he ver qickly turned it into his base against the angry mob, democrats.d, the >> woodruff: shawna, whichgests he thinks that's the effective way to use this. t well, to show that he got a win out s and if you give him more republicans he will continue to get wins. but i think t angry mob construction, mitch mcconnell used similar words after the vote, a troublesome one for therooms. because the women on thhill, we saw the protests, i was about something birabout violation, about the ability to have some kind ofn powerhis situation, and i think if you dismiss that belittle it or think it's going away, that is something especially won running for the house will try to use. >> woodruff: so we may see a rect oppositional configuration, if you will, of this mob description that the president came up with. >> yeah, president trump on air force one was asked what message do you have he women that are devastated by the outcome after brett kavanaugh was accused of sexual assault? and president trump said i don't think there are women wweh devastated, i don't think that exists. president trump mig

weeks-long feud overow-justice brett kavanaugh's confirmation process with tamara keith of npr and shawnamas of "vice new" hello to both of you it's "politics monday." seems like the brett kavanaugh thing went on for months. in truth it was only, what, a month or two. but what is the- c we tell right now what the political ay be?t from it m >> i think it's hard to know right this second. what we do know is that, in the midst of it, "pbs newshour" and marist had a poll and, over the course of a week, there was a dramatic shift among republicins erms of the energy that they had heading into the midterm elections. now, does that energy and enthusiasm hold for the next couple of weeks? unclear. yo, the emotion of happiness is generally not asst ky or strong as the emotion of rage and outrage. but one interesting thing that i thoughabout when i traveled with the president this weekend to his rally the kansas, and he very quickly termed this not to be a celebration of confirming brett kavanaugh but going on the attack against democrats for what they did in this process. he very quickly turned i

shawna thomas, tamera keith, thank you both. "politics >> you're welcome. >> woodruff: tonight at 9:00 p.m. right here on most pbs stations, "independent lens" tells the story of this country's historically black colleges. jeffrey brown is here with a preview. >> brown: "tell then we are rising" is the story of the nation's historically black colleges and universities commonly known as h.b.c.u.s. the film charged thedir rise an pivotal role as generationing of professional and middle class african-americans and looks at thats to their continued prominence and even in some stence.xi stanley nelson is the film's director. welcome. >> thank you so much. >> brown: why take is on? i godfathe -- i gather it's at t partly personal. >> my parents went to hbcus. there's no way they would have gone to college if it wasn't for hbcus.ed hbcus chahe trajectory of their lives, my life and will change my kids lives down trough the generations. so it's importa me. >> brown: in the film it says the question for african-americans has always been what is the purpose of educat

so she'll division un constitutional cultural divisions. shawna kind of house on not on. i want to have them put on france back together in 5 years as a do full of promise is an opportunity small. they say, well, put it back on if it might be, your project is full of ambition. demo. she looked democratic city ambitions, african football chanel book, but i may cut douglas obedient with the potential of all political opinions and on the fuel economy, the good. oh, he knew he will be still a good and, and the ambitions sheet for ecology. he did you plan on rock children? look at easement. look, but for your cheese, they couldn't localization. departure system that he's not brought supporting people is not for please this barrier of companies of creativity. are you do? kathy does follow patty, she puts you in obese. your social and social admission you sub was for, oh, sure. so she has to bring forward. that's your knowledge. the seller had imposter v as you stepped, assaulted or cali, system of health to for and all, and so everywhere it'll be another country. john, this is

been speculation to the out of the box and will not carry on his test captain off to this series. shawna also didn't attend the latest news conference and did trail the series to one officer losing the last match. the 5th test begins on friday. and those are just report that's not the truth. and i don't think so. i need to say it didn't even for us to be honest. and there is some wellness. what that's what i can say. and honesty is really important, honestly, is extremely important if you want to probably go on and achieve some great things . the thing is everything is fine with with and i don't think so it's anything traditional. i think the headquarters there that should be fine. that will be good enough and we want to have a look at the we can finalize it. the more. what cricket bro cost around that could pull us as the situation with vernon shaw my is unprecedented. i find the beauties press conference to be quite remarkable. i have never seen an indian headquarters not confirmed that the captain is going to play in so many words. so if we are going to witness lloyd sherman not play

shawna thomas and tamera keith, thanks to you both. >> you're welcome. >> nawaz: the trump administrationome of the broadest changes in years to the endangered speciesct-- the landmark law signed by president richard nixon that's been credited with saving iconic species like the bald eagle anar the grizzly william brangham explores what today's changes could mean. >> reporter: that's right, amna. the endangered species act currently protects about 1,600 species in the u.s. by limiting the activities that could harm those species.ov and it's beewhelmingly successful in protecting those animals and plants. but the act has been a targetbl for rean lawmakers and industry groups for years. they argue these proctions cost too many jobs and too much money. now, the tru administration is proposing changes that one democratic lawmaker referred to as "taking a wrecking ball" to the act. joining me now is "new york times" environmental reporter lisa friedman. lisa friedman, welcome back to the "newshour".nk >> tso much for having me. >> reporter: before to the administration's proposed changes, what

