and doris kearns goodwin. well, doris kearns goodwin is a national treasure.d she's been called america's historian in chief. you know, it's interesting. i think that doris has a lot in common with susan orlean because they both take their time to write their books. and i think one of why is becaut to know their subjects. and i think doris loves people. and, you know, because doris is writing about politics so much, about politics is about people. and she understands the way people fit into the contours of history. and her new book, an unfinished love story, is her most personal book. it's a personal history of the 1960 years as she lived it with her husband, -- goodwin, who was one of the great speechwriters of that time. and of their marriage, they had this prepared sexual argument about who was the better president. j or jfk. and she'd worked for lbj. so it he but he also worked for jfk. and and, you know, and throughout their marriage, this is an argument and and it's so interesting to read this book to see them relive those years in the sixties and then c

and i think doris loves people.and, you know, because doris is writing about politics so much, about politics is about people. and she understands the way people fit into the contours of history. and her new book, an unfinished love story, is her most personal book. it's a personal history of the 1960 years as she lived it with her husband, -- goodwin, who was one of the great speechwriters of that time. and and and what was so interesting is that in the course of their marriage, they had this prepared sexual argument about who was the better president. lbj or jfk. and she'd worked for lbj. so it he but he also worked for jfk. and and, you know, and throughout their marriage, this is an argument and and it's so interesting to read this book to see them relive those years in the sixties and then come to different opinions. and their dialectic about these two presidents and others in the sixties changes as as they grow older. and so it's kind of doris is year of living historically and she's and she's really keeping t

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presidential historians jon meacham and doris kearns goodman, plus frank luntz breaks it down. >>> plus, policy push. >> i refuse to believe we have to walk we from being an american. >> martha: new immigration protect protections over the battle over the border continues. the latest on that and response from democratic senator elizabeth warren. plus analysis from our powerhouse round table. >>> and -- >> it's extremely hot outside. >> it's been like torture in here. >> martha: summer kicks off with record heat, floods, and deadly wildfires. is this the new normal? science educator bill nye on extreme weather scorching america. >> martha: good morning, and welcome to "this week." we are now just four days away from a critical general election debate that could have implications for the 2024 race. the campaigns this week are a study in contrast. president biden with no public campaign events at all as he hunkers down at camp david with advisers in full debate prep mode. meanwhile, former president trump hit the trail in d.c. and philadelphia saturday saying his campaign events are his de

thank you for getting up this morning, doris.er: thanks, robin. been a slow start for hurricane season, but that doesn't mean that we won't ramp up quickly. we've got a 20% shot of the low that's causing all the rain in florida becoming something atlantic. then a 40% shot of development next week as this goes towards texas and parts of mexico. colorado state put out their new forecast. it freshened it up but similar to what they had before. above average season ahead. the first one will be alberto. look. chronologically we don't ramp up until september. >> whit: now to the final part of our deals and steals summer spectacular featuring products from small businesses. tory is back. this is a fun way to charge your devices. >> that's right. don't want to be caught without your juice. >> whit: gotta have the juice. >> you see this credit card size, a charge card in this case. fits into the little area for credit cards in your wallet. that's how small it is. so perfect. it comes with all of the cords that you need for iphone or andro

they could well react, costa increasing doris themselves. what we're seeing so far is a haven't reacted particularly strongly. i'm. that's interesting because of course, very last part of what they do is a trade with you're on the us. sometimes the cost is particularly your, so that will be looking quite carefully the fact that europe is not suggesting a 100 percent as it would be mentioned already, that there's a difference. and that could well be some adjustments. so we're not there. all we do now is a vet german file. spencer is due to be in china this coming week. so therefore there will be discussions about some may be whichever types end up being 1st going to be resort. maybe there be some compromises are up on suspecting of china. we want to compromise. i think it's free trade is good news generally, but nevertheless, one has to abide by various rules. and i would imagine the vision is that the world trade organization should look a little bit more carefully. but it was the question about whether by the end is doing those things to be

