. police are evacuating the columbia center mall. the extent of the injuries are still unknown, will bring you more updates on this developing story as we get them. ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, the sour ukraine's government says 8 cities have been targeted by russian missile strikes on shelling over the past 24 hours. authority say a residential area in the eastern city of her. he was hit with rockets, killing 2 people, and injuring 32 others. charles stratford is in ukraine's capital with the latest. we know that there are hundreds of thousands of people still inside the city. i visited it a months ago and went into underground shelters. the metro station, for example being used people living in pretty terrifying conditions in those bunkers. and as you, as, as we say, they are daily daily attacks happening on car cave. and we understand that it is as a result of a push by russian forces form areas around car cave heading south trying to take greater control of the more territory in those eastern regions in lou gansk

but not a columbia. from 2020, through to last year. millions filled the streets in a string of strikes and protest. what began as a movement against economic reforms mushroomed into a mass authorizing against inequality, corruption, and police brutality. protested thompson, the status quo itself, and some of its most foundational icons. but i think that when i started like so i don't rarely wire in order for them on. yeah. and i didn't ask him to knock the little base about the bottom as bad blood. a in september 2020 demonstrates is from the indigenous lisa community began knocking conquistadores spanish colonizers off their pedestals. they are not allowed to pull by young. i thought, oh, so i said they were like guzman. the 1st a full was sebastian developed cancer in the city. he founded by young it's there and then there's 2 of us young develop, casara was someone who dispossessed and annihilated our people. we see him as a rape patient, a mass murderer and a lengthy, also of community decided to ca

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they landed in the 16th century, conquered much of what is now columbia. and is slaved or massacred. indigenous people who stood in that way off to columbia became independent in the 19th century . descendants of european settlers remained in charge and they told their version of columbia's history, the statues they built. a visual medium, the tall colombians, literate, or not, could understand, oh, glorying as i am in columbia at the time this touches me, we are trying to build a nation. and we build that nation on the shoulders of the conquistadores, the local, and also our independence. here roy renfield. so these touches were about reaffirming our spanish routes, maria affirming that the conquests was a valuable and praiseworthy devil. they fell form. i had thought, while jasa, i'd be elderly minister, monumental, i think i must get. these monuments also create an image of power because they're made of bronze and so imply authority. but they're controversial because they symbolized the conquest and the genocide, the imposition of religion and the new p

not allow you to limit any of what he says or columbia is rights different. then we will defend colombia, hyphen track in the caribbean. c. matter, there is no room for hesitation or this kind of responsibility. some political observers say, consecutive column in governments have tried to avoid reaching a settlement, fearing the political consequences of any perceived secession of sovereignty. so the only way to put it into this today is via a bilateral negotiation. and the decision today actually makes it even more difficult to continue postponing that now it remains to be seen how the 2 countries sit down given existing tensions between the governments of columbia. columbia said it will not negotiate with a government that considers that dictatorship, but the court's ruling are final and legally binding, which might force them to do so potentially bringing to an end that this long standing dispute. allison that i'm the, i'll just see what that protest is, have gathered outside the international monetary fund, demanding governments invest in nature, dressed

but not to columbia. from 2020, through to last year, millions filled the streets in a string of strikes and protest. what began as a movement against economic reforms mushroomed into a mass authorizing against inequality, corruption, and police brutality protested talking to the status quo itself. and some of its most foundation like homes. but i think that when i started like so i don't rarely walk in or out that i'm on. yeah. and i didn't have to stop him enough, but a base about the bottom as bad blood. a in september 2020 demonstrates is from the indigenous lisa community began knocking conquistadores spanish colonizers off their pedestals. they are not allowed. we are being sucked by young city. why don't i spout? oh, so assembly with the 1st to full with sebastian develop casa in the city he founded by young it's the residency of assumed ability. casara was someone who dispossessed and annihilate our people to go. we see him as a rate patient, a mass murderer and a lengthy so of community decided t

