i mean there's fantastic geology team in tonga, tonya, tonya, ella kula and his team at the geological services they've been having to go out on boat to watch the activity of, of the russian as it is, it happens which is really, really dangerous for them. it's also very difficult because you're reacting to a situation rather than trying to forecast it. so we've been trying to help tanya and his team using as much knowledge retain and obviously international communities being pouring in here we, we've had people from the usa and either u. k and all over the world that are pouring the knowledge into helping this through through the year through the m. m. as got some question. i got some questions cuz i would it's very curious. so let me, let me share this one with you. katie. first of all, this one is on twitter and the tweet in response to our program subject. today, everyone seems to, to depend on cables and satellite. how about some good old ham, radio. lam must in such remote places. i mean, part of the ang, anxiety of the tongan diaspora is they don't know what happened to their fam

that decision in order to defend his title at the australian open, which begins on monday. journalist tonya lee joins us now from melvin atanya. a lot of back and forth in this case where do things stand right now? or the latest is that joke which has been detained. a we think that he was at his voice office earlier today and has being taken to detention of her 2nd time after his visit was canceled again on friday night by his friends immigration minister alex hall. he appears to be at the park hotel, which he shared with 30 refugees upon his arrival, into melbourne on last week, and some say that his visa was canceled the 1st time that was flawed. and that the government itself conceded defeat. and for that reason, joke of which his visa was restored and he, as we saw, he was able to get out and start practicing it. then took 5 days for the government to cancel his vizier again. and he is case is being transferred from the federal circuit court to the federal court and assure down is expected to morrow. now the interesting point here is that we're at the start controversy surrounded joke o

i mean there's fantastic geology team in tonga, tonya, tonya, ella kula and his team at the geological services. they've been having to go out on boat to watch the activity of, of the rupture as it, as it happens, which is really, really dangerous for them. it's also very difficult because you are reacting to a situation rather than trying to forecast it. so we've been trying to help tanya and as team using as much which is retain and obviously international communities being pouring in here we, we've had people from the usa and either u. k. and all over the world that are pouring the knowledge into helping this through through the year through the m m. okay, so question, i've got some questions cuz i want is very curious. so let me, let me share this one with you katie. first of all, this one is on twitter and the tweet in response to our program subject. today, everyone seems to, to depend on cables and satellite. how about some good old ham radio law must in such remote places. i mean, part of the ang, anxiety of the tongan diaspora is they don't know what happened to their family a

i mean there's fantastic geology team in tonga, tonya, tonya, ella kula and his team at the geological services. they've been having to go out on boat to watch the activity of, of the or option as it, as it happens, which is really, really dangerous for them. it's also very difficult because you are reacting to a situation rather than trying to forecast it. so we've been trying to help tanya and his team are using as much which is retain and obviously international communities being pouring in here we, we've had people from the usa and either u. k. and all over the world that are pouring the knowledge into helping this through through the year through the m m. okay, so question, i've got some questions as always, very curious. so let me, let me share this one with you katie. first of all, this one is on twitter and the tweet in response to our program subject. today, everyone seems to, to depend on cables and satellite. how about some good old ham, radio. lam must in such remote places. i mean, part of the, an anxiety of the tongan diaspora is they don't know what happened to their fam

tonya holland cooks the soul food she grew up but bases it on french cooking. joining us now is chef tonya holland. say it isn't sew. is this really happening? >> yes, it is. we are one of the many casualties of the covid era and the restaurant industry in general. i think one thing everyone has learned during the pandemic is how fragile our hospitality industry is. and we were a startup in this new location for, we have just been open a year when covid started, and we lost our momentum, and it was really lard hard to recover. >> we've seen some 30% to 50% f restaurants have shut down either temporarily or permanently, is that consistent? >> yeah, when i look around downtown there's definitely a lot of empty storefronts. there's some movement, too, there's new places moving in, and the business model is different, more take-out centric and grab and go. when you come from full-service hospitality, it's hard to just pivot and, you know, make those change, especially when you've designed a space that is a certain size and requires a certain amount of revenue to op

