i, of course, want to solute my friend, our current city attorney dennis herrera. the past 20 years, he has established the gold standard for public law offices in this country. i think it would take us an hour to summarize his accomplishments, but let me just say in short, our city owes dennis herrera an incredible debt of gratitude. and i am looking forward to working closely with him during this transition and with him in his new role. i also want to take a moment of personal privilege and thank my dear wife, candace. in addition to her public interest job, she has for the past seven years held down the home fort while i have been in sacramento looking over our very rambunxious five-year-old son. growing up in boston, none of us ever expected that i become an attorney because my family, none of us had ever met an attorney, had ever known an attorney, but something happened my college freshman year. i got a call from a friend about a hate crime involving eight asian students at a nearby school who were on their way to a formal dance, who were attacked by football

. >> the rumble of machines, the movement of bottles, is ritual for herrera. >> i've been doing this for over 30 years. so every time i go through this process, i get chills. >> in some ways the path of these grapes is similar to herrera's journey that began in the vineyard and wound up here. >> beautiful experience for me. >> a few years later, the family returned to mexico but herrera longed to be back in the land of opportunity. >> i pack my bags and came back. and after that, i just went and enrolled myself in napa high on a monday. i went to class and i started washing dishes. >> from dishwasher, he got a job at the winery working up from it field worker to winemaker. >> never in my life had i seen a barrel, tank, or anything. love at first sight. >> along the way he met another immigrant whose father worked the vineyards of sonoma. >> at one point i was helping my father out in the vineyards with my siblings. >> as they say in wine country, it was the perfect pairing. >> yay! >> i just came up to my wife one and say i think we should buy our own grapes and make wine. >> in 1997

city attorney herrera? >> president walton, this wasn't something that i was prepared for, actually. this was about kate stacey. i didn't think it was going to be about me here at the end, and i kind of wish i wasn't. i just want to say a couple of words and keep it brief. first of all, supervisor stefani, i think you think i might have more parenting advice than i do, and i can tell you that i spoke with declan today, a sophomore in college. i was giving him fundraising advice. i clearly knows that that wasn't something i was great at, and i think he learned more interning in supervisor peskin's office that summer than he did from me. but he's my pride and joy, but if there's any advice i can impart from him to you or anyone else, i'm happy to do that. as for my office, i had a simple philosophy. it's hire people smarter than me, and i did that. i hired people smarter than me, trusted them, gave them a lot of rope, let them know the rules that i would not tolerate, and i encouraged them to make mistakes. i

vidal herrera: it's about time that somebody exposes this. candice: vidal herrera has been in the private autopsy business for 33 years. he says he witnessed firsthand the lack of oversight of his industry. he says in 2019 he found out one of his assistants was doing autopsies without a license for other companies. vidal: and i told him, "you're gonna get in trouble. and i know you're working for this company, and this is gonna catch up to you." candice: herrera says he reported the assistant to an investigator with the california medical board, but doesn't know if anyone followed up. the board wouldn't tell us either, but said they can fine unlicensed examiners and forward cases to district attorneys. vidal: i've called a medical board. they don't care. they don't have time. so i say they're worthless. candice: we reached out to parcells and his attorneys, but no one got back to us. in court documents, his company denied the allegations. richard pan: well, that's certainly very concerning. candice: richard pan is a medical doctor and a state

i, of course, want to solute my friend, our current city attorney dennis herrera.lished the gold standard for public law offices in this country. i think it would take us an hour to summarize his accomplishments, but let me just say in short, our city owes dennis herrera an incredible debt of gratitude. and i am looking forward to working closely with him during this transition and with him in his new role. i also want to take a moment of personal privilege and thank my dear wife, candace. in addition to her public interest job, she has for the past seven years held down the home fort while i have been in sacramento looking over our very rambunxious five-year-old son. growing up in boston, none of us ever expected that i become an attorney because my family, none of us had ever met an attorney, had ever known an attorney, but something happened my college freshman year. i got a call from a friend about a hate crime involving eight asian students at a nearby school who were on their way to a formal dance, who were attacked by football players who hurled racial epifa

