we'll be back with consul of mexico in san francisco, stay with us. ♪♪♪ consul remedios gomez arnau ofulate of mexico in san francisco. another topic we wanna talk about is the renaming of the biblioteca octavio paz. tell us what that means. remedios: yeah, on last april 19 we named our library octavio paz, why? well, he's a nobel prize of literature from mexico, the only nobel prize literature from our country and he was someone that came here to san francisco. he studied at berkeley university but very important, he was member of the mexican consulate. that was in the 1940s and he began working here as a local employee and then he became a member of thewas very impord remind everyone that he was here and that's why we named our library at the consulate octavio paz. damian: all right, we do have some final video that we wanna show, just at the consulate when things were normal, but we wanna show you some of that as well. what is it, consul, about the bay area, because you're talking octavio paz lived in the bay area; we know that diego rivera and frida kahlo lived in the bay area; we

¿qué nos puede decir de este esfuerzo, cónsul?ción de alzheimer's; es una enfermedad que ataca también altamente la población latina, y es importante que estén informados; en este symposium, estuvo como invitado especial, el ingeniero luis gutiérrez reyes, que es el titular del instituto de los mexicanos en el exterior, y que dio un mensaje muy significativo a nuestra comunidad; eh, sobre todo, con la importancia que tiene, tomar en cuenta esta enfermedad, y las opciones que existen, para que a tiempo pueda llevarse, tanto de parte de las personas que lo sufren como de los familiares, que es muy importante el apoyo de las familias, para el bienestar en general, de poder llevar adelante esta enfermedad. damián trujillo: bueno, no hay límite en los temas, los temas que cubre el consulado, ¿verdad?, hay que hablar de todo, de lo que se pueda para ayudar a la comunidad. alejandra bologna: sí, sin duda, y en ese sentido, pues, vamos a tener el 14 de junio hasta el 21, lo que llamamos la semana de educación financiera, es educación fina

we've heard from the argentinian and venezuela consulate. individuals are missing. the venezuelan consulate says four of its nationals are missing as a result of this. this is an area of south florida that is very known for some south americans to have a second home there, live there with some permanency. we're going to have to wait as more information comes out if more countries are affected. >> we're expecting a news conference any moment and we will be right back with that. ee. because the tempur-breeze° transfers heat away from your body... ...so you feel cool, night after night. during the tempur-pedic summer of sleep, save $500 on all tempur-breeze mattresses. i became a sofi member because i needed to consolidate my credit card debt. i needed just one simple way to pay it all off. it was an easy decision to apply with sofi loans, just based on the interest rate and how much i would be saving. there was only one that stood out and one that actually made sense and that was sofi personal loans. it felt so freeing. i felt like i was final

we know the paraguay and consulate is concerned about some of their nationals.urse, we need the confirmation of the 99 missing before we can find out what details of who they were. katty: i am looking at the buildings behind you as we wait for some kind of answers an investigation whether people in the area are a little nervous now about spending another night in a building next to one that has just collapsed. will: absolutely. i think that is very true. particularly because you really do see a distinction as you go along the beachfront between the modern buildings, the latest ones built in the 1980's. this was built in 1981. anyone in that kind of area building might feel concerned at this stage. the structural investigations are not yet properly underway. until they can be confirmed, i am sure there are plenty of residents feeling nervous. we do know for example that a lot of the residents are being housed in emergency shelters, in hotel rooms, and so on just along the beach. a joint operation at this stage. katty: will grant in miami for us. thank you very mu

consul in rio de janeiro, brazil writes a sweeping set of papers condemning the role of american ship captains and transporting africans from africa to brazil. that's one area where we have evidence, and a lot more needs to be done. the two places to look at our transportation of slaves to cuba and also to africa by american ship captains. the second area is this area. the number i give is based upon looking at as much material as i could, and the sources are in the book, but it's clearly an undercount. what's nice there is a project underfoot to look at the intra-american slave trade, to go into these federal repositories, and they are all over the place, not in washington, d. c., which you would expect. they are in atlanta, they are in texas, they are in alabama, and they are in new orleans. you have to unearth these manifests and go through every one, the one we looked at for the 15, that's the way you assemble this stuff. that's what will be done in the future. >> you mentioned elijah morris, and i think most people will agree, one of the things that makes history really compellin

