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isabel - hilton, thank you very much indeed.used abortion pill in the united states after conflicting court rulings. a federaljudge in texas suspended government approval of mifepristone after anti—abortion activists claimed it wasn't safe. the biden administration appealed against the ruling and a federal judge ruled access to the drug must be preserved in 17 states. samantha simmonds explains. this row is all about this drug, mifepristone, which has been in common use for 20 years as a widely used anti—abortion drug. it was given full fda approval and tested for its safety back in 2000, as you can see from this headline here in new york times. now, though, a trump—appointed judge in texas — this man, judge matthew kacsmaryk — has ordered a hold on the approval of the drug after an anti—abortion group argued that its safety was never properly tested. one of those isjonathan keller of the california family council. we are encouraged that the federal judiciary is finally taking a look at the approval of mifepristone and really ho

you all know it better by the name hanoi hilton. and by the way, the man who gave it that name is with us tonight. you'll meet him in a minute, but all these americans got together in the north vietnamese, tried to isolate them because they knew the prisoners could communicate with prisoners that could cooperate and conspire and ruin their program to manage the p.o.w.s and use them for propaganda. so the p.o.w.s had to come up with some way to communicate and they did. they came up with the p.o.w. tap code and through the p.o.w. challenge. we'll be learning more about that here in the coming weeks. basically, they figured out how to communicate, and it seems crazy that people could communicate using knocks and taps, but they had nothing but time in their cells, and that's how they communicate. so tonight i want to give you a little taste of that. and i'm going to tap out something and when you figure out the phrase just shout it out and shout it out. if you're the first word to shout it out, they'll come see us after the after progr

on the agenda today, hilton ceo christopher nassetta is with us. big earnings beat and they hiked their full-year guidance why that stock is signaling continued strong travel demand >> cme grew terry duffy also with us. another earnings beat there on the top and bottom lines, plus his take on a broken nickel market among other things. >> later on, vincent reinhart is with us. his warning on persistent inflation as these five-year credit default swaps hit a new decade high, as we are now on watch for a vote in the house regarding this debt bill >> whether he does the vote or not, whether he has the votes or not, that certainly is front and center julian emanuel saying that he thinks it's part of the sell-off we've seen in stocks lately. and as far as that goes, the s&p 500 has been up higher this morning and has been lower this morning. it's unchanged the nasdaq stays stronger, thanks in part to microsoft and a rally in big cap tech, nvidia, amd, they're surging today amazon is up on the back of strong cloud results from microsoft. it reports tomorr

hilton raising guidance. >> hilton was a trae young quarter.ke, raising -- david, don't stay at a hotel, okay? oh my god, look at this. >> why do we -- do we have the rights to keep showing this? >> i checked the rights for you. >> 24 hours? >> you checked them, jim >> i wanted trae young this is just -- >> i'm sure in the middle of reading all your conference calls, you're checking with the lawyers about the rights to use the atlanta hawks footage. >> we don't need the ice trae. he does the thing. ice trae hilton was incredible, carl. no resistance to room rates going up >> does adp here now at a ten-month low give you worries about employment >> i don't know. pay chex, small, medium size is pretty good. the large cap, they're just not hiring they're in the ruth porat field. why do i talk about ruth porat i think adp is worrisome in itself, because they -- this is big cap. but it's big cap, people just -- those are not hiring and the reason why -- ruth was the cfo who a lot of people think saved morgan stanley she gets in, david, she is not ta

thank you for your insight, isabel hilton.rt murdoch and lachlan murdoch could testify live in the $1.6 billion defamation suit against fox news and fox corp — that's according to a delaware judge. dominion, which makes electronic voting technology, has accused fox of knowingly broadcasting falsehoods about the company's software and linking it to voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election. fox has denied the accusations. the trial is scheduled to begin on april 17. let's speak to michelle in new york who is following this for us. it's a really complicated story but we're getting to a point where we may hear some testimony from the key players. this is a big moment for dominion in this case. thejudge, eric davies, has said that if this company wants to subpoena rupert murdoch and his son lachlan murdoch to come testify, that he won't stop them, saying their testimony is relevant. if you look back so far at this case, rupert murdoch gave a deposition already and that was pretty damning so if that's anything to go by, then th