city attorney herrera? >> president walton, this wasn't something that i was prepared for, actually. this was about kate stacey. i didn't think it was going to be about me here at the end, and i kind of wish i wasn't. i just want to say a couple of words and keep it brief. first of all, supervisor stefani, i think you think i might have more parenting advice than i do, and i can tell you that i spoke with declan today, a sophomore in college. i was giving him fundraising advice. i clearly knows that that wasn't something i was great at, and i think he learned more interning in supervisor peskin's office that summer than he did from me. but he's my pride and joy, but if there's any advice i can impart from him to you or anyone else, i'm happy to do that. as for my office, i had a simple philosophy. it's hire people smarter than me, and i did that. i hired people smarter than me, trusted them, gave them a lot of rope, let them know the rules that i would not tolerate, and i encouraged them to make mistakes. i

i, of course, want to solute my friend, our current city attorney dennis herrera. for the past 20 years, he has established the gold standard for public law offices in this country. i think it would take us an hour to summarize his accomplishments, but let me just say in short, our city owes dennis herrera an incredible debt of gratitude. and i am looking forward to working closely with him during this transition and with him in his new role. i also want to take a moment of personal privilege and thank my dear wife, candace. in addition to her public interest job, she has for the past seven years held down the home fort while i have been in sacramento looking over our very rambunxious five-year-old son. growing up in boston, none of us ever expected that i become an attorney because my family, none of us had ever met an attorney, had ever known an attorney, but something happened my college freshman year. i got a call from a friend about a hate crime involving eight asian students at a nearby school who were on their way to a formal dance, who were attacked by foot

i, of course, want to solute my friend, our current city attorney dennis herrera. he has established the gold standard for public law offices in this country. i think it would take us an hour to summarize his accomplishments, but let me just say in short, our city owes dennis herrera an incredible debt of gratitude. and i am looking forward to working closely with him during this transition and with him in his new role. i also want to take a moment of personal privilege and thank my dear wife, candace. in addition to her public interest job, she has for the past seven years held down the home fort while i have been in sacramento looking over our very rambunxious five-year-old son. growing up in boston, none of us ever expected that i become an attorney because my family, none of us had ever met an attorney, had ever known an attorney, but something happened my college freshman year. i got a call from a friend about a hate crime involving eight asian students at a nearby school who were on their way to a formal dance, who were attacked by football players who hurled

joel herrera: thank you, thank you, damian, for having us. damian: thank you. of all, joel, tell us about la raza historical society and this venture with the authors. joel: sure, thank you. first, again, thank you, damian, for inviting us onto your show. la raza historical society is, you know, generally located right here in san josé and santa clara valley. it's been around for about five years, started off by some local latino chicano activists, and so we created our own historical society to bring forward and document and preserve not only documents that exist already and photographs but also oral histories. so we have a website that i know that you'll show but please visit the site and learn more about what we do here at santa clara valley. thank you. damian: and joel, on behalf of hispanic heritage month and also veterans day, you have--you're gonna have a virtual ceremony with authors like carlos talking about the contribution of latino veterans. joel: yes, that's correct. on november 10 at 6 o'clock we're gonna have a virtual zoom event in which we're g

he will replace the current city attorney david herrera has herrera the parts from his 20 year tenure to head the san francisco public utility commission. she is a former civil rights attorney and he says he plans to carry that passion into his new role. >> not well, as a former civil rights attorney. i'm very interested in how this office can really fight for all of our collective civil rights in the wake of anti-asian hate for black lives matter or the me too i think it's incumbent on this office to stand up for the values of san francisco. >> again, dennis herrera moves on to the public utility commission. meantime, light of the change. now to start his role at the end of the month and governor newsome will appoint a new assembly member to fill his seat. >> because of the ongoing drought city. livermore has 3 new water restrictions in place. first landscaping irrigation is limited 2, 3, times a week and only on certain days and times residents are prohibited from using their sprinklers between 09:00am and 6 and you have to choose. you have to use a water hose. a watering can or a d

