ortiz: sÍ, sÍ las hay.te lapersonas que por primera vez van regresando del rÍo”. escobosa: ¿por quÉ? porque si ya pagaron cuota en otros puntos de la frontera, esta no tiene porquÉ ser la excepciÓn. segÚn le explicaron. ortiz: tambiÉn ahora, andando en nuestro territorio, ellos tambiÉn van a tener que cumplir ahora tambiÉn con ese requisito. escobosa: quienes detienen al pastor lorenzo ortiz no se esconden tras capuchas, muestran la cara, revisan documentaciÓn de las cortes, toma fotos. si entre los pasajeros viene un reciÉn llegado, se lo llevan. >> nos llevaron con el jefe de la mafia, nos rodearon, habÍan hombres vestidos de militar con armas. escobosa: a ellas las tuvieron meses secuestradas hasta que la madre logrÓ enviarles el dinero desde centroamÉrica. hoy ya estÁn a salvo. ortiz: no me ha tocado oÍr de ninguna persona masacrada, torturada. sÍ me tocÓ oÍr de desaparecidas. escobosa: ese pacto no escrito implica mucha presiÓn para el pastor ortiz, que no puede bajar la guardia ni un segundo. ortiz: e

. >> good morning roxanne dunbar-ortiz, i just wanted to thank you for e-books. yesterday, on the base of the missouri river, overlooking it is 852-foot steel image of a woman, and we celebrated by dedicating it to remind our women that they are also meant in the backbones of our nations. roxanne dunbar-ortiz this 52-foot mag to me is for all indian woman to uplift themselves and learn more about the culture and ceremony and learn more about the language but most importantly roxana, it is the image we will use in south dakota to try to teach white people and remind them that it was not long ago, four centuries ago their ancestors came to america to look for a better life. we have so much teaching that we have to share with our nonindigenous relatives who live in our land to remind them that they also came from somewhere in that we are the owners of this great land we are sharing in rocks and i'm just excited about this and hope you know about it and you can help promote the appetite so that we can engage in other native women in and indigenous women to be proud o

ortiz will tell us more about it. if you go to amazon.com they are selling all threee of the books that are historical backstops for this extraordinary document which is four hoursis in a premiered april 7 and 8th on hbo and you are listening to thf founder of the facebook page the french around tech and i hope everyone after watching the documentary will come and join the conversation there which is just taking off. police tell us how you got involved with ralph pac apakan have we reached out to you and finally it does want to say this is a documentary of the decade, not the documentary of 2021. it really is here to revolutionize the first historical record. let's go thank you barbara. roxanne dunbar-ortiz what is it? >> guest: it is exactly as she described. it is a paradigm and anything that's ever been on television. especially broad television, hbo. ralph peck has long been one of my favorite filmmakers and of course i didn't know him and i've ever met him and i never expected it in my lifetime. he was my favorit

. >> roxanne dunbar ortiz i want to start with our conversation today with a quote from your most recent book not an issue to be regrouped, in the book you write the claim that the united states is a nation of immigrants and aversion of u.s. nationals. what do you mean by that. >> in the past, before the terminology, a nation of immigrants arose, there was a degradation of immigrants, very hard processing, of acceptance, that still exist with chinese, the first immigration law was an exclusion of chinese, it's been mainly about exclusion the term is very recent, i was surprised actually to find why it dates to 1958 and in minted by john f. kennedy when he was senator, is seem to be whose purpose was planning to run for president and he had a difficult past because he was a child of immigrant irish and catholic and every president up until that time of his presidency had bid engel or scott irish and protestant. so i think what he emphasizes in the little book that he published called the nation of immigrants, he emphasizes the great qualities about the irish in particular. it is mainly ab

hello doctor dunbar ortiz.from this phone call from the documentary on hbo exterminate all the brutes about the history of your eccentric colonialism and genocide. doctor ortiz book is sitting in my lap of the indigenous people taken out of the library on martha's vineyard. were the descendents go to school with myw grandchildren. so if you go to amazon.com they are selling all three of the books of the historical backstop for this extraordinary documentary you are listening to the founder so i hope everyone after watching the documentary will enjoy that conversation which is taking off. please tell us how you got involved and finally this is a documentary of a decade not 2021. t and really is here to revolutionize the historical record. host: thank you. what is exterminate all the brutes? >> . >> and as described it is a paradigm shift of anything that's ever been on television. especially broad television, hbo. one of my favorite filmmakers. i did not know him. i have never met him. i never expected in my lif

