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friday agreement is an international treaty and only 2 people sign that the british prime minister, tony black and the prime minister t shirt. hone and remember that the good friday agreement, cement, angle irish relations. it is that treaty as well as the settlement and what we had us back that was the very core state behind the lawyer explanation which again had been mended. my very positive, really, since the 995, i'm the wireless agreement and the downing street declaration 993. there's a group of steps that basically had a lot of distrust between the government of ireland between dublin and between the government in london and the u. k. and, and basically that's still being repaired and also ways. what do you think needs is needed right now to make sure that the piece holds the pieces holding there's, there's not sort of full scale violence like i used to be. and there's some important figures that people should be aware of. you know, 160 people have died 50 good friday agreement in science related incidents as a political nature. and the previous 20 years of conflict, there were 3500 kil

many people that we have spoken to in iraq, indeed across the world said the george bush, tony black, should be tried his wounds. what do you make of those claims? yes, they need to be executed a course. i agree that it is their fault. what do you want to hear from me? you want me to go down memory lane again. i can't recount everything they've done. but what will it change, or you think they will fail? remorse, know, will they be prosecuted? no. those who are behind all this must be prosecuted because they responsible for the destruction of a rock. and i have a lot of information about everything that happened. i can tell you about the hospitals. they brought diseases that still can't be cured. i want to talk through you and ask for the rights of the innocent who were murdered to be restored. they stripped off people of their rights. ah, ah oh, hungary has been a member of the european union and nato since 1999 during the 1st post soviet wave of nato's eastward expansion. number's sailors because of this. they may longer. thanks. his dilemma brought to the c, like by law as a conscie

my weight is i, tony is and jack black. my do think he call them cuz he's worried. he's worried about you and he carries about you and you're very lucky that you have to neither to look for. yeah. so what about the up satellite? so number one, what would you, what, what's the biggest thing annoying? yeah. reduce database. okay, that's right. i see a fee that i didn't press what my well yeah mm mm. african countries have struggled to reclaim many of the artifacts taken by european colonizers. this is our experience of our identity. in the final part of the series, museums and collectors still hold precious assets like depending booms few have been returned, but there's still a long way to go. and progress is painfully slow. restitution africa stolen all the pottery ship on orders here. when the news breaks, this is a 10 nationwide, so i think the beginning of the year when people need to be high and the story needs to be told, i just want to research deeply and dive into its history and origin. with exclusive interviews, an in depth about korea probation really sees

he first came to fame in the 1950s as a calypso music performer, later becoming the first black man to win a tonytin luther king jr. tributes have been pouring in. the reverend al sharpton wrote that he was a history—changing activist and a culture—changing entertainer. oprah winfrey described belafonte as a trailblazer and hero. thank you for watching bbc news. stay with us. hello there. here in the uk, spring warmth is in short supply at the moment. another rather chilly day lies ahead, but it's a very different story in spain and portugal. in fact, a concerning early season heatwave building here — temperatures over the next couple of days could well climb to 38, maybe 39 degrees celsius. that heat has been building to the south of the jet stream. we find ourselves to the north of the jet stream, and so we remain in this rather chilly air mass, at least for the time being. and a really cold start to the day, particularly in the north of scotland. not as cold further south, because here, there is more cloud in the mix. and for many of us, it is going to be a rather cloudy day, particularly acro

and, crucially, carlos persuaded sabbath's guitarist, tony iommi, to give the show his blessing. blackeforehand? not a dot. no, i didn't... i've never been to a ballet. # evil minds that plot destruction... how involved's ozzy? ozzy�*s not really involved. well, he's in the states anyway, and i'm the only one here. how is he at the moment? he's ok. i heard from him a couple of days ago. he's... he's doing all right — i think he's going to have another operation. but he's dying to get back here — he's dying to, he really wants to come back to england. and see the ballet? yes, he might well be — if he's back in time, he'll be...he'll be here, yeah. the birmingham run has already sold out, but there are hopes that the show will travel around the world. yes, black sabbath back on tour — ballet style! # i tell you to enjoy life... colin paterson, bbc news, birmingham. i would love to see that. comic books have become one of the most vital and important parts of popular culture. huge blockbuster movies based on the adventures of various superheroes fill the cinemas. but if you think comics a

