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saturday, their fans took to the streets of the spanish capital to celebrate after louis flores fired at eliza code. 221, come back when the victory secures to make it go fors. unique title. you stephanie and in formula one charlie clear has taken full position at his home grown pre monaco. laclare took tough, but i had a read for months to stop and with world champion louis housing. qualifying back in 7 layer crashed in the last minutes of mine, but walked away unscathed. but the crash cam position into doubt could occur and the and before we go, here's a quick reminder of our top story. but the fire between israel and salon flash, palestinian militants in gaza continues to hold on the 3rd day after coming into effect. adoption mediators are israel and the palestinian territories to continue talk on screaming up these fire deal and the curing up next is the documentary. ronnie's danger from the gaps that is after the break. don't forget, you can find all the latest news from around the world on our website. a, c, w dot com. i'm really in berlin from me and the entire team. thanks for being wi

a booming and eliza trading called young men risk their health using poisonous chemicals to purify. $16000.00 worth of gold. the job earned them around $2.00 a day. the gold bar will be sold on the international market, explains this trader who wants to remain anonymous. he says his gold could be more valuable than money now that colonel, se me go to has seized power from the civilian government. the west african regional body eco moss is discussing possible sanctions against molly, including the freezing of financial transactions and stopping the joint as ability to withdraw cash from the regional central bank. this could also affect molly's legal gold exports, which accounts for more than 70 percent of the countries revenue. if you me go to a special advisor says this would destabilize an already fragile state possible, so they could, we are landlocked country sanctions. you'd have a devastating impact we would start lacking in basic necessities and if we would have problems in cash flow and be unable to pay our army, to appease widespread combination over the military gentle dismissal of t

i'm be josh. eliza, a more allor my, you're not for my sort of political kingdom o'clock. he got some already knew we can, leaks through the platform. he had learned his name, appeared in the u. s. secret documents his work and the national high court did not go unnoticed. outside of spain. during his 30 korea, cassandra investigated drug trafficking networks, all types of organized crime, terrorism against the state. but also the states dirty will on terrorism. he was the only judge to prosecute osama in latin. but he also investigated systematic torture at guantanamo, according to this confidential report from the u. s. embassy in madrid, he investigated everything. all this gave him a reputation as ambitious wanting to be in the spotlight. i find the true things that go on soon understood that in a globalized world, justice cannot be limited by national border from madrid. he prosecuted the leaders of the dictatorships in argentina, and she knew he couldn't do the same at his attempts to investigate crimes committed on the franco blocks by the spanish judiciary. his uno

the cherry trees were the inspiration of washington writer by the name of eliza skidmore. she had visited. pan in 1884 and seen the cherry trees there had seen what a what a wonderful scene they create every spring and and how important they were to japanese culture. so when she returned to washington she attempted to get a similar program underway here her efforts fell on deaf ears for the better part of a quarter of a century until she was able to enlist the aid of first lady helen taft who agreed and helped her advance the the cause the first cherry trees were planted in 1912 a gift from the people of tokyo. fortunately, there's little concrete information known about the fate of the original trees planted in 1912. the arborist and the landscape designers who planted the trees didn't leave behind a record of where they had planted them subsequent planning over the years became mixed in with the originals. and today it's not known how many if any of the regional tre. granted but very near the japanese stone lantern are a handful of very old very gnarled cherry trees whic

but her grandmother eliza's stories to her about the horrors of slavery ensured that she would never romanticize it. terrell was haunted too by the experiences of her enslaved relatives on her father's side. many a time i have lived over that parting scene when emily my paternal grandmother. who was then only a small child was sold from her mother never to see her again? often have i suffered the anguish, which i know that poor slave mother felt when her little girl was torn from her arms forever. pivoting from this memory of her own family's history to white americans nostalgia for slavery in the early decades of the 20th century. she continued when slavery is discussed and somebody wrapsidizes about the goodness and kindness of masters and mistresses towards their slaves in extenuation of the cruel system. it is hard for me to conceal my disgust. there is no doubt that some slaveholders were kind to their slaves captain church was one of them and this daughter of enslaved father is glad thus publicly to express her gratitude to him. but the anguish of one slave mother from whom her

i mean that act in and of itself all of the resistance of christiana could have gone horribly had eliza not thought to sound the alarm and not risked her life to sound the alarm as well. so, you know, we make them footnotes, but they really need to be featured in this movement. um before we open it up to questions. i just wanted to pick up on a point you would raise which is really interesting one and that's about the impact of the and influence of the haitian revolution because for many slaveholders, this was the horrific event. this was emancipation being played out in its bloody glory. this was the image that was going to be held up to those who were talking about abolishing slavery that this was the kind of violence you were inviting, but i'm wondering in light of your yours your whole discussion of the role of violence and the embrace of violence as good as necessarily part of an abolitionist movement the role from the point of view of african-american abolitionist that haiti plays. no both is an example of how slavery can be ended. but all so as a an idea of how slavery must be in

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stanford freshman, eliza goldberg, says the best way to communicate environmental change is to make it visual. >> you know, the most important thing that i have worked -- that i really learned through my work with cloud to classroom is that, you know, one of the best ways of actually communicating environmental change is making -- is helping people actually see, with their own eyes, at the really local scale what sorts of tangible changes are happening. >> to hear more about cloud to classroom, check out nbc lx. it's 11-15 or channel 185 on xfinity cable. you can also stream it on apple tv, roku, peacock, and then, of course, nbclx.com. >>> up next at 5:30. demonstrations for workers' rights continue, across the bay area. going to take you live to a rally happening in the south bay. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.y

as they provide information about fads eliza's to cultivate a cement. grade say by name as the best they yell for eco africa. next on the ocean. do you feel worried about the planet. nature of. the meal i was talking on the green zones post come and to me it's clear we missed. the solutions are out there. join me for a deep dark into the green transformation for me. for the cubs. it's an ongoing quest for a bit of. the arab spring began in 2000 love and. people stood up against corrupt troopers and dictatorship. they had hold true more security more freedom and more dignity have their hopes been fulfilled 10 years after the arab spring. a rebellion starts june 7th on d w. why are wetlands important to the cities how can we make cities greta and more sustainably we're all for a few ounces on today's show hello and welcome to echo our freakout where the focus is all nature and the environment i'm krista levs in lagos nigeria is going to be with you all want to take a not in-depth look at sustainable see it is but that's not all also coming up on the show.

