right here in south dakota. we are constantly looking for opportunities to expand registered apprenticeship programs here in our state, and just last month the department of labor and regulation awarded four grants to create apprenticeship pipelines for high schoolers across the state. the four recipients of these grants were bear butte gardens for agriculture, -- school district for healthcare. harrisburg school district for agriculture, and dakota state university for education. later this week they will announce even more awards hear more and more businesses are realizing the value of these apprenticeship programs. i want to highlight lemonade butcher shop in lemon south dakota which was incorporated, incorporated and apprenticeship program to hire and to train new staff. they initially hired one employee named jesse who was the supervising more people that are going through that program. that allow the owners of this year for the very first time to take his first vacation. now that's making the american drea

they were blind and we had inflation north as well as south moor in the south of course. and how does that how did that work? and how can it be compared to today? well, thankfully in north, it wasn't as bad as as in the south. you know this was robert a.t. lee's idea was never or pretty soon was. not that he was going to conquer grant's armies. he wanted bring the pain to the north. he wanted northern people to grow weary of the of the pain of the war. and to give up, to decide it wasn't worth it. and creating inflation. was one of the ways they could do that. creating economic fear and instability and anxiety and a sense, you know, the north suffered that most vividly, 1863, when the. draft came to new york city. and there were these terrible riots. democrats spread the word that the the reason for the draft was that white soldiers were going to have to to go down south, lose their lives so that black slaves could come up and take their jobs at home. and versions of this spread various cities in the north. all this was really the the worst episode of this and were at lea

so with us in south africa, no, we have not. well, following reports on joint military drills, there have been discussions on further cooperation between russia and south africa . how are things going within that sphere? again, they're one that joined novel exercises that are going to take place between the south africa, china and russia. it is not a new thing, fiorella as we are, as we will record. and i would expect that to it will still continue in the coming years. and again, we have to stress that. so the guy has got such exercises with almost all the countries, the u. s. france, a number of african countries. so again, those joint exercises between russia, china and the south africa will continue. well, speaking about multi lateral cooperation, you mentioned the bricks group earlier. and the bricks group of the countries was in the international spotlight throughout last year, with talks of new members and an overall strengthening of cooperation within the block. how do you foresee the future of this group? whether, whethe

. >> former south rona governor nikki haley held a campaign lncevent in charleston, south carolina, to mark her firstubc appearance as a 2024 candidate. during a rally, sh was introduced by several supporters, including ralph norman. this event is just over one hour. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the podium, pastor john haydee of cornerstone church. >> can we all stand for the indication? our father which art in heaven, creator of heaven and earth, the mighty god who calls the stars by name, who holds the seven seas in the palms of his hand, who breathed into dust on creations morning and man became a living soul. as we gather here, we ask that you bless this day with your presence and peace. we do so at the command of st. paul, who wrote to pray for all men during authority that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life. dear lord, make us the instruments of your peace. where there is hatred us -- hatred, let us show love. where there is injury, let us show help. where there is doubt, let us show faith. where there is despair, let us show hope. where there is darknes

they found it in bamberg, south carolina, population 2500. [applause] our little town came to love us. it was not always easy. we were the only indian family. nobody knew who we were, what we were, or why we were there. my parents knew. every day they reminded my brothers and my sisters that even on our worst day we were blessed to live in america. [applause] >> usa, usa, usa, usa. gov. haley: they were right then, and they are right now. my parents came to a country that was gaining strength and growing in confidence. that was then. now america is falling behind. our future is slipping. our leaders are failing us. no one embodies that failure more than joe biden. [applause] right now in the greatest country in human history we have too many families paying too much for groceries. too many mothers searching frantically for baby formula, and too many children so far behind in the classroom they may never get ahead. we have too many small businesses who cannot afford rent and too many businesses getting taxpayer bailouts. we have too much crime

