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there are many videos surfaced of police ficers assaulting palestiansin a doing iwitht brute force andoinglike they have a personal vendetta against them, which they .do it is nothi short of terrorism. agn,ai like i said, thank god for social media because the rlwod isinally making up to the fact israel is an apartheid state was the and we -- treat palestinians with such dehunizamation, the way colonizers treat the colonized. nermeen: as you point out, the p role of socialedia as a result e the wholworld knows what is w going on and there have been protest held in many cities around the world. atwh is eth significance of solidarity from activists and others in t dseifferent cities,ncluding many inurope well as some in the u.s.? >> absolutely. i think those protestshaart e in hundreds of ctuities aclyalit are also spearheaded by palestinians in the diaspora, much like the protests happening all across this store palestine. the first signifficance o these protests itheys have thdicated these colonial fragmentations th iatsrael has worked tirelessly, explicitly and implicitly, to implement wi

the president certainly one of thed it o things that i opposedt he always was talking about ando i did it once at a meeting in the white house when the president talked about shutting down the government, i pointed out, politely but strongly, that shutting down the government was a really bad idea. and i continue to think that, but he did shutdown the government. i don't remember how many times. but that's always counter t productive, waste government money as a conservativent. it's dumb thing to do. democrats voted also to shutdown the government. i was the only one in the region while i was in who never voted to shutdown the government. so certainly his approach to government, his isolationism, and now that youou asked me, i worked a lot with the tech world while i was in government and i dowa now, but his approach to businesses where he just goes ke out andm wants to attack nts th businesses, kind of shake them down to, in my opinion, that's what he's doing to get them to do what he wants them to do. and i'm a free market conservative who wants to allow businesses, private enterpris

que estoy feliz >>muchas gracias a los televidentes que me han mandado mensajes preguntando donde andoel madrid, te lo prohibido al volver tenemos la previa de la final de la champions entre el cid estamos tan cerca de vencer a la pandemia. tan cerca de aclarar tus dudas... porque sabemos que la vacuna será un gran alivio para ti y toda tu familia. nos vacunamos por nuestra familia. yo me vacuné por mis papás. estamos muy cerca de volver a estar cerca. y para lograrlo llegó el momento de planear cuándo te podrás poner la vacuna contra el covid-19. logremos vencer a la pandemia. logremos la inmunidad. >> y y y los earthquakes galaxy en carson almeida espera cosas importantes de su equipo este sábado >>nosotros tenemos que ir a proponer nuestro juego un jugador no puede tener una mentalidad diferente en un clásico como para un equipo que no no es un clásico el verdadero profesional es el que tiene ganas de ser campeón tiene que tomar todos esos desafíos igual estar concentrado cuando juega con él debe estar concentrado cuando pueda con el más poderoso el partido será el sábado a las 4:00

ando pidiendo comida a la calle.mas que ayuden a que las personas eran autosuficientes y no se enfocan en ayudar a los jÓvenes en hogares de crianza. ¿cÓmo es que estos programas funcionarÁn ? especÍficamente cÓmo se eligiera a las personas que se benefician ? en los Ángeles, juan carlos, univisiÓn. patricia: por primera vez desde que comienza la pandemia los casos de covid—19 han disminuido en los 50 estados. el asesor principal sobre la pandemia dijo que las menores cifras de contagios muestran que el paÍs estÁ ganando la guerra contra el virus. evidentemente la campaÑa es clave para doblegar al covid—19. pasamos a texas donde los distritos se preparan para la nueva realidad de las aulas. ya no serÁ obligatorio el uso de mascarillas en las escuelas pÚblicas como lo ordena el gobernador abbott. asÍ que las escuelas buscan garantizar la salud anto de los estudiantes como de los maestros. josÉ alberto nos habla de las medidas que se adoptan. jose: los distritos escolares se preparan para ajustar rÁpidamente su nueva r

