alba. thank you. [applause] >> miss harrison, you are recognizeed for your five minutes. >> good morning and thank you for the opportunity to speak today. my name is jennifer harrison, the founder of victims rights new york. sadly, i was thrown into this world and forced to become an expert we're here to discuss when on january 15, 2005, both my boyfriend and his best friend were murdered. three brothers were arrested and charged but justice was not served as two of these brothers both who had records were freed in a sweetheart deal. only one person served just 9 1/2 years for killing two people. i connected with the groups on local and national level and became an advocate against some of the atrocities i witnessed and tried to help other survivors of homicide victims connect with the resources they need to go through the nightmare. i have been doing that for 18 years. i became more poll itically involved in 2017 when i learned of bail reform and other so kerb dallied social justice reforms. nobody w

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alba was there when the first one from belarus appeared or not. today we are in one of them, the village of alba , not far from it, meets us with a little rain, but this is not a hindrance. have a good time and the size i think he has a decent. that's what it is, the village of alba , when i saw this name in my envelope, i immediately began to look for information from the 16th century through the efforts of the radicals. there are suggestions that the name was given in honor of the italian language, that nicholas christopher wondered a lot about europe and he really wanted to build a summer residence of some european feudal lord. at least, the stars and years of the great patriotic war are written on the houses ; the grand duke of lithuania presented fyodor kosciuszko as a gift; in fact, the luminary at one time was divided into large and small. i started my excursion big not so big. here is the first car crawled some a small street of all, newcomers, end along the way. here is the stop, that we are waiting for the bus, we are going to everyone,

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because i am alba. she is out the way he's in prison. who was responsible for waste? the done is to day now. oh yes. after about is all started like since that like for the last 4 years it was a, it was struggle again as, as 2 guys, those 2 people, they had them, the committee and a bore hon. 2 of them there where they made a military kid in 205-2000, sorry, 20 to one to end the transition period where the shared power was the civilian government. and they also start to suppressive lucian and killing activists to pot spade is on this revolution. wanted to minute or 2 is to have the monopoly a far as a military again, which is something that which activists fought against people fought against bashir, not bashir himself or so, but sheer infrastructure, sheer military power and sheer military power. it's which governing sudan, now emp bashir military power is the one that's fighting now, against each other said the paramilitary, which is m a. t is a paramilitary group that, that made by this year. but were hon as a head of the military. he sustained the power of his tea

that's what the village of alba is when i'm no longer succeeded, but it is known that actively growth prosperity began in the 16th century through the efforts of the radivils. there are those who, by the way, were also called mother. rome the fact is that nicholas christopher traveled a lot around europe and he really wanted to build the summer residence of some european feudal lord, the fact that a lot of veterans live here, at least, the stars and years of the great patriotic war are written on the houses. 300 km from minsk and we are in the village of veliky syakhnovichi, a small village, about 100 man, but nevertheless, i think the tourist will have something to see here, let's go. exactly as in 1458 it was then that the grand duke of lithuania gave the name of these newcomers to fyodor kosciuszko, in fact , the sekhnoviches at one time were divided into large and small. eh, i started my tour with the big ones. i passed just some small street from those newcomers, they end along the way. here is the stop. what, we are waiting for the bus, we are going to their small ones? our secr

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doing much of alba shares most sinister work for one way to keep back never in. and any criticism of b r. s. s, current military operations out of the mainstream media coverage today is to take control of the state on broadcast to john tv. which general our hands troops will not allow without a fight. while your kid was possible and under watson was a law of the bottle bargaining list provided we want that to. it's a classic move of crews, particularly in africa, or the 1st days of military conflicts, that there is a fight for control of the state tv station. and that's certainly what happened here. robin area. and it was a notice that both sides have used state tv in order to get their message out there. but also in recent years, i think many needs have turned both private tv station and social media for a lot of their news. and i think people discount a lot of what they see on tv as something that really is one sided. historically, there has been a lot of skepticism on the part of the civic movement of these news outlets. at the same time, they still get some o

