kim il sung thought should be him. mao zedong thought, well, you know, we're sending a vast number of volunteers here and we just rescued your country from oblivion. so we think it should be us. they stalin eventually settled it and and said, you know zedong in the ccp is going to be in charge so we just add a little bit more on that from the americans perspective if they want to go to war in korea to basically contain the soviet, but they don't want to escalate into a bigger war with the soviet union. they're trying to avoid world war three. so there's always that limit there. i think stalin also, he's prepared. give north korea the go ahead, but he doesn't want that war, an escalating into war between the united states and the soviet union. that's where i think mao comes in and plays a role. so if the war goes badly for north korea, it's going to be china, not the soviet union is directly in the firing line, which course is what happens in october-november. so china in that sense or deserves that function, helps to k

live now to seoul where we can speak with sung—yoon lee, live now to seoul where we can speak with sung—yoon the sister, north korea's kim yojong, the most dangerous woman in the world. welcome, thank you very much for being with us. we were just talking about there, prosecutors have summoned the impeach president for questioning. he hasn't turned up. where do you think all of this could be leading? where do you think all of this could be leadinr ? ~ , .,. be leading? well, the impeachment trial will be deliberated, _ be leading? well, the impeachment trial will be deliberated, tried - be leading? well, the impeachment trial will be deliberated, tried by - trial will be deliberated, tried by the nation's constitutional court which has 180 days, six months, to deliver and issue a ruling. you know the old adage, that reality is stranger than fiction, the old adage, that reality is strangerthanfiction, is the old adage, that reality is stranger than fiction, is being reaffirmed in south korea where we had just eight years ago, the impeachment and removalfrom office of a sitting president. back

after the ceremony, where hymns will be sung and a joyful node will be hit, there will be the culturallement was due to be a concert outside the cathedral tonight, but unfortunately because of the weather that concert was recorded yesterday and the replay will be shown to the nation later this evening. let's take you back now to be a lycee paris, because we are still awaiting the arrival of some notable guests, including president—elect donald trump, who landed on saturday. this is his first international trip since winning about election and not only has to date been a day of him coming to this ceremony, of him attending or coming back to the world stage, it has also been a day of intense diplomacy. before the ceremony at notre dame, resident trump has been meeting with president macron. we do not know what the agenda was, we are not sure there was an agenda, but we do know that president macron and many other european leaders are worried about the future of the war in ukraine, particularly given some of the comments made by president trump in the past. that is potentially something t

there are some songs that you have sung and they have soundtracked our lives. really? um. and i will hear you hit a note sometimes. and i would say to myself, this is the point where she gave just a little bit of her life away, that there's a little bit left in that song, whether it's the way that the voice cracked intentionally or the soul came out, or the arc of the note. do you have a song where you say, that was a moment where you can you'll know dionne warwick if you hear that song. >> oh, wow i would have to say every single song i've ever sung um. i've been so fortunate in the composers that i've been able to sing songs that they've written specifically for me. and in so doing, whenever i sing any of them, they're coming from here, you know, not here. here. because they've written for me and i feel the only way that i can interpret them and give them to audiences. is to be completely honest about it. >> well, that no wonder you and luther vandross and so many others gravitated towards one another because as we learned from the film, many people didn't appreciate his

i would have to say every single song i've ever sung. um.e been so fortunate in the composers that i've been able to sing songs that they've written specifically for me. and in so doing, whenever i sing any of them, they're coming from here, you know, not here. here. because they've written for me. and i feel the only way that i can interpret them and give them to audiences. is to be completely honest about it. >> well, that no wonder you and luther vandross and so many others gravitated towards one another because as we learned from the film, many people didn't appreciate his, as you called it, ingenuity and arrangement and lived experience through, even if it's slowing down a song to have a different pace on it. you actually performed with him many times. tell me what that was like for the two of you to. >> it was such fun. i think we laughed more than we sang anything. he he produced a cd. on me and we did a duet called how many times? and it was a joy to sing with him. you know, because you could see him saying, i'm going to sing this so

c daughter, some god when sung, got a came for the 1st time i didn't did it is summer. carter who changed the name of the con, which was then known as up of both the into book, enough muscle, the loan of the upright man on his set for how long should we allow friends to control us for how long should we allow for is to control our resources for how long should we have independence, that he's not independence. and he's set the country on a bus of ensuring that it was self sufficient economically and in the 6th of costs he was assassinated. and that did postpone the revolution, which is now back on re loves it was. and what has happened is the one sub game, the ever present. tons of froze was evident. immediately the code it does have been mount and they were able to move into the echo as region on to tell the cost to ship the the, the countries must be expelled and indeed as we speak. now, this country is of my lead, initiate on book enough muscle remain as ostracized, within the a cause of egypt. and they have to have come together and they have come together and they h

