william: exactly.il, several democrats including senator elizabeth warren, have argued that the rollbacks of some of the dodd-frank reforms put in place after the 2008 crisis, that they were complicit in what went down this week. once the evidence for that? neil: i think the evidence is ambiguous that those changes to the regulatory structure in a 2018, that if they hadn't happened we might have avoided this. that said, the tone in washington the last few years overbank regulation, it was in the direction of these midsize banks do not deserve the kind of scrutiny giant banks get. the law you are referencing said banks that have 240 billion dollars in assets don't need to be treated the way j.p. morgan and citibank is paired he will lower the level of scrutiny. apart from the specific question of whether that law hadn't been passed, whether silicon valley bank would still be operating, i think the open question is was there a broader situation where regulators felt they could not push hard and not reall

eleanor williams, please stand up.5 years in prison. the harm of this offending extends to an undermining of public confidence in the criminal justice system. we are aware that sex trafficking of young females does occur. there is a risk that genuine victims will, as a result of this defendant's actions, feel deterred from reporting it. ellie williams had written a letter to the judge. in it, she said she was sorry, saying, "i know i've done wrong over some of this," but she doesn't admit she was guilty. i wasjust expecting a longer prison sentence for ellie. - and, you know, ithink the judge has been really fair in taking _ into account her age and abilities. and it's really difficult to accept that she is responsible - for all the things that she said. but in the eyes of the law, i've got to accept that. - and i should know there's an appeal l going in, so we'lljust have to waitl and see what happens from that. on a daily basis, ideal with genuine survivors of rape and serious sexual offences, and i would hate for th

william hill accept that.need to improve things and they have done so but we will not hesitate if we need to take further action, to do so again. we have since the beginning of last year suspended licenses from operators. we have taken considerable action and will continue to do so.— considerable action and will continue to do so. ~ . ., , continue to do so. william hill was recently bought — continue to do so. william hill was recently bought by _ continue to do so. william hill was recently bought by 888 _ continue to do so. william hill was recently bought by 888 holdings. l continue to do so. william hill was| recently bought by 888 holdings. it said... the £192 the £19.2 million talent he is the largest gambling commission has ever imposed but critics say it's nowhere near enough. iq’s imposed but critics say it's nowhere near enough-— near enough. 1996 of gambling industry profits _ near enough. 1996 of gambling industry profits come - near enough. 1996 of gambling industry profits come from - near enoug

william hill accept that.ill not hesitate, if we need to take firm action, to do so again. we have since the beginning of last year suspended full licenses of operators. we have taken considerable action and will continue to do so. william hill was recently bought by 888 holdings. it said... the £19.2 million penalty is the largest gambling commission has ever imposed, but critics say it's nowhere near enough. so 90% of the gambling industry's profits, when you take away the national lottery, come from 5% of customers who are either addicted or at risk from addiction. so the £19.2 million fine may sound a lot of money to you or i, but it is not very much compared to william hill's turnover. it is much cheaper for them to simply pay the fine and keep doing business as usual. the government is due to publish a long—delayed review of gambling laws within weeks. it is expected to call for major reforms, including more thorough checks on what gamblers can afford and tighter controls on advertising. but such measure

william brangham has the story.: at mcpherson square, once the largest homeless encampment in washington dc, the 70 or so people living here are losing the closest thing they have two home. daniel lived here for three years. he says life outside was much better than inside city shelters. >> i've heard people who go to the homeless shelters and they are more violence than the streets are. >> this comes at a particularly bad time because a successful program is now ending in d.c. following other programs like it around the country. they brought people to hotels like this one in southwest d.c.. people like elliot clark who is diabetic. clark gets health care, meals, and privacy. >> if a person doesn't appreciate this, they don't appreciate nothing. when it is cold outside, it is warm in here. william: tiana williams who has an autoimmune disea had been living in the streets and in the woods for years. >> i said, let me go in. that way i take a shower. i did take a little break for myself. >> i say housing with the appr

and a big penalty for the gambling firm william hill. we'll look at the wider challenges, facing the industry. china warns apple to strenghten its data security, as beijing's trade war with washington rumbles on. welcome to world business report. i'mjagdip cheema. three gambling firms owned by william hill are to pay penalties of £192 million, that's $24 milion, for failing to protect consumers and weak anti—money laundering controls. the company, a subsidiary of the gibraltar—based 888 holdings, was found by the uk's gambling commission to have allowed customers to bet big sums of money without proper checks. it says it's seriously considered suspending william hill's licence. let's get more now from dr carolyn downs, who's a gambling industry specialist at lancaster university. thanks forjoining us. can you explain a bit more about the troubles of william hill and why they were found guilty? this troubles of william hill and why they were found guilty?- troubles of william hill and why they were found guilty? this is the latest in a lo

