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just my name is christina robinson. i'm a sucker for and they work on the project around unconventional who shoot in london with man, department timble. and you weren't deal both were born with open isms, and with milly, brooms, somebody who defines themselves as neither male nor female. and one of them uses for russia photographer, christina, is alexis hey, we're good. i started working with just women. then realize that this, this whole topic is actually much broader and non binary and transgender people. they experience very similar issues and their voices been heard either how we see ourselves and the values that we approach ourselves with can be very different from what the society wants us to, to, to see and to be she's titled her photo project, the essence of busy in it, she focuses on people who all too often remain and seem to reveal the beauty hidden behind the established conventions a little bit closer to so many voices are suppressed and to be given the opportunity to share your story. following the model t

christina began really freaking out. she was terrified. >> christina ran upstairs to her apartment to get help. her baby-sitter katheryn was there with her boyfriend scott. they hurried downstairs. >> christina started walking towards the sliding glass door and i grabbed her shoulders and i stopped her and i said, don't touch anything. >> the glass door was smeared with blood. the scene inside was unspeakable. >> somebody said, oh, my gosh, there's nick, and you could see him through the window on the floor in a pool of blood. >> get out of here, go down the street. she said, what are you going to do? i said, i've got to get that boy out of there. i'm he not leaving without that boy. >> scott grabbed an axe from the garage with protection and then dropped it when he realized how desperately nick needed help. he wasn't breathing. i smacked him a few times and nothing happened so i started screaming at him and started smacking him harder and telling him he wasn't going to die today. all of a sudden he kind of bolted up. at

>> absolutely not, said christina. >> they never thought.very happy. >> nobody, nobody goes through life and never fights, everybody fights. >> i remember, they would fight over him leaving socks on the for a wet towel or something like that. if they ever had any arguments, they were few and far between. they were a very good match. >> joe and kay started dating when christina was a young girl. both were divorced, single parents at the time, but it was science that brought them together. they met a cancer research institute. kay was a biomedical grad student back then, while joe was a respected micro biologist, with a ph.d. from stanford university. he conducted research into whether there was a connection between cellphones and cancer, among other things. and his work had taken him across the globe. >> he was like my mom. very hardworking. he was very, very humble. the most humble person i knew, he never bragged about anything, he was always just trying to be a good guy, he just to do the right thing. >> joe and kay dated for a year, and th

do you share christina plus plus plus and - christina plus plus plus and absolutely.the reasons for _ absolutely. i think it's the origins of the reasons for pessimism - absolutely. i think it's the origins i of the reasons for pessimism don't lie in covid—19. this is a process which has been going on for at least five years. in my personal and professional experience i think from around the world, newspapers around the world, i think you can see signs that newspapers, television, radio have all been contracting for some time. �* . have all been contracting for some time. . , ., have all been contracting for some time. ~ ., , ,, time. and based that the process alonu. do time. and based that the process along- do you _ time. and based that the process along. do you think _ time. and based that the process along. do you think that's - time. and based that the process l along. do you think that's because audiences have lost interest and lost the taste for foreign news? now. i don't think it's anything to do with audiences, i think it's to do with audiences, i think it's

do you share christina's pessimism? 0h, absolutely.for pessimism don't lie in covid—19. this is a process which has been going on for at least five years. in my personal and professional experience, i think from around the world, newspapers around the world, i think you can see signs that newspapers, television, radio have all been contracting for some time. covid just sped the process along. do you think that's because audiences have lost interest and lost the taste for foreign news? no, i don't think it's anything to do with audiences, i think it's to do with money and the squeeze that journalism as a profession is experiencing. as you said, it costs a lot to have foreign correspondents. for instance, just in the issue of the case of foreign news, and that money is not there. it's not there for the sunday times and i guess it's not there for cnn. it's probably not there for vice. it's not there for the bbc. i just saw arwa nodding away. do you agree? i think we as an industry have i agree in that this is a phenomenon that i think we

