but some times andrea's thought forgets about all that really shows 1st rate relas. for me, there's a ritual quality to swimming, which is why i do it rather than cycling or running for spring. and once you jump in the water, you're under way in a 3 dimensional space flight beforehand, you're grounded in 2 dimensions. in the water, you can move in all directions and it carries you off. harvard when i have problems like stress at work or whatever. as soon as i enter the water, everything's easy. on the night after 2 weeks, vienna is in sight. next, all the water samples collected so far will be offloaded and analyzed at the university. thoughts wife, nicholas, son, moderates are back and will accompany him all the way to bratislava. the whole family is into sports. also. after leaving the end of the river flows faster and grows wilder. this is one of the most dangerous stretches of the danube with cross currents and maelstrom. so suddenly there's a rumbling sound. a rock with lots were for a moment were stuck. yeah. i got these rolling lumps of rug on the river bed ac

and andrea spot is almost wistful, more musical to morrow. it's over, sometimes it was nice at least at the end, and sometimes it was more like torture that. 2 lowered, i'm flying 2700 kilometers lie behind him, analyzing the water samples will still take months. but what counts now is that fought has made it. his son motor its accompanies him for the final stretch. was headed to canada, as i know, he's glad i am here. and that makes me even happier. now. the old port city of selina, and kilometer 0. they've reached the finish. but to take a photo to remember this special moment they have to keep going on foot. thought may have done all the swimming, but there's really was a team effort in ish. yeah. that's good enough to go in for a lot of our lives lesson. ah, now there's only one thing left for andreas thought to do. take a dip in the black sea. after that, it's back to lectures and lab work with con, get more middle ages, then you can stagger, dives into the past and takes us to our food. a gen spectacular medieval site. visitors flocked

and andrea smart is almost wistful, more likely to morrow it's over. but sometimes it was nice at least at the end, and sometimes it was more like torture. 2 lower, i'm calling. hey, 2700 kilometers, lie behind him. analyzing the water samples will still take months. but what counts now is that fought, has made it. his son motor its accompanies him for the final stretch. canada, as i know, he's glad i am here. and that makes me even happier with the old port city of selina and kilometer 0. they've reached the finish. but to take a photo to remember this special moment they have to keep going on foot. what british thought may have done all the swimming, but this really was a team effort and ash. yeah. that's because of the feel go in part of our lives lesson. now there is only one thing left for andreas thought to do. take a dead than the black see. after that, it's back to lectures and lab work. with joy, ride and fascinating worlds into uncharted deb, our guides know their way around a strictly scientific trip to some pretty wacky places. a curiosity

and andrea spot is almost wistful, more miss butler to morrow. it's over. sometimes it was nice, at least at the end, and sometimes it was more like torture. lower. i'm calling. hey, 2700 kilometers lie behind him. analyzing the water samples will still take months . but what counts now is that fought, has made it his son motor its accompanies him for the final stretch. canada, as i know, he's glad i am here. and that makes me even happier. with the old port city of selina and kilometer 0. they've reached the finish, but to take a photo to remember this special moment they have to keep going on foot. but may have done all the swimming. but there's really was a team effort in ish. yeah, that's good. if you go in part of our lives lesson now there is only one thing left for andreas thought to do. take a dead in the black sea. after that. it's back to lectures and lab work what's making the headlines and what's behind them? dw news africa. the show faculty issues shaping the continents life is slowly getting back to normally on the streets to give you enough r

and andrea's smart is almost wistful, more miss butler to morrow it's over. but sometimes it was nice at least at the end, and sometimes it was more like torture. 2 lower, i'm calling. hey, 2700 kilometers, lie behind him. analyzing the water samples will still take months. but what counts now is that fought, has made it. his son motor it's accompanies him for the final stretch. was headed to canada, as i know he's glad i'm here. and so i think, and that makes me even happier also now the old port city of selina and kilometer 0. they've reached the finish. but to take a photo to remember this special moment they have to keep going on foot. what bridge thought may have done all the swimming. but this really was a team effort. an issue. yeah, that's good. if you go in for a lot of my life lesson now there is only one thing left for andreas thought to do. take a dead in the black sea. after that, it's back to lectures and lab work with the 77 percent. international media is often accused of focusing fully on negative headlights coming out of the african. quite.

