i'm committed to the families like danielle robinson, the widow of sergeant first class heath robinsono joined my wife jill in the first lady's box at the state of the union. sergeant robinson was born a soldier. army national guard. combat medic in kosovo and iraq. stationed at the same bases and around the same exact time as my son major beau biden, united states army. in baghdad, sergeant robinson was stationed yards from burn pits the size of football fields. and back home in ohio, danielle and their little girl waited for him to come home. to coach the soccer team, to build legos. but when he finally came home, cancer likely caused by prolonged exposure to the burn pits ravaged his lungs and his body. a soldier who could bench press 315 pounds, squat 400 pounds, and run two miles in 12 minutes would be bent over in the bathroom, gasping for air. and danielle, working full-time, turned to become a 24/7 caregiver, scared to leave him alone for even a minute. he was just 39 years old when he -- she held his hand as he took his last breath. danielle said he never stopped fighting and

on the fire will join even after chicago's economists and political scientists. professor james robinson of global conflict studies at the university of chicago, harris school of public policy. thank you so much. you have professor robinson coming back on so away from obviously there was a bombing of yemen this week that the bombing of damascus this week. but there's only one story, obviously, as regards some. well, what's in your title of your um chair, vest, ship global. gov. it is ukraine, given now that it appears mosque who may be cutting off energy supplies or threatening to, why didn't they just try that? to avenge the 14000 killed in new hands can don't yet see over the bus to since since 2014 than a full scale invasion. and i think there were some people at the hoover institution saying, why didn't he try cia activities destabilizes and ends. he government, why send in armored personnel carriers in the military and as we witnessed the pictures of, of death and destruction of civilians on all our t v screens. well, i think, you know, i don't think this is early about economics. i

you're professor robinson coming back on so away from obviously there was a bombing of yemen this week that the bombing of damascus this week. but there's only one story, obviously, as regards some. well, what's in your title of your um chair, vest job global. gov, the it is ukraine given now that a it appears mosque who may be cutting off energy supplies or threatening to why didn't they just try that to avenge the 14000 killed in lieu hands can don't yet go over the buster since 2014 than a full scale invasion and i think there was some people at the hoover institution saying, why didn't he try cia activities to destabilize the zelinski government? why send in armored personnel carriers in the military? and as we witnessed the pictures of, of death and destruction of civilians on all our tv screens. well i, you know, i don't think this is really about economics. i think it's about, you know, some national project nationalist project in putins mind. you know, that he wants to reclaim about a year ago. he wrote a ranting of several 1000 word essay about, you know, how there was no basi

so i you know, but i'm, i'm not, i'm not an expert on that. professor james robinson. thank you, and that's it for the show will be back on saturday, 31 years to the day to go back announced a coffee in the oil production of 1000000 barrels a day to support world oil prices until then keep in touch. why all our social media and if it's available in your country and let us know if you think europe will cut off, it's russian oil supply and remember all episodes going underground are available to watch it. are tito ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. i robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at that point obviously is too great trust rather than fear a job with artificial intelligence. we'll summoning with a robot.

from ohio, the widow of sergeant 1st class heath robinson. he was born a soldier, army national guard, combat medic, in kosovo and iraq station, near baghdad, just yards from bern, pitched the size of football fields. danielle is here with us tonight. they love going to ohio state football game, law building leg goes with their daughter cancer from prolonged exposure to burn pitch, ravage he longs in body. danielle says he was a fighter to the very end. he didn't know how to stop fighting and neither did she . for a pain, she found purpose to demand that we do better to night, daniel, we are going to do better the da da as far a new ways of linking talk to dispose of disease. already helping more veterans get benefits. and tonight, i'm announcing we're expanding eligibility at veterans suffering from 9 respiratory cancers. i'm also calling on congress to pass a law to make sure veterans devastated by toxic exposure in iraq and afghanistan, finally get the benefits to the comprehensive health and 4th, last, let's in cancer as we know it. this