why our south korean women having fewer babies? well, there are a lot of reasons behind a lot of reasons behind south korea, birth rate prices. there are, there is a high high housing prices. they make it not for a lot of young people to have a place to live and buy the place to live together. or there are no of course i'll try to varying that make a lot of young people to give up with the idea of having a child to begin with. and there is low working hours that a lot of the career long working hours that make a lot of young people to think that, rightfully so, that the, having what like fellows, it's almost impossible to have including having a child and having a career the same time but there is also a very one factor behind this crisis, is that the, the agenda inequality is that is very deeply ingrained in the country, family, culture, family life, the extreme need, disproportionate burden, childcare and domestic responsibility on women. and also coupled with the ramp and discrimination against women, especially married women an

our topic is essentially the power crisis that's going on south africa. as i understand it, you don't have much battery left on your phone right now and you don't have electricity. so i want to ask you about how dire the situation is currently in south africa when it comes to all these power outages. when it comes to the energy crisis. the situation is very dia, the south africa is the most industrialized country in the, in the continent, and the cities in some of the corners to provinces that attract a lot of jobs are manufacturing cities. the city of america is a automotive harper in the country are also known as the detroit of south africa. likewise, the city of london with these continuing at load chevy. they serve as a battering graham against the sustainable economies of the cities. and it's been for such a long time, and the problem seems and intractable when it comes to both those that are acting within the confines of the state utility company as com. but also the politicians that i meant to enable the work office. com, starting from the party to

a peace mission to south sudan. the pope makes an unprecedented visit, alongside the leaders of the church of england and church of scotland. we'll tell you about the bbc journalist trying to make amends for her own family's connection to slavery. hello and welcome to bbc news. the giant chinese balloon that had been floating over the united states has been shot down by an american fighterjet off the coast of south carolina. the balloon, which the us says was being used to spy on military sites, appeared to plummet straight into the sea. china continues to insist it was a stray civilian weather observation airship. our correspondent david willis has more from washington. officials here are saying that this chinese balloon was brought down about six miles off the coast of south carolina by a single missile fired by a us fighterjet. now, president biden had apparently given permission for such a strike on wednesday, that is a day before the actual presence of this balloon was made public. military officials decided to

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and we also need to address the challenges we face in the south china sea. all right, let's get more context on the phone and secretaries remarks from richard head area . and he's also a columnist and political scientist and an expert in philippines, china type richard from the foreign secretary saying, do you get the impression that the philippines has a new way to tackle an old challenge from china in the south china sea? well, it's hard to say that, oh, there's a new way here, or we're dealing with the old challenge because on the one hand, the challenge from chinese and evolving challenge as far as the philippines is concerned, we're not only facing fritz in the south china sea area where we hop dirt, or least we china, but now the invasion of taiwan is increasing probability, right. and there even discussions of that happening within the coming years if not come decades. so now the philippines is also worried about the potential ramifications of a chinese invasion or any kind of serious minutes. our operations against taiwan, which by to weight is separ

and this area of high pressure will still be with us, just to the south or south—east as we head in to the weekend. where winds are light, close to the centre of the high, we could well have some mist and fog patches around on saturday morning, across parts of wales, central and southern parts of england. further north and west, northern ireland and scotland will see some quite large areas of cloud at times. sunshine i think in short supply on saturday, but temperatures 11, 12 or 13 degrees, so feeling very mild indeed for the time of year. now, into sunday, again we could start off with some mist and fog patches in the south, some cloud rolling around the north—west of the uk, but some spells of sunshine, and still that mild feel, 9 to 12, maybe 13 degrees. now, as we head in to the start of next week, this area of high pressure will still be with us. it does start to drift a little further eastwards, a bit more of a breeze around the western flank of that high, some quite large areas of cloud, but we will see some spells of sunshine, and with a southerly wind it certainly isn't goi

in fact south carolina is te. te third fastest-growing state in the nation according to the us census bureau. people want to be here the booming economy has created a record budget surplus. this year totaling over three.$5 billion of unexpected revenue. state government is superior fiscal shape. we have the largest rainy day reserve and more than any other time in recent memory. so as no surprise that 2022 was the most successful year for economic growth but for the investment project voted twice in the same year. in 2022 we announced 120 projects to create over 14000 new jobs with ten.2 seven that's almost two and half times as much so there is another sign of our economic strengthth so to add new jobs and companies are deciding to locate in south carolina. the palmetto state has one of the fastest-growing container ports, two innovative inland ports 2300 miles of airline and 41000 state maintain highways the port of charleston has the deepest harbor of 52 feet on the east coast and the volume grows exponentially