me corolla has won a territorial dispute with columbia. the international court of justice in the latest twist, in a long running legal battle. judges rule that columbia violated nicaragua and maritime writes in the caribbean sea. i found the rom. pity, explains from columbia capital bobo, top. please be seated. after years of legal battles, the international court of justice ordered columbia to immediately cease naval and fishing activities in waters that the court ruled belong to nicaragua, by interfering with fishing and marine scientific research activities of nicaragua and flag, or nicaraguan licensed vessels and with the operations of nicaragua and naval vessels in the republic of nicaragua, exclusive economics, the republic of columbia has violated the republic of nicaragua as sovereign rights and jurisdiction in this matter time. so, after ruling is the latest in the century, old dispute between the 2 countries, over a number of islands in the western caribbean that are home to one of the world's largest coral reefs. nicaragua file

or columbia is rights. then we will defend colombia, hyphen track in the caribbean sea matter. there is no room for hesitation or faith . this kind of responsibility. some political observers say, consecutive colombian, governments have tried to avoid reaching a settlement, fearing the political consequences of any perceived secession of sovereignty. so the only way to put an end to this today is via a bilateral negotiation. and the decision today actually makes it quite a bit more even more difficult to continue postponing that. now it remains to be seen how the 2 countries sit down given existing tensions between the governments of nicaragua and columbia. columbia said it will not negotiate with the government, it considers that dictatorship, but the court's ruling are final and legally binding, which might force them to do so potentially bringing to an end that this longstanding dispute. allison that i'm 50 al jesse. i believe that it is earth day, the world wide event celebrating our planets. biodiversi

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in columbia south carolina, where c-span is available through spectrum. the winning entry is titled missing -- syndrome. >> before mill carts, -- advertising missing children and awareness. according to the foundation, the coverage of victims is not the same. african-americans make up -- of the population. >> everyone knows what happened. >> i call it the missing white woman syndrome. if there is a missing white woman, we would cover that every day. >> when gabby went missing, a lot of people wanted to question why she was given the amount of coverage she was. people connected her case to missing white woman syndrome. >> they have that control. they have that access to that media. more than african-americans. >> do you think that highlights the disparity in how she was treated. >> i'm happy she got the attention she got. like any other missing or at risk person, she deserved that. we all know, just looking at that nationally and worldwide that the same coverage and consideration is not shown to other people, other races in particular. >> the faces that ar

court of appeals to the district of columbia circuit. she was confirmed by a bipartisan vote of 53 voting in favor. in that confirmation hearing, judge jackson again stressed the importance of courts having a duty of independence from political pressure, meaning judges must resolve cases and controversies in a manner that is consistent with the law, requires -- despite the judge's own personal view of the matter and even with respect to cases and controversies that contain controversial and political issues. she is committed to carrying out her oath as a judge. she particularly noted she did not pay attention to who was in the administration when ruling both for and against trump administration in different cases. judge jackson did a superb job during the recent confirmation hearings as our presiding officer knows and consistently impressed me with her talents. not only was she eminently qualified, we already knew that about her qualifications. not only was she in command of the legal subjects, we knew she would excel in her job as a jud

court of appeals for the district of columbia circuit. the cynic and from judge jackson to this position by a bipartisan vote of 53 voting in favor in an evenly divided senate. in that confirmation hearing judge jackson against stress the importance of courts having a duty of independence from political pressure meaning that judges must resolve cases and controversies in in a mannert is consistent with the law, requires come despite the judges own personal views on the matter, and this is even when respective cases and controversies that pertain to controversial lyrical issues. she's committed to carrying out her oath as a judge. she particularly noted that she does not pay attention to who was in the administration when rolling on cases which is consistent with her case record rolling both for and against trump administration in different cases. judge jackson did a superb job during the recent confirmation hearings as our presiding officer knows. and consistently impressed me with herd talents. not only was she eminently qualified, we al