. >> kicking off the bedroomk slippers, meme calls, whatever people do, shawna, my question is what does obama do for democrats. what might he do for republicans. >> well, like president trump, president obama comes with his flaws and his positives. the positives are when it is all said andone the prson the head of the democratic party still, despite the fact he isn't in the white house is president nobody ever talked to has had a better answer for the question who is the heads of the party.he one ofthings our correspondent on vice news tonight saw when he was out there in california were pe were driving miles and miles and hours and hours to be part of this event.th ane were hard-core democrats. that weaptd necessarily independents and other people. hard-core democrats. coming to see him. he is able to-- able to get that kind of rally and energy that president trump can get on the other side to a certain extent. so that is a positive, great the other thing is in sm ways hs bltion the example of what people were rallying against when they voted forsi prent trump. so they will, and so the

and shawna thomas of vice news. amy and shawna, welcome. let's talk about some to he primaries now.ve talked about the future to have republican party -future of the republican party, how the races have gone. what can we learn from the primaries? >> i think lisa did excellent job of sit setting the stage re and ohio and west virginia with west virginia themes, democrat incumbents sit in the states. they are top targets, deep red states donald trump carried. the second is the embrace of donald trump, both his message and -- as well as his policies. there's a lot of talkbout draining the swamp and building the wall. finally, looks very familiar to 2016, all the candidates running against washington but many of ashingto part of w , ther are a peb of congress -- member of congre in indiana two and west virginia one, or part of the so-called establishment, one of the folks running west virginia is the sitting attorney general. ironic they are running against washington when the republicans are in charge of washington. usually when you're in charge you say let's send more people to build

here to bring us up to speed: shawna thomas, d.c. bureau chief of vice news. amy walter of the "cook political report." thank you, let'sri just jumht into where we are. we have new york gubernatorial primary on thursday. we've got tomorrow, delaware and new hampshire which is strangely the last primary in the nation, i guess they could say now. but let's go big, why not. amy, tell us what this means ant what a expected real battle lines for november right now.k >> ihe one theme that has been apparent through out all these primaries in all different kinds of states and districts is the number of women who were successful asth candidates odemocratic side. my colleague looked into all the ces for a the house and what he found is althe cadidates and democratic primaries, these are without incumbents, so open seats, a woman who was running against at least one other man, won 69% of the time. so women were winning a disproportionate number on the democratic side, the number on h,e republican side, much, muc much lower. but that is one key variable. and i think that

. >> reporter: shawna williams is a parent with a full-time job in akiak. school to get her bachelor's degree in early childhood education. and, there's an added challenge. she attends her classes by phone. >> so, i have the meeting id memorized. because this is the most reliable way to join class. > reporter: she tried to use video so she could see what her teachers were writing on the board. but, she says, her connection just kept freezing. >> every so often it'll load and say "your internet is unstable." all the audio and the video stop-- it's just unreliable. >> reporter: in-home broadband internet is not available in akiak, or anywhere in the yukon delta. that has made it increasingly difficult for people there to participate in all aspects of modern life. williams is one of the few people in akiak who has home internet. it's far below broadband speeds, and comes with data limits. for that, she pays over $300 a month. >> on top of fuel costs, food costs, electricity, you know, we just barely make it month to month. >> reporter: later this month, broadb

. >> reporter: he cites the example of shawna forde, the leader of the minuteman american defense militia that took it upon itself to patrol the border. in 2009, ford planned and helped rob and kill a latino man, raul flores, and his nine-year-old daughter brisenia, mistakenly thinking he was a drug dealer whose money she could steal to fund her movement. a jury sentenced forde to death. >> this is a movement that tends to attract people who are quite unhinged. this is a barrel with a whole lot of bad apples in it. >> reporter: foley's heard this critique. >> it's politically correct to call us racists and everything else. that's all right. i prefer the term "domestic extremist" because if getting off the couch and doing something is extreme, then, yeah, i'm an extremist. >> reporter: to protect the border, in 2006, the bush and then obama administrations started building new, taller fences like this one in arizona. today, some kind of barrier covers most of the states 370- mile southern border. the policy is meant to secure cities. this border fence was built about four years ago. it goe

let's bring in model on the shawna l just so you're a senior political analyst. what do you make of this thing now? is this very diplomacy moving forward? yes, clearly these right is are under pressure to move things forward. they are under domestic pressure by not just the families of the captives, but by increasing the increasing segment of the israeli society as well as the is really leads whole. think the idea that the more or more of their captors would continue to die as the war and testifies and gaza is not exactly a winning proposition. and that's why it goes on how much or the war against guys on how it can wait. is that what's the capital issue? cuz just the think it was a couple of days ago, model on you remember that means right? just saying we're going to continue with this school with or without international support. we don't really care. actually there's a change happened about 72 hours ago when under pressure by the united states understand these red society been and that's in the whole decided to, to take the step to uh, to basically send them a