, us consulate. and from there he ends up going to new york city. and he succeeds. and i put him in there. the painting is when one of the first ones i did read the shadows are very dark, it's a dark rich and the light, the contrast between the dark and the light is pretty profound because he went from darkness to light . and i see joseph quite a bit and he is, he's an engaging, very charming fellow. >> how do you feel when you told him that you were going to book and patient? >> he was shocked and then i showed him the picture. >> how did you feel about the painting ? >> i think he liked it okay. let's see if i can show it here. was flat was that you were not for the painting. >> anyway, it's i'm glad he's in there. >> another person, someone is audience likely knows hername is madeleine all right .>> not doing all right is a friend. >> madeleine all right is a friend which in this day and age ofpolarization tends to shock people. i guess you're notsupposed to be friends with people of a different p

consulate in from their hands up going to new york city. and succeeds.ute because for the first ones that i did, the shadows are dark. it's a dark purple in the light the contrast in the dark the latest pretty profound because he went from darkness to light. i see joseph quite a bit over the years pretty he's engaging very determined fellow. >> how did you feel when you told them you were going to put them in the book and paint him pretty. >> he was shocked. measuring the picture. [laughter] >> how did he feel about the painting. >> elected okay. i'm easy if i can show it here. yeah he was flattered. whether elected or not, here's joseph's painting. >> that's a beautiful painting. bush: i am glad he is in there. >> another person, madeleine albright, what made youht want o choose our. bush: she is a friend. which in this day and age, tends to shock people and i guess you're not supposed to be friends with somebody with a different political party but this is an example for people are logged breeding should be. i admire her a lot.th the thing about her st

maria: real quick, senator, are the abraham accords in jeopardy or the consulates in jerusalem?ator: they have ordered employees at the state department do not say the words abraham accords. the abraham accords were historic and brought together parties that had been in conflict for decades. we should be celebrating those victories but the biden administration is so profoundly political and hate trump so much that they want to erase the abraham accords. the biden administration wants open consulate in jerusalem for palestinians and the entire purpose is to undermine israel's claim to jerusalem and elevate hamas and the palestinians which will produce even more conflict. maria: senator, thank you so much, good to see you, we will see you soon. stay with us. managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart

. >> no nos parece justo la decisiÓn del cÓnsul de san josÉ.Ñeros, tenemos que seguir luchando. esperamos una mejor respuesta al dÍa de maÑana. >> estamos en vivo. una decisiÓn postergada por el consejo. >> es la primera vez que escucho la noticia. no estoy feliz o contenta. >> aquÍ te lo estamos confirmando. >> como no le hemos escuchado, no vamos a parar la huelga hasta que ellos no nos den algo escrito. hasta que sea algo seguro, vamos a seguir con la huelga. >> queremos que nos ayuden. queremos que nos ayuden a hacer comentarios y que le digan a los concejales que no quieren que la pulga se cierre. >> los mantendremos al tanto de esta situaciÓn. regreso contigo los estudios. paola: nuestra compaÑera tamara mino contactÓ a varios concejales antes de que ingresaran. tamara: aquÍ estamos siguiendo muy de cerca esta reuniÓn y antes de que se llevarÁ a cabo hablÉ con varios concejales, especialmente con magdalena carrasco y raÚl perales . varios vendedores de la pulgame han dicho que los han apoyado. veamos lo que nos dijeron. >> necesitamos que

some of those consulates, we're told, have been calling around to different hospitals in the miami areaying to get any news about their citizens who are unaccounted for. unfortunately in many of these cases, those consulates not getting the kind of positive news they would hope for. back to you. >> our thanks to matt rivers there in mexico city. you can help the collapse victims and their families. please head to cnn.com/impact. you'll find links there to charitable organizations verified by cnn. again, that's cnn.com/impact. >>> coming up here for us, the delta coronavirus variant is dashing europe's hopes for getting that kind of back to normal summer everyone was looking for. we're live in london with the details. >>> plus derek chauvin sentenced to 22 1/2 years in prison for the murder of george floyd as floyd's family speaks out. >> if you could say anything to your daddy right now, what would it be? >> it would be, i miss you, and i love him. >>> derek is a quiet, thoughtful, honorable, and selfless man. he has a big heart, and he always has put others before his own. >> carolyn p