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her victims were nine—year—olds evelyn, hallie and william, and three staff members, cynthia peak, mikehead teacher. police say audrey hale was a former student here at the school and had no criminal record and that resentment may have been emotive. a friend of hers has told the bbc tonight they communicated moments before the attack. 1 tonight they communicated moments before the attack.— before the attack. i received an instagram _ before the attack. i received an instagram dm _ before the attack. i received an instagram dm from _ before the attack. i received an instagram dm from audrey - before the attack. i received an - instagram dm from audrey basically saying that i would see her on the news this evening and that something tragic was about to happen. i was just speechless. i am just like... i'm sorry, like, i am still trying to wrap my head around what we are going through as a city.— going through as a city. officers sa hale going through as a city. officers say hale had — going through as a city. officers say hale had a _ going through as a city. officers say hale had a manife

. >>> and my conversation with john williams, the legendary composer behind "star wars," "jaws," and "indiana jones" and the very theme you're listening to right now on making history at this year's oscars >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening we're glad you're with us tonight a double murder case that has drawn national attention with a prominent south carolina family at its center is inching toward its conclusion tonight with the prosecution resting its case against alex murdaugh, but not before the jury saw for itself the family property where the former attorney allegedly shot and killed his wife and son. the jury driven to the crime scene. later in the courtroom the lead prosecutor delivered his closing arguments telling jurors murdaugh was the only one with the motive, means, and opportunity to commit the murders, and painting murdaugh as someone whose financial misdeeds were about to be exposed and killed his wife and son to buy time to figure a way out. murdaugh has denied committing the murders. catie beck has more for us tonight >> repor

the judge says he's taken into account williams�* age.of her crimes. but the length of the sentence has angered some of those who were her victims. outside, williams�*s mother accepted the court's sentence. i think thejudge has been really fair in seeming to take into account her age and vulnerabilities. and, you know, for her to be able to move on and find a life as well. she's really young. the judge today said we may never know what motivated eleanor williams to lie the way she did, but the impact of her deception could be far—reaching. nick garnett, bbc news, preston. heavy snow has caused the roof of a shopping mall in the us state of minnesota to collapse. police say the roof at the miller hill mall in duluth caved in just before nine in the morning and staff and early shoppers were evacuated. they say no—one was injured. over the weekend more than 30 centimetres — 12 and a half inches — of snow fell in duluth. large parts of the us have seen huge snow storms this winter. a public swimming pool in britain is being heated by a small

it's easy— the turnover of william hill. it's easy to — the turnover of william hill. business as usual than to change the entire business model_ than to change the entire business model so— than to change the entire business model so i— than to change the entire business model so i am frustrated the commission has not used the powers that it _ commission has not used the powers that it has, _ commission has not used the powers that it has, the gambling commission has not _ that it has, the gambling commission has not used again and it is becoming really frustrating because week after week we see more gambling operators— week after week we see more gambling operators hurting more people. behind — operators hurting more people. behind numbers, these numbers, there are real— behind numbers, these numbers, there are real people behind it and will people _ are real people behind it and will people are dying and it is time the gambling — people are dying and it is time the gambling commission got serious and put a stop— gambling commission got serious and put a stop to it.