the mystery of alba share whereabouts adds to the crisis in sudan. and we have the washington post is quoting people and her to him who say the intensity of the fighting is now dwindling. while the financial times of angle is british nationals trapped in sudan, the u. k. government is conducting rescue flights for thousands of its citizens. and the b, b. c is highlighting personal stories of those have been left behind in sudan, including a british citizens, elderly mother. cnn is covering how the wes enabled futons warring generals, while al serra dot com continues to provide live updates as they happen. we're also keeping an eye online as many people have been posting about their experiences in hot whom and in other cities. but it's becoming increasingly difficult for them to access social media. network data shows a near collapse of internet connectivity nationwide, and many posts are about people scrambling to leave this video circulating on social media puppets show the long keys to port sit on. the user says this is why registration takes place

alvin bragg quickly charged alba with murder.nly after a public outcry, a judge dropped the murder charge. meanwhile, alba's attacker was a career criminal on parole for robbery and assaulting a police officer. but that didn't matter to bragg. the d.a. was quick to charge alba with murder. brag's office downgraded 52% of all felonies to misdemeanors. under his predecessors the percentage of cases his office downgrade never exceeded 40%. the left thinks lady justice shouldn't be blind but rather driven by vicious politics. the indictment of trump while real and dangerous criminals roam free is more evidence to expose them. joining me, mike, i want to get your reaction to what nancy pelosi said out loud, the secret about how democrats think when it comes to proving your innocence when the government cops after you. >> this is not our parents or grandparents democrat party anymore. these are criminals who disagree with conservatives on the best way to get there. these are leftist, these are marxists. they believe in equity, not equa

monica alba reports from the white house >> reporter: tonight reacting to the latest development in the hot button issue of abortion issue. >> the hard right anti-choice maga wing in this country will keep working and working and working to take away all women's rights >> reporter: but for now, the most commonly used pill remains available for millions of women, after the supreme court preserved full access to mifepristone friday, while th appeals process plays out over a texas judge's ruling that would have jeopardized access to the drug a majority of the justices granting the biden administration's request for temporary relief, with clarence thomas and samuel alito publicly dissenting the case now goes back to the 5th circuit, where oral arguments are set for may 17th nothing about the medication's availability will change before then and may not until the matter goes back to the high court. >> i think it's very highly unlikely given that we're in april already, that this case would be heard and resolved this term that would be extraordinary. much more likely, they're going to set the

monica alba reports from the white house. >> reporter: the battle over abortion rights could again beeaded for the supreme court. the department of justice planning to appeal the texas ruling that would jeopardize access to the most commonly used abortion pill, setting up a legal showdown less than a year after the court overturned roe v. wade. >> supreme court has got to go! >> reporter: president biden vowed to fight the decision, writing friday, "if it were to stand, there would be virtually no prescription approved by the fda that would be safe from these kinds of political ideological attacks. the texas s case now goes to ththe conserervative fififth circuiuit, but in t the short-t-term, the drug is still available. it is unclear if the washington ruling which asks for the medicationon to be kept on the market will also be appepealed if both arare heard at ththe circuit level, it's s unlikely this will be resolved in the courts any time soon. >> i would not expect there to be much change in the actual law for at least several months, perhaps upwards of a year. >> reporter: with t

monica alba reports from the white house. >> reporter: president biden getting ready to run again, set the launch his reelection bid as early as tuesday as an nbc news national poll shows 70% of all americans, including 51% of democrats say he shouldn't seek another term many citing age as a top concern as the president is the oldest ever to serve though democratic lawmakers who support him were quick to dismiss that >> i was one of his first supporters way back in 2019, attended his first event here in philadelphia. and i look forward to supporting him again >> his performance tells me he is up to the job and does it well >> president biden has such a strong record to run on. >> reporter: while his potential opponent, former president trump still enjoys the support of 2/3 of republican primary voters despite concerns about his recent indictment and other pending criminal investigations but majorities of all americans surveyed say they don't want either of them in 2024 echoed by those vying for the republican nomination. >> what america does not want is another repeat of 2020 where we

