what is important is what the people of south vietnam want for south vietnam? the united states has suffered over a mission a million casualties in four year four wars in this century. whatever faults we may have as a nation. we have asked nothing for ourselves in return for those sacrifices. we have been generous toward those when we have fought. we've helped our former foes as well as our friends in the task of reconstruction. we are proud of this record. and we bring the same attitude in our search for a settlement in vietnam. in this spirit let me be explicit about several points. we seek no basis in vietnam. we seek no military ties. we are willing to agree to neutrality for south vietnam if that is what the south vietnamese people freely choose. we believe there should be an opportunity for full participation in the political life of south vietnam by all political elements that are prepared to do so without the use of force or intimidation. we are prepared to accept any government in south vietnam that results from the free choice of the south vietnamese

welcome to the south dakota air and space museum when people think about south dakota they don't always think about a great aviation state but we have a huge aviation heritage in this state over the years we've played a huge part in our national defense ellsworth air force base began in world war ii its purpose in world war ii was to train bomber crew specifically b-17 crew if you think about it if you're going to learn to to navigate a world war ii bomber over long distances and and expanses of territory. south dakota is really a great place to put the base. and that was the beginning of ellsworth air force base. the connection from world war ii to the cold war is really represented in our museum the 44th. bomb group was trained here at ellsworth air force base. but then when the cold war came around that bomb group then became the 44th missile wing, which was commanded out of ellsworth air force base and that missile wing is really part of the the cold war narrative when think about cold war. you of course think about the b-52s that were based here you think about the ready response o

from south vietnam this will bring the total number of american troops withdrawn from south vietnam to 365,000. now that's over two-thirds of the number who were there? when i came into office as you can see from this chart on my left. the government of south vietnam fully supports the decision. i've just announced. now, let's look at the future. as you can see from the progress we have made the date and by this announcement tonight. the american involvement in vietnam is coming to an end. the day the south vietnamese can take over their own defense. is in sight. our goal is a total american withdrawal from vietnam. we can and we will reach that goal through our program of vietnamization if necessary. but we would infinitely prefer to reach it even sooner. through negotiations i'm sure most of you will recall that on october 7th of last year in a national tv broadcast. i proposed an immediate ceasefire throughout indochina the immediate release of all prisoners of war in the end of china area and all indochina peace conference the complete withdrawal of all outside forces and a politic

the south vietnamese suffered heavy casualties. but the casualties suffered by the enemy were far heavier. third and most important, the disruption of enemy supply lines, the consumption of ammunition and arms in the battle has been even more damaging to the capability of the north vietnamese to sustain major offensives than were the operations in cambodia ten months ago. consequently tonight, i can report that vietnamization has succeeded. because of the increased strength of the south vietnamese, because of the success of the cambodian operation, because of the achievements of the south vietnamese operation in laos, i am announcing an increase in the rate of american withdrawals. between may 1 and december 1 of this year, 100,000 more american troops will be brought home from south vietnam. this will bring the total number of american troops withdrawal from south vietnam to 365,000. that's over two-thirds of the number who were there when i came into office as you can see from this chart on my left. the government of south vietna

because of the achievements of the south vietnamese operation an allowance. i'm announcing an increase in the rate of american withdrawals. between may 1st and december 1st of this year, 100,000 more american troops will be brought home from cell vietnam. this will bring the total number of american troops withdrawing from south vietnam to 365, 000, now, that is over two thirds of the number who were there when i came into office. as you can see from this chart of my left. the government of south vietnam fully supports the decision by -- now, let's look at the future. as you can see from the progress we have made today, and by this announcement tonight, the american involvement in vietnam is coming to an end. the day the soviet enemies can take over their own defense, is insight. our goal is a total american withdrawal from vietnam. but we would infinitely prefer to reach it even sooner. through negotiations i'm sure most of you will recall that on october 7th of last year in a national tv broadcast. i proposed an immediate ceasefire throughout indochina the

