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about a possible full scale invasion? d, w richard walker put that question to ty, ones, foreign minister joseph, who in an exclusive interview here is an excerpt. you see that the chinese seems to be preparing for a war against high want for what they claim unification of their country. so what they were doing, the 1st part of august, which is an exercise, according to their plea book against i one, let me say it again. they fired missiles to the waters near taiwan. they conducted very large scale air and sea exercises. they conducted cyber attacks against high one. they conducted disinformation campaign against high one in the same time, they also engage in economical origin. so put it all together. this is what they want to do to taiwan when they want to invade taiwan. and you can watch the full interview now with joseph, who on d w's. youtube channel. the e u. e. use drug regulator is expected to authorize the 1st coven 19 vaccines for the on the cross variant, although they do not target the latest strains. the adapted vaccines m

ah, richard, he has begun the full world copies on its way to recover your travel package to the hello there. let's look to south asian. we've seen some heavy rain effect in northern areas of india causing some flooding. and what's her pradesh now? the rain has ease, but it is still there stretching all the way from the west to the east coast. it's going to be more intensified over a dish. certainly on sunday and we've got wet and windy weather swirling around the bay of bengal. that's gonna chuck some heavy rains the likes me and my bangladesh and further north by the time we get in some monday. but it's looking much dryer down in the south and in the northwest with pakistan, seeing lots of sunshine in clear skies. the temperature in the whole picking up to the high thirty's by tuesday, now was a move to east asia. all eyes are on super typhoon and nan model that has become a violent storm. it's expected to make landfall in the que shoe islands. we are talking very powerful winds, as well as exceptional amounts of rain. we could see landslides and mud slides working its way further to

ah, richard, he has begun the full world copies on its way to the castle route. your travel package to the hello there. let's look to south asia and we saw some heavy rain on friday in the north west of india, and that led to flooding in one of the cities to the south of new delhi. but the skies have cleared the monsoon rains are in retreat. it's looking much finer and dry. if we look at the 3 day for new delhi, there is going to be a lot of warmth coming back in. certainly by the mid week with some sunny spells, it's looking a lot clearer across a more central areas down into the south, a mix of cloud and scattered showers, show lanka, scenes, mafia, thunderstorms pop off, as well as some areas where the islands in the mall div but a lot dryer for places like pakistan, lot of wounds coming back in here. temperature the cross central asia, however, have started to come down in places like afghanistan for the wet weather. we have to look to the east additional things and stronger rain as well as bangladesh and me and mine as we had further east to east asia. so mu

richard. he has begun the full world copies on its way to recover your travel package to the hello. there will get africa in a moment, the 1st to the middle east, and it's a rather hot and dusty picture hotter up in the north. we've seen a lot of heat in places like iraq and she wake the temperatures have come down slightly. baghdad, seeing 41 degrees on saturday, now was shamal wind has picked up blowing down the gulf that's causing a lot of hazy sunshine due to the dust in places like katara. we're also seeing the temperature dip down slightly in doha and dubai. but it's a largely dry picture apart from western areas of saudi arabia. we could see some intense storms popping off here. certainly by sunday. now it's been a story of heat across the north of africa. it continues to be that way for egypt. temperatures continuing to climb, but it's called slightly for algeria. we have got some storms coming in. thanks to a system passing across the mediterranean. it is wet, however, for the west coast. you can see another easterly wave pulling off further west behind it. we've got anothe

mode, and roger, the tennis legend announces his retirement from a game dominated ah, richard, he has begun the full world copies on its way to the castle. travel package to the hello. there will start in the middle east and it is the hot and settled picture for much of the region. we see in temperatures in iraq and kuwait, that well above the average while they are going to come down on friday, $41.00 degrees in baghdad. that's where the temperature should be for this time of year. now it's looking rather dusty and windy across the gulf. thanks to shamal that's blowing down, kicking up a lot of dust causing some hazy sunshine and we will see the temperature dipped down for the likes of dough as well as do by the time we get into saturday. but not the fine and why whether it should be found just a trickle of rain edging into western parts of saudi arabia and yemen, and not joins up with a very wet band of central africa. we've got those easterly waves pulling their way west up in the north. it's much dry, a picture, a few trickles of showers from a storm system moving across the mediterranean and no

