being closer to richmond than lee is and lee will be in a lot of trouble at that point lee is almost checkmated if grant can do that. grant and grant would be willing to accept the quick victory, you know all those expectations for victory in two weeks leads to army destroyed in a month or whatever. grand wouldn't mind he'll give it a shot if you can't. but he's also. realistic enough to know probably he's going to have to play out the whole campaign. what he plans to do is basically and he's got this in mind not the details of it, of course, but in broad and broad terms is to keep moving to the southeast and circle around richmond. to the east if you can get straight into richmond sure take it. but on the other hand. he thinks probably and he tells a staff officer before the campaign starts. so they're still up here for the armies have left their camps. tells the staff officer. actually several of his staff officers. when we get here, and he points to petersburg when we get here. the world will be over. and it's pretty close to being true. so anyway, the campaign begins in may of 64

lee said up on his appointment. we must make good use our status as an international metropolis, one that uphold the videos of creation of inclusion, diversity and openness. we.

lee has been a big proponent. as i see, even a beijing appoint a judge has criticize the delays in terms of process there. could china potentially go to fi? han no, i think not. why? because one, these should be clear in hong kong, rule of law and democratic rights need to be fully protected. all the other hand, anything which denies china sovereignty of on kong is illegal, is against the national security law. and anything which advocates, hong kong independence, for example, will be punished by law. this is very similar to many other countries. for example, in the united states, the practice of system one nation under god, indivisible, no one can really use force to achieve independence of any particular state that to be illegal punishable by law. many other countries harbor civil of things. so you cannot say what's happened the hong kong, under the attack against the hong kong government attack of the very well behaved police policy hung all is rule of law is freedom of expression. what happens do washington, f

lee has been a big proponent of. i see even a beijing appointed judge has criticize the delays in terms of process there. could china potentially go too far ahead? no, i think not. why? because one, these should be clear in hong kong, rule of law and democratic rights need to be fully protected. on the other hand, anything which denies china sovereignty of on kong is illegal is against the national security law. and anything which advocates, hong kong independence, for example, will be punished by law. this is very similar to many other countries. for example, in the united states, they practice a system, one nation under god, indivisible, no one can really use force to achieve independence of any particular state that will be illegal punishable by law. many other countries have a civil of things. so you cannot say what's happened the hong kong, under the attack against the hong kong government attack of the very well behaved police policy. hong hall is rule of law is freedom of expression. what happens to washington

lee said upon his appointment. we must make good use our status as an international metropolis, one that uphold the various of creation of inclusion diversity and openness. we.

lee meets him over here, and this is an area that is favorable to lee. it is unfortunate that grant has to go through it, but there is no other way to get there. it is called the wilderness of spot slovenia. it is an area of 30 or 40 square miles, an area where during colonial times, the 17 hundreds, there were large iron ore deposits. small iron ore deposits were found there, but they were large for the standards of colonial virginia. the iron or played out by 17 hundreds. but by that time, they had cut down close to the forest around there to burn them to smell the iron or. when the forest cut down, we came back with a second growth. not a climax for us but a second growth, low grab the woods with a lot of tickets. very thick forest. today a fourth tend to go into thicket anyway, for various reasons. one thing is we don't graze cattle and hogs in the woods like they tended to do -- which kept the understory of the woods greats now. especially because the woods had been cleared out, soil parenting wasn't that great, what you have is an area of maybe 30

lee need to bring hong kong together. a hong has huge challenges in terms of housing, jobs for resemble creativity and innovation, as well as connecting in the greater depth when china's mainland, as well as with the rest of the world. the world is changing, china is changing. the grid of bay area is changing hong kong with all its advantages, should adapt to the changing circumstances rather than being complacent or other them being left behind. i think all these need to be addressed by the new chief executive. therefore, i think reaching out to the rest of the world, including the western world as well as chinese mainland in particular, the greater bay area to address all these challenges in hong kong will be missile these top priority now allow me to make one point. we know what the united states now is dealing with, ah, january, the 6 insurrection occupying the capital of the united states in washington dc. whatever that happened, the hong kong, comparing with the occupation of the capital city in the united states re

