she started the tribune in 1919 as a translator, girl friday, number two correspondent when the tribuneirst opens the bureau in berlin after world war i and she was one of the first american reporters to tell the readers how dangerous the nazis were. she would end up being one of the last american reporters to leave berlin while it was still possible to get out. she was enormously important in her reporting consistently throughout the duration of the rise of the nazis. she was there for the whole story. that made her very unusual. peter: how did she get the job? pamela: she stumbled into it. she is an american, despite the name sigrid schultz and being in berlin, she was born in chicago but basically grew up in europe. she was educated for a short time in germany but for the most part in paris. in world war i, she and her parents ended up stranded in berlin. her father was a norwegian portrait painter who had set up a studio in berlin. they were there when the war broke out on both of her parents were too ill to leave so she became the primary breadwinner for the family. she was in berl

so that some breaking news coming in from the police appeals tribunal. you are watching bbc news. stay with us. hello from the bbc sport centre. manchester united seasonis centre. manchester united season is fast becoming something of a sporting soap opera with harry maguire scoring a late goal that might well help save his managers job. united due 3—0 in the europa league on thursday night after rescue dropping 2—0 up. that's only three wins out of ten matches so far this season for a team who continue to concede goals and they are below leeds. the players executing the plan brilliantly. scored two great goals. and then were switching off. we don't keep so much possession. as before. defending, switching off, we considerfirst go defending, switching off, we consider first go totally unnecessary. it has become really tough. the highest court in the european union has said that fifa rules which govern the way some football transfers work break the eu's laws. in a ruling that could have a big effect on future deals. a long—running legal battle between former chelsea and arsenal midf

for. the former yugoslavia and the international criminal tribunal for rwanda, - and more recently,lists testified - before the international- criminal court in the hague in the number of cases. so the use ofjournalistic - content in this way is nothing new, but i do think it'sj something that's going to hasten with the adventj of open—source evidence, and courts around the world l are recognising how this kind of evidence, basically stuff that's freely available - on the internet, can be| used in the prosecution and proving - international crimes. and journalists play a big role in that because often it's- journalists who are verifying i this content, reporting on it, checking that it is- what it purports to be. can ijust interrupt to ask you what standards would...you know, things like journalists�* interviews or photos or videos, you know, what standards need to be met in orderfor them to be used in court, in terms of, i suppose, the verification? so i'm an evidence law- professor, and i often train investigators, lawyers, - judges from different legal systems, and one question i

rymskyi charter, a special tribunal, yes, there are 49 states that supported it, there are differentons about the creation of a special tribunal, but the movement is no longer standing, it has stopped, that is, it needs to be done now, the evidence of crime, aggression, they are there, and therefore it is necessary to do it, they are doing it and our investigators and the international criminal court, but there are no powers... for the crime of aggression, so they must be implemented through the creation of a special tribunal. we also wanted to ask you about such a more so-called social, social sphere, about benefits for the children of defenders of ukraine in the field of education, which the state guarantees assistance and how to get it, actually, which categories of children of our defenders can benefit from such state support. to obtain the appropriate level of education and what are they entitled to? well, the main state guarantees in the field of education are provided by the state target program. who exactly has the right to such support from the state? these are four categori

i know that the minneapolis or minnesota red star tribune, haha ha, it's the mid star tribune, wouldn'the ticket as vice president, they're own governor. did they endorse tom emmer? >> tom emmer doesn't ask for it, larry, if they gave me an endorsement, my voters would be asking what i'm doing wrong. larry: i get it. i get it. follow up, tom emmer, how is mro ask you about minnesota. you're up in the midwest and you're in the industrial midwest, michigan, wisconsin, go to pennsylvania, we're talking politics here. the madison square garden event last night was a tremendous nationally, essentially national televised wrap up statement by mr. trump and his team. how are they doing in the trill states, mr. temer? >> they're doing great, larry. not only the early voting going on in pennsylvania and your last segment and pennsylvania they're looking strong and michigan looking strong and georgia they're looking strong and minnesota is not, it's a bubble kit as i call it and we're just off that bubble. only state that didn't turn red in 1980 with ronald reagan, but i don't know if you saw, lar

