cobb's assessment of the search warrant. he views it as being very broad and authorizing the government to take lots of documents. i think that this is a pretty standard sort of a search warrant when, after all, one of your criminal bases for the search warrant is the espionage act. this is to seize any evidence or fruits of crime. that's the standard language that's used. when you're talking about documents and trying to prove who was in possession of them, it's pretty routine to have the ability to take other items that are stored with the documents or that are mingled because you can use that to prove identity. but to cobb's larger point that trump has committed greater sins than this, i think something that's getting a little bit lost as we talk about the procedure is that the reality here is a former president has taken classified documents, including some that are alleged to be extremely serious. and rather than letting trump distract, which is something he wants to do when he's in trouble, it's important for the publi

harry, do you agree with ty cobb? >> yeah, interestingly, ty cobb is saying that the indictment will likely go from emerge from january 6th. we have been generally sort of separating them out and people have been focusing on whether the documents themselves would lead to an indictment. but certainly, nothing he said today, you put your finger right on the filing where he said, well, the government says they're classified. but how do we know what that means? of course, that's what it means, to classify something, the government says. or i have this power to declassify, as you say, it screams the question, well, did you or didn't you? the judge is supposed to decide this by thursday and has not, as yet, called for a hearing, which would be a pretty obvious step to do so you can just ask the lawyers who obviously do, as you say, want to avoid criminal liability. well, did he or didn't he? how about telling us? as of now, though, it's on the papers and he's disputed everything, making -- giving her no easy out. she's goin

i want to go to former trump white house lawyer ty cobb. so let me start with something that we learned here about what's in the documents, as we pointed out, hundreds of pages, many boxes of documents. we now know one of the documents according to "the washington post" describes a foreign government's nuclear capabilities. do you think the doj has enough evidence at this point, putting aside all of this business with a special master, just from the evidence you have seen, do they have enough to indict the former president at this point? >> thank you, erin. nice to be with you again. i'm not sure that they do have enough to indict. and with regard to the document as described, you know, obviously if that's in fact true, it's a very serious manner. on the other hand, there will be a lot of questions with regard to that document. you know, was it previously unclassified? who had access to it? et cetera, et cetera. obviously, if it is as described, trump has no business having that document at mar-a-lago, and that does pose, you know, a distin

jonathan cobb is a senior analyst at world nuclear association from castle douglas scotland. sean, bernie is a senior nuclear specialists i greenpeace east asia and phil chaffey, his deputy editor of nuclear intelligence weekly, and the bureau chief or energy intelligence london office. welcome to the program, jonathan. is it safe to say that it is because of the soaring energy prices that many countries are now with thinking their policies opting to move forward to words nuclear energy which this abandoned about for years ago? think what has happened with the energy crisis that's affecting some parts of the world has added to the impetus to move forward with building new new capacity. before that, the issue of climate change had been something that had already started to reignite attention on nuclear energy for those countries who haven't built it for some time . but certainly the energy crisis is something that has raised interest because of the concerns over the reliance on very fragile fossil fuel supply chains. chains, of course, incredible increases in prices. and so it

these two deputies served cobb county with dignity and honor.th me for a second as we recognize these two lost deputies. >> reporter: the deputies were able to call for help, but they did not survive. the authorities have not released their identities. we know they were on the department longer than five years. we don't know the identities of the suspects involved. according to the sheriff, this is the first death by gunfire in their sheriff's department in its history. brianna and john? >> awful story. martin savidge, thank you for the latest. >>> we are just getting our first images of king charles iii as he makes his way to buckingham palace for the biggest speech of his life. the first time that he will be in london as king. we will take you there. this is cnn's special live coverage of the end of a historic era. the only thing between you and a life-changing accident. but t are these lines enough? a subaruru with eyesight... (kid vo) hey dad! (vo) ...watcheses the lines for any danger... and can automatically stop itself. (mom) is everyone