even though we might see some adjustments to watch just being a now, so the doris of, from china, what you may actually see, some real push it to both industries and you are good. so i want to ask you very briefly, because when you've got a few minutes left, i mean these terrace, basically buying time for europe to catch up to china. i think there's another one to the sides in that i think your will spend a lot more to get ready. but the point about batteries with production takes place is a very significant one. and the china right now has the competitive advantage. okay, and a, what do you think is going to happen from this point on? obviously the terraces as likely to take effect on july, the 4th. if both sides failed to resolve the issue, we're going to see them get together and try and hash this out. well i think from the perspective of the trainees, e, v, manufacturers, this is an unwelcome development. but the rate of the terrorist, i think we're designed to be more or less that acceptable, that the twenty's, the manufacturers would still continue to do business in europe. and o

one of my favorite guests, historian and author doris kearns goodwin is here to talk about it with me played well, the foreign president said earlier the program, but i just want to play again. here he is talking about the possibility of going to jail after his felony convictions. >> i don't know that the public would stand it. i don't i'm not sure the public would stand four with a house arrest for i think i think it'd be tough for the public to take you know, at a certain point, there's a breaking point joining me now presidential historian doris kearns goodwin, she's the author of a number of bestsellers. her latest, it's fantastic and unfinished love story. a personal history of the 1960s, and i highly recommend it we've, we've talked about the divisions in this country the civil war obviously was a time of just horrific divisions the 1970s, there were a lot of diverse 60s and 70s and which there's you cover so much in your book and you're newest book. >> but was the country more divided than or do you think it's more divided now? i think it's more divided now than any time in my

love story, a personal history of the 1960s is available now, doris, always great to have you glad to be with you so help us put this week in historical context because obviously us presidents have been in trouble before and even broken the law before. >> so give us the significance of donald trump's conviction i think the significance is that what the conviction revolves around his an election. i mean, that's what we've seen this whole past four years. in this case, the conviction meant that he lost his bid for acquittal and it had to do with influencing the 20 2016 election with unlawful means. >> what we've what we've been dealing with really since 2020 is the loss of that election and a series of unlawful acts that he's now indicted for. >> and other courts that had to do with not accepting that loss. it's so important in our political system for the peaceful transition of power democracies about, letting us vote people in or throw them out. and in both these cases, we're dealing with failure to accept a loss instead of accepting this loss of this conviction there now claiming the

if the are assess, claim that it was acting in self defense as credible as well. doris, as has said to tweet that, seized for vehicles, custody the calls. however, there is no proof. however, what we have see is video evidence of the iris at fighting around the shooting to begins and it's not possible they were defending themselves as they invaded in december 2023. they were the aggressive initial reports this morning has confirmed that they have attacked again in the village. we're just yesterday, over a 100 people have been killed 29 of those have be conserved with they made. currently right now, the iris has had the markets and have setup check points around the village and within the village, however, reports from survivors has stated how the recess used, heavy machinery, heavy heavy weaponry to essentially shred the bodies of the certificates within the village. it will sit down on the list of the ship. it was speaking to us and you're watching dw, and you stay with us up. next we have a documentary on a pacific ocean deep sea expedition looking into the consequences of industrial

take you know, at a certain point, there's a breaking point joining me now presidential historian doris kearns goodwin, she's the author of a number of bestsellers. her latest is fantastic and unfinished love story a personal history of the 1960s, and i highly recommend it we've we've talked about the divisions in this country i mean, the civil war obviously was a time of just horrific divisions the 1970s, there were a lot of 60s and 70s and which you cover so much in your book. and you're newest book but was the country more divided than or do you think it's more divided now? >> i think it's more divided now than any time in my lifetime really, since the civil war, we would divide it over issues. maybe the vietnam war isolationism, interventionism base civil rights. but this is like identity. >> people who are in one party and the other feel like that's their life as it's a different thing that we've seen, but it wasn't that way before. >> i don't think so. i mean, i just saw a great, incredible statistic that people were asked in 1958. do you care whether your daughter marries a repub

