that's costa, vital for solar panels and colton. it's literally everywhere in electronic devices, for example. and your smartphone an estimated 60 to 80 percent of global colton reserves are in the d. c. so you can imagine everybody wants a piece of this pie, the militia groups controlling and former mines, or huge multinational companies that have set up massive industrial complexes. this map shows some of the d. s. these major industrial cobalt copper and gold mines. so who owns these mines? well, the se has a minority shit and many of them, but almost full majority foreign. oh, and somebody switch company, glen, call. then they're off ends from canada and the united arab emirates. but the most important play it here is china. the red dots, a majority chinese on mines. since the 19 ninety's china has been forwarding ties with the d. c, gaining more and more control of the, the seas of valuable natural resources. by the way, this huge mine was owned by a us company until the 2010th was sold up to a chinese the step, the us governme

from our denver affiliate, colton chavez has more. >> reporter: as flames burned bright in the light, so does the love from cory dillard's family. >> cory was everything to me. you know. he was a genuinely good person. you know, the picture the police paint isn't what he was. >> sometimes good men don't have to deserve to be killed the way he was killed. >> this is my heart. this is my brother. >> reporter: erica dillard, cory's younger sister says this picture is her brother. >> this is his way out, like the outdoors, flying his drones. like, yeah, i really feel like he was having a mental health crisis, i really do. >> reporter: dillard's father kim says his son served in the military and knew he was going through tough times. >> talked to cory three days before this incident happened. and he explained to me, said, dad, i'm going through some things, but everything is going to be okay. >> reporter: days later, aurora police say dillard got in a parking lot fight with one man and told another woman he was going to kill her. police say dillard was carrying what looked like a deadly we

we haven't heard much about the niners, colton mckivitz this year, and that's not a bad thing. with mckivitz to see how he's handling success. >> really, it's just kind of been a mentality change in how i've been playing. and, you know, we've had some really good games so far as an offensive line and just, you know, we kind of did our midseason review through the bye week. and like you said, you know, you don't hear an lineman's name if it's unless it's bad. you know, that was kind of the thing watching college football. but you know, the midseason reviews were pretty good for i mean, for all of us, you know, we're all playing better than what we did last year. and you know, he's a new guy in the group. but obviously he's playing at a high elite level. so you know, if we're all getting better, you know the unit is overall. so that's the really nice thing about this season. so far. >> well you're a perfect example of perseverance. you got drafted in the fifth round. you were here. you played you got released and you got put on the practice squad. and then you worked your way bac

yeah, colton? >> the first time i heard about ryan white was actually last semester in a course i was taking and it was in the context of a.i.d.s. education. but it was also kind of showing that he was discussing at the beginning of the lecture how he was kind of the first almost presentable victim of a.i.d.s. that we talked about. >> yeah, absolutely. others? yeah, mary? >> i heard about him more in like, a legal or government standpoint, like i have heard of the ryan white c.a.r.e. act, but i didn't really know much about him, as a person. >> yeah, good. yeah? others? oh, kellan? >> it is a question, really. >> yeah. >> if you want to be the face of a.i.d.s.? or was he forced to be? >> i think a lot of this -- at least in his autobiography, which was cowritten, and ask her published posthumously after he passed, he basically said he would trade his celebrity status for just being normal, and that is something i kind of wrestle with a little bit in the assigned chapters. you know, what does normal

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yeah, colton? >> i thought compare, sticking with the evangelicals' approach but this time i wanted to look at the drawbacks of ryan white's normalness, because we mentioned it in a previous class before, but how the dichotomy, the created dichotomy saying ryan white got aids through no fault of his own you make inherently guilty people that got aids through their own fault. >> right. >> that kind of just validates the early evangelical response talking about the fire and brimstone. about changing your ways. kind of just adds some fuel to that viewpoint that there are people that deserve aids. >> right. >> and -- how they didn't really want to help those, more scaring them out of their, their ways. >> yeah. >> those are very connected. >> totally. yeah. very good. yeah. other -- thoughts on that? okay. let's see. okay. so let's return to these. so you've been asked to formulate your own discussion question that you can pose to me and to others. lso who else would like to sha? yeah. mary. >> so ther

