[applause] >> thank you speaker bowers. and profiles in courage, my grandfather focused on the challenging task of taking on your own party. sometimes it has to be done. congresswoman cheney found herself there in 2020. make no mistake, she is a lifelong committed conservative republic -- republican. in 20 19 she became the highest ranking ever woman republican in the house. but when former president trump and others attack our democracy, congressman cheney put country before party in her own political interests. her independent fans cost her her leadership position, key supporters and she has faced countless threats and public attacks, but she has not wavered under pressure. serving now on the january 6 select committee and running for reelection back home. a profile and encourage you does not quit, it is my honor to welcome congresswoman liz cheney to the stage for the 2002 john f. kennedy profiles encourage award. -- profiles encourage award. [applause] rep. cheney: thank, jack and thank you to the kennedy family. thank

and it has, you know, when there is tension between 2 bowers that are of consequence to indian strategy. and board usa and russia are consequential bowers for indian international outlook and broached the word then it does cramp in does ability to evolve and pursue policies that are in its interest. so india would like to see the tensions between the united states and russia reduced. and obviously that would mean that we need to end as soon as possible the conflict in ukraine and move into a more diplomatic mode of resolution. once things move into more diplomatic mode, if resolution rush of a still have to decide how it wants to develop and it's pretty clear that it could not be incorporated into the western institutions the way i thought it would be 30 years ago. there are certain limits to developing its partnership with china as well, relying on your knowledge of russia. where do you think it's going to be, let's say, 20 years from now? russia has a lot of factors which are of tremendous advantage, shows a large countries largest in the world. it has a humongous amount of natural re

so we had cycles of for different dominant bowers overruling the brazilian work. now is the brazilian territory. but the fact is that the shoe size of the country implies that that maintaining the order, maintaining peace or keeping even keeping that of the territory as an interior. pardon one government has always been the main challenge, any one governing brazil. so in this we are kind of look out of an indoor gammy country. we, we, we don't have a tradition, especially among the press even among the breath we than their tradition or actually engaging with international issues. but of course, one key element in the present situation is an impact of for import the fertilizers, for instance, into the agricultural sector in brazil, brazil, highly dependent on the importance of or for free to i as there's so in that sense, the shock of her supply chains been disturbed by the conflict that certainly impacts the lead, living conditions in brazil old door. i'm not that sure that the bridge didn't population softly aware of the connection between higher inflation, franc

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and when the democrats into bower in the u. s. and lead her held a very broad democratic her policy in terms of their foreign policy. that was helpful in bringing the military team down in brazil at that time. on the other hand, before that in when we had the military court in 64, they were very important in terms of supporting the brazilian military extreme right into, of course, and becoming a dictatorship. if you go even backwards in the history, you can see the phrases even the military brazilian military. they were very important at that time, the post war during the 2nd world war in immediately after the 2nd world war. when the allies where westerns and the russians and the soviet union against the passes are immediately after war was him as is where defeated. there was a can over miracle period when every one was in favor of democracy and most of the military, the team back from the war effort. they were a favor in democracy and then like doctors with blue areas was ousted. so i think it really depends on the tuition, but o

modern examples were the court overruled warrants like texas was overruled in 2003 and established by bowers versus harwood which made it a crime to engage in same-sex conduct. without a doubt the decision to overturn has altered our society and i've suggested it's changed our society for the better in many of those instances. i realize given our political and ideological preferences we might like or dislike a decision the court ultimately makes. but formerob supreme court robet jackson said years ago the supreme court isn't final because it's right. it's right because it's final. but there is no such thing as a permanent decision by the supreme court and again i say thank goodness.e if prior decisions were set in stone, we would still be subject to egregious shameful policies of the past like separate but equal but the supreme court shouldo always try to correct previously decided erroneous decisions and they have criteria under the doctrine for the circumstances under which they will revisit that precedent. the court understands they cannot overrule the earlier decisions and there's a very