throughout her 34-year career, doris has broken one barrier after another.irst woman to call a big east men's basketbal game. to call a new york nix game. and first woman to call the conference finals and nba finals on radio and television. it is an inspiration to see and hear doris burke as millions of americans tune in to the nba finals. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. frost: thank you. today my heart is hesky. i'm brought back to this moment in history where on june 12, 2016, 49 angenerals were murdered in cold blood on the dance floor and on the floor of pulse night club in my city, in my district, and in my home of orlando, florida. i'm angry. i'm angry that we live in a world and that we live in a country where gun violence can drastically change or end your life. i'm angry that i serve in a chamber where seemingly most of the folks here don't want to do a single damn thing about it. and i'm and i'm

our next stop is near the seaside resort of doris with its picturesque beaches and albanians main port. i'm . i mean, i'm a 22 year old who loves vintage cars and as a mechanic and a place that some old damian's call and let's see, to city ship together, which is father. how son, who runs a workshop only for cars with a star from what year is the car? 19? 87. well 1987. and the model looks good there. 2.5 liter. yeah. uh huh. and the despair pods. waiting to be put to use in the next classic car restoration. and right next door is the workshop where they run, the family business doesn't stick a place here. so all the tool assembly here, you have all the like this. that's like a treasure here for me as soon as possible and has almost 40 years of experience as a mechanic. and he let his son follow in his footsteps. and at an early age, he's convinced that it's the quality of german cars, which made the brand. so popular, you know, daniel, if you look at that symbol, the messages i can drive around the world 3 times and i'm still a bins. otherwise there's no such thing as you drive around

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get some perspective and all of this now for presidential historian, pulitzer prize winning author doris kearns goodwin, her latest book, the remarkable read, an unfinished love story, a personal history of the 1960s dorsal, great to have you on have other politicians been able to come back from moments like last night, i mean, famously, the nixon kennedy debates were people watched it. nixon looked terrible seems people rated kennedy as having one bye, by comparison. i mean, has there ever been anything like this? >> well, i think we've seen the curse of presidential incumbents and that maybe one way to look at this. i mean, clearly when you look at what happened to reagan in mondale in that first debate, reagan himself confessed that he had flopped and the rnc chairman said that it was a dismal performance that he had blown it. and yet somehow they were able to to realize that he was filled with too many facts to many things as sort of an echo of biden in a way and then the second debate he came out roaring not only with that grade comment, i won't make age an issue and i won't exploit

doris jones, next speaker. good afternoon. board of supervisors. my name is melody daniel. i am the chief program officer for hunters point family . hunters point family has been providing quality youth services in bayview hunters point for over 25 years. we service all of hunters point with sites in five neighborhoods and four housing developments. we provide, safe passage to and from school, we also, based on dcyf, recommendation, these neighborhoods and developments will no longer be serviced at their june 30th. this will force hunters point family to lay off, over 18 employees. we're asking for support from the board of supervisors to, add back the, funds for hunters point family and also, not approve dcf proposed budget until it actually restores the services in district ten and bayview hunters point. thank you. thank you. melody daniel. next speaker . good afternoon, supervisors. my name is near monroe, and i'm the director of workforce development at hunters point. family i'm here today because i'm trying to understand how we say that we're prioritizing children and

here in the east, still with us, jonathan amir, joining us now, presidential historian, doris kearnsyet about former president trump's criminal conviction at a fundraiser in connecticut last night. the president called trump "a convicted felon who stopped after the 2020 election." the president addressed the attacks trump and his allies have lobbed at the justice system. biden's of the former president, "wants you to believe it is already. nothing could be further from the truth. it is reckless and dangerous for anyone to say it is rigged just because they don't like the outcome." biden added, "the justice system is a core of american democracy and we should never allow anyone to tear it down." biden continued, "here is what is becoming clearer and clearer every day. the threat trump poses in his second term would be greater than his first. this isn't the same trump that got elected in 2016." biden said, "he is worse." doris, this is joe biden using the term convicted felon, a private fundraiser in connecticut, as john has been telling us, this is something we may hear more of from t