, and one that many hope will not only help reveal the truth of one of the darkest chapters of columbia civil conflict. but also sure that it will not happen again. now in the pool, has plenty of water from annual monsoon rains and rivers fed by melting glass years in the himalayas. yet every year the capital cat man do suffer shortages from ya selling. bu when to find out why every morning sun am i, a booster collects water from these centuries old stone tabs, in derby, got a suburb of cut one do once a week. water is also piped into her home, but it's barely enough for her family's needs. steady and wild holiday implemented on the line. when so many people come here and wait in line to collect water, it's never empty. it's crowded in the mornings. some people come as early as 3 a. m. dana. then why did they nail in south across the road? women pay to use pont water to wash clothes, cut manners rapidly. growing population is straining the cities already overwhelmed, municipal water system. most people have to buy water from tankers at high prices. the city relies on aquifers fed by mon

we are still awaiting a press conference from columbia police any moment now.hter, cindy paris and rachel tourney, who were at the mall during the shooting. do i have you? >> yes. we're here. >> great. rachel or sydney, whoever wants to go first, just tell me what happened, what you heard at the mall. >> so, my daughter and i were in the food court, and we were just finishing up our lunch, and all of a sudden, we heard this rapid noise. at the time, we didn't realize it was gunfire, but all of a sudden, we kind of looked up at the roof, thinking maybe it was, like, a rainstorm or the roof was caving in or, you know, just something. we looked up, looked out the window, and then we looked out towards the mall and it was people racing and screaming and yelling and running. >> oh my gosh. >> towards the exit. and into the food court because there was an exit. and we looked at each other and then we realized what we had heard was an automatic weapon, gunfire, so we quickly just automatically just grabbed our purse and started to run with the crowd towards the door.

court of appeals for the district of columbia's circuit will take the seat on the supreme court justice stephen breyer has held for almost three decades. so i would like to first offer a few words about justice breyer as he prepares to step down from the bench. justice breyer has served the court and the nation with grace, expertise, humility, brilliance, and unwavering dedication to justice. he has worked tirelessly o build consensus among his colleagues and he has always kept in mind the real world impact of the courts decisions on the american people. justice breyer knew that justice for some was a failure of the court. from his opinions on voting rights to reproductive rights, the affordable care act, he has been a key voice in many historic decisions that have affected so many americans. we owe him a great debt of gratitude, and i'm honored and privileged to call justicend breyer and dear friend, and i wish him the best in his retirement. now, in looking for justice breyer's successor, president biden said that he wanted to nominate a persuasive justice, someone in the mold of just

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this afternoon it was reported by a witness at the columbia mall.ight now we know three people are detained. police say they were all seen with guns inside the mall and at least one is accused of firing a gun near the gap store. here's the columbia police chief talk about a possible motive. >> we don't believe this is random appear to think that is very important situation like this. we believe the individuals were armed and knew each other some type of conflict occurred resulted in gunfire. this is not a situation where we had some random person show up at a mall to discharge a firearm. >> you mention them all being on lockdown. we have new video of people being led out of the mall by police. the people you see here are the ones who could not leave because it was not safe. at the direction of police, waited for them to clear the mall something that is still happening tonight at 6:00 p.m. as they walk out they passed first responders are giving medical attention to at least one of the 12 injured people. here is one man who was with his daughter when

it in an important step in overcoming one of the darkest chapters of columbia as long civil conflict. i listen that i just need a book in the walls, wealthiest university plans to spend $100000000.00 to make amends for links to slavery. harvard in the.

