danny: ok, sí. dylan: henley. danny: nunca la vi enmudecida., en serio. merrit: escucha, para que lo sepas, yo siempre estuve 100% convencido de la energía que he empleado para mantener a estos infieles enfocados-- henley: [ríe] dylan: merrit, entraste. merrit: bendito seas. dylan: vamos. la verdadera magia es tomar cuatros actos únicos y hacerlos funcionar juntos. y es exacto lo que hicieron. bienvenidos. bienvenidos al ojo. alma: ¿atrapado en el agua? [lee] "el grandioso shrike". dylan: estaba todo conectado. crédito republicano, seguros tressler... "bonjour". alma: "bonjour". ¿y elcorn? ¿cuál es su conexión con shrike? dylan: elcorn comenzó como un fabricante de cajas fuertes. usaban acero barato. economizaban. cuando llegó al fondo del río, la caja se pandeó y quedó atrapado. alma: era tu padre. quedaste huérfano. dylan: tenía 12 años. y desde ese momento quise crear una persona. hice planes, trabajé en cada detalle. pero lo único que no pude imaginarme fuiste tú. y sé que la lógica conclusión para ti es llevar el caso a su resolución y deb

let's play it for everyone. >> can you find the d for uncle danny?anny starts with? >> yeah. >> what letter? >> this one. >> look at that. can you tell us about danny, rose, beyond these tragic headlines? >> yeah. danny is very loving and caring, compassionate. he loves family. family is very important. his niece and nephew, his grandmother, his friends. he's very giving. he's very selfless, very intelligent, a great sense of humor, just very chill, non-pretentious. he's just a one-of-a-kind guy that just -- i don't know -- has that wanderlust like we said before, but comes back home every so often. just a good-hearted guy. always -- he worked for a couple years with americorps in san jose and helping. he's got charity and heart and giving back in his soul. >> he was coming back, buddy, to surprise you guys and he was going to make it before father's d day. >> i guess so. somehow or other ends up on the couch. he's one of those couch people. then he's gone and all you see is loose change and a sock and he's off to the next adventure. we haven't seen

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mike: so the day dannie was born-- mike: hold on, baby. danielle: no. mike: i watched as they put the epidural in and stuff. that was crazy. i saw when dannie's head poked out, and the doctor was like, "you wanna poke her?" and i was like, "no." mike: little mama's 29 days old now. you want the pacifier, hmm? come on, now. you know you want the pacifier. there you go. mike: shortly before danielle was born, her mother was showin' signs of delusions, schizophrenia. ♪♪♪ mike: and she had destroyed everything in the house, destroying granite countertops, and then she was actually incarcerated at that time. candice: did the landlord let you stay? mike: no, she began the eviction process after that. ♪♪♪ candice: the number of single fathers, like mike, raising kids on their own, has gone up ninefold since the '60s. as young as 15, many live below the poverty line. but we found, all too often, when they need help the most, they're denied basic services, even emergency shelter. ♪♪♪ [siren wailing] candice: it was 2018. mike was only 27. all at once, the mother

. >> and later this hour, i will be joined by the brother of danny fenster.e will hear from the family about the fight for danny's freedom in myanmar. starting us off this hour, monica alba and keir simmons in moscow. monica, let's start with the priorities from the white house perspective. what are they, going into the summit? and how will the white house measure progress? >> reporter: they're not bracing for a big breakthrough. that's absolutely correct. so essentially, one thing the u.s. and russian presidents agree on is that relations are at an all-time low point. the white house views this as, anything that can raise the bar ever so slightly or incrementally will be viewed as progress. the president has a long list of things he plans to confront putin about, and they're hoping he can get to all of them. we're learning a little bit more about how that could go. they could meet for as long as four or five hours tomorrow, at a swiss village overlooking lake geneva, where reagan and gorbachev met in 1985. and we're expecting the president talking to russia

