catalina: ¡Óyeme!ándido, no sé qué pasó en el consultorio que llegaste más romántico que nunca. cándido: porque no pasó nada, mi vida, absolutamente nada. ¡prepárate! doctora: ¡ay, cándido! cándido: va a ser inolvidable, una experiencia diferente, fuera de este mundo anormal. ay me encanta, a ver, agarra ahí. doctora: qué divertido. cándido: dame un beso. paula: si, si, señora, la esperamos. cándido: paula. paula: si, doctor. cándido: me voy por el mejor premio que me ha dado la vida, mi esposa. paula: [aplaude] doctora: cándido. cándido. [resuella] presentadora: tiroteo dejÓ a un muerto y seis personas heridas. miles de feligreses acudieron a servicios religiosos en este primer domingo de la apertura de california. hay cambios en cuanto al uso del trabajo para empleados vacunados. los saluda paola pirueta, acompaÑarnos. llegÓ oficialmente el verano, pero con temperaturas que saldrÁn maÑana a trabajar. reportera: buenas noches. en una tarde con temperaturas bastante agradables. comparar con esa regiÓn,

catalina: perfecto, pon que buscas marido. silvina: mamá. catalina: bueno, tenía que intentarlo. a ver, diga "ah". linda: ah. cándido: ahora acapulco. linda: acapulco. qué raro, nada más se oye hasta chilpancingo. a ver, diga-- linda: basta de juegos, doctor. cándido: ay, ya me reventó la trompa de eustaquio. linda: no se haga que me hace perder el cándido challenge. cándido: ¿qué? linda: que usted y yo sabemos bien lo que queremos. cándido: yo desde niño siempre he querido una bicicleta y se la pedí a los reyes, pero ¿sabe? nunca me la trajeron y qué bueno, porque no sé andar en bicicleta. solamente la avalancha. y ya se me avalanchó. silvina: sí, la casa está hermosa, no se va a arrepentir. porque no se va a arrepentir, ¿verdad? ¿en media hora? permítame ver mi agenda, porque tengo tanta gente interesada. ¿qué cree? que sí, hay un horario disponible, qué suerte. allá lo veo. perlita: silvina, ¿me ayudas con mi tarea? silvina: que te ayude mi mamá. silvina: no, no, mejor googlealo, porque no quiero que te vuelvan a reprobar. cándido: por favor, señorita palomares, contrólese. cá

let's go to tulsa, where we join d w correspondent, catalina, you're more welcome, catalina. how important is that to a speech from president biden today? it's very important as we just heard to president by to make clear yes, the 1st president not only to travel to, to tell us have because some other presidents have been doing this. but to talk about the massacre and to actually call it massacre because we have to know that there is a small group and tells us that still in this this was only a riot. what happened in 1921 and not a massacre. and president bite, and it's the 1st one to call it like the biggest race massacre in the united states . he also held admitted of silence. and afterwards, he got a lot of, of to, you know, a block from, from, from the public there, from the community here in green. what district and tell time. and here we are just over a year since the killing of george floyd by a white policeman fuel the live, the rise rise of the black lives matter movement. so what is the black community there in tulsa, calling for with regards to the massacre? well t

the 33 year old was in ramping form against catalina senior cova. she broke that checks service 6 times to when the tournaments inaugural final in straight sets. wimbledon gets under way next week with cab looking to emulate her 20 title at the all and do. and one of the rarest and most valuable stamps in the world has sold an auction for just over 8000000 euros. that is, the only so called red maricia remaining and private hands went under the hammer at new facebook and southern germany. the stamp only changes hands once every few decades. lima are watching the w news up next is world story. this time will look at germany's brutal attack on the soviet union. 80 years on. i'll be back with more at the top of the hour of the people in trucks injured when trying to see the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. family to be crated. and trade. people seem extreme. adding 200 people around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. why? because no one should have to please the make up your own line. w. need for mines. t

welcome, catalina, how important is present by the speech. today, we are all waiting for that speech. not only we journalists were also the community here, and we would district feel. and this is because president by them promissory during his campaigns, that he wants to unify this country and bad, of course. and this is an important part to start and doing so. we have to remember that a race massacre of 921. it's a still are result one, it's not like the case of george floyd or emmett till different racial violence cases that this country has a witness of about that has been resolved and people have been talking about it's no one has been talking that much about tell us raise massacre until now. so it is a very important, a very symbolic act of president biting being here. and also being the 1st president of the united states who do travel to tulsa and to talk about that massacre. and why is that? why hasn't been talked about, why isn't it more widely known? the victims didn't talk about it. the white people didn't talk about it. the victims

