and i'm sure many will show| your hope. -- share your hope. thank your hope. —— share your hope.s, still to come: four the secretary of state is looking very hard as to whether or not the taliban is serious about peace. members of the neo—nazi resistance movement stormed the world trade centre armed with pistols and shotguns. we believe that, according to international law, that we have a rightful claim in certain parts of this country as our land. i take pride in the words "ich bin ein berliner." cheering as the uk woke up to the news that it is to exit the european union, leave campaigners began celebrating. in total, 17.4 million people voted for the uk to leave the eu. the medical research council have now advised the government that the great increase in lung cancer is due, mainly, to smoking tobacco. it was closing time for checkpoint charlie, which for 29 years has stood on the border as a marker of allied determination to defend the city. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. ajudge in minneapolis has sentenced the former us police officer, derek chauvin, to twenty—two

there is still hope. >> you've got to have hope, and we're doing everything that we can to bring your family member out alive. >> an emotional statement from miami-dade fire and rescue. joining us is nick valencia who is standing by at a site set up for families waiting for word on their loved ones. also on scene is cnn's rosa flores. you've been here in surf side since the rescue efforts began and it's now day three. at this point what information do we know about where the rescue effort stands? has it become a recovery effort? >> reporter: it is definitely still a rescue effort, boris. the latest we heard from the fire chief last night they are expanding their search strategically. they are looking under the rubble. they have to shore up the building. painstaking work and the fire crews are working in 15-minute increments. every single piece of rubble and concrete could have a catastrophic reaction. they're moving very slowly, very methodically for the safety of everyone involved. they're also working o

that's a big word, paula, hope, right? duty and hope.se are the things fueling them through the night. the fire chief gave an impassioned interview stating we must not lose hope. he was happing into his experiences going through sites like this in haiti and saying, hey, eight days after a building collapsed there, we pulled a girl out of the rubble, alive. we must not lose hope. >> and how about the family members? i know, today, i saw a prayer wall with the photos. so heartbreaking. i mean, are they coming to the site? are they mainly going to some of the shelters there that have been set up in the area? >> yeah. they are, at the moment, sort of creating a vigil at the -- at the reunification center. awaiting answers. pressing forward. they are not losing hope, either. despite getting pretty grim updates, today. in the sense of officials asking for dna swabs. asking for them to give up identifying information about their missing loved ones, including tattoos, birthmarks, scars, anything, that could potentially serve to identify a body.

>> i hope so.ss is encourage states to develop laws for dealing with officers who fail to intervene specifically. so if they observe what they saw chauvin do to mr. floyd, and they fail to act like those three officers did, in fact, they assisted, they are going to be facing criminal prosecution. i'd like to see that across the nation and, of course, with our federal officers. >> again, as a candidate right now, you are calling for the passage of the george floyd justice in police act. this week, negotiators said they had a framework agreement on it. what is your message to lawmakers on how to get it passed? >> get it done. this is not something that is isolated to -- it disproportionately affects african-americans and people of color, but it afefects everybod. when george floyd died, it wasn't just african-american people of color out there protesting. it was all types of people. this act is extremely important to the nation. it should have been done long ago. there's no reason that worthey can't

still on accountant, for all those families hold out hope and they should hope is what, what drives the fire fighters. the rescue workers. the specialists who now arrived from mexico and israel to help miami dade, the fire fighters who are working on the scene from the county. so all those people are motivated by hope to keep this up a search and rescue mission. there wasn't much rescue as of late and there's still a lot of search now. of course, with increasing time, it doesn't look very promising increasingly promising that the hopes of so many families and loved ones will be answered positively. we now know that there were warnings about major structural damage in the building already 3 years ago. but do we know why nothing was done about it? we don't know. and a little bit of the caution with the major, this consulting firm engineering consulting firm, who inspect of this building in 2018, filed a report it was given to the homeowners association. the people who manage and the building. and we don't know what they have done ever since. however, there was a statement from the homeown