who has been standing in as the president ever since. in as the president ever since president yoon sungd himself less than two weeks ago. now, it is the opposition party here in south korea that has done this. they have a huge majority in parliament, and as they voted to impeach mr han, it was members of mr yoon�*s party, the ruling party, that leapt to their feet and surrounded the speaker of the house. they were shouting at him. they are angry that he's even allowed this vote to go ahead. this is the level of animosity here now between the two parties. so how did we get here? well, over the past couple of days, this row has erupted between the prime minister and the opposition party. mr han has refused to appoint the judges that parliament had chosen to oversee mr yoon�*s impeachment trial. this is the court case that is going to decide whether mr yoon is ultimately barred from office, and the opposition party have decided that mr han, by refusing to appoint these judges, has been protecting the president, and so he's no longer fit to run the country. what this means is that the count

attendees stood hand over heart while listening to the national anthem sung by imprisoned defendants convicted of crimes on the capitol riot. the irony of pledging allegiance to a song sung by accused insurrectionists maybe didn't register for mark zuckerberg or maybe he just didn't care. >> this is one of the big differences i think between we were talking about it before. one of the big differences between the first term, the first term, everybody is fighting me. this term everybody wants to be my friend. >> joining me now is the director of the state safeguarding democracy project. the scope of the lawsuit against the des moines register. it has been filed under iowa's consumer fraud act. how is that meaningful, how is that a meaningful difference and what does that entail? the difference between that and the classic defamation suit? >> well, so this law is primarily meant to protect consumers who are sold fraudulent goods. goods without warranties. it is not typically used for political purposes. it is not typically used for polling. there are three big hurdles that trump would f

the irony of pledging allegiance to a song sung by accused insurrectionists maybe didn't register for mark zuckerberg or maybe he just didn't care. >> this is one of the big differences i think between -- we g were talking about it before -- one of the big differences between the first term. in the first term everybody was fighting me. in this term everybody wants to be my friend, i don't know. my personality changed or something. >> joining me now is rick hasan, director of the state osafeguarding democracy projec at ucla. thank you for being here tonight. i first want u to talk to you about the scope of this lawsuit against the des moines registrar. it's not a defamation suit. it is filed under iowa's consumer fraud act. how is that a meaningful difference, and what does that entail? what is the sort of difference between that and the classic defamation suit? >> so this law is primarily meant to protect consumers who are sold fraudulent goods, sold goods without warranties built out of money. it's not typically used for political purposes. it's not typically used for polling. and so

outside the landmark, stunned onlookers sung hymns. construction began a most immediately. 2000 craftspeople from around the world worked on the restoration. dozens of world leaders, diplomats, and celebrities attended the monument's rebirth. president biden did not attend. he sent the first lady in his place. macron invited trump, who made his first overseas trip since the election. it was a high-profile return to the global spotlight and an opportunity for a face-to-face meeting with macron and zelenskyy. today was more than just a celebration of the cathedral's restoration. it was trump's return to the world stage. our guest was deputy secretary of state for european affairs in the george w. bush administration. we had a very unusual sight today in paris. the current president of the u.s. was not there. the president-elect was there and he met with the french president and the president of ukraine. what do you make of that? >> it is very extraordinary to have a president-elect beginning to take the approaches of state, conducting fo

and but i got up on stage -- i may gotten up on stage and sung "drop kick me jesus through the goalpostill have your spleen? >> couple more questions, two more questions before we have to get ready for tonight's show. >> my blood pressure is currently over dam. so, my wife has been -- been a good one. has been a good one, kind of like one of your horror stories, you know, we just won't really get into that, but -- >> talk into the microphone. >> just if you can do your question, sir, because we've got to -- >> just ask a question. >> wrap it up. >> okay. i have a sharpie in my pocket. can you sign my body so i can get a tattoo? >> direct. >> that's better. >> what? >> sorry. i have a sharpie in my pocket. i was wondering if you could sign a piece of my body and i go get it tattooed at the tattoo parlor. >> just a reminder, questions typically begin with a "w" or an "h." >> uh, no. no. i won't sign a piece of your body. >> thank you. >> but i appreciate the offer. >> okay. this is our last question. >> good afternoon.on it's been a pleasure. the question is for mr. king. aside from visit