doctor jelani cobb is a ph.d. in american history. he's a staff writer for the new yorker.at the columbia journalism school and author of the book the substance of hope. barack obama and the paradox of progress. gentlemen, thank you for being with us. let me start with you. i was -- i thought of you guys because of the speech on thursday night. but so much has happened since including the speech last night. donald trump in pennsylvania. donald trump dangling the idea of pardons for those who have been convicted in january 6th. it seems like we're coming unraveled just in the last couple of days. give me your sense of the last few days and where we are. >> so i think that we should be mindful of just how extraordinary this moment is. the speech that joe biden gave, first, this was joe biden giving the speech. the person who has defined moderation in centrism throughout his extensive political career in the united states. we've reached a point where even he has become alarmed by the tenor of everything that's happened. and that should be alarming for the rest of us as well. l

alex cobb had them loaded. on the mound, that is the first stepping on the bag. d the throw home. that's not going going to get the job run. two batters later, perdomo, base hit hit to center. the giants five game win streak is no more. they more. they lose 5-2. > >> fans in oakland were hyped to to see the oakland host jacob degrom. fifth inning, conner kapul. another party. laser beam beam over the right field wall.s take the 5-4 lead. how about se defense to end it? jeff mcneil at the plate. mcneil slashes one. and look at nick allen. oh, allen. oh, the leaping catch. > >> galaxy on the attack. fires at the top. off the post and ins fall to the galaxy, 3-2. > >> that does it for sports. over sports. over to you. >> thank you charlie. and we'll be back after a break. >> the uss hornet museum celebrated hispanic heritage month. special displays, exhibiters and speakers highlighted the contribution of hispanic americans to the armed forces throughout the history of of the u.s. a panel of hispanic veterans talked to the audience about their time in the service. service. > >> finall

alex cobb on the mound appreciating the effort though cobb only lasted four and a third allowed three the seventh david vr deep to the opposite fields second, home of the game for him. this one ties it up at three vr maybe earning a roster spot for next season on to the 8th we go dodgers up four three giant killer max muncie's hitting under 200 breaks out of a season-long slump his third homer and sixth hit in the past 24 hours against the giants. a three-run blast in the dodgers go on to win seven three a's hosting the braves will the real mad olson, please stand up. please stand up two on in the first for stephen vogt. drive off the wall and left center in my own machine comes around a score and the gays take the early one. nothing lead two of the gays in the second. and olson is facing new ways pitcher, ken waldechuck. only big swinging a miss there, but over five today took the collar while the chuck pitched well, but the braves finally get to him the sixth dansby swanson solo bomb to left braves take a 3-2 lead while the truck allows three runs in five and a third in the braves t

cobb went seven shutout innings.ct little had given up a couple of runs. his manager came to get him and that is called showing up your manager one kapler got back to the dugout. he made it clear time for a heart to heart with his picture. giants held on for three to win their back to within five games at 500 that quest for a winning season. he's won just about every award you can win as a basketball player. now, steph curry has a new distinction. thrill that'll get you when you get your picture on the cover of the rolling stones. bowling picture on the cover. yes curry can now say he's also been on the cover of the rolling stone. rolling stone shadowed curry last month for this cover story. foremost among the topics . curries analysis of former teammate kevin durant's demand to be traded from the brooklyn nets. curry rightly predicted the boston celtics would not be willing to give up the caliber of core players necessary to acquire durant was also a short lived discussion that durant might return to the warriors. t

the diving catch in support of alex cobb. allowed three runs.ying to show the giants he deserves a roster spot for next year. two homers in the game. this one ties it up at 3-3. the ball jumping in the heat. to the eighth we go. when max muncy sees orange and black, his eyes light up your get two homers last night and three runs at today. good for a guy hitting .197. the dodgers go on to win. a's hosting the braves. they love matt olson in oakland. two on in the first receive invoke. this is a drive. off the wall in left-center. the a's take the early lead. to the second. olson facing ken walter chuck. high heat only. goes down swinging. zero for five in this game. the braves finally in the six. a loja means goodbye. three runs in five and a third. they take both ends of the miniseries. u.s. open tennis. francis t offer taking on andre rueb left. 135 mile per hour serve. 7-6, 7-6, 6-four, the first american man to make the semis in new york. sports on abc 7 sponsored by river ro what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's f

