kenneth st. charles was the school's president in 2020. >> dr. kenneth st.he discipline required in those moments. in 1981, he and his classmate, ray johnson, were marching in a mardi gras parade for st. augustine when an adult who was chaperoning the band got into a scuffle with a plainclothes police officer. >> ray johnson: and then the gun went off. and all of a sudden, the police started showing up on horseback and the band got disarray and stuff like that. so, one of our baritone players said, "ray, you have blood on your uniform." and that's when i started feeling the pain in the side of my face here. so, that's where the bullet went in my jaw and came out the back of my neck. >> alfonsi: you didn't realize you'd been shot? >> ray johnson: i didn't know i was shot. one police officer was trying to give me first aid. so, he said, "look," he said, "i got to cut this uniform off you to see if you're hit anywhere else." and i said, "hold up," i said, "you can't cut this uniform." i said, "it has buttons on it. i can take it off." >> alfonsi: why didn't you

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if the st. thomas boys choir and it always will be here they are a permanent fixture in church services. was he out at once really great in leipzig is that we sometimes divide up the gospel so that part of it is read, then part is sung and then the last part is read again. that's not possible in the catholic church which i was brought up in. but those are the possibilities i have here. i've dreamed of them all my life even though the clergy also benefits from these possibilities for the recitals on friday evening and sunday services. pastor martin 100 mark can count on the choir week after week. oh, oh, yes, we can hear the classes. we follow the classical, let itchy here because it's a centuries old tradition of the grounds. people. and as a pastor my heart swells, when i sing the liturgical chance here with the children, it's you and they're involved in the brass angle wouldn't offend. although there's a clear religious context to the choir. it doesn't have any concerns about attracting new ta

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the seniors attend st. thomas, the oldest public school in germany. lessons homework and projects have to fit into the boys choir schedule. 1000000 manages this well, and he takes no issue with the new choir master and he's fresh ideas. oh, they're awful and he's very open and relates to us. well i yeah, we'll contact olds. of course, when you get a new choir master, you immediately make comparisons with the old one or mr. hides. it is a can't or like all the others and all he has his own ideas and he does his job and i don't expect anything else from him. a lot longer. oh felton amazon is michael maximilian priority right now is his geography home leg. although maximilian seems church music week after week. he tells us he isn't religious. oh my uncle was a pastor at saint thomas church, but i'm not too involved in the christian faith myself and i'm not baptized or anything. on a hit ally home health wasn't of number their own parents is i was ross fione admission criteria that are a boy's commitment to mus

there was a st. thomas student who was in the 12th grade. he was not a member of the church, but had been a chorister since the age of 4 or 5 and then joined st. thomas were in habit. i asked him, how can you sing the mass in b minor? the passions, if you yourself don't believe i just can't understand it does, can i grew up differently and i was brought up from childhood in the parsonage and for hope of go back to this boy said to me, oh mister, hunted, mark mark with you know what his wife, i know that when i sing, i'll console the people down there on this and there are a lot of people sitting there who believe it or i do it for them happen. and i do it with all my hand is that if it's yet and full and i said to him, well that's a kind of faith though you don't call it that different. but he couldn't or didn't want to take the stamp of being baptized or joining the charge. hoping to last, however, he understood exactly what constitutes christian faith with christian club of oh, faith to as many ease as possible and why is able to go into a

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oh, oh, mid day it st. thomas looks much like any other school in germany, capitalists and mathematical formulas, a temporarily forgotten he in the course, his boarding establishment as to boys head to lunch. ah, this elite school music takes precedence and other subjects. the admission criteria a tough, only the most talented kids get in each day before lunch time. they sing a glorious corral. oh, be one of the older boys, a pre fate has the privilege of leaving it. oh, i have another tradition. students eat in the same room. the younger boys, my 12 year old maximilian, together with the old attains like 17 year old natania. the choir mazda is being said, lights, it was a boy chorus to himself in switzerland. although he doesn't live in the boarding establishment, he enjoys dining here with his cheatam's monument of us helper. my mother was a religious educator and we always went to church on sundays to come quite. there was a boys choir that sang once a month. and i told my mom i'd like to join. okay. aft