so they initially look south. the general impression of the southern colonies was that they were maybe a little more poor little more weak. then their sister colonies in the north. there was also the idea that hey you've got all these heavy loyalist sympathies in the back country of south carolina the coastal areas of north carolina. i mean, these are where large populations of german and scottish immigrants had settled so, you know, there's some hope there that the british can get a really good stronghold. so by the fall of 1775 loyalist recruitment was going quite well, i mean, that's why we have for example that first battle of 96, you know, there's an effort to disrupt some of the loyalist efforts some of the snow campaign. we're disrupting the loyalist recruitment. so even though the battle of the first battle of 96 ended in a truce. the british confidence was still really high at that point in time. i mean who wouldn't want to capture some of those wealthy colonial ports like savannah or charleston for their

the government of south vietnam sent the national liberation front. inside the conference room, the four delegations sought to find, in the words of ambassador lodge, the first practical steps on the road toward peace. this has been a film about certain events related to the search for peace in vietnam. how these events will serve the vietnamese people depends on how well or how badly negotiations proceeds. if they continue, peace will come to this part of the world. only then will our story be as it started as, a chronology of hope. >>> american history tv on c-span3. every weekend documenting america's story. funding comes from these television companies and more, including spark light. >> the greatest town on earth is the place you call home. at spark light it's our home too and right now we're all facing our greatest challenge, that's why spark lite is working around the clock to keep you connected. we're doing our part so it's easier to do yours. >> spark light along with these television companies supports american history tv on c-span3 as a pub

further south, variable cloud, some sunny spells. we could see, again, a few showers just getting into some western parts of england and wales, but most places, i think, dry. a breezier day to come for all, but certainly windy across the north—west, in excess of 40mph there for the hebrides. 15 degrees for stornoway, 21 for aberdeen, very reasonable, and low to mid twenties further south for england and wales. that area of low pressure clears away, and then high pressure wants to build back in from the south through friday, so it's an improving picture at this stage for friday. we'll see the rain clear away from the north, and then many places will be drier, thanks to that building high pressure. some more sunshine around, even across scotland and northern ireland, too, so temperatures responding, again the high teens, perhaps low twenties in the north, 20 to 25 or 26 across the south. now, as we look into next weekend and for the week ahead, certainly for the start of the following week, the jet stream will be lying to the north o

close to 30 in the south—east of england. i weatherfront close to 30 in the south—east of england. i weather front towards the north—west starts to come into play overnight sunday, into monday morning. some rain for scotland and northern ireland. not much rain left on that front by the time it sinks into northern england. to the south of it, a very muddy and uncomfortable night. to the north, starting to feel a bit fresher. the fresher air won't get into southern england until after dark, so it's going to be a very warm, sticky day across southern england, potentially 30 celsius in london. elsewhere, temperatures high teens, low 20s at best. there will be a lot of sunshine around. the front clears the south overnight monday, so it should be fresher for all going the south overnight monday, so it should be fresherfor all going into tuesday. the high pressure pumps north again, a lot of fine weather for tuesday daytime. the keen eyed may have noticed this coming in from the atlantic. by the end of tuesday afternoon, rained towards the north—west of scotland. the humidity starts t

hello, this political prisoner, south african president, jacob good lacy. i swear that i would be faithful to the republic of africa. ended up a observes, hold and maintain the constitution, and all other law citizens revere jacob zima for his fight against apartheid. he spent 10 years in prison for conspiracy to overthrow the white minority government. now he's been sentenced to 15 months in jail, for contempt of court. after refusing to appear at a corruption inquiry earlier this year, i think the lesson today is that regardless of who you are off, what section you are in, what support you can rally the law still applies to you. but the sentence doesn't, and the former president's legal world for decades, he's an accused of getting rich off the back to the poor. he swore to bring economic prosperity and equality. a commission of investigating churches that seem to bribes and exchange for lucrative deals, estate own companies. critics, david 79 year old abuse his power, good french, and dodge prison times. but the things are about to change. as long as you

his book on the american south, his first book was sacred mirror, i worked on this before hand. the sacred mirror, 1790-1860, phd from the mori university and two degrees, liz and shelley, thank you for being here, thank you all for attending and i will leave you to it. >> thank you for that introduction. i am pretty sure it is colder if that is possible colder today than charleston, south carolina or where some folks are who are joining us, a chance to say hello. >> everyone who is on the call, thanks to paul for running the show here. it is a very wintry evening. so far the internet is working. i'm looking forward to it. before we get started. this is coming full circle. 21 years ago, in paul anderson's classes at clemson, jefferson jackson and calhoun class that i first got hooked on history. he is the reason i have been inflicted on the historical profession so it is his fault. >> i'm not sure that is much blame my way as it is credit to you. one thing i remember about that first class at clemson all those years ago and where we are right now and that is calhoun is a hard gu