the question occurs on the nomination of ketanji brown jackson of the district of columbia to be an associate justice of the supreme court of the united states. >> is there sufficient second? there appears to be sufficient second. the clerk will call the role. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] having security majority of her confirmation, the senate paused for about 15 minutes to allow senator rand paul to register his vote. [roll call] fifty-three and the nays or 47 and the nomination is confirmed. [cheering] under the previous order, the motion to reconsider is considered made and laid upon the table lamp the president will immediately be notified of the senate's action. >> madam president, very happily i noticed the absence of a quorum. [applause] the clerk will call host: califoa

devastating economic crisis. members of 500 different tried unions marching across the capital, columbia. jackie's president is traveling to saudi arabia for today, visit ange repairing ties, measure type, irwin is expected to make crown prince muhammad been solomon during his 1st visit, the kingdom in years relations between the 2 was strained. after the 2018 killing of general jamal shoji at the saudi consulate, jean istanbul cinema casio. lou has more from is temple. it's an attempt from both sides to restore diplomatic and economic relations. turkey and saudi arabia have very strong economic and political relations for a long time. but all those relations have been screened in the last decade, mainly after the killing of this sent a saudi journalist demarco shook j in 2018 in saudi arabia. as a general consulate building in istanbul, and at that time a turkish president was a very vocal about the situation. and he said that such a murder couldn't be committed without an order from the very top officials in saudi arabia. he was pointing out the crown prince mohammed been sally man, an

the columbia, the center mile was random. the extent of the victims, injuries are still unknown by plans to drill for oil in the democratic republic of congo or lobbying environmental groups. government leaders have approve the auction . 16 blocks of land for oil exploration. 9 of them are in the sensitive ecosystem of corvettes and pearl in the congo river basin. it's the world's 2nd largest forested area after the amazon group is africa is describing congress plan as a historic error that must be scrapped at least last years. pub, me cop 26 climate competing glasgow dough. the countries page $500000000.00 to protect cali's rain forests. alec on such it is the merging markets economist. he says the compromise needs to be found between oil and the environment and the rain forest area of the d. r. c. the concessions of the back all the europe. and i think the concrete a reasonable amount of shock business. now, spike woods are at this point in time. we all know there's a control, but the question is about the environment with

glenn hubbard of columbia. fantastic on the federal reserve and beyond.ater this morning, christine lagarde will speak. then the bank of england governor will speak. there are some big questions about how much further the bank of england can go already given where the data is in the u.k.. lisa: given the fact that they are tightening into weakness. at the same time, it is inflation. if their job is to curtail inflation, what are they doing? how can they maintain a mandate that is to curtail inflation? jonathan: the bank of lincoln facing challenges to the rate hiking cycle. the ecb has not started and we have this big slowdown emerging in china with the lockdowns in shanghai. challenges for those two bankers this morning. how does your communicate tighter monetary policy? tom: i think this is the common ground between paul krugman and glenn hubbard is they will wait and look at the data. they are by definition experts, they can pontificate all they want. they will wait to see the data, including inflation rolling over, which maybe is a consensus presumpti

keith gesson is a professor at the columbia school of journalism here at morningside. stephen kotkin is professor of history and international affairs at princeton university and maria murillo is a professor of science at columbia and is also serving as director for the institute of latin american studies. without further ado i will hand it over to tim to talk about his book before. >> thanks a lot. it's really a pleasure to be here and i want to thank you in the palace for taking time out of your busy schedules particularly during a pandemic. i really appreciate your effort and hearing what you have to say about the book. the simplest way to describe "weak strongman" the limits of power in putin's russia is that it's explainable. translate what i think is the best academic research over the last decade for a general audience on a host of interesting questions. spuyten really popular? do you elections matter? the's propaganda ineffective cliques why are relations with the left so fraught. the book should have something for you whether you identify as a russian or is so