lee said up on his appointment. we must make good use our status as an international metropolis, one that uphold the various of creation of inclusion, diversity, and openness. we must expend, i'll international connectivity, establish a more favorable business environment and increase our overall competitiveness. we must further strengthen hong kong role as the gateway and the bridge between the world and our country. for more, let's cross over to d w's. joyce lee and ty pay a joyce, what are we to make of the man who oversaw the crackdown on hong kong democracy movement speaking about what he calls the values of inclusion, diversity, and openness. well, if we look at how he did his electron campaign, we know what it means. he had a close door campaign rally with no live audience. he ran uncontested and won't 99 percent of the vote from the election committee comprised of less than a $1500.00 pro beijing members. and meanwhile, the vast majority of hong kong is political opposition is either in jail or has flight. t

lee has been a big proponent of. i see even a beijing appointed judge has criticize the delays in terms of process there. could china potentially go too far ahead? no, i think not. why? because one, these should be clear in hong kong, rule of law and democratic rights need to be fully protected. on the other hand, anything which denies china sovereignty of on kong is illegal is against the national security law. and anything which advocates, hong kong independence, for example, will be punished by law. this is very similar to many other countries. for example, in the united states, the practice of system one nation under god, indivisible, no one can really use force to achieve independence of any particular state that will be illegal punishable by law. many other countries have a civil of things. so you cannot say what's happened the hong kong, under the attack against the hong kong government attack of the very well behaved police, fuzzy hung, all is rule of law is freedom of expression. what happens to washington,

lee said up on his appointment. we must make good use our status as an international metropolis, one that uphold the various of creation of inclusion, diversity, and openness. we must expend, i'll international connectivity, establish a more favorable business environment and increase our overall competitiveness. we must further strengthen hong kong role as the gateway and the bridge between the world and our country. for more let's cross over to w's. joyce lee in taipei, a joyce, what are we to make of the man who oversaw the crackdown on hong kong democracy movement, speaking about what he calls the values of inclusion, diversity, and openness. well, if we look at how he did his electron campaign, we know what it means. he had a close door campaign rally with no live audience. he ran uncontested and won't 99 percent of the folks from the election committee comprised of less than a $1500.00 pro beijing members. and meanwhile, the vast majority of hong kong is political opposition is either in jail or has flight. th

john lee was a sole candidate in this election. he secured 1416 votes. 98 percent turn out because he says this is a joyful ho a day for hong kong. he says it is the red cross international smile day, which was another reason to be happy as to what sort of chief executive he'll make . well the.

what is john lee's immediate challenge? while one of the most has thing issues johnny is saying is the covert situation. and most importantly, if them pat told 0 toes that policy, that happened in place in hong kong for over 2 years. since the thought of the, of the pandemic. and of that policy, which like, brings a very strange and border control and has already threatening a hong kong, competitive as the international hub. so phase they are only is facing light, numerous pressure from different sectors, including the foreign business community, and also even the prob, aging camp, urging him to work on the policies to open them home home for at least with mainland china 1st. and then we connect come home with the rest of the world. so i think this is the 1st task that he has to deal with. and also he has to like a recruit capable the hotel and to his cabinets. because like he has been criticized of lacking the administrative experience because he has devoted his a hotel area to security. so it could be challenging for him

lee said up on his appointment. we must make good use our status as an international metropolis, one that uphold the various of creation of inclusion, diversity, and openness. we must expend, i'll international connectivity, establish a more favorable business environment and increase our overall competitiveness. we must further strengthen hong kong role as the gateway and the bridge between the world and our country. for more let's cross over to d w's. joyce lee in taipei, a joyce, what are we to make of the man who oversaw the crackdown on hong kong democracy movement, speaking about what he calls the values of inclusion, diversity, and openness. well, if we look at how he did his electron campaign, we know what it means. he had a close door campaign rally with no live audience. he ran uncontested and won't 99 percent of the vote from the election committee comprised of less than a $1500.00 pro beijing members. and meanwhile, the vast majority of hong kong is political opposition is either in jail or has flight. t