entretanto, mÁs de $1,000,000 por persona recibirÁn exempleados, luego de que un tribunal se pusierantra la agencia por la que agregaban que perdieron sus trabajos a llegarse a acatar una obligaciÓn por vacunarse contra el covid. segÚn su declaraciÓn, la lÍnea de transporte no las toman cuenta, y perdieron su trabajo. continuamos con lo siguiente. vea la siguiente historia de nuestra reportera. vamos con ella. adelante. >> lo primero que tiene que hacer es descargar la aplicaciÓn en su telÉfono, lo va encontrar bajo el nombre de prÓsperos. esta en espaÑol y no tendrÁ que pagar nada por su descarga. se estima que mÁs de 151 $6,000,000,000 son enviados cada aÑo de estados unidos a amÉrica latina y lamentablemente cada vez son mÁs las personas que resultan estafadas. por eso el alcalde y otros lÍderes se asociaron como una empresa de tecnologÍa para lograr esta aplicaciÓn que genere confianza. le pidieron un correo electrÓnico y una identificaciÓn, esta puede ser su pasaporte o licencia de conducir. tambiÉn puede ser una fotografÍa que le pedirÁn en el momento. recuerde estar alerta a l

that they, instead of the military-political leadership of the republic of belarus, in the hague tribunal such rhetoric can get iskander it seems to me that sooner or later this will end, such an opportunity to consider about iskander and alcoholics, but we often quote alcoholics by well by birth our work, we follow them, somewhere attentively, somewhere they amuse our life in the evenings to the public. posts in a state of alcohol or there is now fashionable other intoxication narcotic, but yesterday, in my opinion, on the air of alpha radio our regular member of the editors' club. did not undertake sometimes that which we see, this is the tip of the iceberg, these tectonic efforts, somewhere humiliating himself, picking up the phone, persuading the parties to sit down at the negotiating table, organizing here and the normandy four, bringing together russian ukrainian negotiators in belovezhskaya pushcha, in the gomel region, and there participating in other, that's absolutely what even i don't know or can't voice, negotiations on saving. europe, at least, from a huge catastrophe, becaus

go with a positive result, you would get your rank reinstated and sit at the head of the military tribunal to not only drain the swamp but imprison the swamp and on the few occasions, execute the swamp? >> big cheers from the crowd there. to recap, would you go back into the military, if trump wins, will you go back into the military so in uniform you can sit at the head of a military tribunal to drain the swamp and imprison the swamp and maybe execute the swamp? a big cheer for the executions. that's a hot one. what say you, general flynn? >> your sentiment is like a lot of people that i speak to around this country, but when people start thinking like that, all of us, all of us, folks, and when you hear these -- when you hear other people talking because you're going to hear a lot of people this weekend, you know, and i always say i speak like i never will be invited back. okay. so you're going to hear all kinds of stuff. that's great, that's good. people need to feel that way, and all good and fine. but not me. i'm about winning. we have to win. and these people are already up to no goo

the tribunal judgements.ht out , explores what the caught out, explores what the implications of victories in the courts may have . so here to tell courts may have. so here to tell us all about it is professor joe phoenix . joe, thanks for coming phoenix. joe, thanks for coming back to the show. so i want to ask you about the report that you've co—authored. what are the chief findings? >> there's one startling finding , >> there's one startling finding, normally with belief discrimination cases, about 50 to 60% of them are settled, either through acas or, you know, fall out of the system. and only about 9 to 12% win, right? however, with the gender critical cases that we've seen , critical cases that we've seen, admittedly, it's relatively small numbers in comparison to the 5 or 600 a year of belief discrimination. but what we're seeing is exactly the opposite. so with the gender critical cases, particularly the secular gender critical cases, we're winning at an 83% rate. >> now, that's astonishing. and just

