it will not stop being pro life. i want to sleep. we don't have to leave them in groups. dunphy thinks about 2 weeks now. they journey to a show. right? someone does choice our country and someone's needs to review the the nights of violence in french cities. as a kidding of a teenager, we can those accusations of police violence. stomach rice, the other one baron jordan. this is down to the are a night from doe who also coming up us supreme court bands that use of rice in university admissions to boost opportunities to my knowledge it's present vitamin

condemns the decision. court has effectively ended affirmative action and college admissions. nice, strong, strongly disagree with criticism questions intensify ever the whereabouts of senior russian generals who haven't been seen since the one on the un crates and independent body to clarify the sites of thousands missing. and so we have the system, the step inside of the seams of anger and unrest in front with 2 gas fod at a rally for a teenager shot dead by police. demonstrators were paying tribute to the 17 year old on demanding justice. thousands of extra police have been deployed as the government calls for com. police officers been charged over the shooting and they're all reports is apologized to the boy's family for been in the porch and the parents of the of no tests as the more than $6000.00

people marched in memory of 17 year old miles and the crowd led by the dead teenagers, mother, the but the laws, the peaceful march turned violent with some protest as running cause and police attempting to disperse, the crowds bike firing to i guess there was a possible sense of outraging 3 here in the subject of, of known to a sense with niles killing, it's a capital, it's through an outpouring of long suppressed frustration. miles was known to police, but didn't have a criminal record. his family and friends pay tribute to have to go. so this is a young man, he's very kind, he's not evil or hooligan. what the media are saying about him is not true. his mom raced and well, his grandmother, we negotiate around the neighborhood. so she's kind and helpful. she loves everyone . the young men left us for nothing. we not contradicting the state. we are not

contradicting the legal or police procedure. yes, you was driving a car without a license like you tried to flee, but you should not be killed. the original police account was that the 17 year old had driven the car at one of the offices, the video appears to contradict the police version of what happened. it shows an office of pointing his weapon through the window and appearing to fire at close range before the cob and pulls way, facing the wounded. now crashed the vehicle a short distance away. well, the thought is always useful as it isn't even working in view of the state of the investigation and the details collected. the prosecution considers that the legal conditions for the use of the weapon are not met. the officer is now being held as a homicide, suspect in custody of the prison in central powers, in a country where police impunity is widely assumed. that is a momentous precedent, but it hasn't quoted anger in the bottom. yes, suburbs of paris and other cities, president emanuel mack on how the crisis meeting denouncing but the shooting and

the writing that is followed as unjustifiable. clearly the emotion that comes with the dates of a young man calls the contemplation and com. and it's what the government has constantly quoted for. i think this is what should continue to guide the next dallas and the tribute the interior minister has ordered the deployment of 40000 police officers across france, including 5 thousands in the capital, pirates alone, president macro an appeal for contemplation and respect on thursday. no sign of that here in on test buildings up running, the police have been following to task again. and the cat mouse game with demonstrates is in trouble makers. on the one side, the authorities are appealing for tom on the other side. now, strongly a demanding justice pull, brendan, i'll just sarah known to what major french cities are seeing effect nights of riots

. port button sent us this late to update from known to a very large police presence here on the edge of the pablo picasso. social housing estate, this is right now, and his mother lives and that happened fireworks fide the have been road block sets up these barricades that you can see beginning here. a call was over turned a little earlier on on such a life. very similar to previous nights, you can see some of the police over here who have been flooding the area. and the 40000 police have been sent in across france in order to try to keep or the 5000 specifically for this power area. but they are being kept busy by gangs of youths who are defined in some areas curfews that have been imposed in 10 pm to 6 am all the way through to monday transportation has been grinding to a halt. the trams on the buses have been taken off the road by the public authorities in order to prevent those vehicles becoming targets for vandalism. i'm 5 bowman,

and they hit me. hit missed the kind of tough mouse game that some of the demonstrates a stroke. troublemakers playing with the police continues and doesn't look like it's gonna finish any time soon. pull brennan, i'll just sarah known to the . now the us supreme court has ruled using race to determine who would be admitted to colleges violates the constitution lawsuits that challenges the practice at harvard university. and the university of north carolina, president by man and his democratic party have condemned the decision. while republicans welcome, did president jordan ripples 2 of the oldest universities in the united states, harvard and the university of north carolina have used race as one of the many factors to admit potential qualified students. but a group of asian american students suit u. n. c. and harvard cleaning the practice,