cbs's christina raffini is at the white house. christina, mr. trump had a lot to say last night. hi pdency sequestered most of some his propert fo the sec time since leaving office, he returned to the podium. after entering to a tune from his campaign sound track ♪ proud to be an american ♪ >> reporter: mr. trump led a crowd of north carolina republicans in a familiar retrain. >> that election will go down as the crime of the century and our country is being destroyed by people who perhaps have no right to destroy it. >> reporter: the speech, which included multiple false claims about the 2020 election marked a return to the political stage for the former president who many republicans see as key to helping them retake the house in next year's mid-term elections. >> the survival of america depends upon our ability to elect republicans at every level starting with the midterms next year. we have to get it done. february and has been banned by major social media platforms since the insurrection at the capitol. one of his most vocal 's critics liz cheney was ousted from house republ

christina coleman live with the latest on this, christina.istina: the shark bit the man in the back of the right leg. he was released from the hospital after being treated from this attack. he was severely injured. this happened at gray well coast beach. outside of san francisco saturday morning. unclear how far the swimmer was offshore. fortunately he was able to swim back to land even though he was bleeding from this attack. authorities say he lost about a pint of blood. a man fishing along the shoreline reported spotted the victim after he called out to him and then collapsed. he spoke with a lieutenant from san mateos. >> he got a pretty good bite to the lower leg and for him to swim in and my understanding that he walked up the beach to get ahold of a bistandard who was able to call 9-1-1, for him to be able to do that, is pretty strong to me. christina: shark attacks in the region are rare. the beach where this attack happened yesterday is closed for now. >> the fact that he was bit and bleeding under the water we know that blood in the

good evening christina. >> reporter: good evening, jerika.jerika. the juneteenth celebrations over the weekend were, as one activist put it, "a good start." but pressure is growing on congress to take action and get something done about voting rights, especially after those new restrictive measures were passed in states like florida and georgia, measures which critics say disproportionately impact communities of color. >> this is an enormously serious issue. >> reporter: speaking on the sunday shows, senator bernie sanders said he supports the legislature backed by the white house. >> what republican legislators and governors are doing in the most disgraceful way imaginable is to try to deny people ofle color, young people, poor people the right to vote. >> reporter: the "for the people act" would, among other things automatically enroll eligible citizens to vote make almost 2 weeks of early voting standard andoutlaw gerrymandering: partisan efforts to redraw voting districts. republicans call the bill "a power grab." >> it is a federal takeover of

tonight, we're joined on the phone right now by christina lee. she is the valais hope public information officer, thank you for your time. please give us an update on the status of the fire fight right now. christina. >> well, that looks like are first reports came in at about 08:56pm. we're currently at a four-alarm fire and winds are moving about 10 to 15 miles per hour out there. and there's a lot of brush. this is a dynamic incident. we're thinking that somewhere around 3 to 5 acres right now and there are no confirmed structure damage is at this time. so it looks like they're doing pretty fire and police are out there conducting evacuations. we just want to make sure that we get all the people out. they. >> and they can get a handle on the fire. >> so for people may not be familiar with the area. christina, just to give us some reference. this is right off interstate 80. basically if you're heading eastbound on 80 right after you cross the carquinez bridge to the right. there's a big neighborhood in there. can you tell us exactly what street

we have more from christina. >> good morning, brian u.s. agencies saying they've seized 40 websites from iran blocked sites remaps included by government-run tv. the move comes as the biden administration is in the midst of new negotiations over the nuclear program. one of the largest labor unions will be voting to organize amazon's workers the brotherhood of teamsters is gathering for the annual convention and will vote on a resolution that aims to make supporting amazon workers and achieving a union contract a key priority it's called the amazon project new details on biogen's alzheimer's drug it came over objections where they say it fell short they said the evidence while inconclusive was strong enough to let doctors and patients decide whether to take it. brian, back to you. >> the stock up 1.5% we'll see you back here in a few minutes. >>> back to your money futures, they are higher macro markets look to make more and more new highs the moves and the reasons are many which we'll get to in a moment certainly the fed is all a part of th