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he was just ask if you would get back into uniform under trump so he could lead military tribunals toxecuting americans. he said once we are back in there, by the door. general mike flynn wasn't the only former trump official at the festival this weekend in pennsylvania and he also gave a slot to the sky to speak. >> i have said 100 times that trump goes back, i come back. >> yes. that guys name is tom holman and he was acting director of the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement better known as i.c.e. is largely considered the architect of trump's policy to tear little kids away from their moms and dads at the border. when he says if trump comes back, i come back and it isn't just wishful thinking on his part and trump said publicly that if he is elected he will bring him back on board to effectively oversee his immigration policy and the centerpiece of which is of course ordering the united states military to build camps capable of holding tens of millions of people in using the military to go into american homes and communities and extract tens of millions of people to put in th

so that some breaking news coming in from the police appeals tribunal. you are watching bbc news.bc sport centre. manchester united seasonis centre. manchester united season is fast becoming something of a sporting soap opera with harry maguire scoring a late goal that might well help save his managers job. united due 3—0 in the europa league on thursday night after rescue dropping 2—0 up. that's only three wins out of ten matches so far this season for a team who continue to concede goals and they are below leeds. the players executing the plan brilliantly. scored two great goals. and then were switching off. we don't keep so much possession. as before.

this is quite striking language we have heard from the police appeals tribunal. about those two pcs�* dismissal was irrational and inconsistent, the appeals tribunal chairman said the former pcsjonathan clapham and sam franks where dedicated, hard—working and much respected officers. it goes on to say that their reputations had been ruined by the original findings and then it goes on to say both offices did not lie, both offices did not lie, both offices will now be reinstated to the met police and they should receive back pay. now, as well as the social media posting whereby the police came under fire when a video of that search was made public, bianca williams had said initially that racial profiling had played a factor in their conduct, she and her partner both being black, but this complaint was not upheld in the original misconduct tribunal. we are still waiting for a comment on all of this from the metropolitan police itself. nick johnson, thank you. here in the uk, oxford university scientists are working on the world's first vaccine for ovarian cancer, ov

. >> rogelio, gracias por este muk asistir a una audiencia en un tribunal de emergencia en filadelfial de distrito, larry krassner, quiere impedir que musk y su comitÉ polÍtico sigan otorgando premios de 1 millÓn a los votantes registrados en pennsylvania. krassner dice que es una loterÍa ilegal para influenciar el voto en las presidenciales. el fiscal tambiÉn denunciÓ los ataques que ha recibido por oponerse a est analisis. >> que asistir a una audiencia en un tribunal de emergencia en filadelfia manana jueves. >> edel multimillonario elon musk. >> la salud de la economia estadounidense esta solida segun el mas reciente reporte que indica un crecimiento del producto interno pesar de la inflacion y las tasas de interes. >> sin embargo, sonia parisos paris sanchez nos muestra como la gente dice no no sentir esa bonanza en sus leal, residente en miami y en su bolsillo, aÚn b noolsillos. >> para winston leal, residente en miami, en su bolsillo aun no se reflejan los resultados alentadores de la reporte de la economia revelado este miercoles usted puede notar aqui, mire, en esta comprita

. >> ovidio guzmÁn entrÓ a la sala del tribunal federal en el distrito norte de illinois, vestido connos puestos. no tenÍa las manos esposadas, pero sÍ estaba encadenado en los tobillos. en esta ocasiÓn usÓ al traductor para comunicarse con la jueza sharon johnson coleman. hoy, por primera vez, los fiscales y el abogado de guzmÁn, jeffrey lichtman, han reconocido que existen negociaciones para evitar un juicio. >> disclose that play negotiations are going on which isn't all that shocking because plain emotions go on in every case including many that eventually end up at trial. >> durante la audiencia, la jueza preguntÓ a ovidio por el nombre de su hermano, a lo cual respondiÓ joaquÍn guzmÁn lÓpez e informÓ en espaÑol que sabÍa que Él enfrenta los mismos cargos que Él y no habÍa ningÚn conflicto con que el abogado lichtman representara a los dos en la sala. tambiÉn se notÓ una presencia amplia de alguaciles de estados unidos. cuatro agentes estaban a una corta distancia vigilando a guzmÁn can certainly be an arms point, please. el abogado asegurÓ que aunque se llegue a un acuerdo, no n

