joseph: maybe. i mean, i don't know if it's so much the clash of cultures as always feeling, you know, just different and sort of having a little bit of an outsider's perspective on everything in life. because i think a lot of times, the best comedy comes from just being to look at everyday things from a different perspective. there's things that are in front of people's faces all day, but they just don't notice it 'cause they're so in it. so, i think when you, you know, feel just a little bit like an outsider sometimes, it allows you to s robert: how much free wheeling is going on whe you go up there, this particular show? i know you have an act and you're going to play off of it a little bit, but at this particular show with this whole atmosphere and things like that, how free wheeling do you kind of get, and is it pretty fun doing it? joseph: you know, typically, i tend to-- i tend to stick to my material. as a comedian, whether it's this kind of show or it's a show in a club, but you know, that

joseph: it's education. whatever level you're at, you open your mind to the world and you're able to overcome challenges in life. education brightens your life. if you run a business, or anything else you do, you need to educate yourself to a certain level. you learn how to live. your life becomes somehow easier than if you were not educated. reporter: tomorrow, joseph kogo will return to his workshop at the e-waste scrap yard, a place often labeled as hell on earth. host: sticking to a vision and not losing hope -- that's key for the global shapers, too. young people, dedicateted to combining creative ideas and commitment to make lasting change. supported by the world economic forum, so far they've helped kids in colombia's poorest neighborhoods, campaigned for affordable housing in japan, and fought for the rights of prisoners in brazil. there are aroundnd500 globalal shapers s around the world. today, we e head to indodoness capital,l, jakarta, toto meete young man withth a brilliantnt . mumuhammad: ifif

>> joseph: yes. we're here -- and i part of the argument of my book is that we need to -- as i said at the end this should be our founding myth. when you think about beginning of american you should not be thinking of shining city on the hill, puritan, massachusetts, you should be thinking people cast into a wilderness trying to reconstruct society where democracy presents itself. that's what we should be thinking. for those individuals it did not work out for them. but what i would say what i'm arguing is that we acknowledge this myth. we live by this myth. these are the stories we tell each other. what got me into the project in the first place was ten-12 years ago i was fascinated that ship wrecked and marooning was popular in -- i think there's 37 different versions of the survivor series in the united states. we are fascinated by this. we retell stories of ship wreck and maroonage, "the walking dead," those apocalypse stories are maroonage tales, people cast into a wilderness that have to reshap

the bible also reveals that joseph had help in burying jesus. another member of the jewish council, nicodemus. >> nicodemus, much like joseph of arimathea, was also a member of the sanhedrin, a prominent man in jewish society. >> it's clear that not all the jews in jerusalem were behind jesus' death. for the simple reason that jesus was jewish, his followers and disciples were jewish. not only that, not even all the jewish authorities were responsible for jesus' death because you have people like joseph of arimathea and nicodemus. >> the body is taken to joseph's tomb and prepared for burial. >> when nicodemus is willing to get involved is in the burial. he's supplying really very expensive products to be used in the process of embalming the body. >> first century jewish law said that to touch a dead body would make you unclean. and so for joseph and nicodemus to actually go through the process of preparing jesus for burial, there had to have been tremendous love and devotion just to care for him. >> a rock is rolled across the entrance to seal

at some point mary and joseph lose sight of jesus. it's not difficult to imagine such a thing happening. it's very crowded during the passover in jerusalem, in the temple in particular. there would have been a bustling crowd, so it is very easy to imagine that jesus would get separated from his parents in that kind of scene and become lost. >> jesus! >> and he's not lost for a short period of time. he's lost for three days. they must have been insane with worry. >> i'm looking for my son. he's 12 years old. >> where did jesus go? he's got to be with one of the relatives, right? and he's not. >> jesus! >> well, the first thing you need to realize is that these ancient jewish families were extended families, and when you had a child that was on the cusp of manhood anyway, you might well assume he's with his relative or he's with that relative and not look askance at the possibilities of that because they're not infants anymore. >> when jesus's parents find him in the temple, he says, where else do you think i would have been. there's a