the supreme court could rule to suspend its use nationwide we begin tonight with monica alba >> are we going to back down? >> no! >> reporter: protests from coast to coast tonight as the fate of the nation's most commonly used abortion pill hangs in the balance after a week of uncertainty, the supreme court weighing in friday, keeping mifepristone available for at least the next four days. the temporary action allows the full court to review emergency appeals from the biden administration and one of the drug makers, and gives the plaintiffs, a grgroup of doctorors and advocacy groups, until tuesday to submit their arguments. >> it's really time that the fda was held to account for putting politics above women's health and safety as well as unborn lives. >> reporter: the high court expected to rule on wednesday, as abortion rights activists expressed concern about what the conservative majority that overturned roe v. wade could do now. >> the same could happen with any other medication if we allow judges to exercise this outrageous authority, or misuse of authority. >> reporter: if the

i snp and come over to alba. nett— snp and come over to alba. net. t— snp and come over to alba. net.t next, as a creepy emergency test alert will be sent to all mobile and tablet devices on sunday afternoon is latest nanny afternoon. is this latest nanny state intervention good for pubuc state intervention good for public public safety or just mission to some sort of mission creep to some sort of orwell nightmare? my superstar panel are back on this straight after the . be gb news the people's channel. britain's news . be gb news the people's channel. britain's news. channel so be gb news the people's channel. britain's news . channel so let's britain's news. channel so let's tetutn— britain's news. channel so let's tetutn to— britain's news. channel so let's return to tomorrow's news right now in our media buzz and more front pages have just been delivered . the eye newspaper delivered. the eye newspaper reports that nhs targets will return under a labour government with starmer planning to introduce blair esque objectives to improve waiting times and patient care. this is going to

, metty, he commands the paramilitary rapid support forces. generals who, once united to oust omar alba sheer now turned bitter arrivals. some of the fiercest fighting has been in the capital cartoon home to 5000000 people. many have been sheltering at home as intense battles, rage, hoping their buildings will be spared the explosions and gunfire outside. i'll be all while dang is an east africa and sal regional analyst as well as in international development consultant. i real good to see you at 6 days of fighting and no let up inside. how did we get here? well, as you mentioned, this is the result of the could it, that happened in 2021. these 2 generals who came together to join the civilian forces 4 years ago to overthrow bashir then decided to reverse the civilian leader, former prime minister of dela handbook, and claimed that they would eventually seek a civilian transition, but they've been pushing it off. they've been delaying it and in the meantime, the sudanese economy has been suffering great me. and as such, here we are today. the 2 different factions are fighting each other

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while 0 spoke to sued in these army, chief of potter alba han, and the head of the rapids support forces 200100. they both say they're fighting for the will of the soon these people and won't stop until they succeed low. so i know, you know, that's a look and i mean, we need to decrease the dilemma violence. we need to make sure are fighting doesn't occur, and residential areas to avoid civilian casualties. we need the leaders of the rapid support forces to understand their position to stay outside the city and residential areas. i believe we do not need any international or regional interference because we are sudanese. people will reach a point that satisfies us last evening. so i cannot tell you this lie to end overnight. however, we hope and assure the sudanese people that we will in the special with the least amount of damage. we will not lay down arms until we take the old alms forces position and headquarters. and then we will listen to the will of the sudanese people. how about the u. s. military is preparing for a possible evacuation of its embassy. stuff ensued on earlier the u

i snp and come over to alba. wett— snp and come over to alba. watt. .— snp and come over to alba. wattcreepy emergency test alert will be sent to all mobile and tablet devices on sunday afternoon is latest nanny afternoon. is this latest nanny state intervention good for pubuc state intervention good for public public safety or just mission to some sort of mission creep to some sort of orwell nightmare? my superstar panel are back on this straight after the . be gb news the people's channel. britain's news . be gb news the people's channel. britain's news. channel so be gb news the people's channel. britain's news . channel so let's britain's news. channel so let's return— britain's news. channel so let's return ta— britain's news. channel so let's return to tomorrow's news right now in our media buzz and more front pages have just been delivered . the eye newspaper delivered. the eye newspaper reports that nhs targets will return under a labour government with starmer planning to introduce blair esque objectives to improve waiting times and patient care. this is going to be a big push

