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the complaint aledges that the state enacted those restrictions with the purpose of denying or abridging the right to vote on account of race or color. in a few moments, assistant attorney general clarke will talk in more detail about this case. the united states vs. georgia. i want to thank the staff of the civil rights division's voting section for their hard work on this matter and for their everyday efforts to protect americans' voting rights. the critical nature of their work is the reason we are doubling the section's enforcement staff. this law enforcement is the first of many steps we are taking to ensure that all eligible voters can cast a vote, that all lawful votes are counted, and that every voter has access to accurate information. the civil rights division continues to analyze our state laws that have been passed and we are following the progress of legislative proposals under consideration in additional states. where we believe the civil rights of americans have been violated we will not hesitate to act. we will use all existing provisions of the voting rights act, the nat

to vote, or burn lv illinois which denied women the opportunity to become lawyers. these are cases that should be part of the lexicon when we are thinking about equality denied to vulnerable people. when you talk about, senator blumenthal, the legacy of privacy being ensconced in our supreme court jurisprudence, let's add to that graves law. let's add loving v. virginia. a case which provided for interventional -- interracial unions to take place in the united states. you mentioned whole women's health, a case in which justice kennedy sided with the majority in striking down two texas antiabortion laws. and june v. russo, which john -- justice roberts sided with the majority. if you will allow me one more moment. it strikes me that we should be thinking about perhaps brown v. board of education, because in the backdrop of whole women's h ealth, or even roe v. wade, we see these cases that seek to undermine the constitutional right to be able to terminate a pregnancy. and it reminds me if a state has tried to undermine browned beef -- brown v. board of education by e

well, short of it, categorical denies, but the government has never been denied on the record that they use. pegasus is really, you know, in military and civilian technology have developed a lot of tools which are very useful for government around the world, particularly those that play fast and loose with the humanitarian norms or democratic norms. and so the targeting of journalists cannot be justified by any people to national security, which is the usual alibi cited by, by government when they, when they tread on civil liberties hostile. ahead here on algebra, a cleaner foster floods in western europe as heavy rain continues to fall. ah well, it suddenly got quite active in the western pacific, just the top of your chart there in fall going off and other ones appeared south of china. so that's where we actually will the big showers in the philippines, southern china, which means is not much in this big gap here to pick up a few. and they are concentrating in southern sumatra in jakarta and they're crossing silhouette ac. otherwise, daily showers, i'm not surprising. the heavier ones

- like a claimant denies. , weapon - like a claimant denies-— denies.government _ denies. this week, the l government unilaterally announced a ceasefire, stating it was doing so for humanitarian purposes. the government must now demonstrate that it truly intends to use the ceasefire to address the humanitarian catastrophe in tigray. if humanitarian catastrophe in tiura . ., tigray. if european prime minister— tigray. if european prime minister ahmed - tigray. if european prime minister ahmed not - tigray. if european prime minister ahmed not long | tigray. if european prime - minister ahmed not long ago awarded the nobel peace prize, now find himself mired in an ugly war which threatens the stability of the entire region —— ethiopian prime minister. courtney bembridge, bbc news. we can now speak to william davison who's senior analyst on ethiopia for the international crisis group, a think tank. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for coming on the programme-— thank you for coming on the rouramme. . ~ i. ., ., programme. thank you for havin

not the party of science they deny science they deny science on the pandemic or lockdowns they deny sciencend kids in gender and drug use and above all they deny science on climate they blame climate change and push policies that make a difference in a block policies that nuclear power what do they know about the environment anyway? the closest they have ever come to nature is gender at the rainforest cafÉ we know nature we love nature we want to protect and preserve and conserve it let's fight back against the democrats and not just lying about the issues we cannot let them get away with it. a republican who just introduce legislation for sustainable practices and governor desantis with his million dollar conservation land bill in the republican president who signed conservation and legislation in a generation but then there's go up pro conservation markets of innovation pro america the climate revolution follow us then share this message when we posted nancy mays part of a new conservative caucus. teefive dad democrats have runaway and defined the issue and they are slow to push back but