i, of course, want to solute my friend, our current city attorney dennis herrera. for the past 20 years, he has established the gold standard for public law offices in this country. i think it would take us an hour to summarize his accomplishments, but let me just say in short, our city owes dennis herrera an incredible debt of gratitude. and i am looking forward to working closely with him during this transition and with him in his new role. i also want to take a moment of personal privilege and thank my dear wife, candace. in addition to her public interest job, she has for the past seven years held down the home fort while i have been in sacramento looking over our very rambunxious five-year-old son. growing up in boston, none of us ever expected that i become an attorney because my family, none of us had ever met an attorney, had ever known an attorney, but something happened my college freshman year. i got a call from a friend about a hate crime involving eight asian students at a nearby school who were on their way to a formal dance, who were attacked by foot

workers lost their domestic jobs during the pandemic, herrera says. he was able to get people some work during covid-19 for testing and vaccination sites to make money, but one big gain for the organization came last week. it's all spelled out in the writings of senate bill 3 21 signed by governor newsom. it opens up conversation about extending cal osha health and safety standards to domestic workers. before the bill. there were no standards. they were ecstatic. um they were there was celebrating the bill, authored by state senator maria elena durazo of los angeles. she says the idea came from workers who would help clean homes affected by wildfires. those workers would be exposed to dangerous toxins without any protection. they were not being provided with, you know, masks or any kind of equipment. what kind of cleaning? uh nothing. you know, we had many, many instances where that was not provided. a committee of workers and employees will create rules and standards for what is considered. a safe workplace for day laborers. they'll test ideas and pr

i, of course, want to solute my friend, our current city attorney dennis herrera. years, he has established the gold standard for public law offices in this country. i think it would take us an hour to summarize his accomplishments, but let me just say in short, our city owes dennis herrera an incredible debt of gratitude. and i am looking forward to working closely with him during this transition and with him in his new role. i also want to take a moment of personal privilege and thank my dear wife, candace. in addition to her public interest job, she has for the past seven years held down the home fort while i have been in sacramento looking over our very rambunxious five-year-old son. growing up in boston, none of us ever expected that i become an attorney because my family, none of us had ever met an attorney, had ever known an attorney, but something happened my college freshman year. i got a call from a friend about a hate crime involving eight asian students at a nearby school who were on their way to a formal dance, who were attacked by football players who

i, of course, want to solute my friend, our current city attorney dennis herrera.ears, he has established the gold standard for public law offices in this country. i think it would take us an hour to summarize his accomplishments, but let me just say in short, our city owes dennis herrera an incredible debt of gratitude. and i am looking forward to working closely with him during this transition and with him in his new role. i also want to take a moment of personal privilege and thank my dear wife, candace. in addition to her public interest job, she has for the past seven years held down the home fort while i have been in sacramento looking over our very rambunxious five-year-old son. growing up in boston, none of us ever expected that i become an attorney because my family, none of us had ever met an attorney, had ever known an attorney, but something happened my college freshman year. i got a call from a friend about a hate crime involving eight asian students at a nearby school who were on their way to a formal dance, who were attacked by football players who h