he humid night across the south. that humid night across the south. that humid airwill be humid night across the south. that humid air will be squeezed to the far south—east corner as we go through monday. rain and drizzle in the morning, pushing southwards. sunny spells, one or two showers across western scotland. humid air still in place in the south—east corner. 28, 20 nine celsius is possible again. slightly fresher air gets into the south through tuesday. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. tensions between britain and france over brexit threaten to overshadow the g7 summit in cornwall after emmanuel macron is accused of suggested that northern ireland is not part of the uk. i think it is offensive. again, we wouldn't dream of talking of the northern region of italy, the german lander, or other provinces, particularly ones where there are these nationalist pressures, we would not dream of talking about those areas in those terms. today the leaders focus on climate change. sir david attenborough tells the g7, the choices they make will be s

the south african finance minister told hardtalk recently, because, of course, south africa has 1.7 million cases, the worst on the continent. he says, "we don't hide facts in south africa. "if you dig much deeper into the statistics "of many other african countries, "you will find hidden facts," he said. do you agree that it could be far worse than you think? there are two things that are in play in africa. for sure, the number of people that have been infected in africa are underestimated now. we know that for sure because of the serologic evidence that we have, which are serious surveys that essentially ask the question, who has been exposed to covid or who is currently exposed to covid? and if you look at a country like nigeria — in lagos, for example, about 23% of a population of 20 million people have been exposed to the virus, that we know. but the other side of the story is interesting because, for sure, we have not been overwhelmed by a high number of deaths. absolutely, as you stated, 130,000 people have died. even if you multiply that number by two, which is not what we are see

south primary. >> deal. [applause] ms. haley: you mess with us, we will mess with you. >> i don't know if you saw it, but the cheers of nevada, south carolina, new hampshire, and iowa all did joint press conference after the nevada democrat party decided to move their primary up and we all decided that we like the carveout system and we also like the current sequence. [applause] >> that's great. >> i want to talk a little bit about china. it's going to be a slightly different question for governor reynolds, obviously. the uprisings that we saw in hong kong. what that tell you about china or boating and why does it matter here in iowa? >> it shows that china doesn't keep a promise. they said they would never do it and they did. number two, it shows they don't care about freedom because they steamrolled about covid when they were having all these protests. this is exactly what china wanted was for the protest to go away and they could take over it. number three, you have to understand how china thinks. in the

and south western regions. since we are now experiencing and prolong summer period, the salinity of the man whom su river has increased significantly compared to previous occasion and has effected 2 areas, mainly agriculture and health. bangladesh is familiar with the adverse impact of salt water intrusion, but with the consequence of climate change, it is now gradually extending inland, affecting river water and agriculture land in the south. and southwestern region. many have no choice but to use river water. not one find the salt water in the river, it's damaging everything here. it's hard to take bath here or do household chores. it repeats the skin. we also can't regain the land because it damages the crops. environmentalist warrant if the salt water intrusion continues at this rate, livelihood, agriculture, and the bio diversity of this region could be under serious threats with children algebra to get bangladesh back to the crowd. virus pan dana can to india has reported its lowest number of official dai

south dakota was 9.9%. [applause] we have thousands of people moving to our state, hundreds and hundreds of businesses coming in to south dakota. i could triple the size of my economic development department now and could not answer the phone for all of the businesses who want to move to our state. we have historic revenues coming in. i do not have an income tax in south dakota, i do not have a corporate or personal income tax, nope personal property tax. -- no personal property tax. what funds state government is a 4.5% sales tax. my legislature this year, the big battles were over what to do with the hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars they did not anticipate that they were going to have because everybody who wanted a little bit of freedom in 2020 came to south dakota and spent time in our state and thousands of them state. they moved their families and put their kids in classrooms and recognize how much they appreciated a government that respected them. so, here is the story. we have told for ye

