is there any change in hori| kong? tibet? is there any change in hori spent? tibet?a whole month in >> i spent a whole month in xinjiang last month where i think we arrived in. >> we arrived under the high himalayas on may 6th, the day of the coronation. i missed the coronation you were probably there. >> no, no, i wasn't. no, you were. >> i was watching it on telly on 6b >> i was watching it on telly on gb news. >> sorry. just. i'm digressing . >> sorry. just. i'm digressing. look, of course i'm just there going from kashgar to yarkand marchand to khotan . and honestly marchand to khotan. and honestly , honestly, i tell you, my eyes were open and i did not sense that this was a society under the thumb of. of repression. >> and were you allowed to move about freely or were you being taken around by guides? we certainly did. >> we in the streets of kashgan >> but forgive me, you're not a uyghur muslim. and the reality is the satellite is we've seen the satellite images of mosques being absolutely demolished. that's categorical women categorical fact. the women who've

[000:00:20;00] it is 3:00 am tehran time and dear viewers, welcome to this hori section. a new video of the world's most powerful multi-purpose humanoid robot has been released, which shows its ability to balance itself. according to the daily mail report, these robots are a chinese company. in the published video, one of the engineers made the robot deviate from its path , but the robot maintains its balance. a humanoid robot that has a walking speed of about 180 degrees is almost similar to the normal walking speed of a human. it is also equipped with a depth sensing camera. that of reflected light, three-dimensional samples and maps adjacent objects are used by the deputy minister of nursing of the ministry of health, medical education, and the lack of 100,000 nurses in the country. even if the license to hire this number of nurses is issued, we do not have enough volunteers for this recruitment. there are not enough hospitals in the country, there are 136,000 people in the nursing department, 136,000 people with other social security organizations, the armed forces an

is there any change in hori| kong? tibet? is there any change in hori spent? tibet?a whole month in >> i spent a whole month in xinjiang last month where i think we arrived in. >> we arrived under the high himalayas on may 6th, the day of the coronation. i missed the coronation you were probably there. >> no, no, i wasn't. no, you were. >> i was watching it on telly on 6b >> i was watching it on telly on gb news. >> sorry. just. i'm digressing . >> sorry. just. i'm digressing. look, of course i'm just there going from kashgar to yarkand marchand to khotan . and honestly marchand to khotan. and honestly , honestly, i tell you, my eyes were open and i did not sense that this was a society under the thumb of. of repression. >> and were you allowed to move about freely or were you being taken around by guides? we certainly did. >> we in the streets of kashgan >> but forgive me, you're not a uyghur muslim. and the reality is the satellite is we've seen the satellite images of mosques being absolutely demolished. that's categorical women categorical fact. the women who've

sheryl lost her sons, hori and shawn. >> i lost my children. i lost two of my children.t's a life sentence in itself. >> reporter: such deals led to an avalanche of lawsuits the crisis dramatized on hulu's "dope sick." purdue pharma filed for bankruptcy in 2019 under the terms of the bankruptcy settlement, members of the sackler family would be shed ffuture lawsuits in exchange for $6 billion that could be used to settle opoid-related claims but the justice department says they should not be able to use legal protections designed for debtors. it would leave in place a road map for wealthy corporations and individuals to misuse the bankruptcy system. >> what is the issue the supreme court wants to look at >> the supreme court wants to look at whether people who don't file nor bankruptcy but have some connection to a bankruptcy should get the benefit of a release. the bankruptcy court has done that here for the sacklers, and the supreme court is deciding whether that violate it is law. >> reporter: but for many families involved, there is a human toll to further delay. >>

thompson: your hori think there are a few points justice sotomayor: it's the reserved power to the stateso decide whethortionment or malapportionment should be prohibited. we already had a case grow by justice scalia who said that that was perfectly ok for a state constitution to prohibit lapportionment. under your theory, the state constitution sh't have been permitted to do that substantive thing. so, explain it to me. mr. thompst me start with where your honor started with, which wahistory. we read the history very differently than my friends on the other side because they point to 16 constitutions earl in the founding of the republic that they claim regulaeral elections. five of those relate to transitional governments. there was no segislature. so, it would have been impossible for the state legislature to adopt the first rules, and by their own terms, they were scheduled that faded away once the state legislature had been elected. then that leaves nine that have regulations relating t only 13.sotomayor: there were mr. thompson: well, i'm giving the credit -- justice sotomayor: there