he had been denied bail before despite having health issues, including parkinson's disease.s a leader of india's communist party. under custody by the government i charges that had not even been established or even proved, in detention for more than eight months. amy: in mexico, human rights advocates are demanding justice for another indigenous land and rights defender assassinated in the southern state of chiapas. simÓn pedro pÉrez lÓpez was gunned down early monday morning as he walked to a local market with his son. pÉrez lÓpez was the former president of las abehas de actehal, an anti-violence group that defended indigenous communities and their land. in colombia, 10 military members and one civilian have been accused of murdering at least 120 people and forcibly disappearing two dozen others, and falsely claiming their victims were guerrilla members who had been killed in combat. tuesday's indictment marks the first time colombia's special jurisdiction for peace tribunal charged military members of being involved in the false positives scandal, where thousands of extra

he denies any wrongdoing _ any wrongdoing. he denies any wrongdoing but _ any wrongdoing.yesterday, an investigation on him himself is being initiated on the sick that he might have done a crime by not telling the authorities when he got to know that there was something wrong with the purchase because he is a public officer, there is a law that stands that he should have called for an investigation when he got to know that there something wrong but because he did not do that, he might be considered to have participated in a crime and that's just going to be investigated on friday. at least forty—three migrants are feared to have drowned after their boat sank off the coast of tunisia. it's the latest in a series of similar tragedies in the central mediterranean, with people thought to be trying to reach the italian island of lampedusa. the humanitarian organisation, the tunisian red crescent, said dozens more on board the stricken vessel were rescued. officials in the us state of florida say they are bringing forward plans to demolish the remains of an apartment building th

>> qualifications would deny the opportunity and time place and manner do not denny anybody to -- deny anybody the opportunity to vote. they are simply providing -- >> i don't understand why you conceded in your example that time place and manner restricks, s restrictions you can only vote , at a country club or this is the placement of the polls and placed in areas that are they are placed in areas that are burdensome to minorities. aren't those time, place and manner restrictions. >> they aren't neutral and don't give minorities the same opportunities to access the precincts that are given to whites. if you put your precincts at country clubs, the notion that minorities have the opportunity to vote is laughable. no one is arguing for an unrealistic opportunity in terms of what the state has provided -- >> i really don't think that the relevant distinction is between those who regulate who and those who regulate time place and manner manner but looking at , opportunity. i don't see why time place and manner carries a lot of weight in your analysis. can you explain to me why i'm wrong?

we gave them an opportunity to confirm or deny. if we thought the denials were credible, we took it out the book because we did not have confidence in that reporting. if he thought the denials were not credible and the initial sources were more credible, then we edited in the context. host: in tennessee, republican. caller: do you know the pennsylvania law? you need to read to inform the public. in atlanta, georgia, we saw them jerked out of suitcases under tables and a lady kept running the same paper through the machine over and over again. we start with our own eyes, it was no hollywood script. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] >> all of this available at

shoddy work was a good reason for her to be denied tenure.cause of her political perspective because they didn't want the controversy, that's a good reason for her to have been denied tenure and i think they might've reached the right decision by at least giving into allowing her to express her ideas even though i disagree with a lot of what she has to say. >> shannon: to our next story, a question, is the u.s. the best country in the world to live? these are the results. compared to now versus 2015 and back further to 2011. yes, this is the best country to live in number has dropped a lot over the last few years and no, this is not a good country to live in is up. what do you make about this? i don't know home and people have lived in other countries. i have been a lot of places in the world and there's nowhere else i'd rather live. why are people losing confidence in the idea that this is the greatest place to live? >> i share your answer to that question but it's no surprise to me that the survey data is going the direction it is because i

a did it in order to design -- deny a quorum. they say the proposal will disproportionately affect minorities and people from poor communities, people who would traditionally vote democrat. biden himself has compared it to racial segregation rules. our white house correspondent is in philadelphia, where president biden was speaking a few hours ago. you call this -- he called this an assault on democracy and liberty. reporter: has made the top priority of his presidency, and the symbolism is profound. it came to the city of philadelphia which is the birthplace of american democracy , that is where the forefathers not only debated but also passed and signed the declaration of independence, as well at the u.s. constitution which is adhered to. this is where joe biden decided to make the case to the american public in a national address that he believes american democracy as americans know it is under assault. >> d assault is such a threat. i have said it before. we are facing the most significant test of our democracy since the civi

