the columbia militia of attacking it soldiers. now the countries are hoping to normalize relations onto zeros, on a, some of empathy reports now from columbia's capital bog atop. venezuela's main consulate in columbia. capital bull guitar lies in ruins. an accidental fire in april. burn much of it. it's walls covered in graffiti and overgrown weeds. it's a tangible symbol of a relationship gone sour since 2019. i'll dig that order. when columbus former president divan duke refused to recognize nicholas my daughter as the president of venezuela after elections. lucas said we're fraudulent. but all data changed with the election of columbus 1st left his president with them a pedro who promised to restore relations. last month madura enthusiastically received columbia's newly appointed ambassador, admitting big laughs and hugs the columbian invoice as the neighbors should never have parted ways. bill this year, back in her magazine community, there are some 5000000 columbia and citizens that have been totally abandoned for years with

the gentlewoman from the district of columbia reserves. and the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. crawford: thank you, mr. speaker. i'll reserve at this time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from the district of columbia is recognized. ms. norton: mr. speaker, i have no more speakers, and i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. crawford: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm prepared to close. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. crawford: thank you, mr. speaker. in closing, the paw act will help identify persistent problem areas and best practices when it comes to dealing with pets and disasters in -- animals in disasters and save more lives. i urge support of this legislation and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlewoman from the district of columbia is recognized. ms. norton: mr. speaker, in closing, i

i moved to the district of columbia in 2002. spent six years as a trial attorney in the antitrust division handling civil antitrust matters prior to joining the u.s. attorney's office for the district of columbia. since 2009, i have served as an assistant united states attorney for the district of columbia, where i have handled a wide range of criminal cases on behalf of the united states. i have handled over 20 trials in the -- court and i have prosecuted various felonies. i have such to uphold the law and the value of fairness and justice. if i am confirmed, it will be an honor and privilege to continue to serve the residents of the district of columbia as an associate judge on the superior court. thank you again for the opportunity to put appear -- to appear before you paid i look forward to answering your questions. rep. peters: thank you. there are three questions that we ask every nominee, and i will ask each of you to respond with a yes or no. we will work down the table for each of these questions. first, is there anythi

thanks for inviting me and i'm connecting from both the columbia an error in the country. this is a very significant moment, especially because colombia is the largest house country for venezuelan microns refuse. so what we see is that the border between both countries was close during the most significant refugee crisis in the modern history of america and the unprecedented unit theory and political crisis in neighboring venezuela. meanwhile, this is the most reverse order by venezuela are trying to escape from the misery in the home country. but during the border closures, they needed to cross informal border bushway school directions which are under control by criminal elements. and once an armed groups and the jews, extreme violence basically extort these migrants that tried to feed him as well. now you've just been talking about the refugee crisis. you've also mentioned these criminal elements. who will this border reopening really benefit? it's most important for border communities of both sides of the dividing line. and they've suffered tremendously from disclosures

but all data changed with the election of columbia. the 1st let its president pay through promise to restore relations. last month, my daughter enthusiastically received columbia as newly appointed them back to their meeting. big last hugs. the colombian invoice has the neighbors should never have parted ways. lucas, you have been back in the community. there are some 5000000 columbia citizens that have been totally abandoned for years without possibility to renew a passport in id. it was just stupid and inhumane. whatever the differences, it doesn't make sense to have no communication. the 2 countries up since announced a full reopening of their poorest 2000 kilometers long border for trades and called for the resumption of military collaboration in a region over run by criminal groups. but this fight that many pledges and boastful announcements, restoring full diplomatic relations. it's easier said than done the 2 countries remain deeply suspicious of one another today. ok, i think it will be a much more complex and long process than

laughed and hugged the columbia in boy. has the neighbors should never have parted ways. look back in the community. there are some 5000000 columbia citizens that have been totally abandoned for years without possibility to renew a passport and id. it was just stupid and inhumane. whatever the differences, it doesn't make sense to have no communication. the 2 countries have since announced a full reopening of their poorest 2000 kilometer long border for trades and called for the resumption of military collaboration in a region over run by criminal groups. but this fight that many pledges in both full announcements, restoring full diplomatic relations. it's easier said than done cut the 2 countries to remain deeply suspicious of one another today. ok. i think it will be a much more complex and long process to what people think. the 2 countries have the per symmetries or if you look at trade, but it's weighted industry is in shambles with the material regime. the most important things to show that they're not as isolated as t