william: food pantries like this are pressed on two sides.g demand and rising costs constraining how much they can provide. staples like eggs are up over 70% compared to last year. most othese goods come via donations from local grocery stores, or bought with local donations, or proceeds from their thrift store next door. sharon ames is the executive director of the fauquier community food bank. we talked yesterday about her community and what these cuts might mean for them. who is it that you serve? who are the people that come through your door? >> it's all walks of life. i will go back to the thrift store side. i have people now who used to shop over there and know their money went to buy food here, but now they've had to come to me and say, times have changed. gas is high, food is high. i need your help. we help those. we help the homeless. it's everybody. william: we're here talking to you because the pandemic snap benefit extension is about to expire. do you have a sense of what that's going to mean for the people of this county? >> we

the judge says he's taken into account williams�* age.t of her crimes. but the length of the sentence has angered some of those who were her victims. outside, williams�*s mother accepted the court's sentence. i think thejudge has been really fair in seeming to take into account her age and vulnerabilities. and, you know, for her to be able to move on and find a life as well. she's really young. the judge today said we may never know what motivated eleanor williams to lie the way she did, but the impact of her deception could be far—reaching. nick garnett, bbc news, preston. police in pakistan have used tear gas and water cannon to disperse supporters of the opposition leader, imran khan, from outside his residence in the city of lahore. the clashes broke out after police officers arrived, reportedly to arrest the former prime minister following a warrant issued by a court. he is facing allegations that he incorrectly declared gifts received from foreign dignitaries while in office. he says the case is politically motivated. our pakistan c

two privateering commissions from king william. the third and some of the most important men in england were his investors, including the newly governor of new york and, massachusetts, richard, known as lord. belmont's complicated with kidd would lead to kid's tragic. in his brand ship one that looked like this. the adventure galley was a 280 ton warship with three tall masts. square rigged sails and 34 big guns. it was a hybrid ship called the galley, meaning they could be rowed as well as sailed. his job was to hunt enemy ships and, to rid the seas of pirates, disrupted international trade. his commissions for one year, his initial three unsuccessful voyage led to frustration, mutiny and eventually the kids turned to piracy piracy. sarah was kidd was to kids fight for his life against the men who accused him of turning from privateer to pirate. she and their daughters spent time with captain kidd on their pirate ship. and sarah helped kidd hide his stolen treasure as an accomplice to an outlaw. she was arrested and in prison with

john williams has been steven spielberg's closest collaborator.74's "sugar land express" to "the fabelmans," john williams' 53rd oscar nomination. he has been responsible for some of the most iconic scores in film history. [light, delicate music] >> stephen: your 50th anniversary of working together. you met in 1972. the first film you did was "sugar land express" in 1974 with steven. is it true that you met on basically a first date that somebody else set up? was it a blind date? >> john: somebody set up a lunch meeting for us in some fancy restaurant. the head waiter came and he said i will bring you to mr. spielberg. i saw this teenager, i thought, you've got to forgive me. tell the story. >> steven: i'm not even here. tell the story. >> john: i thought that is mr. spielberg's son. is spielberg? within a minute or two? i realized it was some of the very, very special with keenan wrestling and dazzling intellect who remembered everything i'd ever written. >> steven: i had a huge collection of soundtracks and when i heard john's score, i said to

evelyn, halle and william.k, and that she was born a woman but recently identified on social media as a man. the 28—year—old drove to the school, shooting the glass to get inside and then stalking the halls with a rifle. within 14 minutes of someone calling for help, hale was shot dead by these police officers inside. let's go! footage released by police shows the moment 0fficer engelbert entered the school with colleagues. after a room to room search of the ground floor, officers hear gunfire upstairs and head to intercept. as he rounds the corner, the officer spots the attacker, takes the shot and hale drops to the ground. police say audrey hale was a former student here with no criminal record, and that resentment may have been a motive. as they piece together what happened, the focus once again turns to the politics of guns in america and who has the right to access them. president biden wants to ban assault rifles, the type used in the shooting. he and lawmakers from both sides passed major gun safety legi

yes, eleanor- williams was a fantasist. she came up williams was a fantasist.nd time again over a number of years. it ill started in the town of barrow in furness in cumbria, are very small town in a very rural area. she had a history of problems from earlier life, but when she started going out partying and going to people's houses for parties, she became embroiled in a complete line of deceit that knew no bounds whatsoever. she made stories up, claimed she was raped, claimed she was traffic around europe, claimed she was about to be taken to bangladesh and sold as a sex slave. none of this was true at all. there were no offences, she had never been raped, neverattacked, were no offences, she had never been raped, never attacked, there was no sex ring going on in barrow in furness at all. it was something she completely made up. even now after the prosecution and a 12 week long trial and being found guilty of the jury trial and being found guilty of the jury she still maintains everything was true, although reams of evidence goes to prove that that was not the