a columbia was raging against the armed groups so such as far grabel yellen, rebels in the country at that time. and we heard the some truly harrowing, good testimonies from some of these former military in particular this morning from a sergeant again, a gutierrez to explained in great detail as to how he and other officers planned to essentially misled farmers. other young people, people with disabilities who were den kidnapped, killed, dressed as a rebel at the end, and then photographed at times that to be presented as a combat deaths with the weapons that the military received from paramilitary groups. they were working with the to get there, and there were against the rebels. truly, truly powerful test them on. then finally the possibility to get you some truth of what happened before the relatives of the victims and is just one of many hearings on extra judicial killing. santa sandra. yes, that is, this is the case. the situation is that doable? it's just one of many. so the court has been investigating, they have been able to determine that the west at board and 6400 people ha

that's a very strong and powerful a day here in columbia. one that many hope will not only help reveal the truth of one of the darkest chapters of columbia civil conflict. but also assured that it will not happen again. and in the meantime, can be, as congress is holding a debate over and no confidence vote against the defense minister, an army rate which can at least for civilians what, what was going on there. yeah, what it that shows us is that even if the colombian military as it changed its policies and improved greatly from 20 years ago, it still has a way to go when it comes to respecting human rights. in particular, when it comes to military operations in rural parts of the country, in this particular case, this has to do with the controversial operation that happened a month ago close to the border. 3 with equity in the town of puerto league, some of the military said that they did this operation to go after the commander of a new armed a group, a dissidence group of former 5 arrivals. and that in this operation, 11 of these sir, me

and she wants to go to columbia university. it's just honor that's her dream, and i've keep telling her how tough it is. you can get in columbia. you can't get a b+ and one class and so far. she's doing all the work to be able to get into columbia and you know the thing we learn at rice but as being in so long in this world with the never let a young person fall in love with one school because they're applying to you know, you got to apply to team never know things are random in life. i mean we have students get rejected rice that had a form two average in high school and ace the scores and like their parents come to me and say my kid was perfect. how can you guys not take them? you know, are you tough greater? um, i'm medium i would i'm i'm very sympathetic and i'm probably easier than i should be sympathetic to excuses for late things. but the problem is some student tells you they were sick. and get your paper in time. it's always weird. they're all sick on the same day the night before the papers do but you can't signal. yo

tiroteos en varias ciudades como columbia, pittsburgh y boston.obligado autoridades a desalojar centros comerciales y buscar sospechosos en medio del pÁnico. veamos un recuento de lo sucedido a nivel nacional. reportero: un tiroteo masivo tuvo lugar en pittsburgh, pensilvania, en una fiesta en una vivienda de alquiler temporal airbnb. hasta el momento las autoridades confirman 14 heridos, ocho por impactos de bala y cinco heridos en medio de la estampida. dos adolescentes murieron vÍctimas de los disparos. de acuerdo con una investigaciÓn preliminar, las autoridades creen que se trata de varios pistoleros. de momento no hay arrestos. reportes indican que hay mÁs de 90 casquillos de bala en la escena del crimen. a la fiesta asistieron aproximadamente 200 personas, en su mayorÍa adolescentes. >> es muy triste. es domingo de pascua y tenemos a dos familias que han perdido a sus hijos. reportero: hasta el momento no se ha determinado la causa del tiroteo, pero todo habrÍa empezado por un altercado entre alguno de los asistentes. en carolina del sur, e

but us court of appeals with the district of columbia circuit.nd with each of these positions the senate voiced its confidence in judge jackson's character in that it is ass qualified and as experienced as any nominee and nations history and then than four of the current justices did combined at the time they did the court and then to provide a clear understanding and the role of the judiciary in a she has said herself a judge has a duty to decide cases based solely on the law without fear or favor or prejudice or passion. this is precisely why she has a proven record to be faithful to the constitution. and to be an independent fair and impartial judge. that is why judge jackson has earned the support of the law enforcement community including the fraternal order of police and the international association of chiefs of police as well as victims of crime including domestic violence of sexual assault survivors. i had the pleasure and the joy to meet with judge jackson last week. near know fair-minded person could deny her experience and credentials

