inroads in a like the bronx. and so this takes me back to a conversation that i have in the book, which is in the in the bronx. and i step into a hair salon. the hair salon owner is an afro latino. we start having a conversation and in that the idea race comes up and mind you, i should have said this before this afro-latina hair salon owner is a huge trump supporter loves trump. we'll vote for trump voted for trump before we'll vote for him. as you told me many, many, many times more and in the conversation and i ask her, well, how do you identify? and she said, well, i'm hispanic. and then we're keep talking. and then i and what is your race? and she said, my race is hispanic. and then around her, her colleagues were yelling at her and they were like, you're black. and she's like, no, i'm hispanic. being hispanic has nothing to do with being black. and so that sort of takes me to to the heart of what this is not in her sort of in stubbornness to talk about blackness now in her to identify as blackness that takes

democrats you use the people of the bronx as pawns and they resented it.that same bronx neighborhood in 1980, he was not met with a warm welcome. >> reporters were told ronald reagan was on his way to make an appearance at charlotte street in the south bronx as he arrived in the same roadblock that president carter vowed to rebuild years ago. >> right now -- right now in congress. >> what are you trying to do for us? >> i'm trying to tell you! i am trying to tell you that i know now there is no program or promise that a president can make, the federal government can come in and wave a wand and do this. >> jesse: reagan gained the respect that day he didn't treat them as faceless votes he spoke to them as people. he went on to win almost every state in the 1980 presidential election including new york. he is the last republican to do it. for now. reagan defied all odds the day he stepped foot in the bronx and submitted his legacy as one of the best presidents in american history. ♪ ♪ >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall! >> jesse: actor dennis quaid plays

three years later, the bronx remained the same.and carter's presidential campaign turned out to be nothing but a bunch of broken promises. democrats used the people of the bronx as pawns, and they resented it. so when ronald reagan visited that same bronx neighborhood in 1980, he was not met with a warm welcome. >> surprise reporters were told that reagan was on his way to make an appearance at charlotte street in the south bronx as he arrived at the very same desolate ruin block that president carter had visited with promises to rebuild. three years ago, right now, no write down right now in congress. i'm trying to tell you why. i am trying to tell you that i know now there is no progress to my promise that a president can make, that the federal government can then come in, you can wave a wand and do this. >> reagan their respect that day. he didn't treat the people in the bronx as faceless votes. >> he spoke to them as people. reagan went on to win almost every state in the 1980 presidential election, including new york. and he's

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a former volkswagen boss, martin ventercore and has gone on trial in the german city of bronx. the bronx fi 9 years after the so called a diesel gate emission scandal and record is accused of perjury. market manipulation and fraud. volkswagen admitted in 2019 that it's software had cheated emissions test. mountains into con was once the car industry is most powerful ma'am . a. c, e o folks fucking group from 2007 to 2015. he's now swap the board room for the courtroom. 9 years ago, v w admitted that had installed and illegal device in around 11000000 vehicles world wide, allowing the company to cheat on emissions testing. dialing down its emissions in the test lab only to ramp them up in real world use. this is alex hall. i sincerely apologize to our customers, the authorities, and the general public for the misconduct gloves meal. please believe me. we will do everything to make amends for the damage caused you of august, and we'll do everything to regain your trust step by step. so it's a given and now after years of delays due to health reasons, the authorities want to know

en "sin rollo" verÁs cÓmo la estÁ pasando la diva del bronx.ito. [mÚsica] unas sentadillas. cruza. sentadillas y cruza. jessica: estoy pensando tanto en el movimiento. claudia: no vas a tener tiempo de pensar. no hay que hacer 50,000 horas, con una rutina como esta esta bien para que usted se olvide de los problemas. el ejercicio ayuda a disipar tambiÉn. vamos. 4,3,2,1. ok. [mÚsica] bravo! bravo, francisca! ok. vamos a la colchoneta. las cajitas no ayudan mucho, pero bueno. vamos a hacer cruzamos y baja. un solo brazo. todo el tiempo contraigan el estÓmago. miren eso movimientos compuestos donde usted estÁ pensando tengo que mover la pierna. el brazo debe bajarlo en 90°. una estirada. [risas] vamos. ok. vamos a hacer otro para avanzar. vamos a venir aquÍ. vamos a subir. nos ponemos de rodilla. aquÍ viene. vamos a subir. ok. vas arrodillar. atrÁs. bajamos las piernas. bajamos la cadera. puedes, puedes. dale. baja. trata de no impulsar. [risas] ok. la Última. bajamos. fran: apenas puedo mover esta parte de mi cuerpo. [risas] claudia: quÉ tal? a v