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that's absolutely right, andrea.hink from the administration's perspective there's a recognition that this is an issue that's metastasizing. if you look at the statements the administration has released, whelan's name is mentioned in them regularly including in the readout of that call that president biden and vice president harp is had with cherelle griner yesterday. they will have to deal with not just with griner but all of those families. >> thanks so much, carol lee. thanks to nancy lieberman. >>> closing its doors the mississippi abortion clinic at the center of the dobbs supreme court case officially shuts down today. what's next for the staff and for the women, their clients, the patients. this is "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. is "andl reports" only on msnbc it's still the eat fresh refresh, and now subway's refreshing their italians. like the new supreme meats, topped high with new italian-style capicola. that's one handsome italian. uh... thanks. not you, garoppolo! ♪♪ subway keeps refreshing and

>> yeah, andrea. so, i got to know him when i was on the nsc, and one of our areas of responsibility was japan. and i met him on several occasions one on one. and you know, he was just -- first of all, he was an extremely knowledgeable person. you know, politicians aren't often that deep. but he was very deep on almost every issue. he had expert bureaucratic knowledge on almost every issue. and that was always impressive to me. firmly, firmly pro-alliance. he's about the best friend the united states can have as a leader in japan, a major democracy. i think in many ways he anticipated the threats to the international order long before other leaders did. so, quite thoughtful. i know he's often painted as being sort of a real hawk on the political spectrum, but he moved a left of center security debate in japan more to the center and right of center in ways that were beneficial both to the united states and to the liberal international order. so, this is really quite a sad day. >> and janice, as you wer

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>> i think it's necessary, andrea.ist bump is the minimum kind of warmth between an american president and a de facto saudi leader. in the past you've seen these leaders, leaders of our two countries, hold hands literally walk arm in arm, embrace, air kiss. you're not going to see that here because the relationship has fundamentally changed. it's not just about khashoggi, it's also about yemen. it's our concerns about the way the crown presence has treated his political rivals, including the one-time leader of the intelligence service there, mohammed bin salman's cousin and rival. i think the president understands we also have been alignment of strategic interests. when you're president, you've got to deal with people you don't like as well as people you do like. we have an alignment of interests on the iran question. iran is weeks away from obtaining enough material to develop a nuclear weapon. we need to quickly align with israel and our gulf arab partners to deal with that challenge. we also need them to play a much

"andrea mitchell reports." boris johnson is out at number 10 downing street, bending to unrelenting political pressure from within his own party. throwing the united kingdom into political chaos. they need a successor until elections are held. his successor will be the fourth prime minister in the past seven years. johnson making brief remarks earlier today. >> we have seen westminster, the herd instinct is powerful. i know there will be many people who are relieved and perhaps quite a few who will be disappointed. i want you to know how sad i am to be giving up the best job in the world. but them's the breaks. >> them's the breaks. >>> in moscow, wnba star and former olympic gold medallist brittney griner is pleading guilty to drug charges stemming from that february detainment at the moscow airport. she faces up to ten years in a russian prison unless negotiations can get under way for a prisoner swap. >>> more on the reporting from "the new york times" overnight that former fbi director james comey and his d

this is "andrea mitchell reports" in washington.sident biden is pushing back forcefully against recession fears, despite historic inflation and supply chain backups that are frustrating businesses and consumers. >> we have a record job market, record unemployment of 3.6%. we created 9 million new jobs so far. businesses are investing in america at record rates. the chip bill will put another $72 billion for incentives and tax credits. that doesn't sound like a recession to me. >> nancy pelosi leaves topt for asia, leading a delegation of lawmakers for a chip that includes stops in japan, south korea, malaysia and singapore with a controversial stop in taiwan, not ruled out, not confirmed. >>> a live report from kentucky where a deadly flood is deaf stath rural areas. >> this is by far the worst flooding disaster, at least of my lifetime, in kentucky. it has wiped out what we believe are hundreds of homes. we have half of some of our counties under water. we will lose double digit lives. >>> in pete we trust. i will be joined by our