and she was hanging out with all the girls that are like 16 and older and colton said, told the girls that they always brags but told the girls girls can't write. and shelby stood up to the wall. i'm all right tonight of course me and barbara sign the papers, calling her bluff. and she next thing i know, lou, it came up there and said they shelby's in the shoot. the want to come down there cause i had to go down there to save my own eyes. and sure enough she was in there . and about that time, they opened the gate and she went and she came off, she rode goods came off, just hit the ground really hard to jump, drive up and brushed it off like it wasn't, nothing made me very proud the, i don't know if you know about that shelby? yes, but i was walking across the river and they let one of the meanest bulls out and jump the fence and almost killed your dad. i hit the ground and when i looked up, is this it right here? 1973. how old wait, how old is it in? like when the happen of 7th grade, 6th grade. it's like $1230.00 a limit on it. so i kind of road like you to start now, but i can prom

and colton said cold, the girls that always brags but told the girls girls can't ride. and shelby stood up to the wall. i'm all right tonight. of course, man barbara, sign the papers call on her bluff and see the next thing. i know lou, it came up there and said they shelby's in the shoot. do you want to come down there? cause i had to go down there to save my own eyes and sure enough shoes in there. and about that time, they opened the gate and she went and she came off, she rode goods came off, just hit the ground really hard, jumped right up and brushed it off like it wasn't, nothing made me very proud the i don't know if you know about that show be care, but i was walking across the river and they let one of the meanness bulls out in the jump, the fence and almost killed you. then i hit the ground and when i looked up, is it right here? 1973. how old? wait, how old is it in? like when that happens? so upgrades 6th grade. so like 12, there's no really limit on it. so i kind of road like you to start now. i can promise you, i didn't not hit the ground as hard as you d

colton? >> sticking with the evangelical approach, this time i wanted to look at the drawbacks of ryan white's normal mess. we mentioned the dichotomy and ryan white is a student of his own . >> right. >> you essentially make guilty people. >> right. >> that kind of just validates the early evangelical response when we talk about the fire and brimstone about changing your ways. >> right. >> it adds fuel to the viewpoint there are people that deserve aids -- >> right. >> they didn't want to help them scaring them out of their ways. >> yeah. yeah. >> those are very connected. >> totally. very good. other thoughts on that? okay. let's see. okay. let's return to these. you have been asked to formulate your own discussion question to pose to me and others. who else would like to share? yeah, mary? >> there has been a lot of talk of blame. >> yeah. >> ryan supposedly got aids on his own. >> yeah. >> did he place blame on anyone? >> that's a great question. yes and no. it's difficult to determine ho

i really and colton encountered heartbreaking stories from women who are affected by these restrictive laws. this is my latest report. a nancy davis says 2 daughters summer who is 3 in baby star who's just 5 months. so big a gap between them. and she had planned by the pregnancy between the 2 girls turned into a nice in june 2022. she was a 10 weeks 1st and the features she was carrying was diagnosed with crania of title not. so i remember vividly standing in a co hospital room here in baton rouge, louisiana and my doctor walked in and he said this is the worst case scenario. they normally die in utah world. but if he or she makes 50 birth and he or she would die within minutes. so he recommended an abortion to alternately protect my health. however, due to louisiana's restrictive abortion loss, i was denied the cure that i desperately need. then stephen public was their situation and got funding with the help of the bridge of the lines, an organization which offers practical support for people who need an abortion. she traveled 1400 miles to clinic in manhattan, new york for the proce

an easily transmissible pathogen that's colton, that they're responsible for almost all cases of cervical cancer. the virus can also trigger other types of cancer like fruit cancer or cause gens towards the sun auto. so i only then really realized what it meant and what impact the h. b virus has before that it was never an issue i'd really thought about the same level of a knock it off top. in fact, as being a vaccine against h. b, z for nearly 20 years now. unique in the fight against cancer onto your convicts. so people that are in we can now really prevent cancer development with the vaccine . we can make the immune system so capable of that, all body takes care of this viral disease on it. so wherever it pops up to appear to be uncomfortable and saves the use program to eliminate h p. v in europe by 2030 requires 90 percent of everyone under a team guessing vaccinated for the sofa. and the one and 5 young men have done so happy, so quick street. so they asking whether these men have ever heard of h. p v provides a super in picture most haven't before by the one respondent says. that's