to be on mark christine shawna bergen who is about in just moments to speak to the general assembly that the meeting in session and she is going to be briefing from burn in switzerland from the swiss capital to explain her view of the current situation jim as you mentioned there that the security council had put out that statement but now the u.n. very much looking to put pressure on me and mar to see if they can bring about some kind of change where is that pressure likely to come from. well most of the pressure is using the bully pulpit of the general assembly of the podium at the general assembly to say to me on bar that the situation is unacceptable with the general assembly you never quite know know exactly how the meeting is going to pan out and i can tell you that the president of the general assembly we didn't know he was going to do this but he's making an initial speech vulcan buskin is addressing the other gets in the general assembly hall and then we'll hear from the special envoy her words i think will be important remember that in the early days after the coup the u.n. foun

reporters amy julia harris and shawna walter have documented similar stories from about one hundred former senate clients now their investigation has turned to the accounts of former staff choice holly is the sandra. after nearly three years as a counselor and of course but miss facility. andrea brooks left her job in two thousand and eighteen. and curious what role you think work plays and recovery and what that ratio should be to counseling just five. hours. so in staff meetings we would raise the question they're working too much and he said they did not work that much and we heard that from the client so we wanted to know for a fact thank you bilodeau also worked at the baton rouge facility as a clinical director. during the year at suncor she became concerned that work was getting in the way of her clients recovery did other counselors there have the same concerns as you every one of them did. every time the issue was brought up they would deny and say no they're not working those amount of hours we would say it again they would deny deny and then we just made up the spreadsheet to sh

and this isn't a particularly busy day, although it is russia shawna a holy day for jews. there have been hundreds of people today and yesterday that have come visiting. but it hasn't been a particularly large group and it doesn't take a lot for a conflict like that. to happen, so there has been some arrests a couple people have been injured, but it hasn't been so far as great a conflict as we've seen here in the past. okay. john, hindrance for us an occupied east. jerusalem. thank you. priscilla head on elsie syrup tricks, night cheating. we'll tell you about the allegations, schools and chaos in the chess world. and the necessary lines is about to crash into a broken spice. exactly. as it's supposed to do real. explain all this experience means for us here. i didn't action so dramatic noise. tricky in karachi that's coming up with solar in a few months. ah hello there. the cool trend is set to continue for europe over the next few days. we've got another front pulling down the northwest enhanced by activity in the atlantic. that's going to bring some blustery winds and s

and as far as smile with a sports as chris shawna, rinaldo makes history the coming the 1st player to feature at 6 european championships as portugal when they're opening game against a check for public the hello. welcome to the program. we begin with tensions between the 11 on base group has bullet and israel have been bouncing during israel's will on garza 9. what appears to be a serious lapse of security and israel has bolo house, reveals surveillance video, a sensitive sides inside the country, is really ami released a statement saying top generals have now proved what they call operational plans for an offensive in 11 on. so i know how that reports from barret a, has bellows latest message to as well, that it is ready for war. another demonstration of the lebanese armed groups, increasing military capabilities. a 10 minute video showing what it says are images from a reconnaissance the drone of sensitive military sites, up to 30 kilometers from the border, the drone flu over many areas in northern israel, showing bases an anti aircraft missile batteries. and what many consider a

but bull shawna were in his supporters won the election for congress. they will have a pretty solid majority in congress or is the same. so why do you suppose vitamins usually very interesting that you have all scenarios he's been casting doubt on or is trying to sort of cast out on the a credibility of the voting system. but then on friday he appeared to say something a little bit different. he seemed to suggest that he might accept the result. and that, you know, in a democracy, you know, whoever gets the most votes wins, i think he said something to that effect. why did he, why was there a slight shift in tone from him? i believe that said, reality is imposing itself. hello, it's not. it's not bullshit on iris choice to accept or reject the are the result. this is the will of the brazilian people, more than a 150000000 people went to the force of the day in a very, a disciplined way. people, i like to say this voting despite all the tensions. voting has been always a happy day in brazil, it's a sunday people like to go to participate. i remembered th

about how speak a nancy pelosi it's possible visit to tie one to watch and he, he and thoughtful shawna has made it clear to the earth on many occasions that it is firmly opposed to speak a policy visit to taiwan. we are fully prepared if the u. s. insists on going its own way. china will certainly take firm and fossil measures to safeguard its national sovereignty and territorial integrity lemay, vo. china might just be talking tough. that statement underscore is just how sensitive the issue with and how tie one could be a flash point for possible conflict. florence li allergies even as tanya for the weather has edited hello, we've got some heavy down. pause in the forecast. the parts of the middle east over the next couple of days, we have seen fighting res, recently into southern parts of iran, sending some heavy downpours into pakistan. this disturbance now making its way towards oman. and as we go on through tuesday, we will see some heavy rain pushing into northern parts of a man that is light is to bring further flooding coming in here. could even see a few showers coming in to t