well, the games of alba, they will start today on the twenty- first of april, too, just a few words.hy is it important? well, first of all, this is important, because russia was invited to these games by alba - these are the nimi countries that are part of our four most traditional large partners, these are the nicaragua club, venezuela and bali, as well as a number of small cinnamon states in general difficulty is 10 countries, and they are holding such games for the fifth time. this is purely an interstate initiative within the framework of this association. eh, over here. arrived yesterday. yesterday, the day before yesterday, numerous sports delegations arrived and our delegation arrived yesterday. she was met with a kalinka at the airport. we sent all videos very warm meetings each, yes, yes, oleg vasilievich motytsin. it was such a warm enough meeting , the governor of the state of laguayer arrived at the airports, where the main competitions and the minister of sports of venezuela mervengonada the deputy minister of foreign affairs was franklin ramirez. well, i have such a ver

domination was in the us government, if you count the federal key federal offices today in a dis, alba, most of them are already taken over by officials. both of these are me a ok, but just a little in a give you a chance to, to respond to this. now this government i in the or a more inmate despite the fact that the prime minister and his colleagues never claimed to be or more both ideologically, and by or region. they always claims that they work for oral, but a model nationalist is always make to and i want to make the, at this about government in the image of or more because they want to mobilize. it forces there, there are people against the central government in a dc of and this is a big dangerous because the is these a conflict again as or against or say come out again or on the didn't just president. ok. i wanna thank you and i want to let distilling and respond to, to what you've been saying. number one that i was preventing a, me and the senate, a horrible speech and do i'm hungry. so that down i you for 10 down this number to read that these all more do mission. it is clear g

it was a fiery hearing, you can sense the frustrations, we heard support a spokesperson from jose alba, he was stabbed in his shot and he killed the repeat criminal in an act of self-defense. d.a. bragg charged alba with murder before dropping the charges amid public outcry, and heard from the father of joseph boregen, one of his attackers who showed no remorse was given a six month plea deal by d.a. bragg. he admonished the democrats on the house judiciary committee. here he is and other victims. >> he was laughing, that's very nice and the other democrats are telling us that we are all props. please don't talk down to us. >> the democrat party, including mr. nadler and everybody here today has ignored us in the city and we need federal oversight, we need help. >> the next time an snpt man does nothing but protect their own life in self-defense they should not be made the villian but treated with care and compassion as the victim. >> in 2022, d.a. bragg downgraded more than 50% of the felony cases to misdemeanors and only convicted half of the major felony cases. overall, crime in new

if i release a bottle in the in the german river, alba across the coastline, could it end up in the arctic? if you release a bottle on the german coastline and it stays afloat, the chances that it ends up in the arctic i think would be 95 percent. i am eric pennsville and i'm a climate physicist and oceanographer here at utrecht university. now what happens to a piece of plastic or something that you throw in the ocean is slightly more complicated, a piece of plastic and also sing to the sea floor. it can also end up beach to ambo opportunity for a piece of plastic. do not end up in the arctic, but gets done. and unfortunately, we don't know, we don't have food enough simulations or models and theory yet to exactly calculate what the probability is in reality, something to go from germany all the way into the arctic. because what we found out a few years ago is that the amount of plastic that is currently drifting at the surface of the ocean is probably less than one percent of all the plastic that has ever gone into the ocean. so 20 times more plastic and there's the ocean in a single yea

focusing on the root causes of the fighting which date back to before the 2019 uprising that ousted omar alba, sheer, the article says all the sheer built for middle forces and then pitted them against one another. so a showdown was inevitable. and the new york times is wandering where the former president is saying the mystery of alba share whereabouts adds to the crisis in sudan. and we have the washington post is quoting people, her to him, the say the intensity of the fighting is now dwindling. while the financial times of angle is british nationals trapped in sudan, the u. k. government is conducting rescue flights the thousands of its citizens. and the bbc is highlighting personal stories of those who've been left behind in sudan, including a british citizens. elderly mother. cnn is covering how the wes enabled sedans warring generals while al jazeera dot com continues to provide live updates as they happen. we're also keeping an eye online as many people have been posting about their experiences in khartoum and in other cities. but it's becoming increasingly difficult for them to acces