. >> colton rogers went to work as usual thursday morning unaware that a leave from the large eucalyptus his backyard tour off overnight until his wife owned him to share the startling news. so wind pushed it off >> we've had to treat and a couple times in the past. but it's always been pretty expensive. so might need to do more next time certified arborist, dustin warner answered his morning call and showed up to rogers home in clayton for an evaluation. every state calls like that. they only grow on white warner quickly recognizing funded growth and it's likely contribution to the failure. so if you ever see the cogs, that's a good. >> sign that, hey, there's a problem. there's bk in this location and that location should be inspected after taking a look at the rest of that reward are concluding the base is still sound. so what we would do is remove the fall in them. take office. >> once again, that's out of then the canopy and balance the rest of the trip. my wife was mentioned last night and worried about that tree. the kids rooms right there don't worry. you know, the winds blowing

i was there trash grab, blank wrap and colton or crap. and i was let the fish as well. so the fish in the wrong, they are in the dish affected. i catch the fish on there. so i'm concerned that, you know, i don't know if i ever, i may have been just it or those that in dollars with the fish that i caught in the area manager said, and then a hasn't bearing under health from shark. las prospective, the federal government should continue to conduct regular testing and exhaust all remedies to restore the health of the co goes the good. the responsibilities should be on the federal government. they're the ones that created library. so those transformers there. and they should know that you don't dispose of it in a properly use of portions on how to dispose of a pcp containing element. so you know, the transformers or anything then as talk she materials, you have to discard them. i'm just partial them accordingly. according to scientific ways of, onto this publishing or not appropriately for each function and then whatever we are page today is something alternative. don't have

i really and colton encountered heartbreaking stories from women who are affected by these restrictive laws. this is my latest report. a nancy davis has 2 daughters summer who is 3 in baby starr who's just 5 months. so big a gap between them. and she had planned for the pregnancy between the 2 girls turned into a nice in june 2022. she was a 10 week source and the fetus she was carrying was diagnosed with crania of title not. so i remember vividly standing in the co hospital room here in baton rouge, louisiana. my doctor walked in and he said this is the worst case scenario. they normally die in utero. but if he or she makes it through birth and he or she would die within minutes. so he recommended an abortion to alternately protect my health . however, due to louisiana's restrictive abortion loss, i was denied the carrier that i desperately need. then stephen public was their situation and got funding with the help of the bridge of the lines, an organization which offer as practical support for people who need an abortion. she traveled 1400 miles to clinic in manhattan, new york for t

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or i think to use colton's term, presentable. right. so know i mean, why what do we make of that lauren? i think in terms of like what shoulders with like celebrity is and whatnot, it's because ryan was ultimately the perfect victim. like he's a young boy from like a small town who was infected because of factory age and hemophilia, but then kind of turning in the same life. and the people from, his hometown in indiana, probably are aware of, like the misinformed nation or aren't so entrenched the movement that they know that ryan is simply sitting to you at your desk. one fact do with aids. but the people who are trying push forward in the movement are like this is someone who we can to sanitize the movement more and more. yeah, yeah, yeah and there's i mean, i guess what do you think about the fact that people were maybe afraid of ryan there's tremendous uncertainty and and fear at this moment, especially in 1985 when he is prevented or barred from attending western middle school. i mean, do you do you sympathize with folks who said,