one that many hope will not only help reveal the truth of one of the darkest chapters of columbia civil conflict. but also sure that it will not happen again. now some victims of an all refiner explosion in southern nigeria. as emo state have been buried in mass graves, at least a 110 are known to have been killed in the blast at the legal refinery on friday. the pilfering of oil is common in this part of like europe, where unemployment is. now a global sun crisis is looming. if urgent action isn't taken in a report, the u. n's environment program warns the world is using sand faster than it can be replaced. global demand, a surge to 50000000000 tons a year because of population growth and urbanized ation. sound is the world's most consumed raw material after water is the primary substance used in the construction of roads and bridges the you and want stricter rules for some mining? the problem ease that san is produced to very slow erosion, georgia, all process. we takes hundreds of thousands of years to bring to go from rocks to grain of song. i've sent. and we beauman are using $5000

and then in columbia, south carolina, 14 people were injured at a shooting in a mall in columbia.or the latest now, let's turn to nadia romero. so this is sad. it's sad any day but here we are, the holiday weekend. how are police piecing these together? >> very chaotic at both scenes. in pittsburgh and south carolina. if we start with pittsburgh, police found drugs, guns and alcohol at this massive party, largely attended by people who were under age. two people were shot and killed at this party in pittsburgh overnight. and they were both boys under the age of 18. eight others were shot. police say the youngest victim was just 14 years old. they say when they arrived, there were some 200 people who were all running away from this rented property. some of them jumping out of windows trying to get to safety. that's why there were so many injuries. and police say, as fred mentioned, this happened right before the easter holiday. and this has left the community traumatized from this event. take a listen. >> it's heartbreaking. here we are, easter, and we have multiple families, two t

. police don't believe the attack of the columbia ana center mount was random. those were the headlines to be back with more news here in half an hour. next, it's witness on out there are trying to in the u. s. sleep walking their way to war in the struggle over ukraine. here's the test for president joe biden from is really trying to do is rewrite the security architecture in your personal united states. you, sir, if you go to walk and to come at the same time, your weekly pay on us politics and society, that's the bottom line. ah 2 with. ready ready ready much can and one of them have let me get a hold and i will demon my. i said it because it, i mean. ready certainly get very hot clues about japan today about your civilization coaching empty day. ready asthma and mitchell from n, b e, y, and us kind of fell sloppy. big event went in a very name was get it with a need was law, has a human li only had the fun, the law that they have wants to set up. but i like that i had me with them, but i, you know, well, in the korean fioma, so the fear of that a mana, for c

able to get into columbia. and the thing we learned at rice, but as being so long in this world, never let a young person fall in love with one school, because they are applying -- you never know. things are random in life. we have students get rejected in rice that had a 4.0 average in high school and aced the scores. the parents comes and say my kid was perfect, how can you not take them? >> are you a tough grader? >> no. i'm medium. i'm very sympathetic and probably easier than i should be. sympathetic to excuses for late things. they are all sick on the same day, the night before the paper is due. but you can't say, you can't start challenging somebody tell ing you they weren't feeling well. >> and then i think i remember somebody named that. sports management is a hot field. and rice university is number one in the country in it. and it attracts a lot of young men and women. but wyatt. ed to become professionalized in rode crow. he does rodeo. i had to go when he applied there, we don't consider it a sport

nay has the latest. >> right now columbia police are still clearing that mall to make sure that it is