the headlines: a chinese balloon has been shot down by the us military off the coast of south carolina on the orders of president biden. the balloon, which the pentagon believes had been spying on sensitive sites, appeared to plummet straight down into the sea after being hit. pope francis and the heads of the churches of england and scotland have urged the people of south sudan to work towards lasting peace. the three christian leaders met for a prayer vigil in the country. pope francis told thousands of worshippers that true peace harmonised differences. police searching for nicola bulley, the 45—year—old who disappeared while walking her dog in lancashire more than a week ago, say they're looking for a key witness. officers want to speak to a woman who was wearing a yellow coat and pushing a pram near the river wyre. now on bbc news, the travel show. advice to the courts has been given that warrants for the forced installation of prepaid metres in the uk could be waved through. more than 1000 once—a—day were approved by magistrates last year as the cost of living crisis put

andrew harding, bbc news, south africa. the united nations general assembly has been meeting in new york to discuss the war in ukraine with more pressure on member states to condemn russia's actions. a motion has been tabled, calling on russia to withdraw from all ukrainian territory, and for an immediate cessation of hostilities. our north america correspondent nada tawfik assesses how effective this vote will be. i think what diplomats will tell you is they are under no illusions that this will change anything on the ground. in fact, if you listen to what the russian ambassador said in the hall, he urged member states not to support the resolution, saying it wouldn't be helpful to ease the tensions between russia and the west. he largely says his country blames the west for trying to destroy russia and he believes that this resolution if passed would, as he put it, just lead to more russia—phobic militaristic lies from the west. so there is certainly that rhetoric and those divisions which are extremely large of course

the further south you are, quite a lot of cloud, some sunny spells, the best of south wales and the south of england. maybe not quite as mild but 8 to 12 celsius. sunday into monday, we see these frontal systems running across the north of the uk, some strong winds as well. but we will find ourselves in a wedge of very mild air to start the new week. temperatures through money and indeed into tuesday likely to be well above the norm stop with the frontal systems running across the north we will see some rain particularly in northern scotland. some patchy rain for the south but some spells of sunshine. i suspect it will be the sunniest spots that see the highest temperatures, maybe 15 or 16. solar highest temperatures, maybe 15 or16. solarweatheras highest temperatures, maybe 15 or 16. solar weather as we head into tuesday. what a lot of cloud, the odd spot of rain, but it's a very mild conditions with temperatures between 13 and 15 celsius in many places. you can see some slightly more unsettled weather, exactly how this part of the forecast will develop his open to a certain degree of qu

of south african whistleblower beat. that dale koran who blew the lid off of a $47000000.00 corruption scandal at johannesburg hospital and was murdered for her revelations. or he, denique us is a well known south african whistleblower in his own right. he blew the whistle on police death squads that were using apartheid era interrogation methods on black suspects, including torture and extra judicial killings on people suspected of minor crimes like auto theft. ari was more fortunate than been beat. it was, he and his wife escaped south africa with their lives. welcome back ari. this reminds me to tell you the truth, a little bit about your own case with the south african police and your own, your own whistle blowing. i can see a pattern connecting your case and but beat us at the time that you and your wife were fleeing south africa, you said that your lives were in danger. the south african police mocked you and they urged you repeatedly to return. well, but beat also said that her life was in danger. the police prete

temperatures around 1a in the south, but a little bit colder in the north. the next low pressure arrives on saturday, so you get the picture. it is going to be quite a changeable weekend, with low pressure systems moving off the atlantic, but in the south, we keep that mild source of air from the southern climes, so it's never going to get cold. but in the north of scotland, particularly across the hills and the mountains, it could be cold enough for a little bit of sleet and snow. you can see a change in the wind direction there, it's coming in more from the north, so those temperatures will dip little bit, particularly in the northern isles, around six celsius. in the south, still around 13—111, so above the average for the time of year, which is closer to around 8—9 across central parts of the uk. now, sunday, it does look as though things will settle down, high pressure will build and temperatures will hover around about 10—12 celsius, so maybe a shade cooler. ok, let's have a look at the outlook further ahead, and high pressure still dominating th