david herrera estÁ en vivo con lo Último del caso.ncontrar. ¿quÉ mÁs se sabe? david: me encuentra unas cinco para el de donde desapareciÓ este niÑo de tres aÑos. hace unos 30 minutos, el alguacil nos informÓ que hasta el momento no hay pistas queden con el paradero de este menor. ya van tres dÍas, entramos en el tercer dÍa de bÚsqueda, aproximadamente son tres millas en las que autoridades federales y el fbi, quienes han rastreado, pero no han tenido pista alguna. mÁs temprano decenas de voluntarios acudieron a trabajar y decidieron incorporarse a la bÚsqueda. >> vi las noticias, vi el niÑo y el me recordÓ a mi sobrino. llegamos del trabajo y vinimos para ver que encontramos. dios quiera que encontramos al niÑo con vida. david: las imÁgenes que tambiÉn habÍamos presentado son imÁgenes que nos habÍan dado los familiares del menor, que vestÍa esos tenis rojos. la familia no ha hablado con medios de comunicaciÓn. sin embargo, han pedido a la comunidad que continÚen orando por su hijo. ilia: la familia aferrada a la esperanza. un niÑo his

. >>> un partidazo en el regreso de miguel herrera ahora con los tigres partido con muchísima llegada de miguel ayuna, gran trazo no choca américa es más líder que nunca de la liga m x . >>> nos quedamos en dos el fútbol en la bahía san josé están celebrando sus campeones de 2001, con una ceremonia de 20 años regalaron 10.000 anillos de campeón a todos los que fueron sin embargo parece que no se van a poder meter vamos a ver como les fue sólo quedan cuatro partidos por jugar con una victoria contra vancouver podrán arrancar con los playoffs vendría esta jugada, la manda a guardar para el uno cero del conjunto de vancouver a 59 con la respuesta de karlovic el jovencito, con este uno uno se complica mucho más las cosas para san josé igual hablamos con matías para saber que lo que espero de este equipo en lo que regresan los goles temporada . >>> la imagen que quiere san josé es está, me quedo tranquilo en definitiva creo que los chicos dejan todo, hemos visto muchos de ellosalgunos los jóvenenes iremos un búsqueda de lo que fuimos y somos y lo que podemos llegar a ser . >>> bueno matías

ganan 4 x 3 >> chivas rayadas de guadalajara visita a tigres de miguel herrera gignac tiro libre y lonsas manchester city y con la derrota de galaxy se quedaron con el último puesto de los playoffs ahora jugarán contra lokomotiv en el paso so...! ¿pao que tocó? paola! paola! si tus lentas velocidades de carga te hicieran ver como una mala niñera, oh, no. puede que necesites mejor internet. at&t fiber te da velocidades de carga más rápidas para videollamadas más fiables. obtén at&t fiber, planes desde $35 al mes por un año. disponibilidad limitada en ciertas áreas. llama al 855.solo.att >> nos despedimos esta noche cargados de fantasía con las iimágenes del tradicional desfile en keywest florida en esta oportunidad atrae a más de 75,000 personas pero los visitantes este año tenían que cumplir su esquema de vacunación o tener una prueba, también el cumplir con el uso del cubre bocas. >> eso es importante que estemos al aire libre ante aglomeraciones hay que tener mucho cuidado. buen estas son noticias antes de

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francisco herrera is its co director in its 30th year here. you're representing here. the united states, nigeria, honduras, nicaragua, el salvador, mexico, he helps coordinate jobs for undocumented immigrants, though he likes to use a different word pretty documented. why, because sooner or later. we're going to win the immigration reform and people will have documents these day. workers lost their domestic jobs during the pandemic. herrera says he was able to get people some work during covid-19 for testing and vaccination sites to make money. but one big gain for the organization came last week. it's all spelled out in the writings of senate bill 3 21 signed by about extending cal osha health and safety standards to domestic workers before the bill. there were no standards. they were ecstatic. um they were there was celebrating the bills authored by state senator maria elena durazo of los angeles. she says the idea came from workers who would help clean homes affected by wildfires. those workers would be exposed to dangerous toxins without any protection. they were n