andrea: este es el valle con mÁs producciÓn.e siempre estÁ primero. >> gracias a dios sÍ y supimos. andrea: tambiÉn trajeron de su pueblo su tradiciÓn. >> de donde yo vengo hay mÚsicos de banda, mariachis, grupos norteÑos, de todo. tengo dos hermanos una baterista. >> yo los iba a ayudar. agarraba la guitarra. lo empezÓ a ver jairo y empezÓ a agarrar el bajo. andrea: yaritza la mÁs pequeÑa habÍa cultivado su propia pasiÓn. quÉ te pasaba cuando veÍas que tu tÍo y tu padre tocaba? o alina >> me gustaba y me gustaba la mÚsica. yo empecÉ a poner tiktok. un dÍa subiÓ un vÍdeo donde cantaba y sus hermanos. se levantÓ y descubriÓ algo sorprendente de las redes sociales? o alina >> se hizo viral. tenemos miles de seguidores. mÁs y mÁs y desde ahÍ crecieron los fanÁticos. ahÍ empecÉ a sacar mi canciÓn. >> soy el Único se viral y sobre las redes. >> al principio querÍamos poner sÓlo a yaritza, pero ella querÍa que todos estuviÉramos en el grupo. andrea: yaritza tiene 15 aÑos y sus letras parecen ser escritas por alguien con mucha experien

nenatasya: let me bring in andreas in here., khalid's been saying it seems that the biden administration has largely embraced a lot of the trump era policies. was that a considered decision on the part of that administration or has biden just been distracted by a whole load of other issues? guest: yes, he has been distracted. but i would say that this administration is very clueless when it comes to foreign security policy more widely but particularly on the middle east , he has not delivered. he wrote in an op-ed in the washington post this week or last week where it becomes clear that there is in the strategy, a vision. there isn't something that america can actually deliver. the problem is there is a growing gap and what i mean by that is, what america preaches and what it actually does is becoming ever more overtly, you know, that becomes an ever growing discrepancy between these two things. and i think what we see particularly on the issue of palestine, is that there has not air reversal on any trump policies, it is actual

andrea leÓn nos cuenta por quÉ.iraron sus dos riÑones, por lo que ha tenido que someterse a diÁlisis tres o cuatro veces por semana, la presiÓn alta, y ahora su corazÓn tambiÉn ha empezado a fallar. >> no se imagina por todo lo que ha pasado alis, y las guerras que ha ganado, que las hemos ganado en nombre de dios. andrea: en este momento su Única esperanza es que aparezca un donante de riÑÓn, los mÉdicos le dijeron que ella no puede dÁrselo, ya que alis depende de ella para su tratamiento. >> su papÁ tampoco puede donÁrselo porque su papÁ es una persona alta, creo que no me alcanzarÍa la vida para pagarles, en caso de que alguna persona le pueda dar el riÑÓn a mi hija. andrea: en su desesperaciÓn, esta madre colombiana ha recurrido a las redes sociales en busca de un donante, ademÁs, creÓ una cuenta en gofundme [informaciÓn en pantalla] carolina: la desesperaciÓn de esta madre de familia que te contacto directamente a ti en la ediciÓn digital para que ojalÁ, alguna persona que estÁ viendo el noticiero pueda ayudarl

>> yes, andrea.addition subpoena power, they have real teeth with the judge able to hold people in contempt if they refuse to comply. the justice department also has the power to use search warrants. that's something the committee does not v. the report we heard that doj obtained the call log data. typically, that's a first step to finding out who called whom. then using the search warrant to get the messages and text or email messages. that can be a treasure trove. that can confront witnesses. sometimes you can find damning admissions. that's one tool the committee lacked. >> pete williams, we have seen they went -- they used search warrants with jeffrey clark and john eastman. >> yes. i think the real lesson of the story is how much the justice department is doing that we just don't know about. we get these glimpses when there is something like this where somebody is called before a grand jury and what they said that eventually comes out. witnesses can talk about what they say to a grand jury. it's