from lengthen, jonathan cobb, senior analyst at the world nuclear association.otland, a senior specialist in greenpeace east stacia and filled chaplain is deputy editor of nuclear intelligence weekly and bureau chief for energy intelligence. welcome. jonathan, is it safe to say that it is because of soaring energy prices that many countries are rethinking their policies, opting to move towards nuclear energy, which was abandoned a few years ago? >> i think what has happened with the energy crisis that is affecting some parts of the world has added to the impetus to move forward building new nuclear capacity. before that, climate change had been something that had already started to reignite tension on nuclear energy for countries who haven't built it for some time. but the energy crisis has raised interest because of concerns over the reliance on fragile fossil fuel supply chains, chains that have caused incredible increases in prices. it really is an advantageous situation that the same names in terms of climate drivers -- low carbon forms of electricity and en

alex cobb shutting down the defending world series champion atlanta.k atlanta. struck out nine in seven shutout innings, leaving with a 3-0 lead. look at the exchange here between gabe kapler and jack patel after atlanta cut the lead to one. ay from the cameras. he apologizedr the game. . > >> scott alexander to fly out wh out with a tieing run on third,g third, winning their third straight game final 3-2. back to the 49ers, bay off tomorrow and wednesday the game plan gets laid in for seattle coming in. >> they still need that win fore for the 49ers. >> beats the momentum. > >> coming up a big fail for jeff bezos blue origin. the same type of rocket that send billionaires to the edge of spe of space > >> general motors is expanding m expanding from san francisco to arizona in texas. the gm bought the self-driving car start-ups six years ago, operating in the bay area. crews started to charge for self-driving car rides in the city. the company will be making their debut within the next 90 days. > >> now to the big fail for jeffs jeff bezos blue origin. the same

alex cobb shutting down the defending world series champion atlanta.k atlanta.eaving with a 3-0 lead. look at the exchange here between gabe kapler and jack patel after atlanta cut the lead to one. ay from the cameras. he apologizedr the game. . > >> scott alexander to fly out wh out with a tieing run on third,g third, winning their third straight game final 3-2. back to the 49ers, bay off tomorrow and wednesday the game plan gets laid in for seattle coming in. >> they still need that win fore for the 49ers. >> beats the momentum. > >> coming up a big fail for jeff bezos blue origin. the same type of rocket that send billionaires to the edge of spe of space the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. yikes! prop 27 generates hundreds of millions towards priorities like new housing units in all 58 counties. 27 supports non-gaming tribes and includes strict audits that ensure funds go directly to people off the streets and into there's only one cho

are in custody after a standoff lasted hours while they remain barricaded in a press conference, the cobb county sheriff's department says they were ambushed while walking back to their cars when no one answered the door. they've been with the department for more than five year. >>> let's turn to your weather with michelle grossmann. how are we looking this morning? >> we're looking at dangerous temperatures still in the southwest, but it's the final day before we see relief tomorrow and then we have a whole set of problems. excessive heat warnings in the pink temperatures once again in the triple digits. 105 in bakersfield here's the other set of problems moisture from tropical storm kay and a chance for gusty winds we do have a flash flooding risk the most likeliest spot would be the pink in palm springs but extends to the rockies, the four corners. we could see three to six inches possible midwest, great lakes. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. all right, guys, your weekend forecast coming nun a bit. >>> the defending champion sky were up late in the fourth until the sun eclipsed them i