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danny fennster was picked up last month.untry where the military over threw a freely elected government in february and is in the midst of a bloody crackdown on dissent and the truth. >> reporter: american journalist danny fennster still hasn't had access to u.s. consular officials despite being detained for over a week in myanmar's most notorious prison. calls for his release are falling on deaf ears. a kucurious mind with an empathetic heart driven by wanderlust, danny knew that journalism was his calling. >> it might be interesting to show kids how i commute around. >> reporter: when the opportunity arose to move to myanmar and cover this complicated country in southeast asia, the detroit native jumped at it, landing a position at an independent news outlet as the managing editor. but when the military staged a coup on february 1st, sparking wide scale protests followed by a bloody crackdown, danny and his colleagues soon realized their profession made them a target. >> there is no safe way of doing journalism. it is a jo

we are seeing pictures of danny in the region. i l pictures of danny in the region.we haven't seen them for a while. did you manage to stay in touch with them somehow while he was in me and morrison's the coup? yes. them somehow while he was in me and morrison's the coup?— morrison's the coup? yes, we've had ohone morrison's the coup? yes, we've had phone calls. — morrison's the coup? yes, we've had phone calls. face _ morrison's the coup? yes, we've had phone calls, face times, _ morrison's the coup? yes, we've had phone calls, face times, my - morrison's the coup? yes, we've had phone calls, face times, my sun i phone calls, face times, my sun brian and my sun danny has spoken a couple times a week. we talk on mother's day. definite communication. . ., ., mother's day. definite communication. �* . ., ., communication. brian, what would you like us to know — communication. brian, what would you like us to know about _ communication. brian, what would you like us to know about him? _ communication. brian, what would you like us to know about him? that i communication

danny, i am intrigued about the _ attack. danny, i am intrigued about the public _ attack.k. danny, i am intrigued. about the public reaction here. what you think it will be? is there a sense now that this is inevitable or are events like this are still shocking to ordinary people in hong kong? 1 think the scale of this, of this arrest, and also the pictures that hong kongers will be seeing livestream from inside apple daily will again be surprising and shocking and maybe that is in some ways deliberate. we have seen more than 100 police officers inside apple daily, raiding the premises this is the second time it has happened. some residents feel they are prepared, you know, they are used to dawn raids, they know activists and pro—democracy individuals are being targeted. this again represents a change in hong kong. the first time apple daily was raided, people had not seen anything like that before. the image of hundreds of police officers inside the most popular newspaper in the city. it is shocking. in the time that has passed between them, hong kong has changed substant

danny's wife from myanmar.rld -- this supported by being able to speak and get it out on tv, on national and on just -- just everybody's -- we feel like we're lit up and hugged by the world right now. >> yeah, it's pretty amazing. locally here, obviously our family, the nation is rallying around us. this is going on around the world. so we just are so grateful for this platform really. >> we're grateful -- >> go ahead -- >> go ahead. we're grateful that you all took the time. i heard, bryan, you said about your brother he was someone who liked to shine the light on people that needed to have their stories told. that he is an amazing journalist. we thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you so much, gayle. >> thank you. >> bye. >>> coming up, how a government program to help families who lost loved ones to covid-19 appears to be falling short. >>> you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back.k. ♪♪ lisa h here, has h had many jo. she's woworked in reretail duduring the h holidays. as a b barist

say why you're calling him danny? i want to point that out first. this book is focused on noise, when you say noise what you mean?ea >> this book is the ability that should be identical. and the easiest way to think about noise in the complex judgment is an measurement. think of the scale measuring weight on you step on and off the scale it shows different values you have passing and a judge evaluating the case they reached different judgments or different sentences. that is the noise we are after. sue and cass i want to turn to you. danny mentioned the judges. that isou what it turned out to be. one and a halfli million cases found judges passing down sentences days after a loss by city football team seem to be tougher than days following a win. first of how did you get that kind of detail? it is pretty remarkable. what is sa but our judicial system? >> not a good sign rhino after the new england patriots lose i have to watch myself to make sure i do not grade my students more harshly. through my sadness and despairg

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both danny and nathan are being held in the notorious insane prison, a monument to brutality.ousing more than 10,000 prisoners of which hundreds are political prisoners. there are many, many people in that prison that are going through hell right now and they've done nothing wrong. >> owen, we're not using his real name, was one of danny's close environment friends in myanmar. he left the country back in p april as the crackdown against journalists escalated. >> the longer you stay on, the more risk you were taking of them one day coming into your own house and taking you away as well. >> reporter: according to the human rights group assistance association for political prisoners, more than 830 civilians have been killed in myanmar also known as burma in the last four months. danny's wife remains in myanmar and they work tirelessly to keep his detention in the headlines. >> we miss you so much! >> reporter: hoping and praying the u.s. government can negotiate their son's release. >> it's a total nightmare. its a total feeling of no control. it's heartwrenching. and i just want