to unseat mike lee, let's be clear mike lee was part of trump's coup attempt, he was texting at trump's chief of staff trying to find ways to overturn joe biden's election victory in 2020. it is vital for democracy that such people are held to account, so does evan mcmullin have a chance? and can the strategy that you talk democrats have adopted be replicated and other close red state riches. who better to ask than evan mcmullin himself, he joins us now. thank you for coming on the show this evening, you are a lifelong conservative, you know have the support of your states democratic party in your independent bed to try and unseat senator mike lee in november. how exactly do that democratic party decision come about, did you lobby them to stand down? >> well, start off to say, a majority of -- one replace mike lee. the challenge of that majority is divided between democrats of course, independents, disaffected republicans or pro democracy republicans, whatever you'd like to label them. and then members of third parties and so i went to unite a utah party, democratic party and asked them

john lee was the sole candidate in this election. he secured $1416.00 votes, 98 percent, turn out it's. he says this is a joyful ho a day for hong kong. he says it is the red cross international smile day which.

john lee has been speaking during the past few minutes. he says, this is a joyful ho a day for hong kong. he says it is the red cross international smile day, which was another reason to be happy as to what sort of chief executive he'll make . well, the coming weeks and months will tell, but john lee is certainly a man who has the backing the support of beijing. otherwise he wouldn't be in that position. now. as for the people of hong kong, well of course, this was supposed to be one of those occasions where they chose their chief executive. it was supposed to happen in 2017. it hasn't happened now. it didn't happen then. and i guess the question is whether this model is the way that you know, future hong kong leaders are going to be chosen. john lee, as i say, is a man who is not just the former security chief here. he was also a courier policeman. he was in the force for more than 40 years, so he is a man that knows the security situation here in hong kong. inside out, he played a very decisive role in suppressing the pro democracy prote

and lee was the only candidate. ah. hello, i'm clare richardson, thanks so much for joining us. russian forces have stepped up their attacks across ukraine, including firing cruise missiles at the southern port city of odessa. they've also resumed the bombardment of the besieged steel plant in mario pole. after the remaining women, children and older adults were evacuated. observers believe moscow ames to make symbolic gains before monday's anniversary of the soviet union victory over nazi germany in world war 2. the most intense attacks have been in eastern ukraine, where many people have been left homeless. clothes hang from blasted trees in the eastern ukrainian city of back. moot, a grim decoration for a war. nobody here is celebrating residence survey, the damage following another rush, an air strike. svetlana has come to collect belongings from what was once her home . god was the token i survive with that. this was my parents house. my sister was living here. i was living here. 2 people are homeless now and 2 of

lee ann: yeah, it's a good question, geoff. i'm not sure if he even has 50 votes. of course, there's 50 democrats. but the senate voted on something similar to this earlier this year, and they did not get the support of senator joe manchin. now, it wasn't the actual legislation that they were voting on. it was just on a procedural motion to even open debate on the legislation. and that still did not get the support of senator joe manchin. now, the reason senator schumer is holding a vote right now, even though it's going to fail, is twofold. first, he wants to show the progressives, the decratic base, people who are frustrated and angry about this ruling, that the democrats are trying to do something even though they aren't able -- don't have the votes to get anything done. and the second reason is he wants to put all republicans on the record of voting against this. that is going to be a very clear cut line between the two parties, the republicans and democrats, on where they stand on this issue. and senator schumer wants to make that known. now, the difference be

i'm greg lee. communities across the country are bracing for demonstrations both for and against the possible repeal of abortion protections under the decades old roe v. wade case here in the bay area, more than a dozen politicians and leaders gathered to rally voters to action in defense of a woman's right to choose. ktvu south bay reporter jesse geary has this story from mountain view. this is an assault on women's rights . in mountain view friday, more than a dozen political and community leaders all but one women and all united in sounding a clarion call to action. for the very first time in the history of our country, the supreme court is poised to take a right away that pronouncement from south bay congresswoman anna issue comes after sunday's leaked draft from the high court. it indicates justices may overturn roe versus wade, the 1972 landmark ruling that women have a constitutional right to abortion, but the draft indicates the court would leave the issue up to individual states. and if yo