is that your hope? >> i hope so.title 42 expulsions. they need to start processing asylum seekers as we normally would and effort in the united states border region and mexican border region for example to get at covid-19 vaccinations and so i think it's time to lift those restrictions. >> before i let you go, i want to ask you about other news coming out of capitol hill. house speaker nancy pelosi's select committee to investigate january 6th. do you hope for a spot on that committee? >> i had the solemn duty of serving as impeachment manager in the second impeachment trial, senate trial of donald trump, but listen, whenever speaker pelosi calls and wants me to do something in the congress, of course i'm going to be helpful but i also think there are so many other -- >> has she called you yet? >> i don't know she's called anybody yet. i think she's still forming the committee. whatever the group of people are, it will be a great group of people who take their duty seriously and try to do it fairly. >> do you worry i

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will show hopeful -- although i am hope, i cannot be optimistic.ammed: we have run out of time so we are going to have to leave the conversation there. thank you so much to all of our guest, and thank you for watching. you can watch this program at any time on our website. for further discussion, go to our facebook page. you can also join the conversation on twitter. on behalf of the whole team here, goodbye for now. ♪ ■■■■■■■■■÷=÷=÷tñññvvvvvrrzozozoo ♪ eric campbell: germany is letting go of coal. europe's biggest economy has closed its black coal mines without sacking a single worker. now it's phasing out the brown coal it burns for electricity. but climate activists say it's still not enough. we find out why a country built on coal believes coal's days are numbered. and we join a raid with young activists fighting to stop

i'm hopeful there could be a commission at some point. as i said on the house floor when we passed the legislation on the commission, the capitol of the united states has always been a glorious beacon of democracy for the american people and the world -- i'll say it again. the select committee is about our democracy and about ensuring the capitol dome remain a symbol of freedom, about preserving america's role as an emblem of determination, hope. that is our purpose. that's what the select committee will be about, and that is about seeking and finding the truth. any questions? yes, ma'am. reporter: [indiscernible] madam speaker, if you could elaborate. why now? [indiscernible] why not try for another vote? why do you think [indiscernible] secondly, who will lead this? speaker pelosi: i'll make those announcements later. there will be a select committee, as there was, at the time of 9/11. a select -- a committee of the united states congress to investigate 9/11. i don't think we can abandon that responsibility. and i see no reason to be ho

that's the only hope we have now. regarding them, the only hope that is starting to increase is there are investigations going on. people are starting to get interested in this story. the owners had complained many times about the board about the fin finances, about the condition of the building and for the board to have allowed the building to get into this condition of disrepair is unconsciousable. we are hopeful that this doesn't go away and that the people that allowed this to happen are held responsible. >> as we rr lwere listening to pablo, to buses of family and friends arrived at the reunification center, from the site. it's a somber moment as starts to rain here. it's adding an undue and unwelcome amount of stress for those looking for signs of life on day five. >> i can only imagine. looks like there will be scattered thunderstorms in the forecast all week which will complicate everything. th thank you for the reporting. with us is dr. benjamin. he's a physician working with rescue teams at the crash site. t

i hope your friends, you know, we all do hope for miracles.ch, erin. >> up next, more on the breaking news from surfside. 3 million tons of concrete have been removed by the heroic first responder from the scene. 3 million. we're going to talk to a rescuer on the ground. are there signs of hope tonight? and is america about to be told to mask up again? la county is recommending it again if you're vaccinated or not as the delta variant spreads across the nation. with customized car insurance from liberty mutual! nothing rhymes with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (upbeat pop music in background throughout) at carvana, we treat every customer like we would treat our own moms, with care and respect. to us, the little things are the big things. which is why we do everything in our power to make buying a car an unforgettable experience. happy birthday. thank you. we treat every customer like we would treat our own moms. because that's what they deserve. oh! don't burn down the duplex. terminix. ta

