that's the truth sylvie vatanel de la cruz oversees, athena house and hope village. she says the closure's impact more than 50 women and children many of whom could soon be homeless because of athena house. i have learned how to live free of drugs free of alcohol since the announcement dozens of former athena house alumni have shared videos pleading for the program to stay open. have started to go fund me and are hoping someone anyone with money and support will step into help officials with the county say they're also disappointed by the closure and hope to find a solution to keep it open whether that's funding from the federal government the state government county private. i don't think anybody cares where it comes from just as long as it's there and fast. in santa rosa liz kroitz abc 7 news students at a san francisco school walked out of classes today to protest florida's don't say gay bill about 400 students from james denman middle school marched around their excelsior district neighborhood to show support for lgbtq students some held up signs that said queer

liz: but athena house is on the brink of closure. the nonprofit that runs the program says that due to rising costs from inflation and challenges from the pandemic, the can no longer afford to keep it going. they decided to shut down the program and have told all the women and children to leave the home by the end of july. >> i was given a phone call and it was devastating. we had a process group and a lot of them cried. liz: many of the women who graduate from athena come live here, but this village is also scheduled to close. the women tell us it is unclear where they will go. >> there won't be anywhere for these women to go. that is the truth. liz: she oversees athena house re tha50 and children, many of whom could soon be homeless. >> because of athena house, i have learned how to live, free of drugs, free of alcohol. liz: since the announcement, dozens of former athena house alumni have shared videos pleading for the program to stay open. they have started a gofundme and they hope anyone will step in to help. officials with the

sylvie oversees athena house and hope village pit she says the closures impact more than 50 women andhom could still be homeless. >> because of athena house, i have learned how to live free of drugs, free of alcohol. >> since the announcement, dozens of former alumni have shared videos pleading for the program to stay open. they have started a gofundme and are hoping someone, anyone with money and support will step in to help. officials from the county say they are also disappointed by the closure and are hoping to find a solution to keep it open. >> funding from the federal government, state, private come i don't thicken anybody cares where it comes from. as long as it is there and fast. >> up next, three people are injured including a firefighter and of the south bay. i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. tesla's full self- driving technology. the washington post reported on "owners of teslas fighting for control..." "i'm trying..." watch this tesla "slam into a bike lane bollard..." "oh [bleeped f***]" this one "fails to stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk." "experts see dee

athena, you spoke with the chair of the board of elections today.. if you think about the fact it was yesterday morning they discovered about 22,000 of those misprinted ballots printed with the wrong codes they couldn't be read by scanners. those had to be remarked by hand, so they could be scanned. remarked on a new ballot to be scanned. they were able to do about 7,000 yesterday. today, another about 10,000. they only have about 4,000 or 5,000 ballots remaining. you look behind me, things are beginning to wrap up here, but they only have about 4,000 or 5,000 ballots to do tomorrow, which they expect to finish tomorrow. the reason they have been able to go so quickly is because earlier in the day, all of these tables were filled with 50 to 60 county staff, election officials, and election volunteers, all of whom are working in teams of three to remark these ballots in a way they can be observed. you also had representatives from each of the parties, oz and mccormick's representatives as well as republican and democrat parties watching what was goin

but its headliner has got to be the parthenon — a temple dedicated to the ancient greek goddess athenawow! i have never been so happy to see concrete. that is amazing. i�*ve actually been here before and the last time i was here this was all rough and gravelly and really hard to push along. but now, i get to experience the acropolis, and i get this wonderful view of the parthenon. this is brilliant. i want to take these concrete slabs home! but �*improvements�* is not a word some would use when describing the work carried out at the site. not everyone is happy with the renovations that have gone on here at the acropolis. you know, some people have complained about the concrete slabs being laid down, saying that it�*s hiding the original features of the acropolis, and even wounding the stone here. but i�*ve been told that these slabs can be raised and you�*ll still have the original features and, actually, look — this is some of the original stone — and it�*s smooth anyway. rival historians claim the work carried out is a means to get more tourists to visit and is disrespectful to the s