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our guest meredith lee and i want to go right to your latest story in politico. explain what's happening there and why that is impacting and food prices around the world. >> so the war in ukraine right now has really hampered the ability for ukraine to get any kind of food out of the country. it's a major grain producer as is russia so that's disrupted global supply of food. the russian military's blockade around ukraine in the black sea right now is hampering the ability for millions of tons of grain to leave ukraine and to go to countries across the north africa, middle east that rely on those for food supplies. >> so what can you do us do, how do you get the food out and get them to market? >> some lawmakers i talked to recently chris coons, jason crow from colorado have been talking with administration officials and others trying to push for humanitarian corridor, a un humanitarian corridor or that would be established from the support of odessa and travel out of the black sea and basically allow those grain supplies to get to north africa, the middle east. t

lee. >> present. >> vice chair reiner. >> present. >> all are present. >> thank you, mr. clerk before we proceed to item 2 do you have announce ams. task force is now convening the final hybrid meeting. first comment will being taken on each item on the agenda. those attending in person will be allowed to speak first and we will hear from those waiting on the phone line within web exthe call in number for this meeting today is 415-655-0001. you will be prompted to enter meeting id it is 24963780113. after you are entered the id. you should press upon pound twice to connect to the meeting. when you are connected you will hear the discussions and your line will be muted and in listening mode only. had your item come up and public comment is called those in person will lineup to speak along the left hand side of the room if you are facing me come those on the phone or connected to the web ex join by raising their hands. callers can raise hands dialing star and 3. if you have done so you will

john lee was a sol candidate in this election. he secured 1416 votes, 98 percent, turn out that he says, this is a joyful who a day for hong kong. he says it is the red cross international smile day, which was another reason to be happy as to what sort of chief executive he'll make . well, the coming weeks and months will tell, but john lee is certainly a man who has the backing the support of beijing. otherwise, he wouldn't be in that position. now. vote is in the philippines and preparing for monday's election, described as the most important in its history. halls predict victory for ferdinand marcus junior, the son of the former president, toppled by a popular uprising 36 years ago. his rival is vice president. lenny wil greater whose grassroots campaign has galvanized young people. the king of saudi arabia has been admitted to hospital st. media says king solomon that will have medical tests in jetta. he had gallbladder surgery, 2 years ago. israeli police have arrested to palestinians following and attacking the central city

that comes through that he could have for instance asked robert e lee robert lee was wearing his dress sword. he could have asked lee to surrender his sword as part of surrender. he didn't because he did not want to humiliate the league he of course, you will know the story provided very generous terms. the officers could keep their sidearms in their horses. the armies were the soldiers were paroled. the confederate soldiers was starving grant immediately issued orders to for 25,000 rations to be provided, but i think what's so remarkable about grants behavior. is that here at this supremely happy moment for him in the soldiers. he doesn't allow, you know any gloating or celebration to take place, you know, no 100 gun salutes or anything like that. in fact his wife. julia had urged him after the fall of richmond the confederate capital julia had urg, to go in as the conquering hero which i think many and other generals would gladly have done and grand turn to julia and said no julia. i can't do that. don't you realize how bitter defeat already is for these people without my lording it

john lee has been speaking during the past few minutes. he says, this is a joyful how a day for hong kong. he says it is the red cross international smile day, which was another reason to be happy as to what sort of chief executive he'll make . well, the coming weeks and months will tell, but john lee is certainly a man who has the backing the support of beijing. otherwise he wouldn't be in that position. now. as for the people of hong kong, when of course, this was supposed to be one of those occasions where they chose that chief executive. it was supposed to happen in 2017. it hasn't happened now. it didn't happen then. and i guess the question is whether this model is the way that you know, future hong kong leaders are going to be chosen. john lee, as i say, is a man who is not just the former security chief here. he was also a courier policeman. he was in the falls for more than 40 years, so he is a man that knows the security situation here in hong kong. inside out, he played a very decisive role in suppressing the co democracy protes