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they are oem users of russian photographer, christina vaccine. okay, very good. thank. i started working with just women, but then i realize that this, this whole topic is actually much broader and non binary and transgender people who experience very similar issues and their voice system. i've been hardly there how we see ourselves and the values that we approach ourselves with can be very different from what the society wants us to, to, to see, and to be a sense of beauty is the name of this photo project seen as aim is to highlight people who are often under represented and she wants to establish a concept of beauty that goes beyond the current standards close to so many voices are suppress and to be given option, if you share your story powering the models that i have today. shan, very important to me is that strength, that they've been able to understand themselves and find their place in the world and believe in themself and love themselves except their own money. their own uniqueness, the rock has earned international a claim for her photographs which are exhibit

christina coleman with the latest. hi, christina. christina: the union is defending officers.nt quote, rapid response team did not volunteer to have molotov cocktailing and feces and other dangerous objects thrown at them and threats of rape, murder and assault on them or their families. they did not volunteer to suffer serious injuries to be subject to warrantless criticism and false allegations by elected officials or to suffer through baseless complaints and lengthy investigations. portland pd's entire riot squad, 50 officers quit that detail partly in response to an officer being charged with assault over an incident during one of the city's many violent protests. now this officer was already cleared of wrongdoing by the department's use of force experts but he is still being charged with fourth degree assault. the police union says this officer has been caught in the cross fire of a agenda-driven city leaders. the portland riot squad quitting after this indictment as part of the trend of officers nationwide responding to what they consider antipolice sentiment. >> we have

christina version that keeps her photo studio open to. she finds their subject and social media in her circle of acquaintances and through agencies. and none the tend to have already worked at models. i think it's imperative that we have different types of duty and different view, east hundreds acknowledged because we live in a world for the different divest people. so it's important to have that as a massive discussion about females and classes being a woman and needs to change the office 2021. it's time for change the and the little more with this changed the christine event in a room that social being able to understand people can be different. they can feel different about themselves. you know, we need, we all need the reminder of that. so i think just having that presence on diversity is really, really important. kristina relaxing his goal is to make her trace of 30 people for her new projects as in the me time now to go on safari, but not in africa. in fact, we are staying close to home and heading to the serengeti park in northern

they are oem uses of russian photographer, christina vaccine. okay, very good. i started working with just women, but then i realize that this, this whole topic is actually much broader and non binary transgender. people who experience very similar issues and their voices been heard either how we see ourselves and the values that we approach ourselves with can be very different from what the society wants us to, to, to see and be the essence of beauty is the name of this photo project seen as aim is to highlight people who are often under represented. and she wants to establish a concept of beauty that goes beyond the current standards a little bit close to so many voices are suppressing to be given opportunity to share your story is really empowering. the thing that i have today, shandy very important to me is that in a strength that they've been able to understand themselves and find their place in the world and believe in themselves and love themselves except their own money. their own uniqueness. roxanne has earned international a claim for her photographs w

christina ruffini is at the white house with the latest on the impending battle.ood evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. the commemoration of juneteenth over the weekend as one activist put it was a good start. now there is increased pressure on congress to take action on voting rights. especially after those new restrictive laws are passing in states like florida and georgia, laws which could disproportionately impact communities of color. >> this was an enormously serious issue. >> reporter: speaking on the sunday shows, senator bernie sanders said he supports federal voting legislation passed by the house and backed by the white house. >> what republican legislatures and governors are doing in the most disgraceful way imaginable is to try to deny people of color, young people, poor people the right to vote. >> reporter: the for the people act would, among other things, automatically enroll eligible citizens to vote, make almost two weeks of early voting standard, and outlaw gerrymandering. partisan efforts to redraw congressional districts. republicans