perhaps athena let's see quite right.s case, it's minerva but she's athena, the goddess of wisdom, the cathedrals of st. petersburg for 500, you have 200, the question costs 500 andrey 4, and stanislav will outbid. according to legend, the architect andrey voronikhin took them from the construction site of the kazan cathedral and built a wooden dacha on the apothecary island. this is a scaffolding. that's right , scaffolding. nikita cathedrals of st. petersburg for 400 inside this temple adorns more than 7.000 m² of mosaics made by the belts of viktor vasnetsov mikhail nesterov and other famous artists. that is a fairly modern building? maybe savior on spilled blood right? gregory in history 500 bag 700 nikita has 2,700 you have 400 andrey to whom nikita nikita again in the rhythm of the waltz, here is the subject of the bet for 100. the author of the photo called his work a duck waltz, from whom did we close it from you? maybe shepherd, let's see. no, these are musicians, and in the foreground is a conductor. nikita spir

athena jones is in lancaster, pennsylvania. athena, it is incredible here at this moment. mehmet oz has not declared victory when he doesn't have victory yet. if he does, we'll see. any indication we'll know who won the senate gop primary in pennsylvania? >> reporter: it could take several more days. pennsylvania's acting secretary of state said earlier today that by next tuesday, they'll know if the margin is small enough to trigger that automatic recount. also according to the secretary of state, only about half of pennsylvania's 67 counties were able to finish counting all of their ballots last night. that's probably having to do with mail-in ballots that by law can't be opened until 7:00 a.m. on election day. but here in lancaster, the problem was different. more than 20,000 misprinted ballots that couldn't be scanned. >> we can see the path ahead. we can see victory ahead. and it's all because of you. so thank you, pennsylvania. >> a fight to the finish the republican senate primary in pennsylvania, with thousands of votes still left to be counted. >> when it's this c

next, athena in san francisco said her new dresser broke under warranty. she said she tried to get the furniture store to honor that warranty, but her calls went unreturned. we stepped in. athena got a $300 credit for a new dresser. finally, let's talk about dublin. a car repair mess involving a bad engine, a warranty again and months of the car just sitting idle at the dealer. helped to finally get a motor, a swap that was worth $8500. so, we have tens, hundreds, and thousands. and now millions. those cases pushed our ongoing board passed the milestone. we now have helped our viewers just like you save more than $6 million since we started about six years ago. thank you to everyone who has called, emailed and even sent us snail mail asking for our help. it all adds up and we celebrate every penny. you can join the party. go to nbcbayarea.com and click the response option from the main menu. the number is 888-996 minus tips. >> that is like two houses these days. >> that is 6 million. i am part of that. chris was telling me on two occasions with airlines,

athena jones is tracking the story. athena, we heard very passionate remarks there from new york governor kathy hochul who blasted social media for giving hate a platform. what else did we hear? >> reporter: hi, pamela, that's right, kathy hochul was a native of buffalo, she was born in buffalo. she started her remarks talking about how she knows this community and spent time in this community. she was angry by the events today, as anyone would be with this senseless killing. she said she's angry she's seeing guns causing mayhem in places like brooklyn when we saw the shooting on the subway in brooklyn in recent weeks. and now here on the streets of buffalo. she mentioned spot. gun legislation package to be discussed in albany to address the issues of guns. interestingly, she told us a little more about the weapon that the suspect was carrying, saying that her understanding was that it was a legally obtained weapon that was modified in such a way that made it illegal, the modification was illegal and that it was modifie

we showed athena in lancaster county. they are at -- if you look on the far left, 95 % of their vote counted through the day. the other counties, still counting votes. allegheny county, second largest county in the state. pittsburgh. they were as of this morning or moments ago at about 95% of their estimate here. christen holmes is right there in pittsburgh, the heart of allegheny county. watching the count and keeping track of the candidates. christen? >> that's right. we haven't seen the candidates since election night. we have talked to advisers who have spent the last two days calling every single county. they are trying to figure out what exactly is left in terms of votes, and when it is going to be counted. we did hear from dave mccormick earlier today when we called into a radio show. he was optimistic. take a listen. >> we're down about 1200 votes, and came in yesterday down 2700 votes. and so moving in the right direction, and we're pretty confident we're going to end with me in the win column. >> okay. so let's