the bronx.ans, black people. white people, everybody cheering because of who they were waiting for, the man they think will get this country back on track and make it reagan. they were excited, not leaving until they got a taste of donald j trump. >> the only contrast i draw is you could hand somebody your bags at the trump defense and the cross-dressing man would have taken them from your wife. these are the other perks besides the whole economy think. stay right here. but to cruising the old tax taxicabs. do think it's harder than ever to make that money and catch the american dream? next. ♪ the most commons side effects were blurred vision, cataract, corneal injury and eye floaters. and there's still so much to see. if you are on eylea or a similar type of treatment, ask your retina specialist about eylea hd today for the potential for fewer injections. clogged gutters can cause big problems fast. until now. call 833-leaffilter today for your free gutter inspection. i've had terrible flooding

n. ireland. bronx, 4th, behind australia, the netherlands and spain. so no author and crime journalist nicolo talent has been observing a surgeon drug use across ireland for years. who isn't consuming? cocaine is more of the question, really? because it seems to have been a drug that has the traverse toll age groups, it's an acceptable recreational problem. why ireland? according to talent, there are few factors on one hand, many people have money to spend on the other hand, deeply rooted society, oh traumas and alcoholism, also play a role. the other reason is, i think, by nature the irish like to party. we like to have fun. we like to go as we like to stay up talking. and of course cocaine can help people continue the policy longer. so it's become very popular, especially a night life where we're told the drug could be found everywhere. and a restaurant size box, you know, and the toilet is definitely nice. yeah. yeah. the farmers take ok and a lot to be fair. i think it's more so underground in small towns is that i'm more of a pain abuse. everybody

to my right is justice sotomayor, born in the bronx to parents who are native puerto ricans. like many of us, perry mason was an inspiration to justice sotomayor to study the law. she graduated from princeton summa laude and yale law school where she was an editor of the yale law journal. she started her career working for the legendary robert morgan about the district attorney for manhattan and in that capacity she prosecuted everything from petty crimes to homicides and developed and by all accounts she was known as imposing prosecutor and she moved into private practice after that with a law firm in new york city where she focused on business and corporate law and intellectual property but -- litigation. president bush appointed her to the southern district of new york in 1991. the baseball fans among us revere justice sotomayor because she saved baseball. she did and no exaggeration from a strike. she is also a passionate yankees fan. don't hold that against her. i am a passionate nationals fan and she is kind and generous to me. president clinton appointed her for the se

those who pull the bronx of street line cause economic meltdown, and they'll still struggling as the economy recovers. for the long time, the people he faced great difficulties fought in various ways for justice and sand about for the past decades. we couldn't wait in the final victory. we think we can win this this an ica heads the national people's power coalition. it's the police force pulling together civil society associations, students and religious groups. and this tonight, because own mox is leaning policy, the people's liberation front. it's an outfit that hell, just 3 seats in parliament, the full despite he also campaigned against corruption in a country that has been governed by political dynasties. in 2022, an economic crisis led to a mass protest movement that ousted the previous selected president. at that time, this an i could tap into the anger, actually corruption. we saw a baby, so i'm gonna give you what we have to do and it's going to be on the protests and form a government instead of developing countries economy and maintaining the st clemency of little, not th

the aim is to stay in regular migration. emissions come off the strong electro showings by the fire bronx that he was, the man accused of killing uganda and olympia, and rebecca chipped to go, has reportedly died in can you hospital official say 6 in di mother and go to comes to injury sustained when he pulled petrol low, they really say he assaulted jessica in her home on september. first. the athletes and mother was done to the 80 percent of a body and died last week. yeah, it's a james l. jones has done it at the age of $93.00. he was a celebrated personality of the stage and screen and won a host of awards including an emmy and an honorarium sca meet again. when i left you, he was one of the most recognizable voices in the world. but james, earl jones asked not to be credited in the 1st 2 star wars movies for his role as darth vader, saying it was simply a special effects role. he signed same beyond the franchise with a new generation. has the voice of most saucer. and disney is the lion king. everything like touches the claim was a long way from his child to beginnings in mississippi