♪ >>> an ancient burial box, inscribed with the name "james, son of joseph, brother of jesus." a box that might actually be a connection to jesus christ himself, but who was his brother james? >> the gospels are very clear that jesus had siblings. >> from doubter -- >> can you imagine if your brother said, "i'm the son of god"? >> to leader. >> james ran the whole show in jerusalem. >> but why has james been lost to history? >> james really is the for gotten man. >> narrator: embroiled in one of the longest forgery trials ever, could this box be the first physical evidence of jesus and his secret brother james? ♪ ♪ >> narrator: fall 2002. royal ontario museum in toronto, canada, opens its doors to what may be the most significant discovery ever in biblical archeology. a limestone burial box known as an ossuary, scientifically dated to the time of christ. on its side, an inscription in ancient aramaic which reads, "james, son of joseph, brother of jesus." >> it came just as we'd crossed the millennial threshold. we had already had the y2k bug, we had had the pope's millennia

joseph: you mentioned spacex earlier. a lot of conversation about private investment and commercial flight going to space. looking back, there has been private investments with the observatory in california. theyou talk about partnership, if there is one, between the government and private sector and what those investments have been and what that has meant for space exploration? bill: even in the 1960's when nasa was big, it was not that big. or 50,000 people at the height in the 1960's and we are about it in thousand civil services -- civil servants who work for nasa now. we can do all of that stuff ourselves. a lot of tax cut -- tax dollars that come to caps on -- that come to nasa, we spend the money here on earth and we pay other companies that are doing interesting work to help us. there has been a long relationship. the first rocket that got us to the moon was built by the chrysler corporation. car company. parts of of different the space program have come from industries. that is a long-standing situation. 1960's,

was there it's done it's the end for joseph below. but there are problems with of right a lot of them. there are reports that many polling stations never even opened prompting frustration among voters. and the opposition is concerned that voting machines have been manipulated to help could be seen as preferred success when. two cities have been barred from voting a tool residents in the opposition stronghold to benny and pretend though will not be able to cast their vote congo's new leader this time around and officials cited in a phone i break as the reason. in beni for straighted voters staged their own mock ballot in protest but it will likely only be the next election that their voice is really heard. no good. deed abuse when the boss she is in kinshasa is following the elections in the d.r. see for us wendy some parts of the country will not get to vote for a new president why is that. i everyone myself a country like binyan or wasn't and now this or you know and that today some of them tried to organize a small war to show the a

joseph, did you want to weigh in? >> oh, certainly. '68 really is a global year of political revolution, so when we think of domestically of '68, one of the slogans is going to be the whole world is watching when young activists are being brutalized at the democratic national convention in chicago. and what they mean by the whole world is watching, is that the whole world was watching what american democracy actually meant for people who were protesting for social justice, and the huge yearning khasm between democratic reality and reality when it came to american citizenship. globally, when we're thinking about what is going on, we're thinking about certainly the tet offensive, we're thinking about the prague spring in check sl czechoslovakia. we're thinking about the demonstrations across europe, and south american and africa. we're thinking about anti-colonial struggles. student strikes and protests all throughout the world. so '68 is this feeling of political revolution, and optimism, and also cultural revolution.

a man also a diary is a ruling party's candidate and outgoing president joseph kabila as a pattern of choice his critics say he's not suitable because he's and the european union sanctions and is not popular but he supporters argue he's best placed for the post very different positions. congress yes. it's was the country's. interest as the people. on interests. this is this is. this martin for you lou has been described as the accidental candidate. he was little known outside and nominated back. to prominent and popular politicians. and. who were excluded from the election are backing him i want to give. and i have to have. we have to leave because. every year. at least five million. is the leader of the largest opposition party. he's. inexperienced and only riding on the popularity of his late father the founder of the party. i have more political experience than some of my opponents i joined politics twenty five years ago and i started from the bottle i was just going to lead the party grassroots and succeeded where i am my father's son but also on my own. the candidates are promisi

