it in however they see fit. africa has been shaped by diverse histories, cultural positions and influences. these have also served to create an exciting contemporary fashion scene which is as dynamic and eclectic as the confident itself. this ever evolving creative scene and booming fashion industry has inspired a landmark exhibition at the victoria and albert museum in london. highlighting this explosion of creativity, while celebrating the designers, the ingenuity, and the unstoppable global impact of african culture, music and fashion. dr christine checinska is the curator in charge of the show. she and her team have dedicated the last two years to discovering the key creatives, stories and historical legacy of african fashions. 50 christine, i know we caught you in the middle of installing the exhibition. what is your ambition for the show? the ambition for the show is really to give a platform for these wonderful creatives on the continent to showcase their work in the w
workers and $350 million in job training to help formerly incarcerated and at-risk teens enter the workforce. critics say it will not help reverse soft on crime policies perpetuating lawlessness. more of the same nonsense we keep hearing from the people who simply don t want accountability for crime f. they are prosecuted, you have judges who aren t sentencing them to the sentences they are supposed to get. the criminals know this. this is a game to them. they are very savvy about what they can get away with. carley: all right, interesting bit of news this morning. we re talking about the $1.9 trillion stimulus package passed march of last year, part led to inflationary period we re in right now, it pumped so much money into the system, gave people stimulus checks, even people that didn t need them and the white house released information about how some cities used covid money to help fight crime. we read some. i will follow-up with more. $10 billion for crime reduction.
Laboring on labor day. Great to see you, ash. Ashley we usually see each other at night, change of scenery on the east coast. We have a lot this hour. President ial rematch between former President Trump and President Biden in a dead heat. Kevin bidens biographer says it wouldnt be a shock if the president does not run again. Surprise, not a shock. In 2024 is a 2020 rematch, it does not get closer than this. This is Wall Street Journal poll asking about a trumpbiden contest, it is a 4646 split. Donald trump widened his lead with a commanding 59 , a 46point gap between trump and his closest competitor. One lowertier candidates he is seeing a different story on The Campaign Trail. Our canvassers have me running second in that state and tell me there is plenty of time between now and the iowa caucus and we will take my message, my lifetime in the Conservative Movement and offer a fresh vision for Republican Party and america. And others looking for a rematch between biden and trump sugges
i m judge jeneane piroro. this is the five. a historic day, tens of thousands of people showing their solidarity. it is a breath of fresh air after a month of vicious anti-semitic threats and pro-hamas lunacy. lawmakers and celebrities and ordinary americans banding together for the release of hostages and announcing a growing wave of anti-semitism. we stand with israel. the calls for a cease fire are outrageous. hamas wants to wipe them off of the earth. we will not let that happen. but that massive show of support for israel is at ods with the biden state department. a recently leaked memo signed by 100 employees accuses president biden of spreading miss information about israel s conflict with hamas and it alleges that the jewish state is involved in war crimes. it sounds like something the far-left squad would say. speaking of which those radical lawmakers were once again calling for a cease fire. cease fire means there is no military solution, just a diplomatic
u.s. secretary of state antony blinken speaking moments ago during an unannounced trip to iraq as he continues his high-stakes trip through the middle east as the israel-hamas war intensifies. here is what he had to say. we just finished meetings here in bagdad. we started with a briefing for our entire team at the embassy about the security situation. as you know, there have been a series of attacks directed at our personnel, both in iraq as well as in syria. job number one for me is to ensure the security of our people. so i got an update on everything we re doing to make sure our personnel are safe and secure. in addition, i had a good, productive, candid meeting with the prime minister. there were two areas of focus. the first was to reaffirm our commitment to our partnership with iraq. we ve made tremendous progress with iraq in recent years, particularly working with the iraqi government on everything from economic reform, to energy independence, helping to strengthen