south carolina is majority white. it has a lot of rural areas out in south carolina. and do say that, oh that, that moves away from middle america when you're talking about a place that's down south and has so much rural land and farm land is it doesn't make any sense. of course, that's not the case. of course, democrats are going to still try to reach out to everyone in united states, black, white, asian, hispanic, gay, straight. we are the true big party in that regard. we're not trying to exclude anyone. and again, this is all about elevating diverse communities and expanding the early window to give more people a seat at the table often, you know, we keep coming back to morocco, mom, and i said it early before brock obama did when an iowa. however, i think that we need to understand that brock obama to a great extent, was an anomaly. we may never see someone like rock obama in modern politics. again, at least not in our lifetime. so a lot of other black minority candidates don't even manage to make it to south carolina. they've run out of money by that time for a

they have opinions, certainly on the south african system. are things moving in the right direction, or are they regressing, in south africa? well, the slogan is soft, aka, stop killing your whistle blows, some same footer is wow, you know, this got and we carry so much corruption, political level in south africa so that there's no chance sinks will get better. the judiciary, the police, the courts are controlled by corrupted political party. that is acting like a mafia. family. fear weaponized, the security forces and especially the police force inorder to silence whistleblowers. i mean, i'm hunting, national, i'm handling a little for whistleblowers for south africa. and our advocate for them and accounting me northern to support them and they got the dos of corruption within the government and afforded your shocking with elections close by the garden. politicians are awful themselves and for the takings, it may sound that africans, especially the underprivileged africans, are living poverty. the crime rates out of control, infrastructure o

the south carolina brigade. that's the sort of the attack point for the confederate first corps attacks. oh, cold harbor. and believe it or not, phil sheridan's boys, who now entrenched, managed to defeat, managed to basically wound larry kit and stop the entire confederate first corps pretty work for a few cavalrymen to stop for the entire confederate first corps. so confederates drop back and then you end up with situation that's that is that map called actions of june. and what you have is this there anderson's men on the confederate side and joined by general hawkes division general hoke by the way had been with beauregard a guarding richmond but now that he wasn't needed because had been defeated he was released to join lee. so both lee and grant are getting basically reinforcements from the richmond area. so hoke and anderson face off against smith and and the union six corps, which also joined smith. and that's going to be general horatio wright. and so you see smith and wright holding the old cold harbor

you are as quickly on, gv, i so mercenaries from south africa here. and so i saw us instructors, germans polish ukrainians from the i dar and as of battalions as well. as the ukrainian paratrooper brigade, there was a strong group here. are you made up of all they've got? they didn't want to give up. our cham, oscar, the road we cut off was very important for them. they were using it to deliver ammunition and food. but now that road is no more thorough as well as those mercenaries. well, now you have to brace yourself for some truly gruesome images. the defensive lies here in this building are held by you k mercenaries. this is one of them all. what's left of one of them close quarter come back is what wagner excelsior fighter, who was among those who stool this building shares with me, what kind of resistance they had too overwhelmed with machine gunners held up defenses in every stage? hearing those or they were even shooting in corridors to the door. it didn't help them though. shouldn't our guys know what to do to finish the entered the building t

since independence in 2011, south sudan slipped quickly into conflict. it is along tribal and not religious lines, but the leaders are mainly christian — catholic, anglican, and presbyterian. back in 2019, in one of the most powerful moments of his papacy, pope francis kissed the feet of the south sudanese rivals at the end of a meeting at the vatican. they promised to work for lasting peace, but little changed. so, the religious leaders came here. does the same thing happen — you make a dramatic gesture and you go away and things don't move forward? dramatic gestures are to kick open doors, to create momentum. they don't solve problems. what they do is, they may unstick stuck situations and then they have to be followed up. and in response to the visit, south sudan's president says he'll meet rivals who for years he shunned. but in spite of the fanfare and celebration here now, there's much scepticism about long—term impact. aleem maqbool, bbc news, injuba. let me show you the scene atjohn garang mausoleum in south sudan where the pope is holding