andrea leÓn nos cuenta detalles de esta y otras polÉmicas que estÁn salpicando en este momento variasantidades de ropa en muy poco tiempo. >> usualmente en lugares muy viejos, las instalaciones tal vez son muy malas. hay casos de proveedores. andrea: en abril de 2013, mÁs de 2000 personas murieron en el derrumbe de una fÁbrica en bangladesh. en se kempes de 2011 el ministerio de brasil abre una investigaciÓn laboral contra un proveedor de zara. zara se comprometiÓ a aumentar su vigilancia en los talleres, y habilitÓ una lÍnea telefÓnica. si se detecta el incumplimiento nuestro cÓdigo tomamos medidas inmediatas. >> las marcas produciendo cada vez a nivel mÁs rÁpido, pero tambiÉn el consumidor deberÍa ser un consumidor mÁs consciente. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ andrea: ¿cÓmo ser mÁs conscientes y las redes sociales determinan quÉ es tendencia, y el algoritmo de esas las reformas detecta el gusto de cada usuario? >> porque hoy en dÍa siempre acudimos a las redes sociales, y es lo que nos comparamos y a dÓnde queremos llegar. andrea: la soluciÓn podrÍa estar en manos de todos. >> jÓvenes que estÁn preo

andrea: ¿ cada cuanto compras?sas que han sido seÑaladas por contribuir con este problema son zara, forever 21 y shein. esta Última es una compaÑÍa tiene que es sÓlo en lÍnea y ha sido muy descargada por su cuenta paÍses. >> shein tiene ropa similar a las pasarelas, pero con precios accesibles. andrea: pero como dice el dicho, lo barato sale caro. >> probablemente se pueda desechar rÁpido. a la primera lavada no tendrÁ una buena calidad y sedes cosa. hay que ser mÁs consciente. ——se descosa >> las vÍctimas del fast fashion tambiÉn tienen rostro. en esta segunda parte del especial te contarÉ cÓmo funcionan las fÁbricas de ropa y por quÉ son tan peligrosas. carolina: justamente los Últimos dÍas hemos conversado en el noticiero un movimiento grande de parte de jÓvenes a travÉs de tik tok, hablando de supuestos mensajes que aparecerÍan en paquetes de esta ropa que vendrÍan de niÑos que trabajan en las fÁbricas. lo veremos maÑana. borja: quÉ terrible. le veremos maÑana. haremos una pausa, pero este de terror. peor pesad

you're watching the andrea mitchell report, o saudi arabia you're watching the andrea mitchell report on russia to immediately stop it filtration operations. this is the massive forced deportation of ukrainians from russian held areas of ukraine, including 260,000 children. the secretaries of state says it is a grave breach of the geneva convention. it is estimated that russian authorities have interrogated, detained, and deported of up to one.6 million ukrainians narrow. joining us now is democratic senator chris murphy. he was such an expert on ukraine. this russian filtration policy is outrageous. we have no way of helping these people get back to their homeland. >> the numbers are stunning. upwards of 1.5 million ukrainians, hundreds of thousands of children, who have been uprooted from their homes, families, and have been driven away too far off places, never to be seen or heard from again, likely uprooted from their family members and their community. these are the tactics of joseph stalin. undoubtably a war crime. more evidence of how unhinged vladimir putin has become. more ev

well, let me bring andreas and here, andreas as colored been saying, it seems that the button administration has largely embraced a lot of the time period policies. so was not a considered decision on the part of that administration or has been just been distracted by a whole lot of other issues. well, yes, he has been distracted, but i would say this administration is very clear. it is when it comes to foreign and security policy more widely, but particularly on the middle east. it hasn't delivered. he's written off in the washington post this week or last week, where it becomes quite clear that there isn't the strategy. there isn't a vision, there isn't something that america can actually deliver. and the problem is there is a growing se, do gap. and what i mean by that is what america preaches. and what it actually does is it's becoming ever more alertly. that becomes an ever growing discrepancy between these 2 things. and i think what we, what we see particularly the issue of palestine is that there hasn't been a reversal on, on any of the term policies. there is actually continuation of