maria: real quick, senator, are the abraham accords in jeopardy or the consulates in jerusalem?ator: they have ordered employees at the state department do not say the words abraham accords. the abraham accords were historic and brought together parties that had been in conflict for decades. we should be celebrating those victories but the biden administration is so profoundly political and hate trump so much that they want to erase the abraham accords. the biden administration wants open consulate in jerusalem for palestinians and the entire purpose is to undermine israel's claim to jerusalem and elevate hamas and the palestinians which will produce even more conflict. maria: senator, thank you so much, good to see you, we will see you soon. see you soon. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you know how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel ♪ [man: coughing] ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day... ♪ no matter how you got copd it's time to make a stand. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good ♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd

main with consulates because there are so many different citizens that live in south florida.tion to the point that these different consulates are contacted area hospitals in south florida to try and do their own research, to try and identify where their citizens are, if they made it out of the rubble, made it into a hospital. that is the primary way that these countries are communicating with the united states. but just like so many american families are waiting for news, the exact same thing is happening for people across south america. >> matt rivers in mexico city, thanks very much. >>> so what happened here? how does a residential building in 21st century america disappear into a cloud of dust with dozens of people inside. joining me now to share his insight is an architect, kobe carp. a member of the american institute of architects. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you so much for having me. >> listen, this is a catastrophic failure. and we're still in search and rescue phase and those efforts need to be exhausted before we get to these questions

the johns were shot down a very close to the american consulate in kurdistan, region and northern iraq. and also this also, the attack comes only a couple of days after the anniversary parade that was taken by the popular mobilization force in a city. now, there is also many comments by political representatives of the popular mobilization force in the parliament and also from the political elite condemning that tech. and also encouraging the iran backed out of the groups to retaliate now of the resistance, the resistance brigades. that statement also indicates that the presence of the american troops in iraq is unconstitutional and is a violation of the mandate that was passed by the iraqi house representatives. and the also say that they will continue resisting, as they say, are fighting the presence of the american soldiers in iraq. but meanwhile, as you know, that the american presence in iraq is by virtue of agreement with the government of prime minister, most of called me. and also that entails the training and giving military counseling to the iraqi soldiers, especially with th

but at the same time, they have been trying to speak with consulate, the foreign minister.e, the foreign ministry in colombia has been sending out information to the colombian citizens. and the same notes of -- of -- of hope that the same expert, just before me, was talking to you, paula, were shared by other. for example, this morning, i was -- i could interview the consulate of the venezuelan community in miami and he said exactly the same. that, in some cases, people have been rescued alive from disasters like this, even three or four days after such a disaster took place. so they are hoping. they, really, are keeping the hopes alive, and against everything that they are seeing in front of their eyes. hoping that some of their loved ones will be, still, alive. paula. >> all right. stefano, appreciate the update. i know you are going to be saying across this for us over the weekend. we will talk to you, again. appreciate it. >>> now, there is much more to come right here on cnn, including reaction to the prison sentence handed down to the former-police officer convicted o

s. consulate in bill, in northern iraq, tension has been rising between washington and iran. since the u. s. a. to strike, kill the head of iran, puts a false cause himself manny along with a bowman didn't want this. a took commanded of the popular mobilization forces in the last year. carrying out these threats of revenge now could mean more escalation in the region. and lead to a dispute between iraq, the government, and these parliamentary groups that were had ultra 0 of that the former, some african president, jacob zoom, has been given 5 days to hand itself in after a judge sentenced him to 15 months in jail. zoom has been found guilty of contempt for fighting to appear before an inquiry which was investigating corruption during his time in office. this report from family de mila. it's the 1st time a former south african leader is facing jail time. jacob zoom has been ordered to surrender himself to police within 5 days. he was sentenced to 15 months for failing to appear at corruption inquiry. the constitutional court judges decision leaves the former president with few