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the space re-imagined by japanese architect tadao ando.hibit's centerpiece is a replica of giambologna's "abduction of the sabine women," by new-york based swiss artist urs fischer. it appears to be marble, but it's really sculpted wax. the entire installation is a giant candle and will be lit and gradually melt away. director martin bÉthenod says the new museum will also explore how france is acknowledging and reevaluating its colonialist past. >> what is important here is not big names, big works, impressive; but sensibility, humanism, and sense of the relationship between art and existence. >> reporter: a third of the artists in this exhibition are american, including kerry james marshall and david hammons, whose works explore black identity and the cultural slavery of people of colr. but there's fun, too. stuffed pigeons look down from under the dome, and an animatronic mouse peeps from a hole in the wall. the old commodities exchange was built in 1889, the same year as the eiffel tower. it costs $200 million to transform it into this

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we were not going to go in ando.oledad: when you hear about the defund the police movement, what does that me scott thomson: i don't think that if that conversation starts there, i don't know how you really start moving forward. you have to have police. there has to be some form of government that can intersect that really bad people are doing very bad things. and i'll tell you to what i have learned is that in your most challenged communities, the people in there, they want police. they need police. they just want them to behave traditionally -- they just want them to behave differently. soledad: what would you say to police officers who would sayei? scott thomson: look, i think that my biggest fear is that policing as an institution and its leadership will circle the wagons and we'll cross our arms, and we'll become defensive. look, at the end of the day, you've got to be empathetic with what the world saw on that video and understand that there is going to be an emotional reaction to that. the people have the righ

kind of messaging from greene is distracting from the republicans going after biden's over reaching ando overspending. it is not helping mccarthy recruiting for next cycle that can win in toss-up district and what he needs to be focusing on now. so this is all a big distraction and why low walking and response, calling it appalling is certainly something and not enough and by not commenting on her ridiculous comments and what's going on in the middle east right now when the republicans should be standing with israel. i think he needs to be aggressive in going after her and there needs to be consequences of these kinds of crazy remarks. >> one of the few republicans who are speaking out calling what it is is adam kinzinger, i want to play you more of what he said today. >> what we can do as a party and say is you don't belong in our conference. we should kick her out. if there is a kind of organic within the conference movement to oust liz cheney, we can have the same movement to oust somebody like her. >> if they need motivation or being pushed one direction, it is money that talks. we k

ando chicoine -- dogecoin, that was a skit, it was comedy. boy, those people took it as a chance. haidi: i remember when it was just a joke. who can resist that dopey shiba inu face? doubling down, spacex with a mission to the moon in 2022 with the satellite used for space research has been paid for entirely in dogecoin. i have to say it, is this the first doge in space? kathleen: i love it. elon musk in his opening monologue was saying how, i get so much criticism, and i did that podcast where i smoked a joint, and ever since people say "he smokes joints, he goes on podcasts," but he said, i'm also helping bring electric cars to the world, and i will send people in a rocket to mars.did you really think i would just be a chill guy? he really handled it well. haidi: it is interesting. such a cult of personality. i'm really curious, as we begin to see in the markets, preservation and the incoming cloud of inflation, what happened to the other assets in particular the more french ones like dogecoin? we are getting you caught up with the other bu

california and new york, illinois, michigan and new jersey flooding in to texas, ohio, ford, arizona andoessee because they see the policies coming down, your final word. >> i think people vote with their feet and you take a state like tennessee that is driving and they see what were doing with no state income tax and proper regulatory approach for a business friendly environment where companies become and grow there attracted to that that's why we see so many people leave the bankrupt states like ella 40, illinois and michigan and moved to texas, tennessee and others. >> senator haggerty thank you for joining us. liz: let's welcome fox news contributor jason chaffetz. it is great to have you on again, let's deal with this another biden official showing major ties to green energy that they're pushing the powerfuls federal energy regulatory commission, these guys reject u.s. pipelines, he was a top lobbyist for a wind energy company out of spain, what do you say to the story. >> added tot the list and it is one of the numerous things where there are severe ties very concerning ties to peop