john williams, thanks for sitting down with us.is there a reason why that one has a special place in your heart? >> john: structurally, the development of the music, the structure with the story would be my answer. we remember the film on the bicycles take off it prior to the bicycles, you would hear two or three notes of the thing, that's all in the next time you may hear three or four notes. it's beginning to form in your memory as we are going along with the thing. as the bicycles take off, you hear all 12 of the notes on the melodies realize and finish. [soaring orchestral music] ♪ ♪ i like to believe that the audience has a sense of completion and something has been made aurally that has created that very moment. >> steven: and also its greatp. ma>>ven:nshish to buildow it that way. i can get an audience to the brink of crying but johnny's music makes the tears fall. he takes it the rest of the way, without being sentimental about it. without being maudlin or mawkish. >> stephen: lets go away from that emotion to a different o

let's try it. >> williams has won five oscars. his last win was nearly 30 years ago.y wife thinks i should have won more, and someone asked her, samantha, why do you always wear black dresses to the oscar? she said, because we lose every year. >> win or lose, john williams is still harnessing the power of music to bring images to life. >> i've just been so fortunate and so truly blessed to work in music. >> for "sunday today," lester holt, los angeles. >> so much unforgettable music. lester, thank you very much. good luck tonight to the maestro. >>> this week we highlight another "life well lived." in 1970 a qualified young woman named judy human applied to be a schoolteacher in new york city. she met the professional requirements but was denied the position because of her disability. that rejection prompted a lawsuit and a lifetime of activism that truly changed the world. human sued the new york city board of education which had argued her wheelchair would prevent her from evacuating students in the case of an emergency. the city reconsidered its decision and heuman

william: may i just interject for a second?he suid rate, this is the sudden unexplained infant death? that's what you're referring to. >> sudden unexpected infant deaths. william: unexpected, yes. i'm sorry. >> yes. so, along with us being surprised that the rate increased so starkly for non-hispanic black infants, it's important to point out that the racial disparities and the pattern of those disparities had been consistent from as far back as 1995, where we typically saw the highest rate of sudden unexpected infant deaths among american indian, alaskan native infants. but, in 2020, that flipped, so that non-hispanic black infants actually had the highest re of sudden unexpected infant death, then followed by american indian, alaskan native infants. william: so, again, do you have a sense as to why this sudden spike occurred? >> simar to what my colleague stated about maternal mortality, we don't have data at this point to really explain why we observed this spike in infant mortality. but, again, we also believe that there we

oh, i tend to agree , william. i mean, what to agree, william.ichel, is actually there are things that happen in in today's society and things that parents allowing their kids to be exposed to, which 15, 20 years ago would probably have warranted a knock on the door from social services and rightly, rightly . but now it's rightly, rightly. but now it's seen as just you know, a bit of fun or progressive or enlightened . and actually, i enlightened. and actually, i find it really deeply disturbing. i mean , you know, disturbing. i mean, you know, even if you were to say that, you know, as as a father, i've got a daughter and i would not like someone who's a biological man, regardless of how he identified to be in a women's only toilet. i mean , that seems only toilet. i mean, that seems to me a perfectly normal , to me a perfectly normal, natural thing for a father to say. and seven, 15 years ago would have been five years ago would have been five years ago would been entirely would have been entirely uncontrolled say uncontrolled. urschel but say

williams had been shot in the leg. the two other americans that traveled with them, shaeed woodward and zindell brown, were killed. >> we thank our mexican and u.s. law enforcement partners for their efforts to find these innocent victims. the task is ensure that justice is done. >> reporter: federal officials say the group went to the eastern border town of matamoros last friday. mcgee was supposed to have a cosmetic procedure. soon after crossing into mexico, though, they were caught in a shootout between two factions of a cartel. in a phone interview with cbs news, eric williams' wife, michelle williams, said she didn't know he was going to mexico before he left, and that she had spoken to him since he's been in the hospital. >> it's sad. two other people lost their lives, but he's just glad to be alive. >> reporter: mexico's president says those responsible will be found and punished. so far a 24-year-old man is in custody in connection to the attack. >> since day one of this administration we have focused on disru