jake. >> athena jones, thanks so much.sylvania right now. >> remember, it took us a week to count the votes last time in pennsylvania in the presidential race. jake, it's home to you so 40% of the voters are in philadelphia and the counties around it. so can one candidate run it up where the more affluent, college educated republicans live? can they run it up here? this part here in the middle is trump country. does kathy barnette get that vote or does that endorsement for dr. oz do it. the governor's race matters too because the governor appoints the secretary of state that would have 2024 ramifications, jake. >> john king, thanks so much. we're closing in on the end of voting in the great commonwealth of pennsylvania and the first results from the high est profie senate race tonight. we'll see how mehmet oz fares against two challengers, including the late-surging conservative kathy barnette. here is our key race alert. it is too early to call. the very competitive three-way race pitting dr. mehmet oz against dave mccorm

athena then got a $300 credit for a new dresser. let's talk about a car repair mess involving a bad engine, a warranty and months of the car just sitting idle at the dealer. they listed her help to finally get a new dealer and a swap port 8500 bucks. we have tens, hundreds, thousands, and now we have millions. these cases pushed out past the $6 million mark. we have now helped dealers like you get back more than $6 million since we started back in 2016 about six years ago. thank you to everyone who has called, emailed and even sent us snail mail asking for help. it all adds up and we celebrate every penny. have a great weekend. >>> may is women's health month and in that the today show will look at causes and treatments for middle-age women suffering from anxiety and depression. more than 20% of women over the age of 40 at least occasionally take an antidepressant. we will hear from one woman who supports other ways to treat symptoms too. >> knowing you are not alone and talking to other women about how to get through it is huge. >>

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cnn's national correspondent athena jones and dianne gallagher this morning begin in lancaster, pennsylvania. here we are. pennsylvania. tight race. mail-in ballots could determine within the republican party, the senate gop primary there. what do we know happens next and over what period of time will we know the winner? >> reporter: hi, jim. we know that there are outstanding ballots and counties all across the state, but one of the key issues is right here in lancaster county where there were about 22,000 misprinted ballots with the wrong code on the side, so they couldn't be read by the scanning machines. this was a problem that was discovered tuesday morning, yesterday morning at 7:00 a.m. because under state law, that's when they could begin opening these ballots so they begin correcting this issue yesterday. yesterday, they were able to rescan or remark and rescan about 7,000 votes. so still about 15,000 to go. they're just getting under way here at the voting behind me. i just spoke with the election sheep here and the board of commissioners who say it could take until friday to clear

athena jones has more now from new york. >> reporter: the city of buffalo, new york, known as the city of good neighbors is now confronting a senseless act of violence. something the mayor byron brown called a day of sadness, when a gunman, a young gunman, 18 years old, a while male, from several miles away drove into the city to a top supermarket in a majority black neighborhood and opened fire. he shot 11 people, ten of whom were killed. he had body armor, a helmet and a camera that he was using to live stream the shooting as it took place. cnn has seen video of the shooter pulling into the supermarket, saying a few words to himself and shooting a few people outside the super market before going in and engaging with the victims found inside. law enforcement saying this is being investigated as a hate crime and racial extremism. this young man has already been arraigned and has entered a plea of not guilty. we expect another hearing in the next few days. governor of new york, kathy hochul said this in a statement. >> my sincere hope that this individual, this white supremacist who jus

after the blockade and the beating of the inhabitants of odessa in the athena shopping center , the naziouse of trade unions. and it was the turn of the sandpiper field, we all go into the house. well, as it were, to save himself, to defend himself, to defend himself, and suddenly, after some moment, he flew through the side glass. well i think so hammer cocktail, because there was a bottle with which it ignited. she fell two steps away from my friend. she bounced off the fire, spread to the curtains, and after some time after the second bottle, black smoke began to appear, which found us and there were wide windows. everyone was shouting, who was right there between the second and third at this height between the floors. they shouted don’t run, don’t stand, i’m shooting near the windows, as if, probably, at that moment i really became, as it were, scared. the building is completely now, when the crowd has already surrounded the house of trade unions yes , that sound. eh, it's hard to convey in a crowd. you know, this is materialized evil, as if forces had escaped from the underworld. ye

but we're very close but not quite there yet, wolf. >> athena, thank you very much and to our viewers room," erin burnett, "outfront," starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, ukrainian commander says troops are making major gains against russia tonight as the united states gets even more involved in the war. plus, the head of the fda slammed over the baby formula shortage, democratic lawmaker calling the response a, quote, d dereliction of duty, i speak to a mother struggling to find baby formula for her child, and investigating a new case of monkey pox, cases of the serious virus popping up