it was overruled in 2003 by the precedent established by bowers v. hardwick. it made it a crime to engage in same-sex conduct. so without a doubt, the court's decision to overturn its precedents has altered our society, and i suggest it has changed our society for the better in many of those instances. now i realize that given our political and ideological preferences, we might like or dislike the decision that the court ultimately makes, but former supreme court robert jackson said years ago, he said the supreme court is not final because it's right. it's right, he said, because it's final. but there is no such thing as an inviolable decision or permanent decision by the supreme court. and again i say thank goodness. if prior decisions were set in stone, we would still be subject to egregious, shameful policies of the past like separate but equal. but the supreme court should always try to correct previously decided erroneous decisions, and they have criteria under the doctrine known as stare decisis for the circumstances under which they will revisit that pr

might be and precisely what kind of relationship they have with their employees or people farther down. bowers and russia paper together under the beetle. and there's italian success at the spanish motor j pe. he to having to 60 march from candy to colombo, organized by the mean opposition. some of you, john, about to vega, baby isn't it, but i mean that we can't watch this any longer. honest shoes or hoarding by some traders. inflation he 30 percent in april. the main opposition says the government has no choice, but to protested who have surrounded the president's office for more than 20 days, say successive governments in independence have looted the country. but the accused, the rock mentioned to demand pates, and an end to the conflict in grand sonic aga, has this report, o police in a stumble, sort of laborers and the working class around the world. the popular areas of a stumbles tax him square and istic lo street were closed off. anyone entering them was to tango. we come before an election that will allow us to defeat the arabs who intend to keep you working until the age of 65. ah! w

a which of course is always a highlight. russia invaded ukraine, jarring bowers, time and space. but the relationship with the russian cosmonaut on board, stay positive. and i did come to mind the ambience month in the space community. we've built up so much trust in the past 20 or more than 20 years and especially mentioned to you by to that we want to carry on with that into the even the lowest. the 4th, our level things are excellence and be want to act as a bridge to find a way back to that at once. this crisis is over. the next little fin. russia has questioned the long term future of the i ss, but for now the program continues. you're up to date here. i'm did of the news business is up next. would stephen beardsley. people in trucks injured one, trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. order families on the syrian for the credit on it is we load it administrative people fleeing screen around accounting, $200.00 people from the agency around the world. more than.

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ah a moment morning disrupted israeli forces attack coffin bowers during the funeral of slain al jazeera john listerine ugly. people are dragged from the hus on. those are arrested in shocking scenes 2 days after sharon was shot dead by israeli forces . ah, hello i am i am. i see. you're watching al jazeera life from london. she was an inspiration to 1000 siri novel actually was later laid to rest of mount zion friends. family colleagues, say her death will not be in that young journalist who grew into an icon of the arab speaking world, which are a remarkable career. this bad news and 2 decades. ah, we begin with a special tribute to our murdered colleagues, sharina blackledge. she's been laid to rest at a cemetery in occupied east jerusalem. but her funeral procession was disrupted when israeli forces attacked morning carrying a casket, prompting widespread condemnation. she was shot in the head buys righty. forces on wednesday morning while on assignments in janine and the occupied west bank for simply doing her job. stephanie deco begins our coverage now o thousands came to say their

they say that she encouraged representatives for us old bowers and china bullock to fight back against fraud as she put it and one of them to use what she characterized as there constitutional authority to choose the electors rather than accepting those based on the popular vote. all responded to her on november 10th of 2020 telling her to file a formal complaint a she new of voter fraud or election interference in arizona, tesla ceo elon musk is trying to shut down some scathing accusations against him. >> yesterday business insider reported on a spacex flight attendants claims that musk exposed himself in propositioned her for back in 2016, spacex and reportedly paid her $250,000 to settle that claim in 2018 last night. musk tweeted, quote, the attacks against me should be viewed through a political lens. this is their standard despicable playbook, but nothing will deter me from fighting for a good future. and your right to free speech. coming up is forced tiger woods battles in an effort to try to make the cut at the pga championship. >> and kate rooney has a live warriors update fr