they are probably in joseph's extended family's house. there's not room for them in the main accommodation so they have to put jesus where the animals are. >> nevi samuel, nine miles from bethlehem, the houses in this archaeological site provide an insight into the nativity story. >> this is a typical home dating to the second temple period. this is the kind of home you can imagine jesus might have been born in, in bethlehem. the family would have lived up here. they may have accessed the top floor from a ladder. maybe two or three rooms. everything very crowded. but what's really significant is what we find down here on the ground floor. this is actually quite typical of a first century home. the animals would have been kept inside the home on the ground floor. here they would have eaten food that would have been placed in here. they would have drunk some water. it's in a trough like this that we can imagine the manger in which jesus was laid. here amongst the animals. ♪ >> when we think of the nativity, it has all the elements of beau

joseph mifsud supposedly knew everything about me before i got there. he is like, so you are the guy joining the trump campaign. i said, yeah, who are you? i did not know who he was. i know the vietnamese prime minister, i know this guy, he presented himself as a man of the world who could connect me to every country you could imagine, including russia. trumpn't a secret that wanted some connection with russia at the geopolitical level at that time. i said, let me take him with a grain of salt and actually see oft he can provide in terms connecting the campaign to various diplomats, both western and russia, just like my job description entailed me to do. he told me after meeting me in rome that he was profiling me. what is your religion? are you sympathetic to this party, to that country? it was more of a profile instead of a, hey, you are interesting and maybe we can work something out where i can help you and you can help me. it was more of a profile. but when you are 28 and you are not in the circles, you don't know what is happening until you look b

what's at stake for the congolese here in this election other than electing a successor to joseph. i've been asking people question today is there should be people here and i i remember seeing young men who told me early today that. the way to go to the exchange many people here are waiting for a change expecting to bring a change in the life but at the at the end also worried about the result they don't know if the result will be the reality of the vote they don't know if to be no fraud you need. and when will we know when will we start to see results from this election coming in. the first means and we people are expecting for the first is that on the sixth of daenerys. fischer the six of generally but you know when we may see some results we could have some results tonight not that we not be official the official one would be at this fix of generates. when this thing we do correct results ok when the bashi and kinshasa covering this historic election for us thank you very much. thank you to sports now and twenty eighteen has been a year that many german football fans would rathe

there it's done it's the end for joseph kabila. but there are problems with the vote a lot of them. there are reports that many polling stations never even opened prompting frustration among voters. and the opposition is concerned that voting machines have been manipulated to help could be used as preferred successor when. two cities have been barred from voting at all. residents in the opposition strongholds of beni and pretend though will not be able to cast their vote for d.r. congo's new leader this time around and officials cited in a bona fide break as the reason. in beni frustrated voters staged their own mock ballot in protest but it will likely only be the next election that their voice is really heard. good. when you bashing is in kinshasa and is following the elections for us when the some parts of the country weren't able to vote for a new president why is that. our fans by them their country being agreeable and the world and allow them to work for security reason and health reasons for example in their new single day for that very evil and good but so they weren't able

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damon joseph planned to attack a synagogue says the fbi. the isis supporter was arrested after receiving two semiautomatic rifles from an undercover agent. >> he made very clear that his intention, his personal goal was to kill a rabbi. >> reporter: inspired by the pittsburgh synagogue shooter, say authorities, joseph just last week deciding between two targets allegedly stated, which one will have the most people? what time and what day? go big or go home. ann thompson, nbc news. >>> it is help wanted tonight at the white house with chief of staff john kelly on his way out there is an opening for one of the most powerful positions in the country, if not the world. so why aren't contenders rushing to apply? here's hallie jackson. >> reporter: president trump under pressure legally and about to be under staffed internally now that john kelly is on his way out. >> john kelly will be leaving, retire -- i don't know if i can say retiring but he's a great guy. >> reporter: the chief of staff's resignation has been rumored for months as his relat