first by the pandemic, and then by a desperate attempt to deny the reality of the election. then, by a violent and deadly insurrection on the capitol. i have been around a long time and i thought i had seen it all, or most of it all. i never thought i would see that for real. and, in spite of what you see on television, and you saw it, you had senator saying it was a day at the capital, just people visiting the capital. folks, we met the test, because of the extraordinary courage of elected officials, many of them republicans, our court system, the most brave capitol police officers. because of them, democracy held. look at how close it came, for real. we will face another test in 2022, a new wave of unprecedented voter suppression and raw and sustained election subversion. we have to prepare now. as i have said time and again, no matter what, can never stop the american people from voting, they will decide in the power must always be with the people. that is why just like we did in 2020 we have to prepare for 2022. we will engage to educate voters about the changing laws, r

a privilege i was denied. a privilege my unprotected population of abortion survivors were denied. a right that thousand was unborn children would be denied of having alone, the privilege of having a day you were born and not a day that you were aborted. the privilege. of a birthday, nt a day that you were accidentally born alive after the abortion failed. >>is i than is an issue we're a passion at about. this privilegeab is one that's very easy for most people to underlook. the abortion, and what a bother, reality is as much you in your mother's woom43 as you were the day you were born. i was targeted for abortion as i am today. my earliest stages were very different than yours because they were interrupted by abortion. in august ofd 1977 my biologica mother,n a 19-year-old college student named ruth had a saline infusion abortion forced upon her by her mother, a prominent nurse in their community. with the help of her colleague, the local abortionist this from procedure, meant to protect my fragile body to poison and scald me to death. i soaked in that toxic salt solution for fiv

the greek government denies doing any of this would be legal under you law and refugee treaties to deny people the right to apply for asylum. but a refugee crisis in 2015 spurred the e u 2 poor $3700000000.00 into security research. greece has now become a testing ground for artificial intelligence that's being used to prevent refugee crossings. jones roblis reports the european border and coast guard or from tech's uses unmarked vehicles to patrol a heavily sensed section of the greek turkish border. they of the human element among increasingly sophisticated european surveillance technologies being tested here. such as these pillow mounted cameras, capable of penetrating kilometers into turkish territory, day and night. if i have an officer, we are the comrade, have seen estimate of a man must camera monitoring his automated through a program that processes the images. recognize is what is approaching and sounds the alarm. it mainly distinguishes people and vehicles, which is what concerns us and cross border crime. crime in question is illegal entry from turkey, including crossings by

well, many more summers to come for denis shapovalov.e from italy? love, as they say around here. the man dashing across the bottom of your screen is matteo berrettini. he beat hubert hurkacz in four sets. and that serve will be djokovic's to deal with on sunday. italians and finals, matteo, don't go to wembley. to be decided on saturday, the women's title, barty and pliskova, two first time finalists, two sets is all it takes. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. in parts of wales, the midlands, northern england. the odd shower but the sunny spells possible in northern ireland as well. hello. thunderstorms which have been affecting parts of eastern england today will slowly fade as we get on into tonight. we're still left with a few showers around as the night goes on, but they're less intense. a lot of cloud, could be a little misty in places, too, and some outbreaks of rain becoming a bit more widespread across southwest england and south wales in what'll

will you deny the will of the people? will you ignore their voices that are you on the side of truth or line factor fiction, justice or injustice? democracy or talker? see that's what it's coming down was bringing me grabbed the most important thing we have to do to 44 to coalition. americans are very background in political party, the advocates, the students, the faces, the labor leaders, the business executives. and raise the urgency of this moment. because as much as people know there's going around with the election process, i don't think that most people think this is about who gets to count would vote counts literally not figuratively. you vote for certain electors. the vote for somebody for president state legislature comes along in their proposal. nation. we don't like those, like we're going to point other electors going to the other guy or other women. because here's the deal. in 2020 the marker she was put to a test 1st by the pandemic. then by a desperate attempt to deny the reality results election, then by v