the diving catch in support of alex cobb. allowed three runs.ing to show the giants he deserves a roster spot for next year. two homers in the game. this one ties it up at 3-3. the ball jumping in the heat. to the eighth we go. when max muncy sees orange and black, his eyes light up your get two homers last night and three runs at today. good for a guy hitting .197. the dodgers go on to win. a's hosting the braves. they love matt olson in oakland. two on in the first receive invoke. this is a drive. off the wall in left-center. the a's take the early lead. to the second. olson facing ken walter chuck. high heat only. goes down swinging. zero for five in this game. the braves finally in the six. a loja means goodbye. three runs in five and a third. they take both ends of the miniseries. u.s. open tennis. francis t offer taking on andre rueb left. 135 mile per hour serve. 7-6, 7-6, 6-four, the first american man to make the semis in new york. your spirit is stronger than your highs and lows. your creativity can outshine any bad day. because you ar

fathers our activist memoir of race family the mentors who made him whole in conversation with jelani cobb. ladies of housekeeping. before we get started, we've enabled zoom's audio transcribe settings. so if your version of zoom is up to date, hit the live transcription button at the bottom of your screen to enable closed captions. if you have any questions for guests, please click the q&a button, which is also at the bottom of your screen to submit them. we will be asking those at the end of the program, so please don't be shy. there's also a chat box which i will be posting links to by tonight's book from each if you haven't already. and one caveat for tonight is that we're all at the mercy of our home internet connections. so bear with any technical issues that might arise. we'll try to resolve them quickly. and finally, we have a great lineup of events planned for you this spring. so do head over to our website community bookstore dot net. sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date. so now a little about tonight's and we will get started. roger rondeau is an attorney and activist a

during the document 15, it hosts mc cobb, looking multimedia sculptures by the haitian collective artist, racist tops, representing christian figures of saint some with human skulls that evoke voodoo rituals. victorian moscow wanted to meet us here because she's fascinated by these pictures in the churchyard. she shows us the work she made during the document of 15. le moscow refers to herself as a graphic, journalist, and in russia, her drawings have always been critical of pollutants politics. she fled her home at the beginning of the train war in castle. she calls herself a harvest, recording her observations and conversations. my goal, it's not to find the sun to pro creative an ordinary jordan, but to assume go home to support each other and comb to share experience. and it's a big challenge for me to talk in english views, artists from indonesia, from when you have this car that is from of it can come with it is at this moment though, i knew it, i need you can fill this forth in the middle of course she also asked questions about the anti semitism debate in her talks with fellow ar

. >> and so i want you to know cobb county, that i'm ready. >> i'm going to represent georgia. >> reporter: in battleground georgia, the senate race issa politics. why do you thinkhis race to sta working for the people. >> reporter: according to cbs news battleground tracker, democratic incumbent senator raphael warnock gets favorable marks on character and experience compared to gop challenger herschel walker. >> i believe reverend warnock is the better candidate. >> reporter: the race has turned increasingly divisive with both candidates recently agreeing to debate. >> if you're not ready for a debate, you're not ready. >> and he's a preacher. he's a smart man, wear these night suits. so he's going to show up and embarrass me at the debate. >> reporter: the heisman trophy winner has been plagued by gaffes and accused of lying about his past, though he insists he's been transparent. >> i haven't seen any politician who's a saint. >> reporter: in the race for governor, the state of the economy drives voters with more than half saying it's going well in georgia compared to the rest of the c

fathers our activist memoir of race family the mentors who made him whole in conversation with jelani cobb. ladies of housekeeping. before we get started, we've enabled zoom's audio transcribe settings. so if your version of zoom is up to date, hit the live transcription button at the bottom of your screen to enable closed captions. if you have any questions for guests, please click the q&a button, which is also at the bottom of your screen to submit them. we will be asking those at the end of the program, so please don't be shy. there's also a chat box which i will be posting links to by tonight's book from each if you haven't already. and one caveat for tonight is that we're all at the mercy of our home internet connections. so bear with any technical issues that might arise. we'll try to resolve them quickly. and finally, we have a great lineup of events planned for you this spring. so do head over to our website community bookstore dot net. sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date. so now a little about tonight's and we will get started. roger rondeau is an attorney and activist a

