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new orleans city council approved the new entergy power plant in march. environmental groups have sued to block the project in part because they were turned away from public meetings because of lack of space. in virginia, a 61-year-old mother and her daughter have ended a five week tree sit to protest the construction of a natural gas pipeline. theresa "red" terry and her daughter began the tree sit on april 2. they ended it on saturday after federal judge threatened to begin fining the women $1000 a day even though the women were conducting the sit-in on their own property. red terry briefly spoke to reporters after coming down from the street. >> i spent most of the morning crying. i did not think i would be able to come to you all. i was told they were going to cut my trees. i don't think that want to talk about it anymore. amy: in labor news, tens of thousands of workers across the university of california system are beginning a three-day strike today to address pay inequalities. uc campuses and medical centers are expected to stay open during the strike. new school here in new york student takeover of , a a cafeteria has entered its seventh day. the takeover began on ma

council in 2012. after taking her oath of officel cantnd supporters strolled out of the mahalia jackson theater in a traditional new orleanscond line" parade. first lady melania trump un signature initiative: the well- being of childre the "be best" campai, called will focus on emotional and physical health, social media use and opioid abuse. the first lady made thn announcemente white house rose garden, with the president looking on. >> if we truly listen to what our kids have to say, whether it their concerns or ideas thults can provide them the support and tool need to grow up to be happy and productive adults who contribute positively to society and their global communities. >> nawaz: the first lady sayser one ofoncerns is cyber- bullying. the white house today rejected any suggestion that the president's own tweets might legitimize such attacks. it's been another unseasonably hot day in phoenix, arizona, with a forecast high of 102 degrees. sunday's heat hit 106 and broke the record for may 6th that had stood for 70 years. triple-digit heat is expected in phoenix for the rest of the week. and, on wall street, the dow