william: erin reed, what do you make of that argument? erin: the idea that transgender youth are being treated abusively by their parents, i think, is -- stands in stark reality to some of the clips that you had played earlier as well as the testimony that i have seen at these hearings. i watched a testimony in nebraska where the mother a transgender teenager spoke about how, for years, she was worried that she would come home and find her child dead. and then, after allowing transition, by going through an intensive medical process with therapists, doctors over the course of a few years, she stated, while pleading for her medical care for her child, that she went from having a depressed, suicidal teenage boy to a happy, thriving, successful teenage girl, a daughter. and this particular representative mentioned something like 80% of people detransitioning. and these are the kinds of things that we hear that just are not borne out by reality. these numbers are often based off of data that are decades-old from back in the 1980's and 1990's,

he masses from past started to reverse william fair. no. the i know the store keep or italy response emilita you took to chalk invoice or not, or not a sort or controller, dickie. i think i think you cheated kentucky. i think that would be nice through jerry. a any took control of the key liter, literally better that you did a quick. oh, you quit in person to request a jeans. they're separate. okay, beautiful. de larosa. can laura? i said, i guarantee a deal for total syrian with it's why the referendum to join russia was supported by about 97 percent of don bass residence and the liberated regions of ukraine. yeah. nor has though, if they sickened it on you could up or your to 30 video, little gutted though them, when you, when you, the hostile may or so to get your would answer chest too much. i really case that on a home that religious formula user for a viewer he'd say, you'll get it wouldn't. nashik would be right, samuel tor. again, you kicked out of his skin when i told you this is mr. merlin, so spine you so far live was personally

and steven spielberg and john williams. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band.rom the ed sullivan theater ineyow n rk [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: wow. oh! >> audience: [chanting] stephen! stephen! >> stephen: happy thursday! happy, happy, happy. happy thursday! hey, everybody! thanks, everybody. please have a seat. welcome, one and all, i'm your host, stephen colbert.d. because at long last, president the drama was palpable.his >> the budget of joe biden is out! the budget is out! biden calls for cash! >> and congress will answer. >> stephen: the answer is "no." "the new york times" describes biden's budget as "dead on arrival." "dead on arrival" is pretty harsh coming from a newspaper. my newspaper used to come delivered in a plastic bag. now it comes in a little casket. but it's true. the g.o.p. quickly rejected biden's budget, because they prefer "deep cuts to health care, food assistance and housing programs for poor americans." >> [booing] >> stephen: yes. now, now it just reflects the bedrock judeo-christian values of the republican party and ech

williams. mr. parker, you are recognized for five minutes. miss, parker hit that button there. there you go. thank you. >> chairman jordan, ranking member basket, and members of the subcommittee, i would like to thank you for allowing me to come respectfully to speak to you today. the people of this country deserve the right to have faith. those sworn to protect, faith is the foundation of hope and hope can be restored through honest reflection of who we've become and who we could and should be. on september 11th of 2001, i was working from -- world financial center in new york city. i witnessed the horrific attacks on the adjacent world trade center. my colleagues and i evacuated our building and were led to safety thanks to the heroic efforts of nypd officers. 2977 souls were not as fortunate that day. as i watched the mayhem unfold to include people jumping to their deaths, i was shocked, heartbroken. i vowed to god that i would get back and serve this great nation. this vow led me to leave a mu

the william and flora hewlett foundation. more than 50 years, advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world. at hewlett.org. ♪ ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. amna: good evening and welcome to "the newshour." regional banks took a beating day, suffering their deepest losses on the stock market in years. geoff: it follows the failure of two major banks, and after the government's top financial authorities spent the weekend taking action to shore u confidence around the larger banking system. no other bank failed today. but the pain is hardly over for certain banks. economics correspondent paul solman reports. paul: markets opened this morning, and investors promptly dumped bank stocks, despite president biden's efforts to reassure depositors and investors. pres. biden: americans can have confidence that the banking system is safe. your deposits will be there when you need them. paul: damag