he has denied any knowledge and any wrongdoing.y dismissive of covid—i9 from the start, opposing masks and social distancing, which he said was for idiots. his views have not altered, even as cemeteries here have filled with the dead. "it's no use staying home, crying," he said recently. all chant. more nationwide protests are planned for this weekend with some brazilians accusing their leader of genocide. 0rla guerin, bbc news. to india now, where the official number of deaths linked to coronavirus has passed 400,000. the country is trying to speed up its vaccination drive, but misinformation, pseudo science and the constant tension between modern and traditional medicine have all hindered progress, as nikhil inamdar reports. all chant. these men are smearing their bodies with cow dung to ward off covid. this is a parliamentarian from the ruling bjp telling a crowd that consuming cow urine has helped her keep covid at bay. and this is a billionaire yoga guru with close links to the government. he's been passing off herbs, dung and

denying people full citizenship until the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments after the civil war to denyingen the right to vote until the 19th amendment 100 years ago. the poll taxes and the ku klux klan campaigns of violence and terror that lasted into the 1950's and 1960's. and again just two weeks ago, a decision of weakened landmarks voting rights act. to the willful attacks, electric -- election attacks in 2020, and then the whole other level of threat, the violence and the deadly insurrection of january 6 on the capitol. just got back from europe from the g-7 and nato. they wondered, it's not a joke. they asked me, is it going to be okay? the citadel democracy in the world, is it going to be okay? time and time again, we have defended free and fair elections, and each time, we found a way to overcome. that's what we must do today. vice-president harris and i spent our careers doing this work, and i've asked her to lead to bring people together to protect the right to vote in our democracy, and it starts with continuing to fight to pass hr-1, the for the people act. [applause] that bil

we must ask those who represent us at the federal, state and local levels, "will you deny the will of people? will you ignore their voices? " we have to ask, "are you on the side of truth or lies, fact or fiction? justice or injustice? democracy or autocracy?" that's what it's coming down to. which brings me to perhaps the most important thing we have to do. we have to forge a coalition of americans of every background and political party, the advocates, the students, the faith leaders, the labor leaders, the business executives and raise the urgency of this moment. because as much as people know they're screwing around with the election process, i don't think that most people think this is about who gets to count what vote counts. literally, not figuratively. you vote for certain electors to vote for somebody for president. a state legislature comes along, under their proposal, and they say, "no, we don't like those electors, we're going to appoint other electors who are going to vote for the other guy or other woman." because here's the deal, in 2020 , democracy was put to a test. f

but war heats up, china cabin cleaves denies. if behind any hacking of western software companies, finally a when after 6 weeks in limbo, roof has a new president the race to the edge of space, the world's richest man gets ready for loans. as the space tourism industry gathers pace. ah. the taliban has claimed responsibility for 3 rockets attacks in the afghan capital kabul. i love holy. how me? lo well, they could be heard as afghan president, sasha connie was leaving either i'd have prayers at the presidential palace. one hits near campbell's most popular mosque, another behind its biggest shopping mall, and a thirds near the ministry of foreign affairs have been no reports of injuries so far. let's get more from our diplomatic adds to james bass, joins us from cobble. james, these rockets attacks come at a particularly critical time in afghanistan. where do we know what this stage? is it likely to impact the ongoing peace negotiations between the african governments and the taliban. what a senior taliban official is told al ja

but the african government is denying the groups claims. it says it forces repelled telephone 5 years. it's been bulldog border crossing connects the city of kandahar directly with focused on and is a major supply line for whoever controls it while how to joins us now live from the pakistani capital is i'm about come all. so obviously conflicting accounts, what are you hearing from your sources about what exactly is happening at the border crossing? well, according to the report that we have received the border cross saying what they're tagged by a dollar bond fight. just bought midnight last night. they crept through the day they said they occupied most of the military fortifications in that area. took control of the border again. and they've already said that they've always good thing, fresh radio, which clearly showed that dollar bon bin ball game, which is a major, gave border cross link. and it's got we have the have fresh radio for dates from dollar bond in the area who said that their family and control despite claimed by the governm