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haris shifts the focus, why did she start talking, how african americans from the bronx and how the network is already reacting. for the first time in its history announced that it would close factories in germany, the reason is lack of profit. two russians were brought before a court in sri lanka for catching lizards, why can they give 30 years for this here? and if the subscriber is unavailable, it means he is at school. phones are prohibited during classes in the new school year, can there be exceptions? the first experience is already there. mongolia is pursuing a course of mutually beneficial cooperation with russia, and this was clearly confirmed by today's talks in ulaanbaatar. this is how vladimir putin assessed the results of his visit to the mongolian capital. our country is one of mongolia's main economic partners, and settlements with it are almost entirely conducted in national currencies. the countries have joint projects in the gas sector. in the field of peaceful atomic energy, and they were also discussed today. in addition to meetings with the president, prime minister and

suddenly began to speak with an accent that african americans usually speak with from the slums of the bronxthe most criminal southern part of chicago. you can season the bitter taste of the verbal salad, here is its recipe at harris remains unchanged, a new rally, again the same taste, the same profound phrase: we have dreams, we can see what is possible, not burdened by what was, even biden would envy this, although it looks more like bush jr. and his famous bushisms, diverge. former gym teacher. donald trump is running on the politics of fear. i know something about this. i managed a school cafeteria for several years. the hooligans who want to instill fear are the first to realize what is happening when this wave turns against them, and they are the ones who end up running away in panic. however, trump does not look like a fussy person, and the one who was let down by his haste was the team of the democratic vice-presidential candidate himself. on the way to a campaign event in milwaukee, tim walts' motorcade got into an accident, several people were injured, and someone was even taken t

from berkeley, suddenly began to speak with an accent that african americans from the slums of the bronx or the south side of chicago, or in the american south, somewhere in georgia, speak. you may not be a member of a union, but be grateful to it for five-day workweek, thank your union member for sick leave, thank him for paid vacation. has faced accusations and ridicule for trying to blend in like a chameleon , but the vice president of the united states has outdone herself, the internet is inundated with memes. again, the same klansman who told hillary to use an accent, it's so condescending and corny. what the hell is she doing sounding even dumber than usual, she's not black, she's not southern, so why is this? isn't that cultural appropriation, you know, that moronic woke term. so trump wasn't so wrong when he said his rival was just posing as an african american when she wasn't. the republican was then routinely accused of racism, but two can play that game. what harris does in liberal parlance is called cultural appropriation, jay. explains for clarity. the important question, wh

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berkeley economics professor, suddenly began to speak with an accent that african americans from the bronx slums or the south side of chicago, or in the american south, somewhere in georgia, speak with. you may not be a union member. harris has faced accusations of ridicule before for her chameleon-like attempt to blend in with the audience, but the us vice president has outdone herself, the internet is swept up in memes. again, the same klansman who advised hillary to speak with an accent, this is so condescending and trite. what the hell is she doing, sounding even dumber than usual, she's not black, she's not southern, so why is this, isn't this cultural appropriation, you know, that a moronic woke term, it turns out trump wasn't so wrong when he said his rival was just posing as an african american , which she is not, the republican was then routinely accused of racism, but two can play this game, so what for... since when does the vice president use something resembling a southern accent? i don't know what you're talking about, do you really think this is an important issue for americ

berkeley economics professor, suddenly began speaking with an accent that african americans from the bronxthe south side of chicago or the american south, like georgia, speak of. you may not be a union member, but be grateful for the five-day workweek. thank a union member for sick leave, thank them for paid vacation. harris had encountered this before accused and ridiculed for trying to blend in like a chameleon. but then the us vice president outdid herself, the internet was swept up in a wave of memes. again, the same klansman who advised hillary to speak with an accent, it's so condescending and corny. what the hell is she doing, sounding even dumber than usual, she 's not black, she's not southern, so why is this? isn't this cultural appropriation, you know, that dumb woke term. so trump wasn't so wrong when he said that his opponent was just. posing as an african american, which, in fact, she is not. the republican was then habitually accused of racism, but two can play this game. what harris does in liberal parlance is called cultural appropriation, jade vance explains for clarity.