that was extraordinary because she had never sung the anthem of another country and she never sung her anthem to herself. it showed a connection, i think , that comes through from all of the meetings, throughout the book that she really has a strong personal affinity with america and feels it is the special place that churchill set out and that she came to -- pick it was respected because of the war effort, but she enjoyed her relationship with america. she spent private holidays there. if you ask me what does the queen do for fun, it is horses. she is interested in the breeding of her horses, the raising of her horses. she has at least five private holidays where she spent in horse country in america. >> 1976, american bicentennial. was that a politically sensitive visit by the queen to come to the states? >> in the archives of the foreign office, there are some -- now it seems hilarious, documents about senior figures in the british civil service, men in suits, if you like, fretting about whether this visit is appropriate. should the queen go to help celebrate a country that rebelled

sung-jae tried to make a prediction and failed to meet it. very disappointing. so traders skedaddled, stock fell 60%. from the looks of things there were a lot of traders in micron and they don't want anything to do with it because they don't know what it does. stocks now to reset level but much lower. contrast that with more technology which has similar exposure to a.i. and personal conspirators. neither were predicting good things for the personal computer or cell phone businesses, at best they were willing to predict a gradual recovery in the markets, that sanja had said would have good numbers. marbella sword because there a.i. business is on fire and the other businesses that brought back down were no worse than advertised because they made no claims that things would recover. or at least, would start going up in the recovery phase. had micron been more muted about the pc business before hand, had they not gotten too excited, the stock would probably still be down, but definitely not down double digits. you would think everyone would be on their toes after

the credit on entering this way to get straight to people exclaimed, to have sung around the world more than 100 especially me, the rest we should have to the this is the w news. lie from berlin, a top you official, makes your way to keep, to reassure the block, support for ukraine in its war with russia. new foreign policy chief kaya callous holds taunts with you. training president full on him is zalinski and he praises her decision to come to keep on the very 1st day on the job. also coming up georgia as prime minister says the president must leave office when her term ends this month. she is refusing to go and support the thousands protesting the government's decision to suspend talks to join the european union and negotiators meeting in. so .

and then you just put us in and then use the gym sung last in the most amount. so it'd be as the shuttle primes, god knows where to go to your skin when your stomach is always waiting. so faith, i'm in the yard. consume pretty easily. family machine. yeah, that sounds little capitals. are you to come come over? we'll go with them. i think i'm no longer is there any to invite your credit cards? go ask. is it just need you to come? yeah, yeah. what seems a bill seems a little bit, so we'll know something else by showing the the russian states never as tight as on one of the most sense community best english. i'll send some of the same assistance to father speedy. one else calls course about this, even though we will fan in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on russia to day and split the ortiz full neck team and our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for what question did you say from stephen twist, which is the the good good. i think goes on there. that's good to you. good. i think we took the same glass that the bigg

carter's talks with north korean leader kim il-sung on freezing his government's nuclear program. and in 2002, when he made waves in cuba, meeting with president fidel castro, and calling for an end to the decades-long u.s. embargo. he was also a vocal critic of the u.s. invasion of iraq. but his diplomatic work, including the camp david accords , ultimately won him the 2002 nobel peace prize. he remained in the public eye through his final years, and he minced no words in his attitude about president trump. >> there's no doubt the russians did interfere in the election, and i think that interference, though not yet quantified, if a lien investigated would show trump did not actually win the invested -- the election in 2016 and he was put into office because of the russians. judy: in 2015, he was diagnosed with melanoma, a cancer that spread to his liver and his brain, but underwent a new treatment that sent it into remission. >> i've had a wonderful life. i had thousands of friends. but now i feel it's in the hands of god, whom i worship, and i'll be prepared for anything that co

earlier, i spoke to dr sung—yoon lee, global fellow at the woodrow wilson international center for scholarsot turned up, where'd you think all of this could be leading? the impeachment _ this could be leading? the impeachment trial - this could be leading? tue: impeachment trial will this could be leading? tte: impeachment trial will be deliberated, trialed by the nation �*s constitutional court which has 180 days, six months to deliberate and issue a ruling. you know the old adage of tourism reality is stranger than fiction, it has been confirmed than fiction, it

young and young—at—heart sung together, united in the hope that yoon suk yeol will be removed.icians were forced to battle their own military to overturn it. today, he said sorry to try to save his career. translation: i sincerely apologise to the citizens i who were likely alarmed and disturbed by these events. the crowds still cried for his removal. but soon, they realised the president's own party would not vote to impeach him, and the singing stopped. translation: what i believed and thought as democracy - and freedom, it all collapsed in a single moment. i'm very angry. now is the time for each person to rise and come out here with us. the lawmakers, they should represent the people, not the president. and we are very angry. we are very upset. we are not going to back down until he is impeached. in contrast to the crowded streets, the seats of the ruling party sat empty as they boycotted the vote. all efforts to get them to return were in vain. this was not the result that they were hoping for. president yoon might think that he can stay on for another two years as a lame