tonya, downton walker, please give me a call and i will arrange a meeting with myself and ms. beatty because i want to talk to you and i want you to share with me what is going on, what you think, what you feel, and how, in what way can we show our concerns. so with that, i yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you so much to chairwoman waters for extending that invitation again, thank you. the gentleman fromutes. ohio mr gonzalesri recognized five minutes. >> thank you for holding this h hearing today and thank you to ourls witnesses for joining us today. thank you formm sharing your stories, and how they have impacted your lives but also the liveswo of the communities that you so passionately advocate on behalf of. the work you continue to do to advocate for those in similar situations is admirable, i think it's fair to say, i certainly hope so, that no one on this committee or subcommittee condones any sort of racism, hate, or discrimination, i believe that. i believe people should not have to live in fear of any kind of violence perpetrated toward them because of who

tonya, i want to start with you. and i really only have one question. i think you mentioned it well in your testimony. you provided a list of ideas hud could implement to best benefit the lgbtq plus community, particularly elders. one was to provide guidance to community partners and share best practices. could you detail for our committee just what some of that guidance could look like. and what are the best practices that you would think would have the biggest impact for these communities? >> hello. well, first of all, you know, definitely, you know, we need cultural sensitivity training for all staff and folks doing business with shelters. we need -- we need supportive housing, you know, fully staffed supportive housing. with social workers, mental health professional and medical care on staff. we also need transitional and permanent housing to help address, you know, the needs of our community. so we need like wraparound services i would say. >> yeah. >> -- in these shelters and in this transitional housing to adequately provide for the tgncnb commu

tonya, one that charges were related to a facebook and twitter post are tight towed a lighting a candle is not the crime, stand one's ground where shall home tongue posted on her social media account. and also an article published on the new local newspaper named candlelight carries the weight of conscience and hong kong people persevere in telling the truth. so these kind of speeches and opinions expressed by how was art become, are become evidence of her confection. and that a drain to ruling the magistrate met amy chant a told of the public and also on defendant that she believed that these kind of post an article to men to encourage and persuade a members of public to attend a band visual. and that's why they're mounted to incitement to the an authorized assembly. but we have observed a how hung tone told of the court after the verdict in tears that she read out of the testimonies of the families of the victims of the 1989 cracked down in bay jane . and she thought that the court should consider and heard the voice of those are victims. that this kind of voice or word that the autho

the, the article was and the speech of ch house that have that she has released ahead of june 4th, tonya tonya, one that you heard just when the related to a facebook and twitter post are take towed a lighting a candle is not the crime stand. once ground wire chow home tone posted on her social media account and also an article published on the new local newspaper named candlelight carries the weight of conscience and hong kong people. persevere in telling the truth. so these kind of speeches and opinions expressed by how was, are become, are become evidence of her confection. and that during the ruling, the magistrate met amy chant a told of the public and also on defendant that she believed that these kind of post and articles to men to encourage and persuade a members of public to attend a band visual. and that's why the mountain to incitement to the an authorized our assembly. but we have observed as i shall home tony told of the court after the verdict in tears that she read out of the testimonies of the family on the back terms of the 1989 cracked down in bay jane. and she thought

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i mean there's fantastic are geology team in tonga, tonya, tonya, ella kula and his team at the geological services. they've been having to go out on boat to watch the activity of, of the or option as it, as it happens, which is really, really dangerous for them. it's also very difficult because you are reacting to a situation rather than trying to forecast it. so we've been trying to help tanya and as team using as much which is retain and obviously international communities being pouring in here we, we've had people from the usa and either u. k. and all over the world that are pouring the knowledge into helping this through through the year through the m m. okay, so question, i've got some questions as always, very curious. so let me, let me share this one with you katie. first of all, this one is on twitter and the tweet in response to our program subject. today, everyone seems to, to depend on cables and satellite. how about some good old ham radio lamb must in such remote places. i mean, part of the, an anxiety of the tongan diaspora is they don't know what happened to their family an

i went back in and la tonya was shaking her head and i said, what? she said, i don't play that. curses like that and all that, she said, i'm covered. she said, god. i said, yes, ma'am, yes, ma'am. ( applause ) i don't mind saying it. >> stephen: macbeth macbeth macbeth macbeth. >> macbeth. >> stephen: he's upset, what are you doing? you're going to get us canceled! i interviewed your co-star denzel washington a few weeks ago about this film. >> yeah. >> stephen: and aim long-time fan. very few people star strike me, and he is one of the few i go that's denzel ( bleep ) washington right there. ( applause ) what's it like to share the stage or the screen with him for this? >> it's an honor. every time i see him i'm like that's denzel washington. but to be as gracious as he is not only as a man but in his work and, like, to literally sit in rehearsal with him for weeks and with fran and joe cohen, i mean, to sit with them and watch these masters continue to challenge themselves and rise to the occasion. i mean, as an artist, that's the dream, that's what you want, you know, to cont