no, no one here has lost hope, certainly not. so good to talk to you, carlos castillo, from miami-dade fire and rescue, and the incredible work the men and women are doing. it's extraordinary and awe-inspiring. i want to get to valerie cass trots, who is outside the reunification. they moved the spot for family to wait. and while waiting from the authorities, having to deal with our kinds, hundreds and hundreds of people trying to talk to them et stress levels must be incredible. >> reporter: shep, the reason for moving that reunification point, it's now this hotel, because, as you can imagine people are flying in from all across the country trying to get information about their loved ones, not only from across the country, but from other countries as well. we know at least 27 of the people unaccounted for are from various countries in south america, so everyone is coming here, now being put up in this hotel while they wait for this information. we want to tell you the story of one family in particular there is two women they are

we hope so. i do want to end on a positive _ question. we hope so.ssful vaccine roll—outs. they are still not on the green list, so there are other things that we have to look to to decide whether we have to look to to decide whether we can go there or not. but let's hope that will happen in the next few weeks. hope that will happen in the next few weeks-— hope that will happen in the next few weeks. hope that will happen in the next fewweeks. , ., . ., few weeks. somebody once said, a sinale few weeks. somebody once said, a single hope — few weeks. somebody once said, a single hope is— few weeks. somebody once said, a single hope is worth _ few weeks. somebody once said, a single hope is worth a _ few weeks. somebody once said, a single hope is worth a cart - few weeks. somebody once said, a single hope is worth a cart load i few weeks. somebody once said, a single hope is worth a cart load ofl single hope is worth a cart load of certainty. linsey mcneill and chris wright, thank you very much for talking to us. i hope tearing people up talking to us

. >> have hope. there's always hope. was in haiti, and eight days after we were there, we took a girl out of a collapsed -- you got to have hope. and we're doing everything that we can to bring your family member out alive. >> and that's what so many people are doing. holding on to hope. as the careful search goes on. cnn's natasha chen has more from surfside. >> reporter: we will continue search and rescue because we still have hope that we will find people alive. >> but that hope is fleeting as crucial hours pass. >> if they are alive down there, like what's going on, like, you know, how afraid are they in there? is there a possibility they're alive? truthfully, look at this mess. what are the chances? >> reporter: officials say about 55 of the 136 units of the 12-story residential building in surfside collapsed early thursday morning. still no clue on a cause. search and rescue crews are working around the clock using heavy machinery, sonar, cameras and specially trained dogs to try to locate the missing in the rubble

it should give people hope. it is transformative and not revolutionary and talking about doing infrastructure in a way that is about the future, that protects our planet that is resilient green and opens the door to many more people to participate in the prosperity of our country and we want women to be part of building the future of our country and for men and dads, too. we need child care and family and medical leave and so many more people can participate and we are not undoing harm done to neighborhoods and people of color and previously under served communities in that regard. so this is about something new and different. we all hair share that value starting with the president of the unse. house and senate democrats are united that we are not having -- in our house, we are not bringing to the floor unless both bills pass in the senate. and what i have said, i always say it's women. but women, people of color. with women, with diversity, with equity, with justice in our communities as we go forward. so we h

there is hope, lots of hope, but you know, what can you say?ld magali, is the _ what can you say? her mother, also cold magali, is the oldest _ what can you say? her mother, also cold magali, is the oldest of- what can you say? her mother, also cold magali, is the oldest of those l cold magali, is the oldest of those missing. the youngest was ash ronnie patel, the one—year—old daughter of joint british american citizen bath and a patel, who was pregnant, and her husband, an entire family missing. the city will keep up the search, the mayor promised. brute missing. the city will keep up the search, the mayor promised. we will continue search _ search, the mayor promised. we will continue search and _ search, the mayor promised. we will continue search and rescue - search, the mayor promised. we will continue search and rescue because | continue search and rescue because we still— continue search and rescue because we still have hope that we will find people _ we still have hope that we will find people alive. that is exactly why we are continuin