consulate in jerusalem. and what if any assurances do you have that new leadership will work to de-escalate tensions such as avoiding and displacing palestinians from their homes or further settlement and expansion? we know this is essential to the security of israel also, and i still believe in a two state solution and a path forward for a two state solution. sec. blinken: thank you very much. i share your perspective, appreciated your communication and letter. just a couple of things. one of the main purposes of the trip besides making very clear our commitment to israel's security and ability to defend itself, one of the other purposes of the trip was to truly restart our engagement with the palestinian people and the palestinian authority. we had already before the crisis, as you know, started a process of restoring humanitarian, economic and security systems consistent with the law. on the trip, i was able to add to the assistance already provided to account for what had happened in gaza and the west ba

ah lake constance gets more i than the best one is the island of mine out with its consul notch cock. floral. ah, in contrast the vegetables grow on heights and now the largest island in lake constance. but that's not why unesco declared it a world heritage site in the middle ages, kind, you know, was a religious then. sure. if the christiana oxidants, those thing, benedictine ministry, and over 20 churches chapels whose 3 romanesque churches still remain today. the back on the mainland. there's another lovely church. the facility of piano is a rock pilgrimage church, which office dunning views ah, not far away, though much older. prehistoric pile dwellings of wounding and in the alpine foothills traces, the settlements stating back to the stone and brothers ages have been discovered in makes more in onto one thing and the reconstructed still. when they comprise an open museums, it gives the visitors and insight into the lines for the early hunters, gatherers and fishermen who lived here. the. if you want to get a birds eye view of lake constance yourself, you can always book a flight

consulate in guangzhou, china.e and his wife began to suffer after hearing strange sounds in their apartment. >> lenzi: picture holding a marble. then, picture if you had, like, a sixfoot in diameter funnel, metal funnel. the sound that marble would make as it goes around, and it progressively gets faster as it gets, goes down towards the hole at the end. it's a sound like i've never heard before. >> pelley: was this subtle? like, "did i hear that?" >> lenzi: no. it was-- it was actually somewhat loud. i heard it about three or four times, always in the same spot. always over my son's crib, and always right before we would go to bed. >> pelley: lenzi wears prescribed glasses because sensitivity to light is among his persistent symptoms. >> lenzi: the symptoms were progressively getting worse with me. my headaches were getting worse. the most concerning symptom for me was memory loss, especially short-term memory loss. >> pelley: mark lenzi believes he was targeted because of his work. he uses top secret equipment t

we know a lot of these countries whose citizens have been affected by this have consulates in miami. some of those consulates we're told have been calling around to different hospitals in the miami area trying to get any news about their citizens who are unaccounted for. unfortunately in many of these cases those consulates not getting the kind of positive news they would hope for. back to you. >>> so the questions everyone is asking is how did this happen and could it have been prevented? earlier cnn asked those very questions to john pisterino, a structural engineer hired to investigate the collapse. >> at this particular point in time it's very important not to speculate as far as what caused this building to go down. engineers have a specific routine how to go about doing a forensic evaluation so that's the way it should be approached. the 40-year inspection program that happened since 1974 was certainly intended to prevent something like this from happening and so nothing really like this has happened until this has occurred. the thing is, though, that we expect building owners

are the abraham accords in jeopardy and what about this conflict that -- consulate that the u.s.ts to build in jerusalem. >> the abraham accords are absolutely in jeopardy. the biden state department, theo ordered employees of the state department do not say the words abraham accords. it's like abraham has become voldemort in the biden administration. the abraham accords were historic, brought together parties that had been inrt conflict for decades. we should be celebrating those victories. the biden administration is so profoundly political, hate trump so much, they want to erase the abraham accords. they say they want to open a new consulate in jerusalem for palestinians, the entire purpose of that is to undermine israel's claim to jerusalem and to elevate hamas and the palestinians which will produce more conflicts. maria: thank you so much. good to see you. we will see you soon. stay with us. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa is mealtime a struggle? introducing ore-ida potato pay. where ore-ida golden crinkles are your crispy currency to pay for bites of this..