and south korea from doing military drills. us at south gray. i would like to deter north korea from conducting additional missile tests, but that's not really what deterrence does. it's really just about trying to prevent the other. so raising the costs to the other side of potential conflict or war. and so i think that one of the problems, we have a deterrence competition, but the objectives on both sides are unrealistic. i think they can be escalated, but i think that it's likely to continue to escalate for being ne, i think needs crisis in order to be able to change its trajectory. and a lot of this is driven by the north korean desire to signal its displeasure around the us south korean military exercises and their resumption. iran is denying reports. it's intentionally enriched uranium beyond acceptable levels. the united nations nuclear watchdog says it's in talks after report suggested iran's uranium enrichment had gone up to 84 percent. a 90 percent threshold is required for use and weapons. iran is previously enriched up to 60 percent.

i don't know if it is against south vietnam but it is a war within south vietnam, but it is a war within vietnam generally. mark talks about the viet cong, the national liberation front. the rank-and-file men and women fighting for that front are part of the front for various reasons. within the leadership of the front is accountable to hanoi. that has been established by evidence from north vietnam, from vietnamese communist archives. the idea that this is a war -- the southerners suffered tremendously and mark is right. there is more bombing that takes place below the 17th parallel than above it. this other vietnamese will suffer a great deal, but that suffering has a lot to do with the fact that this, from the very beginning, is a civil war that began a long time ago and just kept escalating as the years went by. host: peter, there has been a lot of criticism as far as when the peace accords were finally reached. do you think that they could have been reached earlier than 1973? guest: no, i don't know. not at all. there's lots of talk about nixon interfering with johnson's efforts to

let's go to south south has the latest on to get you to where you need to go. i would follow g on. actually i do follow her on twitter. she's got a lot of good info on that if you want south day or southland information. if you happen to be going down there because she tweets a lot, and she's good at it. so of course, we'll keep you updated. let's go to the bay bridge. first of all, because i think a lot of people will be surprised that it is backed up all the way out to the maison a friday and that has to do with it was raining pretty hard in the traffic got slow earlier in the morning, it has not recovered. it is still pretty slow driving into san francisco from oakland, san mateo bridge is moderately heavy. it's not as slow as the bay bridge, but again. it is not friday light. i think a lot of people count on that now, then the big problem has been highway 17 has been closed between santa cruz and the valley, the saratoga los gatos area, and it's just a mess . now, if you want to go around, you could go down on 101 to gilroy, but 1 52 has a closure to from 101. i wouldn't take t

south africa, paisley soto, nearly $70000000.00 euros a year for the water. under soto uses the dams to generate electricity for its population of the local project manager from the list. so to highlands authority tells us that him 5 years time. the dumb wool will stand right here. $5000.00 hectares of land will them be flooded as we are all away, this kind of projects would have social impacts and environmental impacts. and what we, as the project pebble at number of programs, which had been there, is customer lead vocal many desert as ways and means of ha ha, mitigating against the laws of land. that the laws over there are crazy. we have an perpetual mer to sea sick. we heard exactly the same promises 24 years ago when the cap saddam was built. all other dams feet that water into this reservoir, from where its pike to south africa. sick. we worked for the santa legal center. the project was conceived georgia by to an democratic governments of south africa, apathy division, and the military. it there at the gym in the social. those governments did not have

pope francis�* historic visit to south sudan has ended with an open air mass. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's show — nigeria's looted treasures and the battle to get them back. they will not have any other choice than to release what belongs to us, because the whole world knows they are stolen properties. we get the low down on europe's sleeper trains. the private companies that are now embracing this new passion for sleeper travel are getting people back onto trains and away from short—haul budget flights. and we head to south america and what's officially the most electrifying place on earth. hello and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from the historic university city of cambridge in the uk. now, it's the beginning of term and students are coming back, and like many generations before them, they'll be benefiting from some of the best educational resources in the world. and that includes valuable treasures looted from afar on colonial expeditions. but we're here because the university