good morning, andrea. continue to express condolences for everyone who was affected by this, the seven families that are dealing with their loss of life, loss of life is unimaginable. i live in highland park. this is a devastating to this community. i have been down at the scene. the first responders have done an amazing job. today the lake county judge held this defendant without bond. he is facing a mandatory life in prison sentence in light of the evidence we have and in light of the sentence of a mandatory life in prison, the judge said he would not have access to cash as a way to be released from the jail pending the trial. >> what additional charges might be added to these seven counts of first degree murder? >> so we have -- we have over two dozen people who were hurt, who were injured either by gunfire or in the stampede away from the parade. each one of those individuals has a right to justice. each one of those individuals has a right to the support of our office and of really the entire country.

i mean andrea used the word scrappy like that. that's like exactly right like scrappy times a billion right? she had to position herself as like all of these things about her were advantages she was young he was older she was brown in a in a district. that's my majority. minority. he was not um, you know, she was millennial in a young district. he was not you know, he had moved his family down to washington after a while and basically lived there and she gave this like famous famous line in that debate that you just mentioned your hair, which was like, he doesn't drink he doesn't drink our district's water and he doesn't breathe our air like she just she just mocked the floor with him doing that to be but but the way that she positioned all of her weaknesses a strengths. so that she could vanquish this this politician who really was the embodiment of you know? democratic sort of center left establishment power was like you can say what you want about justice democrats and you can say what you want about brand new calendar congress

falleciÓ tras realizar un reto de tiktok, en la que los pequeÑos se ahorcan. >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea000 pedazos, esta madre cuenta lo difÍcil que ha sido ver a su hijo de tan sÓlo 5 aÑos cantar el feliz cumpleaÑos ante la tumba de su hermanita, y acostumbrarse a ser sÓlo tres en lugar de cuatro a la hora de sentarse a cenar. >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: decidieron hablar pÚblicamente y de mandar a la red social para que otros padres no tengan que vivir la pesadilla que ellos estÁn viviendo ahora. >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: el padre dice que no quiere que mÁs niÑos se sumen a esta triste estadÍstica, saben que no son los Únicos que no han perdido a un hijo de esta forma. la pequeÑa lalina walton de tan sÓlo 8 aÑos falleciÓ en texas, menos que otra niÑa de 8 aÑos muriÓ en diciembre en pensilvania, despuÉs de intentar el mismo reto. >> algo que es sumamente preocupante es que no tenemos un sistema de legislaciÓn que regule el contenido en esas redes sociales, ni tampoco tenemos los mecanismos que verifiquen la edad de las personas que estÁn en estas redes sociales. andrea: por su part

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did you meet her andrea? i better but it was so long ago and it was also very like in out half an hour interview, you know, very media train at that point. i i know you go ahead. um, i think that she's like a very warm person. one thing that struck me from that knocked down the house netflix documentary from a few years ago is the way that she interacts with children to me. that's a lot. she's a type of person who like sits down and i you know has heard niece's hair and like talks to them very kindly so to me she seems like a very warm family-oriented person many ways tea like i mean have a cussing whose name is alejandra, which is pretty cool. so alexander and when i look at her family out look at mine is like, you know, the type of person who i think could be in like my circles pretty easily like a cousin a sister or something like that. um, and the way that like she seems very warm very relatable. i think she's nerdy we see this in her playing like among us and you know how she talks about how she relaxed

so my goodness, andrea is not in charles. he's notting, andrea, you go 1st. yeah, i mean, i really appreciate what you know charles had shared around the impacts of prohibition and who is, who is criminalized through our drug laws. and i think that, you know, like charles, the saying that access to drugs has always been there, you know, as long as humans have been humans, we've had the ability to create different substances and use plant medicines to alter experiences. and i think what's really have changed for us is the impacts of foreign to just people in particular, colonialism and all of the follow that comes with that. that creates this pain in our lives. that is one of the drivers of increased substance youth. yeah, i think that that's a huge point because ty it back the coven 19 like during this shelter in place moment, you know, i was in college, i live in california. we were one of the 1st states to go on on lock down. it's really isolating. we know the things that drive drug use, you know, the things that drive overdose isolation not having access r