the dutchman also face criticism for not starting for shawna. rinaldo, a portuguese, sorry who reportedly wants to leave old trafford, only came on as a 2nd half substitutes to sharon all those know after 10 days maybe do training and that is too short for for 90 minutes. so that's the reason i read to be didn't started. sometimes we played better and appreciation. today we had to really was period during the 1st off. and we have to learn from that. and that's also care . ashley bo hi has called her victory at the women's open life. changing as she became the 1st south african female to win a gulf major in 42 years. and but high went into the final round at birth yield and scotland with 5 shot lead. but that was gone when she triple bo gave the 15th, but saw her draw back alongside south korea's in gauge chin as both players finished at 10 under par. so went to a play off and it was behind, eventually one. it's on the 4th extra home just after 9 p. m. local time. a 33 old ceiling. her 1st leisure title at the course. so we're here, ernie. els won the mens open championship into 2000 and c

let's return to our top story and bring it now to serious senior political analyst . matawan shawna joins us on skype from paris. good. have you with us model one. first of all, is this round? i think we can say round of this conflict. is it ready over? well, it's not clear, as you know, there are still point to vs over who's not biding by. this is agreement who's not course, as we all know for a cease fire is also a war by other means. because the occupation continues in the blockade and gas are continues. hence, the systematic violence against the palestinians persist. and that good then a spin over to another confrontation it, sir, it's always a good to remember that this is the 5th of such wars or rounds as you put it since 2008 bits less. and then 3 years for each round of conflict, violent conflict war, devastating and thought arising for the people in gaza. and it goes on unabated does indeed i'm in a with the occupation continuing with the siege. continuing the root cause of this goes on. this is highly unlikely to be an end to the problem, isn't it? this is just a temporary pause

in 2008 israeli soldiers killed reuters cameraman. fidel shawna, he filmed the tank as it fired the shell that killed him. his final image is captured on tape. before his camera was destroyed. shun our 2 was wearing body armor marked press at the time of his death sharina of oakley was killed, covering in israeli raid on jeanine in the occupied west bank. the cutter based broadcaster, said ojo 0 producer ali also moody was also wounded. the latest casualties of israeli attacks on journalists that seem to go on with impunity in basra. avi altura. let's bring in pauline and asthma valley. she is editor in chief at reporters without borders. she joins us via skype from paris. thank you for joining the program. just a few weeks ago, the international center of justice for palestinians, along with the international federation of journalists, had filed a formal complaint with the i. c. c, alleging systematic targeting of palestinian journalists either rarely military there. that the complaint details of 4 victims were killed or maimed all wearing. ah. press on on press on, on, on top of them. a

but if it were to premier, it would be sanctions and such towing that kind of critical line for shawna trade isn't it will absolutely. well look, that's what they've chosen here is they've chosen to support. and i mean, that's a relationship this matter. a great deal to them for the past decade. you know, they would like to have economic relations with europe and the rest of the west with the united states as well. but geopolitically there alignment with moscow is very clear. they've made that very clear and ideological terms. their propaganda support for this war has been, you know, very robust and their economic support continues to be robust. i mean, many of their companies are still operating in russia. even the western companies have less left in exodus. and at the same time, we have seen recently, you know, reports of lethal weapons such as i'm assault rifles, body armor, to use drone parts. all of that, i think now is known to have been supplied to russia, including through one of the major chinese state on enterprises. brinko. it's one of their defense giants about a $700000000

like any good starts the 2nd and final test against the west in easy accounts and right shawna leading away on a made a couple of 6 is included. would have actually full say to my lord. huh. i'm please 82 services that totally took his team to, to i take for, for the clothes in the already late this series, one of the of the nfl, seeing the washington come on the 16 vote for 6 $1000000000.00. that is a rep for the amount for north american schools. franchise, outgoing on it, then snyder on the right. that was fine. $60000000.00 by the lake after an investigation found his site to be harassed, the form employee, the team, and also being under reporting. it's revenues a group led by business been josh harris has now taken control of the command this and obviously it was a long process. uh sometimes um that's what happens. uh we're very excited to get to work. uh and to start uh, the newer washing and football. and um, yeah, i mean we, we are humbled an odd by the level of responsibility that we have. and a new record has been set in free dining one of the world's most dangerous sports. t