every year, catalina sets off on her search. again, there are people like her across russia. people here say the war isn't really over until the last soldiers body has been buried. galena has made that her life's work . the in pakistan around 1500000 african refugees have been living there for decades. aren't sure how this happened because they weren't registered until now. that will change students and many fear deportation. the hardin con, runs a small grocery store in this refugee camp in pakistan. every day he checks his income and expenses. he was about the same age. is this child when his family kind of done some 40 years ago. today it's a distance memory was a young guy, there was a war going on. so when the situation became, was we flat school for the youngest on to say when to start and we have been able to live here. but the harvey but also fled off canister after the soviet invasion in 1979. he has lived in the camp ever since. it's one of 20 in this province alone. more than a 1000000 afghans live in pakistan. they're largely on their own. so no you won't be lying

for example, the coal fired pointer, catalina power station produces one 3rd of the country's energy alone. but the dominican republic is trying to switch to cleaner forms of energy. and it seems to be on the right path. the, the biggest soda phones in the caribbean, located here, including the monte christie solar panels, which covers an area of over $200.00 hector at $115.00 such projects. by the year 2025, a quarter of the countries energy is expected to come from renewable sources. like it's 9 wind farms including met a phone, go with it's 17 turbines. the wind is a powerful force in the caribbean, especially during hurricane season. the idea we most likely say yesterday we had a wind speed, 11 meters per and the facility was going at full tilt with more momentum. hurricane the turbines will switch off once the wind speed hits 25 meters per 2nd. it's a self defense mechanism. i feel a little bit but wind is hard to control. that's one of the laws of demand referred to renewable energy's as an f. d, as non gets to nobliss, energy sources that are unmanageable and therefore unrelia

catalina, lastly to you, what you think from thinking about what could be done practically to stop it have some of the border, texas, do we take it seriously, governor abbott sank they want to build a wall we have against government dissenters same they are going to reduce the anything improving if not from the federal government through other directions? >> i am incredibly encouraged by the and that's great to say that, it's so sad we've gotten to where governors need to take into own hands. you have somebody federal dollars fee spent on things like the green new deal or massive infrastructure belt when you don't have enough resources being put down there, it is across needs to be solved. although into border issue in these states are taking into their own hands, it's a massive issue even appear in places like illinois, immigration is one of top issues to the concert turns out here, it's something that needs to be solved, it, i also want to say a lot of the county jails, it's not just people coming from central america. these are people coming from different countries, a lot of them

it's a question of justice, not just for their families, but for all human kind of spring and catalina listed here. she's a researcher with the global and european studies institute lights. the university, thanks for being with us this morning. dr. research. what are you expecting from the court today? do you think mr luggage has a chance of winning his appeal? and thank you. one cannot really predict the legal verdict, but i do not expect that. you know, the significantly alter the child chamber decision from 2017. as a matter of fact, it is widely expected that the appeal chamber will confirm the law that she was guilty on the charges of genocide as van itself. sarah, arising severely and in, sorry, able during the 3 years long seas and uphold the life. as we saw in our report, the melodic is revered by some of his compatriots. they see him as a hero. what do you make of that? oh well it is through that then it's the largest role in japan. it's has remained contested memory in serbia and in the region despite all the number of verdicts detailing the atrocity and the responsibility of

let's bring in catalina listed here. she's a researcher with the global and european studies institute. lights the university, thanks for being with us this morning. dr. research. what are you expecting from the court today? do you think mr luggage has a chance of winning his appeal? and thank you. one cannot really predict the legal verdict, but i do not expect that. you know, of all the significantly alter the trial chamber decision from 2017. as a matter of fact, it is widely expected that the appeal chamber will confirm the law that was guilty on the charges of genocide is the plan itself, terrorizing civilians in, sorry, abel, during the 3 years long seas and uphold the lifetime. are people there today aware of what happened? do they recognize this rubber needs to mask or as a war crime? generally, i think there is awareness. dead trusty was committed, but the general type charge is highly contested as a political charge. and mainly population would say that it doesn't amount to genocide. instead of talking about ge