a 3rd dose last year slowed the delta variance dw correspondent tonya claim. our reports from vaccination center in tel aviv domains much more much today's really busy. lots of people are coming after the announcement. the fall fascination is now available. one of them. we worked really hard to day. a show for sula, folk analytics wants me to get vaccinated to protect myself from the people around me. that's why you get the job. and i hope others do it as well. i'm afraid my on it's very scary on the ohm icon, variant is spreading everywhere for name. and since we have the vaccines available, one should get it. why am i doing it? because i'm 77, and i'm considered in this in the danger region. so well doing is i want to see my grandchildren able to enjoy life. and that's the way to do it for me. i know we spoke to not dub dub it of ha devices the is for the government on virus policy. we asked him why a 4th show to can help we are living now in the times we need to make the decision during uncertainty. and what we saw actually that a give me anything to walk u

a 3rd dose last year slowed the delta variant, dw correspondent, tonya kramer, reports from vaccine center in tel aviv domain are much more marshall days. really busy. lots of people are coming after the announcement. the fall vaccination is now available. one of the we, we worked really hard today to show a solar folk and it's a small to medium box needed to protect myself from the people around me. that's why you get the job and i hope others do it as well. i my, my, all, it's very scary, hold the ohm icon, variant is spreading everywhere for name. and since we have to vaccines available, one should get it. why am i doing it? because i'm 77 and i'm considered in this in the danger region. so doing is i want to see my grandchildren, i'm going to enjoy the i've, and that's the way to do it for me. on a we spoke to not job debit of ha advisors, these really government on virus policy. we asked him why a 4th shot can help we are living now in the times we need to make the decision during uncertainty. and what we saw actually that there is waiting, give me anything a 2nd dose. so we see that

not tonya, there's a lot of back and forth around this case, just bring us up to speed on the latest developments. a well to 90 melvin. no joke of each holds on to the hope of winning. he's 21st france land, and 9th astronomy, an urgent title. he awaits the court decision to determine if he should have deported from an immigration to insert facility that's very familiar to him. it's assigned to attention hotel where the unvaccinated serbian player was detained and spent the 1st 4 nights seen shortly after touchdown melvin last week, before judge fried him on monday, a joke of each arrived in mountains park hotel at around 3 30 pm mountain time. he appeared calm in a green track suit and white high smiles as he was driven into the facilities car park. and the media were can't outside the hotel, kate, so it i'm so to with police and a small group of refugee advocates who were calling on calling for the release of the 33 asylum seekers who are being, who have not left the facility in many months. since they transfer there and some who have been in detention for many years. what a we can

embarrass due to receiving a conflict in vice from the federal and state government here in australia. tonya, quickly, if you can, i'm curious what to australians make of this? well, now dennis have enjoyed cecil downs and more than 260 days under locked down restrictions during the pandemic. the longest number of look down days, anywhere in the world. i think that most people are, i've heard that seen any, we are living in a society where you know, a high number of people, one of the most vaccinated cities and places in the world. they want joke of each to understand that rules. the rules obey them. oh god harm. and then of course, there are a growing number of people who want astray. these board is your name free and open and want to see joke of each play to be great to the economy. that will most likely be cheering the number one on when and if he gets on the court on monday next week, right. my new standing open to the title that emily, i think that if he gets on the net with plenty of actual, tanya, we're gonna have to wrap it up there, but too much appreciated that. so tanya lee in mel

not tonya. there's a lot of back and forth around this case. just bring us up to speed on the latest developments. a well to 90 mel when know that joke of each holds on to the hope of winning. he's 21st france land and 9th astronomy. an urgent title he awaits the court decision to determine if he should have deported from an immigration to assert facility. that's very familiar to him. it's assigned to attention hotel where the unvaccinated serbian player was detained and spent the 1st 4 nights seen shortly after touchdown and melvin must wait. before a judge fried him on monday. a joke of each arrived in melvin's pock hotel at around 3 30 pm mountain time, and he appeared calm in a green track suit and white high smiles as he was driven into the facilities car park. and the media were camped outside the hotel, kate. so it, i'm so to with police and a small group of refugee advocates who were calling on calling for the release of the 33 asylum seekers who are being, who have not left the facility in many months since they transfer there. and som

