deanna: people have questions.something happen to my baby because of this water? joie: why did this happen to this community? deanna: poor. i'm not going to dress it up for you, joie. we're poor. we're black. point blank, period. joie: and you're out in the country. deanna: and we're in the country. joie: and she's not alone in believing that. in a first-of-its-kind survey of epa data, environmental scientist dr. kristi pullen fedinick found one consistent connection between communities that suffer dirty water. who is it? who shoulders the heaviest burden? kristi: it's black and brown and indigenous populations across this country that really suffer the most from drinking water violations, and a host of other issues, as well. joie: in her survey, dr. fedinick found nearly 40% of the nation's drinking water came from contaminated sources, and the places with the worst water most often have the largest populations of people of color. rural communities also suffer disproportionately but the tap water anywhere may not

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. >> todd: greenwood, deanna's mare defending the man who shot and killed a gunman opened fire insideitics are actually arguing that hero should not be considered a decent good samaritan. >> this man is a good samaritan, acted within seconds, stopping the shooter and saving countless lives. >> todd: at the music some people have problems with this. police realize that they can stop the shooter after several people were killed, including a 12-year-old girl. police are still trying to determine a motive. he was at the mall with his girlfriend at the time, 9510 rounds at the shooter, killing him. commitment jim jordan responded to critics by defending the good samaritan. what. >> they were passing the unconstitutional red flag law which prevented good process right. it's a good guys with guns don't actually come in and they think the rescue people and do things like this tiny deanna did, when in fact, it just happened as we can. this attack on freedom, this is part of a pattern of attacks on fundamental properties that we enjoy under our constitution here in america. that's why i think s

reporter: with just weeks until hundreds of kids are expected to fill this empty snow park in oakland, deanna leon hopes she can keep the mission alive by keeping kids active and teaching them life skills. >> we have to do it. there's no no in this because i don't want to have to look at the kids faces and tell them no, we can't start. >> reporter: that determination is almost all she has left after thieves stole her nonprofit's van out of the this secure parking lot with nearly $3,000 of equipment inside. >> all the equipment and running gear is stored inside the van. i don't understand what value it can give to other people. >> reporter: the nonprofit hosts free fitness camps for 250 students, kids like velma. their goal goes beyond the finish line, teaching kids to sprint towards a better future. >> it definitely made me more confident. >> reporter: rodriguez spent five years in the program and believes the lessons learned on the field are the reason she's in college today. >> i had doubts about college before this program. by the end of it, i was very sure. they gave me a grant that helpe

or we've seen that people don't have any idea about language in an even deanna by when we are starting from scratch and we're finding, it's so difficult to make people understand what's climate change. what's the environment, you know, they're impact loudy. let somebody bridle aguilar, that's why the n g o asked public broadcast a radio, nepal for help, because it's produced ads that raise awareness about climate change. someone in the guide as in a monitor cassie's after i could with it to rental rains, have also destroyed crops in the chit one district in the south of the country. the farmers try to salvage what they can. the downpours of also cause the water levels of both rivers here to rise the river flood their bank several times a year, often sweeping away homes and farmland. yet instead of shoring of river banks, local authorities often spent climate change funds on roads. the little my law is than any gay beginning mcaden. the local government hasn't been able to develop plans and strategies to tackle these problems. what so the population suffers on bad, like i had done the a

a beautiful scenic route can be traveled by car or train, but you are max reporter deanna opinion or us likes a challenge. so she opted to psycho the writ though she wisely decided to do so on an e bike. here is a look at the top 5 sites in the region. ah, christine nature, breathtaking views, stunning architecture. this with canon of hell bundle has a lot to offer. the alpine circle roots takes in all the cantons. i am going to be needles from d. w euro max for 2 days, i'm exploring this with abs on a new by to visit the most beautiful places in the region. let's go. first off is the city of koya. when local, speak, german romance and italian from switzerland oldest town, 3 different alpine circle routes lead you through the mountains. one is 150 kilometers long. another 200 and a 3rd 450 kilometers. the middle root needs thus to a stunning, 65 meter told railway bridge. and finally, the famous bernini express is coming up, also known as the leader. right. the view is fantastic. ah, we continue to the foot to the via dot to which is the unesco world heritage site. we meet seated duk