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month or a few years before, one could argue it has been 12 years so people have been involved and danny davis, my colleague in the united states senate, senator cornyn, barbara rose collins, 25 years ago with a resolution and others unnamed. organizations across the nation and some international. it has been a long journey and not been an easy journey. and when we stand here today, should be reminded of the fact that there were people who continue to experience the whips of a whip for two more years. even as president lincoln stood in the shining sun in the aftermath of get is burg to unite the union and proclaim the slaves free. i had the privilege of being midnight in the national archives looking at that document and it took two years for general granger to get tore texas. but in that two years, we realized thaling tragedy continued and brutality continued, even into the 20th century. but today, i salute the miraculous coming together of the speaker, the leader hoyer, whip clyburn, chairman jeffries and others, that brought this to the floor through a rule, chairman mcgovern and then

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danny rios travelled from honduras to mexico with her 2 daughters and 2 nephews. they've just been detained, a checkpoint in tampa, tula, and don't know where they will be taken as they arrived last monday. we've been hungry and slept in the park because we had nowhere to sleep just trying to hold on none. august sanchez has been running a shoulder for migraines and half of july for 3 decades. she's noticed that since you as president joe biden to power more and more women are arriving alone with their children. it's a, you know, sometimes there's a button like in the north and a bottleneck here. we don't know what to do, but people are still coming in. a base. migrants are forced to seek asylum 1st and mexico before they can continue their journey towards the us. the authorities estimate will receive about $100000.00 asylum applications this year. that's more than doubled the number of last year. the paperwork used to take about 20 days to process. now it takes months. that's left thousands of migrants from haiti and central america stranded in top of chula strug

the gentlewoman from new york. >> i recognize the gentleman from illinois, representative danny davis for two minutes. >> the gentleman from illinois, representative danny davis is recognized for two minutes. >> i rise in strong support of the recognition of juneteenth as a national holiday. to celebrate the ending of the most horrific period, the most horrific policy and practices this nation has ever known, slavery. i heard one of my colleagues suggest a moment ago that perhaps the costs of juneteenth is not known. i guarantee you that whatever the costs, it will not come close to the costs of slavery. juneteenth is the recognition that darkness will come to light. that there is a celebration as my forefathers and mothers struggled to endure the horror they experienced. and so, celebrating juneteenth as a national holiday is simply an idea whose time has come. i'm proud to vote on this resolution. and i yield back the balance of my time. >> the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. >> reserve. >> the gentleman reserves the balance

i can very interesting let danny. we're going to leave it there but great. have your insight this evening that was done, the island, a former is ready ambassador to the united states. thank you. thank you. nice restore contacts and organized direct dialogue for russia's president says he expects from the upcoming summit with his us came to part putin gave his thoughts in an interview with russian tv. but our correspondent haley per franca gave more details to call him back. while this time mister pool, who was quite specific about the things that he is intending to bring up in geneva when he meets joe biden. and 1st of all, the russian leader mentioned global security. this is a very important issue. mister poking pointed out moscow's concerns when it comes to ne toes missile defense systems that are close to the rushing borders. we have always tried to behave with sufficient restraint. after all, we did not take a single step in any of the areas which would aggravate the situation. we're talking about security issues about these red lies about the possible

welcome to the program to all of you, danny dunn on intel to be 1st. how far is mr. nathan yahoo prepared to push this relationship when it comes to having a friction based relationship with job i we have a very long bonding with the us as long as a liar, which is based on the usual values. and it will continue to be the same way i can say that we have to remember that in the history report, that when we take a valid regarding, i will see at the end the us after that i would need to example when i am begging decided to attack the nuclear reactor in a back, the us ministration was against it. they condemned it physically. but you know later they actually thank you for doing that. and we'd happened again when 5 minutes. so you started to attack the nuclear reactor when put in boosted that was against it initially. but after that game, you get the very good respect all over again. so yes, we do speak with our colleague value the opinion, but at the end we would take the actions which are important for our survival, our security. so that means adopting a very aggressive

and tropical storm danny forming off the east coast al roker is standing by >>> rockets fired at american troops after u.s. air strikes on targets in syria and iraq the threat the u.s. military says it took out. >>> a massive $40 million settlement for juul the major changes to how it sells e-cigarettes >>> a major victory for transgender students at the supreme court. >>> the growing concerns over the delta variant. new lockdowns around the world, and reopening america. inside las vegas' newest casino as the city bets big on a comeback >>> and meet the sensational six. superstar simone biles leading five olympic first-timers on a quest for gold >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening. we're closing in on the 120-hour mark, five days since that florida condo collapsed in the middle of the night, potentially entombing over 150 people. yet not since the immediate aftermath has anyone emerged alive from the pile. instead, the death toll has only risen. the remains of at least 11 people have been found so far. but it's the potential for finding the living tha