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so what does a new trump presidency colton store for germany? it's facing its own fresh elections after the governing coalition collapse on the same day as b u. s. race was calls this week on through the points we're looking at trump's trials. what does it mean for germany? the hello and welcome to this week's edition of to the point on claire richardson in prelim. and so please to welcome our panel. we have a joseph of bramble, a us experts. brandon, born from z bertelsmann foundation, and rachel tells and find from the german council on foreign relations. very warm welcome to you all. thank you so much for taking the time. brandon, let's start with you. this is the 2nd time the world is going to see a trump administration. how much more effective do you think he and his administration can be this time around? so i think it's a, it's a completely different scenario than 2017. he has of course, taking the senate at this point, it's likely that the republicans will take the house the, the key here over the next months is, you know, the, the supre

now colton. zimbabwe has convicted a senior opposition member and 34 active as for participating in legal gathering 20 that others were acquitted. right? group say the rest of the bottom. i come down on dissenting voices by the government. her matessa has this update from the court and her are. these are some of the people who waited all day outside the court to get news about the relatives and the friends. some opposition supporters were found not guilty of those like opposition either jemison timber was found guilty. the court ruled that in june, oppositional support his gather north city at a residence in her id with the intent of causing violence. the demit has been road rules. i combined the 25 for the police and personally things the police say they were just doing the job, maintaining law and order, but human rights activist. say this is another example of human rights violations in zimbabwe. and they calling on regional leaders and the national community to with prussia lives and loving government. out of my tasks out is there. how do i, you know, its and its creative billions of

did, the approach that went to the him, the see i live, i left this being a very high demand for colton, cause a to, to the war. and since the close of the board of crossings, the demand has increased considerably. we binding any type of genes that can use and we still unable to satisfy people's needs. and the water itself has produced some firewood in gaza, but it's not, you know, it's really for those haven't only targeted people on buildings. they've also deliberately wiped thoughts and that's on presentation three's thoughts with normally provide for that sustains the entitlement. have been tend to piles of likes quite easily. buzz doses for these kinds of office is that is doing. and the thing for himself will help out. we are doing a very dangerous job here. we are literally working with an under fire, but we have to feed our children and the things that have had a good part of the in the city of honey with us and all the young man provides a fight of source of power as well for and the service and i have some solar panels in this area where people are suffering due to the lack of

los detenidos son ty boisson, nolt y colton desantis.el caso sigue bajo investigación. vamos a pasar a la ciudad de modesto allí. un delincuente sexual registrado fue detenido el martes como sospechoso de acosar a una estudiante de secundaria. se trata de christopher klein, de 34 años, quien, según el informe de la policía, acosó a una alumna cuando ella salía de un autobús de transporte público, lo que provocó una respuesta por parte de los agentes policiales. afortunadamente, la joven pudo alejarse del agresor y salió ilesa y pudo también denunciar el incidente al personal de la escuela. klein fue fichado en el centro de seguridad pública del condado stanislaus por múltiples violaciones de delitos graves. el gobernador gavin newsom visitó la ciudad de fresno, donde presentaron un plan que generará 138.000 nuevos empleos. solo en la región del valle de san joaquín y también la sierra. eso representa casi 100 mil millones de dólares que beneficiará a toda la comunidad y que, según indicó el gobernador, parte de esos fondos ya se han inve

from the wind. 6 children along with their parents trapped in their burning home on 9th street in colton the pressing them over from the >> from the second floor, their parents jumped no choice because they were all sleeping on the top. >> level. all of them are in hospital. one of my nephews. he's having to airlifted to a lakers. these really bad for. >> the family was sleeping when the fire engulfed the home around 5.30, this morning. >> was actually my son who told us there was a fire. lily's house was also destroyed, but her family, including her husband, grandmother and 2 children, rushed out. >> with what they could grab but lost almost everything, including her son's wheelchair. we have nothing but whatever you see on our truck and what we're the floors family recently bought this house their first home and we're fixing it up. the cruise family had lived next door for 18 years. i don't know when it was, but >> i can't imagine having tell a mother testing your kids, talk your kids. i will catch them. we're very thankful to have woken up to an of the day with our pets and everyone.