to mainline shawna is non negotiable, charlize. now the, the find the separate is to move lending taiwan as an type piece. and if the separatist, the entire web moves towards separatism, they will treat god response from china. and i hope is the live will be fully aware of that. and who will care about peace and prosperity of development inc. i was and will be open to talk to chat and about the one time the policy in taiwan being part of china. so we care about what you will do as the leader going forwarding taiwan. and we hope everything will be down to promote peace across the taiwan strait brother then depriving people across the 2 sides of the taiwan straits of peace. all prosperity and all stephen of china would always be open minded to talk with whoever, who is the guy was a one condition that is there was only one china, taiwan being part of china. if somebody wants to violate that principle, there will be no adult because it's not necessarily good talk to for separate just wanted break one away from china. therefore, any ta

both cats and rubbish, shawna and shipment, do completed centuries on day to day. or if it's helping india reach for 173, the age of the clothes, they have a lead of 255 going into the 3rd day. meanwhile, and christ church australia on self off today. one of the 2nd faced against new zealand visits has won the toss and the decision to both 1st paid off. josh hazelwood, picking up 5 wickets for 31 runs, was the key was a bundled out for just 16 to these trainings. didn't quite have it all their own way either but, and then beat me, 45 from on a slab of shane health and reach 124 for, for the close. a goal so many a now may see a movie. so all right, so into miami, recover from 2 goes down to deal with natural in the concrete task up, jacob shuffled the school twice, the natural before message school, early in the 2nd hall phones focusing as many games, suarez, and completed the recovery with the stuff. it's time hate to tell me for the 2nd leg of the round of 16 cache on wednesday. meanwhile, hello, completed a 31. come back when of over. yah, due to strict state he

speculation the out of the box, but it will not carry on a test, kept it, and the officer this series shawna also didn't attend the latest news conference, india trail, the series to one of the leading the last much. the 5th test begins on friday, a logistical that's not the truth and i don't think so. i need to say 20 reports to be honest, and there is some on that's what, that's what i can fix on all of these very important honesty is extremely important . if you want to probably go on and achieve some great things. the thing is everything is fine with with and i don't think so it's anything traditional. i think the headquarters, this would be fine. that will be good enough. and you're gonna have to look at the wiki to finalize it. the more cricket bro cost around that cup pool says the situation with ro had shown what is unprecedented. as i find the beauties press conference to be quite remarkable. i have never seen an indian headquarters, not confirmed that the captain is going to play in so many words. so if we are going to witness lloyd sherman, not play in the final desta model, that

commemorate is $100.00 the taste appearance, india, with a $1.00 for 3, but kept in the row, it's shawna and remainder of the data, hopefully back on track if both players proof of centuries data is still there on $110.00, but it was that it costs debutant itself. it was con. what 62 before is one of late in the day instead of just was trying to reach the century. india 326. the 5 interrupt codes are just full cutting wood. who gave states, he's kept at the store the day to, i guess from the team's point of view, just to thank him for what he's doing. and just, you know, the way that he pushes the boundaries all the time. and then in fellows, every, every play, every member of the coach and stuff with, with confidence. so it's, yeah it's, it's great moment for him. it will then be one of you guys to be on site because we just the cut, the rope and semi finals with victory against victoria as a ring to trump. tech is looking to winning the off of the 3rd time in a row. and she looks good very forward against another 2 time winner of the veins of victoria as a rank or 2 on the 1st 664 befo

and i'll just say we're a senior political analyst model on the shawna joins us here in this to david's happy with us model on so and can you bring can statement that about our country's one thing to integrate israel into the region. what does it tell us about the us negotiating position? well, it's certainly, uh, changing practically the idea originally was that once israel defeats him, us difficult for those guys. uh, then we'll have a cx 5 deal. now you see this whole ceasefire, the overwrite that we need to make clear what is it we're talking about? because cameron or breton lincoln of america also the germans and others, are talking about sustain ceasefire. that's not an immediate cease. fire had the heart of countries on how those are talking about an immediate permanent ceasefire . that's not the same as sustain ceasefire that blinking and spoken about right? so for blinking, the idea of a part of my ceasefire has in fact been delayed even further. done that off, meaning even ask that is there, i think overall if i, if it does, we still not talking about the ceasefire because app

but on monday night i'm, it's shawna, the prime minister. i'm it shaw and other m. p. 's of decided that if they win these elections, they will to and throw the indian constitution. this is what the fighters about. moody criticize the congress body of appeasing the muslim minority community. the accusations and contract positions have made the selections deeply defensive, and the se movie speech has put his body on the defensive. i do think the 400 seats backfired. i think that, that put a bad nick into the system about is this affair election? will the constitution be changed and those are exactly now the that's kind of battle of image perception. those are exactly the issues of b, p as being forced to battle today. and it's really the fallout from that initial narrative. a prime minister moody's government has tried to push simply controversial policies in the past 10 years. they've let most protests now in the phone or romans of this world. some say the one of the about the b p 's next move. especially if it winds by a huge mileage, and the people who we have this,