denied them access to an elite education in favor of lots are qualified african american and latino applicants. on thursday, the us supreme court agreed ruling 6 to 3 that using race as a factor violated the 14th amendment to the constitution. and the 1964 civil rights, while opposing groups of students reacted to the ruling on the court steps. demand behind the students lawsuits celebrate these obligations compel the removal of all racial and ethnic classification boxes from undergraduate and post graduate application forms. the incoming president of harvard said the school is now reworking the way it admits new students, while still focusing on diversity. we will comply with the court's decision, but it does not change our values. the us president blasted the decision and called

the supreme court, an obstacle to social progress. that is this time more to unravel basic rights and basic decisions than any court regents. every recent history takes and how it's how it's ruled on a number of issues that are, had been present for 5060 years. sometimes the white house is providing legal advice and other support to help schools comply with the ruling. the reaction from harvard students, sadness and anger. i'm infuriated in speech. this is just racism. it's just racism with a very thin veil. i've just met so many people from so many different cell phones and like it will just break my heart for people in the harvard and the university of north carolina had argued that they were using rates as an emissions factor in order to create a student body that would be more sensitive to the diversity of the united states and does create

a generation of future leaders that with us be more responsive to the challenges in the years ahead. the supreme court said that's a laudable goal, but it's not enough to justify violating the us constitution. russell and jordan l 20. the supreme court. well joining us line from washington dc is marshall anthony . he's research director the institute for college access and success set marshall good to have you with our. so what's your response been to this routing by the supreme court? i was actually mean in practice at the race conscious college admissions. no harm. in fact, thank you so much for having me. but apartment of action has been a fundamental step in the right direction towards achieving racial equity and college admissions. however, today, as you heard the supreme court send a very clear message of sending higher education backwards by i'm doing critical progress made over the last several decades. but as president by them stated sedans, remarks, we cannot allow this decision to be

a permanent set back for the country. so, so how much is this effect back to the issue of racial equality marshall? i mean, if the supreme court is stripping away the very protection for students of color to have equal access to higher education this, this increase of the impact of racial inequality doesn't. i know it's a huge setbacks. we know that race blind embrace, neutral approaches, do not guarantee racial diversity and nor systemic barriers that prospective students of color phase and accessing higher education. if we looked at the 9 states that have already banded a formative action prior to dispositions, days of the enrollment of black and black, the next students on that publicly funded flagship universities has declined inhibiting their economic mobility. and so if we looked at those as examples, most likely, we will also see that on the national landscape after today's decision, let's just stick with the issue of affirmative action 1st, 2nd mazda, because it remains one of the most contentious issues in us education groups like

the asian american coalition for education argue that look, affirmative action has negatively affected asian american students challenges of enrollment at elite schools. that y'all do that because they aren't black, they're effectively discriminated against. what's your response to that? as i said with that response is unfortunately on it's, it's unfounded. there's already a few number of black and black. the next students who are in those positions. and so we're arguing over about 4 seats instead of having a, instead of having the larger conversations of how structural racism has and negatively impacted the could be the post secondary access of students of color across the board. and so the conversation as much as, as a much larger conversations to have, instead of pitting groups that have been systematically disadvantaged across the board against each other. and unfortunately, that is a that,

that didn't fortunate that that argument led to today's decision i'll because of misconceptions and mist about who was already accessing and benefiting from a college education. and on the final thoughts in terms of the broad a political for you as president joe biden said, he strongly disagrees with the supreme court ruling and said that the country now needs this new pa, full. but that is consistent with the law because discrimination is still exists in america. so what do you think this new path forward should look like? yes, so the, fortunately there are actionable steps that the bite in here is the administrator. so you can take right now to remove barriers and college access for students of color. in addition to um ending legacy admission that president uh biden announced today and uplifted in his remarks. the administration for the also course to eliminate a to eliminate standardized testing, married based marriage based aid, application fees, transcript fees, all of which disproportionately negatively impacts the access of black and brown