but, today, that decision has been overturned and the police appeals tribunal has now found the originalls tribunal chairman said that both officers did not lie and they have now been reinstated into the metropolitan police with back pay. there has been a statement which says, our drive home from training in 2020, with our baby, should never have turned into an violent incident where we were wrongly accused of smelling of drugs. he goes on to say that they will be trying to challenge this decision in the civil courts. this decision in the civil courts-— this decision in the civil courts. ., ,, , ., this decision in the civil courts. ., ,, i. . ,, this decision in the civil courts. .,~ ., courts. let me take you back to yemen, courts. let me take you back to yemen. with — courts. let me take you back to yemen, with pictures— courts. let me take you back to yemen, with pictures of- courts. let me take you back to| yemen, with pictures of houthis supporters gathered there, listening to a speech by leaders, in support of iran, in support of hezbollah. they have been striking, of course, in t

>> lo prÓximo, julio, es la fecha de audiencia el 26 de noviembre, cuando el tribunal de aquÍ de los, no pase nada. yo me encuentro actualmente en los exteriores en este momento de la mansiÓn, en beverly hills de la familia menÉndez. ya no viven aquÍ. se acaba de vender esta casa en 17 millones de dÓlares en marzo pasado. actualmente estÁ en algunas remodelaciones. lo que sÍ llama la atenciÓn, julio, te lo digo rÁpido. una gran cantidad de personas vienen aqÍi a tomarse fotografÍas. eso refleja el furor, la atenciÓn y la divisiÓn de opiniones de los asesinatos que se cometieron aquÍ hace 35 aÑos. >> muchas gracias edgar por ese informe. una familia peruana hoy respira con alivio aquÍ en noticias telemundo. nosotros le presentamos ese caso en exclusiva orlando dÍaz y su hijo francisco, que tiene autismo, fueron arrestados por la policÍa de huntsville en florida. denuncian haber sido vÍctimas de brutalidad policial. francisco francisco finalmente fue liberado de la cÁrcel. la madre de francisco dijo a noticiasdre telemundo que una amiga muy cercana pagÓ los 50.000 $ de la fianza anoche

was set up under the auspices of the un. specialist tribunals, my long time ago mentor was the chief prosecutor at the hay when it came to the former yugoslavia and the rond and war crimes and everything else, and of course they found solutions there, some of them very questionable, and they put people in prison and and they they they forced, they pushed for enforcement and they got it, but i can, i can't think of a single instance. in which any atlantic world power has been held accountable for its own violations of of international law, including the commission of crimes against humanity, and we have the nurenburg principles, they don't seem to count anymore, we have all of these treaties and stuff, we had the immigration, we had about the rights of refugees, you know, that was all thrown away, it turned out. once the refugees started to flow from africa and syria, because europe, and before that australia decided that, no, no, no, those rights that we recognized before were for white people flee fleeing the soviet fleeing communism from the soviet union, it's not just for everybod

el juez podría desestimar el caso, enviarlo de vuelta al tribunal inferior o fallar en contra dac, lo0.000 personas que actualmente se benefician de este programa. no es imposible de que digan no se pueda renovar. entonces los que ya pueden renovar deben de hacerlo lo antes posible. aún así, muchos quedan en el aire, por lo que aconsejan a beneficiarios que están inseguros de sus permisos de trabajo y las protecciones contra la deportación. explorar con un experto sus opciones. con eso vamos a la pausa. tiene 14 años viviendo en este parque de casas móviles y ahora le dieron 60 días para desalojarlo. a las 6 hablaremos con una residente de este lugar, quien teme por su futuro. debido a este desalojo. una nueva tecnología capturará y multará a quienes utilicen los carriles exclusivos para uso de autobús en alameda y contra costa. les cuento. y si su compañía de seguro de casa dejará de ofrecerle cobertura, le vamos a dar pólizas. pólizas a miles de sus clientes. y qué hacer? vamos directamente con arlen fernández, porque ella nos dice qué debe hacer antes. importantísimo esto de que su