they say their hope is to start a new life that i'm joining me now for more is fin robinson from human rights watch fil a. calling virgo hunger oppression. genocide is really not new. is it? i'm in the urine human rights commissioner called it acts of genocide back in 2018 . how the secondary blinking announcement change anything? well, we hope that it will now motivate other governments around the world to also look at this to really investigated and also to support the gambia, the international court of justice. but you're right, it doesn't do much beyond a, you know, add to the list of atrocities that the myanmar military has committed. and, you know, that's why we've been saying ok, excellent move. but now we need to see real action. now we need to see something happening in the un security council that actually impacts the situation on the ground. ah, you know, that goes beyond just call for accountability, but actually changes the dynamic keeping weapons away from the military. i'm posing in arms bar, go referring the military to the international criminal court. these are all th

that professor robinson coming back on so away from obviously there was a bombing of yemen this week that the bombing of damascus this week. but there's only one story, obviously, as regards some. well, what's in your title of your um chair, vest, ship global. gov, the it is ukraine given now that a it appears mosque who may be cutting off energy supplies or threatening to, why didn't they just try that or to were avenge the 14000 killed in lieu hands can't on yet over the buster since since 2014 than their full scale invasion. and i think there were some people at the pover institution saying, why didn't he try cia activities to destabilize the zelinski government.

i'm still here with james robinson, professor of global conflict studies of industry of chicago's, or a school of public policy. as, as a scholar, what do you think about the fact that even questioning the historical context of what the russians have done, is to make yourself be a put in apologise. it's as if, i mean, i don't know if you, if you look at too much about the treaty of versailles and churchill survey killing of maybe 250000 in the rhineland, in 1919 or something and trace routes of world war 2. you weren't called a nazi. why is it now that if you start to look at these contexts of global conflict, you watch a magic mirror calder, your putin apologise. yeah, i will. it's very emotional moment. is this? ah, it's like football teams or something? no, i. yeah, i don't, i, it's difficult to have a sort of rational discussion, perhaps about these historical roots of these conflicts or no territorial disputes in the middle of a conflict like this done where you draw the light in history also is varied, is difficult and ambiguous. do you, do you think the china can replace demand

robinson's song became a hit, occupying the first lines of many national charts, autoworld now it's not, but also this is the name of a car frame, on which the body of the engine is fixed, all mechanisms and parts are not. yuri chassis is true avtomir 400 a lamp of this color in soviet taxis meant that the car was free. questions from the presidential library 800 to deliver it to besieged leningrad for an orchestra rehearsal in the summer of 1942, a special flight of a military aircraft was organized. you're right. autoworld 200 since 2014, the participant of these competitions has been performing under the personal number of antonio javinaca throughout his career, for example, he chose 99

here are a couple of examples, and interview nick robinson had this week with a russian mp on radio 4ncounter last week on the news channel between victoria derbyshire and a pro—putin supporter in moscow. crosstalk invaded an independent, sovereign country and is killing innocent men, women, and children. that is what he is doing. what is the number _ that is what he is doing. what is the number of _ that is what he is doing. what is the number of innocent - that is what he is doing. what| is the number of innocent men and women killed in ukraine? i�*m asking you how does he justify that? i'm asking you how does he justify that?— justify that? no-one is justifying _ justify that? no-one is justifying the - justify that? no-one is justifying the things i justify that? no-one is i justifying the things that won�*t done, because russia�*s military is not killing innocent people. russia�*s military is destroying the military is destroying the military infrastructure. film military infrastructure. oh come on. _ military infrastructure. oh come on, this _ military infrastructure. oh come on,

