>> the idea of trying to take them down, just the two of them -- garner was very big.e cigarettes, which wasn't legal, he was a big, black man, but that doesn't mean he deserved to die? >> of course not. neither did george floyd. nobody deserves to die in the hands of the police, but it happens a thousand times a year. ory al>> reporter: along with the killing of michael brown, garner's death sparked nationwide protest, fueling the black lives matter movement that reignited again with the murder of george floyd. >> cops count, police matter. the individual action of a cop, the collective action of the police matter. so derek chauvin's actions as an individual cop, look at the significance of that action. he did so much damage to the american police profession, unrivaled around the world. >> reporter: bratton supports many reforms that have been called for since chauvin's murder of flood, including mandatory police body cameras, and limits on qualified immunity, which protects police from criminal charges if they use deadly force in the line of duty. but he rejects the

eric garner is not here, but the spirit is still right here. i want all of you to stand up and fight. thank you all so much. [applause] >> next we are going to have another brother of george, who came all the way from brooklyn, new york. as we introduce him, it is not lost on us that attorney roman ucci said, tony told me, laquan mcdonald, his killer shot him 14 times in the back on video. 15 times in the back on video. and he was convicted of second-degree murder, and he was only sentenced to six years. in dallas texas, a man was killed in his own apartment. the police officer was found guilty of first-degree murder, and she was only sentenced to 10 years. walter scott in south carolina, shot in the back on video, 20 years. each step, each case, we keep making progress. we have come too far to stop now. we have to keep going forward, that energy we have in the courtroom, we have to take to capitol hill and join cory booker, congresswoman karen bass, senator scott, we have to say, you all, we need police reform so we don't have two put up with

and they ought to remember frederick douglass too, says garner. frederick douglass told abe lincoln, give the black men guns and let him fight and abe lincoln would say, if i give him a gun, when he come to battle, he might run. frederick douglass said, try them. and you'll win the war. and abe said, all right. i'll try him. that's a lot of history carved into one little paragraph, reminiscent in the mind of an old man but it does begin to help us understand the nature of the give and take, particularly in rhetoric or in words between lincoln and frederick douglass. the other douglass. in addressing this relationship, we, of course, are talking about two towering personalities and two mythic figures as nina's previous talk certainly showed us. their relationship, i would say, is as much in language, particularly from douglass' side and what he had to say about lincoln than it was in the actual meetings, although they are important. they are men of very different temperaments of course, although not completely dissimilar backgrounds. both are raise

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and garner replied to his black interviewer, did i fight in the war? well, if i hadn't, you wouldn't be sittin' there writin' today. he described the corner in his native norfolk, virginia, where slave auctions used to be conducted on new year's day. that day, new year's day, says garner, should be kept by all the colored people. that is the day of freedom. that is the day of freedom, and they ought to remember frederick douglass too, says garner. frederick douglass told abe lincoln, give the black man guns and let him fight. and abe lincoln say, if i give 'em gun, when it come to battle, he might run. frederick douglass say, try 'em, and you'll win the war. and abe said, all right. i'll try 'em. now, that's a lot of history carved into one little paragraph of a reminiscence in the mind of an old man, but it does begin to help us understand the nature of the give and take, particularly in rhetoric or in words, between lincoln and frederick douglass, the other douglass. in addressing this relationship, we are of course talking about two towering persona

. >> we should note as you see sort of this chaotic situation here, the press trying to garner access and photos. this is much different from helsinki when president trump stood side by side with president putin and even believed president putin's claim that he had not interfered over the u.s. intelligence assessment there. so this is a remarkably different relationship now between the u.s. and russia. russia has to recalibrate. putin has to recalibrate as a result of that. >> reporter: right. it's interesting, in interviews putin has had an opportunity to slam president biden, and he hasn't done it. he has said -- the worst thing he said about president biden is that he's a career politician. but beyond that -- you know, for putin that's pretty tame. and beyond that, he's been pretty careful because he doesn't want to anger president biden going into this meeting either. >> one other thing i haven't heard come up that's garnered attention, currently our u.s. diplomats around the globe are experiencing what has been called havana syndrome. they believe that there has been a radio freq