and here we go, commissioner ortiz-cartagena? >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena thank you, president.to give a shout out to when i have sparking lot, and that's my midway point from the marina to the beach. so they're always great and make you feel welcome. harris -- i concur with my co-commissioner, and also i think -- [indiscernible] i usually take them to "the nutcracker" and before "the nutcracker" we go to eat a the filet and show them a different way. and you always have someone [indiscernible] so congratulations and i'm just so excited. >> president laguna: you know, listening to you guys is making me think that we should have the annual off-site at harris steakhouse. that would be -- that would be like a great place for us to have a meeting. we could do that, right? we can have these meetings anywhere now on zoom, right? so, listen, thanks to all of you for applying and congratulations in all of your contributions to the city. we're very grateful to have you here. we're extremely grateful for everything that you bring to this city. so with that, can we -- sorry -- >> i am so s

and here we go, commissioner ortiz-cartagena? >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena thank you, president. i too want to give a shout out to when i have sparking lot, and that's my midway point from the marina to the beach. so they're always great and make you feel welcome. harris -- i concur with my co-commissioner, and also i think -- [indiscernible] i usually take them to "the nutcracker" and before "the nutcracker" we go to eat a the filet and show them a different way. and you always have someone [indiscernible] so congratulations and i'm just so excited. >> president laguna: you know, listening to you guys is making me think that we should have the annual off-site at harris steakhouse. that would be -- that would be like a great place for us to have a meeting. we could do that, right? we can have these meetings anywhere now on zoom, right? so, listen, thanks to all of you for applying and congratulations in all of your contributions to the city. we're very grateful to have you here. we're extremely grateful for everything that you bring to this city. so with that, can we -- sorry --

eduardo ortiz nos cuenta cómo se volvió abanderado de la casa blanca. venimos. woo!is, como el samsung galaxy 5g. y una lsolo en metro.5g sin límites por 25 dólares. que este sea el momento que hemos estado esperando por tanto tiempo. para estar segura usa earblue digital. una combinación única de protección contra errores y precisión superior al 99%. clearblue, resultados en los que puedes confíar. >> (música). >> estamos de vuelta desde la casa blanca, en la ciudad de washington. ha concluido la reunión trilateral. y los protagonistas, los líderes de estados unidos, méxico y canadá. pero también había alguien que llamó nuestra atención. un soldado, abanderado del ejército de los estados unidos, inmigrante, mexicano. su nombre eduardortiz. hoy por la tarde llevó la bandera de méxico dentro de la casa blanca. por la mañana lo conocimos. >> cada vez que salgo y presento s banderas es un sentimiento dergullo que no se puede explicar con palabras. >> desde pequeño querías hacer parte del ejército. >> correcto, desde que podía caminar. >> ¿por qué? >> desde chico veía el

last year. 7 seconds years, ortiz shoddy edwards dusty. while grin statistics and shock reports aren't exactly something the united kingdom is particularly alien to when it comes to the n. a chest, the pandemic, i'm the government's handling of it. but these findings are definitely alarming as, according to a report, people are now dying in the back of ambulance. is that a stuck outside of hospitals simply because they can't get in and up to a 160000 patients every single year or coming to severe harm as a result of these delays. plus those nearly $300000.00 more emergency calls a month the normal at because of the ambulance shortages. we think that about 3 quarters if the extra phone calls that are coming in on 999, i'll repeat dialers trying to find out what's happened to the ambulance. they are having to wait for too long for. so this is essentially a cycle of crisis because ultimately patients can't get admitted into hospital, they're waiting outside or even being treated in ambulances. but that means those ambulances can't get back on

and here we go, commissioner ortiz-cartagena? >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena thank you, president. i too want to give a shout out to when i have sparking lot, and that's my midway point from the marina to the beach. so they're always great and make you feel welcome. harris -- i concur with my co-commissioner, and also i think -- [indiscernible] i usually take them to "the nutcracker" and before "the nutcracker" we go to eat a the filet and show them a different way. and you always have someone [indiscernible] so congratulations and i'm just so excited. >> president laguna: you know, listening to you guys is making me think that we should have the annual off-site at harris steakhouse. that would be -- that would be like a great place for us to have a meeting. we could do that, right? we can have these meetings anywhere now on zoom, right? so, listen, thanks to all of you for applying and congratulations in all of your contributions to the city. we're very grateful to have you here. we're extremely grateful for everything that you bring to this city. so with that, can we -- sorry --

