members to assist the republic of korea. united states was designated as the u.n.head and coordinate the u.n. military command. 20 member nations which were not responded to the u.s. request for military assistance. 90 days following north korea's invasion were grim. desperate times to build u.n. ground and air forces in size and firepower to match the scale of the expanding war. as u.n. military units went to the public of korea by air and sea and may ground targets were pounded by her air force. ti gene and pusan gave the general and his u.n. command the need -- needed time to prepare its own initiative. un's initiative turned out to be the bold invasion some 150 miles behind koreans lines. the surprise paid off. when elements of the 1st calvary division raised 100 mouth to link up with advancing seventh infantry division forces north korea's plan for unifying korea became a nightmare. ♪♪ ♪♪ by september's and stohl was retaken by u.n. forces and the embattled capital of korea was returned to president sigmund reid. ♪♪ as north korea watched its grand strategy fo

but the dominican republic is trying to switch to cleaner forms of energy. and it seems to be on the right path the biggest firms in the caribbean, located here, including the monte christy soda pump, which covers an area of over $200.00 hector's. at 115 such projects. by the year 2025, a quarter of the countries energy is expected to come from renewable sources. like it's 9 wind farms including met a phone, go with it's 17 turbines. the wind is a powerful force in the caribbean, especially during hurricane season. so we most likely say yesterday we had a wind speed, 11 meters, most of the facility was going at full til with more monumental hurricane. the turbines will switch off. so once the wind speed hits 25 meters per 2nd, it's a self defense mechanism. and they haven't, i feel you said a little bit but wind is hard to control. that's one of the laws of benign referred to renewable energy as an f d as non guess, do not less energy sources that are unmanageable and therefore unreliable. and we need the cuts and stuck into people's heads a bit. i'm so espe

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people trying to escape that country into the dominican republic. if i remember correctly a couple of years ago. but this is a far more serious situation. dominican republic knows the history of haiti as well as anyone else. they know how fast this could go very, very bad indeed. so i think to keep their own nation safe. they close that border. although i have to say it's a pretty forest board. it will be pretty difficult to tell people if they were heading there on mass, but it gives you a sense of just how potentially catastrophic the situation is. now. i mean, if patients didn't like, you know, but that's one thing. but his assassination is something entirely different. i don't think people certainly not hearing little care so much about the assassination, and i'm not being flippant with that remark. i think they care more about what will happen next. how safe they will be and who will be the new leadership? because remember, the united nations pulled out of haiti in 2017 and the gallagher with the latest on that to from little haiti in miami. an

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similarly, frederick douglass was cited as is heavier critic of the republic.this year, 2019 his 5th of july address in 1850 to receive even more attention than ever. with the chorus skating, and poetic distancing the 4th of july is yours not mine. you may rejoice. i must mourn. this is the same douglas that recently decided to cast the lot -- some have thrown up their hands or criticize the seemingly in consistencies. but there was a deep logic as well as political savvy here. it is a slim understanding that we really had. to celebrate what was good, and to criticize what was lacking in the american revolution were two sides at the same civic coin. both were necessary for political reasons, but largely because both were true. so, it is all more important than historians pushback critically against the voices that would insist that the constitution was not pro slavery. but also against those that would say it had no anti slavery implications or usages whatsoever. it remains more important, i think, more important to address the myth that the founders never thou

does that sound like the recent scholarship on the early republic? it doesn't to me. instead we talk about the early republic's political culture as one of anger, constant dispute and ever-increasing levels of partisanship. federalists and democratic republicans would savage each other in letters. then beat each other in and out of congress. and then shoot each other on the dueling fields. even-keeled isn't the word i would have picked. the rhetoric from the 1780s seems incredibly personal and divisive. there seem to be nothing sacred that americans wouldn't say to each other. and there seem to be absolutely nobody that you couldn't end up not speaking to. and yet, when you read their letters and the public discourse, they don't celebrate this aspect. they justify many things with the constant invocation of failure, the fear of failure. they cautioned each other that we can't just keep attacking each other because the european monarchs are just waiting to scoop us up. they saw revolution expanding around the world and discovered they didn't always like that idea, righ