superintendent doctor kelly bowers said in a statement, quote, we are appreciative for our strong partnership with our lpd. >> and their willingness to provide visible reassurance to our families with their added presence on and around our campuses today, parents like are gusts were happy to see her police department and school district take action but says it still doesn't solve the issue of gun violence nationwide. it definitely does help. >> make utilities, but again, scared because your son, your child here every day and just praying for their safety. smith says she is not sure how long police officers will be on patrol at the livermore schools but assured me that safety is the number one priority. our campuses are safe and we are out there to protect our students and >> the staff and everyone else in livermore. rob nesbitt kron, 4 news and we will continue to follow the developments on this story on air and online at kron 4 dot com to stay. >> up to date on the latest information, you can use your phone to scan this qr code. it will take you directly to our web page where you'll find the

if gadhafi was phillip bower is hard to say, since the responsible party, nato always seems to disguise its regime change operations. with good intentions, nato played a vital role in protecting civilians and i'm proud of what we have achieved. we did the right thing in the right way and we achieved the right result. i saw that with my own eyes in tripoli. the united states certainly isn't one to admit any wrongdoing in its actions. washington may refuse and deny and continue to say it champions. virtues, even if the whole world robs the american noses in their errors. i'll say these for the need been people. i think president obama made the right decision at the time, and the only been people has a free election the 1st time since 1951. and you know what, they voted from moderates. they voted with the help of democracy. now, after 11 years of conflict unleashed by nato and the united states, do the citizens of libya have any hope left for such a democracy? many thanks for joining us here in our see international as the way you can find plenty more stories, news and analysis on our webs

and it has, you know, when there is tension between 2 bowers that are of consequence to indian strategy. and both usa and russia are consequential powers for indian international outlook and broached the word then it does cramp. india is ability to evolve and pursue policies that are in its interest . so india would like to see the tensions between the united states and russia reduced. and obviously that would mean that we need to end as soon as possible the conflict in ukraine and move into a more diplomatic mode of resolution. once things move into more diplomatic mode, if resolution rush of of the have to decide how it wants to develop. and it's pretty clear that it could not be incorporated into the western institutions the way i thought it would be 30 years ago. there are certain limits to developing its partnership with china as well, relying on your knowledge of russia. where do you think it's going to be, let's say, 20 years from now? russia has a lot of factors which are of tremendous advantage, shows a large countries largest in the world. it has a human good amount of natural

it comes to molly's ties with france system or what does the current state of relations with paris bowers of his cv, this probably followed the latest developments since the january statements. unfortunately, relations have not been moving in a positive direction. today, we've gone from bad to worse, which eventually forced us to terminate a military cooperation agreement with some people, of course called for the termination of operation bar kane as well. but it wasn't molly that made the decision. it was france that decided to withdraw its troops. when it happened, molly only wished it would happen faster on them today. we feel it is important to talk about france, but we want to talk about molly above all about our own issues before. our goal today is to increase the effectiveness of molly's military and security services, or to improve the training of our troops to protect our country. and to enable our air force from our security services to fulfilled their role as protectors of the state of the suit. i don't think any foreign state could do that for us. of course, assistance is alwa

and tunisia, as you mentioned, if you consider that bon limon to be legally elected then legally and bower and it's mandate has not expired, which, which is of course not true then you have to accept that the it's the same bon limon that came back and voted mr. bush again. and we have to remember something very important here at the fact that they're the same bod, limon is true. mr. bay, beth, the voice have gone with us at last september, so he became literally ease, legally speaking, a caretaker by a minister until election, which was a bland for december. but that did that did not happen. so did he gal at the issue here? actually, he touches every body, you know, whether you say, if the bon lament is not legal, then it's not legal. and the 1st across the board, that means bringing in a given gay at bay, but was of confidence. as i mentioned then it's a legal has one, okay, you can't really, you can't really say what's, well, it's a democratic league and a bruce is when you get the voice of confidence and then when you lose that, and they're being replaced, you say, wow, that's a fraud,