then they were in south africa and i'm like, nation that in south africa we never had separate roads for black people. whereas in palestine they are separate separate roads where i'm cities obviously right or worse. but if we, but if we, if we will sort of jump in, i do apologize. but if we stick with the south africa analogy, how would you compare the ultimately peaceful anti apartheid movement to the palestinian resistance, hamas, for example, that not a lot, a lot like that, nelson mandela that we came to know later in his life all day how much is big from the military point of view, then the so that we can ration really much. but i think it's important to us compare the anchor project, which is a peaceful civil society boy could be yes. credit card sanctions and which and sanctions i think it's important disgraced at least 2 organizations are similarly simplistic, hoped to achieve peace in the region by peaceful means, which means calling the civil society to engage in boy courts. but the thing that you think let's, let's address the, the, i guess the end of the initiative or all

rob mcbride, al jazeera judge, you island south korea. a herd of robe elephants tracking through china has been caught on film, taking a break on its marsen journey. it's the 1st time they've been seen sleeping in a group with 15 elephants sort of a long march from south west china, over a year ago and have covered more than 500 kilometers. the fire brigade is trying to divert them away from villages and farms where they've already caused hundreds of thousands of dollars of damage. ah, one of the top stories are now to 0. record not each has been described is one of history's most depraved and barbarous figures. as a court confirmed his role in genocide and war crimes, the former boss general was appealing against his conviction a bit the leading judge said was dismissed in its entirety. the butcher imposing it, he was found guilty in 2017.

showers in the far south—west of england and the channel islands. for many it will be a dry, clearand channel islands. for many it will be a dry, clear and warm night. channel islands. for many it will be a dry, clearand warm night. for wednesday, charest will push their way up into wales committee could be heavy and thundery. they will work their way into hampshire and the west midlands, as well. the highest temperatures shall be ahead of those showers come across north—west england, the midlands, into the south—east of england before we get showers in the evening. killer on the north sea coast. what we do have to sunshine it will be strong sunshine with high uv levels. wednesday sees the peak of the temperatures. this weather front continues to bring showers northwards during the evening and overnight. still some heavy once left over for first thing on thursday before they become fewer and lighter as they drift away from northern england and continue northwards into scotland. further south, it may well be cloudy for a while but it will brighte

it is a north—south split for our weather at the moment. a lot of dry weather with some sunshine in the north, but further south, more cloud bringing showers or longer spells of rain and some thunderstorms around as well, so very mixed fortunes this week. high pressure is toppling in across scotland and northern ireland. low pressure sits close to southern england, and that is going to be throwing those showers up across many southern parts of england and wales too. monday does dawn on a cloudy note for england and wales, initially some heavy rain for the south—west towards the midlands. should ease for a time, but then we'll see further heavy showers developing for east anglia, the south—east as well. they're going to be hit and miss. if you do catch one of these heavy downpours across southern england during the afternoon, could be some hail and some torrential rain bringing the risk of localised flooding and perhaps some travel disruption. further north, a much different story — lots of dry weather with some sunshine for northern i

most of the rain in the south and it pushes up across east anglia, south wales, south—west england. this is where the greatest concern is for the highest rain totals. they could be a bit of flooding in a few spots, impacting travel as well. some outbreaks of rain, parts of the midlands, north west england. a lot of that slowly fizzling out. but plenty of cloud in england and wales. sunshine in scotland and northern ireland. seven england brightening up. some heavy, even torrential downpours going on throughout the afternoon. lasting into the evening but they could have quite an impact. all of this is combined with the start of wimbledon. maybe not as bad as that looks but they will be rain at times. we are expecting some interruptions. and across southern england on monday evening, we are expecting thundery downpours. still across much of england and wales, cloud, heavy rain pushing into wards east anglia and the south—east. parts of northern england, scotland and northern ireland, sunshine, warm in that sunshine. parts of scotland heading towards the mid 20s. that area of low pre

north and south they hate each other we're not done yet. we may have stopped fighting on the battlefield, but until animosity is replaced by mutual regard and respect we still have work to do. 10 years later homer will return to virginia and take a look at the reconstruction south. he will then paint a visit from the old mistress, which is in our collection. it is the same composition. it is one figure in a stare down against three other figures in this case. it is about black women and white women and one of the things if you read the plethora of diaries that have now been published by women of women in the south from this period in particular, georgia has done an outstanding job of making those available in printed form. there are any number of accounts of women saying how humiliating it was to have to go back and haggle for wages with people who used to belong to them the ability not to understand the human rights issues here is nothing short of staggering but what you have here is the renegotiation of that power relationship between bla