host: let us hear from barbara in the bronx. democrat line. caller: good morning. the first thing that occurred to me is that if this plant was producing caviar, i wonder if the inspection would be so lax. and the second thing i thought about was that i am died in the wool democrat. i listen to trump saying that he wants to get rid of a whole bunch of government bureaucrats. and i am beginning to believe that maybe he is right. people will not do their jobs they will never get fired and never get punished. why do we keep paying them? nothing ever changes. i remember a couple of years ago it was peanut butter. and the same thing, a disgusting sanitary situation in the factory and nobody does anything and you never hear about them getting fired. what is the use of having these inspectors? thank you. guest: a lot to unpack. but, first of all i want to say that i know a lot of people who work in the food safety regulatory agencies and they are good people. and they are very dedicated to protecting public health. a couple of points. our food safety oversight system in t

began to speak with an accent, with which is usually spoken by african-americans from the slums of the bronxrime-ridden south side of chicago. you may not be a union member, but you better thank a union member for a five-day workweek. within minutes, the internet was awash with memes, with the democratic candidate being compared to the looney tunes cartoon character fugarn leghorn, who also spoke with a distinctive accent. harris had faced accusations of ridicule before for being chameleon-like and trying to blend in with the audience, but then the us vice president outdid herself. same old same old. and the klansman who told hillary to use an accent, that's so condescending and corny, what the hell is she doing, i sound even dumber than usual, she's not black, she's not southern, so why is that, isn't that cultural appropriation, you know, that dumb woke term, turns out it's not that wrong - there was donald trump, who accused his rival of just pretending to be african american, for those who don't believe it, it's all on one screen, it's easy to tell the difference and... without knowledge

berkeley economics professor, suddenly began speaking with an accent that african americans from the bronx or the south side of chicago or the american south, like georgia, speak. you may not be a union member, but be grateful for the five-day workweek. harris has faced accusations and ridicule before for trying to blend in like a chameleon, but here the vice president of the united states outdid herself, and the internet was swept up in a wave of memes. again, the same the very kkk member who advised hillary to speak with an accent, that's so condescending and corny. what the hell is she doing sounding even dumber than usual, she's not black, she's not southern, so why would she be doing that, since... it's not cultural appropriation, you know, that dumb woke term. so trump wasn't so wrong when he said his rival was just posing as an african american when she's not. the republican was routinely accused of racism, but two can play that game. what harris is doing in liberal parlance it's called cultural appropriation, jade vance explains for me. look, all he meant was that she's a chameleon

adding on against jp sears, anthony volpe e way out to left center 421 feet and the bronx bombers are up 3, nothing 3rd inning 2 on for giancarlo stanton. and that is a monster shot 4.41. the distance, homer number. 26 yankees lead it 6. nothing continues to same score in the top of the 7th. you knew aaron judge would get in on the act. he's 50th home run of the year leads the majors 2 ahead of shohei ohtani and they're piling it on bases loaded for gleyber torres. just a little flair out to right. but nothing went right for the a's tonight. yankees put up 10 runs on 14 hits and it's a 10, nothing yank you when have been on a tear at the plate lately. and mark kotsay knows it. yeah, you know, i mean there there complementary players right now to our are swinging the bat really? well, you know, you've got. >> a couple guys in the lineup, you know, birdie being one of them. cabrera, you know that that you feel like. house got some link right now. they're swinging the bats. well, they had a good series in seattle against a really quality pitching staff. it took 2 out of 3 from them. so t