had to get court permission the government of tonya has released its 1st statement falling last weekends. volcanic eruption and synonymy, calling it an unprecedented disaster with the country's only internet cable cut communications remain limited. images taken by a new zealand surveillance slide show ash, covering much of the pacific island nation, is also making impossible for plains to land at the airport. ships carrying relief to release the pri, supplies are on their way from australia and new zealand. but because of the enormous distances, it will still be a couple of days before these vessels reached hunger. we spoke earlier to sean casey from the world health organization. he's the health cluster coordinator for the pacific region. we asked him what the main concerns are for people effected on the small islands and how the international community is trying to help. at this point. the small island, as you mentioned in the high group, mungo islands, when we for island the, the buildings are almost completely destroyed on those islands and the populations are having to be relocated,

earlier i spoke to journalist tonya lee in melbourne and asked her about jack vicious trances in his final court hearing on sunday morning in australia, where he will be questioned by 3 judges. i can't predict what the courts are likely to say and do tomorrow, but i spoke to legal experts who tell me that joker beach has a very good chance of staying. mary crawl, who's a professor of public law at the university of melvin us are sydney brother told me earlier today that judges feel that the government is not playing just weak joker beach and, and that they applying the court to use the judicial system to frustrate joker bit by slowing his case down and bringing action at the last minute and professor crops isn't this, isn't it. and that this is a denial of justice. many of jack ventures, fellow tennis players, have been expressing frustration over the prolong legal battle. they say they'd like to see the focus of attention be put back on the actual australian open tennis tournament. no, like joe garbage is a, is a, is one of the best players of the history without a doubt but days, n

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not tonya. there's a lot of back and forth around this case. just bring us up to speed on the latest developments. a well to 90 mel when night joke of each holds onto the harbor when he's 21st france land and 9th astronomy, an urgent title he awaits the court decision to determine if he should have deported from an immigration to insert facility that's very familiar to him. it's the same attention hotel where the unvaccinated serbian player was detained and spent the 1st 4 nights in shortly after touchdown melvin last week. and before judge fried him on monday, a joke of each arrived in mountains park hotel at around 3 30 pm mountain time. and he is keyed com in a green track suit and white high smiles as he was driven into the facilities car park. and the media were camped outside the hotel, kate, so it i'm so to with police and a small group of refugee advocates who were calling on calling for the release of the 33 asylum seekers who are being, who have not left the facility in many months. since they transfer there and some who have been in

earlier i spoke to journalist tonya lee in melbourne and asked her about jock ventures chances in the upcoming final court hearing on sunday morning in australia. i can't predict what the course a likely to say and do tomorrow, but i spoke to legal experts who tell me that junk of each has a very good chance is staying at mary crawl. who's a professor of public law at the university of melvin us are sydney brother, told me earlier today that judges feel that the government is not playing just sweet joke of h m m. and i'm at that they applying the court to use the judicial system to frustrate joker vh by slowing his case down and bringing action at the last minute and professor crops isn't this, isn't it. and that this is a denial of justice. who should mentioned many of john rich's fellow tennis players have been expressing frustration over the prolong legal battle. they say they'd let rather she focus back on the actual tournament. no, like joe garbage is a, is a, is one of the best players of the history without a doubt, but base no one play and he's study that's the, that's, that's

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hope is one, i think, and i loved obama, people criticized me, so tonya fernandez' question, how do you stay positive in fighting for these changes and causes? it feels like a losing battle with the laws and the big lie and the fact that even close to 50% of the country are still voting for these ideas and policy. the question really of why is the last word of the book called hope and how do you hold onto it? >> because -- and by the the way, i came to this realization through a lot of days where i didn't have hope. so let me process it by saying that. but i realized that as an activist the most dangerous thing that you can do is hold onto a result of something and what i mean by that is, she wrote the equal rights amendment. she died before it ever ended up in the constitution. does that make her work any less impactful? so i think all -- what any of us can do really is fight for what is there and just regardless of the outcome because it's not so much about the outcome where we realized who we are, it's about the struggle and the cultivating of and the feeding of the move to just be b

i think today the 1st time i re tonya, the last time i left here, it was on the night of every 27. the i put new died on palm sunday. the on the west side. he was on his shots and i didn't. nick, people rush him and i was, he was his id, was he lost composure on think i was just anything from his mouth and his eyes was just blinking. i was rich and something went off in mean this used to be played. this used to be where we live and government care journals out the heart, my people dig to them to show them the came through the land and they came through the was says in our houses, they bond, i belong is our truck is every thing. my parent has labored for 2 guy and allied. the wanted to fire me this one of them about service stated the number of mega ah, why standing ground? water. and what of fission vision of live in the livelihood of what they can do? what a community, what is how community set ablaze? whatever objects remain were reduced to the abstract shapes, rub off color and due to reddish flames, on our community. take smokes from our homes. go with vague visions. our govern