congressman, is this the kind of copper mines you think of garner republican support? rep.itzpatrick: potentially, it depends on how it is packaged. what josh and i believe, this is what we talked about on our zoo meeting last night, we have to all be willing to give a little. we take the perspective that you would rather get 80% of something than 100% of nothing. that is what we believe in. so sure, my republican colleagues are going to have to come to the table and make concessions in the spirit of compromise just like josh and his colleagues. that is what the american people want us to do, just like any relationship, you do not get everything you want 100%. you find common ground, you come to the center, and there always be things that you disagree with and disagree on, you leave the on the side of the road and you can come back. find what you agree on and move forward and that is what we are trying to do. jacqueline: do you support the minimum 15% corporate tax? rep. gottheimer: i am really curious how it would be structured. what i have heard from republicans and this

what's happening not well in many ways, the net outcome of the unexpected loss of the war for no garner car of all was the realization that armenia is ever more firmly within the russian orbits. but i would argue that for president fujen of russia, a reelection of incumbent armenian prime minister plus union is the preferred option. because in many ways it's the opposite of lucas shanker wouldn't bellows. why shouldn't, on is a legitimate, democratically elected leader, but now very much a prize or a trophy for president in to didn't well under russian control. and in this context, russia has batch on every horse in the race, even that former interlocutor in partner, the once president robert court john who now as emerged as the leading opposition rival candidates, which again goes in joining us from yet. yvonne, thank you for your time, will be very interesting to watch the results of the selection. thank you. thank you. back to covered news and reenter generic famous cubic amount of h resembles, arose, gotten right now. this is in tribute to the present in live last in this pandemic.

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eric garner is not here, spirit's still right here. but the fact that we're here fighting, i want you all to stand up and fight. thank you all so much. [ applause ] >> and next we are going to have another brother of george who came all the way from new york, brooklyn, new york. as we introduce him, it's not lost on us as attorney stewart, attorney romanucci. it's always a journey to justice. tony told me laquan mcdonald, the police officer that killed him shot him 14 times in the back on video. >> 16. >> 16 times in the back on video. and he was convicted of second-degree murder. he was only sentenced to six years. botham jean was killed in his own department. officer amber guyger was found guilty and only sentenced to ten years. and justin miller, where was it, walter scott in south carolina, same conviction, shot in the back on video, convicted 20 years. so, each step, each case, we keep making progress. we came too far to stop now. we have to keep going forward. and so that's why all the energy we have in this courtroom, we have to

that day new year's day says garner. should be kept by all the colored people. that is the day of freedom. a day that is the day of freedom. and they ought to remember frederick douglass, too. says garner. frederick douglass told abe lincoln give the black man guns and let him fight. and abe lincoln say if i give them gun. when you come to battle. he might run. frederick douglass say try them. and you'll win the war? in abe said all right. our time now that's a lot of history carbs into one little paragraph. of a reminiscence in the mind of an old man but it does begin to help us understand. the nature of the give-and-take particularly in rhetoric or in words between lincoln and frederick douglass the other douglas. in addressing this relationship. we are of course talking about two towering personalities. and to mythic figures as nina's previous talk certainly showed us their relationship. i i would say as much in language. particularly from douglas's side and what he had to say about lincoln than it was in the actual meetings. although the actual meetings are

this is how we come to know margaret garner and her story. we don't because she was a fugitive.he stole her freedom and once she and her family are surrounded by u.s. marshals, they were captured and took them back to slavery, and kentucky, she slipped really killed her toddler and attempted to kill her three children returned to the light bondage. soon we knew about her. we know that she was a domestic slave on a 300-acre farm. it's called maplewood include county. she only bring the age of five or six when she was passes one of the babies family and john jay, her purse are those local politician and eventually a u.s. congressman and asked three generations of margaret's family begin with her grandmother. margaret was among a handful of persons, bondage on the farm and when margaret was 16, john gazed sold his farm to his younger brother arch. who is more midsummer at the time of her family in 1856. archibald was an apparently abusive husband and publicly by this person. it is widely subjective to that he was responsible for the death of his first wife though she supposed he di