the best consumer commentary for me this week has come from coke and pepsi and mcdonald's and even hiltonl is super strong those are consume defensive groups which have high inflation and consumers are prioritizing you own a number of retailers, lowes and other discretionary things is that riskier? >> it can be depending on the names. you mentioned tjx, they're a leader if you have consumers looking to spend less on items, tjx is where they're going to go. when you combine that with a balance sheet that has growing revenues, growing earnings, good cash flow, then that's a name you can add to your portfolio. you have the same thing with lowes. before we would have held home depot. we thought they had better management they were doing better in stores lowes is doing well. with housing turning around, we have strong housing numbers. you have the do it yourself people going in there and they're building their pro business it's a name you can put in your portfolio and build on and the consumer is going to shop there. >> i'm looking at other cross holdings and your personal holdings, it tilts d

eastern, watch c-span live coverage from the washington hilton hotel, where this year's headliner is from the daily show. and president biden is expected to speak. watch the red carpet for generalists, and celebrities on our free mobile video app, also online at c-span.org. the white house correspondents dinner live at 8:00 p.m. eastern. continues. host: representative al green is with us, democrat from texas. i want to start here in the new york times, and obituary on the front page of a storekeeper who doomed emmett till with her words. you were seven years old when emmett till was murdered, do you remember his killing? do you remember your family talking about it? guest: i don't remember any conversations at the time as i was older. we had conversations about it because i was reminded of what happened to emmett till when i would go out and about. my parents were always concerned about what could happen to me not just from police but also from people in society, there are reasons we will never be able to explain what hurts people of color. i understood emmett till was not only take

watch c-span a live coverage washington hilton hotel couldn't read corporal of journals, politiciansd celebrities. this year's headliners and president biden is expected to speak with the white house corrpondents dinner at live saturday april 29 on c-span, c spend our free mobile video app. or online at c-span.org. prosecutors and survivors of alleged war crimes by russia in ukraine testified before the u.s. house ford affairs committee. ukrainian prosecutor and the survivors discuss evidence of brutality against women and children. sharing information about the u.s. justice department and calls for a un tribunal to investigate.

. >>> pga, jordan spieth and matthew fitzpatrick went to the playoff in hilton head, south carolina.st extra hole. spieth with a birdie putt for the win. yeah, no. spieth can't believe it. it's a game of inches. third playoff hole. fitzpatrick second shot from the fair way. he will take that. definitely take that. sets up an easy tap in birdie for fitzpatrick who used the teenage family vacations to hilton head and now the first win since last june's u.s. open. all right, that does it for sports. over to you two. >> thank you so much charlie. >>> and we'll be right back. when we come back all that time playing with blocks finally paying off for some kids in san francisco. . >>> and remember, you can watch us anytime, anywhere on our streaming service. cbs news bay area. catch all of our live newscasts, plus news and weather updates throughout the day. you can find us on the free cbs news app or on pluto tv. >> easier to just stay tuned. >>> lots of talented lego builders in san francisco today for the annual lego competition festival hosted by the portola neighborhood association. yo

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. >> at the very first president to attend the whiteis alive from the hilton hotel, including the arrivals of magicians, and celebrities. this year's headline is droid -- is the daily show's roy wood junior, watch on c-span, online at c-span.org or on c-span now are free mobile video app. kevin mccarthy address the debate -- on the gop's program which includes debt limit -- the american people have elected a divided government. and our government is define compromise. that's why the house, senate, and the white house should be negotiating a responsible debt limit increase right now. now. if you gave your child a credit card and they kept maxing it out to the limit, you wouldn't blindly just raise the limit. you would change their behavior. that exact same thing if you gave your child a credit card and they kept maxing it out to the limit, you wouldn't blindly just raise the limit. you would change their behavior. that exact same thing is true with our national debt. we need to lower inflation, reduce our dependence on china. and lift americans out of poverty. america has a $31 trillion deb

watch c-span's live coverage from the washington hilton hotel where this year's headliner, the daily show's roy wood jr., and president biden is expected to speak. also join us for red carpet arrivals of journalists, politicians and celebrities at 6:00 p.m. eastern on our free c-span now mobile video app. also online at c-span.org. the white house correspondents' dinner live saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. "washin" continues. host: we like to welcome back to our program republican don bacon, armed services and agriculture committee member, proud member of the problems are was caucus. this debt ceiling impasse is a big problem so how does it get solved? guest: it gets solved by negotiating and republicans, we control the house but the senate is controlled by democrats by two votes. and we have a democratic president so we have to find compromise and find middle ground. on our side of the aisle, we know we cannot expect the moon. there has to be realistic expectations. for joe biden to say he refuses to negotiate, that is not right either. joe biden was a senator and he wanted