let's bring in right now, msnbc legal analyst, danny cevallos. danny, good mornings.icant is it the fbi is now looking into whether members of congress and perhaps even their staff have connections with some of these rioters? >> critical will be the nature of those connections. in other words, were there communications? were they all one sided? was it just rioter to congressman and congressman, basically, ignoring it? or was there some involvement? because conspiracy law is a little hazy, in that you rarely have an actual-written agreement between criminals and bad guys. normally, you can infer that from conversation. so critical, will be the context and the words actually used. if there even was contact and some kind of discussion. >> also, this week. virginia couple became the first two people to plead guilty only to misdemeanor charges for their role in the riot. they are also agreeing to let a judge decide on possible-prison time. do you get a sense, do you think that they'll get prison time? and how does -- how does their case compare to someone like, say, thomas

let's get more now from our correspondent danny vincent in hong kong. danny, hello to you.rrested? well, they haven't been _ ms chow has been arrested? well, they haven't been very _ ms chow has been arrested? well, they haven't been very clear - ms chow has been arrested? in they haven't been very clear about exactly what she said, but the authorities, the police, say that ms chow and also another individual, a 20—year—old hong kong resident, are suspected of publicising and encouraging people to take part in a band event, those are the exact words that the police used, i think we can guess that the event they are speaking about is of course the vigil, which is also banned here because of allegedly coronavirus restrictions. what i can say is that here in hong kong, tens of thousands of people for the last three decades have packed victoria park to almost the brim in their efforts to commemorate the victims of this bloody crackdown that happened 32 years ago. last year, there was also a ban but thousands of people still took the risk and they went to the park again and they

danny cevallos is back with us.s about the ways in which they controlled her life, and it is really remarkable to think and she made this argument, she makes millions of dollars, she pays all the people around her, she's capable of making money, why is something like this allowed arcnd there's the public pressure added in the free britney movement that's popped up in the last couple of years. what do you think happeneds next here? >> this is unlike any other conservatorship case because it's a system designed to take care of people who can't take care of themselves. it's not often that the subject is somebody who is a multi-millionaire and by any accounts may be one of the most successful pop stars ever. so this is a very unusual case off the bat. one of the most shocking facts to me that seemed to come out yesterday is britney wasn't aware she could even ask to end the conservatorship. that raises all kinds of issues about what kind of advice she was getting, who was telling her what. but going forward from here, t

danny fenster's father, buddy fenster, is with us now.imagine your pain and frustration. thank you very much for doing this what do you want the public to know about your son? >> oh, i just want them to know he's just an honest guy who got a pagssion for writing and givig the truth and getting the truth out for people and that's all his goal was he has no at yor motives to take over or run a country. just tell the truth. >> truth-tellers are being persecuted all around the world. did they give a reason why he was detained or is it what we might imagine? >> i think it was a general big net thrown out to scoop up journalists. he's still not been charged with anything there's no link to any particular article or anything that he wrote that would, you know, give reason for this kind of behavior. >> have you heard from the white house? are they getting involved, do you know >> no, to my knowledge nothing at that end. i never in my life imagined i would be talking with ambassadors and high-ranking officials of the state government but i'm afrai

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members who have worked for this official rex -- recognition over many years including representative danny davis. thank you you also to oversight committee chair carolyn maloney. we salute senators ed markey and john cornyn leading in the senate and congratulate them on yesterday's passage of s4 without objection75 and let me salute the activists and leaders who carried this fight to the state including the late dr. ronald monitors -- myers led the campaign to make juneteenth a national day of service. over the past century and a half, juneteenth has evolved into a day not only a celebration but of reflection. this day reminds us of the history much stained by brutality and injustice and it reminds us of our responsibility for the future of progress, honoring the idea of equality that is america's heritage and america's hope. i feel very honored to be here with the black caucus to speak on behalf of this legislation. i thank them for making this day possible. i also had the honor of traveling with him to ghana almost two years ago as we observe the 400th anniversary of the first slaves com