back with me, no joanne freeman and historian professor at yale university and eddie cobb junior, chairmerican studies about chris princeton university animosities contrary to celebrate his birthday today. you have a cupcake on your lap there. [laughs] eddie, i want to get your comments like i did from dwight about the stuff that donald trump is saying. it sounds like a ratcheting up of rhetoric, even by donald trump standards. everybody sort of getting red of -- running for president. >> absolutely. as i watch the, footage i shudder actually. because what is happening is that there are folks who are using the democratic process, and liberal means for illiberal and undemocratic ends. it is the danger of those who committed to democracy, that we want to allow in some ways those to take advantage. our fellow is to take advantage of the freedoms of democracy affords. what happens when you use those freedoms to actually undermine the very foundation of democracy itself? well that point we have to make a decision. how do we defend the republic? and in this instance, it seems to me very clear

bottom of the 5th kinds of 2 to nothing until justin turner takes alex cobb right to center and justthat, the dodgers net that lead. we go to the top of the 7th now. same score. giants get their get back. david dillard goes yard. yes, 3 homers in the series. we are all tied up. bottom of the 8th now, dodgers back up a run and they add to it. max muncy, the giant killer drills, his 19th home run of the season. that would be all she wrote. dodgers win. 73 giants in milwaukee for a double header. tomorrow. out to the coliseum a's hosting the braves. look at all this hot. it is hot out there. we hit bottom of the first no score a's. get on the board. first, stephen vogt since the shot into the gap in left center. one run comes on in to score. let's jump all the way to the is down. 42 and a robbie grossman puts this one away with a double with the bases. loaded 2 runs come in to score. atlanta wins. 73. oakland has now lost 6 of 7. let's head to treasure island will go out there all that much huge news over there as ground was broken on a new soccer complex that will include a regulation

clean passed away, there were protests around the, the killing of a young, black british man, chris cobb, and you know that, that very real trauma was really kind of sidelined by, by all of this focus on, on, on the death of, of a monarch. i mean that's just one example. i think of how these, these kinds of this kind of coverage, this kind of attention becomes another way of cleaning these other, these other very real, very material realities and anna arab bindham caisson joining us from princeton. thank you very much. good to talk to you today. thank you for your time. thank you . thanks for having us judge has thrown out a baltimore man's murder conviction in a case highlighted by one of the most popular podcasts ever. nancy id spent nearly 23 years behind bars after being sentenced to life in prison, to the death of his ex girlfriend hayman lee. c. it is being released into home detention decision is to be made within weeks on whether he's to face a retrial, or be declared innocence or re investigation revealed that the original prosecutors and the subsequent prosecutors and attorney

the books were genderqueer, a memoir by maya cobb in a court of mist and fury by sarah, mass. both books describe cyber illustrate sexual acts. now the associated press reported that tommy altmann, a virginia beach tattoo shop owner and former republican congressional candidate, argued that the depiction phones were inappropriate for minors, and he sought to keep bookstores and libraries from distributing the books to children. now, in the wake of the judge's ruling, the associate of american publishers said the decision was, quote, a significant and unequivocal victory for the free speech rights of readers, authors, publishers, booksellers and library as well. also in the news later this month, the washington post will bring back its stand alone book review section. the move comes as the post has increased its book staffing, including the addition of a new book's editor, john williams. washington post book critic ron charles said that the new section will include reviews, profiles, author q&a as publishing stories and quote, anything else we might dream up for this luxurious

i heard of cobb 27 african countries are seeking what is called climate justice. as a great, a part of the transition dialogue from derby fossil fuel to cleaner energy sources, the continent produces the least amount of harmful emissions. yet african stand at the cold fates of the negative impact of climate change, such as drought felon, as well as rising sea levels with a plentiful supply of natural resources. not all african countries. i happy to turn their back on conventional energy sources in order to go green, just to appease the more developed west the nations. despite contributing less than 4 percent of global emissions, africa's obliged was already limited financial means, and scant level of support. to spend around 2 to 3 percent of its g d, p. per annum, to adapt to these impacts, a disproportionate responsibility that cannot be described as anything other than climate injustice. while africa has a responsibility to address climate change, the west to is expected to support african countries in their quest to access energy and transition to clean up our