of course, here is that icon of an inaccurate chicago tribune headline, dewey defeats truman.harry truman seemed to revel in that headline, didn't he andrew busch? oh, absolutely absolutely. he reveled in it. and as i as i mentioned, he was he was probably the only person who was not surprised by it. there's an interesting story behind that, that headline, too, which is that there was a a printers strike type typesetter strike that was going on at the chicago tribune. so they had replacement type setters who didn't entirely know what they were doing. and the the tribune that they needed to get their headline set early because they couldn't count on the the type setters to to do it speedily. so they they made a guess about the headline be. and that's that's i wound up that way. but that was everyone's assumption. and here again are, the 1948 election results with the parties volved. harry truman, 49.5% othe vote, which is 24 million votes, 303 electoral votes. he won 28 states. thom dey 45.1%. 22 million votes. 189 electol votes. 16 states. strom. 2.4% of the vote. about 1.2 mi

se espera que maÑana miembros de la familia de erik y lyle meÉndez se rÚnan frente a un tribunal de losÁngelesizas hasta liberados. lo haÁn despÉs que el fiscal de distrito del condado de losÁngeles, george gasÓn, dijo a principios de este mes que su oficina revisa las condenas de los hermanos declarados culpables de asesinar 1989 a sus padres. esto dijo el conocido abogado "vance owen" al respecto. el caso de los hermanos volvÓ a la palestra Ública tras una serie y un documental que afirmen que sufrieron abuso sexual por parte de su padre, y la denuncia deun exintegrante del grupo menudo de que jose menendez tambÉn abuÓ deÉl. todo esÁ listo en miami para el esperado foro de televisa/ univision de maÑana, donde votantes hispanos indecisos le haÁn preguntas al expresidente trump. pedro rojas nos informa. cientos de virus viven como pez en el agua en nuestros cepillos de dientes y en los cabezales de cepillos de dientes y en los cabezales de las duchas o regaderas ... aÍ lo revelan los resultados de muestras tomadas a esos objetos, que son de los Ás indispensables en los baÑos de todos los hogar

lincoln knew what destiny awaited him, the destiny was to go to the offices of the new york tribune where he had deposited his manuscript and make sure they typeset it word for word the way that hit he wanted it to appear. i think they had a pool arrangement because the next morning four newspapers carried the speech. one fortunately was the audience reaction and lincoln supervises two rounds of galleys himself. that's how eager he is for the speech to be in circulation. the only bad part of this is in the old newspaper days when you finish the original piece of paper and you are satisfied you drop it to the floor because you want to get it out of the way. it is done. there's a man who comes around and sweeps up the floor every few minutes. unless some brilliant savant picked it up, it is swept out forever and we will never see it. the next morning three newspapers, by awspapers, 1500. 1/4 of a million now can read the >> editorials pronouncing at one of the great speeches at the tribune saying no man ever made a greater impression on his first appearance in new york, this is what he want

of course, here is that icon of an inaccurate chicago tribune headline, dewey defeats truman.harry truman seemed to revel in that headline, didn't he andrew busch? oh, absolutely absolutely. he reveled in it. and as i as i mentioned, he was he was probably the only person who was not surprised by it. there's an interesting story behind that, that headline, too, which is that there was a a printers strike type typesetter strike that was going on at the chicago tribune. so they had replacement type setters who didn't entirely know what they were doing. and the the tribune that they needed to get their headline set early because they couldn't count on the the type setters to to do it speedily. so they they made a guess about the headline be. and that's that's i wound up that way. but that was everyone's assumption. and here again are, the 1948 election results with the parties involved. harry truman, 49.5% of the vote, which is 24 million votes, 303 electoral votes. he won 28 states. thomas dewey 45.1%. 22 million votes 189 electoral votes. 16 states. strom. 2.4% of the vote. abo