the centrist republic has failed to win any region in its first regional election. the party was not established the last time the vote was held. exit polls suggest conservatives kept seven regions in the left is in control of five. all of the incumbents won victories. that includes a conservative who is poised as the center-right best choice. voter turnout was at record lows. rates are estimated at more than 65% is a majority of younung voters failed to show up. >> i did not vote. i cannot find what i was looking for. i was deceived. i did not want to vote for the right. reporter: pointing the finger at french people, but it would better to see the political class. people feel they are not heard. >> i think it is a lesson that needs to be drawn for those in charge of humanity. they have to stop being out of touch with reality and treating french people as children. stop assuming french people are not intelligent. host: let's bring in our guests. in paris, a sociologist. in the u.k., a senior lecturer in politics. in france, a senior research fellow at the global po

east germany, the g d r. eventually built its own palace of the republic. it was a multi purpose building. it house to parliament or folks color and doubled as a leisure center with a restaurant, disco, tech, and bowling alley. it came to be known as eric's lamp shop, honoring the many lamps and the then leader of east germany, arish honecker. after the iron curtain fell, the people's palate faced unrelenting criticism as a symbol of the division of germany. once more it was contaminated with as best for lynne was reinventing itself as a single unified city. many projects were proposed across between the g d r's, palace and a reconstruction of the old prussian palace. something entirely new and radical. a large public space with a beach volleyball pitch around the time of german reunification. the mood was to move beyond the painful legacies of world war 2 toward a bright new future. meanwhile, the home phone bo dean was busy assembling the parts needed to make his dream come true. sometimes quite literally a number of ornaments of dawning allotment gardens

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then there's russia also on alerts, worried of potential attacks on the former soviet republics, that border of done is done. and it's hell talks with a child about delegation in moscow where they've insisted they're open to a cease fire with the afghan government. sarah hierarchy has this reports signs of times, changing itala bonds, routes lie in the resistance. the 1979 soviet invasion of afghanistan. now sending his senior delegation to moscow to discuss the future of its country. the group says it's in control of 85 percent of afghanistan. the delegation is pledged to consider a sci fi with the government and stop its assaults. if ongoing talks in council succeed and a certain criteria are met, give us a in the conclusion is both sides. prisoners should be release the blacklist should be removed. there must be no attacks on the provisional capital city district should not collapse. there should be no military activities and populated areas. a space of trust should be built among guns and 90 days must be allocated for negotiations. so we can arrive at or result box reality on the

that was of course, a long time ago, 2 years ago when mounted in the people's republic with communism and marks isn't being visible and or china, this nationalist message is the most important that the communist party and never be fully again with somebody she's in things have been repeating, doesn't hold the road. he has finally established this ring of china after the liberation time had become wealthy under them helping and now she's in things himself and himself. the man was trying to strong again from military that depend its interest is perceived in all over the world. and of course, what he means is refers to all kinds of dispute for china, taiwan and it also refers to criticism from abroad. the communist party is less and less taller and those do not share his word given the criticism of what can the world expect from the chinese communist party in the years ahead. the well that's always hard to say to jumping has made it clear that he wanted to unite, as he call it. i was with the mainland china. he wanted to most like the contact. i wanted to know whatsoever he was at the ti

qe’s and the irish republic would not be subject to checks.— and the irish republic would not be subjecto checks. 9596 of the goods which coming to _ subject to checks. 9596 of the goods which coming to northern _ subject to checks. 9596 of the goods which coming to northern ireland i which coming to northern ireland come in fealty for consumption in northern ireland. yet the eu has insisted that they are all at risk. and in the —— i could give you lots of examples that constituency, and building firm which brought machinery back from scotland, which had but soil from machinery back from scotland, which had but soilfrom scotland on its wheels were turned back because there was a danger that machines which recommend that to northern ireland and staying in northern ireland and staying in northern ireland would contaminate the single market of the eu. bre ireland would contaminate the single market of the eu.— ireland would contaminate the single market of the eu. are you seeing the eu is doinu market of the eu. are you seeing the eu is doing this _ market of the eu. are you seeing the eu i