this is at the washington hilton hotel, there you can see the us secretary of state in that picture,nalists as well gathering. and we are expecting many other journalists, gathering. and we are expecting many otherjournalists, actors and celebrities along with politicians also to attend. we'll stay in his live pictures but earlier i spoke tojill abramson from the new york times to get her perspective on the event. i understand that new york times journalist do not attend this dinner, why is that? because we felt, there senior editors at the times, that the party and the dinner had become kind of an unseemly display ofjournalists paddling around with, you know, theirfamous and prominent guests, and that it created an appearance that was, you know, distasteful to the public. journalists are supposed to remain independent from the people they cover and, you know, here they are sort of asking a favour of powerful people in washington, to come and be their impressive date at these parties that are held there. may i ask you, was there a crystallising moment or an example that you can give

watch c-span's live coverage from the washington hilton hotel including red carpet arrivals of journalists, politician and celebrities this year's headliner is the "daily show's" roy wood very. president biden is expected to speak. the white house correspondents' dinner, live, saturday april 29, live on c-span, c-span now, our free meebl video app, or online at c-span.org. >> next a hearing on federal food assistance in the upcoming farl bill before the senate agriculture subcommittee on food and nutrition. it was chaired by senator john fetterman. his first time chairing a subcommittee after extended absence for treatment of depression. during the hearing witnesses talked about the impact and ongoing needs of the supplemental nutrition assistance program and proposals to cut or add restrictions. this is an hour and 40 minutes.

what c-span's live coverage from the washington hilton hotel including red carpet arrivals paternalist, politicians and celebrities. this year's headline is the daily shows roy wood, jr. and president biden is expected to speak. the white house correspondent dinner live saturday at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now are free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> d was sent this come in at 3 p.m. eastern today. a vote of whether to move for on the nomination of joshua jacobs to be veterans affairs under secretary for benefits is set for 5:30 p.m. eastern. vote is expected despite a hold on the nomination initiated by senator grassley due to what he insists are in adequate responses from the department two literacy sent regarding allegations that mga employee who designed last year violated ethics rules. more when the senate gavels in this afternoon at 3 p.m. eastern and as always live coverage on c-span2. >> democratic senator jack r

you can see him leg taking to the stage and the washington hilton hotel, we can see there.th journalists, celebrities and it is being hosted by a correspondence from the daily show and it is a who's who of who is here in washington and we can see it getting under way now. and you can see in the white dress, the white house press secretary. we have been seeing arrivals all evening in fact from people including the wife of the imprisoned kremlin critic aleksei navalny and we have seen some of the opening addresses as people start to gather and sit down for this dinner of course which will have speeches, speech from the us presidentjoe biden, which is expected to take on the serious topic of press freedom this year particularly at a time when the wall street journalist reporter is currently in prison in russia on charges of spying. charges which the united states in a newspaper deny. course, traditionally, at this event, there are also more light—hearted speeches and we expect that to come from the correspondent and comedian on the daily show who is likely to indulge the audie

watched c-span's live coverage from the washington hilton hotel including red carpet arrivals from the, politicians, and comedians. the white house corrponds tender live -- dinner -- correspondence dinner live. >> first lady jill biden previewed the upcoming state dinner to honor south korea's president for his official visit to the u.s.. he is joined by carlos elizondo and guest chef edward lee who plan to make korean influences two dishes -- who planned to make korean influences to dishes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the first lady of the united states. first lady biden: we hope to bring those two ideas together as we welcome president yeun and mrs. kim honoring the 70 years of our alliance with symbols and moments of ut that reflect both our countries -- of beauty that reflect both our countries. from the painted animals to the swirl of colors that mirrors the south korean flag to the mix of flowers throughout, biscuits and azaleas and others, we hope to showcase the harmony of our cultures and our people intertwined. guests will enjoy our mean belief sherry c -- our mea