and fired at joseph. joseph joseph a joseph l. there. and i felt that but i couldn't say what happened next if you perceive me or. perhaps they thought i was dead too. we have was blood everywhere it depends on the two. i was very scared and decided to go into exile in europe with my family. in europe because i wondered what path my career would now tank i learned that the congolese women in kiev are we had mobilized to ask me to return from. contra to all the rules of security confronting the danger dr mcwade he decided to return to the government. supported by the women of cuba he returned more determined than ever and radicalized his struggle. that. i am some little girl no together we say no to sexual violence no to the rebellion no to that. this is. the first place for. this in this school to do the police who she says caught of egyptian policeman makes it possible for me to get very risky places. it norm. otherwise i would be a prisoner at the hospital and that's a life i couldn't ban for long. distance but. for when i arrived here

clear it's done it's the end for joseph kabila. but there are problems with the vote a lot of them. there are reports that many polling stations never even opened causing frustration among voters and the opposition is consent that voting machines have been manipulated to help could be less preferred successor when it was. two cities have been barred from voting at all residents in the opposition strongholds of dany and put hamburg will have to wait till march to cast their vote long after its new leader will be sworn in officials cited in a bowl or break as the reason. and benny frustrated residents stage their own rock ballot and protest. but it will likely only be the next election that their voice is really heard it was so. let's head to kinshasa now where wendy bashi is covering the election for us hey wendy how has the voting been progressing so far today. hi everyone the voting is progressing quite well i've seen one would see a polling station is sure we need to go everything is going good but people are very worried because some of them can't find their name on the we're see

then joseph tran26 that says mipsa drops information on me. then, joseph mipsa drops in, then the times of london then the us intelligence and then after that, the same australian diplomat who had met with before that said hey, my boss wants to meet you now. by the way, that's how you get caught up. because your earlier timelines did not match. because you forget one detail work it one day wrong. >> i was interviewed for three hours by the fbi. [ laughter ] >> yeah she has been interviewed. >> there is a lot of the personal element that we never shared but that we have gone through. since that first initial interview. and that is what i want to hear. >> i think that, you know, we can talk about these issues but this is the stuff that no one knows about. and i think simona can talk about that more than i can . >> the second trip i did to chicago when we were dating, i come off the flight from london to his home and two hours later at an fbi agent knocking on his door. i was shocked. i was shocked. that was the day in washington. he was in washi

joseph didn't either so he and his wife moved to accra. his neighbors in the slum showed him out to make cooking pots out of scrap metal. now he and his family own their own home so they no longer need to pay rent. which shows it doesn't want to work in the scrapyard forever he dreams of going to university. because it's education whatever level you're at you open your mind to the world and you're able to overcome challenges in life education brightens your life if you want to business or anything else you do you need to educate yourself to a certain level you learn how to live your life become somehow easier than if you were not educated. you for. tomorrow chose of kogo richard and his workshop at the waste scrap yard a place often labeled as hell on earth. sticking to a vision and not losing hope that's key for the global shapers two young people dedicated to combining creative ideas and commitment to make lusting change supported by the world economic forum so far they've helped kids in colombia's poorest neighborhoods campaigned for af

welcome to the tenth annual joseph story distinguished lecture. on behalf of the heritage foundation, and our center for legal and judicial studies, it's great to welcome all of you here tonight. tonight's event is part of our preserve the constitution series. which we have at this time of the year. we hold this story lecture each year in conjunction with our legal strategy forum which brings together almost 50 freedom-based public interest law organizations from around the country. it's chaired by our distinguished director of the center for legal and judicial studies, john malcolm, who's with us tonight. you'll meet him later on. the story lecture honors a distinguished american lawyer and jurist. he is described by historians as probably having one of the most distinguished and significant impacts on the early legal history of the united states and also has, indeed, according to them, has much or more influence on shaping american law than even chief justice john marshall. in his early career, story served before even becoming a justice, he ser