seventh suspect arrested in connection with a deadly highway shooting back in 2016. 24-year-old javier herrera alleged role in the shoot may 25, 2016. two people shot one victim died. >>> an mateo county continues to bring vaccination events to underserved communities hoping to boost the vaccination rate. today a pop-up covid clinic was held at bel air elementary school on third avenue in bruno. 70% of the students at the school are considered economically disadvantaged. 97% are minorities with lower vaccination rates. working towards 100% vaccinations with pop-ups is an important strategy. >> the pop-ups, again, not getting the huge numbers, but you're going to get are people, convenience and making it easy for people to walk outside their house and to trust someone who lives within a two-mile radius. >> the clinic open to any county resident 12 years of age or older. kids getting their first pfizer dose, come back to the clin nick three weeks for the second dose. >>> the state updated data to compare the steep difference in infections for people who are vaccinated. the red line represents un

amanda: herrera is falling for religious exemption.d be in compliance, although the review process would take some time. >> what happens if they deny my exemption form? it's too late for me to apply somewhere else. and all this other stuff, and i'm just. amanda: in his state -- statement, says where students do not qualify to be exempt and are not vaccinated, all campus presidents were provided alternatives, adding it in the best interest in the students, the csu, and the state of california for them to be enrolled with appropriate safeguards than to be dropped completely. according to bobby king with fs he says less than 2% requestede. exemptions. i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. ama: if you have questions about mandates, policies, you can ask our vaccine team. just go to abc7news.com/vaccine and click on the big blue box. dan: running for the exits, nearly 300 people evacuated from the airport. and lined up outside, flights were stopped for a time but have resumed. 7:30 tonight, witnesses thought they heard gunshots. it turns out

workers lost their domestic jobs during the pandemic, herrera says.e was able to get people some work during covid-19 for testing and vaccination sites to make money, but one big gain for the organization came last week. it's all spelled out in the writings of senate bill 3 21 signed by governor newsom. it opens up conversation about extending cal osha health and safety standards to domestic workers. before the bill. there were no standards they were ecstatic. um they were they were celebrating the bill, authored by state senator maria elena durazo of los angeles. she says the idea came from workers who would help clean homes affected by wildfires. those workers would be exposed to dangerous toxins without any protection. they were not being provided with, you know, masks or any kind of equipment. what kind of cleaning? uh nothing. you know, we had many, many instances where that was not provided. a committee of workers and employees will create rules and standards for what is considered. a safe workplace for day laborers. they'll test ideas and prese

hi. region. funding has moved into the m herrera and regions after rebels. we took control of t grind recent months. the conflict has been going on for more than a year, killing thousands of people and displacing more than 2000000 weld ladies are in rhyme. discussing the global economic recovery from the pandemic, the you in chief is urging them to take ambitious action on climate change or risk subjecting the world to test her fee. kuwait has joined saudi arabia and by raining recalling their ambassadors from lebanon. the diplomatic feud comes after lebanon's information minister criticized the saudi lead coalitions war in yemen. in the video circulating on line, the arab league is calling on all parties to resolve the dispute. the united states will stop vaccinating children between the ages of 5 and 11 against coven 19 as many as 28000000 children could be eligible for the 5, the job, and french president manuel mccall and says a fishing dispute with the u. k. is a test of its credibility in a post bricks at world. the u. k. is threatening to conduct incr

liberties the sharing of intimate videos on the internet can be when limplin play pop, star grew herrera, learnt this 1st time after rising to fame. at the age of 17, the superstar saw her life fall apart. just 10 years later, i will get up hodson sim. yes. hi me. understand why of these and all. nobody else with us to got you younger in 2018 after her ex boyfriend threatened to destroying her korea by releasing his eggs videos filled without her consent. she filed a lawsuit against him after news of her video became public. the 28 year old celebrity became the target of online vitriol castle quasi on don't. how year a year later through haro was found dead in her apartment in an apparent suicide. ah, ah, how brutal glue even is still ensures jonae run 2 of 5 pit on the anti the toyota queen. when you are 1100 on an lanny talking to albany, the royce they will mentality you got up on the re natal bye to mike testily. brennan, compton guy, me to chris on. i've got other things going on. thanks empire. all the haggard took them all around. i deal with with the letters of close up on you kn