. >> desde el pueblo rural donde vive su familia suprima cuenta que la cÓnsul de paraguay en miami leos. >> lady es una chica excepcional. reportero: todos coinciden en que las posibilidades de encontrar con vida a esta joven son pocas, pero se abrazan a la esperanza de un milagro. paulaina usted lo sabe cada minuto que pasa es crucial para los rescatistas. existen ejemplos que nos recuerdan que lo Último que debemos de perder es la esperanza. alejandro madrigal nos presenta un claro ejemplo de supervivencia. alejandro: de este edificio en ruinas tras el sismo de 2017 en la ciudad de mÉxico fue rescatado sergio luis. ocho pisos le cayeron encima. pese a las cuida nunca perdiÓ la esperanza. >> fueron casi 25 horas de tener fuerza, de poder luchar, de poder seguir conciente para tratar de seguir pidiendo ayuda, gritando. alejandro: en el derrumbe pero sergio perdiÓ a su mamÁ y a su tÍo, ademÁs le dejaron una discapacidad permanente. por eso manda este poderoso mensaje a la florida. >> que no pierdan la esperanza, yo que fui una de las personas tratando de sobrevivir se que si se puede,

for example, the consulate there, everyone, there has different opinions. you'll have the far right party, who wants to annex the west bank, and they're fighting against left parties, this arrow party, and also year la pete of the centrist party because he also supports the tuesday solution. but what's really the glue holding him altogether is there dislike for benjamin netanyahu, who will be staying in politics as the leader of his party. so maybe the fact that he's there and they can see him there, might remind them of why they came together in the 1st place and should make the whole situation. ok, well, how much of a blow is this though, for benyamin nathan young? but it's safe to say that this wasn't exactly a voluntary step back. he maintains that he's the only person who can lead the country, who can lead israel. he was literally quite literally unseated from his position when the vote came through that he was no longer in power. he went back into the prime minister's chair and was then pushed on to the opposition bench. so he's probably going to be r

, argentinian consul, other dignitaries to ask if they can be of assistance. >> we've been showing the number for the family reunification hotline for people who don't know who where their loved ones are. i'm sure they're in agonizing pain. >> yes. please call us. we want to hear from you and mow who you are trying to contact. we have information. you have information. we need to hear from you. also, we have a family reunification center here in surf side. there's personnel on hand to assist with any social needs, food, emergency assistance of all kinds as well as the chaplains here. is this is a largely jewish community. we have jewish rescue. we have jewish chaplain. we have police officers that speak hebrew and yiddish. we don't know who the missing are. we are here to is it assist everybody. >> mayor daniella levinea, thank you for your time. we appreciate any updates for you. thank you, mayor. >> thank you so much. >>> we are staying on top of this story. a little later on in the show we'll be talking with somebody else who came out of that building alive, who was able to escape a

migrante abre cuentas sin importar donde estÉs, para hacer mÁs fÁcil la vida al mexicano con nosotros la cÓnsulita la comunidad para abrir esta cuenta. >>> como dijiste, la maravilla de de este tema que lo puedes hacer en lÍnea y nada mÁs necesitas comprobar tu identidad, es decir, que seas mexicano, con bien una matrÍcula consular o tu pasaporte. >>> hay un costo que tenga la mantenciÓn de esta tarjeta o enviar y recibir dinero... >>> lo mÁs importante aquÍ que que hay que tomar en cuenta que es un programa piloto, porque es una preocupaciÓn del gobierno mexicano es costo de estas remesas, entonces si bien es cierto no hemos llegado al momento que te puedo decir, enviar a mÉxico dinero no te va costar no, no hemos llegado ahÍ, pero sÍ hay como promo sociedad banco de mÉxico, banco de bienestar que es banca so social para poder lograr esto mÁs adelante, por eso que es importante que en la ventanilla podamos orientarlos. >>> y se reanuda construcciÓn de tren de alta velocidad en california luego que ex que presidente trump congelara fondos para este proyecto. ni dijo restaurando financia tienen

he stepped up at the request of the american consulate and ambassador, and hoover and a number of his runs, mostly engineers, set up tables throughout the bell rooms of the hotel and proceeded to loan their own money to those in need under the auspices of the american citizens committee. they booked lodging in london and passage on ships to america for the desperate yanks, usually with just the promise to repay the loan. the committee alone that 1.5 million dollars and british pounds to 20,000 refugees. this was done on the honor system, and when all is said and done, about 300,000 dollars was repaid. new once the americans were on their way home, hoover thought that he would return to his business interest. a number of belgian mining engineers he reached out to him and requested his help, a small nation was the most densely populated in europe, and having imported about 70% of all of its food needs before the war. belgium was caught between the british blockade which was aimed at denying the germans any imports of food, and the german occupation of belgium which confiscated belgian a