let's bring in bloomberg editor tony czuczka in washington and lee yvonne man in taipei. tony, let me start with you. how are we expect these commitments to ban russian oil imports to be? >> these are interventional -- international summits where they make broad perspectives. they are trying to do something momentous, particularly in european countries area the u.s. and u.k. have already announced that they are banning russian oil imports and significant germany is backing and eu planned for january deadline. we are from japan sunday in the g7 virtual meeting that they are also making a strong commitment. so, there is movement afoot. the flipside is that several eastern european eu countries especially hungry are still holding out on the eu plan and that will continue to bear watching in the days ahead. >> tony, when it comes to the eu struggling to wean itself off russian oil and gas despite warnings for the need for energy security diversification over the past decade, what are we getting as the latest signal? >> well, that is where countries like hungary, the czech rep

the former san francisco mayor ed lee. this is it chase center. the statues right outside the arena at the gate house and but they cough thrive. city where fans gather and watch away games. the sculpture depicts show field looking lee in a seated position with the basketball there in his hands. the former mayor would have turned 70 today. lee's widow, mayor london breed house speaker nancy pelosi all attended the ceremony. lee played in trickle role in san francisco's quest to bring the warriors to the city. but you never got to see them play at chase center. he died from an unexpected heart attack. fewer than 2 years before it opened. >> coming up, what we know about the passenger who opened the emergency exit door on a flight and then walked right out onto the wing. >> some scary moments on a red eye flight to chicago and a passenger leaves the plane through the emergency yeah, that's what happened when a united flight landed from san diego. it's about 4 in the morning. the plane was approaching the gate when a male passenger pulled the emergenc

that individual is john lee. it's been almost 25 years since china assumed sovereignty over hong kong and the sole contender for the city's top job would be the first security official to run it since the handover. >> this new chapter will be a new symphony. >> reporter: and the new conductor, john lee, a former career police officer. >> he is different from previous kinds of leaders that we've had in the past. generally they've come from business or they've come from the elite civil service. he doesn't have any of that. he has networks that are in the police and in, say, public security on the mainland. >> reporter: before serving as hong kong's former deputy leader, lee was its top security official. during the long and often violent pro-democracy protests of 2019, demonstrators held posters slamming lee and other top officials. in 2020, lee enforced a sweeping national security law imposed by beijing and was among nearly a dozen people sanctioned by the trump administration in 2020 for his role in undermining

just two years earlier, this is also lee. a self-described wrapper who posted a song in 2020 named after dave chapelle. while the motive is unclear, police are looking into how lee got a replica handgun with a knife blade so close to chapelle. >> given its size and its description, how did that ever get through screening? >> reporter: chapelle was not injured. he even continued his performance at the netflix is a joke comedy festival. >> security caught me slipping. >> reporter: lee, who now has close to 6000 filers on spotify. jericka duncan, cbs news. mexico is being referred to the l.a. city county office. >>> amber heard continues her testimony in the defamation lawsuit brought by donnie depp. she told jurors how surrounded himself with what she described as an entourage of enablers. people who deal with the fallout of his drug and alcohol abuse. she claims things got my life aboard a private plane. >> i was looking out of the window and he slaps my race. and his friend is in our proximity. and it didn't hurt my face. it

jackson lee: fighting for our rights. ms. lee: it's personal for many of us. it's personal for me because i know firsthand what being denied access to legal abortion looks like. i have personally experienced the fear, the stigma, the trauma, the despair of being denied the care that you need. i know what it's like to have your medical decisions criminalized, to be forced to travel for the care that you need and to see your future hang on the decisions of politicians rather than doctors. an entire generation of people have only known a world with protections under roe. now we know how extreme the republicans are and the courts and how extreme they are and not one republican senator voted to even consider legislation that protects our rights to make our own reproductive health decisions. they're totally out of step with the public where 70% of people support personal liberty and freedoms to make their own personal decisions about their bodies. now remember that they tell you that they care about personal freedom. remember that because they won't stop here. our r

and lee was the only candidates. ah hello, i'm clare richardson, thanks so much for joining us. russian forces have stepped up their attacks across ukraine, including fire and cruise missiles at the southern port city of odessa. they have also resumed the bombardment of the besieged steel plant in mario ball. after the remaining women, children and older adults were evacuated. observers believe moscow ames to make symbolic gains before monday's anniversary of the soviet union victory over nazi germany in world war 2. the most intense attacks have been in eastern ukraine, where many people have been left homeless. clothes hang from blasted trees in the eastern ukrainian city of buck moot, a grim decoration for a war. nobody here is celebrating residence survey, the damage following another rush and asked strike svetlana has come to collect belongings from what was once her home. god was that that didn't. how can i survive with that? this was my parents house. my sister was living here. i was living here to thank you.