my mom i michelle garner. so be able to give me a, give me a call when you have just a minute. i should probably know i had and i had about one from one little 900, mid one the the the the i i living in a war zone is a risk not worth taking for most but for a 10 year old boy, there is nowhere else to go in the absence of his parents, his grandmother dedicate herself to his upbringing. never knowing whether the next explosion or echo one step closer to the place they call home. the distant barking of dogs. a witness documentary on al jazeera, june on a jessie, who will take half honey's plate will bring you the latest from iran presidential election on june 18th. the bottom line returns to discuss current developments in us politics and how they affect the world member state to gather in the u. k. on june 11th for talks on key issues at the g 7 summit, a new series portal brings us award winning digital content to our tv audience. and the sentencing of derek children will be handed down on june 25th join us for loans coverage. at this historic us court case, richard a conclusion

my mom i michelle garner. so be able to gimme gimme a wireless. yeah. just a minute. i should probably know i had and i had bought one from one well, little 900 middle one the the the the in i living in a war zone is a risk not worth taking for most. but for a 10 year old boy, there is nowhere else to go. in the absence of his parents, his grandmother dedicate herself to his upbringing. never knowing whether the next explosion will echo one step closer to the place they call home. the distant barking of dogs. a witness documentary on al jazeera. ah, ah, ah, ah wilkin to from every one of us. even those working quietly behind see so you can relax, enjoy a break in your journey. ah, when you leave with a smile, we know our day's work is done. always welcome to our home frank assessments along the way through the government. why one, exactly have to and what made her med taking what a situation might not be just again and in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera, warring drug cartel vigilante groups, been a population called in the middl

the small west african nation of togo is dependent on close ties with neighboring countries, like garner and nigeria. but it's borders have been close during the pandemic, and that's brought trade to a crash for many small merchants. recent months have been nothing short of disastrous lane, go got cells, textiles and close at markets, and the tow gleese capital low may, but she's barely had buyers for months. customers from neighboring countries are staying away and the locals don't have much money for muslim ireland. everyone, molly and nigerians, they used to come even if we said it wasn't ok, it was fine. i said that men, no, but now everything is on its knees. i've been here since this morning and i've only sold one loin cloth, but i have a family at home to feed many mouths at home to feed, which is on emmanuel. so got the president of the toe go consumers link, watch to the traders, drama, unfold every day. he's been in contact with the government about the situation. several time calling on the authorities to reopen the borders fast. because trade and togo is heavily dependent on

and our last monday i was help my mama, maggie michelle garner. so be able to give me a, give me a for lunch here, just a minute. i am unsure of the know i had and i had about 1 point one. well, like mid one, the the the the i children born in jewish did he have trash discovered the beauty of music in the ugly of the places ah, when a chance to play for the world 10, ariana t into a dream? ah, ah, landfill, harmonic witness documentary on june on a jessie, who will take half honey's, place will bring you the latest from the runs presidential election. on june 18th, the bottom line returns to discuss current developments in us politics and how they affect the world member state co gathering the u. k. on june 11th for talks on key issues at the g 7 summit. a new series portal brings 0 award winning digital content to our tv audience. and the sentencing of derek children will be handed down on june 25th join us for loans coverage at this historic us court case reaches a conclusion. june on our jersey. in the next episode of science in the golden age,

we had the garner high school . we have the. these four yellowstone parks in montana, places like garner, west yellowstone, city landlord expand. on the additional two in the community are as i knew is just the starting mister bench, i'm also happy to hear from others. is my to ensure that parks and communities continue to hire house and retain the best talent. >> thank you senator. i think it's different in each bar injured need. making sure we have the appropriate planning and analysis in place understand what he is the crosswalk that the consistency inventory is important. we need is there a number of atoms which we will be. one of the things nice in that space is at our housing regulations on how the concept of public-private partnerships and being able to build facilities by the private sector and there are some constraints related to that authority. but i think it's something we need to explore in those situations where it makes . >> out of something we examined his we love our hearts. we did care employees. housing and th