andrea leÓn en vivo nos tiene mÁs detalles. andrea: muy buenos dÍas.tado suicidarse con machete y cinco meses despuÉs otro informe reseÑa que habrÍa amenazado con asesinar a toda su familia, segÚn el informe en ese entonces admitiÓ que estaba deprimido y tenÍa antecedentes de consumo de drogas. despuÉs de los incidentes la policÍa de comezÓn total de 16 cuchillos, un puÑal y una espada en su casa, mÁs tarde ese dÍa su padre recogiÓ los artÍculos afirmando que eran suyos. los documentos obtenidos detallan un total de 22 llamadas a la policÍa, en su mayorÍa por siente domÉsticos entre su madre y su padre, a pesar de todo esto pudo comprar legalmente cinco armas de fuego con el consentimiento legal de su padre, quien dice no arrepentirse de ello. escuchamos parte de sus declaraciones. [habla en inglÉs] andrea: mientras tanto el jueves por la noche se llevÓ a cabo una vigilia para recordar a las siete personas que muriÓ en el tiroteo y recibirÁn el Último adiÓs por parte de su familiares y amigos, son stephen strauss de 88 aÑos, jacqueline en de 63, toledo

andrea: la niÑa tuvo que viajar a ohio para abortar con medicamentos, horas despuÉs de las decisionesa tenÍa 6 semanas y 3 dÍas de embarazo, por lo tanto, ya no podÍa recibir el procedimiento de su estado, y las autoridades creen que cuando quedÓ embarazada tenÍa 9 aÑos, porque su embarazo ya estaba en curso cuando cumpliÓ los 10. uno de los detectives que investiga el caso dice que hubo una confusiÓn en cuanto al nombre real de fuentes, porque no tienen el nombre real del acusado. algunos republicano se opositores al aborto pusieron en duda que el caso de sanÉ fuera real. el fiscal general de ohio dijo que nunca se habÍa presentado el informe policial, 5 dÍas despuÉs de que la niÑa identificarÁ a fuentes como su agresor ante las autoridades. todo eso luego de que el presidente biden expusiera su caso y el horror que estaba viviendo luego de la firma de la orden ejecutiva para acceder al aborto. >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: las acusaciones penales y el testimonio del detective confirman el testimonio de la menor, que sea convertido en un caso clave para el debate de estados unidos. an

it appears andrea jen ns is the tweet. it appears andrea jenkyns went — is the tweet.drea jenkyns went to _ is the tweet. it appears andrea jenkyns went to downing - is the tweet. it appears andrea | jenkyns went to downing street is the tweet. it appears andrea i jenkyns went to downing street to watch boris johnson's jenkyns went to downing street to watch borisjohnson's resignation speech, and there were protesters outside the gates, and she made a rather rude one fingered gesture, but she has put up this tweet explaining, ratherthan but she has put up this tweet explaining, rather than apologising, for what happened. she said she suffered a lot of abuse like this over the years, and got to the end of her tether. she does say she he should have had more composure, but is only human. of course she is only appointed education minister after this all happened, but i think boris johnson is at the stage where he is struggling to fill a few of his posts, so she was appointed to that position. i would say that she was explaining rather than apologising, and saying that she

here's composer andrea ramsey. ♪ andrea: my hope is that when people see the "suffrage cantata," firstthey don't know this history, they'll become angry or activated by it. ♪ andrea: choosing which suffragist to include and which not to include was one of the bigger challenges of this work. >> women like harriet jacobs and sojourner truth had both endured the tortures of slavery and were now sharing their personal stories as activists for abolition and supporters of women's rights. andrea: i was blown away by ida b. wells barnette, who spoke truth to power every step of the way. and mary church terrell and her daughter both served with the silent sentinels. they were just standing there with banners saying, "mr. president, when will women gain the vote?" ♪ >> ♪ one day the women will ♪ andrea: mabel ping-hua lee was the first chinese woman to earn a doctorate in the united states and an active suffragist in the movement. i've actually been considering revoicing "suffrage cantata" to include tenor and bass voices so that a mixed chorus could sing this. these words need to be in men's mo