it's not going to be used by the south. and the way that he thinks he needs to be unified to counter the abolitionist threat. and when he makes the argument, even many of his fellow southerners are shocked by it previously 19 he makes the argument the senator from virginia stands up and essentially says, slaveholder, and the rest of us don't believe that. this is a radical argument that washington and madison and jefferson would not have acknowledged . and i thank you so also clear that by 1860, calhoun's argument about slavery has mostly won the day in the south isn, that position the mas the election of abraham lincoln such a threat one of the things that makes it so nonnegotiable is slavery positive. it certainly a political beasley realizeses that power is in a democracy is cultural. it was more than a rash argument. paul: i think a couple of things there might be worth kind of elaborating on. one is that again i cannot see anyone on the call. but the notion first of all that democracy is more or less new. in the early

if you are headed through the south bay, so far, so good on the freeway. we aren't seeing any brake lights or delays as you go along 101 northbound out of san jose. 280, 87 all clear. looking at the travel times so far everything in the green. westbound 580, 30 minutes, 205 to 680. >>> we have some breaking news right now in the south bay starting with an officer involved shooting in san jose. this is just west of 680. apparently at about a quarter to ten this is when this happened. officers conducting a follow up investigation at a home. apparently they were confronted by the suspect at some point and that is when one of the officers opened fire and someone died there at the scene. we are waiting for a lot of clarity right now from police. we know there was a mobile crime lab pulled newspaper to the area for this investigation which continues right now. we are expecting a little more from that reporter justin andrews is on his way to the scene to find out more about that. >>> also, a house fire. we want to show you new video. apparently this started on a

oh, the south africa mom. that's the one from south africa. it does what it says on the can. all this out for beach is she is going to confuse people with a world need to come together to fight this dreadful, dreadful killer. pandemic less what we should be doing. changing the names of where it comes from will not make a blind bit of difference. rushes flagship business conference, the st. petersburg, economic forums kicking off from the countries northern capital. the long anticipated meeting is the largest of any kind here since the outbreak of a pandemic, it set to cover a wide range of topics as usual, with thousands of participants, including some top level gas such as president vladimir putin. we're going to be covering the whole forum for you, with a preview and put drunken out. i am in russia in northern capital, which is hosting the world's biggest business gathering, as the organizers are saying, since cobra changed our world, russia has shown how much it has been came to be a pioneer and dealing with the pandemic and vaccine development. now it's time for a new cha

wettest condition is tending to be in south wales. he air brought in towards the south—east. fresher further north but we start the day with some dry and bright weather on monday. high—pressure dominates. as we go through monday, tuesday and wednesday, with low pressure towards the south, many parts of england and wales will still be susceptible to showers. that includes wimbledon. opening day could bring the downpour. they will be some plate but be wary of some interruptions. i would be some plate but be wary of some interruptions. iwould not be some plate but be wary of some interruptions. i would not rule out the odd rumble of thunder too. the day will begin wettest across parts of the midlands, wales. a few showers cringing into northern england. but on the whole, a dry day, sunny spells. some sunshine further south but we could see more heavy and thundery showers develop as we go through the afternoon. temperatures reaching 22 degrees, 21 in western scotland. there was heavy, thundery showers continue into monday evening and monday night they will be replaced by longer

alright, philip to vet from business inside of south africa. so bringing isn't updates on the situation now. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. south african power giant s gomez seeking $10000000000.00 from the world bank and the lenders that's part of its efforts to pivots to renewable energy. s. com is africa's biggest greenhouse gas mit and is planning to shut down most of its coal fired power plants . by 2050 the world bank expects kenya's g d p to increase by 4 and a half percent this year is over. 19 vaccination, increased and locked down. the growing east african economy relies heavily on agriculture and tourism, meaning it is still vulnerable to potential vaccine shortages and weak global growth and go in as states oil. giant san an goal was $1000000000.00 to western energy firms, according to reuters. so i go leases out it's oil phase, but haven't kept up with payments to maintain the size. so it's now looking to sell stakes in his fields to cover the debt or the european union and united king