. >> colton rogers went to work as usual thursday morning unaware that a leave from the large eucalyptus tree in his backyard tour off overnight until his wife owned him to share the startling news. so wind pushed it off >> we've had the tree trimmed the couple times in the past. but it's always been pretty expensive. so might need to do more. next time certified arborist, dustin warner answered his morning call and showed up to rogers home in clayton for an evaluation. every student calls like that. only grow on white warner quickly recognizing fund growthiand it's likely contribution to the failure. so if you ever see the cogs, that's a good. >> sign that, hey, there's a problem. there's bk in this location and that location should be inspected after taking a look at the rest of that reward are concluding the base is still sound. so what we would do is remove the fall in them. take office. once again. that's out of then the canopy and balance the rest of the trip. my wife was mentioned laet night and worried about that tree. >> the kid's room is right there with us. and don't worry, yo

and take into account the collateral consequences to undocumented defendants, georgia state senator colton the state attorney general to intervene and demand that the death penalty be used for a barbara, gonzalez led upper radical of justice. michael cloud a member of the house oversight of preparations committee, thank you very much for being here. your reaction to life in prison versus no death penalty and why the judge chose that path. >> once again we see a woke agenda getting in front of what is true justice for these victims it's really tragic to see that that's taken off the table. we have got to be able to see enforcement in these people brought to justice. it's the only thing that would be right, what we really need to do is secure our border and make sure these people are not make it into the u.s. so we don't have the victims in the first place but we have a lot of work to do to get to that point. jonathan fahey jumping, if he did have the death penalty, that would assent a severe message to other potential migrants looking to commit murder. >> exactly. it would have a deterrent

georgia state senator colton moore is calling on the state's attorney general to intervene and demandeath penalty for ibarra is used saying gonzales led the political agenda stand in the way of justice. joining us now is congressman ronnie jackson. he's a member of the gop dr.'s caucus and a former white house physician to three presidents. congressman, great to see you this morning. thank you for being here. your reaction to the ruling on ibarra and the judge saying, look, if she uses the death penalty here, then it sets a precedent for other illegal migrant defendants. >> well, so be it. i mean, this is a hour r h ho, horrible crime. he has no remorse for the way this happened. the whole country is rightfully outraged about this, maria. i think there's nothing you can do to this man that is enough for what he's done and so i support the decision. i think that we have to send a message to all these folks. if you don't receive punishment for something like this, then this kind of stuff will continue to happen and it needs to be on the able. maria: watching that trial yesterday was hea

. >> colton rogers went to work as usual thursday morning unaware that a from the large eucalyptus tree in his backyard tour off overnight until his wife owned him to share the startling news. so wind pushed it off >> we've had to treat rent a couple times in the past. but it's always been pretty expensive. so might need to do more is next. i'm certified arborist. dustin warner answered his morning call and showed up to rogers home in clayton for an evaluation. every state calls like that. only grow on white warner quickly recognizing funded growth and it's likely contribution to the failure. so if you ever see the cogs, that's a good. >> sign that, hey, there's a problem. there's bk in this location and that location should be inspected after taking a look at the rest of that reward are concluding the base is still sound. so what we would do is remove the fall in them. take office. >> once again, that's out of balance. then the canopy and balance. the rest my wife was mentioned last night and worried about that tree. the kids rooms right there don't worry, you know, the winds blowing t

lakeville highway, right near ernie's tin bar, around 415 yesterday afternoon. 59 year old paul elliott colton from arizona, was located in san th morning. he's been charged with murder,arjaing and a felon in possession of a firearm. the victim tonight has not been identified. >> tonight, we are learning more about the sex abuse survivors fund created by the roman catholic diocese of oakland. >> the reorganization plan is meant to compensate survivors of sexual abuse at the hands of the catholic church. but as ktvu is, crystal bailey reports tonight advocates say the plan deceives the bankruptcy court and does not value the victims looking for justice. >> diocese of oakland filed a plan of reorganization, creating a survivor's trust to give 345 victims between 160 and $198 million. the diocese saying the plan of reorganization is meant to compensate victims of abuse by selling properties and giving the trust rights to its insurance policies. in a statement, bishop michael barber apologized to survivors of abuse and said, i and everyone in the diocese of oakland remain committed to the healing