you know, is the football, those are the comic on the rico herrera is to her mother and bohemia. father angelica going cio concord, when the young lady had on the bible for you said who, no, no, j m, we book on that. i must again, melissa, just i was calmer of populous and me gossip was less poly thought this are all about a glad min bullock cooler than i gotta in of content. this will mean easter about underneath. abdullah will be just a moment on medicine than you. it isn't going to, it will not be a have him under their finances and that be alex young. yet another man that nichol beulah am on the unhealthy. the little precise fossil dine, the little dull, erotic what to look almost afoot or out of the fi, adoption of enrique via taurus. what is this? i was almost 23 years old. when i read that request, i immediately thought of this time when i was 8 years old and playing with my cousins who told me that my family didn't love me because they got me from the street. ah, it was in my adopted grandmother's kitchen. they scolded my cousins and i shoved that to the back of my mind. i was 8

johannesburg, piers pig who international crisis group, senior consultant for southern africa, and also from herrera e bow. mon dasa, director of the southern africa political economy series trust, thanks to you all for joining us today. we appreciate your time here on inside story. oh barrett, let me start with you. in the past, you've apologized for being part of opposition. party politicians in zimbabwe, who repeatedly called on the west to impose and maintain sanctions on zimbabwe. why did you apologize? yes, i apologize because i felt a intersection and soft reflection and then talk analysis. but i definitely been a very naive to run along with the sanctions under bobbie narrative. in fact, i think it was one of the most vocal, you know what it is, and then we're passionate that we're getting, you know, for sanctions to be imposed. in fact, i actually thought then that the functions would actually digital and i was like, look at the way but more sanctions strong, our biggest actions. and on further reflection, i didn't realize that no, i think maybe my conceptualization of 2 or district adult s

herrera beutler. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from washington is recognized for three minutes. ms. herrera beutler: i rise in support of my bipartisan, our bipartisan bill, the pump for nursing mothers act. honestly, this legislation, the whole goal is to protect a nursing mother's ability to provide for her infant by pumping at work. and let me be clear. this is a business-friendly bill. this is current law. for those who are thinking we're shaking the earth and doing something brand new, it is current law. there were problems with the way the current law was written. it was put in the wrong place in code and we're fixing that. the way it is currently, you could be a mom who gets into working and you worked your way up in a career where you're salaried and make a decent amount of money but you were excluded from this legislation. you didn't have the right to expect this even though other workers did. we're simply making some of those changes to make sure folks who were not eligible for ov

that's right, because we have seen the humanitarian crisis now spread to the neighboring a foreign em herrera region. so it appears to be broadening as this crisis continues to escalate with only a fraction of the required a being able to get in. is that anything the united nations can do to change that? why i think the united nations security council has a great responsibility as it relates to international peace and security. i would hope that the security council would meet to yet again review this information, these events and push to either address this formerly as a matter on the security council docket. or to start addressing this through the form of more corrective action alongside with member status of the united states, european union and the like. the situation with food and the lack of nutrition is critical. this verity of that food insecurity is only getting worse. why hasn't happened yet? there is a good disconnect in the insecurity council politically and that that log jam has prevented action even in the form of a statement of concern that has been attempted on multiple occasi

those included liz cheney of wyoming, adam kinzinger of illinois, anthony gonzalez of ohio jamie herreraler of washington state, nancy mace of south carolina john katko of new york, and michigan representatives fred upton and peter meyer. the resolution now justice department, which will have to decide whether to prosecute mr. bannon. >> get c-span on the go. watch the day's biggest political events live or on demand anytime anywhere onle now. access top highlights, listen to c-span radio, and discover new podcasts all for free. download c-span now today. >> c-span's journal"washington journal," every day we're taking you live every day and discuss you. friday morning, we'll discuss the latest on president biden's build back better agenda, fiscal deadlines and congressional news of congressman gary palmer and vermont democratic congressman peter welch. watch "washington journal" live 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span or c-span now, or new mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook and tweets. >> sunday night on "q&a", retired california courta critical look at ou