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. >> she sees athena house in the village. the closures impact more than 50 women and children, many of whom will soon be homeless. >> because of the house i have learned how to live. i am free of drugs, alcohol. >> since the announcement, it doesn't of alumni have shared videos pleading for the program to stay open. they have started a gofundme account and hope that someone, anyone will step in to help. officials with the county say they are disappointed by the closure and hope to find a solution to keep it open. >> funding from the government, county, private, i don't anyone cares. as long is it is there and fast. >> new developments. the state says it will take on a legal fight to preserve california's lot requiring women on courtroom boards. last week a judge ruled that the -- violates the rule. they say it was necessary to reverse a culture of discrimination. a judicial watch challenge has challenge the law. -- watch group has challenge the law. " i am disappointed in them to allow this discrimination to create an impenet

athena jones is live for us in pennsylvania. do we know when we're going to get the results here? expect to get results from the mail-in votes and the election day votes later on tonight. i just spoke with the chief clerk here, who says i'm not leaving here tonight until i'm done. as you mentioned, they were able to remark, sort of fix those misprinted ballots so that they could be scanned. the room behind me was filled to the brim. 50, 60 people working in groups of two. they are down to the last 660 ballots. these are mail-in votes that i lived on election day by the deadline. unfortunately, some of those need to be remarked so they can be scanned. so they're doing that as i speak. they are determined to finish the day. lancaster county is not the only county that is still counting votes. and once all of this is counted, there are still going to be some 589 provisional ballots. those can't begin to be counted until tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. and later, military and overseas ballots. so in a race that is very, very tight, all of these votes count. this 589 provisional ballots could ma

assassinated by the israeli military army, the same occupation force who occupied but a stone, but athena until the 24th 55 years now. and after more than 2 weeks of shitty and assassination, we have at least 4 investigative reports. the last one was published yesterday by the, by the attorney general. the investigation reveals that the bullet that code sitting is a type of bullet cover of been today a thing to but the admiral and elements and all elements emphasize be mediated mother. and this important a board confirmed the c and the report published on the 24th of me that explains that it was targeted by the israeli army. it also confirms the f p, the boat that was published one day before all was investigative, the boards. and he confirmed what ill jazeera said around the matter of had the artist, senior correspondent, the truth and denies the israeli claims. now i have been patient in exist story for you. the diff crime. wednesday may 11th 2022. the location was janine city and the g come north of the provide was that the crime occurred why city and was doing her job as journalist co

. >> cnn's athena jones is in harrisburg, pennsylvania. could this change the race? >> reporter: well, alisyn, it's so close, it's really hard to know. it seems like any large amount of votes could change the race. we're waiting for the unofficial count from all 67 counties. those results are due at 5:00 p.m. dr. mehmet oz is leading dave mccormick by about a thousand points, within the .5 margin of error that will add an automatic recount. the acting secretary of state expect it is to happen. here's more of what she said about the process and what we're waiting for. >> it's looking like we're within .1%. as far as time line as we mentioned today at 5:00, counties are sending me the unofficial returns. part of that will also be the undated ballot count. then tomorrow wednesday at noon, that's when candidates can waive whether or not they want to have a recount, and then on wednesday, tomorrow, i'm also expected to announce the recount and issue an order on thursday. with the recount to start as early as friday of this week. >> reporter: and remember, there are also s

athena jones is in lancaster, pennsylvania, which is still counting votes.eral counties still counting votes. the counting -- this is where the counting stands. they managed to count all the misprinted ballots since tuesday. they only have 850 or so mail-in ballots. ballots that arrived by the end of the day on election day to be counted. they will be scanning them in the next few minutes. after that, we should show the sort of unofficial result. i say unofficial because there's a lot that has to happen for the results to be official. there are military and provisional ballots that by law are counted at a different time. they cannot begin to be counted until 9:00 a.m. on friday, the provisional ballots. there are 589. they have not updated the results today. they're going to do so once they scan the last 850 in. it's important to note as of this morning, david mccormick was only a few hundred votes ahead of dr. oz, and so fewer -- the gap is smaller than that 589 provisional ballots that have to be counted friday. there's a few days before we know the final