so how concerned is taiwan about a possible full scale invasion w's, richard walker put that question to taiwan. foreign minister, joseph lou in an exclusive interview, here is an excerpt. you see that the chinese seems to be preparing for a war against high one, for what they claim unification of their country. so what they were doing at the 1st part of august, which is exercise according to their playbook against i one, let me say it again. they fired missiles to the waters near taiwan. they conducted very large scale air and sea exercises. they conducted cyber attacks against high one. they conducted this information campaign against ty, one in the same time, they also engage in equal caution. so put it all together. this is what they want to do to taiwan when they want to invade taiwan. and you can watch the full interview now with joseph, who on d. w. you tube channels here in germany, new energy saving measures have come into effect as the government attempts to reduce power consumption starting today. heating and public buildings will be kept at 19 degrees celsius. hot water wi

ah, richard, he has begun the, the full world copies on its way to the castle. route your travel package to that. hello. then let's look to south asia and things are set to remain pretty fine and dry for much of pakistan and the north west of india despite rivers continuing to rise from the flood waters. a heavy rain can be found across more central areas of india, stretching from our russia towards west bengal, with some fierce storms picking up for under protest. by the time we get into wednesday, much to wire for corolla in the south. a few fierce thunderstorms for sri lanka wetter as well for southern areas of the mildest. that was we moved to east asia. it's going to get wet and windy for japan. we got a finger of rain bringing some heavy down paws to the south. more wet and windy conditions being enhanced by this tropical storm. it's not set to make landfill, but it will sweep its way towards the north east. much to wire across the north of china and down that east coast. it's the south that's likely to cease very wet and windy weather. thanks to typhoon north, that strengthening i

africa saying that they can no longer afford to put food on the table. steamers ah, richard, he has begun the, the full world copies on its way to catherine book. your travel package today. hi there, thank you for joining in. great to see you. so rain is being shoved into that eastern side of india off the bourbon goal. we go in for a closer look here. so states said i think we'll see the heaviest a falls of rain around to tish or west bank all or be har, charge kind rate through into or to pradesh. certainly the risk of seeing some flooding here. next. stop or going to japan, and i want to share this because it is some good news with those rains now, starting to peter out as that typhoon moves away off into the pacific. so tokyo, coming in at $23.00 degrees on wednesday spot. we have had some high temperatures is around this part of china, southern china. so coiling $34.00 on wednesday the other day you're at $39.00 still waiting to see if that is a record for the month of september cloud cover across the yangtze river valley. and really just to the west of wu han around chung. ching, i think that's w

so how concerned is taiwan about a possible full scale invasion? he w richard walker, he put that question to ty, once foreign minister, joseph wu, in an exclusive interview. here's part of that talk. you see that the chinese seemed to be preparing for a war against high 14 when they claim unification of their country. so what they were doing in the 1st part of august, ah, which is a exercise, according to ne, a playbook against i one, let me say it again. they fired missiles to the waters near taiwan. they conducted very large scale air and sea exercises. they conducted cyber attacks against high one. they conducted a disinformation campaign against high one. and at the same time, they also engage in equal mclauren. so put it all together. this is what they want to do to taiwan when they want to invade taiwan. and you can watch that interview with joseph woot, in full on dw youtube channel, to like the united nations. it says that china is a treatment of wiggers, and other muslim minority groups may constitute crimes against humanity. in the long delayed repor

ah richard and he has begun the, the full world copies on its way to recover your travel package to the hello there. let's look to east asia and were watching super typhoon and nan madeau that strengthened into a violent storm. now this is the very powerful and slow moving system. we could see the japanese authorities issue a special warning for this system, and that's because it's packing some exceptionally powerful winds, as well as very heavy rain. you can see the stats, the gusts of possibly 240 kilometers per hour. it's moving towards can you shoe island where it's expected to sweep a further north, possibly clipping south career. it's not expected to make land for, but we will follow the path of the storm that could change its likely however, to spread into japan. certainly by monday and onwards to tokyo by tuesday, where it's going to knock the temperature down and bring some rain. now we moved to south asia is certainly all about rain up in the north. we seen flooding an utter pradesh that heavy rain is set to continue. we've also got a swirling system in the bay of bengal. that

oh, so how concerned is tiwana about a possible full scale invasion di da abuse richard walker put that question to tie one's foreign minister joseph wu in an exclusive interview. coming up after this bulletin or any time on deed of use youtube town. amsterdam has approved a plan to temporarily accommodate a 1000 migrants on a cruise ship moored in its port. the netherlands is trying to end an accommodation crisis that seen hundreds of asylum seekers sleeping outside a reception center and yos. have criticised the dutch government for failing to properly care for people seeking shelter or correspond. christie minora visited asylum seekers waiting for help in the village of terra pell, close to the border with germany. this makeshift camp has sprung up outside a migrant reception center in the netherlands. these people are here to apply for asylum, but the facility which can accommodate up to 2000 people is to full to house them. so they're camping outside. this man recently arrived here. he told me he is stranded by no means do with you to our to are known of no room once asylum seekers

