let's bring in our nbc news foreign correspondent claudio lavanga. claudio, bring our viewers up to speed on why these protests even erupted. >> good morning, vinita. well, the victim was a 17-year-old french citizen of moroccan descent and the fact that a policeman appeared to have killed him during a regular traffic stop kind of sparked the revolt that was brewing already in the suburbs of paris and in other cities in france where the descendants of immigrants and poor french citizens feel that they are discriminated on by the police and the state this is not the first time the suburbs in france erupt in violent riots. and that time it seems like it used to be the suburbs a power keg, always ready to explode, the anger is ready to explode. this time this episode is what lit it >> do you get the sense these protests are running out of steam this weekend we're more than six days in. >> well, they definitely have calmed down. maybe for a couple of reasons. in the early hours of sunday, the protests appear to have gone too far when the mayor of a subur

claudio piron is still with us. think there is a lot of speculation next week's meeting will see some sort of change. the strength we see in the yen seems to suggest we will see something. are we likely? >> that is a great question. we think the boj will not go this month. potentially in september they will go. it is a live meeting. you were alluding to the comments from the boj governor overnight. speaking to a lot of clients, about 30% felt there was still a risk that the doj could go in july. the fact that they surprise the markets late last year suggests we cannot be complacent about what they do. the one argument would be with the market combing and the pressure off dollar-yen, this may be the opportunity. we think looking at the data, they can sustain the ycc for a few more months. we still think that don mcgahn could go to 147 -- dollar-yen could go to 147 in the third quarter. david: the scenarios seem to be very different from one another. assuming they do something, positioning right now when you look at t

for the latest, let's go to claudio lavanga, who is following it for us. claudio, good morning. why is the president starting this trip in the uk? >> good morning, frances well, the uk is one of the most important if not the most important ally of the u.s. when it comes to supporting ukraine against the russian invasion but while the two countries agree completely that the alliance show support militarily and financially, they don't seem to be on the same page when it comes to ukraine's bid to join nato the uk has been pushing for a fast-track membership, but the u.s. has been a lot more cautious about that, and that's why the meeting between biden and the prime minister of britain, rishi sunak later this morning is important later in the day, a bit of a little political and more ceremonial perhaps meeting between president biden and king charles iii, the first time that the president and the king meet because biden was not there at the coronation last may. jill biden, the first lady was and then later tonight, he travels to vilnius, the capital of lithuania where he will attend

let's go to claudio lavangawho is following it for us good morning why is the president starting this trip in the uk? >> good morning, frances the uk is one of the most important if not the most important ally of the u.s. in the international support of ukraine against the russian invasion but while the two countries, the uk and the u.s. agree that the alliance should continue to support kyiv militarily and financially, they don't seem to be on the same page when it comes to the ukrainian bid to enter ukraine. the uk has been calling for a fast track minnesota that's why all eyes are on the meeting between biden and the prime minister of britain rishi sunak. later in the day, biden will have a bit of a less political and more ceremonyian meeting with kings charles iii, the first time the president and the king meet since the president was not at the king's coronation back in may. jill biden, the first lady was, and later tonight he will travel, biden will travel to vilnius, the capital of lithuania to attend the nato summit, which starts of course tomorrow, frances. >> and we understa

for the latest, let's bring in claudio lavanga. what do we know about the gunman >> reporter: the gunman was a 24-year-old man who worked at that construction site in the capital, auckland, where in the early morning hours he opened fire, killing two people and injuring five others, including a police officer as shortly after the police stormed the building, the attacker was also found dead it's unclear whether he shot himself or whether the police shot him dead. now the hotel, the construction site, as you mentioned s very close to a hotel where several socce soccer teams playing in the female world cup were staying, including norway, which is playing new zealand in the opening game of the tournament which started just a few minutes ago. but the organizers say it will carry on as planned, because the attack was not related to the world cup itself. it was more related to personal reasons. now new zealand banned automatic weapons back in 2019 after a gunman killed 51 people in the worst mass killing in the nation's history but the b