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deanna niles with insight. and later, hot off the presses barons out with its list of top u.s.ty who made the cut and how they a big change their companies. we begin as i was the three things investors should be thinking about right now. stocks showing signs of life thanks to data point to soft landing forgetting big market moving events next week, or to be go from here? after a decade of weak performance, stock pickers are apparently beating the indexes but even kathy wood had a great week. should your portfolio include active managers? do they stand a chance against the god of thunder? moviegoers are flocking to the theaters. why aren't movie stocks my colleagues ben levisohn, jack hough. we know earnings are coming down. yet stocks were up this week. what can engineer a soft landing. big number this week with the jobs are portrayed as a great number print much stronger than expected over 20000 jobs or if you look at the details you sell the wages were not terribly hot. they're actually going out. not as much as inflation. solid wage growth lacking inflation means may be can

real mouthful of nature, but i'm dish is on the shelves are critical to protecting the changing on deanna. after all of the hens sits on the egg and rotates it several times a day. i mean, i was, it has to withstand a great deal for don, i'm and, and it's so tough for them to put the checks even have a special teeth called thank teeth to break, open the eggshell. ha, also, gretchen. but how can eggs be so strong top them once and they're broken. lisa young decides to stress test an egg herself. i'm pressing really hard trying to blanket mishap. i wouldn't have thought it'd be so difficult. i really thought i'd busted open. but even with all my strength, i can't should i stand on that thing? now maybe not. that wouldn't help us understand why eggs seems so fragile, but are extremely sturdy at the same time. it's their shape. ah, they're curvature helps distribute force as evenly across the shell. and that's in part due to their structure. an egg shell is normally point $3.00 to point $4.00 millimeters thick and made almost entirely of calcium carbonate. the main ingredient and limestone. s

the skin heels, and the adverse reaction then usually disappears from the review of your actual vic deanna posters. having a tattoo on her leg removed. she likes wearing short dresses and found her tattoo often bothered her. she's opting for laser removal, but it's not without risk. walking meissner student, most studies that have looked into the risks and laser removal are based on the ruby laser items which generates a lot of heat when a racing attached to that he means the pigments are treated even more intensely, which releases more toxic fragmentation products yet. hopefully, by public to fight. if it's, the fragmented pigments are then transported away by the lymphatic system, by specialized cells, known as macrophages. the process take 6 to 8 weeks. jenna is this, will you? it's generally the case that the more colorful the tattoos are, the more difficult they are to remain in class and color tattoos often involve multiple layers and shifting shift and fun that get the yellow part of the sunflower is difficult feel if there was the red area was also difficult given here to the dark

deanna niles with insight. and later, hot off the presses barons out with its list of top u.s.

my name is deanna bu 2. on may, the 11th palestinian american journalist with al jazeera shitty and barclays, was in genie in, in the israeli occupied city. in the west bank. she was there to cover israel's invasion of the city. that morning. shitty in is seen on camera dawning, her flak jacket, with the word press on it and her protective helmet. and speaking to her colleagues, as she prepared to report, as was her practice for 25 years. she made herself known to the israeli army and she made sure that they saw her as she prepared to report. despite that moments later shitty anne was killed by an israeli soldier who shot her dead in the back of the head. her colleague ali was also injured. as bystanders and colleagues tried to rescue her, they too were shot. as is israel practiced, they tried to deflect and to deny responsibility and insidious case. despite the presence of numerous witnesses, they tried to do the same. numerous newspapers and organisations were conduct had conducted investigations and concl

and over through the duly elected governor or government, the president deanna coverage, they began flooding ukraine with the weapons with which to kill russians in russia and russians in the, in the don bash and the ukrainian people. i don't think we're, we're anxious to have this conflict, but the cia had decided it was going to be done. the cia actually put in place. the members of the, of the, the new revolutionary hunter that took power in, in, in the ukraine. this is all happening on the backdrop of a long legacy of nato military interventions in yugoslavia, afghanistan, iraq, libya, syria, do you on the, on that backdrop, knowing that information? do you think that western officials and media are treating rushes, special military operation with impartiality? no, not wrong. if you look at it, russia, since, since the founding of the russian federation in 1991, it has been a relatively peaceful nation. nato was beginning to talk about nate, about the ukraine joining nato, which would have presented an existential threat to the survival of the of the russian nation. president burton had,