again, we had to germany, columbia, nigeria, and uganda. it's been more than 8 months since ugandans goons fully reopened. but teachers still unhappy with their pupils progress. most of the children wrote again and has been completely given us also and only been, oh right. they are names they what i can read their names, they were fine again, everything was very new to them. so we started like letter by letter, identity them, other than even the 100 person with them. others, other than for would have been out 200 versus it. in march 2020, you gander, announced the full closure of schools to manage the spread of coded 19 milker and by basi thought it would last a week or 2. but it dragged on for 22 months. becoming the world's longest school closure. nearby red mother admitted our spin lake one my own, yet hold side to a few more surveys, but unfortunately, tame wintery never telling us that we have to go back to school. so was like, what? so no. what's the only thing i'm gonna do? milka unimed by policy is fine me back in school, but her gr

and the fate of the more than $2500000.00 refugees at columbia. but i left the agenda, makes no mention of security of migration of consulate services. venezuela's ambassador placencia has long denied the existence of a migratory crisis. but now that he is in bogota, he inevitably will have to recognize it and address it. but even with its many fits and starts, the fact that the 2 neighbors are talking again is welcome news for millions of colombians and been swelling on both sides of the border. we've been in limbo for years. but now, believe there is hope for a more stable future. allison beauty and desirable with her cubans are voting in a landmark referendum that could legalize same sex marriages. an adoption pose. changes will also allow sargon pregnancies and get more ice, non biological parents. the president miguel diaz canal says the changes necessary to guarantee the rights of all families.

it definitely suffered a lot to columbia venezuela. always has been one of each other's and most important trade partners and especially venezuela suffering from a deep political and economic crisis. neat bilateral commerce are estimates that in the 1st year after today's quarter opening, and the border economy can represent up to $1000000000.00 us dollars. and it's definitely much more than a symbolic because the border reopening. and it's part of the read taking of diplomatic relations between both the and productions which have been broken off in february 2019. so it's very important that both countries are talking again, especially for all of these migrants that need extra large services. for example, too renewer to passports in but because right now hosts about 2400000 finish reading my concern with my columbia as president gustavo petro was at the ceremony at the border crossing today. but nicholas, my daughter, venezuela wasn't there. why was that? i mean, to answer this question, i only can speculate, you know, and my daughter

and the fate of the more than $2500000.00 refugees at columbia. but i left the agenda, makes no mention of security of migration of consulate services. venezuela's ambassador placencia has long denied the existence of a migratory crisis. but now that he's in bogota, he inevitably we'll have to recognize it and address it. but even with its many fits and starts, the fact that the 2 neighbors are talking again is welcome news for millions of colombians and been swelling on both sides of the border. we've been in limbo for years. but now, believe there is hope for a more stable future and alexander and peer to draw just not live from the town of co kuta which is on the columbia as well or border. i shall tell us more about this reopening shirley. and what it all means. yes. say there were still waiting for the ceremony to happen. it was supposed to have happened already more than an hour ago, but there was a last minute surprised with the announcement that the columbian presidents, gustavo pitts and a well participate in this ceremony. so we are here

those decor fillings, co williams from columbia to out of every 3 young people in public schools in columbia, did not have a computer issue. churches are a good part of the last 2 year. so those students were unable to continue their education. got sort of 2 more so many feel they now need to work harder to catch up with students at private schools. maria julianna is also attending extra curricular classes. good. oak is in the pandemic. his definitely made things more difficult. in 8th grade science is like chemistry and physics became individual subjects. como that, that was when everything went on line. so i missed out on all the basics of they subject. what is this now in 10th grade the material? well, learning is much more complex, but i feel like i don't have the basics of what is going on. but maria juliana essays, academic challenges on the only problem. she's noticed that many of her classmates are now more anxious and insecure than they were before the pandemic. see? yes, it's something he nurses and i think we sometimes just ignore it. or maybe because we think they are exaggeratin

the border between columbia and venezuela has officially reopened for trades. the 2 sides cut all ties in 2019 after columbia's government recognized venezuela's opposition leader as president following a disputed election. but columbia is newly elected. leftist president wants to improve relations with venezuela. let's go live now to the town of kuta, which is on the columbia, venezuela border algiers. allison ram. betty? is there people streaming across that border behind you? the alice over? yeah, absolutely. adrian and everybody here is very happy about what happened today with their reopening of the border to portray the we've seen the 1st tracks are crossing width car, go from venice willing to columbia and vice versa. there is great expectation for what this will mean for this region. after a years of ice, you relationships after years of very, very restricted the economic activity and in a situation where much of the goods that moved through this board there did. so. busy a legally, through a legal paths that crossing of the river that was controlled an