extreme weather has killed at least seven people let's go to claudio lavanga in rome what is the latest in that situation? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. in the last few days italy was home to the opposite extremes of climate change now in the north of the country, sudden and violent storms caused death and destruction. four people died, including a 16-year-old girl who was on a camping trip and died after a tree fell on her tent. at the same time, in the south of the country, wildfires raged out of control in the city of palermo, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people. 200 people across the island had to seek medical attention because of smoke inhalation. in the end, on the island, three people died, including an 88-year-old woman who died because the emergency services could not reach her in time due to the fires that delayed them but of course the sweltering heat wave is also causing wildfires elsewhere in europe. in rhodes, at least 20,000 people were forced to evacuate from homes and resorts, the fires threaten being a medieval town in croatia, and wildfires are raging e

let's go to claudio lavanga. what do we know so far about the group that has seized power in niger? >> reporter: they call themselves the defense and security forces. now they read a statement on national television on wednesday saying that they ended the regime following, and i quote, the continues the deterioration of the situation, the bad social and economic management of the country. now yesterday, most importantly, the country's army said they will offer no resistance to the rebels, saying also, that all political activity will be suspended until further notice, jessica. >> we have to assume this could have direct implications for the american presence in africa right now. what do you know about that? >> reporter: absolutely. the u.s. has got a couple of reasons to be concerned about this. first of all there are more than a thousand american soldiers on the ground in niger. they were there to support and train local forces until of course the coup on wednesday, now they are on restrirkted movement but the u.s. is concerned about the coup because niger so far has been a key all

after claudio gugerotti celebrated holy mass and the eucharistic procession. with a group of epilegrims from minsk, we had 258 people on foot and since yesterday. i am here and, of course, now i have some requests to the mother of god, like all the pilgrims, because everyone has in their hearts some requests to the mother for 25 years and i come here to give thanks to the mother of god for all these things that i did we want in my life just, as if everything were kind and people were joyful and healthy, the festival is on the list. next, sports, the picture of the day, and the results of saturday, july 1, will be brought up in the panorama by my colleague, tatyana korol, already at 9:00 pm , stay on the first button. belarusian tennis player lidia morozova paired with ingrid gamara, martin today will play in the final of the tournament in bathhamburg, germany girls will play against the romanian japanese duo, we recall earlier in the semifinal match belarusian brazilian tandem beat their rivals in two sets at 6:37-6 matches of the 14th round the football champ

let's go to claudio lavanga. what do we know about the group that has seized power in niger?>> reportered ywhat we know is that the group of s codiers who toppled the president o niger called themselves the dervense and security forces. they read a statement on wednesday on national television in which they said they decided to end the regime following the contined to >> this might have direct implicatio for the american presence in africa. what do you know about thatlic >> reporter: there are a couple reasons why the u.s. is co!erned. there are more than a thousand u.s. soldiers on the ground in niger, there to train and overpport local forces and now they are on restricted movement. and while they are assessing the sit the 2tion. but niger is considered a key partner, key ally in the fight to the west in the fight against terrorism and islamist groups in west africa. and of course the sit the 2tion making this cooperation very uncertain, jessica. >> that video with the smoke and urituspe is so jarring. claudio, thank you. >>> justice department is investigating the city of

claudio, thank you >>> the stage is officially set for the first contest in the republican primary the iowa gop announced saturday that t state's first in the nation caucuses will be held on january 15th of next year. this comes after a week that saw many of the republican candidates hitting the campaign trail on the july 4th holiday. florida governor ron desantis marched in parades in new hampshire while former vice president mike pence made the rounds in iowa hoping to gain some ground on the 2024 front-runner, former president donald trump trump did not campaign on the holiday, but instead held events in iowa over the weekend the former president attacked ron desantis, his closest rival for his past stance on the ethanol industry >>> today could mark the end of the white house cocaine investigation. that's according to sources familiar with the investigation who also say a culprit is not likely to be found while some republicans are pushing for more answers house oversight chair james comer has asked for a secret service briefing on the matter his committee is conducting its own inv