released at 3 years ago revealed that the ocean front building had severe structural damage. database, catalina shamore is following that story forth from washington a little earlier. she gave us some more details about that report, parents me 3 years before this happened to a consultant, found alarming evidence of major structural damage in that same building. the building is 40 years old, and the engineers report showed plans for a very expensive multi $1000000.00 repair a project that was set to get underway soon. but this did not happen obviously, and the report detailed significant cracks and breaks in the concrete in the walls, which required repairs as soon as possible to ensure the safety of the residents and of the public around the building. now the mayor of miami dade county, or this building is announced a 30 day audit for all buildings that are 40 years and older. i or the counties terrace diction, w carolina, to more in washington. britain's health minister has resigned over a breach of corona virus restrictions that he had implemented and strenuously enforced by hancock admitted

spending on advertising on social media could reach well over a 100000000000 dollars this year. catalina talbot, blogs, about lifestyle and travel. but she's been grounded by the cobit 900 pandemic class . the for the new years ago, i used to travel a great deal about 15 trips a year. that's something not many people can do. and now i'm stuck in cologne. i haven't left the city in month. one at new locked downs are making companies and bloggers look for new sources of revenue. meeting from my linda hotel home office room. that's what this hotel chain is offering. rooms as workspaces an alternative to working at home is to do the. and power bar is now doing ads for them under german law. she has to mark such blogs as advertising. nonetheless, her followers often ask how she can afford all the nice trips and hotels. cuz if she had to pay for them, then it says i would somehow fake up your mind. i don't fake anything and i often make that clear. i kept my mouth to feed, i sometimes think people delude themselves into thinking there's no difference between traveling for work and going on vac

desesperación así que nos vamos a colombia con su lay que nos muestra estos testimonios >>> y fernando catalinabra luego de conocer la noticia del fatídico suceso >>> desafortunadamente no tenemos noticias de ellos desde esta mañana y no están dentro de la lista de las personas que verán sido rescatadas o que hubiera salido por sus propios medios >>> la familia conformada por los abogados y la adolescente 14 años llegó a miami con varios planes según sus familiares >>> iban a regresar hoy a entregar el departamento quedo decidieron adelantar el viaje anoche desafortunadamente ese adelanto el viaje le tocó padecer esa situación >>> los seres amados estos tres colombianos que hacen parte de la lista de al menos seis conacionales que han sido reportados como desaparecidos temen lo peor >>> esperando que haya un milagro y que estén con vida conscientes de que es un suceso difícil y grave que estaban hizo bastante bajo y es mucho lo que les cayó encima >>> la última que tuvieron comunicación con sus seres queridos fue hace dos noches cuando le informaron que adelantaría su retorno al país >>> otras

la familia de luis bard, de 51 aÑos visitaba desde colombia, y se alojaba con su esposa catalina gÓmez tragedia, pero . nos daban esperanza de que todavÍa estÉn con vida. reportera: janeth agüero viviÓ para contarlo, y su familia residÍan en el piso 11, y salieron corriendo en cuanto sintieron el estruendo. >> me pongo a llorar, pensando que mis hijos estaban durmiendo a la habitaciÓn a 15 pies de dÓnde se derrumbÓ. no lo quiero ni pensar. reportera: aÚn son muchos los rostros de los desaparecidos, y escasa la informaciÓn, mientras sus familiares reciben apoyo de su comunidad. atenciÓn psicolÓgica, comida, y caninos para apoyarlos psicolÓgicamente. jorge: impresionantes estos testimonios, ¿ha servido alguna informaciÓn el centro de reunificaciÓn? reportera: ha surgido un cambio, especÍficamente es que ellos se encontraban en un inicio en un centro de reunificaciÓn a tan sÓlo unas calles de aquÍ, pero ahora estÁ en este hotel crecieron mostrar. por varias razones: estÁn mÁs cÓmodos, ademÁs han llegado mÁs familiares, ha aumentado el nÚmero de familiares, entonces adicional a esto, estÁn

ciento de los mamíferos sufre de cáncer, los pesticidas que fueron vertidos cerca de la isla de santa catalinamicroplásticos que no solo terminan en las especies marinas, también en los seres humanos y continúa el peregrinaje de los 15 elefantes, expertos dicen que intentan regresar y el andar errante podría ser por la pérdida de su hábitat por la deforestación, los paquidermos emprendieron su viaje a mediados de abril y han viajado cerca de 300 millas, al regresar en noticias telemundo mediodía buenas noticias para familias de bajos recursos que crían hijos, el gobierno de biden les brinda un crédito tributario, tenemos toda la información al regresar ♪♪. lo que necesitas saber. >>> en décadas no se habían visto esas temperaturas. >>> las mejores exclusivas. >>> mister tiempo nos prepara para la jornada. >>> calor intenso. >>> las mejores noticias del espectáculo. >>> que yo estoy lista para contarmes. >>> yo traté de suicidarme. >>> por supuesto mucho más sabor por menos money. >>> esto es un producto de queso procesado pasteurizado. que requiere sólo cincuenta y uno por ciento de queso. est