the highest ratings since tonya harding and nancy kerrigan back in the winter olympics. not many years ago. >> my knee my knee. i know i remember it. >> all right. here we're story there. what? what? i did the girl who is the 4th alternate says she would have gone. i tonya harding, not god. >> oh, i see. >> i would say that's my lady that's your claim to fame. the kid. you know, kevin bacon, just just kidding. you know, come and say fix they can and fix the clock. by the way, your clock is 5 minutes. slow behind you, your head. all right. hey, if you have a question for rob to a comment, you want to say his hair looks good. you can e-mail him at rob at rob like dot com reaching a face with their twitter. we'll be right back. >> 9.24 and breaking news. supreme court justice steven briar, the court's oldest member is going to step down from the high court at the end of the current term. and that's according to people. >> who have talked to my guests are familiar with his thinking on the timing. he's 83 years old and liberal activists have urged him for months to a child wi

we're talking to tonya holland about why she's saying good-bye to brown sugar kitchen. we'll also be joined by congressman rho khana from washington, d.c. about his request to get covid test kits to get set directly to your home for free on our 7:00 newscast. up next, it's not even tax season and the treasury department is warning that there could be backlogs and delays. the irs says it's shorthanded and underfunded. consumers advocates explain what's going on and has details on what you need to know to get your refund without a long wait. lester holt joins us from new york city with "nbc nightly news" right now. >>> tonight, president biden's major speech on voting rights in the key battleground of georgia for the first time, the president throwing his full support behind changing senate rules to pass new voter protections after he says several gop-led states restricted ballot access the president saying, quote, i'm tired of being quiet. but does he have enough support in his own party? and why some voting advocates boycotted the president's event. >>> also tonight, to

additionally i want to extend my thanks to miss tonya. we have veterans day coming up and you served our country quite admirably and we ee our zeep of the respects to those who have worn our country's it's a big sacrifice and one we're grateful for. in the united states i think all people should have access to economic opportunities to create a better future for themselves and their loved ones. that's one of my top priorities here on congress -- in congress and on this committee is how do we empower more families no matter what background you come from to make sure that everybody has an opportunity at the american dream? i'm the son of immigrants. my family -- my father immigrated here from cuba in the '60s. certainly had to overcome various barriers throughout his life. and we want to make sure on this committee we eliminate as many of those barriers as humanly possible for everybody. and with that i have proudly supported homeownership legislation that would extend protections to people who are discriminated against. it's my hope we can

lasting more than 30 years. cruise government says an oil spill triggered by the volcanic eruption near tonya is twice as big as feared. estimated nearly 12000 bowels has leaks into the pacific ocean. in ecuador, the amazon, a privately owned crude pipeline, has ruptured. the burst occurred in the same area where operations were halted in december after major erosion. indigenous organizations say, communities are being affected by water contamination. the west african blog echo ours is held, talks with became a fast as military rulers. un officials are also expected to join the talks on monday. the can foster was suspended from a class after last week's qu, us encouraged, horses are working to locate, remaining ice will fight is near a prison complex. in the northern syrian city of hossa car. it follows a week long assault by the group around 260 people were killed in idols, attempt to free their comrades. there's a headlines one use on al jazeera after mai's embalmed way. so you saying bye. as the world's best athletes prepare for the winter olympics aging is bracing itself for the arrival o

philip reports from los angeles, it only took minutes for the waters to arrive tanya's main island tonya top who being hit by a tsunami. the result of a massive volcanic eruption in the pacific ocean even from space thousands of color .