a man is a ruling party's candidate and outgoing president joseph kabila pastoral choice his critics say he's not suitable because he's under european union sanctions and is not popular but he supporters aggy he's best placed for the post. is different positions. the congress. the interest of the country interest of the people and. interests. this is. has been described as the accidental candidate who is little known outside and is nominated. to prominent and popular politicians. and. who are excluded from the election are backing him i want to give. and i have to have. we have to leave because. every year we create at least five point one million jobs. is the leader of the largest opposition party. he's. inexperienced and only riding on the popularity of his late father the founder of the party. i have more political experience than some of my opponents i joined politics twenty five years ago and i started from the bottom i was chosen to lead the party grassroots and succeeded to where i am i am my father's son but also my own man. the candidates are promising much the same deal. an

joseph? guest: as the historian, i go with the historical record, but i acknowledge that there have been doubts. they are raised by different orders, including the king family posthumously, questioning the way in which evidence was gathered, questioning whether james earl rate in fact murder -- ray in fact murdered their father. when we think of historical records, i go with historical record that james earl ray is the shooter until and unless we are presented with rocksolid evidence that shows something different. guest: i guess you understand that the rocksolid evidence is seriously being covered up. guest: you know, i understand that people are saying that and i would love to see and hear more. i have read those perspectives, definitely. host: i want to go back to that night 50 years ago on april 4. this is the ideal of robert kennedy announcing the death of martin luther king jr. at an impromptu speech in indianapolis. here is what he had to say. [video clip] >> in this difficult day, and

there is no joseph involved in the birth of jesus. her conceptions one --dash conception is miraculous as a follower of god she gives birth all by herself alone under a palm tree and then she is instructed the palm tree will give her dates by bending over and she just needs to avail herself of that and the water but as she heads for home she takes a vow of silence that she will fast from speech so now she's back home our virgin daughter has a baby. what happened? mary, how could you have done this? you have shamed our family at which point jesus speaks up. baby jesus speaks from the cradle and defends her virginity. it is a scene that might be evoked in scholarly mines where baby jesus does a variety but in context i would say it makes the virginity of mary even more important to the qur'an than it is of the other gospels it figures into it but with christianity versus islam that is worthy as a redeemer and christians believe that one person can die for another persons sense of the death can be redemption and by suffering it can be me

was there it's done it's the end for joseph kabila. but there are problems with of bite a lot of them. there are reports that many polling stations never even opened prompting frustration among voters. and the opposition is concerned that voting machines have been manipulated to help could be viewed as preferred successor when . two cities have been barred from voting a tool. residents in the opposition stronghold of benny and pretend will not be able to cast their vote congo's new leader this time around and officials cite it in a vote i break as the reason. in beni. own mock ballot in protest. that will likely only be the next election that is really had. now to some other stories making news around the world north korean leader kim jong un has sent a letter to south korean president moon asking for more peace talks between the two in twenty nineteen kim said the leaders of the two koreas who met three times this year at taken bold measures to overcome years of hostility. at least fifty six people have been killed and some are still

clear it's done it's the end for joseph kabila. but there are problems with the vote a lot of them. there are reports that many polling stations never even opened causing frustration among voters and the opposition is concerned that voting machines have been manipulated to help could be less preferred successor when it was. two cities have been barred from voting at all residents in the opposition strongholds of dany and put tempo will have to wait till march to cost their vote long after the congress new leader will be sworn in officials cited in a bowl of outbreak as the reason. and benny frustrated residents stage their own mock ballot and protest. but it will likely be the next election that their voice is really how it was. as the year comes to an end we're looking back on some of our favorite stories of twenty eighteen our correspondents brought us a range of reports featuring personal struggles political crises and violent conflicts from around the world but there were some stories that made us think a little bit differently like this report on rapping for democracy under tha