which means that when it comes to garnering support for that top job in the future, you might struggle there. all right hand home, i will leave it there. thanks for your reporting. let's take a look at some other stories from around the world. protestors in young mar, have taken the streets ahead of the trial of ice to civilian leader. and she, she faces a raft of charges brought by the ministry whom to, if convicted, he could spend more than 10 years in prison. a law aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions in switzerland has been narrowly defeated, after 51 percent of voters rejected the legislation which was designed to help the country need its parents. climate agreement targets would have increased a surcharge on car fuel and imposed a levy on flight tickets. leaders of the group of 7 nations have wrapped up 3 days of talks aimed at addressing the world's biggest challenges, including the pandemic and climate change. but more than anything to summit in cornwall, england was a chance for leaders to reassert at trans atlantic unity after the fractious trump peers. he w. terry schul

rob, when you listen to her, what do you garner from that? >> the earthquake. we look at the richter scale. the 4.0 magnitude. we look to the shaking intensity. the modified index. you could get light to moderate shaking. your home or where you live is built on sed the soil beneath. if you are bay side for example you might notice more intense shaking to the west of 580. note that we are getting reports of light moderate shaking. walnut creek noticing a sharp jolt. weather watchers are telling us in contra costa. experiencing light to mod ratd shaking from a quake of this size. >> i want to bring sarah. from the u.s. gs. this is considered a light earthquake. is that correct? ? >> yes. this is a small quake. only about 15 to in southern california every year. and similar rates in northern california. >> can you describe this earthquake? location the significance of it. the hayward fault is there tell us about what you think if this should have any meaning for us at this point. is this considered -- fore shocks before this? we don't know if it's one and done. >>

lisa: how important are the labor reports, including the one we are getting on friday, for garneringport for more spending? jack: at this point i am not sure that has a direct effect on congressional support for more spending. we have got to the point where the president and lawmakers know what they want to spend money on . a lot of these proposals are not meant as a stimulus necessarily, not meant to inject a bunch of money into the economy. ideally the president wants to offset the cost, but it is a bit more of a focus on redistribution, on addressing policy areas that they haven't addressed on climate change, on taxes, but it is not necessarily that there's a negative job report, we really need to act to spend more. it is more a matter of addressing policies that democrats haven't had a chance to address in a long time. lisa: this is important, especially at a time when central bankers around the world say the fiscal impulse still has work to do to help the recovery gain the speeds it needs to get us out of here. how many politicians on wall street are talking about that, or is th

25-dollar check, and here garner because he was sewing loose cigarettes.th those incidents right there, the creators of this enormous wealth gap and i will close with this. one scholar said that there is no way for black people to ever catch up, we cannot outwork ourselves, we cannot save enough, we can never catch up with white people, and therefore one of my recommendations but we will be talking about is reparations. it was intentionally done to blacks and the only way to get america in a better place to start healing is something intentionally needs to be done to help people that were intentionally impoverished. >> you are great about breaking it down. we have three recommendations are you talking about in the book and i would like to go through each of them. first is depositing money in black bags. can you talk about why that is the recommendation. >> well, it is really easy. if you are white and you want to be a part of the solution, that is an easy thing to do. but they could deposit my point to 9%. and the 9.29%, that was the seconds that the offic

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than 80% of the vote and no republican has garnered even above ten percent.'s obvious what's at play here. democrats want two new democrat senators, that would bust the filibuster right there in the current senate. so it's just a naked power grab. but what's so bizarre about democrat policies, for example in terms of keeping our cities safe, they want to blame the gun but absolve the shooter. they want to pass all this gun control butut then they don't enforce it and even worse, they want to defund the very law enforcement officers that would enforce the law. but the good news is the vast majority of americans really do support law enforcement. the bad news is the crazies that don't are currently in charge of the federal government as well as our major metropolitan areas. so elections matter a lot. >> sean: that's why election 2022 and your isn't it race matters, you haven't e made an announcement i hope you do run again you're an important race for the entire country in the state.e. i heard people, for example, you heard about the case of oregon counties, yo