>> you can hear how busy it is, the buzz around you, athena. great to have you there in the room. let's move now to north carolina where republican congressman madison cawthorn was defeated last night, voters denying him a second term. youngest member of congress, has his trump's backing but appears to have had just too many scandals following him to the ballot box. cnn's dianne gallagher is live in henderson, north carolina, for us this hour. di dianne? >> reporter: kate, and perhaps the biggest if you want to call it, scandal that madison cawthorn didn't make news outside of this district when redistricting maps were drawn in the state legislature. they switched things up, madison cawthorn left this district for one closer to charlotte and then when the court threw those out, he came back to the 11th. that's the moment when chuck edwards, the state senator for the area got into the race because it was an open seat. and after that, things just started unraveling for the freshman congressman with the scandals, the run-ins with law enforcement, the two pending misdemeanor charges a

>> and athena, specifically in lancaster county, as i understand it, there was a mail-in ballot print error. that's going to delay those results for a little bit longer. >> reporter: that's true. and interestingly enough, kathy barnette, now we know not going to win, is in the lead here, but we know that this is something that was discovered early yesterday morning that some of the mail-in ballots were misprinted. the code on the side of the ballot was not the code that could be read by the machine. we're talking about 22,000 or so ballots that have to be remarked, and then rescanned to figure out who is going to come out ahead here in lancaster. we're hoping to get an update from election officials here in short order. jim, erica? >> mail-in ballots, there you go, once again. cnn national correspondent dianne gallagher in north carolina. a number of factors in this race with congressman madison cawthorn. he did lose. tell us what made the difference here. >> reporter: you know, jim, erica, in talking to people here, a lot of what it came down to is not what people outside the distric

. >> she sees athena house in the village.pact more than 50 women and children, many of whom will soon be homeless. >> because of the house i have learned how to live. i am free of drugs, alcohol. >> since the announcement, it doesn't of alumni have shared videos pleading for the program to stay open. they have started a gofundme account and hope that someone, anyone will step in to help. officials with the county say they are disappointed by the closure and hope to find a solution to keep it open. >> funding from the government, county, private, i don't anyone cares. as long is it is there and fast. >> new developments. the state says it will take on a legal fight to preserve california's lot requiring women on courtroom boards. last week a judge ruled that the -- violates the rule. they say it was necessary to reverse a culture of discrimination. a judicial watch challenge has challenge the law. -- watch group has challenge the law. " i am disappointed in them to allow this discrimination to create an impenetrable wall. >> t

the rise of naziism in berlin, in the early 1930 shape the future of europe on the island on vent athena. in the 1940 s, she pioneered women's rights all across europe. the courage of her actions and of her convictions helped to make europe what it is to day. and i start with this picture. because for europe, the memory of our past has always framed our future. and that is all the more important at a time when the unsinkable has returned to our continent. russia's flagrant attempts to redraw maps and to rewrite, even the most tragic parts of our history, have reminded us of the dangers of losing our grip on both. i'll pass and our future on living in a perpetual presence and thinking that things can never be different. but there cannot be better ways of doing things. and even worse, that things will always stay the same if only we do not change. that's so wrong. standing still is falling back, but this conference, this conference has shown us that europeans, i determined not to make this mistake. you, you will have told us that you want to build a better future by living up to the most e

trenches. nato conduct military drove close to the russian on beller, russian called us with a foam athena, a diplomat from nato. paul, the new zealand youth caution against the alliances policy of owing kids. we are going to make sure that a movie begins and new zealand to stop us being dragged into the small chair. later, we know what's written should we know doesn't defend democracy. lavaca and hungary slammed the ears. plans have been russian. oil imports with the hungarian crime and is describing that proposal as it came to a nuclear bomb being dropped on his economy with a warm welcome. this is the weekly on the international bringing due. all the latest along with the stories that shaped the week is good to have you with. the evacuation of civilians from the embattled as of style factory and mario pull has officially been completed. according to the latest statement from the russian defense ministry of a 50 civilians have been taken to safety in the last few days. bringing the total number of evacuation to $180.00 to keep say, the women children and the elderly on that out which lea

addition, in 2021, russians accounted for 60 percent of argentina's exports of tangerines and orange. athena crushers also one of the largest importers of argentinian lemons, brazil's main food export as the apple. this year shower, who works in moscow plant to buy some 1200 tons of apples from brazil. the load of sanctions made the purchase impossible. and those brazilian manufacturers who worked with his company have now incurred total losses of $15000000.00. if any, lucille legal equals in latin america, there is a number of meat processing plants and small producers for which russia was the main market. now they have to sell their products domestically or to other foreign markets where the price is much lower. for example, to africa, asia, or arab countries, or they are ready to buy these goods, but at a much lower purchase price, $1.00 of speculation, alec, another problem is russia's ban from the swift network, which makes it difficult for sellers and buyers to make transactions rising fuel and fertilizer prices are only making things worse as the current crisis effects not only to fre