. >> i've never sung, and somebody in my life wasn't very kind to me about singing, so it made me thinkont of the crew, we kept it really tight. my sons were working in the film, and i asked them to watch the doors to make sure nobody else came in. i was shaking. >> perhaps we could speak of your life away from the stage. >> there is no life away from the stage. >> is there anything in your life that compares to her love of singing? >> my motherhood. >> yeah. kids. >> yeah. it's my happiness. it's. you can take everything else away from me. i could. nothing else matters. yeah. >> and you said that your boys, maddox and pax, they work on the film with you. they got the bug for the business. >> none of my children want to be in front of the camera at this time. interesting. they're quite private. shiloh is extremely private. they weren't born with privacy. right. so i hope they can have that. and all of my children suffered through my early opera singing in the house before i got kind of good. >> her performance in maria, already generating oscar buzz. variety magazine capturing the momen

and then you just put us in, in the new system, sung last me as i'm assuming that's a super surface. it'd be as a shuffle. plans could have knows where you'll see with your skin when your stomach is always let me see if i can see him pretty easily. family machine. yeah, that sounds little care of you to come come over. we'll go with them. i think on the verge of credit goes to go ask, is it just to do it to come? yeah, yeah, what seems a bill seems a little cindy. so we'll know something else by showing the the what else shows they just don't have to shape. how's the kind of thing and engagement? because the trail when so many find themselves will support, we choose to look so common ground, the the, the law is on the high ele, uh, it says, russian, i assume both is, eliminates of all the pool condominiums in on the strikes. the how much unless no problem the met him on the sea. so typically see is why it is a look. so toppled parliament the doing imprisoned. also slow students enjoying protein. you protesters to receive almost a deep re report for me. i.

what's about the legal aspect, who actually owns in a i sung, the creator, the company that develop the i software or the artist whose voice has been planned . meanwhile, in the world of classical music, 3 um robot conduct tests added to the performance. just this year, we went to the germans to, to enter as been for its premiere 3 robotic homes. the kinds you might find in the industrial sector, re purpose for conducting an orchestra. here, the bottom makes way for 3 colored lightsabers keeping time and the premier of the robot symphony. especially compose to the occasion. it's a peas, no human could conduct. that's because each robot follows its own beat and tempo have a lesson. the interesting. the 7 jointed robust the guns moved as fluidly as a conductor's but it wasn't without human assets dressed. i'm symphony orchestras, artistic direct to macos rand, how to teach the robot each movement individually, the pickup. so the one who had to put on a kind of gloves which had various and tracking sensors on it, but it didn't work very well. at some point i thought we could, we just use t

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hae—sung!dual identity, and she admits that it would have been difficult to make only a few years ago. i think that after parasite and, of course, i think also covid and people are starting to watch things at home, i think our subtitles have become something that is not a barrier. and i think that to me has been such an amazing gift for having it come out at this time. because i think that even when i was writing it, it wasn't clear if people would want to watch a movie that is properly bilingual. the film was partly shot in seoul, an experience that brought song back to the city of her childhood. it was so amazing. the crew was so hard working and i felt like i feel so supported by the crew there and i don't know, they're amazing. it's really a very film—making—friendly city and i had a really wonderful time there, and what was so funny is that because i was a person who in my core creative team who really did speak both cultures and both languages, that i ended up being a bit of a nora for th

music: carol of the bells sung in ukrainian. the discord of christmas in a shattered city.s well—known carol once lived. pokrovsk, the next russian target. explosion most of its population has already fled. explosion no sound or sign of christmas here. just shelling. those left behind only break cover to find essentials. many are cut off from gas, water and electricity. ihor says you never know where or when the next hit will be. he likens it to living on a powder keg. oksana hopes ukraine can hold on, but she thinks it's unlikely. pokrovsk, she says, will probably fall. russian forces are still advancing towards the city of pokrovsk. they are nowjust a few miles from where i'm standing. and it's notjust the physical destruction of the city that you can see all around me. explosion in background. ukraine also accuses russia of trying to erase its cultural identity too. music: carol of the bells. this familiar tune, known as the carol of the bells, or shchedryk in ukraine, was composed by mykola leontovych. this is where he worked as a music teacher in pokrovsk. a plaque now