in a prior social media post she wroets we've often asked questions ando we've been asked multiple times not going to subject myself to people that doubt me. and she had said she opened the money from the fine would be donated to a mental health charity. but, again, just breaking in the last few moments. she has withdrawn from the french open. >>> many of you are showing us how you make the comeback after the covid restrictions ease. and vanessa shared this photo of her parents meeting their 8-month-old grandson for the first time after the family was apart over a year. and jennifer new baker saw her 80-year-old mother-in-law, also a cancer survivor for the first time in 16 months. and there you see her in the background. she is getting a foot massage. they said they treated her to dinner and the foot massage. and carol, she decided the next moment was worthy of a celebration. she threw her grand daughters a birthday party surprise. >> this is your first big present. and this is for both of you. you both can open it. ready, go! >> grammy! >> oh, oh, you just got to state with that moment

jeff had this idea that you could have a three d screen ando premium handset differentiate from the i iphone. nobody in the team thought it was a good idea. they had dog tags made the sent disagreed commit. in amazon thing which stood for, like we have got to do this but we don't agree with the product roadmap. and it didn't seem like anybody really stood up to him. and to answer your question, terms of alexa, there were features that launched with the original echo rated there's too obscure even to name but the launch because jeff wanted it. but to probably broadly say no and willingly stand up to him is not right. think there's a good contentious discussions in some of these meetings but i think that he is the founder and00 he's got an incredible record of success. that brings a lot of credibility. and sometimes if people disagree, if he insists, it will happen. eugene: looking back at jeff bezos track record as a product manager, is only a few, handful of big projects that he was directly engaged in the fire phone, alexa, maybe amazon go, studios, there's sort of this mixed record

profound as well to stand in those places and know that you're standing on native land once again andoook up at half dome or el capitan and know you're not just seeing beautiful a beautiful mountain, but you're actually seeing the practice of justice and in this country in this day and age. that is something we need. you know, nature might be able to heal the soul of the individual, the gift of the parks back to native tribes to manage for all of us might go some way into healing the soul of this country, whichs in pretty rough shape. >> sy: i think it would be hard for anyone who reads your article to ever look at those vistas out of yosemite the same ever again. david treuer, historian and author, thanks for coming on the newshour. >> thanks for having me. >> nawaz: finally tonight, it's been an incredibly difficult school year for millions of educators and students across the country. some teens, like 17-year-old tiffany rodriguez from philadelphia, had to become the family breadwinner, putting their education on hold and their health at risk. this story is a part of“ disrupted: how

chairman, thank you for the opportunity to testify ando i look forward to answering your questions. >ank you for your testimony and for being here today. our third witness today is mr. chris connor president and ceo the american association of port a authority a apa. represents more than 130 port authorities in thehe us, canada and caribbean and latin america. a wealth of experience spending over 35 years in the ocean shipping industry before leading a apa. you may proceed. >> good afternoon chairman peters and ranking member fisher members of the subcommittee i am president and ceo of the american association port authority. like to thank the subcommittee as well as the full committee for holding this hearing. i appreciate the opportunity to discuss maritime and trade infrastructure and the related investment the zombie halfs of the port authorities throughout the us and territories.s. we deliver vital goods to consumers and facilitate the export of american-made goods create jobs and support local and national economic growth. ports also play a crucial role in the national defense w

and so he was fitted with eyeglasseshe as a young boy ando that set him apart as some of o his other felly students.he he read history and biography os and wason a life-long learner. he also read the bible quite a bit. he wore a eyeglasses and took ed piano lessons and -- but i otherwise he was an average boyh he had two siblings.. he had a brother and a sister. and by all indications, by his own accounts and his own memoirs, he had a happy hen childhood. let's go to the next slide, please, morgan. this picture is taven of harry truman when he was probably pt about 14 years old.he about the time he had his first job at clinton's drugstore in t independence, where he swept the floor and cleaned bottles and o really learned what it was liket to work. as a young man. he was close to his cousins, who lived across the street from ao what wouldut become his future p home in independence. at a young age he struck up a h friendship with gus wallace, a long-time native of independence -- life-long native of independence. they met in sunday school when was in the second grade.d they came from