let's hope so. both games _ a great match tonight. let's hope so.ng. meanwhile, 60,000 fans will be allowed inside wembley for the european championship semi—finals and final next month. the announcement made by the government this afternoon means that the stadium will be at 75% capacity for the games, which will see the largest crowds assembled for a sporting event in the uk in more than 15 months. the lifting of restrictions in england has been delayed until the 19th ofjuly, but the games are being allowed extra capacity under the government�*s events research programme. away from the euros, the first british and irish lions team of the summer has been announced, and eight players will make their lions debute againstjapan at murrayfield on saturday. there are four scots in the starting line—up, and the team will be led by tour captain alun wynjones. 16 and a half thousand fans are expected to be at murrayfield for the first ever meeting beaten the lions and japan. despite the debuts, head coach warren gatland says everyone will get their chance to

their daughter michelle telling us she's hoping they are together. simon siegel, a structural engineer born in cuba. his family sharing he loved to travel and having movie nights with family. he truly loved life, they said. lewis, his grandmother saying my grandson is my everything. first responders have been carefully combing through the wreckage, searchers forming a human chain. removing debris by hand using sonar, dogs. >> you can see the e respondersg in through tunnels. they're worng f t p. they'ree .it has to be done ver carefully. >> reporter: teams of 10 to 12 rescuers entering the rubble, working in 15 minute shifts until they grow tired from lifting the heavy debris. the search and rescue effort hindered this morning by pouring rain and heavy wind. the whole structure so unstable locks around the tower have been closed. the crews have been to disasters before to ground zero in new york. to haiti and they are not giving up hope. >> everybody is running in one direction. they're running into the problem. and trust me, they're putting their li

i'm hopeful that we would have a bipartisan support. it would be important due to demonstrate the partisanship that's always been a hallmark of our infrastructure legislation always been bipartisan and less so when president obama was president because the republicans wanted to shrink the program but nonetheless it's a bipartisan bill. 11:45 we will all be waiting to see what they announced and then we will go from there but make sure you understand this, when people say well i'm not going to vote for this -- there ain't going to be no bipartisan bill unless we have the reconciliation. >> on antitrust legislation that in speaker can you respond to criticism from facebook that would be harmful to innovation and you confirmed he spoke with apple. >> no question -- let me just say what this is about rather than their characterization about it. there has been concern on both sides of the aisle about the consolidation of power of the tech companies and this legislation is an attempt to address that and in the interest of fairness and competi

like others here, she's holding on to whatever small hope she can. says, we are people who are here with a bit of hope because it's all that we have, and the only thing they tell us is there are these kind of micro capsules where there could be survivors. for rescuers, the work is continuing, digging through debris, heavy machine involved, occasionally doing what's called an all-stop, where everyone stops and listens for sounds of people who might be alive. but for families, there is only the agony of waiting. many choosing to do so inside a center set up for those with missing loved ones. it's horrible, horrible, says this woman of what it's like inside the center. you see a lot of pain, people that are desperate. this happened near a part of miami known affectionately by some as little ba way nose air he's. there are a lot of south american families that live or spend time here. as the hours go by, there is every chance that the number of south american citizens affected by this collapse goes up even as the chances of finding people alive goes down

there's always hope. you know, i've been in florida, in haiti, collapse in barbados and other collapses that we've been at, and there's always that hope and that's why we're here. we fight 24/7, we don't stop. you know, when it gets to that point that it's just incompatible with hope, we'll reach that point. but right now there is always hope and that's what we're here to do, we're here to rescue as many people as we still can. >> it is hard to reconcile some of the images that we're seeing. the work that is going on there with what we just heard from the spiegels. i mean, you don't think of sights like that and think of people who are still trapped, people who still need to be rescued, but that is what is happening. rosa, it's so tough. i mean, i think sometimes we think about these things from a macro level, and then you hear from the spiegels, kevin and josh and michael, his wife, their mom is still in there. i know that that's obvious to people, but it's just very hard to process right now. this is re