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we traced the roots of political st, asked to mexico's famous murals. but 1st we had to is temple to discover why turkish t v shows a breaking ratings records everywhere from chile to pakistan. lou, he stand bull is a city with a population of over 15000000 in easement some 100 kilometers away the turkish tv channel t r t is filming the series. the last emperor. it's about the life and times of of do hum. in the 2nd, the last powerful ottoman sultan the action begins in 1896. when abdul hamad is fighting on all fronts, against european powers, domestic revolutionaries, and a range of other opponents. they all want the same thing to bring down his ottoman empire. between a 100 and a 150 minutes produced each week. soon, 5 seasons will have been shot. the series has been a runaway success in turkey, but also in many other countries. valente now who plays the sultan, explains what he thinks makes it so popular. triggers this region between the mediterranean, the g in the middle east of the arab world. oh, inside of us, as in europe are still others in asia

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on the 20th of may 20 20 downing st staff were invited - 20 downing st staff were invited to sociallyjustst strengths 20 downing st staff were invited to sociallyjust strengths in the garden of number 10, bring your own booze said an email from a senior official. the event is one of several in 2020 being investigated. on the 15th of may the prime minister and staff were pictured with cheese and wine in the downing street garden. on the 15th of december social mixing was banned in dollars and a christmas quiz was held for number 10 staff with a photo of borisjohnson taking part. on the 18th of december claims of a party and state downing street which the prime minister's then press secretary was later seen joking about in a mock news briefing. opposition parties united in their calls are borisjohnson to go. iiiiuihiile calls are boris johnson to go. while the prime minister _ calls are boris johnson to go. while the prime minister finally _ calls are boris johnson to go. while the prime minister finally do - calls are boris johnson to go. while the prime minister finally do the decent _ th

the lead character is not a retired government official from st. petersburg as dostoevsky road. but a black police officer who's worked too long for a system steeped in violence of racism. who's a wicked man when i was on the phone, like leisure? amy sick. and now i'm living all my life, my corner on the internet, taunting myself with these spiteful few tao constellations that is even possible for an intelligent black men to become anything in this city in this country. ah, the fool he come anything in a system built? oh, yes sir. it's elegant black men of the 21st century must either sit down or shut down. the image of a small, resentful and oppressed man in notes from underground has become particularly relevant to a new generation of black people fighting for their rights. the concept of a hero isolated from the outside world and fighting an internal battle came in the wake of the pandemic. we wanted to do a whole season of shows around isolation to match our, our moment or being in isolation due to cov, it now reflects the time that we're going, sir, and that's kind of the c

in 2014, st.ines and fees, by 2019, it was $426,000, and 87% drop. are these numbers pretty consistent that many of them have dropped about 80 to 90%? >> yeah, that, at the high end, 80, 90%, some are more like 50, 60%. >> reporter: so there is massive improvement, but let's give it some context. >> ferguson, in 2014, there were 33,000 warrants in a city of about 22,000 people. so more -- >> reporter: more warrants than people? >> more warrants than people. and that's come down significantly, 2019, there were just under 4,000 warrants. now that's a huge drop, still quite high though when you think about the fact that that's, you know, maybe just under a fifth of the population that is at risk of being arrested at any moment in time. >> i had to pray and meditate more. for justice that those that seek --. you got to find a way to find peace. so i created a stas within my house i call the sanctuary. a way to sit and try to make magic out of mess. >> reporter: but she wants more than that, it's why s

and i don't think it st a great idea. and that is not even the biggest issue of all. because don't forget the whole story resolves around a woman being drugged and then some dude comes and kisses her without her consent. i know bill cosby is now available for the role but that is not the point. just saying this thing is, you know. >> well look, trevor, can we just give disney a chance. and let's judge the movie after it gets made. i mean disney has a good history of updating things and making characters 3 dimensional and bad guys good, right, look at crew ella, right, from 101 dalmations, literally, the cruel devil is her name and she kills puppies and then they put emma stone in in the prequell trk turns it out some puppies killed her mom. and then you go oh, now i know why you were killing puppies in the second thing so i'm just saying, give them a chance. >> trevor: anyway, let's talk about joe rogan. the king of podcasts. an aaron rogers personal physician, whatever you think rogan is one of the most influential voices in america because 11 million people listen h