won several grammy awards for his records in the early 1960s and was one of the first black performers to win a tonyhit john murray anderson's almanac. in his later years his big screen projects dealt with the largest societal issues of race and class like 1995's "white man burden." >> kind of just grew up and got away from me. >> reporter: although belafonte's career kept him business, he always made time for his family. he was the father of four children from two marriages. his daughter sheri belafonte followed in his footsteps to become an actress in her on right. although his music and movies gained him fame, belafonte also made his mark as a political activist. in the 60s, he stood up for the civil rights of blacks in america and stood side by side with martin luther king jr. and bobby kennedy, both later assassinated. two decades later, he turned his attention to the poor and powerless abroad, especially in africa. ♪ we are the children ♪ >> reporter: in 1985, belafonte initiated the u.s. for africa recording of "we are the world" with some of the world's most famous entertainers. the song rai

he was one of the first black performers to win a tony award for the broadway hit john murray anderson's "the almanac." then later he dealt with the larger societal issues of class and race like "the white man's burden." >> i kind of grew up and it got away from me. >> although he was busy, he made time of father and father of four children from two marriages. his daughter sher vi b-- sherry bell fo bellfonte followed hi footsteps and became an actress in her rights. then he stood up for civil rights with bobby kennedy and jfk who were both assassinated. then he went abroad with the children of africa and then he orchestrated "we are the world" with some of the most famous entertained and the song raised over $63 million for humanitarian relief and received awards from the kennedy center and the thurgood marshall award and the humanitarian award. later in life, he later sealed his legacy starting his own foundation focused on social justice. in the documentary harry bell fon tay "sing your song" he put the compilation of his songs. >> although i took a lot of heat for what i did again, i

and, crucially, carlos persuaded sabbath's guitarist, tony iommi, to give the show his blessing. black.. i've never been to a ballet. # evil minds thatl plot destruction... how involved's ozzy? ozzy's not really involved. well, he's in the states anyway, and i'm the only one here. how is he at the moment? he's 0k. i heard from him a couple of days ago. he's... he's doing all right — i think he's going to have another operation. but he's dying to get back here — he's dying to, he really wants to come back to england. and see the ballet? yes, he might well be — if he's back in time, he'll be... he'll be here, yeah. the birmingham run has already sold out, but there are hopes that the show will travel around the world. yes, black sabbath back on tour — ballet style! # i tell you to enjoy life... colin paterson, bbc news, birmingham. james corden has presented his last—ever edition of the late late show on us television. the british actor and comedian was a household name in this country when he took on the role, not least through his success with gavin and stacey, but was little known sta

and, crucially, carlos persuaded sabbath's guitarist, tony iommi, to give the show his blessing. blackminds thatl plot destruction... how involved's ozzy? ozzy's not really involved. well, he's in the states anyway, and i'm the only one here. how is he at the moment? he's ok. i heard from him a couple of days ago. he's... he's doing all right — i think he's going to have another operation. but he's dying to get back here — he's dying to, he really wants to come back to england. and see the ballet? yes, he might well be — if he's back in time, he'll be... he'll be here, yeah. the birmingham run has already sold out, but there are hopes that the show will travel around the world. yes, black sabbath back on tour — ballet style! # i tell you to enjoy life... colin paterson, bbc news, birmingham. experts are warning a considerable number of young people in england about 170,000 people aged between 16 and 24 unknowingly have high blood pressure with puts them at risk of further health risks. according to the office for national statistics at about five and have —— five and 100 young men and