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christina version that keeps her photo studio open to on. she finds a subject on social media in her circle of acquaintances. and through agencies. was deal until monday. com, the tend to have already worked at models i think it's imperative that we have different types of duty and different view, east hundreds acknowledged because we live in a world for the different diverse people. so it's important to have that massive discussion about females and classes being a woman and need to change the office 2021. it's time for a change the and the little more with this changed the christina, rec center, the room that photos being able to understand people can be different. they can feel different about themselves. you know, we need only the reminder of that. so i think just having that presence, some diversity is really, really important. christine, is, alexis goal is to make portrays of 30 people for her new projects for future. ah, me. time now to go on safari, but not in africa. in fact, we are staying close to home and heading to the serengeti

and author and associate professor at florida university, christina greer.den is expecting to meet with vladimir putin, face to face during the summit in geneva. the president agreeing with putin today saying that the relationship between russia and the u.s. is at a low point. would you expect to see out of this meeting between the two leaders? >> well look, i'm hopeful that president biden is going to lay down some clear markers about what is going to be acceptable and unacceptable in his administration with regards the russia. i think that obviously we know, we won't see a repeat of what we saw in helsinki with the former president siding with putin over our intelligence analysts. but, you know, just not being trump isn't quite good enough. i think he needs to lay clear markers on human rights. lay clear markers when it comes to the cybersecurity and the cyberattacks. that russia has either been actively involved in or at least allowing, emanating from their country and, you know, thinking with human rights and political rights, for people like navalny and

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president trump turn returned to the political stage, christina ruffini is at the white house. mr. had a lot to say last night. >> reporter: mr. trump has spent most of his post presidency sequestered at some of his properties but last night for only the second time since leaving office he returned to the podium. after entering to a tune from his campaign soundtrack... ♪ i'm proud to be an american ♪ >> reporter: mr. trump lead the crowd of north carolina republicans in a familiar refrain. >> that election will go down as the crime of the century, and our country is being destroyed by people who perhaps have no right to destroy it. >> reporter: the speech, which included multiple false claims about the 2020 election, marked a return to the political stage for the former president who many republicans see as key to helping them retake the house in next year's mid-term elections. >> the survival of america depends upon our ability to elect republicans at every level, starting with the mid- terms next year. we have to get it done. >> reporter: mr. trump hasnot made public remarks sinc

christina coleman live with the latest, good afternoon, christina. christina: good afternoon, mike. critical injuries they suffered from the incident and happened early yesterday morning in mountain town northeast of phoenix, no word on a motive but we are hearing new disturbing details from a witness who describes this as a, quote, targeted attack. and we just want to warn you, the images that you're about to see are graphic. as for the witness he's a cyclist participating in the race. he tells "the new york times" that he saw the truck driving in opposite direction and cross over 3 lanes and head toward the cyclist. this person says the driver intentionally hit the group and accelerated before hitting a telephone pole and according to this witness, cyclist pounded on the truck's windows and were screaming for the driver to get out of the vehicle and instead of getting out of the ford super duty truck, the witness says the suspect made a u-turn and headed back toward the cyclist. now we checked with cholo police and we are waiting to confirm any details on any of this information.

cbs' christina ruffini is at the white house with more.tina, good evening. >> reporter: adriana, tonight was mr. trump's first public appearance since, if a rare opportunity for him to address his supporters directly and in person. the former president is still banned from most social media platforms. on friday, facebook, announced it would increase that ban. it will go all the way until 2023. tonight he didn't need a facebook status update or a tweet to get his point across. >> the survival of america depends upon our ability to elect republicans at every level, starting with the midterms next year. we have to get it done. ( applause ) we have to get it done. we have no choice, actually. we have to get it done. together, we're going to defund our freedoms. you just attack a look at what's happening. we have to defend our borders. we have to do all of these things. and we're going to stand up for our values. we have to stand up for our values. and we're going to take back our country. >> reporter: now, his supporters in congress are sticki