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we have full coverage of today's events. richard quest is at buckingham palace.ichard, first, what will we be seeing, potentially, for the rest of the day? >> i think the rest of the day is taken up with official meetings with cabinet members, with ambassadors, religious leaders. all the things that charles, both oath taking and pledging of allegiances, all these things have taken place this morning so charles has to now get his feet under the table and start doing the work. and at the same time, that, of course, remember, we've talked so often about this being two sides of the same coin. >> yeah. >> the celebration if you like and intrigue of a new reign, a new king, a new enlightened era, if you will, coupled with the sadness of the loss of queen elizabeth. we've gone backwards and forwards between that today with cheering for one and somber for the other. and it will be like that for the next week or so. >> it's not just for the people who are gathering, people watching on television, feeling that juxtaposition of going back and forth. i remember, too, for the

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full convention for review. mason immediately fires off another letter to richard henry lee up in philadelphia, in which he is, quote, decrying the slow pace of the proceedings. he's getting a little impatient. he thinks what he wrote is pretty good. why do we have to debate this any longer? we should just ratify this bad boy and get going. remember, he arrived in williamsburg on may 18th. it's on june 12th that the convention ratifies the virginia declaration of rights less than a month after he arrived in williamsburg and he is decrying the slow pace of the proceedings. i just ask you to think about that in today's context. but what we do know, it was immediately published. it was disseminated broadly throughout the colonies. our friend thomas jefferson was in philadelphia and while writing the declaration of independence, had a published copy of the declaration of rights, which he acknowledged on the desk, on the table where he was working. and obviously, you can see some parallels between what mason wrote three weeks earlier and what was eventually incorporate it into the declaration of independence. so at this

richard falk, professor of international law, emeritus at princeton university and a former un special rapporteur for the occupied palestinian territories. i you all for being with us on inside story. an acknowledgment but not a full admission. sawsan: i agree with responses from the palestinian side on the fact that the result of the israeli investigation. due to the fact that there has been requests by palestinian authorities submitted to the icc demanding the opening of an criminal investigation on the murder of shireen abu akleh, i think the result of the is really investigation has to do a lot with the defense argument by israel in case the isis he decides to open a criminal investigation -- the icc decides to open a criminal investigation. this is basically a package of an argument that will probably be delivered in order not to provide any accountability in order to say it was done in self-defense and that there was no legality to the shooting. on the simple level, it is important to note not everybody is speaking on the simple level. on the simple level, it also applied on the west bank but also on gaza that basically eliminates the right to buy me -- of any buddy to submit claims . so having no intent mea

full 15 years older than john f. kennedy. he is six years older than lyndon johnson. 11 years older than richard nixon. we had this idea of the vice presidential candidate being the attack dog, going out to do the things that are unpresidential, the things that the top of the order does not want to do. more often than not that has been the pattern in the last 50 years. it was different than. i think that henry cabot lodge jr was a way to ensure the eisenhower continuity to the nixon presidency. he bought maturity that nixon, do not forget, how young he was. 47 years old, you've been vice president for eight years, you lose the run for the presidency and you are just turning 48 years old. that is not so bad, you have options and a future. lodge, i think as a running mate with nixon, it was really a different era. >> the only thing i have to add to that is, the real story is, as professor nichter says. or the fable. that lodge did not campaign he was lazy. if you do not look at the records you can lie all you want to. they fast is my examination of what lodge did in the 1960 campaign when nixon was in th

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richard said. there will also be a detachment of the king's bodyguard in scotland, the royal company of arches as well, fullthere are the archers. the king will then take his position behind them and the queen consort and we expect also the king's siblings also to join that procession. so a very powerful moment. very ceremonial. as the procession arrives at st. giles it will be received by guard of honor, that will also be found from the company of archers. you will see that once the coffin is also brought into the cathedral the crown of scotland will be placed on to the coffin to symbolize, obviously, that this is the former monarch of scotland as well as the united kingdom and the congregation there drawn from all areas of scottish society, i'm told, but we also of course saw liz truss attending as the british prime minister, she will be at all of these key ceremonial moments. >> and this -- the procession will go slowly. i want you to comment on this, max, because we discussed it a little bit earlier that prince andrew would not be wearing military uniform and so here it is. we were wondering where we wo

full 15 years older than john f kennedy. he was six years old in lyndon johnson 11 years older than richard nixon. you know we have this idea of the vice presidential candidate being kind of the attack talk, you know, they got and do the things that are unprecedential or the stops that the top at the top of the ticket doesn't want to go and do and i think that's been locked that more often than not that's been the pattern in the last 50 years. that was it was different then i think lodge was really a way of ensuring direct continuity from the eisenhower presidency to hopefully the nixon presidency. so i think that was really the role the larger brought a certain kind of stability and maturity that nixon don't forget how young he was still in 60 47 years old. hey run for president. you've been vice president for eight years. you lose the run for the presidency. and you're still just turning 48 years old. that's not so bad and you have options in the future. so i think lodge i think as a running mate with nixon. it was really a different era. and the only thing i have to add to that is what's better