an attack that was called by the ambassador to ukraine as vicious. >> claudio, thank you. >>> the u.s. military says that for the second time in less than 24 hours, russian jets did some risky fly bys past american drones in syria, dropping flares and coming too close for more than an hour a u.s. cent com spokesman called it reckless, unsafe and unprofessional there has been an uptick by russia against u.s. positions in syria this year. >>> the deadly shooting spree in philadelphia is highlighting the dangers of ghost guns. police say two of the weapons used m th used in that rampage were ghost guns the city now suing two distributors of those types of guns >> reporter: police revealing new details days after a mass shooting in philadelphia left five people dead according to authorities, two firearms recovered from the suspect were ghost guns. >> one was a ar-sa, th15, the o was a .9-millimeter. they were privately-made firearms >> reporter: this shooting the latest killing in philadelphia connected to ghost guns. >> we have seen a 300% increase in the number of ghost guns over the la

for the latest on this, let's bring in nbc news foreign correspondent claudio lavanga. what else do we know about the gunman right now >> reporter: good morning, jessica. the police in new zealand say the gunman was a 24-year-old man who worked at that construction site in th in the e capital , ad shortly after police stormed the building, the attacker was found dead it is unclear whether he shot himself or whether the police shot him dead. the construction site is very close to a hotel that is hosting several of the women soccer teams that are playing in the world cup there in new zealand, and in australia, including the team of norway, which is playing new zealand in the opening game, which is still ongoing right now. but the tournament organizers say the world cup will just continue as planned, because the attack had nothing to do, was unrelated to the world cup and had more to do with his personal reasons. now new zealand has ai bbanned assault weapons after a gunman killed 51 people in the worst mass killing in the nation's history. but the ban does not apply to ot

prestula claudio gugerutti at a meeting with the chairman of the mines of the region, the executive committee , alexander turchin, discussed the restoration of the temple, let me remind you 2 years ago. happened here fire very touching because i was here every time every year when i was here its botha here. and now i think i never will. i would like to wish a lot of peace , peace, hope and youth. so that they would not be here and help. yes, a little work and for the sake of the future and belarus this year we are completing the reconstruction of the church of the body of god in a stale place and the high priesthood promised to help with authentic furniture for the castle, the most radiant already in order to today, well, how to fill it like that a few exhibits, as i emphasized in our region and in our country, we treat all confessions equally well on the anniversary of the coronation of the icon of the mother of god of butslav beat. the post office issued an envelope with an original stamp and a special pin, the artists' caps, the chairman of the minob was the executive committee, and cancel

let's go live to claudio lavanga. good morning is there any relief anywhere in sight for greece >> reporter: good morning, frances. on the contrary, it seems that this emergency in greece is worsening by the day according to officials there in the last 24 hours alone, at least 61 wildfires have been raging all across the country, forcing the evacuation once again of several towns now the civil prediction minister of greece has said that the strong winds and abnormal high temperatures have been fueling, super charging this wildfire, and because of the extreme weather conditions, the battle against the wildfires are expected to go on throughout the summer, which is a big problem, of course, increased because this is the peak tourist season and the fear here is that tourists may be discouraged to travel on holiday to greece, because of the wildfires and a proof of that of course is the fact that on the island of rhodes, as you mentioned, fires have been raging for a week now, and thousands of tourists there were forced t