. >> the group made its way to the chinese consulate in san francisco.allies were held in 60 cities worldwide. others called out china's treatment of some people and those in southern mongolia, hong kong and other locations. >>> the supreme court today ruled in favor of a sonoma county man who said police violated his privacy when they followed his home into his garage then ticketed him for drunk driving. justices overturned the conviction saying police cannot enter a home without a warrant unless it is a true emergency. this case began in 2016 when lange was driving home late at night listening to loud music occasionally honking his horn. an officer believed that he was violating a noise ordinance so when he entered his driveway the officer put on his flashing lights. the officer smelled liquor on his breath and arrested him not only for the noise violation but also for driving under the influence. >>> still ahead, the danger from just one firework. to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want, and need... and we need more

a saudi citizen was murdered in the kingdoms consulate in istanbul. 3 years ago. the new york times claims a security company based in our console. providing training back in 2017. that the contract was approved by the state department. so those were the headlines. news continues here on now to 0 after football rebels stage. and thanks for watching bye for now. i am sorry, should be about raising prices and harley down to the current government. we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world. we live in time in that says, i don't have the baby has the task of fixing a war torn economy. counting the cost on al jazeera, i guess i'm going into this month because i could be there in washington, bundles. jew bodies. i mean i i know sundays you upgrade up your costs method much money in the campaign. they may not be that you're dealing with i miss on the cloud. you're tumbling because you got to be done and come to be the one in japan you but i mean, i think the roughly should not be in today who are. so they look it up by some companies t

last several years this repeated tit-for-tat expulsions of each other's diplomats and closure of consulates. the two sides want to put an end to that so diplomacy can get back to functioning. that's an important guardrail in this relationship and finally, i think perhaps the most important guardrail and what i think will be the anchor of the u.s./russia relationship is the arms control and strategic stability bit. so the two leaders i hope are likely to announce the launch of discussions between the two countries. basically trying to put some rules of the road in place, so of course, the nuclear agenda is really important, but there's other issues, like cyber and space where we don't have rules of the road, and where the risk of conflict between the two countries has grown. so they want to put those guardrails on because ultimately for biden i think it's about ensuring that russia doesn't derail him from executing on all of the other things that he would rather be spending time on, like china and covid and climate. so those are the guardrails i think that they're going to address in the sum

. >> we reached out to the israeli consulate in san francisco and we are awaiting a response on the protest today. >>> amazon delivery worker under arrest tonight accused of assaulting a 87-year-old woman. deputies say he punched the victim at least 10 times around the face and had. they say it started after a verbal confrontation. ramirez claims she hit the woman in self-defense. >>> coming up this weekend, we take an in-depth look at policing in america and around the world. shot blackstone profiles the san francisco street crisis response program which works to lower confrontations between police officers and those with mental health issues. we also created a special section on the crime-fighting policing section of kpix.com. john ramos on a push to license police officers. >> the away officers who violate professional standards could be decertified by a review panel instead of having to wait for a court for. >> it is similar to despairing an attorney, taking a license away from a doctor, taking a teaching credential away from a teacher. >> once decertified a person could not work as a c

do you have a timeline with respect to re-establishing the consulate? >> yeah, re-establishing the consulut was there for decades, and so we now have to go through a process that has a series of steps that i am happy to discuss with your team. i can't put an exact timeline on it, and i hope we can get it done in a matter of months, but it is a critical vehicle for us to engage more effectively the palestinian people. >> thank you. >> senator van hallen, we have several other members waiting? >> did i go over? >> about five minutes. >> i apologize. i had four minutes. i thought i was heading to five. sorry about that. >> thank you. senator hoeven. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary, what efforts are you making to advance the abraham accords and show up the diplomatic support for israel against iran, not only iran directly but also the terrorists that it supports like the recent hamas attacks in israel? >> we strongly support the abraham accords. this was an important initiative, and as we see more countries working to normalize relations with isra

