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issues worldwide and she led the first all women's trips to africa and we made trips to senegal, tanzania. eopa. if you remember the women in ethiopia, she was alone, her husband had died. she was raising a number of kids by herself and she had become a leader on sanitation in the area and she had a little graph up on the wall provided by one of our foundations that showed her hut in the middle with a star on it and we were all asking senator-like questions about her crops and about her challenges of the walking two hours to fill the water every single day and someone asked what is her biggest challenge, and a woman in a little hut, solar panel, and challenges, and she points to this chart of her hut and she says i have no challenges. i am a leader. debbie stabenow is a leader and she has gotten through a lot in the early days of women getting elected to these jobs to be able to get here in the first place and then to be able to rise to where she is, has done an incredible tribute to her perseverance, to her incredible staff and to the people of michigan. we thank you, debbie. we know you

all-women's trip to africa and we made stops in scenario he gallon and -- in senegal and ethiopia and tanzania. if you remember, the women raising crops. her husband had died and she was raising a number of kids by herself. she had become a leader on sanitation for the leader and she had this little graph up on the wall provided by one of our foundations that showed her hut in the middle with a star on it. we were all asking these senator-like questions about her crops and about her challenges of the walking two hours to fill the water every single day, and finally someone asked, what's your biggest challenge? and here's this woman in this little hut with only one solar panel walk two hours a day, and she says, challenges? and she points to this hut. i have no leader. debbie stabenow is a leader. and she that is gotten through a lot in the early days of women being able to get here in the first place and then be able to rise to where she is. it's been a tribute to her perseverance and her stand to the people of michigan. we thank you, debbie. he know you're -- we know you're only going to be a

when you get to africa, there is some in kenya and tanzania, but not very much just for the science. whereas recently been quite halting botswana and this part of south africa around jo, but we are generating daily centers, homes, look what time sheet back got still held in an open case. upping tens of about 43 degrees. but between monday and tuesday, the tool changes in detail. the unique perspective, we don't want ahead to well, but we no longer have any private spaces on the incident. that's a scary well on heard voices a year into this genocide, it still remains large. one section to connect with our community and tap into conversation that you will find elsewhere, but humanity, the number of people who want to stop sending weapons has gone up and up despite what they hear in the mainstream media in the united states. the stream on out just the or celebration by some is syria. after the shot, an aside is topples over, thrown by opposition. forces made up of different factions. there is concern now about what might follow. so how will syria be governs and what impact will it have

plan eventually to extend this railway all the way across the continent to the indian ocean through tanzaniarom those four countries attending events there. we will leave you for the moment with his live pictures coming into us from rwanda, thatis coming into us from rwanda, that is the presidential palace. the red carpet will be laid out for that visit byjoe biden. we will bring you that as soon as it gets under way on bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. not a bad day out there. a little bit on the chilly side, admittedly, but for most, you stay dry through the rest of the day. there will be a few changes ahead, though, more especially northern ireland and scotland. western scotland in particular. we've got cloud increasing and outbreaks of rain will start to push their way in. the odd showers still around the irish sea and quite grey and murky for some in cornwall and the isles of scilly, but temperatures not rising a huge amount for many, still only 4 or 5 degrees into the afternoon across parts of eastern scotland and north east england, with the cold air in place with rain f

waves hit india, sri lanka, thailand and eventually ended up on the shores of east africa — somalia, tanzaniaawardah: we tried to run away from that situation - with my sister and my mum. and my mum said, "oh, i need to go back to close the door or the window." so we ran about 2km away from my small village and we couldn't escape. we were sat at reception and people started running past. nobody runs in koh phi phi. there's no reason to run. people shouting: whoa! man: get in, get in, get in! as soon as it hit your feet, it took you off your feet. we were holding hands and it just took us apart from each other straight away. i started shouting, "guys, i think this is really serious. i think this is really serious." and then at that point, water was coming into... started to come into the room. at a certain point, it sort of became obvious that the water wasn't going to stop. it was like being in a washing machine. you didn't know which way was up. i was upside down, holding my breath, holding my breath, holding my breath, thinking, "oh, my god, what's going on?" it was like a dream. i spent ab