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won several grammy awards for his records in the early 1960s and was one of the first black performers to win a tonyn's "almanac." in his later years his big screen projects dealt with the large societal issues of race and class, like 1995's "white man burden." >> kind of just grew up and got away from me. >> reporter: although belafonte's career kept him busy, he always made time for his family. he was the father of four children from two marriages. his daughter, sherri belafonte, followed in his footsteps to become an actress in her own right. although his music and movies gained him fame, belafonte also made his mark as a political activist. in the '60s, he stood up for the civil rights of blacks in america and stood side by side with the likes of dr. martin luther king jr. and bobby kennedy, both later assassinated. two decades later, he turned his attention to the poor and powerless abroad, especially in africa. ♪ we are the children ♪ >> reporter: in 1985, belafonte initiated the u.s. for africa recording of "we are the world." with some of the world's most famous entertainers. the song raised

records with songs like banana boat song and he became one of the first black performers to gain great success in film as well. he won a tony back in 1954. later became the first african-american to win an emmy. he used his celebrity, though, to advance the civil rights movement and became an activist and humanitarian frequently interviewing doctor martin luther king junior. harry belafonte died at his home in new york city from congestive heart failure. he was 96. >> coming up, another around the bay area. layoffs wide gap is set to cut hundreds of jobs in san francisco. plus, life behind bars for a man sentenced to death in china. but it could take to set him free. and president biden has officially announced he's running for reelection. who are his competitors and what challenges face. our political analysts will join us live to weigh in. >> our top story tonight at 6.30, after months of speculation, president biden officially launched his re-election campaign today with one resounding message. let's get the job done. the announcement comes amid concerns over the president's age and polling that shows many americans. dem

lawyers copies i did not know that is the first africa american man to win a tony by 1959, belafonte with th highest paid blackist in history. and what belafonte did was tha he used that wealth, and his platform, to help fund, nouris and participate in the civil rights movement. not as something adjacent to his fame, but as his purpose o this earth he was a close friend of the reverend martin luther king jr., who often stayed at belafonte' new york apartment belafonte attended kings march on washington. he bankrolled his southern leadership christian leadershi conference he personally paid to bail kin and other civil rights leaders out of jail. in 1960, eight belafonte becam the first black person to host a late night talk show, when h spent a week filling in fo johnny carson. and during that week, he interviewed both king and bobb kennedy just months before bot men were assassinated. >> i think the time has come t bring to bear the power of the direct action, the nonviolen direct action movement on th basic economic conditions that we face all over the country nonviolence has been a tremendous force in reckon

in 1960, he became the first black performer to win an emmy award for a television special. he also won a tony and three grammys. he was also a passionate social justice warrior, even becoming one of dr. martin luther king jr.'s confidants. >> what a man and what a talent. >>> students cannot take a class inside of the transamerica pyramid. students can participate in an off-site art class. today fourth and fifth graders got the opportunity to take a drawing class and heard from the owner of the pyramid. >> if you can dream it you can make it happen. we are going to have a little drawing event here where you will draw what your dreams are. >> the students also got a guided tour of a private exhibition about the transamerica pyramid. students who participate in the art class for the next year will get a chance for their artwork to be showcased across the city and at the transamerica pyramid. >>> straight ahead in sports, dubs nation? it's almost time for sac town! how much will this sly fox had a hand in it? i will see you in seven minutes. >>> we have a lot of news to cover tonight. cbs news i

records with songs like banana boat song and he became one of the first black performers to gain great success in film as well. he won a tony back in 1954. later became the first african-american to win an emmy. he used his celebrity, though, to advance the civil rights movement and became an activist and humanitarian frequently interviewing doctor martin luther king junior.

and killing garrett foster, another veteran and white protester at a black lives matter demonstration in 2020. tony plohetski joins us now he's an investigative reporter with the austin american statesman. thanks so much for joining us. does the family of garrett foster the victim? have any recourse here before or after the decision on the pardon comes down. so keep in mind what is happening on the ground here in texas is so unprecedented, but i can tell you that right now they are exploring what their legal options are as our prosecutors here in austin and one of the things that they are trying to do, even as we speak, is a symbol evidence that then they can submit to the board of pardons and parole, arguing against this potential pardon. so look, juries don't always get it right. i understand that, and governors have discretion. but why is this happening? do you think is it because this individual's cause has become a real charge on the right? well unfortunately, the governor's office really is not going beyond what they have said in terms of why they are seeking this and seeking this so aggressi