claudio and marissa parra, thank you very much. joining me now is meteorologist bill karins.e and everywhere, walk me through it. >> the highlights this weekend. going into the weekend, we knew this was going to be the hottest part of the long duration heat wave. a chance we could get to 130 in death valley. a chance of hitting 117 in vegas. not quite, one degree away from the all time high, we hit 116. and today we tide the record in phoenix, which was mentioned. our friend in el paso, today, 32 of being 100 degrees, each and every day. not typically this hot this long. when will this end? it's not like we went up the mountain and hit the peak. just like a rolling hill. vegas was 116. typically 105. continuing well above average. phoenix, you know, your reward for tying your record today, 117. three days in a row, and all the way towards the upcoming weekend, and the crazy thing about phoenix and i spent summers as a kid in phoenix. wouldn't do anything outside in the middle of the day. at night, the playground, people would play tennis or exercise or play sports outside. th

let's bring in our nbc news foreign correspondent claudio lavanga. good morning let's start with why the protests erupted initially. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. the victim was a 17-year-old french citizen of moroccan descent and the fact that a policeman killed him during what looked like a regular traffic stop sparked a revolt that appeared to have been brewing in the suburbs of paris and other cities where descendents of immigrants and poor french citizens feel like they are discriminated upon by the police and the state rc it's not the first time that the suburbs? france erupt in violent rioting but it looks like they were and still are a powder keg where anger is always ready to explode and this time this was the episode that sparked it. jessica? >> what's injure sense about why the protests seem to be toning out of steam at the moment >> reporter: well, there may be a couple of episodes that calmed it down. in the early hours of sunday the protests appeared to have gone too far when the mayor of a paris suburb accused protesters of rammi

after claudio gugerotti made st. mesut came with a group of pilgrims from minsk we had 258 people on foot and since yesterday. i am here and, of course, now i have some requests to the mother of god, like all pelgrims, because everyone has in their hearts some requests to the mother of god. all these 25 years , i have been coming here to buses to give thanks to the mother god's and for all these things that we did in my life, i just want everything to be good and people to be joyful and healthy, as our belarus was the guardianship of the mother of god in 2018, the buczlav festival was included in the unesco list of non-material cultural heritage and every year the number of participants grows as follows. the main events of this saturday. on this i say goodbye ahead of the sports news and weather forecast, and right now the broadcast will continue the project in belarus , the creative stay with us will be very interesting. a difficult road is a great luxury or a chance for an independent life. what is independence and

. >> yo soy claudio de la fuente.menzamos contándolo en el gobierno que las posibles modificaciones al examen de ciudadanía. >> algunas de las ideas es que el solicitante debe describir lo que está viendo, pilar millones tiene la información. >> profesores de ciudadania en san francisco ya han comenzado a recibir informacion de cambios al examen de ciudadanía. >> habra que describir en oraciones cortas en ingles. >> actualmente el agente de migración hacer preguntas basadas en el cuestionario de solicitudpara abrir el diálogo .por un lado me pongo nervioso. >> graciela se prepara para convertirse en ciudadana. >> estos cambios lo hacen mas dificil. quien sabe que sigan sacando de nuevo. >> tambien esto preocupa que incremente el grado de dificultad para ver la fluidez. >> la gente conoce su aplicacion la respuesta, basicamente lo puede memorizar. >> por ahora las modificaciones estan en estudio. >> según conversaciones contenido maestros de organizaciones como centro latino con funcionarios de migración el examen se p

i mean, claudio guarnieri from the security lab has worked and on pegasus since 2016.so and the first time they discovered pegasus quite randomly trying to understand what was happening in the phone in an activist and and discovering traces. so the more phones they had the more traces they found. it was it was like a puzzle. they were building a tool, compiling all the traces of pegasus they have found in all the phones they have analyzed so far and they were and so it was an evolving tool. but thanks to that specific methodology, we we were able to find traces of pegasus. otherwise it, it, it was quite impossible and it was crucial in our investigation because. we had to prove that the people appearing on the lists had actually had actually been hacked, because otherwise it's just a list of phone numbers you have. you the evidence and they were bringing the evidence. and of course, we also to further review their methods to buy another organization which which is what we did before publication contacting citizen lab, who confirmed everything amnesty, security lab foun