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ports are some of the least efficient paorts in the world bnsf tanzania and congo.me you move through the port, could be financial incentives given to workers, they could make more money, the process is very slow. that is not popular with members if i say that. >> carley: president-elect trump made movement this election cycle. >> todd: strange bed foalos with trump making this statement. we'll see. >> cheryl: the transition team is supposed to meet with the alliance. i'll be on vacation when this goes down. >> todd: but this morld on mornings with maria. report reveals biden education department spent 1 billion on dei grants, 489 million for race-based recruiting and intraing, 343 million for dei programming and youth activism and 1 d69 million for dei based mental health training programs. nikki neily joins me now. did any of the money, one single money make one child better at math or english? >> no, it didn't, that is the heartbreaking part of this. 40% of american students cannot read, this is how biden-harris administration chose to spend the tax dollars. >> t

later, the monstrous experience of the 2nd right in tanzania was copied by the 3rd right, led by the nazis in order to extra pay the peoples of europe. the plato says the line should not be considering a peace plan for ukraine, but instead be focused on sending more weapons to cue again. the alliance demonstrates they can never entertain plans for peace and stability as well as security for all in the meantime. just want to continue the same action or time see, and we'll get back to going underground rule. gusting all around the world from a middle east where nato proxy forces, in concert with israel and al qaeda trying to live with the government's not having the in palestine, but in lebanon. and now syria, this is nato, finally, j simon and defeat and its proxy war on russia through ukraine. all these issues and from the british who's writing the genocide in gaza to nato nation attempts to destroy everything from venezuela. give us a hell and southeast asia, a given the propaganda treatment in totalitarian, so called western newspapers, tv cinema and literature.

had paid a billion dollars between four countries from congo to tanzania basically sailed the u.s. could have access to critical minerals like cobalt which are needed for ev and smartphones. china, as you mentioned, in africa, we have been asleep at the -- asleep at the wheel for years. the largest cobalt supply in the world. it left the congo in 2020. this was a significant trip via an american president. a pittance compared to what china has spelt in africa. >> the feeling about all that is waiting for the next president. >> a lot of anticipation. a lot of speculation. on a deeper level, what will that military strategy be in president trump second administration? they can operate and deal with the challenge. they can deal in europe and the middle east. that needs to be the core part of the strategy. >> roger, jen, carl, thank you all very much. >> thank you. shannon: the vast majority of americans favor spending more on defense. they also worry about how it can collid i am forever ditching regular coffee. the tattoo artist drank a little too much coffee, and then he crashed, har

. >> in closing, allow me to reiterate tanzania's commitment. >> democrats stand on this moral high ground all the time and you know they act so self-righteous. we are watching them do something wrong but we are making excuses for it. >> jesse: democrats are ready to bury the big guy. and each other. >> everyone looks like they are full of [bleep]. i feel like a [bleep] pool. >> every indication is that this was a premeditated back preplanned targeted attack. >> jesse: america's biggest health care ceo assassinated in midtown manhattan. why? plus... >>> i'm not turning 42, i'm turning five. i'm turning five years old. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: biden still in africa after freezing at the juneteenth party though he got more pep in his step. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheering] >> jesse: you think anyone is dancing for joe in washington? he's the most hated guy in d.c. right now. he pardoned his son, blamed his wife and fled the country like ellen. kamala is calling joe telling him it's passed it's curfew and it's time to come home. but he says he's fallen in love with angola. >> just got off the phone with the vice presi

he was aware of the work we had done in africa and tanzania, and our ministry associates there had raisedple back to life? brought people back from the dead, literally. and you offered to do that for dawn? well, i asked if he and i together can go pray. i mean, you have to ask god's grace, and it's up to him. and nick said, sure. no, he said, no way. he said, no way. josh mankiewicz: in the culture of christ community church where faith meant believing in prophecy and so much more, saying no to asking god to bring his wife back made no sense. what did nick know that pastor bily didn't? craig melvin: coming up, the grieving pastor coveting another man's wife? what would i say if he wanted to run me upstairs and make mad, passionate love to me? craig melvin: when "dateline" continues. >>> a judge has dismissed the most serious charge against daniel penny in the subway chokehold trial. jurors were deadlocked on the second degree manslaughter charge. they were asked to return taste week to consider the lesser charge of criminally negligent homicide >>> taylor swift sellers tour -- eras tour i

that is losing to tanzania that is losing to the republic of congo.ou can begin technology and protect the jobs maybe that is the deal. you're just getting started. a shocking inspector general report shows there were fbi informants at the capital building on january 6, 2021 what were they doing, why did they deny fbi sources were there in the first place and now we have the facts. were they inciting others. we're going to take a look at that futures in the green after hundreds and expected inflation report wealth management gina baldwin on where investors allocating capital now. you're watching "mornings with . ♪ and ♪ ♪ at harbor freight, we do business differently from the other guys. we design and test our own tools. and sell them directly to you. no middleman. just quality tools you can trust at prices you'll love. ♪ the next mega millions drawing is now available on jackpocket. jackpocket lets you order official state lottery tickets right on your phone. just pick your numbers and place your ticket order, see a scan of your ticket right in the a

the atlantic ocean at the port of libido in angola, is eventually out to the indian ocean through tanzania with our competitive edge by bringing critical materials that are mined in africa, but also helping bring food from across africa, get it faster from the forms to those who desperately need it throughout the continent. >> well explained on that mission. mike, we will let you go and make your way to the other side of the white house there, so you will be there for the remarks that will be delivered from president biden and everyone. we will also take you there live, as soon as president biden's remarks get underway. >>> meantime, new reporting about a familiar name who is egging on donald trump with all of these new pics. h all of these new pics. before sharing your screen? ahh..uhhh. no, that, uhhh. so check allstate first for a quote that could save you hundreds. my life is full of questions... mom, is yellow a light or a dark? how do i clean an aioli stain? thankfully, tide's the answer to almost all of them. why do we even buy napkins? —use tide. —can cold water clean white socks?