so it's pretty so now shawna all done. so the c $100.00 gold medals for the 1st time in the history of the item games. all right, and the, i'm sure you'll bring this up to date when that happens to now and if it's in the in hungry. thank you. well, well here's china have dominated most events at the asian games. there was one sport where the balance of power most definitely the best with south asia. the support of cub body has been part of the game since 1990 in the men's event. india are the most successful country with 7 goals, but the old rivals pakistan will be looking to challenge them in hunger row. perfect reports. it's a sport that was born on the rural playing field of sale for asia. but it's about a regular pulse of the mode, an agent games and has emissions to grow even so that this could buddy festival in a car in the pocket. stone is a throwback to the sports traditional roots events like this has been held in villages across us, our confidence for centuries when the this type of company is a native to displac

have the competency of calls and then we'll come take a look of this from outside the fullest of shawna lights on these complexities generalist voltaggio and co went under cover as a police officer for 6 months. he said he witnessed racism but also intolerable working conditions, you know, going on. so they working with the population that hates them. and the 2nd highest right of suicides in front is among police officers. but the most urgent thing is to clean up the police. a lot of them shouldn't be doing the job of the french minorities. it's simple. they say they all treated differently and that's it cost not l m his life. well, who, who follow the policy? how can people tolerate over were police officers killing a child? when we have former presidency colossal cuz the convicted of corruption and no one ever pointed the gun, that the corruption of a former president is far more serious than a child without a driving license. the commission has criticized the french government for tumbling of the riots on foot racial profiling of suspects. there's a little sign of that changing this,

you can now speak to my dwanda shawna. he is eligible for a senior political, unless of milan as we wait to hear from the is really will cabinets really difficult to state. just how much is it stay chair over the next few days, isn't it? yes, i mean, certainly for those health doctors in his early prisons and those are held captains by how much and uh, of course. and at this point in time, most importantly for those who have been living the nightmare of war uh, the past month and a half of the nightly a daily bombardment and so on. it's going to be good. just even if it's for a few days, for some part of seniors to be able to sleep without you know, the bombing so but, but also it's important to see how this works out the next 4 days. because if it does work out well, hopefully, hopefully it could be extended for more days and more captions released and as some now wish, such as the french president uh, that this could turn into a ceasefire eventually. i think that's a bit too wishful. but what would you say, hopefully jus

a bakery was it in the city of this is shawna on saturday, a child was among those killed saint bob white has one of the highest inflation rates in the world and the local currency is constantly losing value. it's not a much also report from the capital hot out, a people are looking for safe ways to protect their money. so this is one of our bodies which separates newly built homes and exclusive states. here is the middle class of, of when you development also going up. and these are low cost houses in another part of the capital. zimbabwe has one of the highest inflation rates in the world. investing in property is all several people are trying to protect the earning y'all to the present. nobody. because when they just put in the front gate, started battlement, the only way to preserve your body is by investing in assets was assets tends to appreciate in value over time. bradwell, which it and i saw his father's generation struggle off today with time and savings were wiped out by installation. he believes is less risk in brick and mortar investments. so he's helping build the family hom

that's the stuff the friends run out. shawna our own 8. see 6 goals. they record whole came back into real games in 2016 when they want a 107 titles. the right person that's set to finish. second for us, the straight game i kind of fritz has ended, and it's who decade wait for hung pipe to reach the funnel. the men's us open peabody's compassionate francis t. if i, when i set to set up a time for decided with world number one genic center on the road, it was the last american months when a grand slam singles title came with us opened in 2003 to be honest, i don't think that i'm going to be put in a more like stressful situation than i was today playing the final, i think today is like much more stressful than, than me playing, playing the final. and i just, i just feel good. i, i have a feeling that i'm gonna come on play really low and when, when i play good tennis it's, it's uh, i think that level is good enough to one as well. women's world limits, eeriness of a lanka has the unenviable task of flying home climbing the women's final of the lights an

dancing for the light, they'll just they said it was new, keep it stepping up to break a friend, shawna's records. this is 29th lead of home run for the adults use the home and take for the 1st picture of a thing. tony. not quite so impressive. just the don't just did really scam against the somebody was calling me 63. i'm a kenyan terrain continuing to take its toll on drivers and calls at the latest round of the world rally championship. while many of his rives are struggling to time world champion, highlight urban power, the spend them continuing to build this rate at the front. rice finishing up on somebody. okay, that as i suppose looking for that, thank you very much for that time. student activist isn't a critical condition in hospitals. more than a month into a hunger strike. she was arrested in february on charges of harassing the royal families, most of cade jessica washington reports a bank of semester hospital. i'm other weeks for who 22 year old daughter was going to end up paying the 112 i don't known as stolen and typically nothing has been on a hunger strike since they wer