clear it's done it's the end for joseph kabila. but there are problems with the vote a lot of them. there are reports that many polling stations never even opened causing frustration among voters and the opposition is concerned that voting machines have been manipulated to help could be less preferred successor when i was at it the two cities have been barred from voting actual residence in the opposition strongholds of dany and put tempo will have to wait till march to cost their vote long after congress new leader will be sworn in officials cited and ebola outbreak as the reason. any frustrated president stage their own mock ballot and protest but it will likely only be the next election that their voice is really heard it was so evident was us. sports now in twenty eighteen has been a year that many german football fans would rather forget the national team won just four of its thirteen matches and of course they didn't put up much of a fight at all while losing its title during this year's world cup so the national team and its stars are open to give fans a reason to cheer and o

with stronger joseph kabila stepping down the d.l.c. could soon have its first peaceful transition of power but the election has been plagued with problems missing voter lists and ballots and broken machine. james hours after polling stations were supposed to close many remain open with long lines of people waiting to turn their tent to vote in other areas officials have already started counting reports say four people were killed in election violence at one polling station in the country's eighty's some twenty one candidates are running for the presidency. they waited for two years to cost their vote what difference will a few more hours in the pouring rain make. after eighteen years of the same man in charge voters in kinshasa waited eagerly for that chance to select a new president. they have a choice between three main candidates two from the opposition and a former interior minister favored by outgoing president joseph kabila. the election means she me means the future of cuny so i have voted for the candidates we will bring for us

a man most adare is a ruling party's candidate and outgoing president joseph kabila as a pattern of choice his critics say he's not suitable because he's and the european union sanctions and is not popular but he supporters aggy he's best placed for the post by east different positions. congress. the interest of the country interest of the people and. only interests. this is. has been described as the accidental candidate who is little known outside and is nominated back. to prominent and popular politicians. and. who are excluded from the election are backing him i want to give. and i have to have. we have to leave because. every year we create at least five point one million jobs for people of course. is the leader of the largest opposition party. he's opponent inexperienced and only riding on the popularity of his late father the founder of the party. i have more political experience than some of my opponents i joined politics twenty five years ago and i started from the bottom i was chosen to lead the party grassroots and succeeded to where i am i am my father's son but also my own man

president joseph kabila came to power in the democratic republic of congo in two thousand and one taking over from his father long kabila he was assassinated by one of his own child soldier bodyguards joseph kabila was initially credited with bringing relative peace reviving the mining of the country's vast mineral was the. conflicts persist and tens of millions of congolese people remain trapped in extreme poverty i mean widespread allegations of corruption. second and final constitutional mandate ended two years ago but he stayed in power since i made growing protests and calls for him to step aside. congolese are finally due to head to the polls on sunday to choose a new leader joseph kabila president of the democratic republic of congo talks to al-jazeera. president joseph kabila of the democratic republic of congo you were due to step down in twenty six the elections were due to be held then they been postponed ever since first please explain what's going on in two thousand and sixteen. election indeed it was supposed to take. the month of november or december. unfortunately due to.

pledge was aimed at averting post-election violence ahead of the vote to choose a successor to president joseph kabila but opposition candidate says he would only sign if amendments were made ruling coalition candidate emmanuel i'm vanisher direct indorse the agreement. earlier the country's top archbishop appealed for calm as follows weeks of political unrest two people were killed during protests on friday after the electoral commission delayed voting in three opposition strongholds until march two months after the new president is due to be sworn in. the electoral commission need to tell the truth we are not people you can just trick in foo how can it be the can chasseur votes and then in beni and over there they are not voting. commission needs to take the time to explain to us what happens if a large part of the population can't vote are they going to know the election over there be continuity in the months in between there is total confusion with their calendar and they can take this well beyond. still ahead an al-jazeera first the war now the flood the severe weather brings more misery f