depression somewhat to get home as it reminds me of when i worked in my own restaurant back and cobbled up cobb would buy it as soon on. what am i in is through them. i established the restaurant myself advised them by saying that i was never able to open it and that it is nobody bathing going on. but what about all the african girls and women whose hopes and dreams are being dashed long? it does show as being that it feels like your body is alive, but your soul has died. war never had in such good. just mental when your spirit and dreams die, you're practically dead. vivian. what at more, the volcano. again, it's a full battery of the 12th when his son but saw her has a new goal. she wants to become a head chef in italy. she's already contacted several ships in venice who were very encouraging. though she still asks herself whether she deserves to be so fortunate when she hears yet more bad news from cobble. we call a woman whose identity we must keep secret for security reasons. she lives and cobble with her 13 sisters silo, salanza technical vesting. i learned i me, axel, after this past yea

we just had two police officers killed in cobb county and they don't want tong talk about it.opponent had called them names, bullies and thugs.nd i'm waiting for him to apologize to them. recruitment is down. you all see that morale is down. my opponent also say you can't serve the military serve god at the same time. do he not know the reason where the greatest country in the world and we got the greatest military in the world? we have to support our military. so maybe, maybe at a debate i can tell him that. if you decide to show up and quit running but he don't know i can him. because when i saw him on one commercial he was running the wrong way. and i'm like hey can you run the right way because you run backwards. you've been running this country backwards. it is time to write it the right way and do the right thing. i want to thank you, guys. thank you, guys for getting out here to vote. i want to say people always ask me what can i do? do you know what you can do? call ten of your friends to tell them to go out and vote and vote for herschel walker. tell them to call ten

. >> and, so, i want you to know, cobb county, that i'm ready. >> i'm going to represent georgia. >>ter: in battleground georgia, the senate race is shaping up as a clash between personality and partisan politics. why do you think this race is so close? >> i'm going to stay focused on working for the people. >> reporter: according to cbs news battleground tracker, democratic incumbent senator raphael warnock gets favorable marks on character and experience, compared to g.o.p. challenger herschel walker. >> i believe reverend warnock is the better candidate. >> reporter: the race has turned increasingly divisive, with both candidates recently agreeing to debate. >> if you're not ready for a debate, you're not ready. >> he's a preacher, he's a smart man, wear these nice suits, so he's going to show up and embarrass me at the debate. >> reporter: the trump-backed heisman trophy winner has been d plagued by gaffes and accused of lying about his past though he insists he's been transparent. >> i haven't seen any politician that's a saint. >> reporter: in the race for governor, the state o

during the document 15, it hosts mac cobb, looking multimedia sculptures by the haitian collective artists races, tops representing christian figures of faith, some with human skulls that evoke brutal rituals victorian moscow want it to meet us here because she's fascinated by these pictures in the churchyard. she shows us the work she may during the document. a 15 le moscow refers to herself as a graphic, journalist, and in russia her drawings have always been critical of futons politics. she fled her home at the beginning of the train war. in castle, she calls herself a harvest, recording her observations, and conversations my goal. it's not to find the sun to pro creative as an ordinary jordan, but to assume go home to support each other and cold to share experience. and it's a big challenge for me to talk in english views, artists from indonesia, from when you have this. com that is from of it can come with it is at this moment the i yeah, new z that i need you can those 4 in the america? of course, she also asked questions about the anti semitism debate. in her talks with fellow artis