i'm from the bronx, i can say that. broadband is working. we need more housing in the country. she has a plan for 3 million new houses, affordable housing. $25,000 down payment assistance. $6,000 child tax credit. and we need more small business. $50,000 tax credit is massive. we know it costs more than the current 5002 open a business. it will continue to build jobs, the transition, clean energy economy, the chips act, all of this stuff is going to continue to have our economy jammed. she gets it. -- thank you. that is right. a real stuff for real people. that is what she's doing. she said a few things day one when president biden decided not to continue his campaign. we need to somebody to step up, to jump into the breach. and she's the one who stepped up. she told us all the day after wilmington, she said one, i'm going to earn the nomination. two, i'm going to unite the democratic party. but she also said three, i'm going to unite the country. and four, she said i'm going to be the president of the united states. but if you go back to the checklist, she earned the nominatio

sanjay gupta, cnn, the bronx, new york coming up the polaris, dawn's four-person civilian crew is back on earth after making history in space, we will have those details after a quick break. also, comedians roy wood, jr. amber ruffin and michael ian black, refund no other headlines in a new comedy quiz show on cnn have i got news for you airs tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern when, you purchase a pair of bombus sachs ties or underwear, you also donate one to someone facing homelessness one purchased equals one donated 100 million donations and counting visit bombus.com and get 20% off your first-order. and the furniture business, things move fast. ziprecruiter helps us hire qualified candidates who keep up. we needed a project manager yesterday we posted a job on ziprecruiter and had our guy on site in five days. he was qualified and everyone ziprecruiter finds the best candidates for all our jobs. >> they helped us build our dream team and he did it fast. >> was that too fast? one four out of five employers who post on ziprecruiter get a quality candidate within the first day, try for free

sanjay gupta, cnn, the bronx, new york and just in time for another weekend of football, the big fight between disney and directv is over now that both sides have come to new terms, that means 11 million directv watchers will once again be able to get their sports fix on disney's abc and espn tonight, the comedy series, have i got news for you is coming to cnn. >> it's hosted by roy wood junior with team captains amber ruffin and michael in black, the show will serve up smart, silly, edgy, and opinionated takes on the news of the week. and here's a preview. >> what was the fake name of the head of the taliban donald trump cited during the debate. >> he's such a half, yeah, like he picked me most obvious name to make up the head of the taliban due what you gave them be sure to tune in the comedy series. >> have i got news for you, premieres tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. thank you so much for joining me this evening. i'm jessica dean, i'm going to see you again tomorrow night starting at 5:00 p.m. eastern. an encore presentation of real time with bill maher is up next i'm great ni

. >> and any other play it's exactly why riverdale country school in the bronx wants to change the game i sort of jokingly said to him, like, what i want to change football in america, like we need to figure this out. >> i want to change football in america. it's pretty audacious yeah i don't know if i actually realize what i was saying at the time john peasy is the school's athletic director yes. >> so in 2018, we had 18 players left for the last game of our season. we had a bunch of concussions and a bunch of season ending injuries. so we made a decision to cancel our last game. but when that season ended, we had to figure out how we were going to manage the next football season. >> so together with the concussion legacy foundation, they proposed something pretty radical getting rid of the sport what's most iconic play no more kickoffs, no more returns the beginning of their games now look like this play just starts at the 35 yard line and so far busy says they've seen a 33% decrease in concussions across the league. >> and importantly, in 18% increase in participation parents certain

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i grew up in the bronx, the newspapers said i grew up in the shadow of yankee stadium.hat's not true. they're prone to exaggeration, as you know. [laughter] however, i came to d.c. and the nationals were here. they're a national team, mine is an american league team. i went to the owners of the nationals and said, i can come watch your team, i will root for the nationals except when they're playing the yankees, and i wear my aaron judge shirt with a nationals hat at every game. judge griffith: end of discussion. i thought it might be helpful to start the conversation, to give the audience an idea of how the supreme court actually goes about its work. and so what i propose is that, justice sotomayor, if you'll go first, and explain to the audience how a justice prepares for the oral argument, what's the work that goes into the preparation for that argument, and then maybe following that, justice barrett can tell us what goes on at oral argument. and then from there we'll ask a couple more questions. but could you get us started and let folks know how you prepare for an o