andrea nos cuenta paso a paso.cupÓ el cargo fue asesinado a tiros, en nara. [mÚsica] andrea: shinzo abe daba un discurso cuando le dispararon. [sonido mente] andrea: los testigos dicen que el atacante portaba un arma grande con la que le disparÓ dos veces, desde atrÁs. los agentes de la seguridad arrestaron al sospechoso, mientras que fue llevado de urgencia al hospital. el ex primer ministro se estaba desangrando, internamente. en el hospital intentaron salvarle la vida con transfusiÓn de sangre. sin embargo, cuatro horas despuÉs fue declarado muerto. carolina: el atacante detenido fue identificado como nombre 41 aÑos. adnrea: el hombre habrÍa dicho que su intenciÓn era asesinado al exmandatario porque se encontraba insatisfecho. borja: es una autÉntica tragedia, en japÓn, una de los paÍses mÁs seguros del mundo. carolina: nadie se imaginaba que esto podÍa ocurrir. pasamos a mÉxico, el ex presidente, estalla bajo la lupa de la agencia mexicana contra lavado de dinero que investiga el origen de millones de dÓlares

andrea, did you have one more? >> just very quickly, the fact that mike pence was ordering actions from the pentagon because the president refused to take calls from the pentagon? that is out of the chain of command. >> yeah, the vice president is not in the chain of command and neither is the chairman of the joint chiefs. and a reflection of the frankly unstable situation we faced in the last days of the trump administration where you have a president who has checked out, an acting secretary of defense, an acting secretary of homeland security, an acting attorney general. and at least we had some people left in the government at that moment who took their oath to the constitution seriously. >> former homeland security secretary jeh johnson, thank you for being with us and thank you for calling me and giving me context around all these events. i appreciate it, sir. >>> and still ahead, pouring gasoline on the fire. the trump tweet that those two trump aides say led them to resign immediately. you are watching speci

this is "andrea mitchell reports" in washington. president is expected to speak this hour about the economy after fears of a recession were amplified today by an unexpectedly negative gdp report showing the u.s. economy shrank by nearly a full percent during that three-month period. attributed to inflation. only yesterday, the federal reserve raised rates again to try to combat persistent inflation. today on capitol hill, all eyes are on arizona senator sinema after manchin's agreement with schumer on a major reconciliation bill that would lower prescription drug costs and invest hundreds of billions of dollars to combat climate change and clean energy programs. sinema's support is crucial to get the bill through a 50/50 senate and to the democratic house for a vote. vladimir putin's top spokesman was annoyed the u.s. had gone public about ongoing talks for a prisoner swap to free brittney griner and paul whelan. tony blinken is expected to call sergei lavrov for the first time since the ukraine invasion after shunning him since the

andrea: thank you for having me, caroline.ill say we invest in growth late stage companies much like klarna. while they are hitting the peak trajectory of their business, we believe that extraordinary companies backed by the best investors will deliver these outsized returns. so even though they have seen their valuation compressed, we believe in their long-term prospects very much so and they are deploying a number of strategies to keep the existing and we base an executive base retained caroline: talk to us, you are someone who thinks a lot about liquidity in the secondary market and a lot of that, often these big valuations and moments of exit, which currently the doors are shut to to a certain extent because it is about talent management, ensuring that they are able to take somebody, have a liquidity event. how hard as i become at the moment >> ? andrea: there is always going to be demand, so that is something we measure when we evaluate companies whether on a primary or secondary basis. when it comes to klarna there has b