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and, of course, here is that iconic and an accurate "chicago tribune" headline, dewey defeatsusch? >> absolutely. absolutely, he reveled in it. and p as i mention he was probay the only person who was not surprised by it. there's an interesting story behind that headline, too, which is that there was a printers strike, typesetter strike those going on at the "chicago tribune" so they replacement typesetters who didn't entirely know what they were doing, and so the tribune decided that he needed to get their headline set early because they couldn'ton count on the typesetters to do it speedily. so they made a guess about what the headline was going to be, and that's why it wound up that way. but that was everyone's assumptions. and here again the 1940 election results with the parties involved. harry truman 49.5% 9.5% of the vote, which is 24 million votes, 303 electoral votes. he won 28 states. thomas dewey 45.1%, 22 million votes .1%, 22 million votes, 189 electoral votes, 16 states. strom thurmond 2.4% of the vote, about 1.2 million votes, 39 electoral votes. he carried four

historian talks about the life and career of journalist secret schulz, bureau chief for the chicago tribunerom 1925 to 1941. schultz provided first-hand accounts of the rise of adolf hitler in germany, and was one of the earliest reporters to warn americans about the dangers of nazi is in. >> she did end up having one of the rare one-on-one interviews with him in december of 1931. it was an important interview, because in that interview, he basically made it clear he did not have to take germany by force. that he was getting more and more power with every election. and that he really thought he would be in control within a year. he missed that high only a month. he also made it clear that once he was in power, they intended to undo the republic and create a republic of what she described, with some irony, as truly germanic men. announcer: with her book "the dragon from chicago." tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> the house will be in order. announcer: this year, c-span celebrates 45 years of covering con

. >> garcÍa luna fue juzgado en un tribunal de brooklyn que lo declarÓ culpable de varios cargos criminalesunas horas. en esa corte estÁ javier vega, a quienes damos la bienvenida. buenas tardes, javier. cÓmo se vive la situaciÓn por allÁ? vamos contigo octavio. >> nicole muy buenas tardes. pues se va a hacer en esta corte de nueva york donde se le ponga punto a la historia de uno de los personajes que fue de los mÁs poderosos en la historia reciente de mÉxico, genaro garcÍa luna, quien fue una especie de sÚper policÍa en mÉxico durante la guerra contra el narcotrÁfico, fue director de la agencia federal de investigaciones, fue secretario de seguridad pÚblica de mÉxico, tenÍa las riendas de la policÍa federal durante esta estrategia de la guerra frontal contra el crimen organizado. pero paradÓjicamente ahora sabemos, por un lado, tenÍa la obligaciÓn de investigar de combatir a los cÁrteles de la droga y por el otro lado estaba recibiendo millonarios sobornos para favorecer al cÁrtel de sinaloa, pero ya fue declarado culpable y en las Últimas horas, en un intento de pedir clemencia, enviÓ un

the hague tribunal is a unique invention of western cynicism, where criminals judge honest people, thoseup and raised their voices against. well, speaking of this lawsuit that lithuania is preparing, it is legally untenable, because who are they preparing it against, against the president of a sovereign state and against officials who must strengthen the rule of law in their country, law and order and are responsible for what happens there, and speaking of the lansberges, in other words, similar, then the whole history of the great patriotic war, and the vitebsk region, verkhnedvinsky district, which the latvian vaf burned down almost entirely, you drive there, and every 5 km here a village like this is burned down, yes here a village like that is burned down, shchuchinsky district, well by the nature of my work, i know a village that is almost gone zubrov in the berzh district there, there at one time was a gryzhulis like that. there was such a gang after the great patriotic war, which well - the nkvd held a very serious event when there was some national holiday there, they they passed

in austin, like a high up guy at textile was on a panel and there was a local reporter from texas tribune who said, like, hey, what happened? i was up with that and he was like, there's this quote and it's in the book. and i still find it stunning. he said, like, you know, part of the the bond was to make that road safer. lots of people injured or die on that road because it's not well-designed for bike or pedestrians. cars move very fast on it. and so that part of the project and he said something like you know we understand the need to make texas roads safer but not at the expense of vehicular capacity because that's that should be the priority, right? because that's our highest priority not texans lives. it is moving texans quickly. a car. well, i mean, i'm going to pause to think about that for a minute. you know, one of the things that that i think that many of us have heard over the years is, you know, texas is unique geographically we're such a big state. a lot of our cities kind of developed after the advent of the automobile, unlike of the cities in england and in the northeast.