. "80. population within the republic. ——80.now we have everyone working together, moving forward and the right direction. how have your members cope? how have restaurant survived? have restaurant survived ? it have restaurant survived? it is extremely difficult for the industry, has been since march last year. our has financially supported i was in a planned wage supplement schemes, help towards the fixed costs of these businesses. while it is welcome, it is not enough. as we start the economic recovery, our industry, we need these supports in place into next year as we get into this tourism season because ireland is so dependent on tourism as part of our economic base. we wish you all the very best today and going forward, adrian cummins, thank you for being on the programme. thank you very much. the indian food delivery firm zomato saw its share price surge when itjoined the market last friday, than $13 billion. it's an auspicious debut for india's burgeoning start—up sector — with plenty of other companies keen to head to ma

, as the people linked to the incident used as a port of arrival, the dominican republic to travel to haitian territory shuttle. the unrest on the streets of haiti's capital has largely subsided. though tensions remain high. outside the u. s. embassy in port a prince, a crowd gathered with many seeing they seek to flee the country in anticipation of a worsening political crisis. if it was the way to go by norma, you're all here since last night. it's a normal thing to do to try to get out of the country since our president was assassinated. the death of president moiz at the hands of foreign mercenaries left the country in shock on friday evening, the haitian senate named joseph lambert as the countries interim president, former haitian prime minister, the moth pills, al jazeera, that international cooperation in this investigation is vital regarding the immediate future, both concerned because of course, over that fascination of presidents and its aftermath. but i'm hopeful that the current government is making the right moves into inviting international community to come in opening

denmark have also made it through after beating the czech republic, but they are under dogs. do they stand a chance? well, if you want to talk about a month and then let's talk about then lately. yeah, look another great result for them yesterday to goes in the 1st off. i really nicely for this one to go to showcase their strengths very well. say a government that based on delaney putting ahead to a way to open the scoring and then some excellent women back play from your model. and one of the stars of the tournament for me as to setup cost it all day to make it to $1.00. you know, it's strange now looking back at the opening gains of this tournament and thinking about how bleak it looked for denmark, you know that the trauma, of course, that they will suffer with christine erickson's cardiac arrest and simply the fun. they lost the 1st 2 games of the tournament. they were on the brink of going out. now you look at them, this momentum is game changing the medicine they have is still there and that's something that can disappear very, very quickly. but if they can keep that go

they're also offering to evacuate citizens from dominican republic to 8th. and we also heard the statement from even the columbia president even duke, who said that the act of what happens in port a prince, the killing of president jovan, and more. he was barbaric and he was demanding the intervention of the organization of american states to preserve democracy in haiti. and we've also heard from him, but in manuel lopper code or from mexico. giving his condolences to the haitian people to my champion, yet from the president vertical for members demanded a return to the rule of law immediately in hate. we know that the organization of american states is planning to meet later today to start discussing the situation in haiti in june. the oil yes, already visited porter prince. after what we have seen, what's been happening in this past year, and i have massive protests on the tucson tide government protests on the suite with people demanding i meant to corruption to poverty. among so many other things and also demanding elections off official leaders in port

of course the loss of republic of korea, chinese are staggering.remember we upgraded our firepower dramatically we were really punishing them, andrew? >> for example we had bazookas that were world war ii vintage 2.36-inch bazookas. we upgraded to a 3.5-inch bazooka. larger rounds, better penetration. one of the interesting things we had was, i know this sounds harsh but the object is to fire these rounds and had them penetrate the outer skin and bounced around in the side and exploded in there. but what we found was the quality of the soviet steel was so bad the rounds pass through the tank when came up the backside before they exploded. we are upgraded and that when other equipment. by would that matter? on closer trying to finish during world war ii equipment. [inaudible] what's going on is there trying to save money or trying to cut back on defense expenditures because they got to the roof. in the korean war defense expenditures increased fourfold. that is a huge increase. but prior to that we talked out the revolt of the admirals are trying to