emma simpson, bbc news, st albans.en on care homes — with very few visitors allowed inside. but from next monday — covid guidance in england will finally be eased, with no limits on the number of visitors, self—isolation periods will be cut and there will be changes on how to manage covid outbreaks in a care home. here's our social affairs editor alison holt. from monday we have unlimited visiting. fist from monday we have unlimited visitinu. ,, ., , ., , ., visiting. at quarry house care home in bristol they _ visiting. at quarry house care home in bristol they are _ visiting. at quarry house care home in bristol they are going _ visiting. at quarry house care home in bristol they are going through - in bristol they are going through details of two day's announcement to make sure they are ready for monday. unlimited visiting is a welcome change but it means having extra tests and ppe in place.— change but it means having extra tests and ppe in place. should make a lot of people _ tests and ppe in place. should make a l

i said i'm looking for a st. christopher but who's that anyone? st. y jenesius. i said who's that?tutes. ( laughter ) i thought, what are the chances they'd ever do a really good closeup on this thing. i got that, if anyone asks me, it's st. christopher but now that we're done i can say ray has been wearing the medallion of st. jenesius. >> seriously? >> stephen: given to me by a guy in chicago called pat finn. >> and you don't wear it? >> stephen: it's hanging on the mirror next to my s sap la, --scapula, you know, my holy cards. ( applause ) that's jeezy right there. actors, prostitutes, clowns -- which is why i was given it -- and i think thieves might be another one. >> i fall into all four categories. >> stephen: just shows you, when people are deciding what groups of people to get together, back a couple hundred years ago, actors and prostitutes, put them in there. very fine line between those. >> what did he do to get that? >> stephen: he was a lot overfun is what he was. and very forgiving. we have to take a quick break. when we come back, i'm going to ask liev if he's ever

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we would be driving over the east bridge and she would say to me you see that the st. louis courthouse up there, that a big white building, and using all those steps that you can see from here? they use to sell slaves on those steps. i found it incredible that my mom would say that. she wasn't a historian or as i mentioned, formally educated, but she knew that and knew the significance of that building. it was also the courthouse where the dred scott decision was argued. i say that because the dred scott decision, that infamous decision handed down in 1857 may have been the tipping point when it came to the civil war. a decision by the court now viewed as nothing short of egregious. it basically ruled that enslaved people, regardless of where they lived in the united states could never be treated as american citizens and had no right to sue in federal courts of america. despite estate decisions to have the free states, slave states, despite the missouri compromise, the supreme court in the dred scott decision basically came down clearly on the side of enslavement and t

it's an american st tank which promotes us global leadership. anything sedans next, prime minister will be under military influence. i think what we've seen in the last 2 months since the military coup in sudan is virtually the re establishment of the bush year regime without omar alba, sheer. we've seen the military undo the vast majority of the reforms. we've seen the economic progress halted and financial assistance from the national community suspended. we've seen the intelligent services re empowered to arrest and detain people. we've seen, you know, nearly 60 people killed and more than that raped and injured and arrested and tortured throughout the course of these protests over the last month. so we have seen really a wholesale re establishment of the previous regime in the military's effort to control the political outcome in the country. i think that what we are likely to see is the military try to appoint a new prime minister whether they call it a caretaker prime minister, or they just go ahead and, and i'll put somebody in that role

it's now unclear whether this was no vac joker, which is last appearance on st. a. court in melbourne this year. that will be established when an appeal against his 2nd visa cancellation lands back in the legal court on sunday. however, the judge and respective lawyers interpret the use of legal language in melbourne on the streets of belgrade. the people's judgment is clear. that of all did on. i'm disgusted. so i'm angry because i did not expect that they would treat the best tennis player like this. i think he did not deserve this the near the forger talk on it. oh the serbs, australia. no longer exists if you have a cousin or a brother that you should just forget about them. and so a drama for the ages continues in melbourne. the final chapter of a legal fight that may shape sporting history. let's bring in steve peers. he's been covering the australian open for more than a decade, and he joins us now from melbourne. steve, a lot of back and forth in this tennis drama a where do things stand now? claire it's, it's fascinating. it's one i just moved to a whole