are you still hopeful? >> absolutely. >> you never give up hope.ong as there is rescuers looking or searching and testiftes testifily willing to got give up. there is still went of time. >> there is no reason to 207. >> listen for noises. they would think they heard something and work would stop. >> they tried to find the the source of that sounds. are they highering anything? >> they want to make sure they hear people. is that what's happening right now? >> absolutely. >> that's a standard procedures that goes on during a search event. you can see some of these events a few of the workers on top of the rubble -- this could my in this case somebody trying to seek help. at the same time you can see rescue workers prying up part of the surface, they call it delayering, picking up on one side, the sheer keeping that end open and able to send in their canines to see if they are getting any hit. >> that would be shorted by shorted -- sorted out. >> water being pumped into the site to fight the virus. >> the water is heavier and makes it rieus ier for ki

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that seems to — that hope is vanishing. that seems to be _ that hope is vanishing. be the _ that hope is vanishing. that seems to be the expression and the sentiment from most people, that there is very little hope. having seen for yourself on the ground just what this looks like, perhaps you can understand it. it is very densely packed, isn't it? exactly, it is very packed. the only thing is, when they talk about the numbers, especially when they talk about the people who are unaccounted for, they make very clear that that number is very fluid, they say. it is subject to change because it doesn't mean that those people were inside the building, it may be that they haven't heard from them or there's some confusion may be on the list. it is very dramatic, very unprecedented, and we are still trying to cope with what's going on in all senses. �* , ., senses. and in terms of the rescue operation, _ senses. and in terms of the rescue operation, the - senses. and in terms of the | rescue operation, the rescue teams, is there a sense that there are enough people on—site?

was that all the hope and on the part of the hope that they have then it in the seventy's and the it is. but until the recent events, you know, when people saw the demonstrations and the whole world and men and among females, living in israel, that there is a lot of hope among the people. and i hope didn't tell i didn't do any work off of that. but i'm sure the next we have will deal with this kind of feeling. you are an artist. what is art for you is? is it a form of release? is it a form of diary? are you trying to give a message? how would you describe what it, what it does for you inside paint? i think all of you have kind of i believe in us tuition. well, when you don't have the homeland, when you don't have the i mean it can't be a political think. and when people deny your existence on many, many places and noticed they, they deny your existence. so is a form of saying that we are here. we are living here. we have long root and it gives all my think to the homeless. the things you use in your work, i do think that we just have a few of them around us here, but there is a very

what is his name. >> john. >> we're hoping for a miracle. >> hoping for a miracle.i'm not too hopeful but if it happens i'll be ecstatic. >> thanks so much. >> thanks, wolf. >>> and let's keep lena chavez and elaina blasser and other families of all of the victims of this tragedy in our thoughts and in our prayers. we'll be right back. (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. front desk. yes, hello... i

but how do you hope?r congregation five days later when they have seen no signs of life? >> this is a very good question. you need to always instill the sense of hope in the people. the national anthem of the state of israel, the homeland, is actually the hope. you always have to hope. this is the basis of faith and the divine and the creator that there is, there is a purpose for everything even when you don't see it and as long as you don't know for real, for sure, there is always hope. >> what are your congregants asking you? >> they are asking how to help. when you're in this situation, you need to feel you're doing something physically, not only spiritually, but physically. what can we do? the moment you find out what happened we set up a task force and people responded immediately with an outpouring of help of g goods, of financial help. we know, for example, the greater miami jewish federation is collecting funds and 100% of these funds go where the help is needed. >> any anger, any frustration? if

