with him over a south korean superstars b t s. have visited the white house for talks with president joe biden. a 7 member sensation came to talk about asian inclusion and a recent spike, an anti asian hate crimes. their visits came on the final day of asian pacific american heritage month. as you'd expect outside the white house gates, an army of fans gathered to see the cape of stars. hello everybody. good afternoon, caper band b ds. take to the stage in washington made a whole the much smaller than the usual gigs. the job was came with an important message and get some good and high were beach. yes. and it is a great honor to be invited to the white house today to discuss the important issues of anti asian hate crimes, asian inclusion and diversity there for you. a devastated by the recent surge of heat crimes, including hate crimes against asian americans. to put a stop to this and support this cause, we would like to take this opportunity to use our voices. once again. the south korean boy band have become a global music sensation

k pop group b t s, have visited the white house and talked with president joe biden. the bar band discussed the rise of anti asian hate crimes in the united states. beaches are known for using their international fame to promote social justice issues, including in the us side of the white house today. this president joe biden also met with new zealand prime minister jacinta arden in washington gone, violins and extremism dominated their talks following recent mass shootings in texas and new york arden successfully pushed for better gun control in her country after a white supremacist attack in 2019 norway and hungary have confirmed their 1st monkey box cases of a 20 countries where the virus is not in there make have now reported outbreaks. 300 cases have been identified most in europe. monkey fox is usually confined to parts of west and central africa. thousands have gathered in india for the funeral, all wrapper, c, mussa walla. the 28 year old was shot dead in his car by unknown assailants at the weekend. police believe his killing was related to a gang y will read

t. s. have announced they will be taking a break to focus on solo projects. band member jim in said they have been experiencing a rough patch and are trying to find their individual identities. they were the best selling artists of 2021 and have earned millions of fans around the world with their upbeat pop tracks. fix ours new movie light year is out this week, storing the beloved toy story character buzz lightyear for the movie won't be shown everywhere. it has been denied release in more than a dozen, mainly muslim countries. and it's unlikely to open in china after disney refused to cut a scene that shows to women sharing kiss was what your mission long story. 39 of the world's most famous toy astronaut is back buzz lightyear. he's a go who are you talk to? no one you were narrating again, i was not but the buzz is all about his side kick alisha, his palin partner, who seem in the film kissing her girlfriend. that's why more and more countries are refusing to show to fail model. but the stud

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the global boy bound sensation, b t s have announced they're taking a break to concentrate less solar careers. and they've had shock the k pox groups, legion of fans, and caused the valley of their management agency to plummet nearly 25 percent. rob mcbride reports from so ah, the surprise announcement came during a dinner to mark the 9th anniversary of the groups debut complaining of exhaustion and of the toll the pandemic has taken. one of the members announced they all they did a break called bung feel. so saying that on a tide is very sinful in itself. i wish we could talk happily and do things happily . no matter what the rules, that's all i want and i'm totally wrong. a cousin we're a hard the most difficult thing is writing lyrics. i have nothing to say any more. i should be able to tell the story that i want to share, but i end up forcing myself to write to please people. i mean it's too painful. ah, it seems as the ultimate boy band, even bts can't change the fact they noticed boyish as they were. once you achieve success like the piazza to success, then it means there's a co

t. s. have announced they will take a break. after topping the charts for almost a decade, ah, they were the best selling artists of 2020 1000000 fans around the world with up beat down, jimmy said they have been experiencing a rough posh trying to find individual identity. ah, well, good luck with us before we go. here's a quick look at all the top story at this are russia has told ukrainian fighters holding out the chemical plant in the city of c o t 0 the net to surrender. it also said it plans to establish a humanitarian corridor to evacuate an estimated $1200.00 civilians been shelter that's it from me avenue stream. i have an update with the op next ico f ah, ah ah ah ah, ah, with go for tobacco was one of them. bob boy's most important sources of income, but that could change very soon. more and more farmers want to grow industrial. him not only is it more climate friendly and easier to cultivate but also the ham you use from this scene from the lease, from this tool in there also. so you don't throw in anything. we go af

and before we go, the caper band b t s have announced we'll take a break after topping the charts for almost a decade. ah, they were the best selling artist self 2021 and have a 1000000 pounds around the world with that beat that member jim and said they have been experiencing. 4 around trying to find that individual identities. mm. good luck with that. before we go, here's a quick look at our top story. at this our bratia has told ukrainian fight us holding out at a chemical plant in the city office. do you have or do nets to surrender? it also set of plans to establish a humanitarian corridor to evacuate an estimated $1200.00 civilians been sheltering at the fun. that's it from me and the news team for now. george read is off and next he has a news asia and a story about how a dispute over diaries as lead sisters to feel themselves. and that shows all that and more just after a short break in asia, marianna ivan steve, level world news up the update for you at the top of the art on god l 1st. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, [000:00:00;00] with sometimes a seed is all you need to allow the big