it's dangerous, though, as well, claudio.s safe? >> reporter: i spoke to the head of the civil protection agency here in rome this morning and told me they deployed tens of volunteers to help out cities and tourists with bottles of water or if they felt unwell because of the heat. he told me most people, the vast majority of people in the hottest hours are tourists, not italians who stay indoors because they are aware of the heat wave. curiously most tourists were unprepared for this heat wave, weren't carrying bottles of water or wearing hats. 1 people either fainted or felt unwe'll and they said listen to the advice of experts and be prepared if you go out. >> carry some water with you. joining me now is meteorologist bill karins. bill, is it ever going to end? yes. do i know when it will? no. we showed you that map at the beginning, heat domes are nothing new. they happen every single summer. you get your record heat, the problem is they're not moving much. they're setting in the same areas. that's when you build up the al

. >>> claudio, there have been temperature alerts for days in italy.est heat wave could push through eastern europe. residents don't have central air conditioning the way we do back here in the u.s. how are people adapting? >> reporter: that's right, andrea. i definitely do. i've been using it for many days and i think the people are envious of me. you're right, italians don't tend to have air conditioning because they don't particularly like it, but because they are used to the heat in the summer, but definitely not used to this kind of heat waves. right now it's 6:00 in the evening. it's about 102 fahrenheit and going to get worse tomorrow when the forecast is going to be for temperatures to reach as high as 118, 120 degrees somewhere in sardinha, an island on the west -- off the west coast of italy. let's see whether that will even break the record for the hottest day in -- ever recorded in europe, which was recorded a couple years ago still here in italy in sicily. it was 119.8 degrees. the name of the heat wave says it all. the italian meteorologi

i mean, claudio guarnieri from the security lab has worked and on pegasus since 2016.so and the first time they discovered pegasus quite randomly trying to understand what was happening in the phone in an activist and and discovering traces. so the more phones they had the more traces they found. it was it was like a puzzle. they were building a tool, compiling all the traces of pegasus they have found in all the phones they have analyzed so far and they were and so it was an evolving tool. but thanks to that specific methodology, we we were able to find traces of pegasus. otherwise it, it, it was quite impossible and it was crucial in our investigation because. we had to prove that the people appearing on the lists had actually had actually been hacked, because otherwise it's just a list of phone numbers you have. you the evidence and they were bringing the evidence. and of course, we also to further review their methods to buy another organization which which is what we did before publication contacting citizen lab, who confirmed everything amnesty, security lab foun

de vivienda asequible cuenta con una herramienta para poder encontrar apartamentos a bajo costo >> claudioible según lo indican algunas organizaciones no lucrativas >> hay mucha necesidad especialmente para las familias de bajos ingresos >> necesita mínima ganar mensualmente una familia 5000 o 6000 dólaresen esta nueva página permite ofrecer gratis la información en lugares en renta para familias de bajos ingresos lo puede leer en español y solo debe elegir el o los condados donde buscará vivienda luego en el mapa saldrá donde tiene que presionar para obtener la información le proveerán detalles de ingresos máximos y el número máximo de inquilinos por apartamento entre otros datos >> la página es excelente solo que se conoce que mucha gente no tiene la capacidad como para ingresar a un computador o un teléfono inteligente >> y ese es uno de los problemas que ya previene los creadores de esta iniciativa >> establecer posibilidades y crear una red >> este procedimiento nacional 2015 pero los desarrolladores se extendieron a toda el área de la bahía algo que ven con buenos ojos allá en el con

no pudieron entrar a esa reunión que duró más de dos horas, la cual se tornó caótica, mi compañera claudio autoridades para prevenir el crimen que tan solo en esta semana se ha registrado una serie de robo de automóviles incluyendo este intento de robo, el vídeo publicado muestra a unos objetos salir del vehículo y acercarse al automovilista que segundos después acelera y se va de la escena, esto ocurrió en las avenidas en pantallas. el jueves autoridades arrestaron a tres personas relacionados con el incidente y otros coches en esa zona >>> uno de los temas abordados por la fiscal del distrito del condado alameda fue la liberación de nueve jóvenes arrestados el pasado mes de mayo en conexión de por lo -35 robos. >>> a lo que respondió que no hubo suficiente evidencia para acusarlos, pero que el caso sigue bajo investigación. >>> williams apoya la postura pues asegura que toda persona necesita un proceso justo y una investigación a fondo para que no sean condenados injustamente. >>> por su parte, bárbara se mostró inconforme por las decisiones hechas por la oficina de la fiscal del distrit