jennifer garner on the hollywood map.ion series on five seasons from 2001 to 2006, and in an interview at sirius fest the actress is up to donning that red wig and kick butt and can still do it. the cast is insanely close after all these years and texted some this week. garner posting this picture from back in march wishing happy birthday to her "spy daddy." can't wait to see him soon. wa was that a hint? the "13 going on 30" star, if you're tweeting, justin ra jj abraham on twitter, fielding tweets from those trying to reach him. be careful with the handles the there. >>> and look at this catwalking cat. totally normal how the cat is opening doors. "if you can't enter a room dramatically, is it worth enters at all?" >> send that to tony baker to do a voice-over. >> i want to know what that cat is thinking. >> thank you so much. >> thanks. >>> now to our cover story. and a mother on a mission. tv therapist dr. laura berman lost her 16-year-old sam to accidental drug poisoning. she's now warning other parents about the lan

i thought about eric garner's family. i thought about the family of george floyd.on holidays, i think about those that don't have the same privileges and the same things that we enjoy, that were unjustly taken. i think about that because the father figures in my life raised me that way. i had father figures in my life, like bishop f.d. washington, like reverend dr. william jones, like reverend jesse jackson, like the godfather of soul, james brown. so as i do my duties as a father, i do my duty as a son figure to those that raised me to stand up for other fathers. that makes it a complete father's day for me. we'll be right back. home. he found it in a boy with special needs, who also needed him. as part of our love promise, subaru and our retailers host adoption events and have donated 28 million dollars to support local animal shelters. we're proud to have helped over 230,000 pets so far... changing the lives of dogs like jack, and the families who adopt them. subaru. more than a car company. no, he's not in his room. ♪♪ dad, why didn't you answer your phone? you

. >>> and later on "the drew barrymore show," actress jennifer garner stops by and >>> coming up at 5:00, plans to transform a landmark san jose restaurant into a 29 story high- rise. how developers aim to preserve its history. that story and lots more coming up at 5:00. >>> let's get one last check on water though before we leave you this friday with mary. >> all right anne you can see the clouds breaking up a bit in san francisco. with our mark hopkins hotel cam. in the mid- to upper 50s around the bay from oakland to san francisco. and 70s inland at the lunchtime hour from concord. livermore and san jose and santa rosa. here's a live look with the sutro cam. still the blanket of fog out there at sfo. 20-mile-per-hour winds. 12 in concord. so we are looking at similar temperatures on saturday. little bit cooler on sunday. but much cooler as we look ahead to next week -- [ inaudible ] for next week, anne. >> all right. sounds good. that's it for us here on kpix 5 news at noon. we are on 24/7 at cbsn bay ea >> baker: you wanna run that by me again? >> liam: wait, hold--hold-- hold on-

you have breonna taylor, no-knock warrant, you have george floyd, eric garner, no choke holds. these police officers need body cameras all the time because it's always something going on. >> it's all in the bill. that's all in the bill and you demanded that. i said yesterday at our press conference that the last difference between two slices of bread and a sandwich. you have to have meat or something between the bread. we want a real justice sandwich. we don't want some slices of bread to make the senate look good. >> uh-huh. and just like you said, rev, it's all in the bill. the proof is in the videos. you seen these videos, the technology will not lie to you. it's getting more enhanced. rodney king technology wasn't that great, but you seen what happened. >> right. >> but they got off on that. we need to stand up and constantly apply pressure. that's the only way, because pressure busts pipes, but it makes diamonds. if we stand up together in unity, everybody around this world can live and be able to hold hands like dr. king said before. >> i keep telling you, attorney crump,

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we're tracking scattered showers throughout south lake tahoe and kirkwood and even mesa vista and garner ville also seeing some light rain but not as severe as yesterday when we were tracking thunderstorms throughout the northern portion of this year's specifically for those of you in reno. but. >> i know vickie's excited. she's excited for the weekend. never too early to plan ahead for your weekend getaway right. >> we're tracking overall drier weather for those of you heading out to this year this weekend. some showers to the east. but overall it's going to be pleasant out there a little bit warm, though, south lake tahoe in truckee in the mid 80's cooling down, though, just in time for the weekend on saturday and sunday into the upper 70's by sunday. but for us here in the bay area tracking slightly cooler weather as well with that deepening marine layer could be at or slightly below average along the coast and about 5 degrees above normal. as you make your way inland. temperature range once again about a 30 degree difference between concord and half moon bay. 57 degrees along the coa