sanjay gupta, cnn, the bronx, new york all right. >> our. >> thanks to sanjay for that, right, new this morning, the u.s is about to file criminal charges against hackers supported by iran accused of sealing some internal documents from the trump campaign and hacking into emails of one of trump's allies, roger stone. let's get right to cnn cybersecurity reporter sean lingus for the latest on this show. and what are you learning? >> john, we're seeing a very different scenario play out this election cycle in 2024 versus 2016, you'll recall in 2016, the russians did something similar and it took many months for the u.s. government to respond there was a lot of hesitation and trepidation about what going public with the allegations would due in terms of effect the election. now what we're seeing from the fbi and the justice department is an aggressive attempts to sort of blunt the impact of this iranian operation to recall the iranians, according to cnn's reporting, they hacked roger stone, a longtime confident of donald trump, and then used access to his email account to try to target the

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sonia sotomayor, la jueza sotomayor, nació en el bronx en condiciones humildes en 1991.nominó como jueza asociada de la corte suprema el 26 de mayo del 2009. tienen el privilegio de soñar más allá de sus sueños y sé que lo pueden lograr, pero ustedes también deben creerlo, dijo la jueza sonia sotomayor. y así es la palabra clave que ella dijo fue debes creértelo antes tú para que eso empiece a volar. claro que sí. y también personas que apoyen a esas personas que se encuentren en momento de duda. qué importante tener un círculo de apoyo. y bueno, llegar a cargos. como veíamos a la jueza en cargos de liderazgo, cada vez más vemos a los latinos luchando y sobresaliendo en este tipo de roles. así es. vamos a la pausa para regresar. un reporte alerta sobre el aumento de suicidios entre trabajadores de la construcción. más adelante hablamos de la importancia de la salud mental. entre estas personas. aunque muchos no lo sepan, el pago de su renta a tiempo podría ser parte de su historial crediticio. les contamos de una propuesta que facilitaría el. si estás buscando empleo en

but it was nice to have one more chance to take on the bronx bombers in a place that has meant so much to so many for so many years. >> they say everything has a beginning and an end. it is going to end we should enjoy the in fact we come out to see the yankees and the a's one last time. >> there are no fair weather fans in oakland anymore. all that is left are those that are willing to give more loyalty to a team than it probably deserves. >> the a's final game at the coliseum is thursday against the rangers the team announced tickets are sold out for that game. >>> still ahead at 11:00. a homecoming like no other for the rock band green day, how they were honored as they returned home back to the east bay some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get

but it was nice to have one more chance to take on the bronx bombers in a place that has meant so muchfor so many years. >> they say everything has a beginning and an end, so it's going to end, then we might as well enjoy the fact we could come out and see the yankees and the a's one last time. >> reporter: there are no fair weather fans in oakland anymore. all that's left are those willing to give way more loyalty to a team than it probably deserves. >> on thursday, the team will play their final game at the coliseum. the game against the rangers is reportedly sold out. >>> well, taking a live look outside. it was a gorgeous day. it is only going to get better from here. >> speaking from someone who enjoys heat would say. there is important news in the forecast. i will light that map up for what you need to know about right off the bat. there is a heat advisory tomorrow for inland valleys. as the way these things usually play out, we are not all going to experience this equally. the areas to look are the areas highlighted over here. that is the inland east bay and look down here, that

los bombarderos del bronx, pues inspirados. y también iba a haber tiempo para el juez aaron judge.se repaso deportivo en vivo. queremos destacar un trabajo en equipo que realizó un grupo de voluntarios en la playa ocean en san francisco. estas son las imágenes con bolsas y recogedores de basura, pues así se dedicaron por varias horas a recoger los desperdicios que encontraban en esa playa. bueno, y ellos son empleados de la agencia caltrain y también de la organización refuse refuse, quienes se unieron a esta campaña estatal en el día de limpiar las playas. esto mismo sucedió en diversos puntos en las costas de california para celebrar el aniversario de esta campaña, el número 40. por cierto, se realizó una rifa para que algunos voluntarios recibieran una tarjeta de regalo con fondos monetarios por ahí, porque dicen que el trabajo en unión es el mejor. no hay mejores resultados. tenga buenas noches. nos vemos mañana musica esta noche de noticias telemundo. >> tres muertos, varios policias heridos y un detenido, esto mientras el ejercito mexicano ha desplegado 600 militares para com