lee ann was equally smitten. "i lost you once and do not want to lose you again, " she wrote. >> she was preparing for him to come be her husband and be a part of her life for the rest of her life. >> while he carried on with lee ann in pennsylvania, back home in san diego, larry was growing distant from connie but never mentioned getting a divorce or separating. in fact, he still kept up his family routines, even going to church with them every sunday. >> my dad was a church board member. my mom was really involved with bible studies and women's groups. it was a big part of our life. we didn't know anything was wrong. i always thought that everything was fine and great. >> so, larry was leading a double life and lying to both of the women? >> exactly. >> yeah. he had two complete lives and lived them as one. it was really weird. >> connie remembers that time well but for different reasons. larry told her and the kids that he'd gotten a big photo contract in pittsburgh and for the next three years, larry split hi

host: meredith lee? guest: locals farmers market here in d.c., really trying to support local producers, growing your own food. that is a good point when our food systems are reeling from the pandemic. host: with some of these shortages, how much concern is a food panic? so many stories about the infant formula and trying not to create --? guest: ken ukraine, they were careful to warn about food shortages. they didn't want to create panic. they are getting the message now, it is not going to be widespread produce or grocery items right now. but it is important they are leaning into the fact --. host: to nebraska on the republican line, jeff, good morning. caller: they knew seven months ago that putin was going to pool this. they should have started planning a long time ago. we have 107,000 people. they have done nothing with the border. all this is just piling up. they have got no answers. this is the saddest thing i have ever seen. our government is so -- our government isn't so much trouble, it is unbe

lee, mr. boyle, and mr. delgado, i inform the house that these four members will vote yea on h.r. 2992. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mrs. walorski of indiana, mr. mchenry of north carolina i inform the house that mr. mchenry and mrs. walorski will vote yes on h.r. 2992. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nevada seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by chairman meeks, i inform the house that mr. meeks will vote yes on h.r. 2992. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. sires, mr. lamb, mrs. kirkpatrick, mr. higgins, mr. pane, and -- payne, and mr. pascrell i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 2992. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the memb

host: meredith lee? guest: locals farmers market here in d.c., really trying to support local producers, growing your own food. that is a good point when our food systems are reeling from the pandemic. host: with some of these shortages, how much concern is a food panic? so many stories about the infant formula and trying not to create --? guest: ken ukraine, they were careful to warn about food shortages. they didn't want to create panic. they are getting the message now, it is not going to be widespread produce or grocery items right now. but it is important they are leaning into the fact --. host: to nebraska on the republican line, jeff, good morning. caller: they knew seven months ago that putin was going to pool this. they should have started planning a long time ago. we have 107,000 people. they have done nothing with the border. all this is just piling up. they have got no answers. this is the saddest thing i have ever seen. our government is so -- our government isn't so much trouble, it is unbe

summer lee says she wanted to dismantle the democratic party. summer lee. more interested in fighting democrats than getting results. >> that was an attack ad targeting progressive candidate summer lee in the democratic pry race for pennsylvania's 12th congressional district. the message. summer lee is not a real democrat. if you want a real democrat, do not vote for summer lee. notice what it said at the end this. udp is responsible for the content of this ad. it stands for united dem praes , democracy project. set aside the fact that that attack ad had nothing to do with the goal of supporting israel. aipac is not a group, 109 of the 147 of the republicans who refused to affirm president joe biden's victory. and in an ad shoe not vote for -- you should not vote for a progressive candidate because she might fight against other democrats. and the apac spent $3.3 million in that one congressional race trying to defeat summer lee. right now, summer lee leads by less than 500 votes, all precincts reporting, and that may not have been money well spent. but we'l