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thanks for now, global boy ban sensation b t s. have announced they're taking a break to concentrate on their solo careers. they've shocked the k pop groups, legion of fans, and cause the valley of their management agency deployment, nearly 25 percent. rob mcbride has this report himself. ah, the surprise announcement came during a dinner to mock the 9th anniversary of the groups debut complaining of exhaustion and of the toll the pandemic has taken. one of the members announced they all needed a break called bon fulfill. so saying that on a tide is very sinful in itself, and i wish we could talk happily and do things happily. no matter what the rules. that's all i want to take on. your cousin were a hard the most difficult thing is writing lyrics. i have nothing to say any more. i should be able to tell the story that i want to share, but i end up forcing myself to write to please people. i mean it's too painful. ah, it seems as the ultimate boy band, even bts can't change the fact they noticed boyish as they were now to be already a g

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tapping into what indigenous people have always known growing older isn t just different from what most of us have been brainwashed to believe, it is way better. it s not that the losses aren t real. i am not a pollyanna about this, about aging, but aging brings authenticity, confidence, perspective, self-awareness. and my mother said her legs got better. [laughter] priorities i m looking forward to that. priorities are clearer. we care less about what people think, which is really liberating, especially for women. and that s why i ve never met anyone who actually wants to go back to their youth. no swapping out just the battered bits, because we know that our years are what make us us. look more generously at each other and ourselves. entire industries, billion dollar industries are built on convincing you that my 66-year-old face and body are hideous, and old equals ugly, especially for women. a system designed to exploit our insecurities can only do so if we consent to it. [applause] yeah. instead of muttering what the hell happened at the face in the mirror, which we all do, how about taking a moment to recall some of the things that did happen

s nothing better. a journey which began at this golf club in south yorkshire, where you don�*t have to look far to findever since he was younger, probably 15,16, he just worked so hard. so i think everyone's happy to see it for him and no—one's really surprised. fitzpatrick wraps his clubs in a sheffield united badge — a golfer proud of his city, and at this, his old school, a city proud of its golfer. we knew that matt was going on to| greatness and i think he knew, too. each of his teachers who taught him for gcse and a—level, _ he gave them a signed golf ball when he left _ and obviously, they're treasuring that now. . i�*ve not stopped smiling. you know, i think that�*s the thing, that we�*ve all been the same. all the people, teachers who have taught him over the years, it�*sjust an unbelievable achievement. the first major win is said to be the hardest, but the people who know him best say there�*s plenty more to come. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. susanis susan is with me. 33 degrees was a top temperature lastly, we had some heat set to return this week but if it is n

asking people not to ask for pay rises, but when everyone�*s costs are ratcheting up and so many people are having to cut back, it�*s alarming, isn�*t the inflationary peak. they also asked people not to ask for pay rises at a time when we are just about to face a massive rail strike next week. there is a comment in the times about the ethics minister saying we are on the way to face the worst inflation in any developed nation in the world, more than the us. inflation is about going out, and how on earth will everybody get through it? the point is, we know that in general, people do muddled through but at the risk of what? i remember the time when genuinely people were constantly talking about whether they had mortgage insurance, you know, what would you do? how many payments could you miss before your house got repossessed? there were terrible conversations going on for what seemed to be years.— conversations going on for what seemed to be years. they've been on fixed rates but _ seemed to be years. they've been on fixed rates but when _ seemed to be years. they've been on fixed rates but when they _ seemed to be years. they've bee