>>as par dhs has partnerships a the country, state and local law enforcement and think tanks ando all sorts of organizationsns a u are monitoring this type of activity. i think continuing to coordinate with those organizations to get a better picture consistently with what's going on the grou to help with tactics that law enforcement can use, as well ast privateio organizations. we have partnerships with the religious organizations to t le them know what's going on. solidifying those relationships is the best prescription in nte. helping those communities targeted. >> we doe role have good partne, especially when it comes to our fusion centers. i would like to ask mr. senna the role they play in protecting americans fromom terrorism. in nevada our fusion center hasi beenas at the forefront of thres especially emanating from militias. on behalf of all nevadadans, i want to thank our fusion centers. mr. senna, you said you were surprised no specific threat information was sharedd ahead o january 6th.tion. why do you think that is and doa you think there's a feart to report across the de

siempre ando al mil. necesito que me pongas al presente. vamos a ver si se puede. ese ejercicio muy pequeÑo, muy fÁcil. >> cuÁnto dura? >> menos de un minuto. lo acabamos de hacer. luis: te funcionÓ? hablan a la vezÇ [risas] volvamos. cerrar los ojos. quÉ tiene quÉ hacer? respirar. >> respirar profundo. sacar el aire. poner atenciÓn a todas esas cosas que tienes en la mente. dile gracias a todas esas cosas. gracias a recordar, a todas tus preocupaciones. cierra la puerta en tu mente y aplaudes. ahora, abres tus ojos. miras alrededor. tratas de estar en el presente. tocar una textura que tengas a tu alrededor y ya. asÍ no vas a arrastrar todo lo que viene en la siguiente actividad. vas a poder estar mÁs presente la siguiente actividad. aprovecharla mÁs. es una prÁctica. luis: le cambiÓ la cara a la bronca. [risas] bronca: te entendÍ perfectamente. luis: me encanta. seguimos con mÁs en "despierta amÉrica". ella no tiene cura. vamos con ustedes. alan: mentalidad positiva. francisca: respiramos. nos sentimos mejor. de eso se trata la vida. me gustÓ mucho. alan: ok. est

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embargo el hecho de que haya sucedido aquÍ en pleno times square, muchas personas estÁn un cuestiÓn andote nos encontramos en pleno tiroteo, gracias por estar con nosotros esta maÑana. eladio: un placer, muchas gracias. satcha: muchos nos preguntamos si hay mÁs tiroteos ahora que antes de la pandemia,¿quÉ arrojan las cifras? oficial eladio: estamos viviendo en tiempos difÍciles, estamos viendo que se desatan peleas en los aeropuertos, hemos visto lo que ha sucedido en la ciudad de miami beach. estas peleas sin razones en el medio de la calle. cuando hay una pelea de Ésta y alguien tiene una pistola ilegal, pues la va a usar como lo hemos visto recientemente en el mall de aventura. estamos viviendo situaciones muy difÍciles, la persona estamos en la calle, debemos de alejarnos de los tumultos, debemos estar conscientes en un lugar o en un establecimiento, en un centro comercial, donde estÁn las salidas y si vemos algÚn tumulto o pelea que se desata, debemos no curiosear e irnos de esa Área lo mÁs antes posible. si se oyen disparos tomar refugio donde una bala no pueda traspasar,por ejempl

ando preocupado, porque se me esta cayendo mucho el pelo. ¿cÓmo puedo edificar la calvicie?a responder las dudas de nuestra gente. vamos a comenzar con la pregunta que nos envÍa pina jose27, despuÉs de las dos dosis de la vacuna de pfizer, tengo inflamaciÓn en las rodillas, pero en la parte de las piernas, ellos me dicen que sigue esperando a ver si se me inflama mas no entiendo dolor ni me molestan para nada, sÓlo es la inflamaciÓn". doctor juan: lo primero que les debo decir es que hay mucha gente que ahora le sucede algo y dice "porque me puse la vacuna". y es muy fÁcil uno decir "es por la vacuna". no tiene que ser asÍ, no digo que no lo sea, pero no tiene que ser asÍ. no sÉ la edad de esta persona, pero si es una persona con artritis, puede que no tenga nada que ver con la vacuna, pero como hay tanta preocupaciÓn, y se estÁ hablando tanto de eso, hay personas que hacen la conexiÓn como muchas veces puede que sea falsa. siempre hay reacciones que pueden ser muy individuales, de cada persona que no son las descritas en estudios cientÍficos. entonces como si en este caso,