students and higher education. we also know that uh that there are institutions that have historically served students of color even prior to affirmative action during apartment effects and, and now, and this is uh now with this moment that we are in, in a post of formative action error that has been us uh they have uh that have been unfortunately under funded and so is it even more important for those institutions to have funding equity across the board and we have seen move bends to allow that to happen. federal courts have even found patterns have been advocate funding in states in maryland, in mississippi, and that have led to multimillion dollar settlements. and, and i'm hoping that the see that more of that in the decades become marshlands. and a really good to get your thoughts on your analysis on this topic marshall. thank you very much. me for talking to us. thank you so much for having me. now some of

russia's highest ranking general as haven't been seen in public since i'm new to me by watching the mercenaries on saturday. us media reports a russia security service. the has to be wound top general. valerie gas them up about you have any provisions plan verbally in the restroom of the deputies. so guy, so rifkin is also such a have a had advanced knowledge. so rock ins deputy andre union has also been absent from public view since they're both a newton, a media shovel over has more of a must go at the moment, no body here is discussing a triple general stop general. give rossimer at the moment, but for the 1st day in the tunnel from channels they cannot find a general sort of beacon. there was a possibility that x come on. the russian drawing group of forces and ukraine survey can, could be detained due to his alleged a cooperation with you getting progression that's according to a number of media sources. so the, basically, the last time he appeared publicly, it was in, in, in his video message to be involved in

a mutiny is what he called on them to lay down the arms and still den march. and also that no one source or a v can a the whatever pulls that he's family couldn't reach him. so now different versions up here in the media of what happens to him. now the us special envoy for iran robert 90 says his security clearance is under review and the state department announced that money was placed on leave. abram paley is filling in on an acting basis. money left the bottom administrations unsuccessful efforts to revive the 2015 iran you can do specialist has come here and i'll just hear including understanding how the universe was full and the scientist of detective gravitational waves at coming to the depth and judges deliver that products and the trying to form up as in the young leader chapel. sinatra is accused of abusing the presidential palace to stay with us the

the route to you by visit castle. here's your forecasts for friday across the america is great to have your long will begin from the pompous to patagonia that of cloud temperatures pretty well where they should be some rain in the southeast corner of brazil, weather alerts and play for just how quickly those temperatures are falling, but truthfully, most of brazil is actually dry. i will say with the exception of flooring, off list and for northern coastal areas. but now it's looking good and brazil. yeah . as well. still that heats in northern mexico, monterey may hit 40 degrees. there's hurricane adrian moving away, something hot on it skills as well, but either the strong is like to have a major impact, but still something will keep tabs on receiving major heat across the southern us. for some of these states, they have seen their earliest ever heat alerts issued here. i mean,

look at arkansas little rock at 40 degrees and some storms around here, but they'll do little to break the heat. still some poor air quality for the us northeast stall has to do with wildfire, smoke drifting out of canada into this area. some showers and storms here. same goes across the canadian prairies in the northern plains as well. portland 29 degrees. but south of this in california, those temperatures are shooting up for this central valley, the san joaquin valley. you're going to exceed 40 degrees over the course of the weekend. that's all i got for you. see soon the weather brought to you by visit castle. so the journey is almost 10 years in which the shakonda was the translation of international understanding has become the most important translation award from ads to the arabic language in the wild be awarded. announce is that the nomination period? so 2023 starts from the 1st of march to the 31st of july. applications are accepted through the awards official website at w w, w dot h t, a dot q

a the the, the welcome back. i took a lot of our top stories here. this of thousands of police have been deployed across france to prevent another night of unrest and response to the faithful to the shooting of a teenager. about hungry scenes in the power some of known to earlier with a 17 year old is to just president joe biden. has condemned the supreme court ruling. the universities and colleges must stop considering vice, missing some of russia's highest ranking generals hadn't been seen in public since the one that leads me on saturday. us to be there for safe russian security service,