archaeologists are hopeful that the attention garnered from the artifacts will help them in their questfind missing statues and historical pieces. most of the valuable relics have been looted and are most likely in private collections, including the removed from scores of statues of buddha. >> i think by telling the story and raising awareness about the missing pieces, who knows? people may spot a missing artifact when traveling abroad. >> the hunt will continue to bring back what museum officials called the pride of the nation. not only for their beauty, but as a representation of past prosperity and the roots of thai history and culture. lauren: officials in southwestern china are trying to redirect a herd of wild elephants heading towards a major city. the group of 15 have moved 400 kilometers already with a lack of food blamed for their need to move. while humans could be to blame for the destruction of their habitat, the elephant destructive tendencies are not being welcomed. >> it is not everyday you look out the window and see a herd of wild elephants walking down the street, but

the hearing garner is located in a nowhere of las vegas. there is no foot traffic in the world trade center $911.00 memorial is that you know, on a river somewhere or is it near central park? no, it's on the side where that occurred. it's highly unusual to have a memorial site, 7 miles from the site of the massacre. me. i my 1st initial reaction that i feel like it was overdue for las vegas only because after 911 when i was still. ready a motor sergeant and a lot of reports came in that they might be trying to bring a tanker truck down the strip and crash it into something be an easy way to make a giant explosion, kill a lot of people after 911. so 1st time my life i ever went down the strip and i didn't see any taxis, hardly any cars, and no people when it's a saturday and it should have been packed and that went on for weeks. so they're definitely aware that if people thought there was a terrorist attack being carried out in las vegas, i think the room cancellations would be coming in fast and furious. there are multiple reports or multip

target of a political campaign, but the constitutional court has described his defense and attempt to garner public support as insulting to the people of south africa. reporter: years of corruption scandals have left the new leaders with the unenviable target -- task of restoring investor confidence in the economy. anchor: in the past day, russia reported the highest number of deaths in one day since the start of the outbreak. 600 52 people died as the country struggles with a third wave of overnight driven by the delta variant. restrictions targeting people who are not vaccinated are leading some to protest against mandatory jabs. reporter: cases of covid-19 are rising, but infection rates returning to winter levels and death tolls at record highs. despite the vaccine being available, only 14% has had two shots. mistrust of the state partly to blame. authorities who have been accused of mixed messages are scrambling to contain this search. >> we registered a new number of hospitalizations. we took a number of decisions on restrictive measures linked in particular to the mandatory vaccinatio

the right wing party, which is considered an extremist group, still garnered more than 20% of the vote>> we are a party of the people. we want to be popular nationwide and build on the election results from 2017. that is our goal for the national elections. >> it is not a good time for the left-leaning parties. the social democrats' popularity dropped even lower. the greens dropped -- a warning signal ahead of the general election. phil: despite starting slowly, germany's vaccination rollout has reached the point where anyone can ask for an appointment after authorities ended the priority group system aimed at getting the most vulnerable thanks needed first. now there are worries vaccine supplies not keep up with demand. >> monday morning in berlin's diverse district, patients outside a local clinic are here for all sorts of reasons, but 90% want their covid-19 jab. this team deals with up to 450 vaccinations per week. the demand on the clinic has been nonstop since they gave out their first biontech jab in early april. >> it has been a huge onslaught by both our own patients and those

and they're able to capture and garner a lot of information from these companies. >> the hackers, knowns dark side, got into the pipeline's computer system last month. the company paid more than $4 million in crypto to get it back online. the fbi san francisco team recovered more than half of that. >>> tonight there's glowing concern over a shortage of field workers. california wineries problem may be short lived, though reporter elizabeth shows us the high-tech solution that could change the $6 billion a year industry. >> reporter: california's wine industry is threatened by pests, drought and wildfires, but now a lack of labor is creating another worry for farmers. >> it's a real challenge. >> reporter: fewer workers are available at a time when vineyards are growing larger. >> our estimate is like, you know, we have two-thirds less people working in our, you know, wine grapes now. >> reporter: so now more grape growers are turning to technology to harvest and maintain crops. >> the pressure is more intense than ever to provide for more certainty through automation and robotics. >> re