you can see athena also the god of the blacksmith hephaestus apollo and muses.an advise me then? which god or goddess should be photographed with for good luck at work? i think to you as a journalist, i will advise you on music, it is the muse of epic poetry. i can imagine what chic scores were arranged in this white room about the acoustics of the castle, even legends were said that if you clap your hands on the second floor, you can hear a melodic echo throughout the castle. it is better to walk slowly around the palace, considering every detail, then you will definitely not miss the miniature sculptures. lions sleeping smiling cast in bronze. they evoke only positive emotions for the puslovsky family, who kept a real lion at the castle. probably, this is a very logical decoration of the interior. as i understand it , elizabeth here launched an error in the number four, they no longer began to celebrate no, everything here is correct. the fact is that until the end of the 19th century , exactly how four sticks wrote the number four. well, speaking of these hou

you can and i'm looking forward to what's in your folder, have some doctors, extra white among the athena own whoa takes photos of abused women for national geographic magazine hip, the thing i brought along a few photos to give you an impression if i were to date her portraits bear witness to an ordeal that 45 year old kwame sch dangle knows all too well systematic abuse through humiliation, threats and physical violence after 6 years of torment warmish dongle left her partner. she's one of the countless women who experts designate as survivors the term speaks to just how difficult it is to leave a violent relationship. men coming this year to smudge to kyle, it's a gradual healing process. being able to tell yourself, yes, this is what happened to me and i can do something for the world by talking about it. here is triple pleasure. her ordeal began with verbal insults, but gradually escalated into physical abuse of her partner ended up locking her inside their home, manipulating her to such a degree that she believed it was her own fault. it's a typical pattern which basil beside furnis

medical medical athena is the richest western countries and their private companies are attempting to strangle russia in every aspect which has also damaged late and america supplies of brazil and apples such indian lemons in ecuador, in bananas, have southerly, found himself hostage to situation that it increased transportation coasts 5 to 6 times in buffalo, and this is a real disaster for us in ecuador, there are many small and medium sized agricultural enterprises that haven't been able to export fruit. and as a result, it's simply spoil, it will approve that produces, say, the russian market consumes a quarter of all bananas exported from ecuador. in addition, in 2021 russians accounted for 60 percent of argentina's export of tangerines and oranges. russia is also one of the largest import is 17 in lemons, brazil. my food export is the apple. this year jo, our whole works in moscow plan to buy some 1200 tons of apples from brazil. sanctions made the purchase impossible. and those brazilian manufacturers who worked with his company have now made total losses of $15000000.00 unifor

activist and slum dweller says, police violence will not solve drug related price. won't teacher athena prevailing when there's a shoot out in a slum. they are dis, but they are also serious consequences for innocent people living. yeah. will schools and health care facilities or shut down my the whole community is terrorized what i can imagine. what it's like for a child to find a body or a pool of blood on the way to close. this lomb has been peaceful for many months now, but just take a look at the bullet holes here on this wall. there are a reminder to residents that a shoot out can happen at any time. last year, more than $6000.00 brazilians were killed by the police, an average of 17 per day. most of them were black and poor. monica cannot give al jazeera rio de janeiro. gustavo rivera from the online magazine. the brazilian report says, police in brazil have been militarized. this case is still a chilling pattern of how bird of police forces can be in brazil. and i think one of the main issues is the lack of accountability, which has usually been the norm rather than the exceptio

activist and slum dwellers says police violence will not solve drug related crimes. won't teach or athena prevail when there's a shoot out in a slum. they are dis, but they are also serious consequences for innocent people living. yeah. will schools and health care facilities or shut down my the whole community is terrorized what i can imagine. what it's like for a child to find a body or a pool of blood on the way to class. my slum has been peaceful for many months now, but just take a look at the bullet holes here on this wall. there are a reminder to residents that a shoot out can happen at any time. last year, more than $6000.00 brazilians were killed by the police, an average of 17 per day. most of them were black and poor. monica and i give al jazeera rio de janeiro. columbia will hold its 1st round of voting on sunday to elect a new president. 3 of the 4 candidates are taking part in a final debate in a last effort to try to win undecided voters. left. one candidate is the favorite to win for the 1st time and the country's history, but that prospect is dividing opinion of a sound r