it was a serious embarrassment for the press french president, and here's the ortiz charlotte davinsky with more in the case. well, this is alexander gabriella, who as you mentioned, was the deputy former chief of staff for president mack on this is the man who was chiefly organizing the protection of president mack on mainly doing his presidential campaign back in 2017. and then that 1st year and over that he was in office, this is a man who is incredibly close to not just a manual mat gone, but also to his wife. the court found him guilty of several offences including fraudulent use of diplomatic passport. and as you mentioned there assaulting to protesters during a made a protest. now this is something that happened back on the 1st of may, back in 2018 where bonilla had asked to go as an observer to watch what the police do during a protest. these are protested often turn quite violent at the fringes and he said he wanted to see how the police carry out their jobs. but instead of just observing what happened, he got involved and then assaulted some of the protesters that was capture

they're not happy about what they see as a mere talking shop ortiz. a sally was in the thick of it here in the scottish city of glasgow, which is of course, hosting the club $26.00 summit. thousands of people marching earlier this afternoon to make their voices heard with those who are fools, leading not some, it's in the for the many people to we managed to speak to the message is clear. they want to see less in terms of talk from those who are leading that some it a more in terms of concrete action to tackle and a vote, depending prices that they talk a lot. but when they, when it comes down to reaction, you've got lots other guy basically, and then on that integral fossil fuels in any of the negotiations, a cycle bad will still companies not even mentioned. i didn't open it. it's like, i don't usually take in some kind of a millionaires. i mean this came is equal to one in by private. yes. 5. and then we know that doesn't seem like the gateway. it's to $26.00 conference and it shouldn't be the $27.00. so the guy says 90, so this should be critical.

again of the forefront of a culture, puzzle ortiz john hubby reports from outside the court. oh i yeah. i know it's definitely heated up in terms of the overall vibe and the overall atmosphere. you know, there was actually just about maybe 10 minutes ago. an altercation on the steps between essentially opposing protesters to other protesters gone into a fight. it turned into a fist fight, one of the demonstrators or one of the people that was involved in the altercation then ran across the street. i'm going to get out of the way just so you can kind of see the scene a little bit directly in front media. then behind that, that's the courthouse. the courthouse steps. anyway, this, the scrum was up there. one of the guys ran ran across the street, and a van pulled up, loaded with police, who then jumped out, tack old v. the person involved in the altercation, and presumably arrested him. got them in a van. got that vehicle out of here and then pushed the remaining protesters back up before really that situation escalated and became more violent from there because definitely othe

it's ortiz, caleb mob. oh, i. well, we're here on 5th avenue and manhattan outside of the building where jeff bezos owns 4 floors of luxury apartments and right out here. as you can see, we're seeing representatives of labor unions and progressive community activist groups who are assembling to demand the recognition of the union at the amazon warehouses now among the crowd, our amazon workers and allies of the labor movement, progressive activists, et cetera. all highlighting the conditions of the amazon warehouses on demanding better treatment for the workers. here is some of what was in the call made for actions against jeff bezos on black friday. what is traditionally a top shopping holiday in the united states? the pandemic has exposed how amazon place is profits, head of work, as society and our planet amazon takes too much and gives back to little. they make amazon pay coalition is demanding higher wages for amazon's employees. an end to the worker surveillance policies, extended sick leave and improvement

in a converted warehouse, a co vaccination point has just been set up at the camp to we understand ortiz morocco's, they have sent us this report from the scene earlier. the night has been somewhat car and the boy there were sporadic attempt spot by small groups to cross into into poland, mostly men who were much fit a that the weather is it isn't doing that would be migrant. say me any favors it is cold. here is windy, the sort of wind that blows all the heat out of your body. many people more than a 1000 the now in this, in this hand of this formula, g stick center, the bell, russian authorities have made available for my goods. it's, it's a roof over their heads it somewhere bomb with power, with a place to charge their mobile phones and keep in touch with their relatives. this food also that's being delivered, but many others are still out there in the woods. there are cabs across the border, trying to find a way through to pull into the vent julie into germany, which is the ultimate destination for many of them. but as i say, there was no concentrated effort to get across over the c