reportera: catalina se refugiÓ en el baÑo con sus hijos por una hora hasta sentirse seguros. de 120 reportes de daÑos. decenas de casas destruidas. y en las calles se ven flotillas de camiones de mandenimiento para reestablecer servicio. >> puros Árboles, ramas. los Árboles completos a moverlos. a removerlos, porque todos estÁn molestando. reportera: es una de las propiedades afectadas. ven como hay cuadrillas de voluntarios removiendo escombros en esta zona. el gobernador evalÚa los daÑos con autoridades locales. apoyarÁ a los residentes de la zona afectada. jorge: hablamos con la familia de nos diÑos que salieron ilesos de este ataque a balazos en nueva york. ilia: fecha para la entrega de cheques federales a padres con hijos menores de edad. jorge: los Ángeles tendrÁ una escuela para preparar hispanos que quiern trabajar en la industria del entretenimiento. ♪ opreza: trabajar en recology es más que un empleo para mí, es una tradición familiar. tomé la ruta de mi padre cuando se retiró despues de 47 años. ahora le muestro a la nueva generación lo que es recology como una co

every year, catalina sets off on her search. again. there are people like her across russia. people here say the war isn't really over until the last soldiers body has been buried. galena has made that her life's work. the in pakistan or a 1500000 african refugees have been living there for decades. aren't sure how this happened because they weren't registered and so that that will change students and many fear deportation. the hardin con, runs a small grocery store in this refugee camp in pakistan. every day he checks his income and expenses. what he was about the same age is this child when his family flat afghan has done some 40 years ago today it's a distant memory what a young that we have out there was a war going on. so when the situation became, was we flat school for the youngest on to say, when we've been able to live here like the harvey, by her to say, fled. i've kind of stone after the soviet invasion in 1979. he has lived in the camp ever since. it's one of 20 in this province alone. more than a 1000000 afghans within pakistan, they're largely on their own. you

for example, the coal fired pointer, catalina power station produces one 3rd of the countries energy alone. but the dominican republic is trying to switch to cleaner forms of energy. and it seems to be on the right path. the, the biggest phone of firms in the caribbean are located here, including the monte, kristy soda pants, which covers an area of over $200.00 hector's. at 115 such projects. by the year 2025, a quarter of the countries energy is expected to come from renewable sources. like it's 9 wind farms including met a phone, go with it's 17 turbines. the wind is a powerful force in the caribbean, especially during hurricane season. so we most likely say middle yesterday we had a wind speed 11 meters, couple months and the facility was going at full til more momentum. hurricane the turbines will switch off. so once the wind speed hits 25 meters per 2nd, it's a self defense mechanism. i feel you said a little bit, but wind is hard to control. that's one of the laws of demand refer to renewable energy's as an non guest, you know, bless, energy sources that are unmanageable, and

every year, catalina sets off on her search. again. there are people like her across russia. people here say the war isn't really over until the last soldiers body has been buried. galena has made that her life's work. the in pakistan around 1500000 african refugees have been living there for decades. aren't sure how this happened because they weren't registered until now. that will change students and many fear deportation. hardin con, runs a small grocery store in this refugee camp in pakistan. every day he checks his income and expenses. what he was about the same age is this child when his family flat afghan has done some 40 years ago today it's a distant memory what a young that we had out there was a war going on. so when the situation became was we flag on our school? the youngest on took a just thought and we've been able to live here like that. but the harvey, by doing so fled up kind of stone after the soviet invasion in 1979. he has lived in the camp ever since. it's one of 20 in this province alone. more than a 1000000 afghans live in pakistan. they're largely on

medidas para evitarlo >>> y está mirando, lo golpeaban a tu hijo >>> entrevistada vía telefónica catalinama que nunca observo seÑales de que fuera víctima de abusos >>> ojalá que se vayan a la cárcel >>> pasemos con guillermo quirós cómo están las temperaturas y yermo ? >>> vamos a cambiar de tema para hablar de las temperaturas en nuestra región, se mantiene una noche agradable, la capa marina se ha retirado poco va a regresar en horas de la madrugada es como si fuera un descanso las temperaturas cálida que todavía se mantienen especialmente en las zonas hacia el interior, ha estado teniendo california fuertes movimientos en la maÑana uno cercano a 3.4 al momento se mantiene solo las montaÑas cercano a dos pero es la actividad que hemos tenido en las últimas horas de nuestra región hay que estar siempre preparados, ésta lo sepa por completo ahora hacia el interior hacia de y ya para california por lo menos el valle central y el norte se mantiene estable debido al entrada de aire fresco que sigue llegando desde el pacífico, las temperaturas alcanzando 63° en san josé, san francisco 62, au