, the 1st time the columbia, the left wing. a precedent have made one of his promises was to restart a tray to restart, talking to nicholas. my daughter yet in is press conference. so he did that though . describe the situation in venezuela as a humanitarian disaster, because obviously here they are walking on a fine line on one side. they want to restart relations. they think that it's important to talk to their neighbors even if they don't see eye to eye on a number of issues. and even if they don't consider mizounos government the as a democratic. so there was expectation for a picture to recognize the situation in venezuela. the humanitarian crisis, something that the government that venezuela so far avoid the doing. the expectation a petro said is that a globalization is important to have strong cooperation with their neighbors. and they're hoping that the trades will help also improve economic situations for many venezuelans. and also maybe reduce the number of venezuelans that decide to leave their country. all right, th

. >>> so for first time columbia university admits it admitted inaccurate data to the u.s.n a jump in ranking so extraordinary that one of the university's own math professors said it did not add up. here is what u.s. education secretary miguel cardona said about the rankings system last month. >> too often our best resource schools are are chasing rankings that mean very little on measures that truly count. college completion, economic mobility, narrowing gaps in access to opportunity for all americans, that system of ranking is a joke. in case i haven't been clear yet, allow me to restate it, we need a culture change in higher education now. >> we'll come back to this. right now what you're seeing is king charles on the throne room in hillsborough, castle, in northern ireland. >> during this period of public mourning for queen elizabeth, we are mindful that you and your family grieve on the passing of a mother, a grandmother, and a great grandmother. i hope that you and your family can take comfort from the appreciation and the warmth that has accompanied the tributes to

now columbia mexico levi stadium an international friendly mexico led two nilden columbia. came roaring back 50 second minute louis cena sarah finds the back of the net. and they tie it up at two still tied at two in the 68th minute wilmer barrios with the right footed boot from outside the box to give colombie the lead they go on to win this one three two go on to win this one three two sp i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver prob

columbia university in new york, one of the best schools in the world, but columbia felt the need toporter: hello, jake. yeah, this all began to unravel for columbia back earlier in the year when a professor of mathematics at columbia university began to ponder a question, how is it possible that the university had a pretty meteoric rise going from 18th in the nation to the number 2 spot so that mathematician crunched the numbers, the same numbers that columbia supposedly had been crunching such as class size, the level of education for faculty, also the student to faculty ratio and others and he came up with different results. he found that columbia had made significant errors, errors in their favor, so then columbia did its own internal study and what do you know they came out with this particular statement saying, quote, we determined we had previously relied on outdated and incorrect methodologies. we have changed those for current and future submission. the secretary of education's been very critical of college rankings. listen to what he had to say. >> too often our best resour

now columbia mexico levi stadium an international friendly mexico led two nilden columbia.ck 50 second minute louis cena sarah finds the back of the net. and they tie it up at two still tied at two in the 68th minute wilmer barrios with the right footed boot from outside the box to give colombie the lead they go on to win this one three two sports on abc 7 sponsor kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions to pthat's why cal fired reduce firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, w

when he took office in august pedro became columbia's first leftist president.week it was clear the kremlin perceives this as a positive change. russian president vladimir putin called columbia a promising ally in latin america praising pedro for being open to strengthening ties between the two countries. for the former national security advisor pedro's new foreign policy means columbia will join a new political and economic bloc of nations. what those of us in the previous government consider meddling they now interpret it as an alliance, he said. back at the border and far from politics business owners say they're ready for a reopening. i want to see more people like we used to have before the border closing and the pandemic, she said. she has already bought new chairs and tables for her restaurant. her hope of an economic boom is a sharp contrast with the fear many feel in bogota about what the thawing of relations may spell for the country's future. >>> japan is preparing for the state funeral of former prime minister shinzo abe on tuesday. now, abe was assa