i started to distance myself from joseph mifsud at that point. and i believe he began to realize it, or whoever was running him began to notice that. and then he sent me a last e-mail, as far as i could remember how it went down, and he said i'm returning from russia and let's have one more meeting in london. said okay. and that is when he drops his bomb on me. out of the blue. unsolicited, i had no idea what he wanted to talk to me about. it is like i'm sitting here and tell you i have a kilo of drugs on me right now. no one is expecting it? >> what kind? >> the expensive kind. but that is how awkward and random and -- this info was that he just dropped on me. and recent revelations and discovery that has come out that i can't yet disclose how i know or that there are transcripts of my meeting with this person. now if he was a russian agent, why would the u.s. government have transcripts of this person dropping this fake information on my lap and basically seeing what i was going to do with it. so after that meeting, that's when things get even

president joseph kabila of the democratic republic of congress and you are due to step down in twenty six the elections were due to be held that they've been postponed ever since first please explain what's going on in two thousand and sixteen elections indeed it was supposed to take place the month of november or december. unfortunately due to. situations that there isn't. in twenty two thousand and twelve thirteen fourteen those elections did not take place. dialogue was organized and subsequently it was decided that elections take place this year after a concerted. process and of course a government that was put in place with the sole mission or primary mission to organize these elections so actions taking place now that a lot of people are very skeptical about that in the skeptical particularly about the recent delays in the recent exclusion the catholic said that they doubted the motives of the electoral commission majority of according to opinion polls don't trust the electoral commission and a lot of people particularly among opposition supporters think that this was all a deli

joseph kabila as walks away from office minister spent he will not be absent for long. the number of illegal knives seized at the uk's borders has more than doubled in a year. official figures show officers took possesion of more than 7,600 weapons. it comes as knife crime in england and wales reaches an eight—year high. adam woods reports. seized at britain's borders, thousands of deadly and illegal weapons. knives and swords destined for the streets. betweenjanuary weapons. knives and swords destined for the streets. between january and the tamba this year, border force staff confiscated more than 7600 lathes, double the number seized the previous year. the figures also show a big rise in other weapons found by officers, including batons and knuckledusters. and this is why police are so concerned. my crime in england and wales is at its highest for eight years. this month, 18—year—oldj for eight years. this month, 18—year—old j became for eight years. this month, 18—year—oldj became the latest victim in london. 17 people stabbed to death in the capital t

congolese had high hopes they could choose a new president this week however the votes were placed joseph kabila who's been in power for seventeen years was delayed again is the latest setback in the electoral process refused to leave office two years ago last week a fire in kinshasa destroyed voting materials now the election is rescheduled for december thirtieth catherine soy is in the capital those four million ballot papers meant for that are in the country now which is a big relief to many people the voting machine that had been recalled from the different province is told already technicians are reprogramming them now i don't want the materials that were meant for other parts of the country are in the different regional headquarters they will be or are being transported to the various then. eventually the polling stations as well but that's another problem logistical you this is a country that has very poor infrastructure we are talking about places that you cannot get. a coal or even a bicycle you have to walk on foot this is also the rainy season of parts of the country as still a

my husband joseph, how lucky i am to have him as my best friend. we were married 16 years ago after i was well into my political career and he achieved success. he is proud and supportive of me always. he did not bargain for the incredibly unfair treatment we got at his expense because of his business success. let the record of the senate say what my republican colleagues did not during my campaign. thank you joseph, for your integrity, honesty, generosity and your heart, which is always -- has always directed you to do good. there is my missouri family. i love my state. every corner of it. even the parts that are not crazy about me. my honor for missourians has been immense and i am grateful for the opportunity i have had to give up every day and work my heart out in a challenging career of public service, and so lucky to have made many good friends. i am excited i will have more time for them. family means no one gets left behind and that is how i feel about missouri. my office has tried hard to help every individual who has come to us, every sen