way his body reacts to being away from other us that would appeal to donnelly, not feliciano well, catalina, how juno thinks it could benefit others. he would make the trip with people who still believe the flat. then they could see the truth for themselves. that's how your comments me looking at it from outer space is an experience. many astronaut rave about samantha christopher, it is of course, no exception. there's just something fascinating about observing planets from a distance. human beings have always gazed in wonder the night skies. but these days, studying celestial bodies isn't always easy to do. as the next report explains, who are off to the national park in west and germany. ah, so the night sky above germany's eye for national park this is where a household garden hug and runs an observatory. he'd been watching the night sky getting brighter. if there were absolutely no light pollution and we really had a natural night sky, which no longer exists anywhere in europe, then we'd probably be able to see 3 to 4000 stars from here. but even on a good night, you can only see betwee

that would appeal to donnelly, another feliciano well, catalina, how juno thinks it could benefit others. she would make the trip with people who still believe the flat, then they could see the truth for themselves. that's how your comments me looking at it from outer space is an experience. many astronaut rave about samantha christopher, it is of course no exception. but it's just something fascinating about observing planets from a distance. human beings have always gazed in wonder the night skies. but these days, studying celestial bodies isn't always easy to do as an ex report explains who are off to a national park in west, in germany. ah, the night sky above germany's i saw national park this is where a household bought and hug and runs and observatory he'd been watching the night sky getting brighter. then if there were absolutely no light pollution and we really had a natural made sky which no longer exists anywhere in europe, then we'd probably be able to see 3 to 4000 stars from here. but even on a good night, you can only see between 182500 stars for not simple enough stana. i

people here say the war isn't really over until the last soldiers body has been buried. catalina has made that her life's work. the in pakistan around 1500000 african refugees have been living there for decades. aren't sure how this is happened because they weren't registered until now? that will change students and many fear deportation. hardin con, runs a small grocery store in this refugee camp in pakistan. every day he checked his income and expenses. he was about the same age as this child when his family flat a scanner done some 40 years ago. today it's a distance memory was a young that we had out there was a war going on. so when the situation became was we flat and our school for the youngest on took a thought and we've been able to live here. but then on the harvey by her door, so fled up kind of stone after the soviet invasion in 1979. he has lived in the camp ever since. it's one of 20 in this province alone. more than a 1000000 afghans live in pakistan. they're largely on their own. so no you would be lying. if i said we got financial support, let go. the truth is, we do

for example, the coal fired pointer, catalina power station produces one 3rd of the country's energy alone. but the dominican republic is trying to switch to cleaner forms of energy, and it seems to be on the right path. the biggest soda farms in the caribbean are located here, including the monte christie solar panels, which covers an area of over $200.00 hector's. it's one of 15 such projects. by the year 2025, a quarter of the countries energy is expected to come from renewable sources. like it's 9 wind farms, including a fungal with its 17 turbines. the wind is a powerful force in the caribbean, especially during hurricane season. the idea, we must say, yesterday we had a wind speed, 11 meters per most of enough facility was going at full tilt with more monumental hurricane. the turbines will switch off once the wind speed hits 25 meters per 2nd. it's a self defense mechanism will help a little bit but wind is hard to control. that's why the laws of the non referred to renewable energy is as an f d, as non guessed, to nobliss energy sources that are unmanageable and therefore unr

the closer we get to the midterm elections and catalina, when you look at the numbers, i mean in a year with light migration, around 300000 people illegally cross the border from mexico in a year. and that's been a case for decades. so why this change of tone, all of a sudden, from pamela harris, it's mainly a political make. what democrats are trying to do here is to avoid now future images of the southern border. crowded with thousands of people trying to cross into the united states. again, it's mainly about the midterm elections. we saw those images in march and april this year, thousands of people, families and accompanied kids at the south border. and they came in part also because biden spoke several times about a more humane immigration policy. he stopped constructing the border wall and ended the mexico policy that donald trump started to what the administration is doing now is trying to change this discourse, who set the tone for different kind of immigration policy. but 1st and foremost, they want to avoid losing votes in the midterm elections next year. they can't afford to