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steve hilton, we're glad you are an american. >> thank you. >> see you soon. kennedy: back here.nts to crackdown on crypto, they never met a good idea they didn't want to stick their nose in, a new report calling for regulations on crypto currency trading, laying ground work for punitive actions by several federal against agencies, they want to catch money laundering terrorists, but criminals use cash too. with more money than ever into digital coins is this about terrorism or taking away our freedom and exerting more control. joining me to discuss chief bitcoin historian at coin week kurt walker jr. >> good to be here. kennedy: you say this is really the fight between investment and utility. the people who are really mad at crypto used to as an investment tool, they lost money. and the argument is if we were using this on a day-to-day basis, in a way that shows more utility, we would not be in this pickle. >> it is true. unfortunately for retail investors when you treat something like a security, even if you call it a cash system it is treated at security, you have an investment

he muttered. mayor mathias hilton says, for decades, city residence did not think of russia as a threat. large numbers of russians visit or live in the matter, but that was before the kremlin launched war on ukraine. and now we don't have a look for debility for that anymore. and that's why, though we have all fought everything differently and short nato. and that's why why ah, it's just so different world than what we were living when a half years ago. no one is sure what that different world will look like, and some fear, the worst. people who had very clear and plans and no were about the future. so maybe i'll put that off for a year and see how things go, you know, and that kind of thing. so in case what, well, just the uncertainty i think is what it is, because do want to invest and put a lot of money into something and then you know, within a year or so, you know, be that it's under somebody else's control or something. it's like imaginary safety . i think the fin sir, wouldn't really matter if they would come with the tanks or some kind of power. the 3 kilometer pilot project is

steve hilton joining me with this. perfect person. what about all the problems newsom faces in his own state, california, mr. pot meet mr. kettle; right? >> exactly. not even the problems he faces. the problems he's created. i mean, he's been the governor and his party has been in total control in the legislature for decades and whole thing is there's no one else to blame. take this issue of education. he's going to run around the country and yell at red states and now he's in florida yelling at ron desantis for an all out assault he calls it on puck lick education. look at public education in california. luisa ragaini seizure disorders, the foundational -- lit ragaini, the foundational aspect of education. where do you think gavin newsom is in california? ashley: at the bottom; right? >> 50 out of 50. he's the worst. his state is the worst in the nation and he's running around and yelling at other states and i wouldn't be surprised if he couldn't spell gaslighting, which is what he's doing. ashley: are we looking at a run from him in

all right, let's hear hilton. thank you so much. now for years china's property sector seem to be on an unstoppable up for it. trajectory. local authorities cashed in on the sale of land to property companies, which in turn benefited from cheapest state backed money. but since 2021 slower home sale than part driven by the pandemic lead to a crisis. and the eventual collapse of real estate giant every grant. the lingering effects are everywhere to be seen with entire apartment blocks lying empty, or only sparsely inhabited. here on the outskirts of the coastal city of dol yawn, these concrete towers are eerily. i'm d. a man overseeing the solitude kirtley informs us that the money has run out. but this girl takes us into her home for years. this construction has been stalled. even though it was supposed to be finished in 2016 for this family, there's no alternative to living in this shell. they took out a large loan to buy the apartment and they no longer have another home. they try to make themselves as comfortable as possible, but

eastern what she spans live coverage in the washington hilton hotel including red carpet arrivals ofournalists, politicians and celebrities this year's headliner is the daily show's and president biden is expected to speak with the white house correspondents dinner live saturday at 8:0p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now or free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. click stuck in a film maker participated in a discussion about the history of u.s. democracy at an event hosted by the charitable trust organization. in his remarks mr. burns also highlights the media's role in the democratic process and the declining trust in national institutions. this is about an hour. i am beverly kirk professor practice director of washington programs at the health school at syracuse university. our washington program. we are continuing our discussion this morning about strengthening democracy with a look at trust in institutions. trust ins, each other i what the latest data has to say about all ofof this. and to put into perspective i'm joined by filmmaker ken burns and pew research center preside

. >> ainsley: paris hilton is teaming up with georgia congressman buddy carter to reform the troubled teen industry. >> steve: stop child abuse act will be introduced tissuing aiming to prevent and treat child abuse. >> brian: imagine republicans and democrats coming together. both of them will join us now. welcome back. good to see you. paris, could you tell everyone what experience you had with institutional abuse? last year you discussed it, as well. >> yes, when i was 16, i was sent away and i was emotionally, verbally, physically and sexually abused and this is still happening at these places and 200,000 people are sent away every year. >> ainsley: were you able to call your parents and tell them? >> i was not able to tell my parents because everything was monitored and if i said anything negative about what happened, they would hangup the phone and punish me. it was terrifying and i wasn't able to tell my family and cut off from the outside world. >> steve: paris, what makes your story so potent is the fact you are from a super prominent family and people around the world, when