s nothing better. a journey which began at this golf club in south yorkshire, where you don�*t have to look far to find's really surprised. fitzpatrick wraps his club in a sheffield united badge — a golfer proud of his city and, at this, his old school, a city proud of its golfer. we knew that matt was going on to | greatness and i think he knew too. | each of his teachers who taught him for gcse and a—level, _ he gave them a signed golf ball when he left _ and obviously, they're treasuring that now. . i�*ve not stopped smiling. you know, i think that�*s the thing that we�*ve all been the same. all the people, teachers who have taught him and taught him over the years, it�*sjust an unbelievable achievement. the first major win is said to be the hardest, but the people who know him best say there�*s plenty more to come. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. good evening, we have had a glorious looking day across much of the uk. widespread blue skies and sunshine. this image from kent in the last hour. almost top to tail, sunshine across the uk. but northern scotland has pulled in mor

same time, we saw cameroon get designated for temporary protected status, where groups have been advocating for t p. s. for cameroon. for years before the united states government actually designated them at the same time, the we saw the world react to the crisis in afghanistan. once the taliban took over, that was august of last year. afghanistan did not get designated for temporary protective status until may of this year. and so excuse me, that treatment would just be just really i, i was gonna ask you to like take off the feel to hear you. you basically did a list of how the treatment is different and you want to just be very timing. what are you saying? be bold just said frank, what i'm saying is that there was preferential treatment to white refugees in the united states. white refugees from ukraine, sa protections, before middle eastern and black refugees in the united states. and that is the treatment that may not have been intentional, but is real. and neither people, it may not have the name came to know, are you being really on a stay where you just trying to make sure that you don't get in

have to liberate from russian occupation. great. the ukrainian and european flags will be together when we rebuild our country together after this war. from these the t v ne s e u leaders will also have to discuss whether the union is even able to welcome new family members any time soon . many here and brussels agree the block needs internal reform 1st. so europe can compete on the world stage. and believe the war raging on its doorstep makes this even more urgent. and for more on this, i'm now drawn by d. w. brussels bureau chief, alexandra phenomena. alexandra, tell me it was a step, an easy one for the leaders. i think it was not an easy decision for you leaders and initially some of them were quite skeptical, saying that they cannot let ukraine jump the queue, that there are other potential candidate countries a waiting for years. and of course, we have to stress that we are talking here about a country actively at war occupied in many areas by the russian forces. and it was a remarkable risk for the european union to make this decision because the u is defining itself as a project of peace about i think that the whole discussion change of to friends,

i union, the military union, c as the c s t o m world. we have an integration organization, the original economic indian, national, who would think of bruning or somehow damaging our relation is missing with the catholics land. and now this is nonsense. we are interested in improving relations and keeping our relations with color stand and the same those for ukraine enough. so you see, if we had good neighborly relations of nash this latter relations with ukraine, nobody would in the same place that have a problem with parker and i have a single thought about. but i will that nobody would even think about crimea, because if the russian speaking people there would have been respected if their culture and language has been valued to not use our or protects. it's not nothing her what issue with nothing would have happened the way it did. so let's go in with them. for example, melissa on glen were with liberty considering the party officials in the soviet union. so, oh, scarce them knew miss mckenna from much after the collapse of the soviet union in

them are locked into their mortgages because of what the government�*s done, selling portfolios of mortgages to lenders who don�*t have a year ago because back then they were back down at 0.1%. really, the exceptional thing isn�*t so much what�*s happening now, it�*s what�*s happened for the last 13 years when we�*ve had emergency low interest rates ever since 2009, because the bank of england has not felt able to raise them because of weak economic growth and stagnant living standards. now we have a situation where we have the highest inflation since 1982, 9%, and the bank of england was saying today it expects it to get above 11%. and so really the bank of england�*s forced to normalise the situation, joining me is simon french, the chief economist at the invesment bank, panmure gordon. this is aimed at trying to tackle information which is pretty high at the moment but realistically can it succeed because of that information is caused by things like global energy prices and search and demand —— covid—19, the search of global factors. it -- covid-19, the search of global factors. . ., ., , -- covid-19, the search of

we have a tie one on may, 5th, washington. the underscore that taiwan is a t u. s. partner in the pacific and that full size have deep and growing commercial financial 2 in tre types. but in fact, the u. s. has embraced seems. and nixon administration, policy of strategic ambiguity when it comes to taiwan, closing the door now on pilots inclusion in the new pacific kind of where the framework is likely to adversely affect the u. s. high wind tide. so the u. s. has chosen to be very careful not to cross the lie of the one china policy in which the people that are kissinger has said china, it does not seem to be an immediate threat to the u. s. in the next 10 years. and it is very important not to play to taiwan cut. however, the u. s. he said that the fighting is subject to some local political constraint to steal paid to taiwan cod, quite frequently in the last 2 years. but it does not seem to want to change the status quotes, i call this call across the street at this point. and that's something very genetic happens. and that's key thing just that he has already s