us in the black sea, along with the expansion of nato near to russia's borders report next year's ortiz, dmitri polk. this address by present burton came with it during his meeting with foreign policy officials here in moscow. during this meeting, he basically discussed the political and economic landscape in which russia finds itself to day. and of course, the most pressing topic is relations between russia and the west nato, and the u. s. and frankly, these relations are at an all time low right now. hootin mentioned how this didn't usually always be the case. he mentioned that it used to be that relation between for example, rush indie wes, were go operative. however, over the past several decades, they have basically disintegrated and somehow even continue to get worse. right now . communications between russian nato have essentially been saburd sadie to all of that is now the provocations from nato putin talked about how 1st of all, nato broke all its promises and continued expanding towards the east, how countries like poland and romania now how's air defense systems which as quic

over the coming months, ortiz kill up non necessity. whether the move could reverse the american leaders falling ratings. jo biden's claim is that the u. s. economy is recovering better than literally anywhere else on the planet. now this comes after the commander in chief announced he was going to open up the country, strategic petroleum reserve and put $50000000.00 extra barrels of oil onto the market in coming months. many of dismissed this move is simply a publicity stunt not in the least because it only covers no more than a few days supply. i understand that joe biden will be announcing an attack on the newly brimming strategic core reserves, so that he could get the close to record setting high oil prices artificially lo, it, we were energy independent one year ago. now we're at the mercy of opec. is this any way to run a country? we are experiencing higher prices because the administration and democrats in congress, a waging a war on american energy. joe biden caught us oil production cancel pipelines. and now he's selling off t

chris hedges, jonathan host of ortiz, on concept program. many thanks. great, thanks. the trial is under way in the us of a young man who fatally shot 2 people and injured another. jack black lives matter progress in wisconsin last year and development, the judge, his rule called we didn't house was legally countering along bio rifle on that fateful light. however, his motor trial continues and continues to divide the country. we'll call it now the travel channel was last year when he was 17 because he went there to protect local businesses from the rights following the death of a black man during an altercation with police shooting the confrontation. he opened fire. he claims in self defense. 2 people died and another was wounded. it's a case that encapsulates one of them because most the root issues, as ortiz, taylor explains patriot or terrorist hero or cold blooded killer. that's no consensus in america. in fact, kyle written house has become the face of the united states divided look up cow rittenhouse and throw away the key. he was trying to get away from them, i

norma ortiz viviÓ la experiencia.as que se estaban muriendo, que estaban peleando por su vida. >> el alcalde cuestionÓ las causas del hecho y dijo que espera el resultado de la investigaciÓn policial. un hombre de 18 aÑos captado en vÍdeo tratando de de tener el concierto empezÓ a luchar por su vida. ricardo ramos es un abogado que representa 30 de los demandantes. >> ese niÑo fue a un concierto a oÍr mÚsica, no a ver a nadie que muriera. >> y es que mientras se continÚa recordando a los fallecidos, las preguntas crecen sobre si se van a formular cargos criminales. norma ortiz tambiÉn estÁ demandando por daÑos fÍsicos y emocionales y mientras la cargaba un buen samaritano, esto fue lo que observo. norma: personas subÍan sobre otras tratando de quedarse parados, tratando de no caerse porque si te caÍas, no se podÍan levantar. >> el fbi se uniÓ a la investigaciÓn para determinar si hubo acciÓn criminal. pedro rojas, univisiÓn. ilia: hablemos de la caravana de migrantes en mÉxico que tomÓ un nuevo rumbo. miles de las per

although he was on harmed ortiz policy or picks up the story. well, the, i'm in a similar i skate. assassination, attend on his life emilio as of sunday morning, what we're hearing from the iraqi military is that a number of grows up loaded with explosives struck the residential palace, which is inside baghdad. green zone and a feast 7 security guards were injured in that attack. immediately following that, the prime minister took to his feet in which he urged for a screen and calm. he then appeared on state television in which he reassured that iraqi population. cowardly rockets. android attacks don't build homelands and don't build a future. we work towards building a countries to respect to the states and its institutions and building a better future for all iraqis. we call again for carbon constructive dialogue for iraq and the feature of iraq. as of yet no one has came responsibility for the attempted assassination. we haven't heard from heavily armed leaders who are affiliated with iran fact militias and they have been protesting. the resu