the one north of columbia is well ahead of schedule. and the contract to begin the first part of widening on the section between charleston and columbia is about to be signed to move forward with that project ahead of schedule. all that work's been accelerated due to leadership efforts for the governor and our legislative body as well. so you've got your major routes and then of course there's large emphasis looking at drainage projects throughout the state. especially in areas where we have frequent flooding. so more to come on that. but of course there's plenty of work to do when it comes to draining an work across the state -- drainage work across the state. reporter: are you expecting more shelters to open up poststorm? >> at this point in time, the local emergency management departments have -- they're prepared. we have not said that -- they have not said they're going to open any. but if we have to surge and get one up and ready, we can do that pretty quick. but there are at this point in time, we don't have any word for any more

between venezuela and columbia. wow. for the 1st time in 7 years, trucks and cars were allowed to cross 2 key bridges linking the colombian region of knotted ascent and there. and the venezuelan state of tatiana, the banker, is well lawyer. the people on both sides of the border will have a wonderful reunion when this will benefit the children who for the last 3 months have been able to cross the border to study rigorous halls. well as the rest of the people. i got to go through all that in the passage for vehicles with restricted back in 2015, an entirely blocked in 20. 19 after the colombian government, try to deliver truckloads of age to the venezuelan, a position with a new left as president in columbia. gustavo petro, tensions between the 2 countries are set to ease from about hulu. this is the right step because many people suffered since they close the border corner with it. now that is becoming a lively latin american border area, or again, any kind of dna. it's great to see that they are reviving their comm

he had no documents on him, but his identity is currently being established in columbia. and venezuela reopened cargo commerce on monday potentially enabling billions of dollars in trade. after years of closure. people along the shad boyd a hope it will boost the economy in an area deeply affected by the conflict between the 2 nations of asunder on piazza reports from the columbia and border town of co kuta. i adorned with flags from those countries, the 1st cargo trucks cross the border between colonial venezuela. after years of political conflict i. it's a highly symbolic moment, as delegations from both governments smith in the middle of the simone believe, a bridge, colombia, new left wing precedent with several pay through had made the reopening of the border. a key campaign promise. good. okay. years on the a story. i think today's a historic day for the region for the country for south america and globalization is 1st and foremost, the relationship between neighbors. anyone who measures the flows of trade, cultural change and population movement will always find th

unrest in columbia.th the new government and your participation as well. can you describe the stability in columbia and what it means for your tourism? 70 people have gone. describe the tourism future for columbia after decades of real unrest. minister ocampo: let me save the peace process that took place five years ago has been fairly successful in generating peace in several parts of the country. the current government is involved in other negotiations that we hope will be successful and they turned to peace in many parts of the country. that has affected the boom of tourism. we hope it will come back when the economy fully recovers because the world is still depressed, although it is recovering. in columbia we hope to have a new boom of tourism. jonathan: we appreciate your time. we are lucky to catch up with you. the minister talking about some of the problems we have in the world. you forget that in em they have done a lot of work already on the rates side before the fed got started. lisa: their rat

but all that has changed with the election of columbia's 1st left, his president gustavo petrov, who promised to restore relations last month. my daughter enthusiastically received columbia as newly appointed ambassador, a meeting big on laughs and hugs. the columbian in voice as the neighbors should never have parted ways. iraq, this year, back in i had magazine, there are some 5000000 columbian citizens that have been totally abandoned for years. without possibility to renew a passport and id. it was just stupid and inhumane. whatever the differences, it doesn't make sense to have no communication. the 2 countries up since and now the full reopening of their porous 2000 kilometers long border for trades and called for the resumption of military collaboration in a region over run by criminal groups. but this fight that many pledges and boastful announcements, restoring full diplomatic relations. it's easier said than done, but the 2 countries remain deeply suspicious of one another today. ok, i think it will be a much more complex and long processed on what people think. the 2 count