free all citizens abroad. leo harding al jazeera fires and is a professor of political science at cobb university. he explains the importance of this prison, a swap for the thought, yvonne maddox, my detention and this sweat was waiting for more than 2 years wireless, but shouldn't have been detained in 2005. so more than a decade past, almost 17 here to see federal gillian. no, yeah. so this slip was some kind of milestone chief in florida by an administration bringing back marco who was the last remaining american citizen. and i've got to stand out for the withdrawal of my 2021 august 30 . first. was the last achievement that they should have. so it's a win win situation for when you know, my mom was detained, and 2020 dear were the conditions different from my current fighting there the us in the years my troops, they were presented a couple and they were supporting the republican. but now was taliban took over the government, kind of been facing that much more bigger problems and problems that are there have been only a football president needed a commission. they need legitimacy.

the books were genderqueer, a memoir by maya cobb in a court of mist and fury by sarah, mass. both books describe cyber illustrate sexual acts. now the associated press reported that tommy altmann, a virginia beach tattoo shop owner and former republican congressional candidate, argued that the depiction phones were inappropriate for minors, and he sought to keep bookstores and libraries from distributing the books to children. now, in the wake of the judge's ruling, the associate of american publishers said the decision was, quote, a significant and unequivocal victory for the free speech rights of readers, authors, publishers, booksellers and library as well. also in the news later this month, the washington post will bring back its stand alone book review section. the move comes as the post has increased its book staffing, including the addition of a new book's editor, john williams. washington post book critic ron charles said that the new section will include reviews, profiles, author q&a as publishing stories and quote, anything else we might dream up for this luxurious

we are here in cobb park, albano, which is the iconic beach of rio de janeiro. this is a place where every new year's eve, thousands of people dressed in white like these that are around me, come to throw white flowers to the seat. god is yet my shop. he. it's part of the opera, brazilian religion, which has been in brazil colonial time, and they were brought over by the slaves. now they are under increasing attack, mainly by radical evan joe, a called christian. this marge, here today is to fight against a religious intolerance. during a polarized election campaign were politic weighed apart in increasing violence and intolerance. we have people say here, your muslim catholic, evan joe with, but mainly people from the lead religion. just give me a general last year, an average of 40 instead of political intolerance were registered and this has been just too hard. a brazil hundreds of people have protested in these years capital against frances military presence in the country. any protesters were also seen praising russia and waving its flag. french troops had

alex cobb will make ronald kunio one of his seventh strikeout victims, coblentz seven shutout inningsgs got a little dice in the eighth zakariyah tell had given up a couple of runs. his manager came to get him. this is called showing up your manager, kaplan got back to the dugout. he made it clear it was time for a heart to heart with his picture giants held on for three to win their back to within five games of 500 that quest for a winning season. and check this out. the amount of monday night pre came tonight in seattle. former nfl quarterback robert griffin. the third still has wheels erased the seattle seahawk mascot and griffin right here, got him at the end. it still got it. perfect been to seattle pregame. when that seahawk they're taking him around the field and all that. it's quite a sight when you see that guy seahawks. they're coming to town, right? they will be here this week. on sunday, 49ers again that they should have won on sunday now, when they need to win this sunday, go get the w thank you, joe. thanks for joining us tonight. have a for joining us tonight. have a go

the government cobb afford basic services with long hours of electricity blackouts and medicine shortages. where we've met one deposit to, to try to retrieve his cash by force. here's what he had to say. and i say the spanish i fan, my name is the some shake. hussein and i have $210000.00 in my account. it's my money that i own from work and from selling my apartment and my parents house for what they must. and my dad has a serious medical condition and i needed money. i went to the bank manager and he promised to help me once the bank got cash, but to me and a half month passed and he still didn't get any money on that. i'll be in the lo few, my phone. i went to the bank and asked if it was available and the manager said no, i went to my car to get the gun and fuel. i entered the bank and locked the door and demanded all of my deposits. i poured fuel every time you found that out there. i told the employees not to get involved and no one would get hurt. hello, bill methodical. 3 negotiators representing the government arrived and called in thought, initially they wanted to give me $10000