over the latest media reports now suggest $52.00 people have died, including 6 rescue workers. ortiz dmitri park is on the ground at the scene. dimitry. what's happening there? and what do we know so far? well right now, we're waiting for some official statements from the officials from the emergency response teams about the actual amount of casualties. because so far the official number is not been confirmed. basically what happened is that yesterday at 9 a, there was a fire and report of an explosion. some 250 meters below ground in the mine, you can actually see it right behind me. at that moment, there were exactly 285 workers still in the mines. during the 1st hours after that explosion and the gas leaking throughout the mine shafts through the ventilation system. apparently, some cold dust caught on fire and that smoke spread throughout the entire complex and it, within the next few hours, most of the people were evacuated. 250 people were eventually, i'm sorry. 236 people were evacuated in the 1st hours out of them some 40 people were admitted to the hospital with various inju

don't shift your issues on to others. ortiz, he goes down of, has more now on the west, in response to the crisis on problems border. and why rush has been caught up in the middle of the dispute. the refugee crisis has now been tormenting the e u for over half a decade. and finally, the evil engineer behind it has been unmasked and its well dar, russia, russia has its own far reaching goals. undoubtedly this is d stabilization of the situation in the u. an attempt to permanently destabilized central and eastern europe. undoubtedly, these are russia strategic goals. it wants to have an instrument of influence and blackmail over europe on the free world, acting with someone else's hands. officials in warsaw stop. just short of elaborating exactly what role moscow is playing in the calamity on the poland and bella ros border states that are, you know, both not russia. they also choose to amid historical details of how polaroid helped turn iraq from which many of the migrants are fleeing now into the mess. it now is now polish politicians. here kids look a shank and means of making problem

on a lack of basic supplies. ortiz constantine ross cough travel to the border camp. one of the 3rd thing that he noticed when he entered the camp is just the smoke thick smoke from the campfires. and when you spend just a couple of hours in this fix smoke, you feel dizzy and you're eyesore. but these people have to take it in 247 non stop. they be she, she's shaking from phrasing. look at this with what does it trash bag bag. yeah. where for cool, you know, go under this to stay warm. these migrants need lots of firewood, but even company tree to live is a problem. if you don't have the skills or proper tools, having something as simple as an ax almost becomes a matter of survival here. where did you get the x? the us, the for the soldiers gave you just gave you just gave you for help. go for help and it's all hands on deck approach. even children are being sent out into the forest to collect dry sticks and branches for bonfires. wow, good job. but wandering around in the woods can be dangerous. these girls just come back from the forest with blood all over her face.

but ortiz is just glad it was her car and not one of her neighbors hit and i was really scared, so i just wanted them to get control of him. he couldn't even imagine if it was during the day and little kids were playing outside and he was running around doing that. police will release video from body worn cameras in the days ahead. the man who died has been identified as jordan's past age. 40, who lived a few streets away and julie, it appears his first shots were actually fired there before he made his way to peach court. such a scary situation for people who live in that neighborhood, deborah, thank you. cemetery police are looking for a man who groped a woman at a laundry mat. earlier this wee, officials released this photo of that man they say. on monday afternoon, he approached a woman at the kingston coin laundry on north kingston street and touched a woman against her. will officers say the man ran off when they arrived. anyone who recognizes him is asked to call san mateo police police was entered today for a san francisco police sergeant accused of trying to rob a pharmacy i

the incident is being investigated of a possible terror attack ortiz, charlotte dubin ski reports to 6 30 am local time. this x pack was carried out. we understand the police officer was in a vehicle just outside his police station and the attacker opened the door of the car and then attempted to stab the officer to deck. now we understand the officer survived without any injuries, thanks to his bullet proof vests, but we do understand from sources on the ground that while that attack was attempted, the aggressor shouted that this was being done in the name of the muslim prophet. now we understand that a colleague of that police officer who was attacked aimed fire straight away at the attack, it severely injuring them and they are now are said to be severely injured and being treated for that. we understand that the attacker is a 37 year old, are with the original nationality of being algerian. and he said to have been unknown to the police before this incident. but because of the fact that the aggressor said that this attack was in the name of them was in prophet muhammad, this is n