now they're thriving, even after the south african economy contracted by 7 percent and hundreds of south african companies had to shut their doors. in the part the prince has gone financially due to the current of ours. we have started operating out of $25.00 additional school. also employed 50 additional staff members in the past year and me being one of those staff members. investors have pumped hundreds of thousands of euro's into the 5 year old company, whose turnover is tripled in the past year. and some older businesses are getting new opportunities to the security sector is experiencing unprecedented annual growth with more property owners needing to secure their businesses and homes certify them, it started, they've been rising unemployment. this definitely has led to a rise in crime. and that is, we are soon requirement of insecurities in many properties. this is mit our, our business to become so busy yesterday we live up in easy as we are now. after being hardest hit by the pandemic, the south african economy is now showing signs of recovery. some affected industries are retur

away from the far south, though, lot of dry weather. sunny spells breaking through and it'll be a little bit warmer in the north than it has been today, with top temperatures somewhere between about 17 to 23 degrees. bye for now. hello, this is bbc news with jane hill. the headlines... more calls on the health secretary matt hancock to resign, after pictures emerge of him kissing his aide in his office, in breach of covid guidelines. his position is untenable and for that reason, the sooner he does the honourable thing and announces his resignation, the better. it's been revealed that concerns were raised three years ago about the structure of the apartment building that collapsed in miami. grabajab. adults across england are being urged to get a covid vaccine this weekend, with walk—in clinics open across the country. now on bbc news, talking movies reports from new york on the 20th anniversary of screen legend robert de niro�*s tribeca festival. hello from new york, i'm tom brook and welcome to talking movies. in today's programme

the started with south africa. we're going to end with south africa where the sardine fever has broken out. once a year, millions of sardines swim along the country's coast, followed by birds. sharks and fishermen rushing to get their share of the catch. our very own correspondent adrian creek decided to do some fishing himself. this isn't an oil leak. it's a shoal of sardine fishermen. gerald michael and his team a waiting for this one. okay. yeah, no, that was within seconds. everything suddenly gets very hectic. one for the right one. go by. what i called thought in view. everybody's got 2 random shots. yeah, yes. yeah. oh yeah, between june and august, the saudis move along the east coast of south africa following the cold currents in the indian ocean. bigger hungry fish follow them. and so do the fishermen, the clothes or the shoals of sardines gets to the coast, the better the chances of a catch one pocket of audience. the medicine is huge, disappointment when the mit gets caught in rakes. most of the sardine

low pressure that brought monday's rain will be slowly clearing away towards the south. we have got another weather front approaching from the north—west. before it gets there, though, a lot of clear and dry weather. quite a chilly start to the day, single figures in the north. in fact, those temperatures close to freezing in a few rural glens in scotland, so perhaps even a touch of frost to start the day. but tuesday morning, for most of us, it is dry, it is bright with some sunshine. cloudier for the southeast of england and east anglia. a few spots of rain for the likes of kent and sussex which should clear away through the day. so, light winds, not particularly warm for the time of year — temperatures around the east coast around about 15 to 17 degrees. 20 degrees or so towards cardiff. northern ireland and western scotland through the evening, and overnight into wednesday, thatjust spills its way a little bit further south. so it won't be quite as cold as we start the day on wednesday, but the lowest temperatures will be across parts of southern and southeast en

we'll look at like the locust eating up south africa's crops, threatening aspects of his penis case. so the country's economic recovery will hear from correspondents in cape town. and what to do with old car batteries that still have some juice then the start of in berlin is getting them like the way business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. your application for unemployment benefits in the u. s. have fallen below 400004 the 1st time since that pandemic pique. your new claim was submitted last week and expected and continued on a downward trend on the previous week. the labor department says it's assigned the panoramic massive impacts on the market is nearing its n. last year, weekly, new jobless claims shot into the 1000000 after several businesses close their doors . improving picture has been helped by a successful accuracy enrolled after rising for local. let's get even more on this from susanna street, who's a senior market analyst at harvey's lands down in bristol, thanks a lot for joining us on the program. so what is behind this improving jobs picture that we're s