paid a billion dollars between four countries from congo to tanzania, zambia angola.ly so the u.s. could have access to critical minerals like cobalt which are needed for ev's and smartphones. but china as you mentioned has been with its belt and road initiative in africa. we've been asleep at the wheel for 20 years and they already control 76% of congo's cobalt which is the largest cobalt supply in the world. the last u.s. mine left congo in 2020 so while this was a significant trip by an american president, it's a pittance compared to the $42 billion that china has spent on the belt and road initiative in africa. >> shannon: quick final thought on the theme, the feeling here about for the next president is been the president but will once again be the president. >> a lot of anticipation. this is peace through strength and appear to transition. a lot of speculations happened to the secretary of defense pete hegseth and deeper level, what will the military strategy be in president trump second administration in our survey the american people demonstrate they want to m

tanzania, i forgot. major challenges in all of them. but as a forcing function for our agency to think about delivery as associated with political reform, it's been terrific and i do think if you talk -- if you had the leaders gathered up here as we do at the u.n. general assembly every year, we try to assemble the leaders for this cross-regional coalition of people who still self-identify as reformers, what they would say is that this support has been invaluable. has it been enough to offset the houthis' targeting of shipping, putin's invasion, the covid hangover, you know, the debt distrerks there are so many instruction ral forces that are come -- structural forces that are coming at these countries but they have felt the united states show up and really dig in behind this aspiration to liberalize politically and economically. michael: i'm going to ask one more question. i have a long list but then i'll open it up to the group. all of this comes down to resources. ultimately. and there will be pressure here with the incoming administ

. >> that's angola, zambia tanzania, and also the democratic republic of congo. this is the final event for president biden. we will see him as he is departing to return to washington, d.c., but president biden in this trip fulfilled a two year promise to visit the continent of africa of sub-saharan africa. i will say, he in many ways, there were some frustrations that perhaps there were other foreign priorities that had arisen. when you think about the conflicts in ukraine. think about the conflict between or playing out in the middle east involving israel. but for president biden, biden's part, he wanted to make this trip, which could be the final foreign trip that he is taking as president. >> yeah, even so probably overshadowed by events that did not have to do with angola. arlette saenz, who has been there for us. thank you so much for reporting on this. kate this just in pete hegseth mother just sitting down for an interview, sitting down on fox news. >> you'll remember she made headlines this week when a 2018 email that she had written to her son was publi

the passion angola, zambia, drc and hopefully all the way to the other side of the continent to tanzaniaore or more for the rail but we have billions already committed through other private sector and multilateral institutions. there is an american company that has revolutionized the telecom sector to expand telecom access. we've done over $2 billion the clean energy projects that will not only support the end goal in grid but be able to be wheeled into neighboring countries to more clean energy. that is stress on the relationship this is a country we did not have a good relationship with and today is probably our best to one of the best friends we have in the continent. same for other countries. instead of spreading our meager dollars that we have cause 40 countries or 70 countries, spend a lot more concentrated effort of human capital and financial resources in small places make a bigger impact, it has geopolitical impact for us. on the relationship. it changes their gdp and it supports our supply chains. it's a win-win all the way around but we have to expand this approach as a cavort

will never forget she led the first all womens trip to africa, and we made stops in senegal and tanzania and in closing story if you remember senator stabenow in ethiopia she had -- raising and she was alone her husband had died and she was raising number of kids by herself. and she had become a leader on sanitation for the area. and had a graph up on the wall provided by one of our foundations that showed her in the middle with a star on it and we were all asking the senator like questions about her crops. and about her -- challenges of the walking two hours to fill the water every single day, and finally some of that is what's your biggest challenge. and here's the come in this little --ey with one solar panel walking two hours every day she says challenges -- and she points to this chart -- of her hut and says i have no challenges. i am a leader. debbie stabenow is a leader and she has gotten through a lot in the early days of women getting elected to these jobs. to be able to get here in the first place, and then to be able to rise to where she is. it's been an incredible tribute to