he has denied any knowledge and any wrongdoing.y dismissive of covid—i9 from the start, opposing masks and social distancing, which he said was for idiots. his views have not altered, even as cemeteries here have filled with the dead. "it's no use staying home, crying," he said recently. all chant. more nationwide protests are planned for this weekend with some brazilians accusing their leader of genocide. 0rla guerin, bbc news. authorities in miami say that number of people confirmed after last week's will then collapse has risen to 22 with people still unaccounted for. they have now evacuated a second residential building in the miami beach area after what they are calling an abundance of caution. the ten story building has 156 properties. engineers say they found concrete and electrical problems. to india now, where the official number of deaths linked to coronavirus has passed 400,000. the country is trying to speed up its vaccination drive, but misinformation, pseudo science and the constant tension between modern and traditio

and this is something that we can't deny. i mean there is no point to defend the prime minister or head of vitamins and to say that to get right of him much, we should actually do a constitutional cool. so we something in the middle, and in the middle there is a national dialogue, a political dialogue, which should be dawn with people white people sitting around the table and not be deploying the army in the part of it, because this is what's happening now. what we have is i put this tension and i say it again of the powers and base and very, i'm dusting about this methodology is the right one to go out from the crisis in rather a wage to again, make this a necessary confidence and trust between the different political stakeholders incentives yami about, you know, being less and less here. so what is urgent for us? the images she now is have democracy back. and i'm not saying that i just concern of someone from the political class or the elite. i do consider that if we don't solve our problem democratic process, which could i

the special envoy for the region denies that charge -- to biden.pecial envoy for the region denies that charge. >> the focus of this administration really is trying to change the conditions that are causing people to leave irregularly. >> and yet the situation on the ground is dire. troy cops and corruption is rampant. they have grave reservations about the president, who remains defined in the face of criticism. >> behind his present, and this is something no one can be a -- deny, there is no altar, there are no military countries -- oligarchies, military juntas. >> meanwhile, the government has set -- critics have said the government is involved in state-sponsored drug trafficking. >> the way that we approach governance in general is consistent with our view that the role of the united states is to work with people in the region to create the enabling conditions for broad-based growth. >> even if they are not corrupt and being discussed as state sponsors. >> we work with aange of partners, people who -- this does not mean the united states is in

>> there is no point to deny we are facing a dangerous crisis.hought weeks ago -- two thirds of the environmental team has been refused [indiscernible] very deep crisis of governments and economic crisis which have been aggravated by the pandemic. this is something we can't deny. there is no point to defend the prime minister. we should actually do a constitutional coup. there is something in the middle, national dialogue, political dialogue, which should be done with wise people sitting around the table, and not through deploying the army. this is what is happening now. what we have is a confiscation of powers. i don't think this methodology is the right one. it is a way to again make this between the political stakeholders in tunisia. what is urgent for us? the emergency now is to have democracy back. someone from the political class or elite, i do consider if we don't solve our problem, which could include actually new elections, at the parliament temporary, but also presidential labels. host: you talk about -- a democratic process. there can'

but this is what nancy pelosi is denying. >> [inaudible] mr. mccar. mr. mccarthy: it was the scope -- there's a concern there. now you're getting individuals that are -- decisions being made whether they're serving time or not. you don't want to interfere with that. the language matters from the very begin, remember, i asked for a commission back in january, just like 9/11. pelosi played games all along the way. she dealt with the scope and it was very clear what we laid out. equal number, equal subpoena power, equal scope and don't interfere with any law enforcements going forward. she could not agree with that. we watched today, even when the sides were separated, even when the power went to one, she went further than anyone has gone before. i think it's very clear to the mesh public -- to the american public that this is a sham. but we will make sure we get to the real answers. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the. national captioning institute,. which is responsible for its caption

the taliban deny those allegations of.— deny those allegations of.. you're watching bbc _ deny those allegations of. you're watching bbc news. _ here in the uk, key services are struggling to cope because of staff shortages caused by tens of thousands of new covid cases and record numbers of their contacts being told to self—isolate. the government is attempting to tackle the disruption, by expanding a scheme that allows key workers to avoid isolation by committing to daily testing. our business correspondent simon browning reports. as the days pass, the list grows of key workers who qualify for exemption from covid isolation in england. police, fire, border force, transport and freight staff will now be able to join some food workers who can return to work if they test negative after being told to isolate — whether they are vaccinated or not. industry leaders are frustrated by rising staff shortages. it's inadequate and it's late. what we need is the government to realise that we have major problems occurring across all industrial sectors. hundreds