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s. political establishment and the mainstream media continue to protect his associates and the horrific crimes. there used a committee in washington, rachel blevins, r t u. s. senate a tar read says the mainstream media have been deliberately silent when it comes to reporting on the jeffrey epstein. case. there's been kind of a hush hush. you'll notice the corporate legacy, web western media is not touching who the clients were of epstein. why is western media not covering much about the up steam trial or the fall? and i think you have the answers when you look at, you know, the amount of people that have tried to come forward about the clintons. and there's this growing body count. i think there's an element of fear in the united states amongst, you know, particularly smaller media of getting cancel. the platform being called, you know, being told is called a conspiracy at the very least. and at the very most, getting threats even coming out with anything against the clintons, can have a reverberation, as far as getting the platform canceled on social media. many thanks for joining us there and i'll see international will be back at the top of the i was more ah ah with industry to restore can just look u

t n r,'s highest court. a lifetime, for me to have this chance to join the court, to promote the rule of law at the highest level, and to do my part to carry our shared project of democracy and equal justice under law forward. >> reporter: jackson got emotional while reflecting on her journey back in april after being confirmed. >> in my family, it took just one generation to go from segregation to the supreme court of the united states. [ applause ] >> reporter: she takes the seat of 83-year-old justice stephen breyer who is officially retiring after serving on the court for nearly 28 years. president biden nominated jackson in february, fulfilling his vow to choose a black woman to fill the vacancy. >> she understands the broader impact of her decisions, whether it's cases addressing the rights of workers or government service. she cares about making sure that democracy works for the american people. >> reporter: jackson joins three female justices, sonia sotomayor, elena kagan, and amy coney barrett, marking the first time four women sit on the niem over the summer, jackson will have time to prepare for about

and as the war continues, are t finds evidence that the o s. e may have been working alongside ukraine's neo nazi battalion, right. sector members of the european security organization, who allegedly shared a shelter with the far right fighters appeared to be aware of the atrocities committed by the stallion soldiers, but did not report on them. we have asked the o. s. c, e for comment on that, but are yet to receive a reply or she's eager done of sees the evidence for himself. this is where the militants of the right sector battalion were stationed. one of the most notorious, neo nazi groups in the ukraine. this was their command center, you can see combs, cables, all of them, of course, well destroyed. but what is particularly interesting about this place is that the right sector militants, again, one of the most notorious, neo nazi formations in ukraine, very much akin to as of or i da, for example. they shared this building with the members of the o is see mission, we found their insignia on the floor just above us. so again, members of the internatio

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is breaking international law and has taken legal action. celebrations and marches have begun in the u. s. t . mark june team the national holiday commemorating the end to slavery. it's the 1st time today's been a federal holiday officer was signed into law by president joe biden last year. but there's already been criticism, not all states have made it a paid day off work, and corporations have been accused of capitalizing on what should be a moment of remembrance. i mean, come on, connie is a director of the center for african studies, a johns hopkins university, and he says, june 13th isn't just about remembering slavery. it's also a political movement pushing for change. with the celebration, it was never simply about being free. it was now we are free, but we demand that freedom be more than simply being included and the society of our freedom demands equality, our freedom demands, the transformation of the political, economic and social system of the united states, which still hasn't happened. i think this is why you had the black power movement coming on. the hills of the civil rights

yeah, it's fascinating, sean, and thanks for having me on .t s that's what justice clarence thomas has argued that we need to updatee times v. sullivan for the modern era. and so when u i put my lawyer ht on here and go back to when i practiced law full time, what jumps out to me, sean, is yes, there probably is a claim against the washington post now this was an op ed piece, right? so she's claiming to tell the truth. to what extent was there an investigation done? remember, they definitely wrote the headline which wasse a major consequential aspect of this case. what it really represents, though, big picture here big is the washington post has sold the hashtag believe all women. they have sold me to sean.he you know what they did to brett kavanaugh and the awful lies that they spread as a part off news coverage during his confirmation hearings. what this represents and i think it's a massive significant win for the american legal system is we are back to square one .ar lady justice is blind for a reason when she's holding up the scales of justice. it's because whether you're a man or

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