christina lamb, thank you so much for being with us. here on al jazeera, i mean you could argue that rape has always been a weapon of war, but what really struck me in your book is that you mentioned that over the last 5 years, you've seen more shocking brutality against women in country after country than you had witnessed in more than 3 decades as a foreign correspondent, which is a very shocking thing to read. why do you think it's getting worse? yeah, i mean, as you said, that had always been rate. or if you go back to sort of ancient greeks and romans and pageant accounts adoptions of women. but what it seems to me is in the last, i would say going back reading absolute 2014, when the girls who abducted nigeria by book who harm fight is. and then a few months after that you had, i see it's going into northern iraq and taking thousands. if you see the girls and enslaving that, it felt to me that i was just hearing more and more accounts from girls and women of being raped, terrible sexual violence against the gang rapes often in fra

it seems like an open book. >> reporter: christina is also a mentor. afraid to go to college outside of california. >> she is proud of me that i am going far and i am getting these different opportunities. >> reporter: christina hopes more city grants and corporations will allow mission bit to keep bridging the digital divide. >> it makes me want to work harder to create more stories. >> reporter: for thousands of underserved teenagers, the opportunity to learn and pursue computer science. this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to christina ortega. sharon chen, kpix 5. >>> if you no an unsung community hero, you can nomina >>> firefighters and san francisco are at a one alarm fire at a building in the tenderloin. crews were on the scene reportedly performing a rescue operation. we will bring you details as they come into our newsroom. >>> spiderwebs are now blanketing an area of australia of the recent floods in the state of victoria. the insects moved on to fields and roadsigns earlier this week to escape the water and they left many webs be

harry, christina, thank you. great to see you. thanks. what, christina?thank you so much. >>> just ahead, more breaking news. dr. anthony fauci warns about the threat of the coronavirus variant that may become the dominant strain in the united states just as young people in certain states are lagging behind the rest of the nation when it comes to vaccinations. what it means for the rest of us as well when we continue. keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo it's all coming together. and teachers and school staff have worked hard to get us here. securing federal funding, vaccines and making sure public schools are welcoming and safe for everyone. this fall, it's back to school. five days a week. we're excited to be with our students in person. as a parent, i had concerns, but with safeguards in place, i'm r

christina coleman has more live from los angeles. christina. reporter: hi, jon.learned a former albuquerque police officer and his wife died in this crash. some of the officers arrived at the scene knew him and worked with him. just a tragic situation. they were two of the five people on board. police say everyone on board died after the hot-air balloon hit some power lines, caught on fire and dropped at least 100 feet into the middle of a busy intersection. the gondola crashed down on the city's westside and envelope of the balloon floated off and landed in somebody's backyard. hot-air balloons can be difficult to control but it is unclear what caused this to happen. here is the albuquerque police. >> this is tragic situation. the officers arrived first on scene. had a tough time when they saw what they saw. these things are horrible everybody time they happen. we know from experience here in albuquerque, sometimes winds kick up, things happen that make it difficult for balloons to navigate. we're not sure the cause of this at this point. reporter: albuquerque i

christina, are actually not plans for tray, a total of 30 people for her project. the essence of beauty. the me for more stories head over to d, w dot com slash culture. now from me and the crew here in berlin, it's been great having you with us, take care and see you next time for more i think culture and above all, only feels jewish life in europe. that's what film producer phone and journalist goodman are exploring. delving into history and the present i would never have so it could be live. so i need to remind myself because i grew up in a completely different way. it's broad explorer like jewish senior. the 2 port documentary starts july 5th on d, w. ah, the the the the hi, i'm dana, i'm italian by the way, and i got 5 reasons for you. why you should keep your eye on the sooty at this summary here. hi, everyone's. hi there, guys. today i'll make a case for a believe italy couldn't even qualify for the last one. that's right. you did on tears were seen across the globe. and that was only 3 years ago. was train number one, the seriously, who likes to play agains

i will check back with them and chp, meanwhile the rest of you, you'll check in with christina. >> wallis set to open higher this morning after a mixed session yesterday. the dow slipping 71 points and the s&p 500 snapping a two-day winning streak, and the nasdaq squeezed out another record high. the nfl is exploring options with, quote, interested parties. they include the nfl network and red zone channel. officials believe there may be greater benefits from media partnerships. apple may be looking to make a less expensive big phone next year. a noted and very reliable analyst was on the website, and it means iphone 14 buyers will have a cheaper way to get a screen size that currently on t max, which starts at 1100 bucks. and then many people are buying phones that have screens larger than six inches and more are turning to samsung versus apple for their big phone needs. do you guys have a big phone need? i don't know, i don't really care about the screen size. >> at 6'4", i have big hands so i like a bigger phone for me. >> i'm only five feet, but let me tell you -- >> so you need a b