hysteria that will produce markets for their, for their arms. meanwhile, the british prime minister bowers johnson is expected to announce a further $375000000.00 worth of military support to kid during an historic address ukraine's parliament. later on tuesday, he is also expected to encourage the country to keep fighting against russia, calling it ukraine's finest hour. the money is $13.00 to kids, coffers white. now, the us senate majority also confirm the quick approval of jo biden's request to send $20000000000.00 and military aid to ukraine. at the same time, nation has started its 10 day chosen footprint, military roles in europe, hosted by 15, nato states and allied countries close to russia. 30 countries have been battled vehicles, warships, and military aircraft, along with thousands of soldiers. as you can see on the map, white to bashes borders. former deputy foreign minister of new zealand met robinson questions how the western military block claims russia and china. all the worlds main aggressive. while it's nato that has basses all around the globe. the history of the united

a which of course is always a highlight. russia invaded ukraine, georgia bowers time and space. but the relationship with the russian cosmonaut on board state positive i did some reminder and the insolent in the space community we've built up so much trust in the past 20 or more than 20 years. we have met, we mention that we like that and we want to carry on with that into the even a lot of what our level things are excellent. and we want to act as a bridge to find a way back to that. once this crisis is over, the next little thing, russia has questioned the long term future of the i assess, but for now, the program continues. democratic lawmakers in the united states are attempting to secure a federal abortion rights by ringing a bill to the senate. the move is largely symbolic because they lack the numbers to ensure its passage. democrats are china had off a supreme court decision which is expected to overturn the court. the landmark 1973 ruling which legalized abortion across the country. he w met one act of his fighting to safeguard the right to choose days after the supreme

superintendent doctor kelly bowers said in a statement, quote, we are appreciative for our strong partnership with our lpd. >> and their willingness to provide visible reassurance to our families with their added presence on and around our campuses today, parents like are gusts were happy to see her police department and school district take action but says it still doesn't solve the issue of gun violence nationwide. it definitely does help. >> make utilities, but again, scared because your son, your child here every day and just praying for their safety. she's joining the millions of people calling for change. i'm a firm in some type of gun control. >> smith says school resource officers are always assigned to del val and livermore high schools and that a school resource arjun covers all the district's middle schools. she is not sure how long police officers will be on patrol at all schools, but assure me that safety is the number one priority. our campuses are safe and we are out there to protect our students and >> the staff and everyone else in livermore. rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> now

and recognize it, you know, they say light bower they all have power recognize. there were people some were scared some were bowers. it's kind of balance. they're human. yeah, that's right. that's right. yeah. remember like, i feel like we kind of treat. like there's a 10-3 use of like racism in a pre civil war post civil war kind of narrative in america and as if like there weren't any failures and reconstruction and that everything was solved after the war was over but as we've seen in class like following 18 five there were plenty of failures and even like unresolved questions that were left due to kind of the hectic nature of reconstruction and and the way that we didn't. have a a totally streamlined or like effective healing process following the war and like you still see that today of just look at karen cox's book like we're still the fact that we're still struggling with these questions today shows that we did completely healed. really? well said really well said i think reconstruction doesn't until recently, i would say there just hasn't been as much pub

a which of course is always a highlight. russia invaded ukraine during bowers time and space. but the relationship with the russian cosmonaut on board state positive and i did come to mind the ambiance man in the space community we've built up so much trust in the past 20 or more than 20 years and have met. we mention that we like that. and we want to carry on with that into the even a lot of what our level things are excellence. and we want to act as a bridge to find a way back to that at once. this crisis is over, the next little thing. russia has questioned the long term future of the i assess, but for now, the program continues and football, the ukrainian men's national team has begun preparations. prince upcoming a world cup qualification match against scotland. the game was actually scheduled for march, but was postponed due to the russian invasion and will now take place in june. you crank kicked off their preparations on wednesday night with a charity match at german bundles league aside. bratia merchant, glad. ah. raising money to help ukrainian suffering as a result

so we had cycles of for different dominant bowers, overruling the brazilian. what now is the brazilian territory? but the fact is that the shoe size of the country implies that that maintaining the order, maintaining peace or keeping even keeping the territory as an interior part. and one government has always been the main challenge. anyone governing brazil. so in this we are kind of look out of an inorganic country. we, we, we don't have it for edition, especially among the press, even among the breath. we don't have a tradition of actually engaging with international issues, but of course one key element in the present situation is the impact of her import . the fertilizer senses into.