the sustainable development goals. countries that was presented themselves as the leaders of de la cobb and economy have now turned to dirty sources of energy. this one is a serious setback for the environment. we support all efforts to reduce the economic impacts of this crisis. but we do not believe that the best way is to adopt from one sided or unilateral and selected from sanctions that are inconsistent with international law. all of these managers have hard appropriate economic recovered and have threatened the human rights of vulnerable populations, including a 1000000 european countries job the solution to the conflict. ukraine were only be achieved through negotiation and la, la cock, i make an apply to the parties as well. as to the entire international committee, let us not miss any opportunity to end the conflict and ensure peace. the stability, more security and prosperity of humankind are at serious risk. if the conflict continuous alissa president ill was the other, i have been about an unconditional supporter of freedom of speech. moreover, under my administration, brazi

that is, of course, if the situation remains somewhat cobb and if people see and are confident that they won't be targeted if they go to a voting station. meanwhile, here's how some people in the city of municipal in approved in region voted on the referendum. good, i'm tired of this ukrainian democracy. i want stability. what else would you choose? i was one of the 1st to receive a russian passport. every day you expect something bad from the government of ukraine. everyone who wanted to be in russia's here. everything will be fine with us. everything will be great. i was looking forward to this very much when russia comes and will be with us and we will be them. i expect only good things here at our facility. everyone. everyone wants to vote. every one is in a good mood, luminous. several events were held across russia to support the referendums and dom bus. that includes the city of camera over in central russia, as well as the moscow where thousands of people gathered near red square waving flags and banners. there was also a rally in the girl's knee, the capital of the chechen repub

they left in cobb boots bags and plastic drums for days, or even winks. one penguin can fetch up to $15000.00 us dollars, their mate and scales, which are made of keratin. i used in traditional african and asian medicine. it's the most traded of the legal wildlife animals currently, and that's why it's taken over from the rhinos in a big way. these undercover agent for the african penguin working group poses as a bio. and once we've put the deal together, we'll set up a time and location where we do the transaction. and this is where the sting operation will go down. wildlife traffic is face up to 10 years in prison in south africa. the penguins confiscated and taken to a rehabilitation center at a secret location, it takes a long time medically to get them back into a position where we can release them. and so some animals are here for a month and then some nearly a year. it's a labor intensive process. the challenge with rehabilitating these animals is not just the enormous cost that's involved, but it's also the time it's required. south african pengui

we are here in cobb park albano, which is the iconic beach of rio de janeiro. 2 this is the place where every new year's eve, thousands of people dressed in white like these that are around me, come to throw white flowers to the sea. god is your mind shar he, it's part of the opera, brazilian religion, which has been in brazil colonial time, and they were brought over by the slaves. now they are under increasing attack, mainly by radical evan joe, a called christian. this marge, here today is to fight against a religious intolerance. during a polarized election campaign were politic weighed apart in increasing violence and intolerance. we have people say here, your muslim catholic. evelyn john whitmore. but mainly people from the william religion. just give me a, just your narrow last year. an average of 4 incidence of political intolerance were registered with a brazil a wonder of nature is blooming in the drive, place on us plants and flowers and chillies at the camera. does it have emerged off the wind to rain, fell cold flowering desert because every 5 to 7 years attracting local an

that is of course, if the situation remains somewhat cobb and the people she and are confident that they will be targeted if they give to a voting station. our teeth, mariah garcia, and her son, thank you for that report. several events were held across russia to support the referendums and don bass in the city of camera and central russia. then there was also a rally held in moscow where thousands of people gathered near red square waving flags and banners. there was also one and grows me, the capital of the chechen republic and southern russia. the events are being attended by representatives of public associations, political parties, and civil activist. meanwhile, western countries had condemned the referendums, calling them undemocratic. this cons after years of selective policies towards the self determination of people as r t contributor rachel marson explains. question officials clearly don't support these people in ukraine having the opportunity to exercise their right to self determination is guaranteed under international law. you as a master to ukraine, bridget brink and nato