government's side and al jazeera con, independently verified the claim. fighting has moved into the m herrera and f. 5 regions after rebels. rachel control of t grey. in recent months. the conflict has been going on for more than a year, killing thousands of people and displacing more than 2000000 other to sedan now. and major roads in the capital has been closed ahead of protests against the military coup. last monday, a cybersecurity watchdog says the internet has been blocked the us and the un calling on sudan military not to interfere with demonstrations. at least 11 people have been killed during protest this way. activists have been broadcasting messages in mosques urging people to continue their opposition to the military takeover. so how did sedan get to these points? let's take a look. the military power from a transitional government led by prime minister of della hum, dog. on monday the general abdel flatter, albert han has dissolved the silver and council that ruling body was established after m. l. a. but she was overthrown 2 years ago. their hands also announced a state of emerg

week for the eastern coast, though the rain does dry up lots of heat coming in from zimbabwe, with herrera's sitting at $29.00 degrees celsius, ah, the france once had a vast empire spanning several continents. but by the 1940s, the french were forced to confront reality and demands for independence. in the 1st part of a documentary series, al jazeera looks at how the colonial unrest grew. conflict now jerry, up and full scale war and indo china blood and tears french. the colonization on al jazeera incarcerated, the other half his life convicted by a known unanimous jury for a crime in weeks. no one was obliged mail making icons that when the white parson could cause him to lose his life. and in this particular situation, it caused him to lose his freedom. why did the lord deemed unconstitutional by the supreme court still keep people behind bath in the state of louisiana being incarcerated as yesterday, the farmer flavor the gym co convictions on al jazeera. ah ah. touch before half past the hour. these all you top stories, the, you and chief says the world needs to find a way of getting m

their own commitments, but they are also violating international law as go live to hash them, about herrera, who is in cobble for us. hash m, you've been speaking to the taliban spokesman. we saw a little clip of in there about specifically is relations with the u. s. in the world. what else did he have to say to you? so basically, this is what is happening as we speak of the diplomatic diplomatic front. the deputy prime minister, pamela brother, and the miss of foreign affairs. i will hon woodchuck. he met with ambassadors of the countries that decided to maintain diplomatic representations in cab. what about 2 days ago, and they told them that they are willing to build bridges with the international community. now, my saucers, tell me that basically that expecting to get some sense of diplomatic recognition in the near future, the confidence they've been receiving many positive signals from many countries, including key players in the international community. this is according to diplomatic sources. now when it comes to the u. s, and this is quite interesting, the taliban have been follow

people's liberation front, who's been contested by the government or fighting, has moved into the em herrera and the regions after rebels, we took control of to cry. in recent months, the conflict has been going on for more than a year. thousands of people have been killed and more than 2000000 displaying fam. no, get a cho is a journalist in the city of so do e t o b i he explained disease strategic significance dessie, which is really a manufacturing hub with interest from, for an investment from turkey, italian company, even acoya and company where the manufacture much of that takes time, exported from from new york is where it's located. it's unimportant city and people are really under siege. and they're just waiting for what's going to happen to them. but again, jesse is, i think, court times city, and it's in the heart of an important city and, and here we are. but there was a warning, even with the leadership that, that they're coming to jesse. and here they are in jesse at the moment, syrian stay media has reported explosions near the capital, damascus. it says the military intercep