john lee has been named as hong kong new leader. he was the only candidate in the race to succeed carry lamb. a security chiefly lead the crackdown on the 2019 mass protest. monday's presidential election in the philippines is being described as the most important in its history. full predict victory, ferdinand marcus, junior, the son of the former president, toppled by a popular uprising 36 years ago. his rival, his vice president, and many hundreds of chinese in to been rallying to support president chi sides plans to rewrite the constitution as concern, the public sheriff's port could be used as a reason to dissolve political parties. opposition groups accused aid of a paragraph by dissolving parliament and ruling by decree. last june, president side sacked his government and froze parliament. it went on to award himself powers to rule by decree. in september, in february, this year president side dissolved an independent judiciary council. but he insists his actions are meant to preserve the state and its institutions said, anno

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john lee was a sole candidate in this election. he secured $1416.00 votes, 98 percent, turn out as he says, this is a joyful ho a day for hong kong. he says it is the red cross international smile day, which was another reason to be happy as to what sort of chief executive he'll make . well, the coming weeks and months will tell, but john lee is certainly a man who has the backing the support of beijing. otherwise, he wouldn't be in that position. now. ukraine's accused rush hour of bombing, a school in the eastern region of law hands had happened in the village of belgrade called of the governor of law. handsome says about 90 people had been hiding in the building. ukraine's government says all civilians have been evacuated from the steel plant and the southern city of mario, paul. hundreds of women, children, and elderly people have been chopped inside for months. as russia intensified its attacks. the director of the u. s. intelligence agency, the c i. e says he's convinced vladimir putin is doubling down on the war in ukraine.

right looking at our bruce lee mural mural of bruce lee is on display at the chinese historical society of america in san francisco. chinatown it is collaborative and intricate work of artists using drawings, technology and music to bring the cultural icon to life to tell his story. he is the bridge. that how we need people who are bridges in our society to connect us artist marina perez wong says lee is a symbol of unity, bridging the gap between the west and the east. born in san francisco to chinese parents, he embraced his asian and american heritage. this is representative of china, the mountains here. the mural depicts the important places in lee's life. the people in the mural included those who inspired lee and those he inspired. it also illustrates his use of his martial arts skills to teach students of all ethnicities, including kareem abdul jabbar, childhood superhero. of mine for years, michael dinkins helped create the music for the mural. movies and philosophy were his inspiration. courage. honor strength. um. it was so many things that he shared and that i picked up from

lee was the only candidates, adrian brown reports from hong kong. with china's endorsement. it was just a question, but how big john lee's winning margin would be to give the appearance of an open contest? the secret votes were presented to the election committee before being counted. congratulations, a landslide. 1416 votes. in his acceptance speech, lee promised to leader hong kong that was carrying open, vibrant and vigilant safeguarding. our country sovereignty. national security and development interests. protecting hong kong from internal and external stress, and ensuring as stability will continue to be of paramount importance. the former number 2 in the hong kong government had previously served a security chief authorizing the use of tear gas rubber, bullets, and occasional live rounds to disperse, protested during the unrest of 2019, oh, it was an election day of one candidate, 3 protest hers and lots of police, 7000 officers, in fact, enough to keep the few dissenting voices well away from the convention center where the vote was held. analysts say the john lee ha

lee requires 24—hour care, really. and so, that's provided — the majority of it is provided by me and his dad, briah — and then we have paid carers. one of their care workers left injanuary, because she needed to earn more money. tania manages lee's care, which is nhs—funded, and she's had just four applications for thejob. none were suitable. are you going to talk to me, lee? are you? — it makes it really difficult because i have my own health needs, which makes physically caring for lee difficult because it causes me a lot of pain. my husband is self—employed because he needs to be accessible and available if i need to call him to come and help with lee. one step. but at the end of the day, he's our son so, you know, we'll do what lee needs. tania has little confidence they will find the help they need any time soon. the government says reforming the care system is a priority, and that it's investing billions of pounds in improving the way it works for families and staff. alison holt, bbc news. covid—19 i