every year, catalina sets off on her search. again. there are people like her across russia. people here say the war isn't really over until the last soldiers body has been buried. galena has made that her life's work. the in pakistan around 1500000 scan refugees have been living there for decades. aren't sure how this happened because they weren't registered up until now. that will change students and many fear deportation. the hardin con, runs a small grocery store in this refugee camp in pakistan. every day he checks his income and expenses. what he was about the same age is this child, when his family fled, ask honest on some 40 years ago today it's a distance memory was a young that we kind of there was a war going on. so when the situation became, was reflected in our school through the cust on to concerned with the start. and we have been able to live here like the harvey, but had to say fled up canister after the soviet invasion in 1979. he has lived in the camp ever since. it's one of 20 in this province alone. more than a 1000000 afghans been pakistan. they're large

w is catalina. she moines sent us this report from tulsa, the joy and pride in the green. what the strict people here are commemorating one of the worst race massacres in the u. s. history about the same time they're celebrating their heritage. most of the survivors of town has res. massacre are no longer alive, but their descendants are here today. it was kept secret here until that and learn about it until i was about 9 or 10 years. well, i don't think people one to go back and remember the traumatic things that happened . they might have been afraid that it might happen again in 1921, a white mob, along with tulsa police, a members of the national guard attacked the black wall street district by looting and burning businesses and hopes greenwood was reduced to ashes are 10000 black people were left homeless, a shameful episode in the history of the city where race still devised this residence. we have our north part of tulsa, which is for donna black and south and east and west is predominately white. and i feel like there's that line that you just don't cry if you're o

people here say the war isn't really over until the last soldiers body has been buried. catalina has made that her life's work. that's the growing movement to put on the environmental destruction on a par with war crimes in genocide and increasing number of activists lawyers and politicians. one what they're calling ecos side to be punishable by be international criminal court. i say making this a crime would deter companies and governments from harming the environment instead of paying fines and compensation offenders would be liable to arrest prosecution and imprisonment will marie to so is a lawyer, an advocate for criminalizing an acre side, as well as being a member of the european parliament for the greens. welcome to the w. let. let's start by defining our terms. and so what sorts of things are we talking about when we talk about eco's side? and what we see now is that there is an acceleration of the destruction of natural resources and the collaboration of, of tens of the less of your favorite, the 6 extension of the fishes. so when we talk about equal size, we spoke about th

welcome, catalina, what we expect to hear from president biden. well 1st of all, really, it's important to underline that president biden is the 1st president of the united states travel to tulsa, and to talk about what happened here in 1921 about that race and massacre that happened here. different presidents have also been here, but they have never talked about the res massacre of president biden is meeting right now with the survivors, and that he sentence he's going to listen to their stories and then he's going to give his remarks. he of course, will also m a target, the huge racial wells gaps that exists in this country during his remarks. and perhaps he might even make an announcement on how he is planning to shorten that gap to do, to, to have solution for that race, hold wealth gap that the united states hasn't brought her since he wants to remind the nation. and that there should never forget what happened, that they should never repeat what happened in order to repair and restore a community where the president said that people should n

spending on advertising on social media could reach well over a 100000000000 dollars this year. catalina alba, blogs, about lifestyle and travel. but she's been grounded by the cobit 900 pandemic class . the robin a guy i used to travel a great deal about 15 trips a year. that's something not many people can do in and now i'm stuck in cologne. i haven't left the city in month one at new lockdown or making companies and bloggers look for new sources of revenue. i was waiting for my linda hotel home office room, guess what? this hotel chain is offering rooms as workspaces an alternative to working at home to do the and power bar is now doing ads for them. under german law, she has to mark such blogs as advertising. nonetheless, her followers often ask how she can afford all the nice trips and hotels, cuz if she had to pay for them, then it says, some how fake is your mind. i don't fake anything and i often make that clear to you. i sometimes think people delude themselves into thinking there's no difference between traveling for work and going on vacation. as if we're all just fun. perhaps

north dw is catalina to moiz in washington, and as more on the political implications of the vice president trip. the images are fully crowded. cheddar's had the us mexico border in march and april this year were an easy instrumental republicans who have been constructing a narrative for fear and threat to gain voters. both parties have their eyes on the midterm elections next year. and the closer we get to those elections, the more important the migration issue will be harris trip. it was a step in that direction. she wants to avoid now migration in flux that could put in danger the razor thing. majority the democrats having congress. but the problem is that the root cause is like corruption, like violence and missing perspectives in the northern triangle and mexico. our long standing problems that need long term solution. this trip will not rapidly change the situation at the u. s. souder and border. or let's get a round up now of some other headlines. rival lawmakers has come to blows on the floor of bolivia. parliament politicians from the right wing opposition rolled with the governing