i hope so, i hope you would be. the - so, i hope you would be. be. the campaign comes _ so, i hope you would be. the campaign comes from deep and personal experience. i just assumed that since the arena attack, security is going to really high in public places. find security is going to really high in public nam-— security is going to really high in public places-— security is going to really high in public places. security is going to really high in ublic laces. �* ., ., ., public places. and then a year and a bit later, i went _ public places. and then a year and a bit later, i went to _ public places. and then a year and a bit later, i went to theatre - public places. and then a year and a bit later, i went to theatre in - bit later, i went to theatre in manchester for the first time and there was seemingly apt that no security. in fact, never even security. infact, never even checked our tickets. i sat there during the concert and was distraught, really. iwas during the concert and was distraught, really. i was crying at one point. nobody chec

disappointed, it is the hope that kills us every time, | the hope that kills us every time, but we _ that kills us every time, but we still love scotland. there _ but we still love scotland. there were moments of excitement and elation when the dream of going forward seemed to be in reach. cheering fans had been holding out for a win, a moment of national celebration after months of covid restrictions. as one of the host cities, glasgow has passed in the glow of the tournament for the past few days. the team, they will do their thing and we will do our thing, we will celebrate for them, whatever the result, doesn't matter, we'rejust here for a party. it result, doesn't matter, we're 'ust here fora mi result, doesn't matter, we're 'ust here for a mi here for a party. it has given the country a _ here for a party. it has given the country a boost _ here for a party. it has given the country a boost and _ here for a party. it has given the country a boost and something l here for a party. it has given the| country a boost and something to look forward to and enjoy, not just for us, _ lo

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there's still hope. >> there's still hope. a press conference just wrapped up. up with the miami-dade mayor right after to get the latest details, first about the tunnels that the commander of the israeli team told our colleague john burman earlier today. she says this was indeed a sign of hope that they continue to follow these tunnels and voids looking for signs of life. then i also asked her about the personalre recovered. we learned yesterday the debris is being sorted. we know it's being taken to a florida department of transportation site. families want to know about the precious personal belongings of their loved ones, jewelry, clothing, any kind of item that belongs to their loved ones. according to the mayor, she says these items are being placed in bins and being sorted. they're going to be cataloged. all of it is evidence for now, but she says those items are being recovered and preserved. then about the chief became emotional. they also spoke about the contingency plans for the two storms they're monitoring. this is a huge concern because as you can

clearly that's our hope.e urge the majority to consider that because, if you look at voting, it is good we are finally limiting the time so we can have a normal voting schedule or closer to that. as we look at the appropriations process, for example, where appropriations bills will start moving out of committee in july, may start coming to the floor in july, as we know if we have a robust, open process for appropriations bills, typically you might have 100 amendments on a given appropriations bill. so many times we have late night votes. we have two-minute votes because if congress is truly going to process those amendments in an orderly way, even 15-minute votes or five-minute votes haven't worked so we went to a two-minute voting schedule. you can't do that with proxy voting because as the gentleman knows it eats up more time and delays our ability to move through a normal appropriations process. looking towards that july 3 date is there. if it expires as we hope it does, i think that would help congress to

so we can see the kind of hope in ethiopia. i'm going to be hopeful. i like william and i hope this and that she will produce results for something for you'll get to forward when we can pump basic security in the country . that really diminishes our submission adam beyond these elections. how much of a challenge to issues like the border dispute with sudan and the escalating tensions over the grand? if you're up in renaissance dam po's for abby ahmed, and for the government, while these, i think the contestation over the dumb was it preceded him at the border district was to don is quite new. i was always there lurking in the background, but it has escalated significantly. a particular use to war started. my sense is that at the moment any negotiation was always connected with electro calculations of the party. so even if they believe that concessions may be important, they would be hesitant because they do not want to disappoint their support based. so that the good in particular, it's an extremely emotional issue in europe. yeah. the same with, with

can it hope to?between president trump's administration and president biden's, standing up to china. of course it can. i think one of the hallmarks of the g7 is the concept that these are a group of democracies, like—minded countries who share values. and they also, i think it's very important for them to get together and discuss this challenge to our values, and the challenge to world leadership. i think president biden has been very clear, as he's just been and just arrived in the uk, he's made very clear the last 2a hours that he considers the summit extremely important. he wants people to know that the united states is back on the stage. he realises this is going to be a work in progress, there are a lot of things we will have to pick up on, and certainly, one of them is dealing with china. china is not going anywhere. china is a very serious player and will be for many years, but we need to figure out policies where together, we can work on shaping the environment for china to perhaps make some