eliza thing up perfectly. watch this. it will go out for an eagle. what a shot.pt, and this is how you finish your day. he is a single shot off the lead, 13 under in third place. are chasing third place. keegan bradley has a great shot here. that should be a fun final round. abc7 news sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >>> thank you so much. that is it for tonight everybody. abc7 news continues tomorrow at 5:00 with drew and chris. we appreciate you joining us. we leave you with a live look, wow, look at that, the splashdown of spacex. this is a monumental experience. this is the first nighttime splashdown since 1968. talk about great timing. kudos to walter, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? so what are you waiting for? world's strongest man martins licis to help you break down boxes? arrrggh! what am i gonna do to you box? let me “break it down” for you... arrgggh! you're going down! down to the recycling center! >>hey, thanks martins! yeah, you're welcome. geico. switch today and see all the ways you

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their first child was named after eliza, the doctor's wife. dred scott was living a very different kind of life with dr. emerson. >> somewhere along the way, it's -- dred scott offered to buy his freedom from dr. emerson. where would a slave have gotten the means to do that? >> that is a great question. by 1840 six, this household is settled back in st. louis. legal knowledge between many enslaved people is circulating. many slaves are producing their -- purchasing their own freedom with freedom suits. they learn about how to challenge it within their own circumstances. at the same time, there is no formal mechanism for self purchase in a jurisdiction like missouri. to buy one's freedom requires the consent and accord with one's owner. emerson declined. >> where were they gotten the information about filing the lawsuit and the money to do such a thing ? >> it's an interesting thing. freedom suits were not that uncommon. the antislavery bar, the lawyers that were litigating these cases, they were nonideological cases in many instances. they wer

responding to the scene, eliza's family told investigators they believe he is suffering from some type of mental illness, including delusions happening today, the family of kristen smart is marking 25 years since she disappeared after leaving a party at cal poly san luis obisbo investigators say they believe smart was killed after a fellow student paul flores, walked her home smarts body has never been found floor. perez and his father have been arrested in this case. smart's family travel to san luis obisbo last weekend to celebrate her life, and they expressed gratitude to the police department for all of its work. president biden will meet with russian president vladimir putin next month at a summit in geneva. the white house confirmed the two leaders meeting on june 16th is being added to the end of biden's first international trip is president. the president will also visit britain for a meeting with g seven leaders and brussels for the nato. summit. the sonoma county town of windsor is looking for a new mayor, dominic for poli officially submitted his formal letter of resignation

stephen player, who plays move off in line king, crystal joy brown, who plays eliza and hamilton, ander willems as madame orval from wicked, all sharing what this means for the country. >> when i was in wicked before this terrible thing happened, there was an enormous amount of trans youth that were getting a hold of me and i mean 10, 11, 12-year-old children who were in the middle of a transition. they would come to the show and stand and ask for autographs with their parents. it was the first time they had ever seen another transgender person before in their lives. if you can imagine this, having no representation at all. so seeing your self reflected in art for the very first time is extraordinary, both for myself and for them. >> you can watch the full conversation with an exciting announcement on the return at 7:00 am, right after abc7 mornings. i can't wait. >> i know, i think wicked is at the top of my list. i lived there but i never saw wicked. >> you never so wicked? >> i'm sad. i don't know what i was doing. >> oh, my gosh, i think i've seen wicked three times, maybe more. >

you wrote about eliza hamilton.y times have you seen hamilton. >> i would never lie about hamilton. i have seen the musical twice. i have never been to the musical more times than i can count. i do know that the musical's lange allows me to drive to annapolis from my house and back again and everything but the last song. so measure my travel distances in terms of hamiltons. i'm a gigantic fan of the musical and if it -- was that your question, how much of a fan am i? huge. >> sort of like are you just sick of it? >> never. never get sick of hamilton. never. >> okay. okay. i love that. i love it. erika, you have written but hemingway and fitzgerald and the women in their lives. take hemingway and fitzgerald, one as a husband and one as a lover. >> with a gun to my head? the answer is neither. >> i guess i have to say against my better judgment, i love hemingway. i love him. >> a controversial response. >> yes. and he is -- i've read every single letter and book. i understand him as fully as a human and there's obviou

eliza to this so we are never going to get totally away from it. manufacturing is going to have too continue but those are the things we are doing. when general motors says by 2035 is not going to produce another non- electric vehicle, that's a serious q4 states like louisiana that you better broaden your horizons and do things in a different way and certainly that's what we are going to do louisiana. >> i appreciate it. i am out of time. sorry i'm not there in person because -- well, i respect guys so j much and that some time, maybe later i would love to get caught up on your ideas how we can prove the siding and permitting for this offshore wind systems you've described in your testimony so will do that down the road, i am out of time but thank you all for your efforts. i yield back. >> thank you very much.h. numbers requested a second round of questions, i'mec going to stt with one, during her confirmation hearing, now secretary holland committed to being transparent and engaging with all stakeholders. the department hasn't contacted me or my s