our reporter, catalina, she sent us this report from tulsa, the joy and pride in tulsa greenwood. this 3 people here are commemorating one of the worst 3 massacres in the u. s. history about the same time they're celebrating their heritage. most of the survivors of town has raised massacre are no longer alive, but their descendants are here today. it was kept secret here until that and learn about it until i was about 9 or 10 years. so. well, i don't think people one to go back and remember the traumatic things that happened . they might have been afraid that it might happen in 1921. why the mob along with tell us how police members of the national guard attacked a black wall street. the street by looting and burning businesses and hopes greenwood was reduced to ashes, or 10000 black people were left homeless. a shameful episode in the history of the city where race still devised this residence. we have our north part of which is predominantly black and south and east and west is predominately why. and i feel like there's that line that you just don't cry if you're one of the othe

let's get more of this from dw correspondent, catalina to more in washington dc. welcome kind of payments. so do not come. that's quite a usa compared to the vice president compassionate rhetoric when she was campaigning . our people reacting to the switch harris has been criticized from members of her own party here in washington. fail. not only because it's a u turn in the immigration policy that by the harris administration originally promised . but also because it is quite surprising to hear these words from a woman who her telephone, the daughter of immigrants who came to the united states from india and jamaica for many hearing the words do not come from a vice president who a base her whole political campaign and tracing that she is the daughter of immigrants and who knows that migrants are often in a situation where they just don't have a choice. has been a disappointment. congresswoman alexandra has cortez, for example, cold terry's comments truly disappointing and said that seeking asylum is a legal means of entry. this whole trip and the words vice pres

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are catalina and and that is not the true leaves that's just the seed has split and that's the first ones to come up. the true leaves are the next set. and so you want to make sure there's two sets of the true leaves before it's really ready to transplant. so this is the minionette the same seed we sewed. this was actually sewn six weeks earlier many seeds that you want to sew them six to eight weeks before you're ready to plant out in the garden it varies with different plants. so that's something you need to check before you start sewing so they don't get tall and leggy. so this is coming along nicely. what i might do is look for ones where there's multiples in each pack you can see this one is a nicer bigger plant than this one. i'm going to snip that off. so i just they want to have some space and to really have room for their roots. so these are all set ready to transplant. the process seems to be a lot of work how many staff members do we have here at monticello that work on the gardens? thanks, carrie. and in the team that i manage and work with there's 12 of us. and that invo

but again, credit to the boys that cosby, catalina, for. i can be any more proud of them. you know, they've got the dig deep and, and they've got the job done. we finished 2nd in the other group a match turkeys ret. she'd campaigned finished as badly as it started harris rivera, which giving switzerland and early lee. oh, shoot. and she carried double the swiss advantage before her time should carry school his 2nd after the break, as it finished 3 warm to switzerland. they finish a bird in the group behind wales on goal difference will be hoping to advance as one of the tournaments best, the place teams, turkey go out, having lost all of their games and the richardson al jazeera. so nervous way coming up for switzerland to italy's 11th street when ensured they finished top of that group. so now play a 2nd round match at london's wembley stadium next saturday. whales will continue their campaign in amsterdam on the same day. catherine government has announced that spectators of the 2022 world cup will need to have been vaccinated against corona virus to attend the games. th

dw catalina for more, has been following the story from washington, and gave us a few more details about that report. apparently, 3 years before this happened to a consultant found alarming evidence of major structural damage in that same building. the building is 40 years old and the engineers report showed plans for a very expensive multi $1000000.00 repair a project that was set to get underway soon. but this did not happen obviously, and the report detailed significant cracks and breaks in the concrete in the walls, which required repairs as soon as possible to ensure the safety of the residents and of the public around the building. now the mayor of miami dade county, or this building is announced a 30 day audit for all buildings that are 40 years and older i or the counties jurisdiction. britton's health minister has resigned over a breach of corona virus restrictions that he himself had implemented. and in family enforced that hancock admitted breaking the rules after photos and a video emerged of him kissing and embracing an aide in his office. hancock had made regular appearance