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richard quest. >> how many times have you argued whether you need the electoral college. you need all of that. >> the flags are at half-staff when the queen died. they're now at full're going to see this the next few days where we reflect on the previous monarchy and look ahead to the next monarchy. that's a careful balancing act. that's a challenge because that's how monarchies transition. at the same time, the weight of feeling, really, is very much toward the late queen, and people are so intertwined and emotional about that right now. they're struggling to look ahead. this is part of the process over the next few days to get us ready for the future. >> as we were speaking and this was happening, we glanced over our shoulders and noticed here at buckingham palace that the flag is now at full staff, and flags all over are full staff. right there. right in front. >> we haven't seen that played out before. there's been recent debate whether to let cameras in. i think it was prince charles who asks king charles at the time whether that was an important thing to do as the queen opened up the coronation, something we've never seen before. >> so for now the new king w

full convention for review. mason immediately fires off another letter to richard henry lee up in philadelphia, in which he is, quote, decrying the slow pace of the proceedings. he's getting a little impatient. he thinks what he wrote is pretty good. why do we have to debate this any longer? we should just ratify this bad boy and get going. remember, he arrived in williamsburg on may 18th. it's on june 12th that the convention ratifies the virginia declaration of rights less than a month after he arrived in williamsburg and he is decrying the slow pace of the proceedings. i just ask you to think about that in today's context. but what we do know, it was immediately published. it was disseminated broadly throughout the colonies. our friend thomas jefferson was in philadelphia and while writing the declaration of independence, had a published copy of the declaration of rights, which he acknowledged on the desk, on the table where he was working. and obviously, you can see some parallels between what mason wrote three weeks earlier and what was eventually incorporate it into the declaration of independence. so at this

full written statement will be made part of the record. welcome to each of our witnesses, and thank you for taking the time to be with us today. joining us are professor richard from the nyu school of law, professor caroline shapiro from the chicago school of law, and alliances warren becker, with the brennan center for justice. professor -- is the professor of constitutional law at and why you school of law, is one of the nation's leading scholars and constitutional law and a specialist in legal issues concerning democracy. a former law clerk who -- has been elected into the american academy of arts and sciences and the american law institute and has also received recognition as a -- and a scholar. in dozens of articles, his acclaimed case book, the law of democracy, he has helped create an entirely new field of study in law schools. he has worked this field systematically, explores legal and policy issues concerning the structure of democratic elections and institutions such as the role of money in politics, the design of election districts, the regulation of political parties, the structure of voting systems, and the representation of minority interests an

came from richard henry, pratt he was the one that was credited with founding the boarding school movement. he claimed the need to quote kill the indian, save the man. unfortunately they're fully believe they were helping at the time they were actually committing an extreme we act. the extreme chat we had, this boarding initiative report covered the indian boarding schools it operated across 37 states and territories. 21 of those schools were located in alaska. the sexual abuse, solitary confinement, for smollett live terry, untreated is eases, and reported deaths and disappearances documented in this report. it makes it very difficult to read. we know that it just scratches the surface for what actually happened. secretary haaland i want to acknowledge the work of the committee. and you as, well assistants are trying to land for your work on this painful issue for your commitment to ensuring the department provides indigenous people with access to what you have called trauma informed support. so those deep appreciation for that. i've had the opportunity on the national day remembers for indian boarding schools to speak of some of the children have been impacted by these poli

richard henry pratt. he was the one that was credited with founding the boarding school movement and he claimed the need to, quote, kill the indian save the man, and unfortunately, american history is full of such individuals who somehow believed that they were helping at the time when they were actually committing extreme acts that devastated native people. we so appreciate that we have in front of us now the first volume on the federal ending boarding school initiative investigative report. it covers the 408 federal government supported indian boarding schools that operated across 37 states and territories. 21 of those schools were located in alaska. the sexual abuse, violence, malnutrition, solitary confinement, forced manual labor, untreated diseases, unreported deaths and disappearances documented in this report make it very, very difficult to read, and we know it just scratches the surface , unfortunately, of what actually happened. secretary haaland, i want to acknowledge your work on that of the committee and you as well, assistant secretary newland, for your work on this painful issue for your commitment to ensuring the department provides indigenous people with access to what

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