then, by a desperate attempt to deny the reality of the results of the election.n, by violent and deadly insurrection on the capitol, the citadel of our democracy. i have been around a long time in public life, thought i had seen most of it all. but i never thought i would see that for real. and in spite of what you see on television-and you saw it -- and you saw it -- senators were saying it was just people visiting the capitol. folks, we met the test because of the extraordinary courage of elected officials, many of them republicans. our court system and those brave capitol police officers, because of them, democracy held. look how close it came. we will face another test in 2022, a new wave of unprecedented voter suppression and election subversion. we have to prepare now. as i have said time and again, no matter what, you can never stop the american people from voting. they will decide. the power must always be with the people. that is why just like we did in 2020, we have to prepare for 2022. we will engage voters about the ever-changing laws, register them t

well, i think amazon is denying it, but not fully deny and maintaining that they still have interest in the space. so i do think that they mean by that is they're denying the fact that the, like the report said yesterday that they were imminently, as soon as next year we'll be starting to accept big coin and potentially their own coin. so i don't think that is true. i think that is a very fast rollout schedule for amazon. so i believe that in their denial, they're saying that the timing is uncertain here because the job posting that is a very, very legitimate reason that animals on looking at it. because as you know, they're taking, they're taking a page on facebook page facebook playbook because facebook came out the libra association. they drummed up all this hype only to have the entire project. basically be dead on arrival. so amazon doesn't want to repeat of that. and so the potential job post the, the hiring of someone as a block chain lead that will, that would potentially lead up to potentially an amazon coin, or maybe even accepting bitcoin on their marketplace. but i do thi

when an eligible casts a vote, that voter has been denied. when they rely on and that is criminalized, that right has been abridged. the question then is whether that denial or abridgement has occurred on account of race. section 2 tells courts how to answer and the statutory commands necessarily requires rejection of the inflexible rules. to the contrary, it mandates what this court is searching of evaluation of past and present reality. petitioners have said the section 2 results test resulting on their disparities that will call into question every irregularity. not true. it has been in place for 40 years and nothing has come to past. section 2 challenges to statewide election laws number in a single digit. section 2 liability has been limited to policies that due to their interaction are outliars in the discriminatory burden they impose on minority voters. as the chief election officer the out of precinct policy and impose discriminatory on native american and plaque and we thfer ask this court to affirm the judgment below. >> counsel you

from prison, sengar denied he had anything to do with the crash. >> man (speaking hindi): >> sengar (beeps) >> navai: india's supreme court ordered 24/7 police protection for jaya, and moved sengar's trial from his home state to the capital, delhi. (horns beeping) >> i really had to be there. there was heavy security outside. sengar was brought in. he seemed scared, he was... he was nervous about what the judge was going to say. i mean, at that time, we didn't even know if the girl was going to survive or not. they set up a makeshift court in hospital for her to give her statement. and the judge said that her testimony was unblemished, truthful, and of sterling quality. >> this case came to the conclusion with the finding that kuldeep sengar has been convicted for rape under 376 ipc... >> navai: sengar received life in prison for jaya's rape, and ten years for manslaughter. seven others, including two police officers, were also sent to prison for their roles in the killing of jaya's father. the men charged with kidnapping and gang-raping jaya are still awaiting trial. >> it's incredib

manisha had ever been raped. >> (speaking hindi): >> navai: some b politicians also publicly deniedfter manisha was cremated, her family was visited by the disict magistrate, who encouraged them to withdraw the rape allegation. neeraj filmed him. >> (speaking hindi): >> (speaking hindi): navai: the video went viral and fueled more unrest around the case. chief minister yogi adityanath blamed the outrage on opposition parties and an international conspiracy to undermine him. the trial of the four men manisha accused has been delayed by covid. their lawyer claims manisha's video statements about the rape were fabricated. there have been allegations that the chief minister, yogi adityanath's office, has been trying to cover up this gang rapethat he's been trying to protect the accused. >> (speaking hindi): ♪ ♪ >> navai: cases like manisha's and jaya's continue to polarize india, pitting politics against families' search for justice. one of india's most respected and senior legal figures told me these cases should be a wake-up call for more accountability when it comes to violence again