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we reached out to san francisco's israeli consulates for a comment. we are still awaiting a response. >>> police and volunteers are papering san francisco with flyers as these search for a missing senior. 84-year-old jean chang has been missing from her richmond district home since may 28th. she is considered at risk due to her age, and health. the former san francisco official embroiled in a public corruption scandal will not face an attempted armed robbery charge as well. prosecutors say mohammed new rew was apparently kidding when he allegedly approached a fellow volunteer at the local food bank wednesday, and demanded his potato chips at knife point. a statement from the das office said imparts that there was no evidence that he actually tried to take the potato chips thick of this appears to have been an inappropriate and misguided attempt at humor. he resigned as public works director last year after federal prosecutors charged him with wire fraud that led to a large-scale investigation into bribes and kickbacks. that has netted a dozen defendan

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normalize relations. 9 months ago, every law paid will integrate as roles, embassy, and dobby on its consulate into by. it's expected that also discuss iran, which both countries view as a top regional threat in a wrong funerals have been held for those killed in the u. s. s. rides on monday. the time targeted positions of the iran back paramilitary groups, police full members of the mobilize ation forces were killed. you have forces face as an oil field in north western theory or came under attack a day off to the air strike. russia has recorded another record daddy cove and 19 death toll 652 were counted in the past 24 hours. the passing, the previous record, sat late last year, russia and grappling with a spike in infections, but by the delta variance, which was 1st identified in india. and more trailing, says he's going into locked down after more cases. if a delta variance were reported for has been on perth or among the laces to impose tight restrictions, those are your headlines coming up next after jury moroccan a hard place? ah ah me ah ah ah ah ah ah. when i ask my mother, when was t

khashoggi, an outspoken critic of prince mohammed bin salman, was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul by a team of operatives. the state department said it could not comment on the "times" report under the law. >>> democratic senators are vowing not to give up after failing to pass a bill to expand voting rights in the u.s. they fell far short last night of the 60 votes needed just to debate the measure. nikole killion reports. >> reporter: the democrat-backed voting rights bill dubbed the for the people act was opposed by senate republicans from the start. >> i think you could appropriately title it the fool the people act. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris, the president's point person on voting rights, presided over the chamber as the gop blocked debate on the bill. >> what this is really about is an effort for the federal government to take over the way we conduct elections. >> reporter: the bill would expand automatic voter registration and early voting and partisan gerrymandering and make election day a national holiday. senate democrats were unable to secure th

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a spokesperson for the port says it supports free speech and we also reached out to the israeli consulate in san francisco and we are waiting for a response on today's protest. >>> everett to only donald trump facebook account. the company is suspending trump's accounts for two years. the social media giant says trump stoked violence out of the deadly january 6 capital insurrection. up until this point, it wasn't clear if they could hand down a lifetime ban. facebook says trump will be eligible or reinstatement in january of 2023. before the next presidential election. it will then ask experts whether the risks to public safety has receded. trump meanwhile issued this response saying the facebook ruling is an insult to the record-setting, 75 million people plus many others who voted for us in the 2020 rigged presidential election. >> the u.s. economy is bouncing back from the pandemic but slowly. >> this his progress. historic progress. within the economy. the worst crisis in 100 years. >> the labor department announced the upload it rate dropped slightly to 520%. 559,000 new jobs added l

the group rallied and paid to the street mural in front of the israel and colombian consulates on montgomery claim u.s. money is fueling repression in both nations and this demonstration is a way to show solidarity with each other. >> we want accountability for our people, liberation for our people, we want basic human rights. >> protest have rocked columbia for more than a month now. at least 46 people have died. the usa departments website to the uss help from a fragile state >>> a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by staff members of a houston hospital, who refused to get vaccinated for covid-19. more than 100 employees sued houston methodist hospital because it required all employees to get vaccinated or risk losing their job. the lawsuit calls the vaccines experimental and dangerous. the judge agreed with the hospital, that the claims about the vaccine are untrue. the hospital employees are expected to file an appeal. >>> president biden is ready for his first nato summit. and there's already drama building around a meeting set for this wednesday with russian president putin. >>>