christina pascucci reporting. >> major league baseball is getting in on the vaccine incentive game. they're hosting what they're calling the vaccinate at the plate program. each of the 30 teams in the league will host events this month where fans will be able to receive a free ticket to a game if they get a covid vaccine at well, the mlb club locations. both the a's and giants have yet to announce when their events will be held the league says it is donated more than 75 million dollars in the fight against covid. we've posted a link on kron 4 dot com that will let you know where and when each team set up its vaccination program. once that happens. as we take a live look outside right here. this is the camera kind of rocking and rolling on the top of mount temple pilots in marin county. yet a recent rodriguez here to talk baseball and getting away for the weekend. yeah, a little bit of everything. happy friday bay area. i know our producer jake. >> currently producing this newscast going to head to oracle park. so make sure to pack a sweater. we're tracking more clouds and also gusti

they are oem users of russian photographer, christina vaccine. okay, very good. thank i started working with just women, but then i realize that this, this whole topic is actually much broader and non binary. transgender people are, they experience very similar issues and their voices. i've been heard either how we see ourselves and the values that we approach yourself with can be very different from what the society wants us to, to, to see, and to be a sense of beauty is the name of this photo project or acting as aim is to highlight people who are often under represented and she wants to establish a concept of beauty that goes beyond the current standards really close to so many voices are suppressed and to be given opportunity to share your story. really empowering. the thing that i have today, shan, very important to me is that in a strength that they've been able to understand themselves, find their place in the world and believe in themselves and love themselves except their own money. their own uniqueness. roxanne has earned international a claim for her p

so a lot of people have oh, this situation has been confirmed by christina dora door, a biologist who has studied the environmental impact of mining operations at their settlement that i saw him. i finished dallas and we got a late images taken over the last 20 years out, indicate that the soil has lost moisture the ground temperature is rising. and if there's been a decrease in the amount of vegetation, these changes are the direct result of the expansion of lithium mining on the cell . what are the little this is a serious threat to the areas fragile ecosystem. it affects the micro organisms in the lagoons and the flamingos that consume them. okay, so this is an example of a recall climate change as well as more water and brian is pumped out of the ground, the water level in the middle of this raises the water temperature, which leads to evaporation. pick it up on the bottom line is that is accelerates the loss of water from the salt reliability. i want both of them. we weren't allowed to film at the s q in mind because of cobit restrictions, but company vice president pablo alchemy

>> christina ruffini reporting for us tonight from the white house.hank you. >>> now for a look at the dangerous and historic heat scorching the west, we turn now to meteorologist jeff berardelli. jeff, good evening. >> good evening, jericka. good evening, everyone. quite simply, this is the most dangerous and most intense heat wave i have seen in my career. in the pacific northwest. in fact, it's a very large heat dome. it's about a one in 1,000-year event that's taking place across ore oregon, and also into british columbia. temperatures about 40 degrees above normal in places like portland and seattle. all-time record highs already broken. we're looking at 112 on monday in portland, 108 in seattle, but a little bit cooler as we head into tuesday along the immediate coast. but the heat wave is going to stick around several days over inland parts of the pacific northwest. and in the east is not nearly as intense, but it's no picnic. what feels like temperatures this week near 100 degrees. jericka? >> jeff berardelli for us. thank you. >>> the first c