the question occurs on the nomination of ketanji brown jackson of the district of columbia to be an associate justice of the supreme court of the united states. >> i ask for the a's and nays. >> [laughter] is there a sufficient second? there is an certainly appears to be a sufficient second. the clerk will call the role. >> ms. baldwin? >> ay. >> mr. barrasso? >> no. >> mr. bennet? >> mr. bennet, ay. >> mr. blunt? >> no. >> mr. blunt, no. mr. booker? >> yes. >> mr. boozman? >> no. >> mr. brown? >> no. >> ms. cantwell? >> ay. >> this is l? >> ay. >> mr. casey? >> a wine. >> mr. cassidy? >> ay. >> mr. coons? >> ay. >> mr. cornyn? >> no. >> mr. kotten? >> no. >> mr. crapo? >> no. >> mr. cruz? >> no. >> mr. daines? >> no. >> mr. duckworth? >> ay. >> mr. durbin? >> a. y >> with this feinstein? >> ay. >> misses julie brand? >> ay. >> senator grassley? >> no. >> senator hagerty? >> no. >> mr. hawley? >> no. >> senator heinrichs? >> no. >> senator hickenlooper? >> ay. >> senator hirono? >> ay. >> senator highsmith? -- senator johnson? >> no. >> senator kaine? >> ay. >> senator kennedy? >> no. >> sena

uh, roll into southern areas of columbia and north western areas of brazil. we could see some flooding here. look at that remains pretty wet as well across serena's. and the guy anna's, and we are seeing those storms continue to roll along eastern areas of brazil with the potential flooding. even in places like reopen, by the time we get to monday, the sunshine will be back. we are going to see things turn wet. however, what's the uruguay and southern areas of brazil by the time we get to sunday, you can see the rush of storms pulling its way further. east on temperatures will dip down in southern areas of argentina as the wet and windy weather rolls east. now, temperatures are gonna be coming down across northern areas of mexico's. we had to central america temperatures in monterey, continuing to climb a few showers in southern areas. heavy rain for costa rica and panama and a scattering of showers and sunshine for the caribbean. but we're going to see the heavier falls, northern areas of the bahamas. by the time we get to sunday, as that storm system pushes

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and motorcyclists in columbia are running 80 measures to tackle st. crime. they say stigmatized that ah the to an attic skies the southern states have been in out scenes for weeks now. last systems on its way through now on the satellite picture, which means it's a bit historic because another one winding up here, it may not produce the tornadoes if you just seed further south, but it still produce some surprisingly, wintery weather in the mid west. that circulation and going through ontario's north matches the coldest. it will be rained on the east coast of the u. s. of a saki day. you might say in new york and the sea. ah, i have only once in my life. seen men who are scared to death. 30 years old from the start of the wall bosnia, the cam on al jazeera. ah ah. look about your, what channels is it with me, said robin. a reminder of our top stories, ukraine's as more victims of torture and execution, are being found every day in boucher era, pin and borrowed yankee. all the cities on the capital kiva blames russian troops of moscow insists the atrocities a

you see a legacy auditor by thee president and the vice president of columbia where madeleine believeo sound the alarm on climate change. and we didn't always win, in case you didn't notice. for example, when i flew to japan to get the kyoto accord, the first international group on climate change, the senate voted against it 98 to nothing before we got off the airplane home. but madeline thought it was right thing to do and she kept banging the drum. and i think time has proved her right. the secretary of states job, as i have came to learn first income is a traveling job. i was fortunate to travel many miles with her. when i first heard that she passed away, the very first thing i i did, i was home in w york, was to go into the kitchen and look at these two beautiful paintings from haiti that madeleine gave hillary and me, because she knew how much we care about what happened there. and they are just -- there are just so many things that i remember, i remember that in addition to columbia she was always interested in argentina not only because they were a very strong ally of the unit

danay: un tiroteo en un centro comercial de columbia generÓ pÁnico entre los que lo presenciaron.ue tengan seres queridos involucrados en el tiroteo. hicieron un llamado para que todas aquellas personas que estuvieran dentro de las instalaciones, marcarÁn el nÚmero de emergenciaal 911 le dijeran su ubicaciÓn. fÉlix: pasamos ahora a nueva york donde el mexicano que ayudÓ en el arresto del hombre que atacÓ a los viajeros del metro solicitarÁ una ayuda especialde las autoridades y no es la recompensa monetaria de la policÍa. >> es considerado un hÉroe, contribuyÓ con la captura del sospechoso del tiroteo masivo en el subway de nueva york que era buscado por cientos de detectives durante casi 30 horas. y hoy pedirÍa como retribuciÓn un beneficio migratorio. >> ahora sÍ que hay que levantar la voz. >> el mexicano cruzÓ la frontera siendo adolescente. tiene dos hijos y trabaja en esta floristerÍa desde hace 18 aÑos. algunos abogados de inmigraciÓn advierten que cada caso es diferente, pero no descartan que quizÁspoder regularizar su estatus migratorio. >> en este caso, yo dirÍa que Él p