if he is proposing that what's goinon hunky-dory, we there is a better way.talks about targeting reproductive rights and lgbtq rights, how do you respond? guest: those are categories. the right are a newman aid -- enumerated in the constitution and there is particular policy decisions. should the government evenj7 be invoking things like dei? is that fair? is that a violation of the constitution and tt's wha lot oe go and foist american popular culture on foreign countries like infrica wherwe rollout a lot of these kind of quid pro quos whereia we will give you foreign aid if you agree to do x, that's wrong. that's a cultural exportation of the kind of liberal popular culture in the united states. we need to respect foreign cuultimately the question the f, pushing power back to the people and to the states where the bese together on a local basis and this is angela and mai5rie, go ahead. caller: hello, iid download a copy of the project 2025. i admit i didn't read all of it bui pi apart the ones that were most interesting to me the dismantling of the departme

on july 23, 1943, during the punitive operation herman, the executioners came to the village of dory, volozhensky district, this was the zone of action of the imenetsko-naliboks partisan zone, forcing people out. as they knew what astanka meant, wife maryya 35 years old and son mikhasik 6 years old and... his soul was calm, and he said the following words, let’s not separate this night, and called everyone to prayer and preparation for the most important sacrament, so for purification. before setting fire to the temple, the punishers selected several dozen people, the workforce, among them was the priest’s daughter vera, she was not yet 18 years old, she witnessed the tragedy, when they were guarding the temple so that no one would run away, then they heard all folk... christ's mysteries. on the day the war began, june 22, 1941, father vasily kopychka turned 36 years old. he served in the church of the assumption of the blessed virgin mary in the village of adrigin in the modern ivanovo district when they began to operate in the area. partisans, a priest at his home, organized meeting

on july 23, 1943, during the punitive operation german, the executioners came to the village of dory, volozhensky district. this was the zone of action of the imenets-naliboks partisan zone. people were forced out of their houses, some were shot on the spot, saying that they had put them there, built them, he said, the little woman was in front of me. the most difficult moments, say, for people, he remained devoted to his service, remained faithful in faith, instead of to run away or hide, let's say, from the enemy, he was performing a divine service, it was a punitive operation hornung, people were taking revenge for the activities of the partisans, the sons of father john fought in the partisan formation of korzh, he himself blessed them, the priest's wife, three daughters-in-law and daughter. the night before this tragedy, hosanna was restless in his soul, and he said the following words: “let us not part this night” and called everyone to prayer to prepare for the event itself. before setting fire to the temple, the punishers took away several dozen people, a workforce, among them

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doris matsui and i my democrat colleagues on the committee and you mentioned tomments, have introducedegislation that will health and human services to try and mapn the united states so that we have better data versu agencies, try to get it in one place. >> right because with understand right now no single federal agency has a full view. >> t >> -- u.s. drug supply chain start to finish, and that's a prob to try to do, try to map that and then look forha know, the api production overseas is just oulnerabilities. there's all kinds of other economic-related issues, you know? there's multitude of reasons why we're -- letcribe a couple of thees reasons if i can. i don't want to get ahead of went -- >> a couple of years ago there's a medication propofol, looks like milk in a bottle, right? it was short for ae reason was is because the only manufacturer was in europe. the united states was planning to potentially to their you know, okay? capitalta and the manufacturer in the country said we will notpropofol to the united states if anyone is going to use our medication capital punishment. so