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kennedy: her shoulders are soar from hucking potatoes and the man she used to love, steve hilton thank you soon. kennedy: all right, start your th n th engines or charge home if you got, americans get 7500 in tax credits if a buy a qualifying ev, very few cars qualify, they are expens ive,bining b biden administration do not care. half of americans don't want one. what is really driving this. joining me, to discuss. cocktails with suter man . not sober welcome back. suit manner computer man. >> let's talk about this not everyone wants an electric vehicle, they are heavy and expensive there are no charges stations what gives. >> the vehicles are expensive. average price is over 64 thoition dollars. compared with compaq car that is just uses gasoline, 26 thousand. a hugely expensive, even democrats say i like joe biden and his push for electric vehicles this is going too fast. this is faster than biden administration promised to push electric vehicles. they are looking at 67% of vehicles. >> how. >> that does not make sense, electric vehicle market 6% of cars. it will grow, people like e

[indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] >> once again we are live at the washington hilton hotel waitingtart of the white house correspondents dinner. it just a moment we will have the introduction of the table. president joe biden, first lady jill biden, and others will attend this evening. this marks the first time in the seven years where the president, vice president and both spouses will be present at the event. you'll by months -- the obama's and bidens attended in 2015. tune in to our c-span now app, it is a front proceed to that you can use to tune in at your convenience. -- front row seat that you can use to tune in at your convenience. [indistinct chatter] >> white house correspondence -- darren cook. washington bureau chief, todd gilman. politico, white house correspondent and co-author, eugene daniels. wh ca, and nbc news senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell. the ceo of npr, john lansing. abc news white house correspondent, aaron schreiber. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre. photographer, from the new york times. justin sank, white house correspondent

among them the prison p.o.w.s called the hanoi hilton.> look familiar? >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: mike mcgrath was a 27-year-old navy pilot when he was shot down over north vietnam and taken to this prison in hanoi. >> the guards could check on you. and they would harass you day and night. they'd clang it so you couldn't sleep. >> reporter: part of the prison the p.o.w.s sarcastically call the hanoi hilton is now here in the united states. >> this is very real. >> reporter: salvaged when the old prison was torn down and on display at the american heritage museum outside boston. >> look just, oh, my god, that's a cement slab. that is my mattress and my bed for years. >> reporter: to spend more than 50 years and a handful of the surviving p.o.w.s could make it for the opening of the exhibit. just turned 80, charlie plumb is one of the youngest. >> this is a fraternity like no other. >> it is a fraternity like no other. when you got guys that saved your life and they say you saved their life, you have a bond like no other. >> reporter: the

is just beginning in washington d.c., in a few moments president biden will enter the washington hilton, and later tonight the president will speak, and we're going to bring that you live. we'll also bring you the roast of anyone and everyone from the daily show's roy wood jr.. and before the speeches over the next couple of hours, we're going to cover the biggest stories driving the week. setting the stage for our coverage, and of course of this iconic d.c. event. that also includes mike pence testifying before the special counsel reinjury, to e. jean carroll trial, newly incriminating sound that could come up in the future lawsuits against fox, the firing of tucker carlson, the ethical lapses of clarence thomas, neil gorsuch, and the conservatives on the supreme court. but let's talk about some of the characters who are certain to play a prominent role at tonight's event, perhaps in the remarks as well. this week president biden officially kicked off his reelection campaign. in his first campaign ad, biden cast himself as a warrior, fighting for the freedom of the american people. par

steve hilton, we'll be watching you on the next revolution on sunday night 9:00 p.m.rn only on fox. thank you, steve. >> see you, stu. stuart: breaking news. we have a scathing new report on what led to the failure of silicon valley bank. edward lawrence at the white house. break down for this report for us. it's scathing. >> yeah, this was very frank, this report. in fact the letter attached from the vice chair michael barr, the first line of this letter says bank mismanagement directly led to silicon valley bank's failure and the report also outlines how senior executives were taking bonuses and paychecks as the risk of failure mounted to the bank and ultimately failed. now four take aways in this report. the first one, obviously textbook case of mismanagement of the bank. that's the first. second, regulators failed to realize the extent of the issues at the bank and at the time it failed, the bank had 31 safe and sound warnings. it was also downgraded based on the fact that management let risk to unrealized losses pile up. the third, supervisors failed to move fast