going over to deanna -- six weeks and three days. it doesn't hold all these details. because we have a 9-year-old. being used for political purposes. now, we have a perpetrator, and we've learned that they are here illegally. >> for most three weeks, he has not been charged, so we will have to wait for more details. >> it sounds like in this case, as pretty much every case we reported on, the first version was a lot a commands -- believed nothing at first. >> reminds me of the border patrol whipping people story. >> there was desperate evidence to incriminate them. this fellow was finally charged when they needed substantiation. they seemed reluctant to charge him immediately. believable -- would be useful on its own merit. want to details. only then did they start releasing the details. i think it's terrible, because it shows you that people are using a 10-year-old, and in some cases, protecting an illegal alien -- until they needed evidence substantiated in this useful story. it's terrible. >> thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >> in recent years, the u.s. milit

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transfer of power, he has asked me to inform the people of his decision to step down on july 13th, deanna. many blame godaddy, roger to search for an economic crisis. this made life unbearable for many of the countries 22000000 people. after breaking through barricades, yet another visit ended moment. the demonstrators turned into the president's official residence in columbia. inside this is what it looked like. what the president was moved by. he security team to an undisclosed location earlier that protested ransacked his bedroom and took $50.00 on his bed. who in moments the presidential, who once reserved the country's top leaders, appeared more like a recreational center where we had to that may not allow my, our government leaders must leave sri lanka. they can't govern the country properly . we have children and we're on the streets leaving our jobs because we believe in this cause. we love the country and we are suffering who just is charged the barricades outside. the primary says how reach the dentist at least roger cox is political allies, new. this is a crucial movement for t

next up deanna pauns day lee own. [applause] i would say-i dont know if everyone knows a lot of times when folks are doing this work we are fighting within the bure ocacy, fighting within government to advance equity and sometimes when you go in community they don't know you are doing the fighting inside and they fight you too, and i want to say that deanna has been fighting inside and outside and really working hard to get it right even when people are telling her on both sides it is wrong, so i want to thank her so much for her commitment and dedication. [applause] i wascytic sit sitting in the back with tracey brown and we were like we should have had valerie-i don't know if anybody has been a call with valerie. valerie is like your time is up you need to move. valerie is like amazing. she is not just-known as mama bear and think mayor breed gave her the title but valerie commitment and dedication to advancing this work is the model we should all seek to follow, and to replicate. she is so committed to this. to the

now they're taking on the state's attorney general's office claiming but we deanna's trigger laws can't be enforced because they're too big in the penalties for violators are unclear. the a g s office argues otherwise, and says, these court proceedings are simply delaying the inevitable. the state was one of three along with south dakota in kentucky with the strictest trigger laws immediately banning nearly all abortions after the overturn of roe v. wade but whether louisiana's ban will be enforced remains up in the air. attorney general jeff landry expects this case will likely end up in the state supreme court, but the justices have declined to get involved so far. what you've seen in other states as those supreme courts and other states have seen the reactive much quicker than here in louisiana, and that's disappointing because louisiana has led protecting the unborn. the state's not criminalizing abortion cost for a maximum of 10 years in prison and up to $100,000 in fines for abortion providers. however, some officials say they won't be enforcing the ban. the orleans parish distric

received from the corps of engineering, damey klein and countless others, and we would like to thank deanna edwards. thank you, mr. chair and mr. president. i look forward to a rowing vote -- rousting vote in a rue minutes -- in a few minutes. a senator: senator capito has articulated much more eloquently than i all of the priorities in the bill. i would like to add my thanks to chairman carper and ranking member capito. and senator cardin as well. mr. cramer: it has been a great team effort as it is illustrated in the final product and overwhelming vote. let's keep the team together and let's just pass a really big and important wrda bill. we did this through regular order, colleagues. we stayed on the two-year schedule, colleagues, and when we wok together, -- work together, we can help the people we serve. thank you. the presiding officer: the senator from hampton y. dellinger. mr. c -- the senator fromdelawa. mr. carper: i thank the senator for his great words. i don't think it's been said in the short time we've been on the floor here this morning. we don't just make up this legislatio