the host underdogs, denmark, on wednesday, after the things be to the czech republic. ah, more than 170 fires are burning across western canada fuel by a drought and record high temperatures. many of the fires were sparked by lightning strikes. towns have been evacuated, and emergency workers are searching for missing residence in linton, in the province of british columbia, locals had only a few minutes warning before the town was nearly wiped out. the canadian prime minister justin trudeau has linked the fires to climate change and said is expected to be a hot and dry summer for the country. what's cross over now to local radio reporter and anchor a cold davies. he joins us from. ken lives in canada, just east of litan. golden. thanks for joining us. thanks for having me. so tell us how is what is happening, enlighten affecting people in your community. it's. it's dark, it's heavy. aaron it's, it's a very difficult time. the damage that's happened in the last week, we didn't really have a fire season. we could go over the damage that has happened in the past week has

east germany, the g d r. eventually built its own palace of the republic. it was a multi purpose building and house to parliament or folks calmer and doubled as a leisure center with a restaurant, disco, tech, and bowling alley. it came to be known as eric's lamp shop, honoring the many lamps and the then leader of east germany, arizona. car after the iron curtain fell, the people's palace faced unrelenting criticism as a symbol of the division of germany. once more, it was contaminated with as best as berlin was reinventing itself as a single unified city. many projects were proposed across between the g d r's, palace and a reconstruction of the old prussian palace. something entirely new and radical. a large public space with a beach volleyball pitch around the time of german reunification. the mood was to move beyond the painful legacies of world war 2 toward a bright new future. meanwhile, the home phone bo dean was busy assembling the parts needed to make his dream come true. sometimes quite literally a number of ornaments of dawning allotment gardens

the host underdogs, denmark, following their when over the check republic. ah. other and tilton walk into the program. more than 170 fires are burning across western canada fuel by a drought and record high temperatures. many of the fires were sparked by lightning strikes. towns have been evacuated, and emergency workers are searching for missing residents. enlightened in the province of british columbia, locals had only a few minutes warning before their town was nearly wiped out. the canadian prime minister justin trudeau has linked the fires to climate change and said it is expected to be a hot and dry summer for the country. let's cross over now to local radio reporter and anchor colton davies. he joins us from kamloops in canada, just east of litan. colton. thanks for joining us. thanks for having me. so tell us how is what is happening, enlighten affecting people in your community. it's, it's dark, it's heavy air and it's, it's a very difficult time. the damage that's happened in the last week. we didn't really have a fire season. we could go over the dama

howie, this republic, this constitutional republic was founded on one man, one vote.e properly. we have to make sure we count those votes properly. and we have to make sure that only legal citizens are voting. it is paramount to the very republic that we sit in every day and what the president has said and what he has asked for is an honest and fair assessment of what took place in november and i don't know why that's a republican or democrat ideal. that should be an american ideal. howie: i'll note that bill barr's justice department found no evidence of widespread fraud but i understand your point. also at cpac the former president talked about the new york prosecutors who obtained an indictment on tax charges against his company's cfo. what he said was this. >> they're in search of a crime. to them, it did not matter whether any laws had been broken. the crime was opposing the radical left democrat party. this is lawless and tyrannical behavior. howie: the media stopped talking about this minor league indictment but why would he describe it as tyrannical behavior?