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from ohio, the widow of sergeant 1st class heath robinson. he was born a soldier, army national guard, combat medic, in kosovo in iraq station, near baghdad, just yards from burn, pitched the size of football fields. danielle is here with us tonight. they love going to ohio state football game, law building, lego with their daughter cancer from prolonged exposure to burn, pitch ravaged, he longs in body. danielle says he was a fighter to the very end. he didn't know how to stop fighting and neither did she for a pain, she found purpose to demand that we do better to night. daniel, we are going to do better. the da da as far a new ways of linking talk to respond to disease. already helping more veterans get benefits. and tonight i'm announcing we're expanding eligibility veterans suffering from 9 respiratory cancers. i'm also calling on congress to pass a law to make sure veterans devastated by toxic exposure in iraq and afghanistan. finally, get the benefits and the comprehensive healthy and 4th lesson, let's in cancer, as we know it. this is

have professor robinson coming back on so away from obviously there was a bombing of yemen this week that the bombing of damascus this week. but there's only one story, obviously, as regards some. well, what's in your title of your um chair, vest ship global. gov, the it is ukraine given now that a it appears mosque who may be cutting off energy supplies or threatening to why didn't they just try that to we're avenge the 14000 killed in lieu hands can't on yet over the buster since since 2014 then their full scale invasion and i think there were some people at the hoover institution saying, why didn't he try cia activities to destabilize the zelinski government? why send in armored personnel carriers the military? and as we witnessed the pictures of, of death and destruction of civilians on all our tv screens. well i, you know, i don't think this is really about economics. i think it's about, you know, some national project nationalist project in put in mind. you know, that he wants to reclaim about a year ago. he wrote to ranting a several 1000 word essay about, you know, how there

that professor robinson were coming back on. so away from obviously there was a bombing of yemen this week that the bombing of damascus this week. but there's only one story, obviously, as regards some. well, what's in your title of your um chair, vest of global gov. the it is ukraine, given now that a, it appears mosque who may be cutting off energy supplies or threatening to, why didn't they just try that or to were avenge the 14000 killed in lieu hands can don't yet go over the buster since since 2014 than a full scale invasion. and i think there is some people at the pover institution saying, why didn't he try cia activities to destabilize the zelinski government? why send in armored personnel carriers in the military? and as.

you have professor robinson coming back on so away from obviously there was a bombing of yemen. this week that the bombing of damascus this week, but there's only one story, obviously, as regards some. well what's in your title of your um chair, vest ship global. gov. the it is ukraine, given now that it appears mosque who may be cutting off energy supplies were threatening to why didn't they just try that to avenge the 14.

incluyendo a robinson quien según la policía ignoró la luz roja del semáforo mientras conducía más demilia y quedarte sin nada >>> después de esta tragedia las autoridades siguen detectando a conductores irresponsables en el área metropolitana de las vegas, en lo que va de 2022 han realizado más de 1000 arrestos >>> los gastos totales a largo plazo pueden ser entre 8000 a 10.000 dólares, esto incluye la multa, las clase, la pérdida de licencia, el pagar un abogado y lo más caro de todo este proceso son los años para asegurar su auto >>> quedo caute bingham en el momento que los sujetos probaron equipo de trabajo valorado en 115.000 dólares entre lo que se llevaron a cabo dos sierras eléctricas y una planta de soldadura sin embargo, como dicen, el crimen no paga ya que uno de los ladrones traicionó al otro y lo apuñaló, aunque este último sobrevivió fue identificado como leonardo espinoza y ya fue capturado. >>> en los Ángeles una persecución policial terminó con el arresto de una mujer que robo el vehículo en el que se transportaba, según el departamento del alguacil la persecución co