the score was equalized by 70th minute zenit came forward scored claudio a. third ball.ate was scored by zalimkhan bakaev 3:1. the next match of zenit in the framework of the pre-season friendly tournament will be held tomorrow, a unit plays against the championship of serbia cervic. formula 1 held the ninth round of the austrian grand prix season last weekend. a home tap for the red bull team won the reigning champions and the season leader maxfverstapin for the redbull pilot - this is the fifth victory in a row and the seventh this season. in general, the standings of the championship. max versapin, increased the gap from the closest pursuer and the pilot of the red bull team sergio perez in the red bull constructors ' championship standings. max korsapin has already won 42 grand prix. and so the indicator max went to a clean fifth place in the history of the next milestone. for a firstan, it's allen just to catch up and overtake the legendary frenchman, the dutch pilot can already in the current season. russian mixed style fighter rinat fakhretdinov won another victor

we need claudio, no more rica. she starts with coastal conservation. what we suffer is the demonstration, the lack of the financial resources and also of the human resources. because when we're talking about the financial, the resources, this is also linked with the human resources that are needed to work on the implementation process. a less than one percent of the national budget is set aside for environmental protection. she says, an estimate, albania would need to spend 30 times as much money that the impoverished country lux, back into lagoon corner by the existential threat is grueling for people who make their living here. says that they come on the call because the this you have to have on file as you sit in this lagoon already gave for science years ago. but we did not take it seriously that everything here is coming to an end funding that they, they've gotta deem it the most says the times when, who pull then key laughter, key, little fish alone, go more and more efficient and are quitting blue crap. that's the only thing. now, abundance here

scorching countries with recorden had -breaking temperatures this week one of those hotspots is italy claudio lavanga joins us from rome this heat is serious, even deadly >> reporter: absolutely. italians have this bad habit of giving heat waves names, scary names. this one is the three-headed monster in "dante's inferno" this probably gets pretty close. it's already over 90 degrees fahrenheit, bound to get worse throughout the day and rater in tlater in the weeky expec expect 115 degrees rome is one of the ten cities across t a cross the country that are in high alert at least 18,000 people died in italy last year alone because of the heat that is the highest death toll in the whole of europe and we also got a confirmation that this time, this year there was a first victim, too and a 44 y 44-year-old worker who was painting near milan and collapsed from the heat and later died in hospital of course italy is not the only country suffering from the heat wave in europe spain and greece are reporting similar temperatures with greece closing down access to nature reserves and opening up public bu

we need claudio, no more recount. she starts with coastal conservation. what we suffer is being demonstration, the lack of the financial resources and also of the human resources. because when we're talking about the financial, the resources, this is also linked with the human resources that are needed to work on the implementation process or less than one percent. of the national budget is set aside for environmental protection. she says an estimate albino would need to spend 30 times as much money that the impoverished country locks back into the lagoon corner by the ex. essential thread is grueling for people who make their living here. says that they come on call because the this yeah 3 long as long as you're sitting in this lagoon already gave for science years ago, but we did not take it seriously that everything here is coming to an end feeling that the they got the me the most us the times when he pulled the key laughter, key, little fish alone go more and more efficient men are quitting blue crap. that's the only thing now abundant here. train jo