but by then the republic of korea troops had already passed and cleared it. furthermore it's very mountainous korea is very mountainous. so it happened was the troops got dispersed and compartmentalized for they got split up as they advanced into north korea. not macarthur was euphoric he was anticipating victory by getting victory in getting troops back home at christmas time. he was exceedingly optimistic about the sort of thing. they were worried the chinese might get involved. they kept questioning macarthur, questioning macarthur, questioning macarthur. he talked to former, he's now deceased, four-star general who would over the chief of staff of the army, joe collins. they met with macarthur and the entire time macarthur paced back and forth and lectured to them about what had gone on and how successful this was going to be and what was going to happen. they could not get questions in. and finally macarthur broke that meeting off is the chief of staff of the united states army in june with the problem is? he still sees us as captains they were captains

denmark have also made it throughout the, beating the czech republic, but they are under dogs. do they stand a chance? well, if you want to go grab a mentor and then let's talk about them lately. yeah, look another great result for them yesterday to go in the 1st half. i really think nicely for this one to go to showcase their strengths very well to a government that piece on delaney putting a hetero away from the scoring and then some excellent women back play from yaki mala, one of the stars before them. and for me as to setup cost it all the to make it to one. you know, it's strange. now looking back at the opening gains of this tournament and thinking about how bleak it looked for denmark, you know that the trauma, of course, that they will suffer with christine erickson's cardiac arrest and simply the fun. they lost the 1st gains of the tournament. they were on the brink of going out. now you look at them, this momentum is gained, changing the mental they have is still there. and that's something that can disappear very, very quickly. but if they can keep that going, they

and also the central african republic on sunday, further to the south. this is what your weather story is looking like. a nice stretch of weather. plenty of sunshine for cape town. 17 degrees habit roney 22 degrees below wales. 22 will be the high for you. interest and scattering of showers as we head toward the east coast of madagascar on sunday. that sure weather update. the news my name is my name is on my to we would like to find the beauty of brands to that point. if you can usually just just grab a manager, i've only got mine on mine. i do on i'll just use ah the hello again. the story from the news our the whole from wildfires raging cross southern turkey has risen to 6. this includes 2 firefighters president, reggie piper, tuan has visited one of the effected areas and says the cause of the fires will be investigated. a tennessee and judge has been accused of suppressing terrorism related cases has been placed under house arrest. it follows president fire pledge to lead a campaign against corruption after he froze. parliament. processed against f

so how do you talk about the republic of texas without reading the constitution? if you read the constitution it talks about race and white kids might feel how did my great-great-grandfather if they were texans respond to this? they responded by saying yesck it was great. black people should be slaves or they can't be citizens but i feel bad about it. that is part of life. is not about feeling good about yourself all the time andpp also to say those people t have ideas of which i disagreeable do better in different so it is a little bit off the question but i am as perplexed as you are other than a real concern about airing the stories because it does explain those inequalities that exist in society today and people don't want to admit the things that happen to african-american u people that were unfair and not lighten things that happen to other people. but i'm not saying we should talk about that either. i am as surprised by it as you are either feeling there will be some pushback will be declared unconstitutional and the teachers are a maverick bench. they will

at the time, the island had belonged to the republic of geneva for centuries but it had just been handedr to the kingdom of france. the man who became emperor of the french has always had a colorful, controversial reputation, an image he cultivated himself with the help of arts and artists and it all started here. ♪ ♪ napoleon grew up in this very ilding. what was once the bonaparte family residence now receive some 90,000 visitors every year. now, this museum is the most visited tourist site in corsica. what is it about napoleon's childhood home that draws people? >> this is where tourists learn about napoleon's childhood through the places he grew up. there plenty of stories. the little wooden hut he built in the courtyard so he could study alone. the house is a real present, it is atmospheric and the tours who come from all four quarters of the world can feel that -- the house if a presence. >> and i believe that he was actually born in this room here. can you tell us about the circumstances of the birth of the future emperor of the french? >> in 1835, his mother explains to american