vote against the sweeping election reform bill known as the “for the people act” that so failed to garnercan support. vice president kamala harris is travelling to guatemala and mexico today to address political corruption and immigration in the region. her first foreign diplomatic trip as vice president started with a delay when her plane developed noises in the landing gear on take off, returning safely so she could change planes. the vice president will be making her first stop in guatemala, where she will be meeting with the country's president, as well as community and business leaders. earlier this week, the vice president sa she will be addressing aid and economic development in the region, as well as corruption and violent crime in guatemala. guatemala lies between mexico, el salvador and honduras. the biden administration views deepening diplomatic ties with guatemala as a key factor in addressing immigration at the u.s. southern border. after tomorrow's meetings in guatemala, vice president harris will head to mexico where a major midterm election is underway today. the country

been recognized as an official dark sky park, one of 4 in germany, and a waste of darkness that's garnered the nickname, star park, button hock, and played a key role in these efforts. down part a star park is a region that's designated as such for for filling particular criteria, such as the visibility of the milky way. it's unlikely that our cities will ever be as dark as the eye for national park again. but perhaps the light pollution can at least be reduced. the power button will keep fighting. so, but in the future, more people will again be able to see the milky ways. incidentally, insects aren't the only ones that are being impacted by light pollution. a recent study shows rodents are no longer as active in searching for food that stop singing earlier in the morning. and marine turnover not running into the sea to hatching, but moving inland instead affecting their breathing and feeding pat him. but it's not just light that filled the air sufficient. lee in the us had a question about something else. where does just come from? it seems to be everywhere. no matter how thoroughly clea

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different in size, it wouldn't even be allowed to be an actual fight. nevertheless, it's already garnered attention and no shortage of trash talk. logan paul, on the left in floyd money may, whether on the right, the youtube or towers over the undefeated former champion. and paul outweighs may, whether, by more than 20 kilos, that size difference gives the unceasing box or a rules of confidence going into sundays exhibition match. or some of them. it's not going to be me. may, whether retired from professional boxing with a record of 50 winds in 0 losses. and he has his reasons for getting back into the rain and doing what i like to do. i retired but i didn't retire from entertainment and i didn't retire. making money fun for may, whether but not for park. people will realize that i actually got going to the sport. i'm going to say it say say it again till sunday. and people are going to surprise the thing i have to worry about. because we know one thing about me, i can give it and i can take it, you know, going on here sunday. i could be on cruise control, curious of sport, or calling th

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he spoke to them again in the hope of garnering a little more hope. ah, i think you should be confident to missy, but confident. this is one of them most severe crisis in the world history. we have a head. but on the other hand, of course, we see also very positive things also let's say people sitting in the same boat. now it's, i don't think we have one enough. i think we're still stumbling on why forward. so we have amateur drive, is that the wheels that they live of economy. and that's the main to enjoy on this . me and i make has increased corporation and society has been a lot of cooperation across country. that's a big source of innovation, where we do need to go now is a more inspiring collective future vision of what we want our economy to look like . and this is the moment to do it. i april 2020 was grim. where is everyone? now there's like at the end of the tunnel, there's a vaccine. we have a strong instrument in our hands to fight this and i make a year ago, it wasn't clear we would have a year ago. economists were trying to predict what s

. >> we remember eric garner, michael brown, we remember jacob blake, who is still with us. we remember tamir rice on his birthday. 19 years old, would have been today. we remember breonna taylor. they never got a court date. we did get a court date, conviction, and some time. some will say that his progress. >> you have been listening to reverend al sharpton, talking about today's historic sentencing of derek chauvin and really seeing that solitary from members of the community there. joining us to talk about the sentencing is attorney paul henderson. paul, thank you so much for being here. let's get to it right away. any surprises with this sentence, because we knew the range for 2nd degree murder would be rude between 15, possibly up to 40 years. 22 1/2 is smack dab in the middle. >> smack dab in the middle, and i think there was probably an expect tatian from certainly a lot of communities in a lot of advocates on behalf of victims that the sentence was going to be even bigger than that. we knew that the judge had accepted the departure argument from the prosecution that