his ortiz dawn caught with media reports are saying that the camera, the camera of a mine explosion has taken the lives of 52 people. although official statistics are still saying that 38 of those people, their fates are still unknown thursday, we 1st heard that there was an incident in camera of a region of central russia. it's also in siberia. we later found out that there was an explosion in a mine 250 meters underground and that there were 300 people there. 3 rescue workers were confirmed dead and the other 3 are still. their situation is still unknown. they lost communication with them. and the authorities are still actually worried about the potential for a 2nd explosion. since there is still a high content of methane in those caves. as for what actually cause this explosion, we don't really know, but the authorities have launched a criminal investigation. 3 of the administrators of the mine have been detained and, and they're being questioned as we speak. but the preliminary findings suggests that cold dust in the mine in the ventilation shaft may have caught fire and spread that

s. strategic reserves in the coming months. ortiz caleb muffin now looks at the weather out the, the move could save biden's falling writings jo biden's claim is that the u. s. economy is recovering better than literally anywhere else on the planet. now this comes after the commander in chief announced he was going to open up the country, strategic petroleum reserve and put $50000000.00 extra barrels of oil onto the market in coming months. many of dismissed this move is simply a publicity stunt not in the least because it only covers no more than a few days supply. biden releasing 3 days worth of oil, that tax pays already paid for. joe biden would rather dip into a strategic oil reserves and puts americans to work in the energy industry bite and gave well biggest bargaining chip. when he shut down domestic oil production was incentive. would opec have to negotiate when they know we have no or else to go? the price gouging is just beginning. biden is hoping to tackle inflation and restoring gas prices at a time where he and his policies are quite unpopular. 70 percent of americans s

i think safety concerns ortiz shot. it was actually delves into the stand off between governments and big tac. it's been 5 years since whatsapp rolled out end to end encryption. it was hailed for allow people all over the world to communicate securely and freely, but in tandem with some top western officials, whatsapp, instagram on facebook, owner matter is tracking its feet. we're taking our time to get this ride and we don't plan to finish the global rollout of end to end encryption by default, across all our messaging services until sometime in 2023. we believe people shouldn't have to choose between privacy and safety, which is why we're engaging with privacy and safety experts, civil society and governments to make sure we get this right. technical as encryption can be, it's really about the very core of how we live our lives today. safe in the knowledge that what you tell your friend stays with your friend or does it. while preaching that confidence is potentially painful, according to the government, it's a price

also at ot dot com, you can get more of the role video clips at ortiz youtube channel. for the meantime though, more details on stand by for you in 5 minutes from now with my colleague unit a meal. ah ah ah ah, there is a patch of water around the try a seal island that's in contention between canada and the united states. northern gulf, a main has suddenly become optimal for lobster and our populations years exploded. one of the most valuable fisheries that ever existed. suddenly you had made an canadian fisherman in these waters. at the same time jousting for position and tensions or high violence is bound to happen. this is the last land border dispute between canada and the united states. it could be magnified to the part where there could be costs that would be significant to whoa countries. border disputes don't go away, they just fester. something's going to happen. you know, we're empowering ourselves to be more efficient quicker with our transactions. but with that comes a trade off every device b as a potential entry point for security attack. any machine bend

and here we go, commissioner ortiz-cartagena? >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena thank you, president.o give a shout out to when i have sparking lot, and that's my midway point from the marina to the beach. so they're always great and make you feel welcome. harris -- i concur with my co-commissioner, and also i think -- [indiscernible] i usually take them to "the nutcracker" and before "the nutcracker" we go to eat a the filet and show them a different way. and you always have someone [indiscernible] so congratulations and i'm just so excited. >> president laguna: you know, listening to you guys is making me think that we should have the annual off-site at harris steakhouse. that would be -- that would be like a great place for us to have a meeting. we could do that, right? we can have these meetings anywhere now on zoom, right? so, listen, thanks to all of you for applying and congratulations in all of your contributions to the city. we're very grateful to have you here. we're extremely grateful for everything that you bring to this city. so with that, can we -- sorry -- >> i am so so