in the wake of massive protests that began in 2019 biologist, christina, door to door was among those elected to draft the new constitution elementary principality. i demand that the salt lake be preserved over the long term. if we continue to pursue short term economical that will destroy them again, though the lithium boom may bring prosperity to the andes region. what, at what price? well, if we were to destroy our salt lake because of lithium production, and we'd certainly live to regret it. but still many feel left out. i didn't need lithium. i want to go on living like i do, you know what effect will the push toward electro mobility have on south america, the price and my name. i don't day in germany. electro mobility represents the development of clean vehicle technology to an end to the use of fossil fuels posting seen in, but it doesn't, but this transition cannot be made at the expense of fragile system. it goes like our salt fanatic. and let me say to me, the more freedom more co determination, more social justice. this is what people are fighting for the air, a 1000000000

christina coleman live in los angeles with the latest on this. christina. >> reporter: hi, arthel. today we're hearing chilling details from a witness who describes this as a, quote, targeted attack. we want to warn you, the images you're about to see are graphic. the disturbing incident happened early yesterday morning in a mountain town northeast of phoenix, critically injuring at least six people. a cyclist tells the new york times that he saw the truck driving in the opposite direction and then cross over three lanes and head straight toward the cyclists. this person says the driver intentionally hit the group and accelerated before hitting a telephone pole. according to this witness, cyclists pounded on the truck's windows and were screaming for him to get out of the vehicle and instead of getting out of the ford truck, the witness said the suspect made a u-turn and headed back toward the cyclists. now, we're waiting to hear back from authorities on witness accounts of this incident. police did confirm that the suspect led them on a roughly three mile chase after hitting the c

christina coleman live in los angeles with the impact of spears testimony, hey, christina.re than $50 million. britney joined hearing thursday and slammed conservatorship and dad enjoys control he has over her and force today medical evaluations and forced to take medication, lithium and made her feel drunk and impaired and forced to be on birth control and to do shows when she didn't want to. there's legal expert and trial attorney brian claypool. >> what does britney have to do to get out of this conservatorship. >> britney's lawyer has to file a motion to terminate the conservatorship and she will likely testify at that hearing and britney spears also needs to remain a neuropsychologist in my opinion to do a psychological workup. christina: britney spears says she does not want to do a medical evaluation, she just wants the arrangement to be over. during the hearing she said, quote, i want my life back and it's been 13 years and it's enough. i shouldn't be in a conservatorship if i can work and proslide money and work for myself and pay other people. it makes no sense. i

after handcuffing him, police got christina out of the car to talk to her. that's when fabian snuck up behind her with an engagement ring, she said yes. >> oh, those photos are super cute. just have to give a little warning, a little heads up. know your fiance before you pull something like this. because some of us -- ooh. >> she may have been crying because she was pulled over. it worked, but -- >> when you're upset and it's hard to get out of that mindset. for them, she was obviously crying tears of joy. police initially took him out of the car by saying his vehicle appeared to have been involved in something suspicious. that's also when i would have been -- >> are weddings suspicious? >> exactly. >>> coming up, british normandy veterans finally get their own d-day memorial. >>> plus, a high school student who did not get his diploma over what he wore over his graduation gown. >>> later will ganss is enlisting the help of two toy experts to check out the hottest summer toys. you're watching "world news now." do you have a life insurance policy you no longe

more on tragic events of last night we go to christina coleman in los angeles, christina.country. just last night a 13-year-old and a 2-year-old were injured in a shooting in savannah, georgia. 3 apartments and six cars were hit with gunfire. one person was killed and a total of 8 were injured. this happened just 3 blocks from police headquarters. they're investigating a motive, no suspects were arrested and people who live there were horrified an upset. >> it's a large scene. there's multiple people in different places. i looked around and checked on the neighbors, there's bullet holes in people's doors, their screen doors were shout-out. i'm just so upset at this moment and try to find a way to make some kind of sense out of it. christina: it was another deadly and dangerous early morning in chicago. police say two men open fire on a crowd in city south side, 10 people were shot, one woman died. the other victims were listed in either good or fair condition. it's unclear what sparked the shooting, police are still searching for the suspects. and in austin, texas police a