alba as you mentioned. ms. blame who lost a son.ouncil member democrat who understands this is not supposed to be partisan. justice is supposed to be blind and protecting our streets. >> ainsley: a lot of democrats voted for lee zeldin because of this issue. everyone in new york is tired of the crime. what is the goal here? many democrats are criticizing republicans for doing this because this is about trump being indicted by alvin bragg. is this to -- is it a result of that or to highlight these democratic run cities? >> it's the latter. look we anticipate doing n other cities. talk with the chairman of our subcommittee mr. biggs. we anticipate going to other cities where it's just a as bad as new york city. here because of what mr. braggs is doing using federal gundz to indict a former president for no crime, and then when we want to talk with sun someone he takes us to court. when we want to do our constitutional duty of oversight he takes us to court. for a guy who hasn't worked there in a year. so instead of photograph cussing

they have also been reports of prison breaks, including an ally close to the ousted president, alba cherthat some of his allies and he have escaped because of a lack of food, water and treatment. 0mar alba cher himself, the military says, was transferred to a military hospital before the flare—up began, so he remains in custody. the united nations continues to say while 400 people have already died they could be more deaths due to disease and lack of treatment. live now to nureldin satti, a former sudanese ambassador to the us. good evening to you. wejust mentioned that un officials have raised concern, because severalformer have raised concern, because several former government officials, who are accused of war crimes, have been able to leave jail in khartoum. how worried are you about this development? i worried are you about this development?— worried are you about this development? i am extremely worried, development? i am extremely worried. i'm — development? i am extremely worried, i'm extremely - development? i am extremely i worried, i'm extremely worried, because the statement t

so they moved us to another where it all started on board abu becca alba, daddy had been in apple like the mighty army. and the 3rd was for the sunnis, who had a long bed was also there. he's my old brother from a different thought. i'm saying is that it was they who started the religious striving that the interpreter came to us in austin a u. s. sunny or she, i know i'm a she, i life. he asked me my name. i said my name is to read name that i got from my father, so my full name has by shiite anchor, another wing. so she ice was sent to one wing sillies to another. and so wal camp bucca as a recruiting graph, a militants that they use to destroy the sizes in a sheer wing of my cousin in the sunny wink. so if you or she are people who tortured the inmates for information and brainwashed them, they talked about just schools in the prison and in the evening chaos broke out. for example, the, what is all this we're not used to this we on our religious tradition, chrissy were as far from reality as can be. i went out relative freedom and democracy in that. what we did get was torch up, so t

i'd that video was from march 2021 and you formed the alba party one month before that.on and peter murrell deny any wrongdoing but did you have concerns? right back to 2014 when i was leaving office, the vote for independence reached 45% and support for the snp was over 50%, had 87,000 real members. i am making a point that i do not believe the snp has 72,000 now. i am saying that 72,000 paid—up members. i don't think that is a real figure but more importantly, i said to nicola sturgeon and peter at the time, it could not work, having the party leader and the chief executive married to each other. it would not work in any business organisation and it is all right when times are good but at some point it was going to come to grief and it took longer than i expected but certainly coming to grief in a spectacular way. he personally warned the former first minister? you cannot be married to the chair? ~ , , ., the chair? absolutely, and neither nicola or peter _ the chair? absolutely, and neither nicola or peter took _ the chair? absolutely, and neither nicola or peter took

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he gets arrested like jose alba, who tried to save his own life from a lunatic in his bodega.he gets arrested. the people who are the victims of the tyranny don't get to speak. cnn speaks for them. imagine that there are multiple reports tonight that alvin bragg's office will seek a gag order when trump is rain . that would prevent trump on pain of going to prison from talking about his case in public. but cnn and msnbc and the "new york times" and the washington post, all the completely filthy, corrupt liars in the media handmaidens to power. >> they'll be able to say whatever they want because apparently their coverage doesn't influence the jury. only the accused defending himself. >> well, it's not only unconstitutional baldly so. it's also completely immoral. and above all, in the middle of a presidential race, it's subversion of democracy itself. >> the leading candidate from the other party doesn't get to talk or you send him to prison, wake up first. where's michael beschloss on this? well, the august historians always telling us about, you know, the architecture of our