this is shawna. i'm also walk out here in new york city. these are students in elementary and middle and high schools that are walking out of class to school for better gun restrictions in the united states. better going was what you're seeing now is angry students, students to say they've had enough that they just don't want to risk their lives. simply having to go to school anymore. i spoke to one girl, her name is mimi gardener. she's only 13 years old. and this is what she told me because i don't want to diane school because people, my age and younger are being shot and it can be, any of us, see, we want that to. so you feel that this time is different. that you hope there's real change. i mean we, we want change every time, and i guess we just gotta keep doing it until people there really is saying earlier, there was another protest in new york. it was with a group called moms demand action. they're a group calling for stricter gun laws and more gun control. they say they are fed up with their children at risk from gun violence. we're

sort of feel that, but i see that people and we are ready to engage to let spring back in mulanda shawna. i was just your senior political analyst and really interesting comments that for the palestinian prime minister when he was asked about the palestinian authorities. future and gaza, he said, well not the red cross, we never left. no sir bhaskar over settings. but a sooner thoughts is ordered and guys are, in fact from us, was in charge of almost everything bad. and this the, it was able to manage and run much of the civic infrastructure within, within the strip. um, but i think a that i think this point about this, the. busy one and guys on the west bank these 2 nights and how much i thought that and you so you're nice and we need to end occupation establish that as soon as if that's at all possible today. considering the incredible amounts of settlements in the occupied territories. but there are 2 problems with what he said, and that's sort of been working against the policy, you know, sort of the force more than 60 days. problem number one is that the kind of thing, you know, sor

election well now 20 percent of eligible people would vote for step fossil reports in the city of shawna bag. the day after the candidate was just selected district administrator. so far, right slacks and banners combined with a winning mood for some in germany. assign of protests for others and unpleasant side. the alternative for germany parties becoming increasingly attractive for focus with the majority, electing the ac, doing different elections in some of the and the age of the candidates becoming a district chief in germany. for the 1st time i was letting myself be insulted as being a nazi because i'm sympathizing with the a f d for may the if the is the only policy representing our constitutional rights and freedom of opinion. so in the book is part of touring and in the form of east germany, a region with a strong a f t base. one of its leaders has been charged with using nazi to logan's that our band, the security surfaces have to designate a tentative for germany part to hear them during as an extremist organization and its lead us and support as closely being watched. looking

and the a captain ro, head shawna's back after missing the 1st match due to the birth of his son. he hopes his return doesn't disrupt the momentum. his side have. second of the 5 tests get underway on friday, but we want the results. we want success and those 2 guys at the top, the just looking at this one best match their baggage brilliantly. i was at home with my new one in my arms and i was watching. and i felt that there's no need to change that. now maybe in the future, things were different or all right, and that is all you support for now. sorry back to you. thanks very much. uh full. that's will, that's it from me. so the height of this news uh box will be back in a moment with more of today's, the in the solomon islands, the deadly legacy of world war 2, remain on the lounge. why displaced it and exploded it now? i didn't the see. they are literally the sense of taking the time on 101 east meets the solomon islands some time to escape a war that ended decades ago on, on jersey since 2010 police of a quoted, a 185 kidnapping cases. 288 suspects had been arrested age of the

fernandez audra 0 colombo attorney general brains, causing flash fonts in china is northern province of shawna. she have collapse the bridge. chinese media and reporting 11 people were killed. rescue operations are underway. 5 vehicles have been recovered from the voice that malaysia is king. so need for him, his condo has been officially installed 6 months after he was born in the car and action at the national palace full. the lines of the sultan's role as the 17th king and the unique rotating monkeys. system 9 ethnic malay state rollers take tunes is king for 5 year terms, as purchased as interview, have been marching on the streets of the capital of lina, calling for the present, involuntary to resign. many wanton investigation into the depths of 67 people who were killed during an uprising. and by the last i took office in 2022. that's when president petra castillo was removed from office of rent attempted power grab. and by the last, i replaced the embassy international says that was one of the greatest episodes of widespread human rights violations and peruse history. chiles. presidents

returning to the 1012 year old mohammed shawna used to make kite some fly them outside his home. attacks by these radio he forced his family to move to a refugee camp, but he's trying to continue his hoping. this is his story. that is not the not the i guess i should be on the bottom. um yeah. i'm as much from this. michelle marshall. and then is that the what is to our shipment? that is to shop with my but i yeah, the last lab the i'm going to go up the show me. i put it in the search and the full name cuz then again i got enough. yeah. you on the general got enough good. my name is shad. i'm really better man responding all the shows. wish that i'm a cup because of the lead you by you. so when are you? i tell you the children that i don't want to. pleasant mean shannon also i don't want the one and you want to go to see it. so the be given a cosign the english to or the us playing and that's gonna play out of our model. you have a minute. okay. as well that show i'm right, and i'm just gonna provide just the, just a give them and i'm wanting to know when a toilet, when that condition w