power across the globe on al jazeera ah hello eileen site and to her here top stories on al jazeera, athena was been held for a 17 year old palestinian, who was shot dead by israeli forces in the occupied west bank after a raid in jeanine happen in the same area were out there, serene. a black name was killed last week and were on common ports. ah, morn is berry. i'm just fed and promised to take revenge for his killing. islamic to had claimed the 17 year old as one of his members. wow. he was killed by israeli forces in jeanine refugee camp in the early hours of saturday. oh, these really army is intensified night raids in jeanine in recent weeks since the beginning of the year 20 palestinians had been killed in the camp and the town of the town is also where al jazeera joan, the sharina barclay was shot in the head and killed by these were ayame. she was on assignment and wearing a helmet and vest clearly mocking her as a journalist. but israel is refusing to launch a criminal investigation. and now 57 american politicians have signed a letter demanding the f b. i to investigate republica

athena, i have sins here, they look at me correctly answer.as the so-called river period, the second mediterranean with the discovery of america, the establishment of regular trade routes from europe to india and china, and so on. your honor. i ask for two medals. i fully support, support our medal, kulaks. he hands over the medal turns out. according to our application rules, in 1923 the inventor filed a patent application for an iconoscope and in 1924 for a kinescope please tell me what it is and what was the name of the inventor or inventors? the republic of north ossetia-alania, the city of vladikavkaz it was zavarikhin in 1923. oh, he's a mole. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. ah, the iconoscope is the receiving television tube, and the kinescope is the transmitting tube. they formed the basis of the modern television system. a and e. yes, this, by the way, coincided with the invention. e kataev, who also invented e, an iconoscope that transmits a television tube. and uh at school they say that they are here they are. they say that you are smart som

activist and slum dwellers says police violence will not solve drug related price. won't teacher athena prevailing when there's a shoot out in a slum. they are dis, but they are also serious consequences for innocent people living. yeah. will schools and health care facilities or shut down my the whole community is terrorized what i can imagine. what it's like for a child to find a body or a pool of blood on the way to close. this lomb has been peaceful for many months now, but just take a look at the bullet holes here on this wall. there are a reminder to residents that a shoot out can happen at any time. last year, more than $6000.00 brazilians were killed by the police, an average of 17 per day. most of them were black and poor. monica cannot give al jazeera rio de janeiro. greece has accused, auron of piracy often sees to greek registered oil time, cuz iran says they were captured for committing what it called violations. and these are the last known locations of the 2 greek flag tank is tracking on the monitoring platform vessel. find gree says iranian helicopters, landed on the sh

these athena heroes that those that defended merrier poll. but from inside that time, those fighters have repeatedly said that they feel like dance by the politicians in keith. and they've appealed for a 3rd party to intervene and organize some sorts of evacuation for them on medicare and cardoso. they are able to leave. so far that hasn't happened yet. that's get the view from moscow now with dos edge a barry door. so why is this evacuation so important for the russian military at this stage of the war? well, the battle for mariel bull was declared to complete by the russian defense minister survey should go on april 21st. when he met with the russian president vladimir putin. but the remaining pocket of resistance was in this and large ground to hosting the as of style steel plant. there was about 2000 ukrainian fighters at that were held up in the underground facilities at this plant. and the russian president was adamant that he did not want the russian troops to storm this plant to avoid a, the unnecessary loss of russian life. now since

k fighters is they, athena antibiotics in sweden and finland. we have agreed to go hand in hand through the entire process and tomorrow will file the application to nato together. it's a message of strength and a clear signal that we stand united going into the future ahead. no diplomatic editor james base has more from brussels. there have been some very fast moving developments. the letter from the swedish foreign minister, formerly applying to join nato and from the finish side, the finished parliament. that overwhelming vote. a 188 in favor. just 8 against showing how public and political opinion in both countries has changed so radically since the invasion of ukraine by president putin. what happens next? well, as still is the possible opposition of turkey. and i think the most important meeting is the one that will take place in new york between the turkish foreign minister and the u. s. secretary of state u. s. officials say they are confident they can change the turks mind that this can be a unanimous decision, and it has to be the anima