this is "andrea mitchell reports" reports. i'm chrisjansing. andrea is on assignment.begin with triple digit heat impacting the country. some of the most dangerous temperatures in texas where multiple cities could hit 110 degrees later this afternoon. president biden is prioritizing the climate crisis today, traveling to massachusetts to tout new executive actions as critical climate initiatives romaine in limbo on capitol hill. >>> we will bring you an update from the first full day of witness testimony in steve bannon's trial down in washington. >>> moments ago in washington, ukraine's first lady in a speech to congress detailing the suffering caused by russia's invasion and causing for more aid to defeat the enemy. >> translator: you help us and your help is very strong while russia kills, america saves. i appeal to all of you on behalf of those who were killed, on behalf of those people who lost their arms and legs. i am asking for weapons. weapons that would not be used to wage a war on somebody else's land but to protect one's home and the right to wake up alive

andrea, you start? sure, absolutely. i feel hopeful. i think that harm reduction is a new word for indigenous practices that have been happening since time immemorial . and that ultimately we are strong communities and we are able to work with each other to protect our communities. and so i have the shelves really feel hope yellow . michelle share the moment with the red seco ahead rizza. i also remain hopeful. i have seen a shift in conversation. i just want us to remember that people who use drugs need health services need to be treated with dignity and need to be a part of the conversation. and i find hoping that, yeah, thank you so much. and charles, you bring us home, wrap us up. charles. yeah, i mean i've been cope is as big as what we're willing to work towards it on. and if we want to continue to grow in this, we have to continue to just like build up the services that actually work and break down the things that don't work like formalization and that's how we move forward. thank you so much. you can follow charles hall phone on

my name is andrea, my lee. i'm from the had a nation and i'm calling in from the unseeded unoccupied. piscataway in southwark territory here in baltimore, maryland. i'm currently a research associate at the center for american indian health, a john polk, and bluebird school of public health. hello. so good to have you. thank you so much . hello charles. please introduce yourself to our viewers around the globe high for me, thanks so much for having me. my name is charles hawk eye and i am an equity of harm reduction project manager with the california bridge program based out of oakland, california. our i help emergency department star hemorrhaging programs all across the state is to have you on board admiral. so welcome to the street. please introduce yourself. thanks for having me. i'm mertsa perez, i am based in washington dc. i am currently the director of the office of federal affairs for the drug policy alliance. i guess i want to get your quick opinion on what we're seeing right here on my laptop. so thi

gracias, andrea por este informe.glo. alan: y nadie se habÍa dado cuenta que detrÁs habÍa otro lienzo con el autorretrato. elyangÉlica: rayos x le pusieron a fi que por cierto tambiÉn. alan: se arrepentirÁ? raÚl: es que la novela de shakira y piquÉ sigue dando de quÉ hablar. jessica: sale a la luz un vÍdeo donde se ve a piquÉ escuchando su carro y a todo volumen una de las canciones de su ahora ex shakira. raÚl:dicen que iba escuchando en su carro "inevitable", especular un posible arrepentimiento luego de romper con la cantante colombiana. jessica: Él fue su fanÁtico nÚmero 1 por muchos aÑos y la realidad es que un creador de contenido fue el encargado de compartir la inesperada situaciÓn en la que grabÓ el espaÑol cuando se movilizaba por las vÍas pÚblicas de la ciudad. como dije antes el siempre fue su fans. raul: hay va a manejando tranquilo. seguimos ahora con el estado del tiempo. locutor: este segmento del tiempo "despierta amÉrica" es presentado por—— mÁgicamente deliciosos. robmariel:y continuamos viendo como

and terry, don't andrea, you've heard david younger david oliver's story there. this is a failure of policy almost on every single level. surely just explains what those failures might be. well, actually this is a long story. italy has been struggling with migrations phenomenon for 4 years now . so you cannot really call it a sort of emergency right now, if you have politicians trying to figure out a crisis, because that is actually more political, a time for you know, for campaign and sod and is not surprised anymore. or political actors, sir. and parties failed through the years. this is true in terms of a feeling to create the real integration bodices for the migrants, which are i'm in italy and are where entitled to remain that way unless talking of the asylum seekers and people which are obtain. and afterwards, and then once they obtain a permission to stay, they didn't find any occasion to really integrate in terms of, you know, education, worker and facilities, whatever. which may, of course, difficult for this people to have sort of normal life in italy,

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