the f. b wanted talk to general everyday last month about you have any provisions planned for your opinion. leaders agreed to offer future security commitments to ukraine during a meeting in brussels on thursday. some of the states, including australia, island in cyprus, are opposed to the assurances that the e u has given. dominant king has more from both a small but vocal groups of ukrainian activists demonstrates that side of the european council demanding the country is admitted to the you all there is little chance of vice any time soon. what it is inside the council have given them is another demonstration of support. and the critical view of the boxes and the last weekend showed the cracks and 14 system, this mutiny of last week. and we'll also have after shots that we will see, the more it is important that we double down on the support for you frame b, it's uh, military capability or financial support. already this week the

e u has increased the fee amounts of money it makes available to kids with some officials saying this support may need to be made permanent. but if that is a unity of purpose regarding ukraine, one issue where that isn't, is migration a deal agreed by you and terry administers in luxembourg, 3 weeks ago was suddenly passed by a qualified majority votes. one nation with objections to it was poland. here in brussels, its prime ministers spell that a disciplined vision. the moment of the plan plan, we have an alternative plan, a plan of securing your borders, and i will present it here and it will be about reinforcements. context, which is also signaling that illegal immigration in directly support smuggling groups. can it supports defacto terrorism in europe? it is enough to look at what font takes, right in its report as such as a by but on the other side of the argument that countries like easily you see the 2 media deal agreed with the youth as a blueprint for the future. elsewhere,

relations with one of the country have loomed launch over this summit. china seen by e, u, v, the symbol tenuously as a partner, a competitor, and the systemic rivals. the move music now suggests these ministers all trying to down play divisions with a jing, with the hopes, the government that might use its influence in moscow to end the war in ukraine. so when it came out, was there a process? now i purchased cooled. federal government plans to default asylums, he goes to rolanda robins and assess the claims is unlawful. court of appeal, judges ruled for one that had not provided one of safeguards to prove it. to save the country between bob as more from them by a majority. this quote allows the appeal on the issue of whether rwanda is a safe country. it's a ruling that human rights groups of welcome to starting to purchase governments entire scheme for deporting asylum seekers to wonder. is it down to like,

just appeal was brought by the char to your solemn age in 10 asylum seekers. all arrived in the u. k. by crossing english channel from phones from the key issue was whether rwanda was a safe food country to send them to the quotes on so was not is reversed. a fire majority of 221 judge is a rule that if people would have posted 01 to they could bend be sent on to the country of origin where they faced persecution or other in humane treatment. even though they had a good case for a solemn, much of the evidence in the appeal hearing came from the united nations refugee agency for you and hcr was absolutely clear that the solemn system in rolanda nathan, their own material deficiencies is under restored the sof have not had adequate training on their systemic bias permanent as the research. so you're not cuz made stopping the bugs. one of his priorities is currently trying to post the registration, allowing both ortiz to detain into port. anyone making the dangerous c journey

apart from unaccompanied children. opposition politicians say the government should concentrate on causing a huge decided claims backlog, which is left to thousands of bundle people in limbo. the government standing firm . we are currently spending, as i say, 6000000 pounds a day on hotel accommodation. 3000000000 pounds a year on servicing our asylum costs. those costs are unsustainable, the prime minister, and i've made it clear that we will do whatever it takes to stop the votes and fix this problem. the u. k. government's hoping to appeal to like his ruling at the supreme court, more delays and done so as nc. and for those asylum seekers affected more distress is compounding that trauma. that happens to y yes. in some cases, over a year with nothing happening on that cases and not even starting the process of having those of them claims completed. and that comes on the boxes often by trauma to johnny's to the u. k. i'm fleeting, we'll see persecution was recently to be ongoing legal fees,

which is already spent almost a $180000000.00 on the rewind the ski a scheme that shows no signs opinion implemented in the near future. the dean, bob, i'll just 0 them to the 100 nation, says it will establish an independent body to investigate the site of tens of thousands. the people missing and siri hudson's war, broke out in 2011. the general assembly voted in response to appeals by the families of people who have disappeared over the past 12 years. sylvia and its allies, russia and iran were among the nations that voted against the resolution. that's the most, not diplomatic. it is a james base. he's at the un headquarters in the this is the resolution that was voted on by the un general assembly was drafted by luxembourg, and it sets up a new party called the independent institution on missing persons in the end. the votes were 83 countries in favor of this 11 against and 62, that's a large number of hoops thing that rules that countries that didn't vote. and it's interesting among those that abstained, it was nearly all of the arab countries,