. >> doris championed rent control. contracts for black women, women of color and small businesses, he will a was really really special, she was really who motivated me. she worked for the lawu, she was a switch board operator and then secretary. and then founded an organization cofounded with somebody called congress of racial equity core. so the lin she came with was about equity, about young women, seniors at-risk youth having jobs. it was about more police guided. those three women to me left their legacy. >> supervisor elliot. >> when you think about the legislative and women legislatures, i think the tendency is to find a women issue that would otherwise won be covered. but so many of our legislatures women included have touched on so many faucets of policies. it's important to be seen through your life experiences how you identify and for a young girls, i think having women on the board is important because you get to see that you actually changed seat yourself in that power of decision. >> that concludes busines

dori jahormi said in a press conference: a regulation to support iranian and non-iranian elites and twoulations to support scholarships for iranian students and facilitate the recruitment of international students were approved by the board of ministers. in this joint press conference, the vice president for science and technology said that in 1401 and 1402, more than 100 experts from the top 200 universities in the world. they returned to the country. according to mr. dehghani firouzabadi, it is possible to coordinate with related institutions carrying out technological plans to replace iranian soldiers abroad. became. in this press conference, the head of the atomic energy organization pointed to the approval of the comprehensive strategic document of the atomic energy organization in the 13th government and said that with the construction of a knowledge-based network, the field of using radiation in agricultural products and their export has been provided. last year, the new site was opened in the first three months. we have opened 3 sites this year, and the number of our radiation s

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coming out to and to speak again space a copy of forwarded, the president of neighboring chile on doris's lead, a former living lead as they were coming out to say that this isn't right, this isn't the way to resolve based having beyond me come in and try to take control and tell him if he's a took us through the context here. we've seen a local media reporting. that general is indigo, was telling reporters that he intends to recover the homeland. exactly how powerful is the military in bolivia as well. it's been a full since been powerful enough in the past. to, for example, is we were just talking about to send ex president at the morales in twice. so up to quite a long time in control lifting 1212 more than 12 years in control when he was invited to, to leave the country by the military and was been basically forced out into exile and mexico. so there is a precedent pull this in, believe you with the army and more in the 20th century than the 21st century. this is something that was seen. no uncommonly in latin america, the army having a strong force of the army taken control and getti

please welcome, a world renowned historian, doris kearns goodwin. thank you. thank you. thank you. i am so glad to welcome to simon and schuster centennial celebration and. and what stage craft the platters have fashioned for us on this day of commemoration they somehow managed to get the heavens above to mark the occasion by, providing a total solar eclipse this afternoon. so they've set a spectacular tone for our grand family reunion down below the heavens. it has been so much storied of the simon and schuster family, to learn of the unlikely genesis that sprang from two young columbia university graduates. richard simon, a piano salesman, an arts and culture columnist. the two friends were united a dream to establish a publishing house that would sell better to more people at lower no books. they would bear their name that. they had not read and they were not proud to stand behind when they opened their doors on 57th street on january 3rd, 1924. however, they had only one employee a stenographer and only one book on their spring, a book of crossword puzzles. now crosswords in we

also with us, author and presidential historian doris kearns goodness. msnbc contributor mike barnicle. what a crew we have assembled for this hour. this is a hall of fame cast. >>> let's go to the debate side. claire mccaskill, your view to the lead-up to the debate and what we might see tonight. >> yeah, it's been interesting to watch the republicans try to back the truck up about expectations of joe biden's performance. listen, all joe biden has to do is come out there and be scrappy joe scranton, as my friend jen palmieri calls him, and throw some hay makers. he needs to tell him to shut up, to quit lying. he needs to be a street fighter tonight. he doesn't need to be as presidential as he is inclined to try to be. in policy, he's great, but it is more important that he get under donald trump's skin. the way you get under donald trump's skin is you confront him with his b.s. i'm hoping that joe biden does that. i have a feeling that's what they've been preparing for at camp david. >> tim, talk to us about what punches he should throw, what he should