one of those hotspots is in italy where claudio havlavanga joins us from rome this could easily turn deadly. >> reporter: it definitely has already, frances meteorologists have this terrible habit of giving scary names to heat waves. this is called after the three-headed monster in dante's inferno. it's only 9:00 in the morning here and it's already 90 degrees and counting it's only going to get worse and the humidity's making it feel hotter while rome is one. ten cities across italy today that is on high heat alert, that means vulnerable people like the elderly and news correspondents should stay away from the sun in the hottest hours, and they should take that warning seriously. at least according to a report published on nature magazine a couple days ago, 18,000 people died from the heat in 2022 alone last year. and that was the highest death toll in the whole of europe. well, now italy's not the only country of course that is affected by the heat wave, greece and spain are also reporting the temperatures with greece shutting down forest and nature preserves to prevent wildfires.

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earlier i spoke to claudio cassardo, he's a professor of meteorology at the university of torino in italywe can prepare for these events in the future in italy we are experiencing temperatures which are already exceeding the a0 degrees record in the southern part of italy, and also in sicily. in sicily we actually have a maximum of 44 degrees. in sardinia, a0 degrees has been exceeded. even if it is not very unusual, anyway they can be recorded every summer and we are in an extreme situation. at the moment in north italy, temperatures are lower, so they exceeded 30 degrees, and in some cities they are approaching 35 degrees. we are seeing extreme weather conditions here. what sort of effect, long—term and short—term, are we likely to see as a result of this extreme weather? actually, i think that heat will accumulate day by day because the length of the night is still very short, so there is no time to release the heat accumulated during the daytime. that means that also within the house, if you have no air conditioning, the temperature will continue to rise and will remain high, even the

television asked the protesters to stop destroying things, vinita >> wise words from that grandmother, claudio, thank you. >>> thousands of southern california hotel workers are on strike this morning. the walkout began nearly 24 hours ago. a union representing more than 32,000 workers is demanding stronger workplace protections a $5 an hour wage increase and access to affordable health care benefits the strike impacts 65 hotels the hotel association of los angeles says it is actively engaged in good faith collective bargaining >>> andnow to texas where an 8-year-old mystery has been solved rudy farias went missing in 2018 at 18 years old he was last seen walking his two dogs the dogs returned home early family members said he suffered from depression and had lost a brother to a motorcycle accident now the texas center for the missing says rudy has been found safe they did not give any information about where he has been, du but says he is recovering now in the hospital >>> well, the heat is stick around for parts of the west and the south. nbc meteorologist angie lassman is tracking those hig

the africans we have faced, the rows of claudio is, and your colonial policies know well, well, what they are dealing with that is unlike some of our closest neighbors, were brain washed and are told that russia is a colonial power. that who has never really experienced colonial rule in their history. on the contrary, russia always invested much more in them than it did in itself. they had far higher living spenders. lot of yeah. is sonya and may 20. i have always had the highest standard of living. we all know that the africans have 1st hand experience of colonialism. they bore the brunt of it and quoting the variable situation in the democratic republic of the congo country that was treated by king leopold. the 2nd of belgium as his private property, the congolese people were taken to brussels and displayed in a zoo. and in the congo, europeans use the africans bodies to try robber. they smeared the robbers that over them, and once it dried, tore it off with their skin and pages, the wound blah, was murdered there. and you know, this act of returning his gold crowned tooth. i don't

earlier i spoke to claudio cassardo, professor of meteorology and climate at the university of turines are likely to persist. this hot wave will persist at least two weeks in general with some difference in some regions. for instance, in in spain, south of italy, it may persist even more because they are closer to the north africa from which the bubble of hot air is coming. while other regions like france and north italy and experience are reducing the period of these sort of waves. for instance, the next week in the city in which i am living so turin, we expect four or five days of very hot temperature and then slowing down. this is the situation. it's very dangerous, though, isn't it? it's very dangerous because this kind of hot wave is influencing a lot of phenomena and also human beings. so the crop production, the infrastructure, but the human beings, because the weakest part of the population is influenced more because they have no possibility to reduce the side effect of this phenomenon. so we need a lot of precaution in this space. what would you advise people to do? the usua