sin necesidad de ir a un salÓn de belleza, con tan sÓlo apretar un botÓn el invento estÁ el can y andonte regresÓ con ustedes. raÚl: claro que sÍ, vamos a estar pendiente mi querida andrea ahora que llega el verano y el fin de semana de recordaciÓn. el robot, me llamÓ mucho la atenciÓn, de verdad la tecnologÍa nos puede ayudar a a conectarnos con nuestra familia, y el cinturÓn elÁstico para hacer ejercicio. gracias a nuestra andrea, regresamos contigo mÁs adelante. por ahora vamos a un mensaje de nuestras afiliadas y seguimos con mucho mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". en este viernes. yisus: estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. ♪ alan: vamos a hablar de un tema que creo yo que te concierne, pero en este momento como nunca se trata de la espalda. la espalda es una parte del cuerpo delicada que suele sufrir a raÍz de las malas posturas, a veces de los embarazos, yo sufre o en la espalda baja. asÍ que tenga mucho cuidado al

is no better off and we want to think about the research that is done by the private risk capital ando because they are complements, we want people to use the research as much as possible and i worry the price regulations of the nature support broad conversations by decreasing the returns we get on investments at the nih. thank you very much. in your statement you describe the competitive nature of the medicare program and how improvements would help seniors lower their out-of-pocket cost. now the democrats tell us the only way forward is to have the government take it over and set prices so the government can determine what medicines are worthwhile. can you help educate us on how the t current program is alreada competitive market and how we need to improve it so seniors are not facing higher costs? >> my experience, and i have a tremendous amount of experience the medicareat program is negotiated aggressively by the plan and i will give you an example. medicare for humira gets a discount that is 3% higher than the commercial side of business. it gets of the rebate despite the fact th

removing thels f hyde amendmentd it's been around since 1976 and agreed upon for both republicant ando democrats for its inclusiol in appropriation bills forik wt years. i strongly disagree in removingr this protection andve allowing taxpayer dollars to fund abortion procedures.bcommi secondly, i'd like to speak to the current kris at our souther. border. the cussubcommittee held hearis on the management, care and treatment of unaccompanied children. at that time the u.s. customs ef and border patrol was experiencing a record amount ofr encounters with unaccompanied children. and as a result the office of v refugeeed resettlement was experiencing record numbers of r referrals. since president biden has hav t office there's been a rush of n migrants arriving at our southern border. the as of may 2, 2021, there were over 22,000 unaccompanied acilit children in orr'sie care. as a result orr has had to open several emergency care facilities but has yet to open one of the temporary facilitiesa that the trump administration kecht kept in a warm status. i join several of my colleagues on this

last breath in the discussion of what we need to address, when often t in a condition like this it ando eds to be the first thing we bring to theho front. i hope your friend gets the care they need and i'm very sorry to hear how ill they are. >> i'll tell you, it is just -- obviously, i'm a very, very concerned. has the vaccine -- to be quite e honest with you, i don't know whether he's got the vaccine or not. is this another instance, if he were to get the vaccine, has it shown improvement for these people? >> i think from what dr. collind described, there's a possibility it will and there's not a lot of indication that it's ining to do harm. and we know in the long run it will protect him against the possibility of re-infection. i would do it. >> yeah, i'm with you.t >> good.>> the madam chair, thank you very much. i appreciate it. i yield back.lewoma >> the gentleman yields back. cf it's a pleasure to recognize the gentlewoman from california, mrs. barragan, followed by representative craig from minnesota. >> thank you, madam chairwoman. theng one usc school of medicin reporting that