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annalize robinson is a first year student in the leadership academy. after graduating this april with their bachelor's and criminal justice she plans to attend law school. please help me virtually. welcome on a lease. hello, my name is analise robinson and i'm a peter c cook leadership academy fellow candidate. i am a senior at grand valley majoring in criminal justice with a minor in spanish. last week in my capstone class my professor discussed the attica prison, right? many of my classmates had never heard of this incident in which prisoners who were majority black protested the inhumane demeaning and racist treatment. they experienced inside the prison. instead of listening to the demands of the prisoners and making changes new york law enforcement officers through tier gas shot at the prisoners resulting in the bloodiest prison riot and the history of the united states. the attica prison riot was horrible incident one that must not be forgotten as people and leaders. especially we have the responsibility to educate ourselves on the history of our

robinson denies those charges. less inmates still being held for the notorious 1976 chowchilla school bus kidnapping. has been recommended for parole. parole commissioners say that 70 year old frederick woods is no longer a danger to the public. his two accomplices richard and james, showing filled were freed from san quentin several years ago. woods and the schoenfeld's kidnapping a school bus that was failed with children and buried it underground. they had planned to hold the children for a $5 million ransom. the victims managed to dig their way out. the full parole board must now review the case and make decisions. on parole. a task force charged with studying the issue of reparations for black california and says, looking for the public's opinion on how to go forward as ktvu. christian captain shows us the group is gathering input before making recommendations on who will be eligible. i am pained zoom conference, call members of the task force to study and develop reparation. proposals for african americans ar

robinson denies the charges. last inmate still being held for the notorious 1976 chowchilla school bus kidnapping has been recommended for parole, parole commissioners say 70 year old frederick woods is no longer a danger to the public. his two accomplices richard and james schoenfeld, were freed from san quentin several years ago, woods and the schoenfeld's kidnapped a school bus full of children and buried it underground. they had planned to hold the children for a $5 million ransom. the victims managed to dig their way out. the full parole board must now review the case and make a decision on parole. it's very hard to deter idiots and criminals. law enforcement says spring break, crowds are causing havoc across florida, forcing areas to enact curfews and businesses to close frenzy of recent shootings and drug related incidents has led miami beach officials to declare a state of emergency and in panama city beach officers arrested more than 160 people and ceased 75 guns after at least one person was shot. medic

and about jackie robinson. right? lot of people to know played baseball ucl but also played 3 other sports and lettered in them and was. elite at all of them. what were the sport track and field basketball and football. not remarkable. and he was so many ways. maybe the greatest athlete ever. well, so thanks for the information us. that does wrap up kron. 4 news at 9. appreciate you being with us this hour. keep it here, though. kron 4 news at 10 is coming up next. pam and ken are here with that. >> all right. thank you very much, guys. coming up next at 10 o'clock and east bay community in mourning, a 16 year-old boy killed in a crash last week. what we're learning tonight about the young victim and how his school is remembering him. plus, san francisco is addressing its recent controversy involving rape kits. the police chief promised to prevent. >> dna from the kits being used as evidence for other used as evidence for other cri when a truck hit my car, used as evidence for other cri the insurance company wasn't fa

he robinson. he was born a soldier, army national guard, combat medic, in kosovo in iraq station, near baghdad, just yards from burn kits. the size of football feels danielle is here with us tonight. they love going to ohio state football game. normally legos with their daughter. but cancer from prolonged exposure to burn, pitch ravaged, he longs and body. danielle says he was a fighter to the very end. he didn't know how to stop fighting, and neither did she. through her pain, she found purpose to demand that we do better. to night daniel, we are going to do better the da da far a new ways of linking talk to dispose of disease. already helping more veterans get benefits. and tonight i'm announcing we're expanding eligibility veteran suffering from 9 respiratory cancers. i'm also calling on congress to pass a law to make sure veterans devastated by toxic exposure in iraq and afghanistan. finally, get the benefits to the comprehensive health 4th lesson let's in cancer, as we know it. this is 1st th