chairman of the black contaminated blood enquiry has recommended further action. people receive contaminated blood. tonyen he lost his father to infected load. the impact has been devastating, _ infected load. the impact has been devastating, my - infected load. the impact has been devastating, my fatherl been devastating, my father died in 1986. he was one of the earliest haemophiliacs to die from hiv. we been losing family members right up until the last death in 2012. it's been affecting our family for the best part of 30 years, every time a campaign advisor another victim dies, it's a constant memory of what we've been through and i'm sure it's the same, so notjust myself. i would hope the government will respond. you're live with bbc news. china strongly condemning the meeting in california between the speaker of the us house of representatives kevin mccarthy and the leader of taiwan, tsai ing—wen. our next guest has carried out comprehensive polling. he told me about the kind of public support the visit is getting.— kind of public support the visit is getting. the public in reneral visit is gettin

tony from pittsburgh, if schiff really wants that he will identify as a black trend woman. from des moines, iowa. to bed potatoes missed the nickname bracket. potatoes is a good one. she slings those suckers hot. doddy from water mosso, new jersey. what gives? pentagon leaker found in one day but after 11 months the supreme court leaker is still unknown? it seems suspicious. i don't believe anything about this new leak situation. i will wait until it shakes out. steve in georgia, of course biden isn't concerned about the leaks. he thinks they are from hunter's laptop. i can't believe we haven't heard the russian information line yet. scott in san diego. i remember when i was in school. the nurse couldn't give a student an aspirin without parental permission. now you get hormones and whatever that chest binder is called. day from california, tell johnny he cannot touch the cars at the car show. that's a no-no. you touch thu , johnny. >> do you think he touched the bentley? carol from new jersey, did you and charlie send memos on your wardrobe for tonight's show. your wardrob

of the activist and fighter who mad it, with unapologetically pr black, pro caribbean and eve feminist themes. belafonte also when it tonyemmy but his greatest contributio was as an indefatigable fighte for civil and human rights a longtime friend and confidan of the reverend dr. martin luther king junior, he put his star power behind the fight fo civil rights heavily involved in the 1963 march on washington, bot speaking and recruiting othe celebrities, like his clos friend and fellow black leadin man sidney poitier, and whit celebrities like paul newman he also devoted his money, putting up bail for dr. king and activists, and funding the student nonviolent coordinatin committee, and dr. king' southern christian leadershi conference belafonte also made history as the first black person to host a late night tv show, fillin in for johnny carson's host of the tonight show for a week an said you are 1968. his guests included celebrities, but also dr. king and senato robert f. kennedy. -- the subject of a documentary called the sit-in, which i co-executive produced. >> - the sinner >> i feel we - in the most critical period

and, crucially, carlos persuaded sabbath�*s guitarist, tony iommi, to give the show his blessing. black they know all about that. how do you do that in ballet? the whole thing is different and not been done before. # generals gathered in their masses... i a big issue lately has been musicals, and whether the crowd should be allowed to sing along with them or not. in fact, there was one recently with the band in the bodyguard. that's right, i saw that — yes, i saw that. so — sabbath fans, will you be encouraging them to sing along? well... i spoke with carlos about this. i said, "you know they're going to start singing the songs?" he went, "good, good, good!" so he's really open for everything, you know? # evil minds thatl plot destruction... how involved�*s ozzy? just...not really involved. ozzy's not really involved. well, he's in the states anyway, and i'm the only one here. how is he at the moment? he's 0k. i heard from him a couple of days ago. he's... he's doing all right — i think he's going to have another operation. i mean, he's had so many operations there, it's like... but he'

a sponsor backlash if a casting a black actress for the wall, which many critics claim it historically in our choice. let's take a look at this for ada. oh was i, tony learned the very 1st told me as a general of alexander the great possible that she was me gyptian. i imagine how to have curly hair like me on the similar skin. i remember my grandmother saying to me, i don't care what they tell you in school cleopatra was black. the executive producer of the series stated that it was important for her to show black women because black queens are not often portrayed on screen, the series is said to be released in may, but a petition to cancel. the film's release that was signed by over 85000 people before being removed from the website as well. some angry twitter uses had to say left real cleopatra, 180 right. netflix cleopatra, 2023. quickly. potter was of greek origins. she was not black. i suppose black, right, just like any other, but let's get the facts right. the soft of egyptian history continues. american vision is decided that the greek egyptian queen cleopatra was somehow black. nothing wrong with being black if it was the truth. but that is