a which of course is always a highlight. russia invaded ukraine, georgia bowers time and space. but the relationship with the russian cosmonaut on board state positive. so i did some reminder and the insulin in the space community we've built up so much trust in the past 20 or more than 20 years. we have met, we mention that we lighted and we want to carry on with that winter the even the last 4 at our level things are excellence and we want to act as a bridge to find a way back to that at once. this crisis is over in the clinton. russia has questioned the long term future of the i assess, but for now the program continues. in sport, the ukrainian man's national team has finally begun our preparations for its upcoming world cup qualification. much against scotland of a game had been due to be played in march, but was postponed because of the russian invasion and will not take place in june. ukraine kicked off their preparations on wednesday night with a charity game to german bundis league aside for us him luncheon. glad. ah, raising money to help ukrainian suffering as a result

everything more than 15 suspects were linked to the large scale plot and arrested among them were samuel bowers, a local plan official, as well as sheriff laurence rainy and cecil price, who had arrested the 3 activists. this was a premeditated murder. the civil rights workers were in town and therefore on their way out of town, they were stopped by the deputy sheriff. and they were released in a very coordinated way. working with the police klan members were waiting near the jail house. they knew they were going to be released and they followed them out of town. the most remarkable thing was how local law enforcement was essentially the same as the plan. they were clansman. and ultimately they handed these people. they took them out of a local cell where they had been briefly arrested, detained, and handed them to the clan, which them drank them out into the forest and murdered them. trial after trial took place, the criminals who arranged the arrests of the activists there murder and hiding their bodies with a bulldozer, were repeatedly arrested and released in mississippi. white juries. rare

k prime minister bowers johnson says he takes full responsibility for several parties under his watch that boots the you case. corona virus lockdown rules. they all physician says he showed complete contempt for the british people. russian president vladimir putin has visited troops who been wounded in ukraine for the 1st time, a crime and says more than 1300 russian soldiers have been killed nearly 4000 wounded. but nato officials say roughly 30 to 40000 russian troops killed, wounded or taking prisoner in ukraine. those are the headlines. the news continues here and i'll just 0 after a studio be unscripted. goodbye me the no, no, no, no no, no, no, no, no, no. this is, i don't need to be here with me when you look at me, when you get this message, can you open the home and ya today? and we're going to give you what we said as well. they sent me a lot of money out of them at the hospital gave me when i know, i mean, i mean i shooting a lot of data ah long with this is a moment for us not to adjust to things that are so fundamentally unjust. ah, since fleeing south africa apartheid qu

the bout bower. thank you so much for talking to us about this liberal t garg from the institute of for energy economics. and financial analysis in new delhi. thank you for your time. non iconic painting of hollywood actress marilyn monroe by andy warhol has smashed records after selling for a $195000000.00, making it the most expensive piece of 20th century aren't ever sold. the proceeds will be donated to a foundation that supports children's health and education programs. victoria gates and b has a story. andy will hold portrait of marilyn monroe, was expected to shatter records for contemporary art. the sale at christie's auction house in new york attracted international interest. the painting, short, sage blue, maryland is one in a series, and the 1st to be auctioned off in nearly 25 years. bidding started at a $100000000.00 and it sold in less than 4 minutes to a u. s. aunt dealer, $170000000000.00 photo wall is selling her usa one, centreville adult with taxes and fees included. the final pric

so in a couple of days we've got the anniversary of the knack bower palestinians called an act by the great catastrophe that when in 1948 pallet from the pasadena perspective, tele lost the possibility of their statement. so we got, i lack flights, i am sorry to interrupt you or come back to just a moment. this is managing together just kinda go live to the un where a palestinian representative is making a statement that says mental loyal to her sub i had dash, may she lost her life on the 11th of may, i am those really forces horner storm too. jenny cab, i am on my way and i will give you more details of what the details were no clear should enter. barclay was the voice of truthfulness as in the occupied by the story. disraeli occupation is the voice of the brutal bullets that is about it. mister turman, disraeli, occupation killed the muhammad laura while being with the hands of his father law as well probation, the killed should in the israeli occupation. yes, there was no polish for killing. yes, animal toucher. the young journalist in garza a year ago and that the occupation that