when he was a little boy used to go to new york city for the saint patrick's day parade and bill robinson would tap dance down fifth avenue leading the parade and that always kind of gave me goosebumps. and of course he was in all those surely temple movies and all that and i thought you know, this is and then the the song you know got me by the nitty gritty dirt band really, you know has i've had in the back of my mind for a long time to do because nobody's ever done a book about bill robinson. so that's in the back of my mind. so and i'm gonna write more reagan books. i'm working on two right now one. i'm editing and one. actually writing and then i'm going to write about book about about donald trump. so my dance card is pretty full. i'm lucky to remember to brush my teeth. i don't know. back again to the january chapter just because it's kind of strike struck me interestingly. you're going through each day and you're talking about things like christmas of 44 leading into january 45 christmas a 44 was like christmas sales shopping spiked by like 17% and as you're talking about a differ

monitoring the situation in the me and my and we can now talk to it's deputy isha director phil robinson for more fil a. talk to us a bit about the military's actions in chaos state. and if that in any way is representative of the home does actions across the country. what we're seeing i asked a is action to use the air force and the helicopters to attack civilians. this is part of an ongoing action by the time and all that we've seen across the country where civilians are being targeted. they are being hit in areas where and certain are active. they are being treated as if they are insurgents and, and these are clearly war crimes and there are crimes against humanity being committed as well. now the un i did in the week referred to those crimes against humanity and wall crimes that the military allegedly committing a similar accusations have also been made against russia and it's ongoing water in ukraine. and we've seen the stringent sanctions and the global condemnation that has followed do you think something similar needs to be happening in the case of me in my is quite clear that th

we'll leave there for the timing, but thank you so much for joining us today from robinson from human rights watch. a documentary on the 2019 hong kong protests has been breaking records in taiwan. people have been flocking to cinema to take in revolution of our times. it is the island territories, top a box of his documentary this year. the film means a lot of many, hong kong ers who called taiwan their home. now they fled their cities cracked down on democratic freedoms. in the past couple of years, did i lose? joyce lee spoke to one of them. it takes courage for kim to go to the cinema for this fan from hong kong revolution of our times, documents to pro democracy movement in 2019, where he was on the front line and charged with unlawful assembly. he has now taken refuge in democratic taiwan, but it still hurts to revisit the trauma. cuz it's a yoga hawaii. ha, ha ha, it's tortuous to watch the film. but i think ultimately it's a good thing in our hearts are wounded and we have to face the facts, legal. we are brave enough to deal with the fear and tremonti all you got so that we f

refuge as well as a place to train and compete to young ukrainian athlete when the war ah am abby robinson welcome to the program? russian forces are eyeing the ukrainian capital, but the fight for keep has not been straightforward. and now the ukranian army says it has pushed back russian troops from a strategically important suburb. the defense ministry says the success has prevented russia from surrounding the ukrainian capital from the northwest. meanwhile, in the south east, the regional governor says fighting is raging on the streets of mary paul and made russian bombardment. tens of thousands of civilians remain trapped in the city with little food and water. yet more ball falling on the besieged city of nutty appalled russian forces have been trying to take the key port for weeks civilians. lucky enough to escape to live if say conditions in the city a desperate to them you did. you hear the liberal of mario paul aren't being held. i'm spending that elite of help. we're getting it that people don't have water. the drink water that's not even fit for industrial purposes. as no one y

not jon, not jon johnson not jon robinson simply jay. rosamond johnson.the lyrics written by his brother james weldon johnson. when people have asked before this occasion, how do i feel about the song i have answered honestly much to their disappointment and dismay. this melody is one of many from 200 according to as cap american society that my grandfather created while the lyrics began like the poem is just like one of many others my granduncle wrote. this song is a small part of both men's artistic output i have no sense of it being an unusual remarkable achievement. i emma however always humbled by the staying power it has had. keep in mind lift every voice and sing still speaks too many people in this place well speaks also to people of many races, faith in conditions around the world. like the black men about history and begins. 1913 the experience of wrenching social changes and versioning jim crow era he chose to return to his home, his country so that his daughter would be born in america also opportunities that he too is native land even when it

well, joining me now from chicago's economist, political scientist, professor james robinson of global conflict studies at the university of chicago harris school of public.