when every child was asleep in bed, the tree sung a lullaby.l family for the christmas day celebrations at sandringham. think it is only fair we say with that christmas theme and we are going to live to miami in florida where the annual cocoa beach surfing santas are just about to get under way to hit the waves, an annual event where the santa hit the waves, an annu

but it's also bringing some domestic pictures from peru, west strong waves of damaged and sung boats along its north western case line. local media say the region is seen unusually high waves since wednesday. we'll forward these expect the swells to continue well into the new year. and the world's best trust play. it has been full style to the world championships for refusing to change his pair of jeans. schools governing body as calls in to change claiming it went against the dress code regulations, but will we can transcribe master refused and was subsequently bought from participating. 34 year old has been the world level one for the 13 years. that's nice. i phone for me, so robin to learn. thanks for your time and your company the, on counting the costs, artificial intelligence. will it drive exclusive economic growth, or is it just type companies around the world of wayne up a cost less. how government? so pushing for the technology is regulation for the beneficial to manage, counting the cost on which is era the control the holiday and under control of the region around. and th

a gorgeous rendition of "america, the beautiful," was sung at the conclusion of her service. per her own request and plan. it was both moving and hopeful because though she was a clear-eyed pragmatist, she was also the most idealistic of american patriots. she chose that song because she cherished her country. she embodies its sense of opportunity, and she left behind a road map for upholding its ideals. that is her true bequest to all of us, and it's what we are here to celebrate tonight. thank you. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> icivics is my most important legacy. i care about it a great deal. i think it matters. over half of u.s. middle school and high school students, is and that's great, i want to reach every one of them if i can. i want to see it used as an educational tool for every student in all 50 states. i want students to learn how to -- [inaudible] works and how, in essence, they're part of it, they're part of what makes it function. but if they understand how it works, they can more easily become part of it. we need civic and political leaders in every level to take the up

this song that i remember from the 8th is spontaneous me being sung. and in on the streets where people that were left out of the system that wanted to again have a sense of purpose. i would say that the never thought it would be. it's being so crucial for survival. i thought the where this kind of thing the new would only do once you've sold your basic needs, unless we change that and i read that goes back to again to the question of creating a collective sense of belonging. and i think the word belongings matters. look, we're living in a world where you'll value is, is a, based on your belongings known unimed through how different would it be if our system of values was based on belonging, that the societies that communities, the groups that offer us glimpses of there is i'm gonna turn that the fact that unless this becomes something attractive, something seductive is going to be uh, just wishful thinking. absolutely. i thinking in south africa of architecture is either focused on becoming the image of the north of the west, or it's focused very much

music: carol of the bells sung in ukrainian. the discord of christmas in a shattered city.ved. pokrovsk, the next russian target. explosion. most of its population has already fled. explosion. no sound or sign of christmas here. just shelling. those left behind only break cover to find essentials. many are cut off from gas, water and electricity. ihor says you never know where or when the next hit will be. he likens it to living on a powder keg. oksana hopes ukraine can hold on, but she thinks it's unlikely. pokrovsk, she says, will probably fall. russian forces are still advancing towards the city of pokrovsk. they are nowjust a few miles from where i'm standing. and it's notjust the physical destruction of the city that you can see all around me. explosion in background. ukraine also accuses russia of trying to erase its cultural identity too. music: carol of the bells. this familiar tune, known as the carol of the bells, or shchedryk in ukraine, was composed by mykola leontovych. this is where he worked as a music teacher in pokrovsk. a plaque now the only reminder. the

>> 50 cent: the part where you sung in the beginning. how are you supposed to compete with that?ly: it can get cold in texas. i grew up there. >> 50 cent: put their coldest 65. >> kelly: i grew up around fort worth, it can get pretty cold. next week is holiday giving week. i wanted to talk about your foundation. tell everybody about it. >> 50 cent: when i got to houston i started to spend more time, my actual time. i partnered with houston independent school district to create an entrepreneurship program. 75 kids and it expanded to 150 kids. six schools now instead of three schools. they would not do so good and not go to school but they would make it to the entrepreneurship program. the school work is random. retaining information long enough to pass the midterms. its troubleshooting. it's teaching you how to get the information you need. >> kelly: life skills. i often feel -- my mom was a teacher. i feel obviously curriculum, the foundation is important but i feel like they're missing out on a lot of life skills. >> 50 cent: that woman right there. you were really incredibly sm

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