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this is tonya the biggest island tonga top who it escaped the worst of his saturday's volcanic eruption and su nami, which it was still badly hit and all around. there is a blanket of volcanic ash cash. my health were percussion, my comp was water. the effects would have on agriculture and the recovery of livestock and culture, possibly the ecosystem fish stocks. we have to have fish poison testing kits now to ensure that people's livelihoods and local food sources for, for consumption. the clean up has already started as tongue goods try to restore a sense of order knowing the outside world is struggling to get in to help but help is finally beginning to arrive. this australian 8 flight is the 1st to land in tonga. both new zealand and australia are using their naval ships, as well as their air forces to bring in aid as quickly as possible. despite the difficult logistics, the priorities from b, r, tollen government or what we're really working to primarily in the 1st uses, the provision of clean water that that's the key priority that the autonomy government has asked for. no range of

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currently stationed in that immediate area that's going to stand villages and towns in the republics of tonya. it's going to cancel. they've been getting shelled for years from the other side of the border. the end of the day, thousands have been killed. i want to change that simplest county, but there are times when i come to sleep. we go to the basement to shooting. if i'm next to my house fall on my way to school. under a shot. i run home. if i'm near school, i can hide in this cool basement. you need more than i was born during the war and maybe i will die in the war. i don't know how to far of it. it's painful and insulting. you go to bed and wonder whether your house will be destroyed me. ah, jewish. there are no shells lying here. you walk carefully, you run the household. what else can we do? first? every day they show us the heat in the village. i . people are suffering, many of them have been natural caused by the fighting. my husband died to the child during the stilted, my son died in 2015 in combat. ah, was a senior, conservative minister has resigned in the u. k. in protest at t

the 1400 ton shipment includes food, medical supplies, tractors, and temporary housing. tonya is still recovering from a volcanic eruption and so know me, that struck earlier this month. a delivery and distribution has been flowed by the countries strict pandemic restrictions since. hello. so i may suggest you, we were short on time preparing for the misha. and the voyage is long, the loading is heavy and the requirements for the epidemic prevention are high. we fully anticipated various complex situations and carefully planned the operations to make sure that the relief supplies are safely and quickly delivered to tonga. gunman and pakistan have killed a christian priest in the northwest and city of pish, our father, william serrato, was shot multiple times. another priest was injured. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. members of the christian community have previously been targeted in our call. it has more from the some about the security for their growth bog. it's on. i don't know. high state of alert off the targeting of a senior christian bridge and the video for g

the new zealand navy ships to arrive in its waters, but the aid carrying must be delivered contact. tonya has had just one case of coven 19 since the pandemic began. while it desperately needs help, it doesn't want to risk an outbreak. now, wayne, hey, al jazeera auckland's, britain's prime minister has again told parliament that he won't be resigning over the so called party gates scandal. forest johnson faced a barrage of ridicule and demands to stop telling lies. he urged everyone to wait for the outcome of an inquiry into parties in his downing street home during corona virus locked downs. the barker reports from london. and honey charge must be permitted to questions begun with another major body blow for forest johnson news. one of his m p. 's kristian wakes that had defected to the opposition party. this following morning, newspaper reports of a widening plot to oust johnson by members of his own party. jokes of the prime minister's expense followed. i see the very noise on. i'm sure the chief worth was told to bring their i'm bruce ah salvo off to silva. like way, nobody told the

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and most importantly, who will pay tonya thanked china for being the 1st to donate money and supplies. but before the erupt, tongue is economy was amiss with the government struggling to pay back more than a $100000000.00. that was land by china after damaging riots in 2006. beijing has refused to write the debt off and some believe last week's natural disaster may provide new zealand with an opportunity. i would say that in wellington, particularly the pressure coming in from the united states is trying to for somebody to be looking after the south pacific is very strong. now, tongue is parliamentary speaker says it's important that any future aid money benefits the people. i know this is a very sensitive topic, but you know, tie accepts a lot of foreign aid from, from many different places around the world. and we just need to ensure that that aid is funded and sustainable fashion. at the moment the aid is flowing in the form of donations, but longer term rebuilding may be a more complicated affair. wayne, hey, al jazeera, oakland studying and landslides in peru of washed away railw

the 4800 tons, shipment includes food, medical supplies, track this temporary housing. tonya is still recovering from a volcanic eruption and through nami, that struck earlier this month. a delivery and distribution has been slowed by the countries strict pandemic restrictions. closing arguments have begun the trial of more than a dozen defendants accused of the assassination of bikini fos. as president thomas alcorda, he was killed with 12 others and a crew in 1987. it was hawk reports from the capital. in the heart of warrior dooku, a tribute to a pen african icon and a symbol of strength in defiance. burkina faso as president de my sancho. i was killed in nicu 25 years ago, long before eldric warmer was even born. and yet his murder trial is important and significant to her. it comes at a time of uncertainty following monday school. we need justice, so we can even believe in the, in a possible future. this has been all the few days that we are in this situation. you know, we have no government, let's say that we have no institutional laws that i stable now. so we just asked me, i w

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