but theodore roosevelt used executive power and understood as doris kearns goodwin has written about the power of the bully pulpit. he invented the news cycle. doesn't really exist anymore in the age of social media, but at the time, he knew that if he put out a story on a sunday night, it would dominate the conversation on monday morning. you know, these were things that presidents just didn't do. and he understood that his power came from the people, his popularity amongst the populous. and i think that that's why when he gave up power voluntarily in 1908, edith knew that he would never be president again because no matter whether you were a republican or a democrat or an independent, people had seen theodore roosevelt act as a very powerful executive and did not necessarily want to give him that power again. >> you write about roosevelt's trust busting and support for collective bargaining. at one point mami roosevelt told her son, quote, theodore intended to discipline the newly wealthy. this is a man who grew up surrounded by wealth and privilege. where did this populous streak

last remaining solution for the transportation crisis close by the q crisis here in the gaza strip. doris advisor, how does he run that? i kind of saw the well fried program says it's managed to get a trucks and to see the on still full region for only the time. in 2 months. the w . f. p says the carrying food to support a 160000 people. the conflicts between sue jones on the, in the power military rock and support forces has caused one of the wells west tongue across, sees you on, says a 3rd of sue jones population. that's 18000000 people all staffing and while fighting continues in the city of el fasa, the rapids support forces are reportedly advancing on the city. it's the sudanese armies, last major stronghold in the full the our staff has been trying to seize control of the city. the one says if is the ethnic cleansing will take place if they are assessed, does capture all fashion total. this is a form that us envoy to sit on. he spoke to my colleagues, somebody's a don about those phases of ethnic cleansing. if the are safe to take control of the city, and i think what will happen r

go ahead, doris. >> i think the thing that may show up is that biden has prepared much more for thiss. jfk had a -- whatever nixon's statement were he knew how to counter him. the morning of the debate my husband said he is so anxious but he came into john kennedy's bedroom, he had his breakfast tray and he wasn't scared because he knew he had been prepared. he had worked harder than nixon who was in seclusion the day of the sedate. by the time the debate was ended and kennedy had understood the questions so well that my husband on the plane on the way back said we've won t the debate, it's over, the whole election is won. john kennedy simply smiled and said there is a long way to go. just as there was now. just as john kennedy was eating tomato soup and beer to relax, he said let's figure out what we did wrong, what we did right and going forward. preparation makes a difference and he was combined with knowledge, with facts. facts, how nice it was that he had a lot of facts about things that turned out to be true. i think we're going to see that biden was far better prepared and tha

oh nicky only scott, the leader of the printer name is doris. cool. i'm yep, this is yes. and you'll find some boma. how exactly is there a clue for for the the the take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion. by how us tied to vision with no real opinions. pictures designed to simplify will confuse really would say better wills. and is it just as a chosen few. fractured images presented as 1st? can you see through their illusion going underground can from the testimony of witness yoseph kaminsky. my back and my on with my son who was lying next to me about 3 meters away called me so that i'd pull him out of a puddle. i called to him, lifted him up a bit, but i saw that he was torn by bullets into hops. my son managed to ask me whether his mom was alive and die the next moment. i stood up by myself and couldn't move. but soon my brother in law joseph went to an event. she escaped, which lived about one and a half kilometers from 15, came up to me and took me to his place. the almost dragged me on himself. the 5 in the vil

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so that will be i the renter a demo. doris moody used to swear in the name of god. the high will bear true faith in the regions to induce constitution as established by law audits. so i and a few others have been perusing the new york times, the washington post the economy as a financial bind, lamond deutsch. well, the wall street journal, france, 24 bbc, others western, you know, media giants. and it's hard to not notice that there seems to be an orchestrated campaign against motor and all of a sudden in his re election attacks him also come from the us international commission on religious freedoms. redone and sweden, the george soros foundation. interestingly enough, and the us state department, the why, what is the, let's see on gaza. right manila. marty has continued to support a 2 state solution and has cited with the un general assembly against israel. now that that's not washington wants. right. and, and em, ukraine, india has continually remain neutral if anything, maybe side, slightly, a little more citing with russia while also buying its gas and you know