also coming up columbia and venezuela in just 70 just views and reopen the border. both sides hard to benefit us. trade picks up and celebrations at nasa after scientist passed their 1st. if a planet tree defense test, a nasa spacecraft hills into an asteroid, millions of kilometers away in a huge experiment to alter its course. ah, i'm jared read. thank you for your company. the kremlin says it hasn't yet made any decision on closing roches borders that despite thousands of men leaving over the last week to avoid being cold up to fight in ukraine. as many, many as 300000 reservists are being sent in to bolster russia's forces they, they've been protests against the coal up as well as an exodus via air and land. one of the country, seeing a big influx of russian men of fighting age, is neighboring georgia. long lines of vehicles at the larger border crossing and entry point to georgia. these men of lean russia and let me put in the military mobilization. lab moves implicit suite a $1200.00 to be escorted to the point to the killing, which is 3 kilometers before the

also on the program, columbia and venezuela in disturbing the dispute and re opened the border, both sides hoped to benefit is tried, picks up and its humanity won. asteroids 0 over at nasa after a space craft smashes into a space rocket, blistering speed in what the agency is calling it planetary defense test. ah, i'm jarrett drake. thank you for your company. the kremlin says it hasn't yet made any decision on closing russia's borders that despite thousands of men leaving over the last week to avoid being cold up to fight in ukraine. as many as 300000 reservists are being sent in to bolster russia's forces there. they've been protest against the coal op, as well as an exodus by air and land. one of the country seeing a big influx of russian men of fighting age, is neighboring georgia. long lines of vehicles at the lars he border crossing an entry point to georgia. these men are fleeing russia and lie to me put in military mobilization or moves of what is sweet, a $1200.00 to be escorted to the point to the killing, which is 3 kilometers before the russian checkpoint on the russian

and the faith of the more than $2500000.00 refugees at columbia. but i left the agenda, makes no mention of security of migration of consulate services. venezuela's ambassador, placid caea has long denied the existence of a migratory crisis. but now that he is in bogota, he inevitably will have to recognize it and address it. but even with its many fits and starts the fact that the 2 neighbors are talking again is welcome news for millions of colombians in venezuela on both sides of the border. they've been in limbo for years. but now, believe there is hope for a more stable future. allison betty and desirable with her world chess champion, magnus coulson, has made allegations of cheating in the game. he also says he'll be saying more on a scandal that's rocks the sport. magnets thompson just resign. got up and left, switched off his camera. and that's all we know right now. while speech, let them know that for the moment the norwegian world number one walked away from a match against hans nyman council has implied, nyman is a cheated ever since th

but tech, columbia is new left as president gustavo petro wants to improve. the relationship with one is venezuela, and there is alessandra emp. yeti has worn us now from cook top. this is no doubt an historic day for the people who live along the border between columbia, venezuela, they have been waiting for at this day for years now. and if you talk to them and they will tell you that they are mostly very enthusiastic at the idea of trade, restarting between the 2 countries. now, 1015 years ago, the trade between columbia in venezuela mounted to some $7000000000.00 us dollars. it went down to less than $300000000.00. us dollars throughout these years of political conflict between the 2 countries in this has had a major effect on the people that live a here. obviously, it has also empowered a number of criminal organizations that have taken advantage advantage of the closure a to create a very large a smuggling operation across this border where this is a very porous border of more than 2000 kilometers. so what we saw today was a, a symbolic, a formal ceremo

twenty fifty here in british columbia people decided enough is enough. and i taking strides to stop the tragic destruction of our ocean. ocean legacy is a local foundation whose aim is to tackle the growing problem of plastic pollution along the twenty five thousand kilometers of coastline here. khloe dubois is one of the founders. i'm sorry ni to meet you. alright we first ladies first. the british columbia coast is made up of deep inlets and rugged island shorelines. so helicopter travel isn't just a joy ride. it's essential. day were headed to the clock what sound. and one of the forty thousand islands that dot the coastline here. the stranger but tricky -- it's really hard to tell just how much debris is actually here because of the logs and rocks. we could spend years cleaning this island alone it's the estimated that there's about five point two five trlion pieces of plastic in the ocean right now. and a lot of those pieces are free to move wherever they want around the planet. aside from the you know the unsightly mess out of pollution on these go