what he's williams nino, but he's between the school. but it's just a lot of causality. reveal it by adult. swim is to limit, but he's williams or could i, nina middle school plunge ukraine did this themselves cares the evidence, but the way it translates in media is okay. it doesn't look like russia did this. ah, so the demonstration against a russian world in the western propaganda. he's a very terrible team. it's a very frightful thing. when i came here 1st army in the beginning of 15th, and i saw this beautiful people, menial, and i understood the magnitude both to lie. i wish it sure. ah, ah ah ah ah, a lot of us can countries are very concerned the china might be sending russia be so weapons as a way to help brush us military campaign in ukraine. i'll personally, it's my just personal view. i'm very suspicious of that. i don't buy doesn't fit, contradicts to what i see. the basic logic of behavior patching the firm. the chinese state. ah ah, that was shown on it for one thought. i took the char larosa i thought to one who thought l

williams. mr. williams, the opening statement has been a lot of talk about memorandum from attorney general garland on october 21st, 2021. the opening statement he says, the very first sentence, in recent months, there's been a disturbing spike in harassment, intimidation, against school administrators. when he testified on october 21st, 2021, we asked him, what was the basis, the evidence for that statement? do you remember what the attorney general said? >> sir, i don't. i don't work for the justice department every time. i don't we -- >> it was the letter from the national school board association. do you happen to know what the national school board association did with their letter, what they said about their letter after the attorney general testified? >> sir, i do not. >> they rescinded it. they said, we regret and apologize for the letter. the basis for the targeting action involving the federal government and local school board matters, law enforcement matters, the basis was the letter. th

there is another pattern williams spotted.s major retailers tend to run up this time of the year. this is something we talked about before. he found we typically see an easter rally from late march to early april. we certainly want to catch that. this year the big box leaders is cramer fave costco. check out this chart on the big box names. all right. this is one we're focused on, costco, walmart red. there is no particular reason because for the last month of the last quarter, costco wasn't that hot. but could history be repeating itself? like i said, williams is always searching for cycles to repeat themselves, not just the average, also individual charts. let's look at a week with costco. larry's historical work shows costco tends to rally 75% of the time. in those rallies typically last three months. now check out costco's daily chart. with the seasonal pattern will. how costco tends to perform at any given point in the year. we noticed something interesting. costco is coming out of a seasonally weak period over the past s

the judge says he's taken into account williams�* age.he length of the sentence has angered some of those who were her victims. 0utside, williams�*s mother accepted the court's sentence. i think thejudge has been really fair in seeming to take into account her age and vulnerabilities. and, you know, for her to be able to move on and find a life as well. she's really young. the judge today said we may never know what motivated eleanor williams to live the way she did, but the impact of her deception to lie the way she did, but the impact of her deception could be far—reaching. nick garnett, bbc news, preston. the united states says a russian fighterjet has collided with an american military drone over the black sea. the us military said the plane was struck in what it called a reckless and unprofessional action. russia's ambassador to the us has been summoned to the state department to explain the incident. the us says the drone was involved in a routine operation in international airspace when the russianjets tried to intercept it. let's

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let's bring in william courtney. he's a senior fellow at the rand corporation and a former us ambassador to georgia. he joins us live from washington. d. c. william, good to be back with us. so we've seen thousands of people take the streets in tbilisi against this foreign agents. bill, why do you think the georgia government brought in this bill is a step towards all authoritarianism. as, as many the protest, i seem to think that the current georgia government, which has been in power for a decade, started out to be more pro european both to be in there on the street. rhonda sheila who sponsor's ruling party really has experience pretty much all in russia and steadily, the character of government, the georgia dream political party has moved the country backward and recent years toward our pro russian direction. and this law that is being proposed is almost a copy of one the russian house has he say, i mean, that's an important point. you may get william because me sole, a similar law brought into force in russia ove

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so which way forward for tenure, president william brutal has been visiting germany. and he spoke to deed of the news here in berlin, about the turmoil at home, and what he thinks is causing it. it is so mad about some election results which, which, which, which is actually a settled mother. but of course because cost of living is, are pregnant and issue is an emotive issue. our competitors are trying to take advantage of it. but i think that people of can, you are no toys. there's been unrest, 2 in the democratic republic of congo. residents of the city of goma take to the streets, tired of incessant militant attacks. we discuss what's driving this and other protest in africa. ah, i'm told me your logic. well, it's good to have you with us. for 3 weeks straight police in kenya have clash with protesters who are angry about the rising cost of living. this week. crowds again defied a band on demonstrations and took to the streets and several cities including the capital nairobi, bringing business to a halt. the opposition of leading the uprising calling for march as ev

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