the corridor will connect angola, zambia, congo and tanzania.e indian and atlantic oceans. it will take years to complete this project, but ultimately it will give the united states better access to copper, cobalt and other critical mineral supplies from africa. >> 548 here in annual tree lighting in san francisco's nob hill, featured santa and a seven year old boy from pacifica at the ritz-carlton last night, michael trainor was given the opportunity through the make a wish foundation. he was born with cystic fibrosis, a genetic condition that affects the lungs and other organs. this year, make-a-wish greater bay area also granted michael's wish to meet his biological father for the first time. during a visit to disney world. >> it's hard to put into words what it was for our family. it was very overwhelmingly amazing is the best way to put it. >> wishes aren't just a gift or a fun experience. they provide hope. they provide joy and excitement. >> another holiday tradition at the ritz, the teddy bear tea, which is held throughout december. chil

guest: the president traveled to we traveled to liberia and tanzania and kenya and ghana. i will say part of the america first slogan, sometimes i worry that it leads to this isolationist type of feeling and i think what adam is describing are the reasons why we need to be connected to the rest of the world and be involved in the rest of the world. the reason by partnerships and alliances at her so much. i was driving here and listening to a news radio station and somebody was talking along those lines about the war in ukraine and mentioned putting america first and the best interest of our country. being president -- you have to be able to walk and chew gum at the same time. there is a reason why it is a difficult job. it reflects the best interest of our country, but also what is in the best national security interest of our country overall -- abroad? that sometimes involves the plummeting and investment. host: we are going to have to leave it there, although i'm sure we could continue talking for hours. michael larosa and adam goodman, thank you for your time this morni

guest: the president traveled to we traveled to liberia and tanzania and kenya and ghana.ill say part of the america first slogan, sometimes i worry that it leads to this isolationist type of feeling and i think what adam is describing are the reasons why we need to be connected to the rest of the world and be involved in the rest of the world. the reason by partnerships and alliances at her so much. i was driving here and listening to a news radio station and somebody was talking along those lines about the war in ukraine and mentioned putting america first and the best interest of our country. being president -- you have to be able to walk and chew gum at the same time. there is a reason why it is a difficult job. it reflects the best interest of our country, but also what is in the best national security interest of our country overall -- abroad? that sometimes involves the plummeting and investment. host: we are going to have to leave it there, although i'm sure we could continue talking for hours. michael larosa and adam goodman, thank you for your time this morning.

all-women's trip to africa and we made stops in scenario he gallon and -- in senegal and ethiopia and tanzania. if you remember, the women raising crops. her husband had died and she was raising a number of kids by herself. she had become a leader on sanitation for the leader and she had this little graph up on the wall provided by one of our foundations that showed her hut in the middle with a star on it. we were all asking these senator-like questions about her crops and about her challenges of the walking two hours to fill the water every single day, and finally someone asked, what's your biggest challenge? and here's this woman in this little hut with only one solar panel walk two hours a day, and she says, challenges? and she points to this hut. i have no leader. debbie stabenow is a leader. and she that is gotten through a lot in the early days of women being able to get here in the first place and then be able to rise to where she is. it's been a tribute to her perseverance and her stand to the people of michigan. we thank you, debbie. he know you're -- we know you're only going to be a

and we signed a book top and after that we we started looking at watching birds in tanzania, kenya, other east african nations and became began to keep a record of it. and now we were avid birders whenever have a chance in the united states or in any foreign country we go out for a few hours or sometimes a or two to find new species of birds to observe. and so that's been an important addition element of our life that we share. william shakespeare. you have some shakespeare here? well, i do. i think shakespeare more than other writer shaped early life on reading. we were required by ministerial code when my teacher to read shakespeare to memorize portions of it and so there's no doubt that as a foundation the english language writers no one can pass on the equal. what's your favorite? well, i don't know. i would hate to say i like some of his. i think best of all. and i have one sonnet in my book. it's about planes and. so the sonnet part is something that i enjoyed but but i think most people like the plays of shakespeare verse. i really prefer some of his poems. i go back to this book b

you for being here today, including the president of the democratic republic of congo, dambisa, tanzania, and i will partner, see the american finance corporation. it is great to be here with all of, i mean that sincerely. i think we're in one of this transition point in world history where what we do in the next several years will affect with the next eight decades look like. this is one of those milestones. my partner, ceo of the american finance corporation, will take care of everything for us. all kidding aside, great to be with you all. when i launched this project with our g7 partners last year, i said the goal was to build a better future. and folks, the future is here. it is now. the future is here. the fact is i wish everyone could see what i saw today, tracks that will form america's -- africa's first intercontinental railroad, transcontinental railroad. for a real car that will cut travel from days to hours, grain silos will help transform the region from a food importer to food exporters. businesses that are investing across the corridor in 5g, solar panels, steel bridges, re