tony for his first performance. few years later he would be the first black american to win an emmy and produce a t.v.new york city in 1970 he spent most of hise inaica and ssnocial just si ju justice. i felt that since the earliest days of my real understanding of what it meant to be poor. poverty clarified that for me. >> as one of confidence he planned one of the marches in 1963. >> we rejoice that human experience has no color. >> the unanimous i receive ambassador continues to promote justice. accepting this ward to a thunderous applause. >> i just turned 90. [applause] >> don't be too hasty i have a few more left. >> his album calypso was the first album by a single artist to sell a million copies. he leaves behind a wife, four children and eight grandchildren. george? >> thanks very much. our chief white house correspondent marry bruce. good morning. >> well president biden is kicking off his 2024 campaign this morning asking american voters to give him a chance to finish the job setting up what could be a historic rematch with donald trump. >> this is our moment. >> this morning joe biden is m

black culture, but we assisted. and now you're gonna meet a legend, bro. ♪ legend in the house. - johnny! - tony touch.who may not know who this legend is, he's the mix tape king. that's right. [record scratching] the mix tape, a new york city '90s hip-hop institution, and arguably the most democratic form of music sharing there ever was. and before hip hop was really a thing, or before any radio stations saw its true potential and bothered to play it, it was djs like tony who would create mixes on cassette tape. you were keeping certain music alive, right, that wasn't getting radio play. - exactly. nobody was playing hip-hop. [hip-hop music] - tony touch and other djs played their tapes in clubs around the city, but hip-hop's big breakthrough happened even earlier in 1977 when lightning struck. no, no. i mean, literally. like, lightning struck and knocked out the power to most of the city. ♪ it all happened in 1977. and the blackout did what? - it boosted hip-hop 'cause now everybody was robbing the electronics stores. so now we had, like, 1,000 djs in new york. - once all those new djs started creati

tony morrison's amazing novel, and it's going to be a limited series. we already have four of the eight scripts, they're beyond amazing. it's one of these projects that... i read that book in college, it's blackreat about it, and it's going to frighten the hell out of people because it's wild. i don't have a project like that in my head right now that i feel like... ithink... i don't have a single project that's the one i've been waiting to see or waiting to make, but i think i'll know it when i see it and i'm certainly out there looking. keri and stephanie, thank you both so much. thank you. it's been fun. hello. we've had some heavy showers developing through the day across parts of east yorkshire, east anglia and south—east england. out to the west, this bank of cloud has been gradually working its way eastwards, turning the skies hazy across western areas and bringing some patchy light rain and drizzle into northern ireland and the western isles. and that will continue to slowly push its way eastwards through this evening and overnight. the light rain and drizzle will become increasingly patchy and, eventually, tend to fizzle out. some clearer skies at first across eastern counties, the s

and film star and winner of a grammy emmy tony war, too, and he's joining us right here on the nine. next. we're talking live with billy porter about his blackr. stay with us. set off. i'm jimmy dean and uh, isn't that sunrise somthin'? i honestly feel that way about jimmy dean sausage. get yourself a large chunk of that good morning feeling. boy, that smells good. mmm. and now please welcome ana montoya. ♪ hello there, fellow students... martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop

tony mcnamara were successful. it can be attributed to the genre of black satirical comedy, which is based on a free adaptation of the the longest-reigning russian empress catherine ii. a book about marriage a couple needs to keep their balance while we throw balls at you. i'm holding you. forgive the great debate about black russians, velikaya is a great example of cast regardless of color. their skins allow an actor of any race to get a role as a result of applying such a policy. this series boasts a much more diverse cast than the russian adaptation called catherine the great, while the russian adaptation claims to be historically accurate. it is true that the majority of the population of russia in the 18th century could never meet an african in their life, but at the imperial court everything was different, and so on, any dark-skinned person was called an arab or an arab without a doubt. the name was based on the incorrect assumption that all these on the skin were moors, and brines were at the imperial court. were lackeys received visitors waited at dinner time accompanied dominance on trips and so on. just got