so in april and subsequent diplomatic context between the president of the republic with and the republic of egypt and as well as sudan. anything on these consultations with the highest authority that the 3 countries allowed to facilitate further exchanges on the most appropriate modalities to relaunch negotiations with a view to achieving an agreement that accounts for the interests of all during the most recent meeting of the bureau of heads of state and government of the a you on june 24th, president chicken said he reported on the consultations that he had undertaken. he reassured the members of the bureau that he is continuing discussions with the parties quickly with a view to restoring trust between them and finding a consensus on key issues. the president promised that from the conclusion of those discussions, he would provide a comprehensive report to the bureau which would allow for more substantial discussions in a timely manner. in the meantime, he requested that all abstain from making statements or taking positions that could jeopardize or complicate the very delicate negoti

denmark will face england at wembley after beating the czech republic 2—1.l reports. # i cannot escape, and i cannot forget! for england fans that travelled to italy for this one, the sky is the limit. the only thing perhaps worth flagging up now — for once — is overconfidence. if you were gonna offer us a tournament semi—final against denmark, you take that every time. so at wembley, i think, it is not in doubt at all. ukraine's fans found solace in equalling their greatest run in a major international football tournament. translation: ukraine got to the quarter-finals - and lost to england. there are no weak rivals in the quarter—finals. this is not a problem. england got off to a flying start. harry kane slotted home a superb pass from stirling after only four minutes. barely a minute into the second half, maguire powered home a headerfrom shaw's free kick to give england some breathing space. four minutes later, shaw provided a perfect cross, headed in from six yards by kane. then it was england's fourth from substitute henderson — his first internationa

to clarify these facts immediately, public force is fully at the disposition of the republic of haiti. present survive and says american troops will leave afghanistan by august the 31st. he insists the u. s. has achieved its objectives after nearly 20 years of war. but the withdrawal comes as the telephone continued to see more territory. the un security council has discussed the controversial make a damn that in the opium building on the nile. egypt and saddam have raised economic and security concerns about the projects. if you see it says the message should be discussed, that the african union, south korea is raising corona virus restrictions and soul to the highest level starting monday. it's reported its biggest daily rise in new infections. when you come here on algebra this day, whether of next is inside stories, ceasing blue phase, most common site in city centers around britain, but as lockdown, the lucid people will still be wearing masks for months or even years to come. an ongoing nightmare for the environment. this video shows stuff at a wildlife hospital helping a bird t

the border with the dominican republic is now closed.uthorities have shut down the airport until former notice -- until further notice. >> haiti has been in political and financial turmoil for years. gang violence and kidnappings are common, especially in port-au-prince. inflation is high. food and fuel are scarce. the most 60% of the population makes less than two dollars a day. they have suffered a series of disasters, including an earthquake in 2010 that destroyed infrastructure, a 2016 hurricane, and the coronavirus pandemic. political instability led to protesters taking to the streets recently to demand the president's resignation. for more on this, i am joined by our guests. in washington is jenna, president and ceo of the truman national security project. in new york, sam, a reporter for the haitian times. also in washington, d.c., jake, a research associate and lead author of a blog on haiti relief and construction. sam, let me start with you. who is exactly in charge in haiti right now? the interim prime minister claude joseph?

we've been to investigate the me in the heart of tangled province democratic republic of congo. these miners are digging for a mineral, essential for clean energy use, the mineral, we need to make the batteries for electric cars. ah, cables is playing a key role in the battle to reduce carbon emissions and slow climate change. most of the world reserves are in d. c. an artisan miners light wednesday, extract about one 3rd of the countries output in this way. working underground is dangerous, yet global demand for cable is insatiable. for many here, it's best, so source of income. me the most of the feeds cobalt is mind on an industrial scale from vast open pets like this owned either by the state or by large multinational corporations. and there's a problem because many of these mines are adjacent to towns and villages. now research is showing that the methods used in such places to produce this mineral could be poisoning the environment with di, health, consequences for the population. ah ah, achieve diversity hospital and ca tango is capital leave embassy, mariah and her husba