for the minneapolis star tribune which i grew up my dad called it the red star. larry: [laughter] pete: it's where i'm from. they are so in the tank, complete progressive leftists, they love all of the lunatic climate gender stuff that governor walz did. for them to step back and not endorse their home state governor as a vice presidential nominee with kamala harris, a life long san francisco progressive when minnesota basically copies california, tells you everything you need to know about the trajectory of the race. i don't want to get ahead of myself. everybody still needs to vote like you said, larry, but i am recklessly optimistic for donald trump meaning i think even in the optimism there's the enthusiasm for people to still go out and vote early for him, because the fundamentals are good on the issues. she's staggeringly bad and republicans have embraced as much as i don't like it, early voting and absentee voting, and they are winning in that regard. larry: monica crowley, it is interesting. these favorability ratings are by far the best mr. trump has eve

the appeals tribunal chairman said that both officers did not lie and they will now be reinstated backicardo dos santos which says, "our drive home from training in 2020 with our baby should never have turned into a violent incident where we were wrongly accused of smelling drugs." and he goes on to say that they will be challenging this decision in the civil courts. it is almost been three months since the donald trump survived an assassination attempt, a chops of the president before he was shot by security services. tomorrow donald trump will return to that same location apparently with elon musk, who is going tojoin him at another raleigh and butler. 0ur who is going tojoin him at another raleigh and butler. our analysis editor russ adkins has been examining key questions about what happened on that day back injuly. donald trump is going back to butler to hold a rally in the same place he survived an attempted assassination. there were still questions about what went wrong that day. first, why was the building not secured? given it was 130 metres from the stage with a direct line o

hablando de casos controversiales como hoy se realizÓ una manifestaciÓn afuera de un tribunal en aucklandgos de gonzÁlez que busca justicia tras su muerte a manos de oficiales de policÍa. uno de los tres oficiales podrÍa implantar cargos. los manifestantes quieren que los tres agentes de la policÍa sean considerados penalmente responsables por la muerte del joven. gonzÁlez muriÓ en 2021 cuando los agentes lo mantuvieron tendido en el suelo boca abajo durante varios minutos al no poder proporcionar su identificaciÓn. una autopsia determinÓ que muriÓ por asfixia, pero van a retirar cargos a uno de los oficiales. la policÍa de palo alto informÓ que dos personas que practicaban una manifestaciÓn pro palestina en el centro comercial, fueron arrestadas por vandalizar dos tiendas y herir a un oficial. los trozos fueron identificados. la mujer destrozÓ las fachadas de las tiendas e intentÓ huir. lesionaron a un oficial mientras intentaban detenerla. continuamos con una controversial investigaciÓn. el concejal de san josÉ enfrenta acusaciones graves de participar en conversaciones explÍcitas con u

mark served as tribune columnist as mary schmich. editor when she won the 2012 pulitzer prize for commentary. mary is going to be our moderator today and she is a chicago journalist who wrote for the chicago for 36 years. she won the 2012 pulitzer prize for commentary. one of her columns loosely called wear sunscreen, was turned into a song by baz luhrmann. her columns have been collected in a book called even the terrible things beautiful to me now. she's currently collaborating on a podcast series based on the works of studs terkel. let's give them a big round of applause. so it occurred to me just this morning that i first encountered marc jacobs almost exactly 20 years ago, when i was down covering the aftermath of hurricane katrina. and one night, i filed a probably not very good column, very very late. and i was given to an editor that i'd never met, never heard of, and his name was marc jacob. and he made a couple of really good edits it. and then he said, nice job. and then i thought, perfect editor. so marc went on to become