countries and the pos used to support the serial position. in fact, the only 2 countries in the are, will that supported this? what quite, i'm kind of saw among those to welcome at the us and boston, linda thomas greenfield. she said she believed there were a 155000 syrian people who are missing or detained. what the problem now for the un is going to be, is cooperation from the syrian government, because there already is a commission of inquiry on syria. there's something called the international impartial independence mechanism to gather evidence. and that's the office of the high commission of human rights. but in 12 years of the symbol, the syrian government hasn't cooperated with any of that is james bay's alger 0 at the united nations. as it was from a president job. both of our political future hangs in the balance as a panel of judges decides whether to bother him from public office. 3 of 7 judges voted for a conviction before the hearing was adjourned until friday. the tron is examining

both and i was comments in 2022 when he comes down from brazil, electronic voting machines. if convicted both an arrow could be bad for running for public office, for up to 80. is monica. you're not getting as more of somebody edition as well, even though the trial has been adjourned and will resume on friday. it is pretty certain that warmer present valuable sonata will be convicted. the decision has to be taken by a majority of 7 judges. 4, have voted already 3 in favor of a conviction and one against it. so it just takes one more vote for both scenarios to be convicted if he is convicted. what will happen is that he will be ineligible for the next 8 years. that means he will not be participating in any elections as a candidates until 2030, so he would miss to presidential elections. some of the supporters in congress are

drafting a bill to grant him amnesty. this was unlikely to pass in senate because it would overturn a court decision, but it still is enough to make a lot of noise. they're trying now to use a former presidential, able to narrow and his cap political capital to try and elect as many, many years as they can. in next years, municipal elections has still has a lot of political supports, especially in congress. so now he's already planning his future's future steps in case he cannot run for any elections in the next 8 years. monica, not you, of all, just 0 re edition arrow. now, teams of scientists have detected continuous ultra low frequency gravitational waves rippling through the universe like a background hum. i strongly suspect it may be coming from super massive black holes spiraling together. before managing the discovery may reveal more about how

long universe was formed. come and baker has his story. when albert einstein set the speed limit of the universe at the dawn of a new century, he proved that the space around us and the time that we perceive our 2 sides of the same thing. it's called space time and all the stuff in the universe such as planet stars and us sit inside it. but that lead einstein to another big discovery space time itself can vibrate and work the movement of very heavy objects like to massive black holes crashing into one another. ripple space time like a rug, sending so called gravitational waves in every direction. they crossed the universe carrying information about the events that caused them. they were detected here for the 1st time 7 years ago as they squeezed and warped to the earth itself. using this machine called lego. but astro physicist thought there must be more not just single waves caught by chance, but a background hum from the millions of invisible collisions throughout the history

of our universe. so they looked to the universe for clues, pulse. ours are dense dying stars that should beams of light from both poles. astronomers know of over 2000 in our own galaxy, and they say there should be a 1000000000 others. these are stars that have run out of fuel and trunk to just a few kilometers in size, but like a figure skater as they pull their arms inward, they spin at hundreds of times per 2nd to astronomers on earth. they blink, like a steady clock astrophysicist watched 67 of them for 15 years. only then were they able to detect that space time itself was warping the blanks were slowing and speeding up again. the reason long slow gravitational waves the kinds that can't be detected from any single observatory honors coming from everywhere all at once. it's a study that could only be accomplished globally. this discovery is not come uh only

for a while ago because of several different groups. so it's a multinational project to us china, australia and my employees here in australia, in europe as well. so that is, so that's the part. and that's the beauty of the site. the site doesn't see a boilers. and that, to me, this is a lot of the most popular messages, the 1st observation of gravitational waves was a signal from deep space. now astrophysicists are looking out through the lens of those very waves to better understand the structure of our universe calling baker alba, 0. the type of picture of a headlines base our friend cities are seeing a food nice have fun. and so after the king of teenager, by police of the traffic stop time on tuesday, the killing has re kindled.