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. >> we have hope because that's what our search and rescue team tells us, that they have hope. >> a member of miami-dade fire rescue joins us live. >>> derek chauvin sentenced. a judge ordering the former minneapolis police officer to serve 22 1/2 years behind bars for the murder of george floyd. the emotional statements from floyd's family. >> i miss you, and i love you. >> and chauvin's message to them, his cryptic comments. a member of the prosecution team joins us live. >>> historic heat wave. the pacific northwest facing life-threatening conditions, records set to be shattered. >> multnomah county has opened these massive cooling centers for anybody that needs to escape the heat. >> "the right stuff" there in portland with the extreme heat forecast. >>> ufo report. the declassified version of a government report to congress on unexplained aerial phenomena. what it shows about those mysterious sightings in the sky. are we closer to learning the truth about them? >>> and bon voyage! the first cruise ship in the u.s. ready to set sail since the pandemic. the different rules for th

hope the people have change in the seventy's. have people last hope over the decades. have you felt that due to the political situation on the ground and has that been reflected in your work? how, how was that changed? was that all the hope and on the part of the hope that the have and it in the seventy's and it is but until the recent events in all, when people saw the demonstrations and the whole world. and man, man, among pacino's, living in israel, that is a lot of the hope among the people and hope tent still, i didn't do any work off of that, but i'm sure the next will will deal with this kind of feeling. you are an artist. what is art for you is? is it a form of release? is it a form of diary? are you trying to give a message? how would you describe what it, what it does for you inside paint? i think all of us have kind of i believe in our tuition, well, when you don't have the homeland, when you don't have the i mean it can't be a political thing. and when people deny your existence on many, many places and noticed they, they deny your existence. so the form of

timing is everything. >> let's certainly hope for the best. there's certainly still a reason to hope. thank you so much for joining us. forest lang, appreciate you sharing your expertise with us. >> great. thank you. >>> as crews continue their search, the families of the missing are facing agonizing uncertainty. cnn spoke with the children of judy spiegel, one of the 156 people still unaccounted for. >> my mom is just the best person in the world. she is so caring and loving. she like loves my kids and i'm dealing with my own stuff but i have to worry about my daughter. i have two daughters but one is too little to understand. the picture that you just saw was scarlet with my mom. my daughter keeps asking. we told her that my mom is missing and we can't find her and she told me that, well, she's really good at playing hide and seek so she's probably hiding in her house. can i go there with you? i know where she hides. i said, we have a lot of people helping. i told her i've been on the news. we're doing everything that we can. my husband told

let's start with the daily mail, james, and two newjab hope to free up james, and two newjab hope toursummer — james, and two newjab hope to free up your summer — this is a trial looking at whether it would be safe to let people avoid some of the restrictions that they've had to abide by up until now. this restrictions that they've had to abide by up until now. this news is very hepeful. _ abide by up until now. this news is very hopeful, saying _ abide by up until now. this news is very hopeful, saying that _ abide by up until now. this news is very hopeful, saying that two - abide by up until now. this news is very hopeful, saying that two jabs | very hopeful, saying that two jabs may remove the need to quarantine after visiting an amber list country and the requirement to self—isolate if you come into contact with someone with covid. however i do feel like we are constantly having these hopes dangled in front of us, then they are ——. i think of the great quote from john cleese, " i can deal with the despair, it's the hope i can't bear." i think a lot of people will be thinking, pl