the tribune goes into overdrive to publish a pamphlet version. lincoln goes on to speak in providence, concord and manchester, new hampshire, dover and exeter, new hampshire. hartford, new haven. meriden. woonsocket, norwich and bridgeport through march 10th. by the time he gets back to illinois pamphlet to have appeared of the cooper union address and in all these speeches, he reiterates the arguments of cooper union with a little local flavor, ending always with the peroration that's now become a stock phrase. let us have faith that right makes my. by the time he gets back to illinois, pamphlets in new york and washington, detroit, chicago and albany, a german pamphlet is underway and his hosts say, let's bring out a beautiful edition of your speech with footnotes. you did so much research. can we have your footnotes? lincoln is on to the next thing. he didn't save any footnotes. so they have to take three weeks in the library and in the historical society to reassess able the footnotes and call on historians. and they prove every one of his ca

it is clear that it is necessary solve this problem, well, i'll tell you that in such cases the tribunal will seek a solution in my opinion, and we should talk about this openly, that as a result of these events there should be... an idiot, and a belligerent one at that, who was going to conduct a military operation, holland, and now think about it for a second, yes , the ukrainians are reading it now and saying, and if you agreed in istanbul, that's the point, a million people, well, if you believe what the embassy employee says, the ukrainians would not have died, there would not have been wounded, it is unknown how many, not would have fled. when generations will not be able to recover, the clown listened to the idiot, all of ukraine should watch this and should now pay for it with blood, amazing. north africa connected. britain with its entire asian empire. the soviet canal is an extremely important artery. musarini believed that the italians should expand their sphere of presence. moreover, there was a project of italian domination of the northern part of the african continent. the

del tiempo y este viernes, 1 de los implicados en el caso de mario gonzález, comparecerá ante el tribunaloyarlos para crear más oportunidades económicas. pilar niño nos cuenta cuándo y cómo van a funcionar por primera vez el lote ubicado en el 14 0, 1 de la avenida mcdonald en richmond. se está convirtiendo en una fiesta de aromas y sabores para que vendedores ambulantes puedan ofrecer sus productos. pues muy feliz. realmente estoy muy feliz porque es un sueño cumplido, porque si pensaba tener algo físico. 3 3. hoy se inauguró el lugar como parte de un programa que busca ayudar a vendedores ambulantes que no tenían permisos o ejercían en sitios no permitidos a encontrar formas viables de operar. ya no vamos a estar inseguros en la calle, vendiendo, quizás estorbando en las banquetas, sino que ya tenemos un lugar establecido. tú ves aquí cómo está de organizado. nosotros proveemos las carpas, proveemos la infraestructura que se necesita, además de carpas con mallas, hay baños portátiles y mesas y sillas para sentarse a comer. pero no solamente es autorizaron 500.000 $ más a estos vendedore

el proyecto fue presentado en el tribunal superior del condado se declara. al pÚblico de los peligros en las plataformas de redes sociales. la acciÓn trae sanciones significativas y medidas cautelares y monetarias para abordar la mala conducta de la empresa de redes sociales.. y el gobernador de california gavin newson beto tres propuestas de ley que habÍan ofrecido apoyo crucial a la comunidad hindÚ cometerÁn california, esto incluyan beneficios de desempleo, ayudas para comprar una casa y empleo para estudiantes en universidades pÚblicas. rachel cedeÑo nos cuenta mÁs. rachel: quedamos con esta realidad, el gobernador gavin newson beto tres proyecto de ley que hubiese beneficiado a la comunidad hindÚ —— indocumentada en california. la razÓn para rechazar las dos primeras propuestas es por falta de presupuesto estado y la Última es para evitar que hayan problemas en las universidades. en >> yo creo que si ademÁs de eso, tambiÉn estÁ la situaciÓn financiera en una se encuentra el estado. reportera: california enfrenta de mÁs de $69,000,000. un dÉficit reporte