heath robinson was born soldier. army national guard combat medic and station near back baghdad just yards from the burn pits the size of football fields. they love going to ohio state football games. they are here with us tonight. [applause] when you love building legos with their daughter and the cancer ravished his lungs and body. but heath was a fighter until the very end. he didn't know how to stop fighting and neither did she. through her pain she found purpose and demand that we do better. tonight we will do better. [applause] the v.a. finding new ways to limit exposure to the disease helping more veterans get benefits and tonight i'm announcing we are expanding eligibility to veterans suffering from nine respiratory cancers also for congress to pass a law those devastated by toxic exposure finally get the benefits a comprehensive cal on —- health care they need check forth , last, let's and cancer as we know it. [applause] this is personal to me and jill and kamala harris. so maybe you have lost someone that

of ohio the , widow of sergeant first class heath robinson.e was born a soldier. army national guard. combat medic in kosovo and iraq. stationed near baghdad, just yards from burn pits the size of football fields. danielle is here with us tonight. they loved going to ohio state football games. [applause] and he loved building legos with their daughter. but cancer from prolonged exposure to burn pits ravaged heath's lungs and body. danielle says heath was a fighter to the very end. he didn't know how to stop fighting, and neither did she. through her pain, she found purpose to demand we do better. tonight, danielle, we are going to do better. [applause] the va is pioneering new ways of linking toxic exposures to diseases, already helping more veterans get benefits. and tonight, i'm announcing we're expanding eligibility to veterans suffering from nine respiratory cancers. i am also calling on congress to pass a law to make sure veterans devastated by toxic exposures in iraq and afghanistan finally get the benefits and comprehensive health care

pasa el semáforo en rojo a más de 100 millas por hora y pactando a varios vehículos el chofer gary robinsonstas. entre los latinos también baja la desocupación, el índice cayó cinco décimas desde febrero para ubicarse en un 4.4 por ciento al volver. en noticia telemundo desaparece el vodka desde lirerías y algo te detiene. -¿es el? no, es tu cobertura 5g. cámbiate a t-mobile. tienen más barras 5g en más lugares, y puedes llevarte un increíble iphone 13 y t-mobile lo paga. cámbiate y podrás obtener un iphone 13 por cuenta nuestra en cualquier plan en la red con más barras 5g en más lugares. en un viaje en carretera, ¿nesitas poder o poder optimum? si muere la pila del juguete de tu hija, será un viaje eterno. así que eleva tu poder a optimum. duracell optimum. ¿qué pasa si le inyectas un poco delectricidad a tu día a día? tu corazón se acelera. tu ruta se convierte en una experiencia aún más emocionante. e l camino ya no es solo un camino, sino tu mapa hacia la aventura. así que maneja un auto creado por una compañía con más de 5 mil millones de millas de experiencia eléctrica a nivel mundia

ah, robinson. this is all just to rely from doha also coming up more talks in turkey aimed at ending the fighting in ukraine. oh bra sir. no one the image show for us is nail. nazis was created by russians. he claims controversial as a.

well-known brown decision, which he won in part by reading her thesis which spot is what brawson robinson brought him because he didn't realize he was really going for it. so, but she didn't address gender discrimination until years later. when she wrote a paper called jane crow. and that was the argument that ruth bader ginsburg used when she was still an attorney to argue to to write the brief that that one supreme court's decision. to declare sexual discrimination to be unconstitutional that was a huge breakthrough and it was because of polymerie and and ginsburg acknowledged that by putting her name on the brief. no her role as a figure in american legal history is enormous, but we know ginsburg and we know marshall we don't know her exactly and this we begin to see or ibmc reasons. that reasons why but i began to see the you know the nature of this discrimination very vividly around the time of the march on washington in 1962 by this point. she's a well-known figure certainly within the civil rights legal community. and the march on washington which we all know about is about to take