[roll call] >> clerk: so that appeal is denied. we are moving onto item 5, pauson yun versus department of building inspection, planning department approving, appealing the issuance on may 10, 2021, to ricky jong, of an alteration permit, add 849 square feet on top of existing roof and convert existing two-story into a three-story building; add 266.7 square foot rooftop deck in the front and add 75 square foot cantilever balcony at the back. this is permit number 2018-08-14-7292. and we will hear from mr. yun. >> thank you. i am hear as the appellant asking that the permit being denied because it violates the character of the neighborhood and set back from the street. if you can put up exhibit a, please. that's not exhibit a. no, that's not it, either. it's listed as exhibit a with a view of the street. on this home, you can see homes with additions. they are circled, and they are set back and smaller in size than the proposed project, circled in yellow. on our block, on 31 avenue between vicente and esculta, it's not a typical one

the trump organization denies scheming of avoiding paying taxes on benefits. we have more from new york. >>indictment. i read it through several times at this point. it's full of all sorts of allegations by the prosecutors against not only andy weisel burke, but the trump organization as a whole. also survived -- all sorts of implications. it all comes down to fraud and avoiding paying taxes. >> rescue workers are resuming the search for survivors in florida a week after the champlain towers collapsed. earlier, president biden visited the site. he met with families of victims. at least 18 people are confirmed dead. the men in charge of securing coronavirus vaccines to africa has blasted europe for failing to deliver a single promise dose -- promised dose. less than 1% of the continent has been fully vaccinated. infections are overwhelming hospitals. celebrations on canada day have been muted in multiple rallies have been held express in solidarity with indigenous people coming after more than 1000 unmarked graves were discovered at former indigenous residentia

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and as a reminder, this is the second time they've denied the legislature a quorum this year. i think it's pretty obvious that this is nothing more than a political stunt when these lawmakers skipped town with no plan for when they will return to their jobs in texas. and, frankly, the president under the texas constitution -- i mean the governor under the text constitution can -- text constitution can continue to call as many special sessions he wishes without limitation. so we all know who you this will end. they will eventually go home after the cameras leave and after the press loses interest in this political stunt. they'll go home and they will participate in the process. but it's telling that these democrats and this house of representatives chose to race toward tv cameras in washington rather than present their arguments in the legislature. and, mr. president, this is not without some risk to them. i'm advised that they were on federal property and referred to a website this is actually a fund raising site for their efforts. we all know that there are limits, in fact st

and they do deny the _ live this of course. and they do deny the charges. -- - live this of course.-- the do deny the charges. —— the indictment being true to for the trump organization going forward, what are the consequences of this, if anything?— consequences of this, if an hint? ., ., ., anything? the organisation, the are anything? the organisation, they are highly _ anything? the organisation, they are highly leveraged, l anything? the organisation, i they are highly leveraged, and very often, that companies will save the organisation is indicted for a fraud, they will call the loan is. i haven't seen the documents, nor do i know what the lenders will do. but that is one way could be bad for the organisation. it would be impossible for trump to know about this scheme and not be engaged in criminal activity himself, there is no allegation in the paper is on what he knew. he personally wrote some checks, of course you have to prove that you knew what was going on. but if you knew what was going on with weisselberg in conversation, again, if this is due as charged, he would then

he: denies any wrongdoing but just denies any wrongdoing butjust friday, yesterday, an investigationse he might have incurred a crime by not telling the authorities when she got to know that there was something wrong with the purchase. because he is a public officer, there is a law that stands that he should have told the police and called for an investigation when he got to know there was something wrong. because he didn't do that, he might be considered to have participated in a crime and that is just started being investigated on friday. just started being investigated on frida . :, ~ just started being investigated on frida . ., ,, , . ., friday. 0k, thank you very much for “oininr friday. 0k, thank you very much for joining us- — let's get some of the day s other news now. south africa's health regulatory body has approved the use of the chinese coronavirus vaccine known as sinovac. this comes as the continent's worst hit country faces what officials have called a devastating third wave of infections. so far only three million people have been vaccinated out of the country's tot