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i spoke earlier to danny's mother and his brother.e's what they had to say. >> he's been detained and is in a prison. we don't know much else. we haven't heard from him or from anybody. he hasn't been home in over three years so it was a surprise trip. my son knew about it, to see us, his family. he has a niece and a nephew and a 95-yea-old grandmother. anchor: what would you like us to know about him? >> boy, that he takes his role as a journalist wholeheartedly. it's a big responsibility. and he's objective, he's telling the news. he does the job right. and he's very committed to his relationships, his friends, his family. and he wants to make the world a better place and make a difference and it's the worst thing in the world that's ppening right now. but he is making a difference. he's a hero to a lot of people. anchor: brian and rose talking about danny who was picked up in myanmar. there are a lot of places in the world where journalists are at risk and it seems to be a problem that is growing, not declining. you're watching bbs

——danny tocÓ tierra en carolina del sur.ones. las lluvias mantuvieron cerradas las carreteras y muchos habitantes se quedaron sin energÍa elÉctrica y con viviendas inundadas. la variante delta del coronavirus se estÁ extendiendo en el paÍs. en varios estados las hospitalizaciones aumentan. los hispanos no responden a la vacunaciÓn. reportera: en arkansas, nevada y arizona aumentan a un 90 por ciento. se cree que esta sepa es mÁs admisible y peligrosa que otras. Éste organizador nos venta que trata de motivar a la comunidad y pana para que se va unen, pero pocos hacen caso. >> todos le rezan a dios para que no haya mÁs contagios. >> estamos preocupadas porque el contagio es muy rÁpido. paulina: en mÉxico aumenta la preocupaciÓn por la vacuna cancino. un inversiÓn investiga alertÓ sobre la poca eficacia de la vacuna y mÉxico fue el primero en aprobarla. al volver tenemos los detalles paulina: seis personas resultaron heridas y varios edificios fueron evacuados luego de registrarse una es lociÓn y luego un fuerte incendio. a tr

plus tropical storm danny threatens the east coast.ong-term protection, the encouraging news tonight about the pfizer and moderna coronavirus in setting sa wfirst cruise ship tt from the u.s. since the start of the pandemic. breaking news, u.s. forces under fire in syria after the u.s. airstrikes on the border. plus, withdrawing from afghanistan-- our firsthand look at a dangerous encounter with the taliban. $40 million settlement, juul agrees to pay in the first lawsuit of its kind, and the changes the vaping company agreed to make. n.c.a.a. proposed changes, could student athletes across the country soon be allowed to profit from endorsements and deals? and everyday hero, the man repairing used cars and changing lives. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin tonight in surfside, florida, where the death toll has grown again. officials say 11 bodies have now been pulled from the r

danny, a rios traveled from honduras to mexico, with her 2 daughters and 2 nephews. they've just been detained at a checkpoint in tampa, tula, and don't know where they will be taken as soon as they arrived last monday. we've been hungry and slept in the park because we had nowhere to sleep. just trying to hold on none. august. sanchez has been running a shoulder for migraines and tap chula for 3 decades. she's noticed that since you as president joe biden to power more and more women are arriving alone with their children. it's a, you know, sometimes there's a bottleneck in the north and a bottleneck here. we don't know what to do, but people are still coming in this. a bio migrants are forced to seek asylum 1st and mexico before they can continue their journey towards the us. the authorities estimate will receive about $100000.00 asylum applications this year. that's more than doubled the number of last year. the paperwork used to take about 20 days to process. now it takes months. left thousands of migraines from haiti and central america stranded in top of chula

danny rios travelled from honduras to mexico with her 2 daughters and 2 nephews. they've just been detained at a checkpoint and have a jeweler and don't know where they will be taken. as they arrived last monday, we've been hungry and slept in the park because we had nowhere to sleep. just trying to hold on none. august. sanchez has been running a shoulder for migraines and tap at sheila for 3 decades. she's noticed that since you as president joe biden to power more and more women are arriving alone with their children. you know, sometimes there's a bottleneck in the north and the bottleneck here. we don't know what to do, but people are still coming by. migrants are forced to seek asylum 1st and mexico before they can continue their journey towards the us. the authorities estimate will receive about $100000.00 asylum applications this year. that's more than doubled the number of last year. the paperwork used to take about 20 days to process. now it takes months. that's less thousands of migraines from haiti and central america stranded in top of chula struggling