i'm christina parks from cnbc. wall street set to open lower today.cks are a little changed yesterday, the nasdaq and s&p 500 managed to eek out new record highs. the markets are set to close out a winning first half of the year. the s&p is up 14%, nasdaq and dow up 12% as investors shrug off higher inflation and keep buying stocks on the hopes the economic recovery from the pandemic will continue. a good first half usually bodes well for the rest of the year. go back to 1950 the dow and s&p have never ended with an annual decline when they've posted double-digit gains in the first six months of the year. in focus we have reports on hiring in the private sector, manufacturing increasing overtime pay including offering double time for flight attendants as it tries to head off any potential staffing crutches during the fourth of july weekend. southwest has been lit by technical glitches and bad weather. "the wall street journal" says southwest hopes the extra pay will encourage employees to pick up shifts or work additional trips. pilots say the offer i

we'll check in with christina as well. >>> good morning. i am christina from cnbc. wall street is set to open higher adding to yesterday's gain. the nasdaq closing at a new record high and the s&p 500 finished shy of a new record and the dow ended in the green. amid strength in the tech sector. markets getting a boost from fed chair jay powell who testified before a house panel that pressures, he spoke about pressures from higher inflation and says it will be growi conti the pandemic. for the month the nasdaq and s&p are higher but the dow still in the red and for the focus today we'll be looking at a report on new home sales. >>> facebook is expanding its shop feature to whatsapp and facebook marketplace. ceo mark zuckerberg says the company will introduce personalized ads in shops based on shopping behavior. facebook launched shop last year as way for people to find and buy products on facebook and instagram. zuckerberg says facebook is also working on ways to use augmented reality so people can try on items, including from ads. >>> twitter is letting users apply

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christina coleman fox news. today people gathered to remember victims of the mass shooting at the pulse nightclub in orlando just five years ago. yep hurt second, home, family and friends gathered for a remembrance ceremony today. they read the names of each of the 49 victims who were killed that day. they were. to ring bells. 49 times to remember 49 angels, whose precious live for unexpectedly tragically violently taken from them from us from their families from our community. today ceremony also included survivors of the shooting in first responders. the event was among several memorials held in florida to mark the anniversary. president biden released a statement marking the fifth anniversary of the pulse nightclub track. tragedy, part of the statement reads. we must create a world in which our lgbtq plus young people are loved, accepted and feel safe in living there. truth the president says he plans to sign a bill passed this week designating the nightclub as a national memorial. well still to come. drought

christina ruffini, the white house. >>> authorities in france are looking for a spectator at the tour de france. she caused a major crash. the woman stepped in front of the pack with a cardboard sign hitting the german rider, tony martin. he fell which caused another rider to crash. the race was held up for several minutes. one rider pulled out of the event, and at least eight others were hurt. authorities say the woman left the scene before investigators arrived. >>> people across the nation took part in pride festivities this weekend. hundreds of people turned out in new york city to celebrate the lgbtq community. the march was mostly virtual again this year, but the streets were filled with pride and rainbow colors. there was no parade in san francisco, but pride celebrations were everywhere. people filled bars and restaurants flaunting their rainbow costumes and ditching their face coverings. >> no masks, just vibes. like having so much fun. >> yeah. having a good time and being in public again with others and just celebrating pride. >> mask mandates have been lifted in california

so a lot of people owe this situation has been confirmed by christina dora door, a biologist who has studied the environmental impact of mining operations. the sentiment that i saw in my dallas satellite images taken over the last 20 years, so indicate that the soil has lost moisture vehicle. the ground temperature is rising and there's been a decrease in the amount of vegetation. these changes are the direct result of the expansion of lithia mining young, the somewhat of a little this is a serious threat to the areas fragile ecosystem. it affects the micro organisms in the lagoons and the flamingos that consume them. okay, so this is an example of the recall climate change as well as more water and brian is pumped out of the ground, the water level in the middle. this raises the water temperature which leads to evaporation. pick it up on the bottom line is that is accelerates the loss of water from the salt reliability. i was we weren't allowed to film at the s q in mind because of cobit restrictions, but company vice president pablo alchemy says that the company has reduced water c