the world health organization announces it's setting up a hub in south africa to help poorer nations produce their own covid—19 vaccines. australia's great barrier reef is described as in very poor condition, and its world heritage status is under threat. also coming up, a us supreme court ruling on the rights of student athletes to earn a living from their sports. it could shake—up the billion dollar college sports industry. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the bbc has been investigating the plight of thousands of children believed to have been separated from their parents as a result of china's treatment of its uyghur population. beijing has denied that uyghur families are being deliberately split up, but reports have consistently emerged of uyghurs being forced into internment camps, women being sterilised and the use of forced labour. reporting from taiwan, here's our china correspondent jon sudworth. these mothers are marching for their missing children back home in xinjiang. walking almost 300 miles across turkey where they now live to highligh

south africa's president, cyril ramaphosa, welcomed the move. it has been shown now that we can't continue to rely on vaccines that are made out of south africa because they never come, they never arrive on time and people continue to die, and we have therefore called on technology transfer. i'm joined now by matthew kavanagh , professor of global health at georgetown university in washington. matthew, thanks very much for joining us. it is a step, i guess, many would see as a smart step to take part in any case it is going to take time? that's right. a year ago we saw governments around the world coming together, promising vaccine equity, that vaccines were going to be available, then come december of last year vaccines are approved but none of that equity actually happened. so now 1% of all vaccines have actually reached africa, meanwhile in the wealthy world we are talking about vacations and getting young people and healthy people into vaccination, african countries really don't have enough vaccines so they got to take some moves. a wish thi

now across the south, west main street is driving its way across the rape. you see pushing that heavy right into that western side of india, but the winds also coming round, bumping into quite a stiff shamal. and where those to me, that's where you could catch what a lie be found. the storm over the next day or so. so winds really picking up the dry wind coming right out of iraq q way down the course at east side. a saudi arabia 50 destined sant possibility here in kata as well, but temperatures must got peg back united to just around 37 degrees celsius, dry and sunny to just around the horn of africa. still a few showers just around the open highlands to many of those the wet weather will be over towards the gulf of guinea towards cameron. more heavy downpours coming in here, but south of that, it is generally fine, dry and sunny. some will show it to the western cape for a time. cape town, 20 for the children born into it, did he have trash? i discovered the beauty of music in the ugliest of places when a chance to play for the world 10, ariana t into a dr

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that could get a bit further northwards into south wales, maybe the south midlands, parts of east anglia, but elsewhere, most will have a dry day. best of the sunshine in the west, cloudy and cold wind across eastern areas. it's only going to be around 13—15 degrees again along those eastern coasts, most places colder than normal. chilly night will then follow, and into tuesday, a lot more in the way of drier weather. it will be perhaps the brightest day most widely across the country with some good sunny spells, losing that easterly wind, so temperatures come up a little bit across eastern coasts. and then, through the rest of the week, it looks like we flip things over — scotland, northern ireland seeing a bit more rain for a time, drier for england and wales before all of us see wet weather by friday. you're watching bbc news with lukwesa burak. the headlines: a major push to offer coronavirus jabs to every adult in england is gathering speed, with queues forming outside pop—up vaccination centres. it comes as scientists repeat their warnings that a third wave of infections is u

a little bit fresher than it has been, even across the south—east corner. on saturday, we find ourselves between weather systems, so that means, actually, a decent amount of dry weather. quite a cloudy start for some, i think we should see some spells of sunshine, chance of one or two showers here and there, and more especially, creeping up from the south through the latter part of the afternoon. temperatures not doing too badly in the strong june sunshine, maybe 23 degrees there in liverpool. always a little bit cooler the further north you look across the uk. but for sunday, well, the weather picture is a lot more complex. low pressure swinging in from the west, this frontal system driving its way northwards, what it means that is most places will see some outbreaks of rain from time to time throughout the day, could be some heavy, thundery downpours creeping in towards the south, and those temperatures ranging from 21 in london, 22 in norwich, tojust 12 degrees in aberdeen. this is bbc news. the headlines: the liberal democrats have won an historic by—

quickly heavy and persistent for the south—west of england and later tonight into south—east wales. some localised flooding possible here. looking at double figures, not as cold as it was last night across the north of scotland. through monday we have got more cloud across england and wales, some scattered showers and the odd thunderstorm first thing in the morning. later in the day, some sunshine breaking through in the south. as temperatures rise we are set to see scattered showers and further thunderstorms. will be hit and miss, we won't all see them, but further north many posts having a fine and dry day, temperatures up to 22 degrees on the one response and they will continue to rise in the north as we had to the next couple of days. —— the warm response. if you're planning on watching wimbledon, they may be affected by some rain at times, especially on monday and tuesday. monday evening and overnight will continue to see heavy downpours and thunderstorms. could be localised flooding, with some heavy showers for southern england. elsewhere looking largely dry. tuesday, fair