war vets, i don't know as of, but he gave, and they confirmed that many times for an this through doris are coming for make 3 and has to them. and they can use a little and java in for example. so these are in this type of weapon that are provided by the west. so now we are see maybe more. they us like the account 3 more. ok, the active in the supporting of ukraine because in fact, they admit that they want to wipe the war for the protection of us, of the gate. and practically, they can, the gal is a now and that's is on they have software software to now. now it says it's a very, very savvy a my point of view because uh, this came from the same west. uh, that's office slowly conveying the noun as the idea. but practically, they support them. now counseling the band has been a top priority for youth training and officials the say that the brigade could have been more effective during the battle of mario poll 2 years ago. if you had access to you as a footman, i'll be here think this decision now will make a difference on the bottom few. i think i'm not practically not also. i repeat bec

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are cheap and they included intervene with has the lita hassle enough for all life and for my equal dory and president will file career will be both costing highlights from those programs throughout the day right here on our team. now moving to africa, yet another mass protest is adopted in k. yeah. at the public as voice, it gets outrage of a tax hikes pushed by the government, which is desperately seeking the pay off. it's dad still the washington based on math, are now that these are lives, pictures, it gets the visuals from the narrow being can you are right now. the people gathered on the streets of the national capital, narrow b to speak out against the government and access. now please use to a gas and water turned on to try to disperse. the crowds, the east african nation has been trying to collect more money from the citizens so we can reduce its dependency on the foreign lenders, especially. i imagine that many locals of the cried that move saying that they're already struggling to make ends meet local john list and others have been speaking to us on this demonstration. kind of

one name is doris. cool. i'm give this is yes. and you'll find some form of how exactly is a clue. but for the the the from the testimony of witness yoseph kaminsky. my back and my on with my son who was lying next to me about 3 meters away called me so that i'd pull him out of a puddle. i called to him, lifted him up a bit, but i saw that he was torn by bullets into hobbs. my son managed to ask me whether his mom was alive and died the next moment. i stood up by myself and couldn't move . but soon, my brother in law, it was the front, one of which he escaped, who lived about one and a half kilometers from 15, came up to me and took me to his place. the almost dragged me on himself to 5 and the village of cutting was dying out. kaminsky was treated at the done farmstead by distinguished by the russian doctor. maria knew some of them. it was a subject to look like hospital, but also a member of the underground people from a neighboring village buried the setting victims 3 days after the tragedy. who did hear the love for me? if i hear her name, who were to number low, but you knew w

buying glass up hill and making the river small. luckily the situation is not that, that, you know, doris rufus have broken their bonds. so imagine home, some funds from what i think with them. yeah, it's about 5 o'clock in the morning. it started to rain heavily and by 10 o'clock in the morning, the house was flooded. the flags of also heat, northern mexico, forcing thousands to be taking the temper. shelton's store, like i use a lot of districts were destroyed. we don't have anything to eat. no electricity, water, nothing. the road was destroyed. when i left my home, everything was destroyed across the region, rescue if it's expected to continue for days, have them i'm a 0 or that let's heat wave continues to bank. most of the united states, any 100000000 people are on dry heat advisory. and many regions facing blackwood, breaking temperatures for long and heat wave is pretty pressure on infrastructure from power goods to transportation. and these 12 people have been killed by an agricultural fun in the south east of took us the place to offset on 1st day is putting through an area they

and for mike, for dory and president rafael career will be broadcasting highlights from those programs throughout the day, right here on our team to national the i was away from there now ugly scenes of return to the streets of the new caledonia as protest fled, savings again at once again in the french overseas territory of the lake, those on rest response to after a number of pro independence activists were arrested on the pacific island and sends to mainland franz. now for more of this less trust lived to r t contribute to rachel marsden. now this remote territory is becoming something of a phone on the side of piracy. isn't it? rachel? take us through the developments. yeah, there is more trouble now in the french overseas territory. of new caledonia as 7 accuse pro independence activists organizers of unrest that took place back in may, who had been taken to the custody were been sent to the other side of the world to mainland france from the south pacific officials of the local government in new caledonia called the high commission and aligned with friends, president a menu and m