>> inflation is a product of a deep law in columbia.rengthening of the dollar because of the fact that it made its internal interest rate grow. it still intends to do so more and that caused a spike in the value of other currencies. the colombian peso much more. then it becomes more expensive for us. the price doubled for us due to public policy two or three decades ago. columbia decided to import more food to produce it. >> is that going to change? >> it has to change. it is what i call sovereignty. instead of having the global food security entered into a crisis. but we have to guarantee is to produce the minimum of the food for the entire population. you have the capacity, the land, the water, even the farming culture of the country could help us. we have to take that leap to recover agricultural -- agriculture in columbia. >> we have an energy crisis but also a climate crisis. how do you balance exporting oil and carbon? >> we have an energy crisis but also a climate crisis. it is a dilemma when you have so many oil and coal exports

mobilize task force one water rescue capability at state fire campus in columbia. so that we were prepared to offer regional search and rescue teams located in charleston and myrtle beach. last night north charleston request 2 both teams so he asked for his one and they arrived there at 10 a.m. backfilled the scenes by requesting to both teams through firefighter mobilization at anderson county answered that call and there both teams are in columbia ready to deploy if needed. as well as state fire marshal steve donovan jones continued to make contact with the fire chiefs along the coast tomake sure they have no unmet needs . we appreciate all of the first responders who volunteer and stands ready to ensure south carolina is prepared if any search and rescue is necessary and remind those viewers if you ever do find yourself in an emergency situation needing that sort of assistance to dial 911 department of social services. >> good afternoon, michael lee, department of social services. currently we havefive shelters open across the state. all our general population s

columbia was ranked number two behind only princeton, but one of columbia's own math professors saysvered major discrepancies in the student and faculty data that was submitted by the school. >> i just looked at the figures one by one, and the one that really jumped out at me right away was class size. i went through all the other figures that show up. well, all the others that i could independently verify, and in every case i found a discrepancy between the figures reported to "u.s. news" and the figures that were reported elsewhere. >> columbia attributed the bad data to outdated or incorrect methods. as a result, the school dropped from number 2 to number 18. parents should use the annual list only as a guide and not to match them to a university. >>> a las vegas politician charged with killing a politician is due in court. public administrator robert telles is accused of stabbing jeff german after he wrote about telles alleged misconduct. a co-worker said she and her colleagues approached the reporter about telles' behavior. she says his reaction to the articles was disturbing. >

she was behind a court case in british columbia where the british columbia supreme court ruled that thencial government was not doing a good enough job regulating the aquaculture in the open-net salmon pens. so they transferred that authority to the federal government, which has done a slightly better job. they call these salmon farms, but they are not farms, they are on the water and the fisheries. the british columbia court determined that they are fisheries and therefore, under control of the federal government, rather than farms, which would have left them under control of the provincial government. >> as you have described the problems that are created by salmon farming's global industry, what do you want to happen as a result of your work and raising awareness. is it possible to make salmon farming safer for the public, or are you thinking that it is an industry that needs to be over eradicated? >> there is a fascinating new development that we are quite hopeful about. it is called ras, and it stands for recirculating aquaculture system. there are two examples in the states right

what it means of venezuela and columbia to reopen their border. ah, japan is holding a state funeral for former prime minister sions. obey. you're looking at life pictures of the controversial ceremony happening in tokyo right now. some people laid flowers and are taking the day to pay tribute to obey. he was assassinated as be now in july, but others bear protesting on the streets of toko angry, over the cost of hosting the event. and the leaders controversial legacy. and i, spring in rama drive is in tokyo, so how things picking up there. now, rob it is a day of commemoration, but also a day of protest as we are just observing now this state funeral finally, getting on the way we've just seen since obvious remains being carried by his wife, a kia arriving at the venue and then being led into this hole by the current prime minister from your sheet as this event gets under way there are set to be well over 4000 people attending this state funeral, but it is highly controversial. in fact, the public broadcast h k here has just produced an opinion p

we saw the 1st trucks coming in and out from columbia to venezuela. and the vice versa. what's clear is that this will be a gradual process that about both governments hope that this will bring a lot of money to this region and jumpstart an economy that has been in tatters. been 8 here since 43 students were kidnapped and mexico and never seen alive again . their parents and him writes actually have been campaigning for justice ever since in a car in marching in mexico city to mark the anniversary. john holman, is barren joined us. now this must be very difficult, an emotional time for many people that john, have you managed to speak to anyone? and what are they saying? judge beecher spoke to one of the parents of one of the students. the 43 students who are disappeared and often how is feeling with students to just come from them all to from side to sort of join in here, these protests because it has been, as you said, it says the students have disappeared. they said that somebody else is feeling is disappointment, disappointment, because he thought under this administr

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