. >> brian: that is colton moore.says i'm calling on the attorney general to file an emergency motion to intervene and demand the death penalty for this killer. convicted killer. and if you want to just know what we're up against, that gang member from that brutal venezuelan gang sat there in a plaid shirt, listened to all of this and had no remorse. there is no remorse there. there is no regret there. seems like we are bothering him by putting him on trial. and we all got a quick look at the dangers at the border. can't marginalize what people are saying and come out with stats that say illegal immigrants are less likely to commit crimes than legal americans with their paperwork done because we know what they are capable of and every one of these murders or these rapes are all preventable. governor brian kemp weighed in with lawrence a short time ago. >> this one hits close to home for us. you know mardy and the girls and i live in athens, georgia. we know the judge. we know the deputy that was standing right there i

. >> colton rogers went to work as usual thursday morning unaware that a leave from the large eucalyptus tree in his backyard tour off overnight until his wife owned him to share the startling news. so wind pushed it off >> we've had that returned a couple times in the past. but it's always been pretty expensive. so might need to do more is next. i'm certified arborist. dustin warner answered his morning call and showed up to rogers home in clayton for an evaluation. every state calls like that. only grow on white warner quickly recognizing funded growth and it's likely contribution to the failure. so if you ever see the cogs, that's a good. >> sign that, hey, there's a problem. there's became this location and that location should be inspected after taking a look at the rest of that reward are concluding the base is still sound. so what we would do is remove the fall in them. take office. >> once again, that's out of then the canopy and balance the rest of the trip. my wife was mentioned last night and worried about that tree. the kid's room is right there with us. and don't worry, you

will tulsa has this update from the colton hot audi? these are some of the people who waited all day outside the court to get news about the relatives and the friends. some opposition supporters were found not guilty of those like opposition either jemison timber was found guilty. the court ruled that in june, oppositional support has gathered law for the residents in her that it was the intent of causing violence. demit has been road rules like monday, a 25, some of the for the police and do see some things. the police say they were just doing the job, maintaining law and order. but human rights activists say, this is another example of human rights violations in zimbabwe. ended calling on reasonable, he does need national community to with pressure on this and loving government. out of my thoughts out is there is disappointment over a new funding pledge to help poor a nation's bible. the effects of climate change a draft proposal at the latest you and climate summit would see ridge countries pay $250000000000.00 a by 2035. developing

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. >> democrat greg colton was at a loss for words. >> i really hope that we would have something othercature of a president for the next four years. >> a pennsylvanian worried that the discourse in american politics will only get worse. >> i wanted to put somebody in office who will embody the ideals and integrity of the american people and i do not think we have that. >> with the voters having delivered the judgment the focus turns to what happens next under a new president. >> i am hoping for secure vote borders, economic change and i am hoping enough women come out and demonstrate the need for women's rights and hope for a better place than we have been in for the last four years. >> anderson here in lancaster county, democrats told me they were hoping to close the margins in this traditionally red county. that is something we were looking at yesterday, governor shapiro got 48% of the vote in 2022 but in the end harris paste with president biden back in 2020 only getting about 41% of the vote. trump improved his margins here and that was the story of many places across the commonwea

threats, just to draw a line under this, this russian, foreign interference, these were called into coltony, to cobb county, democratic strongholds? miles: yes, generally speaking, they were centered around the democratic strongholds all around atlanta. there was one down in brunswick, but that might have been some kind of outlier. it seems as if it was some kind of concerted effort. whether it had any impact in the end, i cannot say that would be the case necessarily. it might have slowed things down a little bit. they extended the closing times for the polls that were affected. and many of those votes came in at the end of the day were so-called provisional ballots. no one was turned away. and the process went smoothly otherwise. so, while there was an attempt to really slow things down here, i think you can say that georgia and the secretary of state's office won. amna: miles in gwinnett county. they are done for the evening. we still do not have a race call in georgia for the state. is there any sense from statewide officials of when we will be able to make that call? miles: well, it i