s. consulate in islamabad, complaining about her husband, and they didn't take us seriously. i visited them and they made me look like a quiz. the 1st for even though 5 tells the thing about her husband's terrorist plans, she simply turned away despite the highly sensitive nature of her information, the cia fails to act on it with tragic consequences. it's a huge mistake, it's a massive, he's not just an american. i mean, if he pops to the surface, he is going to be an american who has an affiliation with american law enforcement or intelligence. and therefore, that just adds to his ability to do what he wants to do for the guys that he's really working for, which is i assigned last on the evening of november 26th, 2008, around 8 pm, 10 lush car, a tie of a terrorist this embarked from a dingey and a coastal slum area of moon bye. at 9 30 pm, the attacks began when heavily armed to man, terrorist units, storm restaurants, luxury hotels, the jewish center, and the cities biggest railway station, firing indiscriminately at men, women and children. in the hotels, the attackers h

s. consulate in, in bill, in northern iraq tension has been raising between washington, any iran since the u. s. a. to strike, kill the head of iran, puts a force cause him to lay manny along with a bomb. i didn't want this. a took commanded of the popular mobilization forces in dead last year, carrying out these threats of revenge now could mean more escalation in the region . and lead to a dispute between iraq's government and these parliamentary groups that were had else that has been violence between police and protested in a palestinian neighbourhood of occupied east jerusalem after is ready forces demolished, a local butcher shop, more than a dozen people who are injured including 2 officers around 20 properties in the area a 2nd, the demolition. and it's really court says they don't have the necessary permits palestinian faith. the documents are impossible for as reportedly reached a deal with settlers for an illegal outpost and occupied was trying to trigger palestinian protest. i post the novelist was built last month without the permission of israeli authorities on land, pale

the consulate in dubai expected to discuss iran, which both countries view as a top regional threat. to get to know one another, we need to respect and learn each other's culture. we need to let our economies connect and prosper. we need to maintain open dialogue and open mind is right, want spaces, its neighbors with all its neighbors. we are going anywhere. the middle east is a home and we have to stay. so we call on all the countries of the region to recognize that and to come to talk to a lot small coming out, including china, marx, a century since above the communist policy. we look at how the nation has fed on the one party model, mexico legalizes nimbus and use of marijuana. and they support to say, will had drug cartels. ah hello, good to be with you. here's an update on the south west mon soon as has been the case or the west coast of india, a bit of a breather. that's not to say that there won't be rain there. it just won't be as aggressive as we have seen. but still, the south was monsoon, wreaking havoc toward nepal, northern and eastern areas of bangladesh, right through

kalida, who lives in kazakhstan, now spends her days protesting outside the chinese consulate.na gives me information, i will keep coming, she told me. earlier this year liu xiaoming left the uk with an online farewell reception, and his promise still unmet by the chinese government. no progress, said the latest e—mailfrom his officials. no explanation, for example, as to why this 68—year—old uighur spent 18 months in a camp and why she is now being prevented from travelling to see her daughter who lives in the uk. what do you think the fact that we have heard nothing from them in response might tell us? they are trying to, not to answer, or trying to hide what they're doing. what she has been through in the camp, they don't want her to speak out what's happening in there. after two years of promises to help find the missing, xinjiang's shattered families have been offered only silence. john sudworth, bbc news, taipei. the world health organisation is working with a group of companies to start producing coronavirus vaccines in south africa. the whole continent is facing a short

s. consulate in islamabad, complaining about her husband, and they didn't take us seriously. i visited them and they made me look like a quiz. the 1st, even though 5 tells us about her husband terrorist plans, she simply turned away despite the highly sensitive nature of her information, the a fail to act on it with tragic consequences. it's a huge mistake, it's a massive mistake. he's not just an american. i mean, if he pops to the surface, he is going to be an american who has an affiliation with american law enforcement or intelligence. and therefore, that just adds to his ability to do what he wants to do for the guys that he's really working for, which is i assigned last on the evening of november 26th, 2008, around 8 pm, 10 lush car, a type of terrorists disembarked from a dingey and a coastal slum area of moon bye. at 9 30 pm, the attacks begin when heavily armed to man, terrorist units, storm restaurants, luxury hotels, the jewish center, and the cities biggest railway station firing indiscriminately ad men, women and children. in the hotels, the attackers hunt down t