we went to whatever way la, we went to dominican republic. it was quite a trip or a lot of business meetings at all, but it was fun. and i wasn't till i when we got to easter sunday in dominican republic and cars with a competent golf tour as a golf resort. but i noticed that everybody was at mass. i mean, the republic is the democrats, the enjoy wrangle was there was african american and everybody was there. and i said, what does the group haven't com and i knew her all catholic. so i don't know how much the chip and with that put into that. but that's the way it turned out. and i, oh, this is interesting and i think about his power. they were no catholics, but certainly the trinity with jack mirth in the charlie rangel and people like that. and it was interesting. so i guess there was tribes. i know when i 1st went knock on the, you know, not your doors on capitol hill and you're getting back to the peace corps. i started with the irish catholics come with i got one. it was mobbed up. i won't give his name, but he was clearly marked up. the

i don't think there's much chance of getting either a people's republic of china or the united states of america or federal russia to agree that is a good idea to say yes. ok, we'll put ourselves in else on trial net. my fear is just this has lost its gloss. it's the sparkle, the arc of its importance may be on the downward side. unless we do something about it. i again see why the percent guaranteed that are not saved my life. they make me a better person. not by sentencing me to prison to 15 years that didn't change anything in my life. i think the help that i that she from them did out me. i work on my show. i was 10 years with therapist technologist. i came out of the prison, they paid for my therapist. if i stayed in the bush now, i would never change. he would know when i go and i never heard anybody criticize me. they always say, oh you are, you know, good guy, eat them up. well, you know, i don't care what you know by the one to realize that war end up a long time ago. and that terrible things happen during the history last time happened in this area. but no one was punished o

i thank god for our democracy and our republic. what stood this assault.but that man's warning reminds us that this threat hasn't gone away. it looms over our democracy like a dark cloud. some people are trying to deny what happened, to whitewash, to turn the insurrectionists into martyrs, but the whole world saw the reality of what happened on january 6th. the gallows sitting out there on our nation's mall. the flag of that first failed and disgraced rebellion against our union being paraded through the capitol. the hatred. the bigotry, the violence. and all of it for a vile, vile lie. let's be clear, the rioters who tried to rob us of our democracy were propelled here by a lie. as chairman of this committee i won't give that lie any fertile ground. we need to understand how and why the big lie fested. we need to know minute by minute unfolded. we need to understand how the lie behind january 6 has continued to spread and feed the forces that would undermine american democracy. and we need to figure out how to fix the damage. it won't be easy. but i have

the unrest force that tied up on it. protest, i don't mean that people are against the islam make republic. i'll be run. it means that people on the streets, in different cities, in the sun or upset about the shortage of water and the problems that the drought has caused. and those are legitimate. what happens though, is that people with guns infiltrate these gatherings while it's going to be a tough time for iran. we have sanctions, americans, and europeans trying as much as possible to make life as miserable as possible, ordinary iranians, that their objective and simultaneously because of global warming, we have a very severe drought. and that drought has had an impact on culture. and it has created water shortages in certain parts of the country. or that doesn't mean it's our, i'll be back in 29 minutes with another full 1st look at you. news is art international . the, in a democratic society of free speech rights word are spoken freely in those words that catch attention and result in something that is beneficial to all have a place in the market and the marketplace of ideas. and tho

i mean the republic is the democrats, jolly wrangell was there was african american. everybody was there and i said, what does the group haven't com and i knew her all catholic. so i don't know how much the chip and with that put into that. but that's the way it turned out. and i, oh, this is interesting. and i think about his power, they were no catholics, but certainly the trinity reject mirth in the charlie rangel and people like that. and it was interesting. so i guess there was tribes. i know when i 1st went knock on the, you know, not your doors when capitol hill and you're getting back to the peace corps. i started with the irish catholics come with i got one, it was my up. i will give his name, but he was clearly marked up. they had a terrible experts on him about a body being taken out of his basement. it was a loan shark. this guy was in try and real deeper with the hudson county democratic machine, which was corrupt, certainly then and, and he was much and they had the tape record. he's on him working with a local cargo, helping him protect his gambling int