history, finding fame in the 19505 as a calypso music performer, and later becoming the first black man to win a tonyory of the united states over the past decades, his life. 13 minutes past six. thank you forjoining us. we canjoin carol forjoining us. we canjoin carol for the weather. and a beautiful sunrise. good morning. sunrise. good morninu. _, ., sunrise. good morninu. ., ., good morning. good morning. look at face lovely weather _ good morning. good morning. look at face lovely weather watchers - good morning. good morning. look at face lovely weather watchers picture l face lovely weather watchers picture taken a bit earlier. our sunrises are not going to be quite as beautiful as this everywhere because there is a lot of cloud around. it is chilly too. some splashes of rain. showers through the course of the first few hours across scotland. wintry on the tops of the mountains. rain in northern ireland. a few showers in the south—west the channel islands. the thickest cloud is in southern wales, the midlands, southern england. here we will see some drizzle at times and also some hill fog. earl

black man in hollywood during the 60's. he became a civil rights activists and a very strong friendship with doctor martin luther king junior. but won 2 grammy awards, a tony and an emmy for his incredible career. he was 96 years old. >> coming up here at 3 o'clock, a popular wine country destination has some new requirements for vacation rentals. all the changes you need to know. plus, the jury selection today in the trump assault trial with the plaintiff asking for. but first, more and more people all across the bay area are hitting the roads and driving to work once again. we'll take a look at some of the worst commutes when kron asking the right question can greatly impact your future. - are, are you qualified to do this? - what? - especially when it comes to your finances. - are you a certified financial planner™? - i'm a cfp® professional. - cfp® professionals are committed to acting in your best interest. that's why it's gotta be a cfp®. >> during the pandemic, drivers enjoyed a shorter commute because so many people work remotely which made the roadways less congested that, though, is a thing of the past crowd first, which reports new numbers show

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black men in hollywood. during the 60's, he became a civil rights activists and had a strong friendship with doctor martin luther king junior won 2 grammy awards, a tony and an emmy for his incredible career. he was 96 years old. next on the kron. 4 morning news now. county has new requirements for vacation rentals will tell you what you can. >> and cannot do if you own one. plus bay area residents getting videos from their family members living under terror in sudan. the efforts to help the people living in the battle scared country. and today we're going to be seeing a mild day at the coast. highs in the 60's out that way. >> elsewhere in the bay area, we're starting to get hotter. temperatures rising into the low 80's inland and tomorrow low 80's inland and tomorrow here's your biggie bag! all that food for five bucks, that's my go to. that's my ride-or-die. just like you and me. bag boys. bag boys! whatcha gonna do? don't! whatcha gonna do when we bring your food. you can always bet on biggie choose wisely, choose wendy's $5 biggie bag. numbers move you. but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of people who were diagnosed

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black men in hollywood during the 60's. he then became up civil rights activist and had a strong friendship. what doctor martin luther king junior belafonte won 2 grammy awards a tony and an emmy for his incredible career. almost that you got he was 96 years old. we are going to take a deeper look at his career and life coming up at 12, 30 stick with us. a popular wine country destination has new requirements for vacation rentals. all the changes you need to know. >> plus, inflation across the nation continues with rising subscription costs. we're looking out for your money with tips to save after the break. welcome back. a drop in global oil prices may bring some relief to drivers this week. the price of oil falling back into the upper 70's a barrel last week. today, the average for regular unleaded is $3 and $0.65 a gallon. >> much lower than this time last year, one industry expert believes gas prices will for the most part, hold steady. but warren's this won't be the case for every state. >> southern florida had a hot spot because it 20 inches of rain that knocked out some distribution terminals for about a week. arizona is a hot spot right now because there's

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