they are still holding out hope.ut of the rubble, eight, nine days after the earthquakes. as we just heard there from the mayor, there is no new update in terms of those confirmed dead. she did say there were an additional four victims identified. but 152 people, wolf, still unaccounted for. and you think about all those people's family, their loved ones, their friends who were just hoping and praying at this hour for positive news that their loved one will be found. >> yeah. we'll go back to the news conference, obviously, momentarily. once the next speaker starts his or her presentation. because there are so many questions that the family members obviously still want answered. everyone wants answered right now. how is it going? when does the search and rescue operation, for example, become a search and recovery operation? these are among the most painful kinds of decisions that these authorities have to make. you have to give this mayor, daniella levine cava, you have to give the mayor a lot of credit and the mayor

so, scotland with a hope. england on four _ that. so, scotland with a hope. a hope. england on four points. no - that. so, scotland with a hope. | england on four points. no team that. so, scotland with a hope. - england on four points. no team has failed to get in with four points so they could in theory lose against they could in theory lose against the czech republic on tuesday night. we started with confidence and hope and optimism and for the same team to fall flat against scotland when they were really expected to win and to win by quite a lot as well, a lot of questions about this england team. jack really did come in for half an hour or team. jack really did come in for halfan hour orso, team. jack really did come in for half an hour or so, a real push was seeing him from the start to perhaps offer some spark of creativity but also, huge questions over the england captain as well, harry kane has been pretty lethargic, leggy is the word that has been used often about his performances against the quacks. and also it has the scots last night. —— against

i think they kind of hope against hope that something will happen in their favor. they don't think it's inevitable that they will be received into the army. but something about their history tells us that they think it's worth a try. they keep coming back. with single ton, he keeps running away throughout his life and you can see he's kind of the perfect candidate for reconnaissance work for the union military. >> black military service for the united states and within that tradition is black service in the u.s. navy which was continuous. i was hoping you could address kind of the role of black sailors during the war and their self-perception. >> absolutely. wells, he actually is authorized to bring in to use black labor in ways that are kind of ambiguous, that can allude to both service and -- to working as servants but also military service specifically. and that happens, actually, pretty early on in the war around 1861 you begin to see that correspondence between the secretary of war. and so there's a way in which they're permitted to kind of blur those lines a

let's hope that doesn't happen throuthout 3-0. let's hope that doesn't happen throughout the _ 3-0.ament - 3-0. let's hope that doesn't happen throughout the tournament but - 3-0. let's hope that doesn't happen | throughout the tournament but laura scott, thank you very much. now many of you will remember football's infamous european super league. less than two months ago, 12 of europe's top clubs. including the premier league's "so—called" big six, had signed up to start their own european competition. well, the plan was criticised by many — the backlash from fans was fierce. in the last two hours, we've heard that uefa has barcelona, and juventus — the three clubs involved that didn't pull out of the failed project. and also today, we've learnt how the six english clubs — so arsenal, chelsea, liverpool, manchester city, manchester united and tottenham will be penalised by the premier league. they're set to be fined £22 million between them — so just over £3.5 million per club. now, we've already heard a lot of the owners involved will pay the fine rather than the club itself. and

i hope we have learned that lesson, i hope we have learned that lesson, i hope we have a deeper understandingclimate and i hope we will get that investment going. it has to be in the g7 countries but we also have to find the finance to help the investment in the developing and emerging market countries. so i do hope that as well as the finance commitment to delivery on the vaccines, we also have a strong commitment to increase climate finance. again, that will be in the interests of us all but it also is interests of us all but it also is in the special interests of the poor world, head earliest and hardest by climate change, but are the least responsible for causing it through history. responsible for causing it through histo . ., ., ., , history. there a lot to be done. is the g7, history. there a lot to be done. is the 67, this — history. there a lot to be done. is the g7, this rather— history. there a lot to be done. is the g7, this rather strange - the g7, this rather strange assortment of richer countries, is this the right vehicle to be driving this the right vehicle to be driving this