the united states is a republic. a republic, an island of republican practice in a sea of monarchies and dictatorships. what kind of an example of do we think we are setting as a republic? if we tolerate slavery. in fact, encourages growth. what do we saying about the very idea most precious to all of us and that is the idea of republican government and which all men are created equal and which all the people are sovereign. does not suggest that republicanism is a fraud? how can you talk about the sovereignty of the people and then take a big chunk of the people and then say, lincoln never participated. how can you do that? doesn't that make republicanism laughable? i mean, at least a monarchs are consistent. give him credit, you know. the king of barrett area says, i am the king, you do what i say, you jump on when i say and ask how high on the way up. there is no attempt by king to put a sugar coating around monarchy. but here we are as a republic, we're supposed to be enunciating this enlightenment principle of th

who earlier made it through to their first euro semi—final in 25 years after victory against czech republic of thousands of brazilian protesters call for president bolsonaro to resign over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. at least two bodies have been found and around 20 people remain missing injapan, after a landslide sent mud cascading down a hillside, smashing into homes and sweeping away cars. and the sexism row in ukraine — criticism as women soldiers parade hundreds of supermarkets in sweden are forced to close after a cyber attack. and the sexism row in ukraine — criticism as women soldiers parade in high—heeled shoes. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. millions of football fans around the world are following their team's fortunes in the quarter finals of euro 2020. england are just starting the second half in their clash with ukraine at the stadio olimpico in rome. england captain harry kane scored in the fourth minute to put his side ahead. it's still 1-0. the winners of that game will play denmark, who are celebrating after beating the cze

england face denmark in the semifinals after they beat the czech republic in baku.e when delaney evaded his marker to head in from a corner. they made it 2—0 just before halftime with dolberg volleying in a superb cross from mailler. but it was the czech republic's schip volleying the next one in the talk him level two cristiano ronaldo in the race for the golden boot. yet denmark held on, standing between them and the final is gareth southgate's england. if the gareth southgate's england. it the chance to make history, we have never made it to european champions league final, so it is not so much pressure for this team, it's another challenge that they can lift up at the challenge and take on. the bbc commentator described feeling for england's fans during the ukraine match as the greatest therapy session, watching england we've ever had they will soon find out of this competition also offers a lasting cure two years of hurt. mark labelle, bbc news. quite a night for england supporters who have not seen the team concede a single goal in the tournament. a carnival a

as one former soviet socialist republic after another regained its independence. now, in 2019, the majority of the countries on this planet have their own declarations of independence. among them, bangladesh, belgium, finland, ireland, israel, korea, liberia, malaysia, new zealand, singapore, syria, and taiwan. some of these declarations, like the republic of vietnam, 1945 declaration, quote our declaration word for word. as you can see on your handout, i have included that one. others simply express their debt to our declaration with a bit more subtlety. in june of 1826, two weeks before he died, thomas jefferson wrote a letter to a friend in which he called america's 1776 declaration an instrument pregnant with the fate of the world. how right he turned out to be. over the past two and a half centuries, peoples around the world have used jefferson's declaration, our declaration, as one of their weapons of choice to try to extinguish and obliterate empires. our declaration's pithy, pointed assertion of sovereignty and statehood is its most important global legacy

but as the war and the central african republic rages on, this remains a silent dream.rent: some sports news now -- it was a 50 year wait, but for fans of the milwaukee bucks basketball team, it was well worth it. they are nba champions after they beat the phoenix suns in game six of the finals. giannis antetokounmpo dominated on both ends of the floor with his first block of five leading to his first points with a total of 50. the suns rallied from a double-digit deficit couldn't hold the lead, playing in front of a crowd away from home. the books claimed victory and set up their 4-2 series win with giannis antetokounmpo taking down the final m.v.p. award. after the game, he reflected on what this championship means to him, having grown up as a son of nigerian immigrants in greece. >> i hope that i give people around the world, from africa, from europe, give them hope that it can be done, it can be done. eight years ago, eight and a half years ago, i didn't know what my next move -- where my next move would come from. my mom was selling stuff in the street. now i am he