democrats like georgia congressman hank johnson labeling witnesses like alba, as republican props and ripping the hearing as a charade. >> republican extremists are not interested in gun or knife violence. the republican witnesses who have used their time to criticize district attorney bragg have served as props in a maga broadway production. >> todd: what an absurd statement there. here is more from madeline brame, who joined hannity who called out democratic party lack of interest in the victims of violent crime. >> i would challenge hank johnson to step one foot in the hood, step one foot in the hood and tell me if those people in the hood are props, as well. you know. he's a rich, black man. he is a rich, black man telling poor black men that they are props and that the crime and things they are experiencing is not as bad as they think they are. not just him, not just him. all elected officials, especially the ones running new york. >> todd: has anyone said it better than madeline brame? no. jim jordan supporting the witnesses saying they do not prosecute violent criminals and won

and also it hurts consumers who rely on energy for a larger share of their consumption. alba park, the asian development banks, chief economist, i will thank you. thank you very much. is to one doors now, and the central american country has one of the highest crime rates in the world. something that the makers of prosperity want to shield residents from. apparently, along with paying taxes and politicians calling the shots prosper are located on the island of ra tan as a private city. one that not only threatens land rights of locals, chronic se, but democracy itself honduras wrought an island. isn't it dylan, paradise and home to a dream, a private city named post spera prosperity developer. eric pizzey, collis says, the rules will be different here. his firm is permitted to build 14 story buildings . normally only 8 levels are allowed in the rest of the country. but on of a performance that on greenhouse 100 businessman prospero brings many opportunities to create jobs as a safe place where we can live and developer would or around avoid crested butte either federal. yes, it a safe

with him, he went to ching on the border to cast on alba kit or to buy was locked up in a camp 6 years ago. he was accused of downloading what's app onto his mobile phone . we meet him in london in the camp. he was forced to work sewing 11 hours a day that they gave us specific output targets. next to me was someone who was old and didn't work fast enough. as a punishment, he was chained to an eye on torture chair. he was given only a small piece of steam bread a day. he set there like that for 15 days. we're driving to that camp. the chinese government claims these camps no longer exist. at currently guard saw already waiting for us on site. we are not allowed to stop, and filming is strictly forbidden because it's a military area. the man tells us like abigail or to buy tens of thousands of members of the week or, and cousin minorities are forced into labor by the chinese government. some of the goods they produce are then sold in germany. goods mate with forced labor destined for the german market is something german lawmakers are trying to prevent. but the so called supply chain ac

power struggle between the army in the recess, who 1st joined forces to oust former dictator omar alba, sheer and 20. 19 from her prime minister, abdullah hom doc worn of string from sudan, current political path. we have said goodbye to dictate that ship forever. we can have the vested, we can have setbacks, but we'll never be defeating yourself in the army. blame each other for starting the conflict and both say they won't. back down. journalist and analyst met nash covers the region with a focus on so done earlier. he told us why this escalation and violence didn't come as a surprise. people that have been following to john, i'm sorry to say it's not a surprise for anybody. it's been quite well predicted, and i think that's a bit of a condemnation on the international community. why it's happening now? well, in the days leading up to the conflict, breaking out, there was a push from the international community and from civilian political leads to inc. final political deals that they believed would restore transition. the issue, however, was that by n king and rushing to the steel wh

pope, and a warning about nationalism in front of hungary, anti immigration prime minister, victor alba, and the pontiff calls for kindness to refugees. and we made the hard rockers from kenya competing for the chance to play the world's biggest heavy metal festival. the legendary voc and in northern germany. ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the shar, dozens of ukrainian civilians have died and been warranted in the biggest russian air strikes in wakes. the city of a mon, south of keith was the worst. his police say 23 people including 4 children, were killed when rocket struck an apartment block. president zalinski has condemned the attacks as a night of terror. 6 2 there still in shock after russian missiles destroyed their homes in the early hours of india. at 1st all the glass flew out. everything flew out even the chandelier fell. everything was covered in glass and then there was an explosion and the cars started exploding. we quickly found our things and ran out, and then every one started arriving several buildings where hit one completely destroyed what you, you more trouble it w