and we've seen a new e your leadership team announced how might that change the bronx approach to migration? so yeah, this is, this is a really interesting once in the last book yesterday we saw a huge, a new commission. and i asked the new commissioner for migration is from the austrian people's policy from austria and magnus bruna. quite hard line against migration. he may try to re adopt some of the laws that were agreed earlier last year in order to do this, you sorry, in order to over who the migration system was stipulates the 1st place a person arrives has to is it has to be the place where they apply for asylum. there's a lot of questions about whether that little will be able to stand in the next 5 years of the you mandate. i'm with a migration commission of from a policy which is quite hard line that goes migration, that may be pressures against that. that will also be precious from the other national governments. as we say, we seen the rest of it change the w's. jeff, powered with the view from brussels. some of the world news headlines now, a strategy and police of a race. the d

general labor psych, bronx roads, i'm crashes with police have brought parts of these out for grinding. holton comes off the hot calls, a 1000000 people took 2 or 3 days on sunday, demanding. the government cuts a deal with hamas to release the remaining hostages. all this running to the office, 6 bodies of the captives were recovered from god without and so on. seas minis mirror the chief maria for the motion with the next. a very, very loud here is an item, this is a massive price. this has been and this is the 2nd day in a row that is rarely for testers. have been taken to the 3 in the state in there for the government to try to bring the remaining hostages to 6 captive. and it kills by 48 to 72 hours before as a board is covered all 6, by the way, have now been buried in families. by the way, we can clearly indicate public position regarding is rarely prime minister. now you can see the people are demonstrating until the prime ministers residence here in jerusalem. sometimes people are earning something for me just in case of a fire. they don't say that they think that there are no

policy team left his s karen journals become a fifth-grade teacher struggling school in the south bronx he now is a recognized and respected expert in curriculum teaching school choice but were thankful to have your perspective today sir please pray. >> thank you ranking member cassidy and distinguished members of the committee. thank you for inviting to discuss the challenges faced by america's classroom teachers. i'm a senior fellow in education policy at the american enterprise institute it is truly an honor to be here. in 2002 it senator cassidy mentioned at the career in publishing and took an 80% pay cut to teach fifth grade in the south bronx a public school. i did this willingly even proudly i was not thinking about what i would make. i was thinking i would make a difference when i reflect on my days in the classroom and teaching as a profession i do not think about paychex, staffing or per-pupil funding a think about the things that get in the way of teacher success. teachers are told they must know the why behind every decision we make in the classroom. if we expect a higher p

will go to rural washington or alabama and give the exact same message on the border as he did in the bronxat's his strengths. and authenticity and that's going to be on display and judged in this debate. charlie: trump re-interacting to the judge's decision to delay the case and alvin bragg. a judge of 12 unanimously convicted donald trump of 34 felony counts and the da stands ready for sentencing on the new date set by the court. here's donald trump reacting. >> manhattan da witch hunt against me has been postponed because everyone realizes there was no case because i did nothing wrong. so witch hunt going to be attacked by my political opponents in washington dc. going for purposes of that a and -- will: wait a minute. this is a weak case and overturned on appeal and in part it's the united states supreme court and presidential immunity and a lot of evidence they used would be suabilitied to presidential immunity, it's likely to be overturned on appeal and going for merchan and what's been clear for this entire thing has been a political trial. donald trump laid out there and it's going

the sooner he will be motivated to come to the negotiating table are less russian start to feel the bronx of this war in their territory board and it will be unable to wage this war. and this lee, he has enough money to do with that. as long as the russians get, can you try to respond to me during your response to what uh peter has just said to, well the guess i'll back straight. oh, you did not say you were having cheeses either for your brain withdrawals from forced out of the opinion. person included in the worst region would have said that there wouldn't be knowing which see view of this as a very dangerous as the way to that. what's the, uh, is it in the, you know, makes it unable to hold the patients. uh, i think these are all tragic bread to develop once before was the soul of these matters for war and the best of gravity. well, and we just kind of been saying before the courses that we would have people have a few brain agrees that these 4 regions don't as dock. uh, i got all of that part over here and, and uh, and have so, uh, you know, what, what you're actually declared, it's d