a crowd with shawna by time send snipers as people gather to collect flower, west of guys. a city is not the for. as tom is ready for us is a fight on crowds trying to get a b u. n. suit agency says it was forced to suspend deliveries in northern guys because of the violence. meanwhile, is one of these as long as you monetary and age from getting into the gaza strip as who play in front of a border crossing with each it preventing trucks from moving as acute in to getting to gaza. a trucks that meant to be checked in egypt before they cross over. our planes have dropped humanitarian aid in profit in the south of the gaza strip. way more than 1400000 people as taking refuge with little or no food. desperate palestinians gathered to collect the boxes of aid provided by contact egypt, jordan, the united arab emirates, and france. all this says the u. n. c. 90 terry and agency says israel is systematically blocking aid and preventing paramedics from doing that work and got a spokesman said, this is happening despite pie a coordination with these really on the convoys have come

the 2 week meeting and shawna shake started with warnings and appeals from world leaders calling for greater efforts to curb emissions. us climate and void, john kerry says his country is ready to discuss, moves to address lawson damage compensation, but emphasizes all nations have a responsibility to find solutions. i've said again and again that the climate crisis is not a bilateral issue. and no countries should, you know, so do a said come to the table to help us solve a global crisis, an existential issue that involves every nation in the world, including including our friends, china. so i mean, we need to make this happen and we're just sitting tight. and we'll see where we go . a turkey a has held its 1st nationwide earthquake drill. the exercise happened on the 23rd anniversary of a devastating quake that killed 710 people for keys president says the threat of major earthquakes is increasing. seen him go so you reports from miss trumbull. ah, this is a nationwide earthquake drill. as the most alerts told citizens and residents to do 3 things, drop cover and home. the exercise

thank you so much for all, but it was a victory for ferrari in the home phone, the one girl on pre shawna clay winning. and it's late with will tend to lead a max. the stepping down in 6 the maclaren power of london north and i'll skip, he asked, restarted the rice at the front of the great pulse at the north, i lost the length of his teammates on the 1st lamp with a client moving up to the 2nd. it was the ferocious pit strategy that would decide the race, the class of $21.00 swan. mcclellan's took a 2 step approach and thought gave likely have a chance to claim victory for ferrari in moments of the 1st time since $2196.00 races in counseling since the stuff in the last one. a girl and pray for me. but i was a theater, probably not pull run his eats and into his championship lead. norris' is close to got by another 8 points, which means he's now just $62.00 behind on the still 8 races the come this season. and i was health time between my interest united and little pool in the premier league. it's live a pool company, lead at old trafford, a loose pass from cas america poundstone, so they

thank you so much, mike and shawna. pick up on something. mike was alluding to there, one is a young team, isn't it? this u. s. team missed out on the last last well cuts. there's not a lot of tournament experience amongst his scores, but sir, a lot to look for to this tournament and i've seen co hosting as well in 2026. i think that last whether you make is very valid. it's more the springboard tourist 2026, where the expectations really will start to, to ratchet up a couple of notches. but this team does have the potential to be able to get out of the group stage after that it's anyone's guess where they can end up. but this is the crucial match for them. they know that england might be a step too much at this point, but you start looking at what they can do against wheels. you see what they could do in the, in their final match. that ends up being quite the interesting set of circumstances for to be able to get out of this group stage. that's why this match is so pivotal for them. janet garris pale and the whales team. um, what did you ma

of ask you a question. related to the discussion i was having a moment ago with my one bishop, a shawna about the hum us press conference, the to facing a route a short while ago. the almost spokesman outlining how moss is issues with israel's adherence to the deal. but using the occasion, it seemed to capitalize on this moment in the spotlight. talking about the cease fire as a victory for the resistance portraying itself from us as an organization. that one ended step with the people, the palestinian people, even at this difficult time. where does that leave the idea of palestinian unit? the good news and it'd be uh, cheap. uh, i think there is no contradiction here that can easily be achieved by accepting the base basic principles festival. and we need more of that and i need time to for now are unified by the student leadership. and so that, that is the basic responsibility yet is on the is in the hands of the palestinian official leadership of the yellow bishop for a similar meeting to the one we had in our left me and asked of the my 2nd. and janine, and i think what's happening n

the age of 5 are facing a tooth male, nutrition and 12 countries. room with us has moved from la shawna land, west province in zimbabwe. my macy book, whoever has grandchildren at home, who need to eat. if we blow from a hole, could make that possible, find me, she hit something route and that's not usually plus they died. but these are desperate times in zimbabwe. calling my son bobby, like other countries in southern africa, is experienced and the new and just droughts. it's was drought indicative many families hungry. it was so 5 that fine, that a day when i looked at my grandchildren, i asked myself, what am i going to feed them? i stay up all night worrying about what am i going to give them the next day. this drought is terrible. most people in some bobby live in rural communities. agriculture is a major source of food and income. people in this area have started preparing the fields. this one is for may's them always staple food. they dug holes in a straight line, and when it rains they'll put they seeds and foot lies. they need toll then they'll do this, cover it up and hope so.