paging danny and sandy.me for some summer lovin'. ♪ summer lovin', had me a blast ♪ >> reporter: eat feels like something different is in the air. could it be love? >> yes. we believe that love is in the air. this is the season for the relationship renaissance. >> reporter: singles more than ready to mingle after quarantine. >> we found that 75% of people are really ready for a relationship. they've been home for the last 18 months. they want to meet someone. >> reporter: we hear of fomo. foda? >> foda is fear of dating again. it's a term we coined at hinge. people said, i'm ready to find my person. do i actually have to date to do that? they have a fear of getting back out there after a year of their dating skills getting rusty. there's a lot of foda in the air. we can help people overcome it. ♪ tell me more ♪ >> step one, say to the other person, haven't been on a date for a while. feeling nervous. the other person is likely to say, me, too. you've broken the ice and you talked about how you're feeling and

danny savage reports from west yorkshire.here's something missing from the decking behind the dale family. so, it was a set of cedar rattan furniture that we've had for a couple of years, and we used to just love sitting out and admiring the view and having our teas out there. one night a few weeks ago, that furniture was stolen. so, they obviously bundled it into the back of a van without us knowing, and off they went down the road. a shortage has seen a rise in thefts. so, if there's a shortage of things, and if dodgy people can get a hold of them and sell them on and make a bit of money, they'll take it. and that's what they do. it's just stealing to order. at the local garden centre in otley, you can see the problem. some ranges are out of stock. the prospect of a summer at home has seen demand soar. normally, if we order a container, it could perhaps come in about, you know, 4—6 weeks. and it's taking 3—5 months, you know. and this morning, you know, i witnessed a phone call from a customer who was asking about furniture

danny rios traveled from honduras to mexico, with her 2 daughters and 2 nephews. they've just been detained at a checkpoint in top of eula and don't know where they will be taken as soon as they arrive last monday. we've been hungry and slept in the park because we had nowhere to sleep. just trying to hold on. none. august. sanchez has been running a shelter for migraines and half of july for 3 decades. she's noticed that since you as president joe biden to power more and more women are arriving alone with their children. i, you know, sometimes there's a bottleneck in the north and a bottleneck here. we don't know what to do, but people are still coming. that's a bite. migrants are forced to seek asylum 1st and mexico before they can continue their journey towards the us. the authorities estimate will receive about $100000.00 asylum applications this year. that's more than doubled the number of last year. the paperwork used to take about 20 days to process. now, it takes months. that's left thousands of migraines from haiti and central america stranded in top of c

danny was with the movement, trying to blog any river from on any improvement relations. and this gets more expensive for teams. it was long before i will remind you that back in 2006, poland imposed vito only go stations between the russian european union on the new procedure agreement. this veto was being cast for one year on the hop. right and amber off the fall of the ball, the state actually immediately after the u. enlargement. ball and the baltic states target price their best to grasp for the move most danny balls of the developments him in russia utilization. and the 2nd fundamental reason is precisely completion. of the only acceptable formula of partnership which is accessible for the union is roger becoming a part will be used for in process accepting. the more of this you be want to build . the union is russia, formalizing domestic legislature. we village is leisure. old, the euro union and the rush of basically becoming defects so associated with the european union instead of being an independent great power and independent goal of the month. i fully work ev

danny vincent has been speaking to hong kongers about the changes.china into hong kong, hoping to start a new life. it took him nine hours to reach the shores of this former british colony. nearly 50 years later, he says he was trying to escape poverty, not communism. translation: this is the critical time | for the future of one country, two systems. it's important to safeguard it and we should follow president xijinping. 0n the eve of the 100—year anniversary of the founding of the chinese communist party, many questions over hong kong's future loom large. critics say the introduction of the national security law a year ago is giving china complete control of this semi—autonomous city. control over its territory has long been a goal of the chinese communist party. every chinese schoolchild is taught about the 100 years of humiliation, when china was weak and divided by foreign nations, when hong kong was still a british colony. there's no doubt the law is changing hong kong. ah nam was once part of the student protest movement. translation: most of

danny and her family spent all their savings to flee the violence in their neighborhood. and my father was recently killed by gang members. so people who killed the boy's father are threatening us to we don't want to go back to 100 know locked in this than in worried about deportation. they feared they've invested everything just to end up back where they started. thousands of government news and social media websites around the world coming back online after being hit by a massive outage that disruptions been traced back to the cloud computing services provided that fastly which is used by major companies like amazon as well. several prominent news media uses received error messages during our search, which lasted for about an hour possibly said it was a technical issue, a not related to a cyber attack. so as we can thank heaven for some small mercies i. d. w reporter peter, run a dot has more. welcome peter. so not a cyber attack. so what happened was, it's not quite clear at this stage. i think what we need to understand here to what a lot of people may not know is how