jesus and mary and joseph being the family unit. and monday is a down day, the day within the octave and christmas. and we start the second week and we have the feast january 1st. while everyone else is celebrating new year's, we have mary, the holy mother of god. it's a lovely feast. and following that is a few memorials. we have gregory the great, a few wonderful doctors of the church. we have the memorial of two american saints, very important american sanities on the 4ing -- sanities on the 4th and 5th. and epiphany on the 6th. it's on a sunday this year. >> it means a showing forth! . >> the arrival of the spirit. >> okay. >> and that in many places until the east is their christmas. . >> the feast of three kick kinks. -- kings. >> and we have one further slide that takes us further to january? >> we do. the next week, we insert when christmas is early and we have a week of masses. it couple nates with the -- culminates with the cap bichl of the lord -- baptism of the lord. >> like the first good chapter of any good catholic's

heontoas t f.i.ays 21-year-old damon joseph, who investigators believe was radicalized by isis online, targeted two toledo-area synagogues. court papers allege that joseph praised the october attack on a synagogue in pittsburgh, telling an undercover f.b.i. agent, "my opinion is that jews are evil and they get what's coming to them." agent fortunato says joseph wanted to carry out a similar mass shooting. >> days ago, he provided an undercover employee a draft plan which outlines general operational and logistical atnsiderations for an attack. >> reporter: because agents were tracking the suspects' activities for months, investigators say the public was never in danger. it is unusual for two major terrorism cases to be announced in the same news conference, but a prosecutor said today it shows that terrorism comes in many forms. jeff? >> glor: jeff pegues, thank you very much. we got some insight today into oow president trump plans to defend against allegations by aderal prosecutors that he directed his lawyer to pay hush honey to two women during the 2016 presidential campaign. it m

. >> another devastating setback that also greatly impacted him was the death of his father joseph. >> joseph kennedy the family patriarch who believed as a second-generation irish-american just off the boat from ellis island that he would build the greatest political dynasty this country has ever had and put a family member into the white house. >> prior to chappaquiddick kennedys suffered a disabling stroke confining him to a wheelchair for the rest of his life after the murders of his sons john and robert joseph had his laster surviving son threaten the family dynasty. >> he was sitting in his bed close one son after another first jack then other than chappaquiddick occurred that was the last hope for the family was lost they were in disgrace. he had nothing left to live for and ted kennedy took that to hisis grave to make his father's desktop death october 69 took a great toll on the senator. >> he went to the day and night and then his father finally died he said i let down my father. >> despite the turmoil he was still exploring a possible run of the white house 1972 as his ambi

and fired and joseph. joseph. fell there. it was and i felt that but i couldn't say what happened next he said to pursue me or to prosecute japs they thought i was dead too. we have his blood everywhere to sell to she was very scared and decided to go into exile in europe with my family. in europe because i wondered what part of my career would now tank i learned that the congolese women in kiev are had mobilized to ask me to return from sin will be easy. to. contradict the security confronting the danger dr mcqueen he decided to return to the government. supported by the women of cuba he returned more determined than ever and radicalized his struggle. that in. on some big goal no together we say no to sexual violence no to the rebellion no to those who wish to become ministers and generals by killing their fellow countrymen you are but your so we the population must say no. this is. the best place for the. this call to the police is she says court of egyptian policeman makes it possible for me to get to very risky places was

mccaskill: and my husband joseph. how lucky i am to have him as my best friend.we were married 16 years ago after he had achieved great success in business. he is proud and supportive of me didn't but he certainly bargain for the incredibly unfair treatment we got at his expense because of his business success. let the record of the senate now say what my republican colleagues did not during my campaign. thank you, joseph for your integrity, your honesty, your generosity and your heart, which is always directed you to do good as you do well. then there is my missouri family. i love my state. every corner of it, even the parts that are very crazy about me. my honor to work for missourians has been immense. i am incredibly grateful to them for the opportunity i have had to get up every day and work my interesting,an challenging career of public service. so lucky to have made many good friends along the way. i am excited that i will now have more time for them. said family means no one gets left behind or forgotten. that