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oh, of the south africa, that's the one from south africa. it does what it says on the can all this out for beat it. she is going to confuse people that let me just come on because we don't actually know exactly where all the strains started. the name merely denotes where they were detected, so would it not be more accurate to stop naming the countries? well, i'll show you one thing that would be really good, wouldn't it? we don't do know, we're probably what we do nowhere originated. we don't know if it was a leak from the lab or the right back, but we know this is the chinese virus. but we haven't been allowed to say that for about 18 months. donald trump was completely tracked when he started saying those things. and now we've got biden, who the western press absolutely adore. he now says bully may have come from matlab . so now we are looking at him. ok, well, who should be doing? instead of doing investigations which are clearly not proper investigations, in my humble opinion, into what happened and we need to have proper answers. proper

further south we had that heat and also humidity. up to 30 degrees. and then the thunderstorms start to develop drifting across the channel islands into southern counties of england. we could see some heavy rain across south—eastern parts of england moving into east anglia but as always some places will fall between these showers and stay pretty much dry whereas others will see torrential rain and frequent lightning. very muggy in the south—east corner and much cooler and fresher for northern ireland and scotland. fortomorrow and fresher for northern ireland and scotland. for tomorrow yet more heavy and thundery rain to come across parts of central and eastern england. tending to clear out into the north sea through the day but once again northern ireland and scotland drier and come out with some spells of sunshine and quite a cool some spells of sunshine and quite a cool, fresh feel. temperatures in the south—east lower than today but still some humility holding on and as we head into friday high—pressure tries to building settling things dow

specifically concerns the people of vietnam, north and south. it chronicles the story of a four year search for peace, and for better days to come, in their part of the world. this research succeeded with past progress. this film may likely claimants title in a chronology of hope. the united states first became involved in a conflict in north vietnam, and south vietnam after both countries received their independence more than a decade ago by ratified acts of the french colony. the united states reported the efforts by soviet numb to remain free and independent, but increased its financial and military support in the early 1960s as the threat to sow vietnam intensified. ♪ ♪ ♪ at the united nations security council in may 1964, the united states ambassador made his country's position clear. >> the united states government is currently involved in the affairs of the republic of vietnam for one reason, and one reason only. because the people of vietnam requested the help of the united states. and of other governments, to defend itself against

tomorrow, a much better day in the south—east after the rain today but we get a few showers into south—western england, maybe wales and also showers for northern ireland into western scotland, but temperatures into the low 20s for the most part. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the uk's health regulator approves the use of the pfizer—biontech vaccine for children as young as 12 — the uk's vaccines' committee will now decide whether children should get the jab. havoc for holidaymakers and businesses — portugal and the travel industry react angrily to the government's decision to remove the country from the green travel list. the variant of coronavirus first identified in india is now the dominant strain in the uk — and there's concern that cases are rising. two police forces agree to pay damages to more than 600 people following the hillsborough disaster. i haven't taken it off yet and i won't take it off either. also coming up — how a promise made more than 70 years ago has finally been fulfilled. sport now and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. some br

heat advisories for the northerly bay and south bay. east of the berkeley hills under heat advisory starting at # 1:00 a.m. today due it temperatures in the 90's to triple digits, excessive heat warnings for solano including fairfield, vallejo. under that excessive heat warning. due to that extreme heat. check it out. 90 degrees in san jose this after. 100 in concord. 101 fairfield. 96 in santa rosa. now around the bay and along the coast the immediate coastline with that ocean breeze, a little more comfortable. mid to upper 6o's along the coast and mid to upper 70's to low 80's around the bay. it gets hotter for your thursday. the peak of your inland heat wave. we are looking at temperatures still hot friday and then cooling down through the weekend and into next week. justin. >>> live in santa clara this morning. many cooling center across the bay are opening up this afternoon including right here. the camden community center in san jose, these will be places of refugee for some to avoid the dangerous heat. most opening automatic at o