jack is a south disney's peace activist who is detained in south it on and forced to leave the country in 20. 20 is now a fellow at the harvard kennedy school and joined us from maryland. what do you make of the pope's visit, and is it likely to make any difference to not just the churches, but also the way in which politically just choose to behave now? well, thank you. first of all, for inviting me to the show i to answer your point. i have great hope for, for the visit of the pope and the other 2 religious leaders, the archbishop of canterbury, and a moderator of the church of scotland. this visit is very historic and as we should not see it from the lens of the leaders alone, we should see. what does this mean for the people of south? what does it mean for the faith of christian faith in 1000, to done and what it mean for the catholic church? i do believe this is historic visit and it will have him when the menace impact i among our people and in our country. that's a really good point because obviously these, there are high level meetings taking place. very strong remarks in the p

we got our first cases in south dakota on march 10. we had done several months of preparation prior to that though. i started to talk to folks around the world before the virus ever came to ourev state. looking at studies of viruses, trying to learn as much as i possibly could from health experts on what our response should be, look at what other states were doing as they got cases and recognizing after spending hours and hours of my general counsel and constitutional attorneys, what my authority was as governor. what did i have the authority to do? what did i not have the authority to do? i knew the day isor sworn in as governor held that my right hand taken an oath that was to uphold the constitution of the state of south dakota and the constitution of the united states of america. and so i really wanted to know what decision is my job? what is my job what is not my job? so we had done that work prior to the virus ever coming to our state. i knew that if i were to make a decision that would impact settlement privately or in their pri

south africa will be morning as amazing. her former thank you ralph con. thank you very much for having me. let's change gears and gotten sports news now and nfl football. the super bowl kicks off sunday. the kansas city chiefs facing the philadelphia eagles . and for the 1st time in the history of the event, the teams will be led by 2 black quarterbacks. the stage is set in arizona for one of the most remarkable super bowls. yet. it's the 1st time american football showpiece. we'll have 2 black starting quarterbacks as kansas city chiefs star patrick now homes take some jaylen hurts and his philadelphia eagles. the significance of the moment is not lost on any one that has been on his retirement. i guess it is his lord moment to be on his performance to do so many others. so much is the reason for telling them i think into a team. so is this a problem? hertz is in his 1st super bowl. his opposite number ma holmes has already lifted the trophy in 2020, but understands why this game is so special. to be lucky enough to be in this position. and the plague is

the well-run, affluent parts of south carolina. department of education goes to the states and says if you teach this we will give you this much money. if you teach critical race theory we will give you this much money. a governor has the right to say we don't want that money. and we have to start empowering states to be able to decide what their schools are going to learn and not have washington, d.c. do it. they are clearly clueless and they are not listening to you. when we empower teachers, more importantly when we empower parents and allow parents to pick the school of theirs -- of their child's needs -- [applause] i see you saying that, it is not just about school choice for the kids, it is about school choice for you. when you look at how little you're getting paid and the burdens they are putting on you, you would get to move schools. you would get to move -- you would get to teach in the environment you choose. it is teacher choice, parent choice. we do it in every other sect there except education and look at the results

further to the south,2 80 and high -- south, 280 and highway have some rain. to the east, not much happening but it will fill in through the morning hours. 38 in lafayette. elsewhere we are in the 40's. the plan for today shows the line of rain continuing to be with us through 9:00. pockets of low snow levels, then by 2:30 you could see light to moderate rain out there. as we get into the later evening hours, we will be done with this system, so rainfall estimates anywhere from a quarter of an inch, maybe three quarters of an inch in our wettest locations, so highs today, the cloud cover, rain showers, thunderstorm activity in the low 50's. we have sunny but cool days on the way. >> we will head up to the mountains because there is very treacherous travel. do not try to get up to the truckee area. 80 is closed from applegate to the nevada state line. 50, chains are required. you can go through south lake tahoe, but it is slow and scary driving. 88 is closed east of the lake towards kirkwood. it is wet here as lisa was saying. we have an advisory on the golden