response plans, many people have found themselves stranded in south africa and newly imposed travel dance ortiz policy or reports from misburg airport. this elation desperation, frustration, and anger. these are just some of the emotions that people here in south africa are experiencing. i'm here on the tambo important one is the, this is the main international airport in south africa. and as you can see, the airport is practically deserted. a far cry from the scenes we saw just a short time ago when thousands of people were liveing here. this but to get on any available flight. often announcement was made that most international travel in and out of african states was being implemented. that announcement came as a complete surprise. you had people that were waiting boarded that was sitting on planes about to take off that they had to disembark. you had people that were waiting in the skies flying that had to turn around and come back. the situation such is that you now have tens of thousands of people who are stranded here in south africa. people who need to get back to jobs and families. and

well, my colleague union o'neill had more from ortiz india. katrinka. this is actually the number one intrigue, whether there are any links between the closure of the operations in this throws more friendship pipeline. what i want to make clear though is that we're talking about an oil pipeline and also earlier warnings by the, by russian president, alexander lucas ankle about the potential shut down of a gas pipeline. well, technically there aren't because immense curb is saying that's the reason for this is just that something needs to be fixed. and this is something that's only going to last for 3 days. more importantly, we're talking about completely different transit routes, completely different pipelines and a different kind of commodities being supplied all in the one hand and gas on the other. so on paper it looks like this doesn't have anything to do with politics, but again, we do remember how last week, alexander lucas angle. his rhetoric was very aggressive. he pretty much said that if the leaders don't behave themselves, he is ready to cut

instead is war is turning out to be a serious diplomatic rift. taken us through the story from paris ortiz, charlotte, to mitigate resident joe biden has delivered his thanksgiving speech with the message america's back. but it was far from a typical national holiday. what with an ongoing pandemic and inflation of a 3 decade high looking at how soaring prices have affected the celebrations. here southgate dealer this thanksgiving. it wasn't the talk he hoping for a pardon, but the president, because that this boy, the only thing that's not been hit by inflation us. i'll biden's ratings. but don't worry because his right hand woman has a slight grasp of the issue. a prices have gonna yes, they have probably why coming i decided to take advantage of a walk ship to paris to drop a cool $400.00 on a single cooking pot. so much better than over paying back home. now the average american though decided to reuse lost his pot for this year's turkey to keep the price of the thanksgiving meal down. but it still ended up costing 20 percent more than in 2020. so maybe if they'd listen to the mainstrea

a spoke to ortiz, oaks on boy about the need to de politicize the issue. i really don't find the verse to describe how i feel about the fact that there are still many countries. considering the issues of vaccination as if it had a political or, or ideological nature, you know, it's about the lives of the people we knew in the lives of the people. what is it for them as far as the political? it's whether a political and ideological debate, i'm very frustrated about that. to be honest. and i tell you why europe on the regulation speaks very clearly about how way vaccine can be approved. on the $33.00 of the 2 ways 1st by the european madison agency, which is a normal, let's say business of usual way of approving gave action. but a european regulation says that in case of the state of emergency, this one, the national regulators, are allowed to approve of action is also on a temporary basis before we started to use both scrutiny far from china. the national regulator of ours has approved the use of both, which means that the use of scrutiny in hungary is bein

ensure the safety of their cruise earlier, my colleague unit o'neill discussed the situation with ortiz don quarter. there's been a lot of speculation and there still is really as to what exactly caused this debris generating event. and unsurprisingly, washington was quick to point the finger at russia. actually, the russian defense ministry has since reacted to that pointing to new plans for space operations that the u. s. military had made back in 2020. so for russia, this whole situation seems a bit hypocritical. the russian defense ministry considers hypocritical statements by representatives of the state department and the pentagon, who tried to accuse the russian federation of creating risks for astronauts of the international space station in ton, the pentagon, both before these official steps and even more so after is actively developing and testing the latest strike combat weapons of various types in orbit without any notification. don't take us through than what led to this war of words interrupting well, whatever this debris generating event was, it was enough to warrant the

those who make the dangerous crossing ortiz, charlotte davinsky has more for us. president michael, now we're having that blistering attack directly at the u. k. prime minister boris johnson. this follows i just the fuel was after we found out that the french interior minister had essentially bard his u. k counterpart from coming to a meeting over the weekend where the current migrant crisis was due to be discussed . that means pretty patel will not be there to represent you. k, as france meets other countries, such as belgium and the netherlands to find out how they can stop at this crisis from continuing this, all of course results following a tragedy earlier this week in which 27 people lost their lives. when they dingey capsized as they were trying to cross over the english channel. now, boris johnson published this letter on twitter, which was talking about cooperation and what could be done between the 2 countries that has really irked france at president mac korn, saying that, you know, this is absolutely unacceptable. this is what else he had to say. just be secreted . i'm surpr