and the conflict in ethiopia, nor than to gripe province as spilled into neighboring am herrera and alpha regions . and as for yankee, go to reports. a shortage of food in m hara is putting many at risk. saba ali moon was 3 years old when she died. a month later, her mother with a surviving infant is trying to understand what happened. but i know only when on the doctors told me they have no treatment for men, not as children, but i pleaded to them seeing please save my child's life. they tried putting the treatment in her leg, her hand, nose and head, didn't succeed. they told me she was severely affected by malnutrition and could not help. they gave me some syrup and tablets. she passed away exactly a week away on sunday, helped them a curly. it's mocked thousands of families in a few p as m hi region was sheltering in the city of the se. from fighting for the north. tens of thousands of people have fled their homes and of horror, and are far regions scrambling for food and shelter. in this busting city, fighting between rebels degree and the fuel. p military that started last november

week for the eastern coast, though, the rain does dry up lots of heat coming in from zimbabwe with herrera sitting at $29.00 degrees celsius ah, in the country with an abundance of resource. ruth law firms for me to grow from we balance real economy, blue economy and digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia progressively ensure the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest, partnering uses and programs. and now, ah, ah, 1717 g m t. these are your top story so far today the u. n. chief says the world needs to find a way of getting money and assistance into afghanistan now, and tony quoterush says agencies are doing their best, but they won't be able to cope if the economy collapses. meanwhile, afghanistan's acting foreign minister has been speaking in dough her after talks with the u. s. and the e. u. a mia con, kentucky said instability in afghanistan isn't in any one's interests. and he called for engagement. one of the top story, the tennessee and president, has approved a new government nearly 3 months after he fired the last one. the prime minister, nigella wooden, w

f has right to women, destroyed infrastructure and looted property fighting has moved into the em herrera and the fire regions. after rebels took control of to cry in recent months. still ahead on al jazeera, the post wrecks a vision dispute between the u. k and france haves up as late as now argue over what was said during their meeting at the g. 20 plus i'm very have only took will region in one hour and the world is coming together to combat climate change i. tragedy is underway in one of them. most bio diverse regions in the world. ah. the vincent flooding recently in west border in, in santa rack and some in west and java that the spread of class was just nothing particularly concentrated, but the folk are still focuses on that area. these orange tops are the deepest of the thunderstorm still in java. some degree in sumatra and again, weston borneo. it looks like the northern part of the philippines lose on is a lot draw that was not true for central and southern vietnam. the rain fell off. in fact, curious this look at the rain that developing in north vietnam and then curling into

the government and can be independently verified by al jazeera just yet, but he has moved into m herrera and far regions after rebels. rachel, control of to gripe in recent months. the annual g 20 summit is underway in rome and presidents and prime ministers of the world's leading economies. a meeting for the 1st in person summit. since the pandemic started italy's prime minister called for aggressive solutions to the 5 against climate change. mary druggie also, she's federal leaders to prioritize an equitable distribution of coven, 1900 vaccines. the pandemic is not over. and there are startling disparities in the global distribution of vaccines. in i, hank and i income countries more than 70 percent of the population has received at least one, those in the poorest ones. this percentage drops to roughly 3 percent. these differences are morally unacceptable and undermine the global recovery kuwait, his joint saudi arabia, and by the rain in recalling their ambassadors from lebanon. the diplomatic feud comes after lebanon's information minister criticize the saudi lead coalitions war in y

herrera beutler: i rise in support of my bipartisan, our bipartisan bill, the pump for nursing mothersly, this legislation, the whole goal is to protect a nursing mother's ability to provide for her infant by pumping at work. and let me be clear. this is a business-friendly bill. this is current law. for those who are thinking we're shaking the earth and doing something brand new, it is current law. there were problems with the way the current law was written. it was put in the wrong place in code and we're fixing that. the way it is currently, you could be a mom who gets into working and you worked your way up in a career where you're salaried and make a decent amount of money but you were excluded from this legislation. you didn't have the right to expect this even though other workers did. we're simply making some of those changes to make sure folks who were not eligible for overtime like that working mom would be covered under current law. and it -- this bill gives clarity for businesses and predictability and allows small businesses to claim undo hardship exemptions in recognition

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