the sick ne-yo by hilton was formerly the fairmont. the owner is considering selling off one of the towers to be transformed into housing. abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains how that might affect the city. >> once a centerpiece of hotels in downtown san jose, the future of the former fairmont now sick ne-yo by hilton is again in question. >> want to call on the city council to greet -- to use its governing power to set protections for workers, the arts and downtown prosperity by ensuring the use of the space stays as a hotel. >> the owner is accepting b to sell the 264 room seven tower of the hotel. while the northern tower would remain these members of the community argue it would lead to the loss of transient occupancy tax money that goes to the arts community and the elimination of hundreds of hotel jobs. >> my colleagues and i have weathered the storm of the pandemic. if the 264 rooms of the south tower are eliminated illuminate their ability to return to work. >> city councilmember torres once the city to review potential

the health care association one of our dearest -- hilton, where are you? [applause] i'm honored to continue to work our team and race new sources of oxygen. our team approved hundreds of traveling nurses to come here and fema. these commitments and refusal to commit and hawaii had the lowest fatality rate of covid in the entire country. [applause] this important device, i share this, none of this is achieved without incredible sacrifice. small businesses suffered. our economy slowed. we did everything we could, everything we could to support our people with safe travels programs and responsible guidelines. it was difficult. our teachers returned to work. in our correctional facilities, prison workers battled outbreaks that couldn't easily be prevented as most of our vulnerable people weren't vaccinated. hotel employees, police, firefighters, front-line workers worked to stop the spread of the shiers and all across our state, people did their best to keep us going and living their lives and staying safe. they went to work and protected our neighbors when we

correspondent dinner black tie event is saturday april 29th watch c-span live coverage from the washington hilton hotel including red carpet arrivals of journalist, politicians, and selects this year headliner is the daily show roy wood jr. and president biden is expected to speak. the white house correspondence dinner, live,aturday april 29th. on c-span, c-span now free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> healthy democracy doesn't just look like this, it looks like this. where americans can see democracy and work with citizens truly informed, our republic thrives, get informed straight from the source. on c-span, unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from the nation's capitol to wherever you are. you get thes opinion that matters the most, this is what democracy looks like. c-span powered by cable. welcome back to washington journal i'm joined now by frank luntz a political communication strategist frank welcome to the program. >> i used to come here every year on christmas. year after year, this is my first time back in about five years so you have no idea how grateful i am to be here.

hilton praise himself. i'm here because there's no better place to talk about the progress we've made on the mission. which would not exist without you. and this is not an exaggeration. it is a fact that our economic plan is working, everything went almost normally. until the american president began to get emotional in an attempt to squeeze a tear out of the unionists, my grandfather, whom i never saw, died in the same hospital where i was born 2 weeks before my birth. if the calculation was that grandfathers hadn’t been this for a long time, and, therefore, he didn’t care, then the calculation was not justified. it did not matter to the people of the outsiders, that is, the voters, to find out that the person to whom the head of the white house grandson passed away in september 1941 in balta sea state a not in october 1942 in scython, pennsylvania when baby joe was born it was not difficult for biden to lose his bearings in the intricacies of family tree branches in december last year . he confused the da

este jueves paríís hilton, legisladores yy sobrevivientes de abuso infantil presentar una nueva legislacióónla ciudad de juanes en donde 30 personas perdieron la vida. >> . se observan momento en que inicia elfuego y la actual de los migrantes. queremos que nos y creemos que las imáágenes pueden resultar fuertes los migrantes colocando uno a uno las colchonetas cubriendo las rejas que los separaban de la salida fue la úúltima imagen que hubo de ellos con vida. instantes despuéés la y estancia se llenóó de humo, y luego llamas el en video de poco máás de 16 minutos vuelven a los migrantes, a las personas que lograron salir de los agentes viendo como todo pasaba y el final huyendo de la escena para salvar sus vidas el secretario de gobernacióón confíía en que la fiscalíía ya cuente con este video. >> es probable que este video surjan evidencias de las responsabilidades. >> frente a las instalaciones donde todo ocurrióó un grupo de extranjeros recordóó a quienes ya no pudieron continuar con su viaje. >> tomados de las manos hombres y mujeres exigieron que no se olvide lo que le ocurrióó a sus c

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