a huge contingent of soldiers armed with water cannon and tig asked to stop them in their tracks. ortiz, he goes on offset this report trucks from the same. so the migrants here in the camp on the border between bella ross and poland, they might be preparing for the most difficult light alight, excuse me, of their lives. because this is what the, it looks like a right now, at least in part, i mean, and the, the smoke here makes it so difficult to talk with come here just minutes ago and already my eyes are watery. as people over there you can see are trying to make their fires going, but there's a huge problem with that. there's no firewood and those well fires. so what they're trying to do, they're trying to burn grass old grass for grass. so have a look what this isn't. some people are having less luck than others like here for example, like have a look. this is what their fire looks like. i mean there's more smoke than actual heat that it produces. many people don't have roofs over their heads, like some people are lucky enough to have tense. others well are not so like again . and i

a crush ortiz contributing on political commentator lauren chen gave his her perspective on the situation. i think there's absolutely evidence that the western media is downplaying the walker shaw attack, especially when we consider their reporting of the cauldron. how shooting? i think the difference in coverage frankly comes from the fact that the walker shaw attack cannot be used for political points by the mainstream media or by the left. and those 2 things are increasingly synonymous. unfortunately if we look at be called written house attack, there was the narrative being painted that there were violent trumps supporters were going out and attacking gentle a peaceful protesters who simply wanted racial racial equality. and we saw something similar with the january 6 event. the narrative was being painted that was that there were violent right wing extremists who are intent on overthrowing the government. we saw something similar in charlottesville. there was actually a woman who was killed as a result of a car ploughing into a crowd of people. and for months, if not still currently

stuffer alca demi's residence in the capital of baghdad was bombed by drones, although he was on armed ortiz policy or can pick up the story from there. well, the, i'm gonna send the balcony escape destination. attend on his life, emilio, as of sunday morning. what we're hearing from the iraqi military is that a number of drones, lowden with explosives struck the residential palace, which is inside baghdad. the green zone and a feast 7 security guards were injured in that attack. immediately following that, the prime minister took to his feet in which he urged full a strain and palm. he then appeared on state television in which he reassured that iraqi population cowardly rockets had dried attacks, don't build homelands and don't build a future. we work towards building a countries to respect to the states and its institutions and building a better future for all iraqis. we call again for carbon constructive dialogue for iraq and the feature of iraq as a heck no one has came to sponsibility for this attempted assassination. we haven't heard from heavily armed leaders who are affiliated with

austria will also be the 1st to the block to make it not kill ation mandatory to in the coming months, ortiz peter all over, was at the rally just a little early, early protest. this report we have seen is a lot more people turn up. we've also seen a lot more police arrive on the scene, including police officers that came over to talk to be in the camera team here and said, could we please make sure that we were wearing the f b to masks that you can see me wearing right now they went around pretty much everybody and told them they had to put those on. for the most part, everybody agreed. i saw some people pull out bits of paper that i presume and showed their exempt from having to wear them. and there are constant announcements going on, warning people that they have to keep these masks on, also that they are being recorded by the police at the moment. and if any crimes are committed, any laws are broken, that the video that is being recorded right now will be used against them. quite a lot more people have showed up where into the, the, the many numbers or thousands. now i would guess, cert

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his ortiz, john hardy. hey carol, kyle written house was 17 at the time when he opened fire, shooting and killing 2 men, and badly wounding a 3rd. during riding a protest here in kenosha and august of 2020 really the crux of the case. what the jury has to weigh is whether or not written house acted in self defense. when he opened fire at these 3 man who his defense team, his lawyer say we're attacking rittenhouse. the prosecution, however, and that written house acted recklessly that he should have never been here in kenosha at that time. it was already a volatile situation with riots and protesting, standing from the police, shooting on the black man, a black resonant here of can osha that rittenhouse was here with a rifle. he added to the overall volatility and ultimately 2 people lost their lives and a 3rd was named for light. so the jury is weighing 5 felony counts against written houses, $23.00 homicide, reckless homicide towns, and also to reckless endangerment, and possession of a dangerous weapon. s