you to the wall country, south way, dependence on it, like kenya. how struggling to get by fertilizer prices. i've also gone up since the components come mainly from russia and ukraine. but some farmers have found a way around that they are using coll, my kneel as an alternative. and these students may be smiling in this feature about many like them. how to me, the studies behind in ukraine. now back home, the struggling to continue job education. me well as a war, rages on south africa has chosen on alignment and is odin military drills with russia and china? how do they justify that with i am eddie micah junior. welcome to the program. it's been one year since russia begun its invasion of ukraine. now, while a war in europe may seem far away from africa, the impact has been felt by many across continent of africa. we asked some in kenya and nigeria, how the war has affected them. it's affected me emotional goes, i have a friend who over the other from the ruddy when we talked last, it was like 2 weeks. this is not an address. i did that out. so fo

and that's what's happening in south africa. you've got the renewable energy sector, which is entirely controlled by the private sector. s. com has no role to play in rolling on renewable energy and he didn't even talk about on the way the closure of these co, 5 power stations is going to result in 100000 jobs last. right. so good. all of that violates what it does. transition is what we're seeing in south africa is just green capitalism running rampant. and it's, and it's going to have a destructive effect on the poor. and perhaps it already has a lot of people in our youtube, chad saying, you know, you need to remove the statement awfully. and ask scientists and engineers to step in and direct the projects. we also have jacobs, the bang thing, the whole load setting thing is affecting his business in such a way. his sales have dropped and he's thinking of closing shop. and last but not least tar con thing south africa has solar and wind power in abundance. but we can't change because of the state monopoly. so a lot of people e

a leader who likes to say it is a great day in south carolina. nikki, i think now it is a great day in the united states of america. [applause] let me say i do not know what title to introduce my good friend. is it madame ambassador? is it my governor? here is how i'm going to introduce her. the future president of the united states. nikki haley. [applause] ♪ >> nikki, nikki, nikki. >> ♪ rising up, back on the street did my time, took my chances went the distance, now i am back on my feet just a man and his will to survive so many times, it happens too fast you trade your passion for glory don't lose your grip on the dreams of the past you must fight just to keep them alive it's the eye of the tiger it's the thrill of the fight rising up to the challenge of our rivals the last known survivor stocks is pray in the night and he is watching us all with the eye of the tiger face to face out in the heat hanging tough, staying hungry just to kill and the skills to survive it's the eye of the tiger it is the thrill of the fight rising up to the chal

it happened off the south carolina coast on saturday. a week after first detected over alaska, and days after the balloon gained public attention over montana. chinese officials deny it was spy balloon, condemning the u.s. for using force to bring it down >> divers from the u.s. navy are working to recover the balloon and its payload from the atlantic ocean, sources tell cnn it will then be teen to the fbi lab in quantico virginia for analysis, cnn tom foreman has more on the challenges ahead. >> this is the portion of the balloon investigators want to get their hands on the payload, central core what looked leak a couple solar rays on either side. when balloon was destroyed, you could clearly see it falling away below. now, if this had the mass of a human like a sky diver, it might be falling at 100, 150 miles an hour, something like that, if it had the mass of a couple of cars, it's velocity might have been more like 500 miles an hour or up, what that means is when it got to this area just off member, the water would be essentially lik

the white south was speechless. with despair. washington city celebrated with bands and songs and speeches and whiskey and citywide. illuminations with 1 million candles and countless and gas jets burning every window of every house in every public building, on every street, on every block, in every neighborhood, until the whole city seemed to boys. bonfires burned on every corner. giant transparent banners were illuminate it from behind. like lantern slides an array of brilliant gas jets spelled out union in huge letters across facade of the patent office. peace said the lights on the treasury grant replied the war department. rockets parked across sky. thousands of drunks stumbled through the streets, singing, shouting and laughing. intoxicated by sheer happiness, much as alcohol. a reporter did comment on the strange affinity between patriotism and whiskey to the loomed. the great white painted iron dome of the us capitol recently, completed, now illuminated by tears of lights in the misty night air, seemingly to float on the