bipartisan support first to serve as vice chair and second to the us district court for the district of columbia for the dc circuit. judge jackson comes to this floor with the best legal training where can can offer a decade of experience on the federal bench and a consistent record of bipartisan support here on this floor and that's one way to say the confirmation hearings and then to be through all of that and working with public school teachers to be a lawyer for the miami school district and as superintendent of schools. and remembering how hard her parents worked every single day they never even dreamed of for themselves and to be elected student body president and she told her guidance counselor she wanted to apply to harvard the counselor warned she should not set her sights so high. she said it where they should have been set and then to impress everyone along the way and those who are virtually beating down the doors into what a thoughtful and fair-minded in principle justice she would be that hasn't stopped some colleagues from distorting the record to tell the american people she and

they were linked to oysters from british columbia, canada that have since been recalled. canada has reported 279 cases of norovirus links to those oysters. >> a section of hiking trails in the presidio of san francisco are now closed to dogs right now is coyote pupping season. so in an effort to keep pets safe and people too, the city will not allow dogs on certain trails. so here's a map showing the closures restrictions stretch from mount a late to the recibio prominent on along with a bay ridge trail from the rob hill. campground to the presidio golf course. the closures will remain in place through early september when pupping season >> where we're going need roads and chargers. details on the lower ian's new electric vehicle. and when it's expected to make its first appearance in northern california. this is what people with eczema said about how their skin feels... ...when it comes to our skin, what if it could feel differently? say hello to opzelura for the treatment of mild to moderate eczema. opzelura is a steroid-free cream proven to help clear skin and signific

in columbia colony in ne delhi, a resident was taken care of her baby when a troop of 12 knocks burst into her home. pretty little kitten o my nickie, what you did for busy i pressed my 9 month old daughter against me, and i pretended to sleep the walk up. not only for nick acting, but the monkeys surrounded me with that. i had been now, well, one than not child thought they surrounded me and started biting me. jonathan was again on my back. my shoulders, my thighs everywhere with me now, but they put me on my stomach to thought age of up the car together. big movie nature, sheesh no one knows how many pages are on the city. what's clear is that the primary scholarly, vicious, with more than 950 tags reported at last count in 2018 over the years. then numbers of increased steady, me, a development that's gone hand in hand with the rapid growth in daily's human population, the loss of their natural habitat to make room for people industrious and farming is part of the problem jungle in the wrong. they need have been decimated, especially in the region here. now the metro line is coming

with the walgreens legacy and rebuild their communities. cleaning up efforts at the foot of the columbia in last montes are in full swing. tons of ashes need to be removed, shadow gone valley and that other is a busy to it's a special clean up mission. but despite the hard work, she is relieved. her village is still there. boy, fairly similar, we were over the moon is not we didn't think we'd come back the eruption was so close just over there that are in thought firefighters. and many volunteers have helped her to free the house from the ashes. but there is no running water at the moment. and the roof of the small annex might collapse. she and her husband almost lost it all. m e m a was so scared the house, my collapsed skill operate, bundle gone down by her. so nice abala live because of all those ashes there are a lot of pressure built up of emma and the walls of these types of houses are old. and this is an old yet strong house law because it didn't collapse. it's got 44 can know that got your data gonzales and that other and others here are optimistic that in a few weeks time life i