every year, catalina sets off on her search. again, there are people like her across russia. people here say the war isn't really over until the last soldiers body has been buried. galena has made that her life's work . the in pakistan around 1500000 refugees have been living there for decades. aren't sure how this is happened because they weren't registered until now? that will change soon and many fear deportation. the hardin con, runs a small grocery store in this refugee camp in caucus. every day he checks his income and expenses. what he was about the same age is this child when his family flat, i've kind of done some 40 years ago today. it's a distance memory was a young that we out. so that's kind of there was a war going on. so when the situation became much flat and our school for the cust onto consent was just thought we've been able to live here. but then on the harvey by her door, so fled off kind of stone after the soviet invasion in 1979. he has lived in the camp ever since. it's one of 20 in this province alone. more than a 1000000 afghans then talk on their la

spending on advertising on social media could reach well over a 100000000000 dollars this year. catalina tell by the blogs about lifestyle and travel, but she's been grounded by the cobit 900 pandemic class. the for been a few years ago. i used to travel a great deal about 16 trips a year. that's something not many people can do in and now i'm stuck in cologne. i haven't left the city in month. that's not me. locked downs are making companies and bloggers look for new sources of revenue. meeting for my linda hotel home office room. this hotel chain is offering rooms as workspace as an alternative to working at home. to do the and power bar is now doing ads for them. under german law, she has to mark such blogs as advertising. nonetheless, her followers often ask how she can afford all the nice trips and hotels because if she had to pay for them, then it says i would some how fake up your mind. i don't fake anything and i often make that clear cut my food. i sometimes think people delude themselves into thinking there's no difference between traveling for work and going on vacation as if

our reporter, catalina, she moist, sent us this report from tulsa, the joy and pride in the green. what strict people here are commemorating one of the worst race massacres in the us history. about the same time they're celebrating their heritage. most of the survivors of town has raised massacre are no longer alive. their descendants are here today. it was kept secret here until that and learn about it and tell i was about 9 or 10 years. well, i don't think people want to go back and remember the traumatic things that happened. they might have been afraid that it might happen again in 1921, a white mob, along with tulsa police, a members of the national guard attacked the black wall street district by looting and burning businesses and hopes greenwood was reduced to ashes. 10000 black people were left homeless, a shameful episode in the history of the city where race still device it's residence. we have our north part of tulsa, which is for donna black in and south and east and west is predominately why. and i feel like there's that line that you just don't cry if you're one of th

not feliciano well, catalina, how to know things, it could benefit others. she would make the trip with people who still believe the flat. and they could see the truth for themselves. that's how your comments me. looking at it from outer space is inexperience. many astronaut rave about samantha christopher, it is of course, no exception. it's just something fascinating about observing planets from a distance. human beings have always gazed in wonder the night skies. but these days, studying celestial bodies isn't always easy to do. as our next report explains her off to a national park in west and germany. ah, the night sky above germany's eye, full national park. this is where hollow dot and hug and runs and observatory. he'd been watching the night sky getting brighter. if there were absolutely no light pollution and we really had a natural night sky, which no longer exists anywhere in europe, then we'd probably be able to see 3 to 4000 stars from here. but even on a good night, you can only see between 182500 stars on up. as i told simple enough stana. it

welcome, catalina. so do not come. that's quite a use comparison vice president's compassionate rhetoric when she was campaigning. how people reacting to the switch. harris has been criticized from members of her own party here in washington. feel not only because it's a u turn in the immigration policy that bite in harris administration originally promised. but also because it is quite surprising to hear these words from a woman who her telephone, the daughter of immigrants who came to the united states from india and jamaica for many hearing the words do not come from a vice president who based her whole political campaign and stressing that she is the daughter of immigrants, and who knows about migrants are often in a situation where they just don't have a choice. has been a disappointment. congresswoman alexandra, have you cortez, for example, cold terry's comments truly disappointing and said that seeking asylum is a legal means of entry. and this whole trip and the words vice president harris has chosen just so t

they didn't respond catalina to more in washington federal of america's riches men have paid little to no income tax. in recent years, investigative journalism out of that pro public says it's a same tax return showing that building has avoided paying tax in a completely legal way. it's a potentially explosive issue in a time of rising inequality. they're the world's richest man. jeff phasers, one of the lawn musk, and they pay less taxes than most people. while living mind blowing, lifestyles pro public revealed that pays those paid no taxes in 20072011, while musk payton on in 2018. the billionaires don't seem to have done anything illegal. they just use tax avoidance strategies beyond the reach of ordinary americans. super billionaires get their well from the growing value of their assets . they're only taxed if they sell those holdings. president joe biden has said he wants to raise taxes on the wealthy. good afternoon. no one likes to pay taxes. i know with my dad, you say it's a small price to live in this country. i firmly believe we firmly believe the need to make our tax syste