irma vitovska.or the time when i was there in the 17th year maybe i would have been treated differently. and since i started. of course it was and i thought that it might be so and it should be. no, i don't know because i had no experience , but then when i had experience in the western seraglio, i received a small role, but there is a relationship to the work. to the actors. well, you understand that this is just some uh-huh, a colossal difference, and i then thought, this is how i want to work . well, i won't say that there are russians in the projects, but for some reason i do n't it seems that where there are russians, everything is done somehow through one place, so eh and i say well, everything is somehow not as eh should be, it seems to me that they come to the playground drunk and they don't want to do what they are told, no eh in general, in ukraine, we don't have such an institute of reputation, that is, in the west, if someone leaks something there, you can lose your career . skreber is h

and it doesn't matter that irma is a cougar, and sergey and marina no, but what to do, you need not toer territory. the whole apartment knows the territory for you. but this whole room should be her space, in principle for her. well, there is enough volume in the rooms. well, of course, you need to remove the chandelier, hang a tree, or hang or put a tree where it will be. to climb, you can replace the door with a lattice one. she sees you to reveal you can be released into the apartment. so when are you gone? it turns out that now i am not the mistress of this apartment, but the mistress of the cat. that's where i sit in the toilet, or what, you hide? from the language of the ketchua indians in their beliefs. this is a cat, a real disappearance. ada, one can agree with this opinion kuaguar, as they call it. fu, one of the largest felines in america is second only to egor of natural enemies, this predator has a little cougar born hunter attacks silently, can jump from a six-story building without harm to health; drags prey eight times heavier than itself for a long distance; cougars ar

irma garcia's brother is a police officer in san antonio.thomable. >> i love my brothers in blue, but it's like any profession, you know? this profession is not made for everybody. when it's time to suit up, when you stare death in the face, don't we in the news. >> irma's oldest child says he's gone and i'm trying to hold his emotions inside. >> one day my mom had to go to the door and looked death in the eye, and tried to lock that door. >> after his mother died in the shooting, his father died two days later from a heart attack. now, he wants accountability. >> one thing i don't want is those officers in those hallways, i wanted to resign. >> you and all those officers gone. >> yes. >> the minute i heard that that my mom was dead, i yelled out, i should've taken that bullet. because i'm in the military. i know it has to be done. i signed up for that. my mom protected those kids. but no one protected her. >> my daughter was a fighter. took a bullet to the heart and still fought. she fought hard to stay alive. these cowards could not go in?

irma garcia's brother is a police officer in san antonio.e hallway is unfathomable. >> i love my brothers in blue, but this is just like any other profession, this profession is not made for everybody, but when it's time to suit up and stared death in the face, they went weak on the knees. christian garcia, irma's oldest child says he has gone numb trying to hold his emotions inside. 2 why did my mom have to go to the door and looked death in the eye? and try to lock that door. >> reporter: after his mother died in the shooting his father died two days later from a heart attack. now he wants accountability. >> one thing i do want is those officers in those hallways, i want them to resign. you want all those officers gone? >> yes. the minute i heard my mom was dead, i mean, i yelled out, i should've taken that bullet. because i am in the military. i know what has to be done. i signed up for that. my mom protected those kids but no one protected her. >> my daughter was a fighter. she took a bullet to the heart and still fought. she fought hard

what about the people of lucy chance can the surrounding areas irma, or have those who want to leave been able to get out? well, a lot of people i've got are to have to keep in mind. are those towns lazy, shall save it, only as all the cities are now, the end of russian occupation in the eastern part of the country there have become ghost towns. most of them i have seen de population decrease by 90 percent. so really there's almost nobody left there, bear a few bar, a few 1000 people, but those people leave in the very, very dire condition. they have, most of them have no access to running water. there's no electricity, no means to communicate with internet, et cetera. so very dire situation for civilians who are still there. and right now there's no humanitarian corridors that have been organized that has been organized to get out of loser. so now that russia apparently has control of the bulk of blue hot, so can we know expect the focus of the find him to shouldn't, to shift indeed to don yet the other major part of that of the dumbass region. of course that's probably gonna, havin

. >> the push to build storm-proof solar microgrids in the bahamas began in 2017 after hurricane irmatore through tiny ragged island at the southern tip of the island chain. >> after ragged island was devastated, i made a statement, "let us show the world what can be done. we may be smaller, but we can set an example to the world." >> so it's your -- your goal to make ragged island a green island? >> absolutely. absolutely, after which we can expand it. we can expand it. >> to see the prime minister's green experiment, we flew to ragged island with whitney heastie, ceo of government-owned utility bahamas power and light. engineer burlington strawn met us there and took us to what he calls the very first hurricane-proof solar microgrid being installed in the bahamas. >> unlike other solar designs, it's very low to the ground. so this installation is rated to withstand 180-mile-an-hour winds. >> which is an even harder punch than irma landed back in 2017. >> there was significant devastation on this island. as you can see, some of the poles snapped right at the very base of the pole. >>

se ha vuelto a ver en a de las sesiones del consejo de la ciudad escuche a la hermana de la maestra irmamaci'on en pantalla( (informaon en pantalla (informacion en pantalla >> qu'e doloroso el alcalde de uvalde dijo sentirse igual que los familiares porque el de departamento de seguridad p' p'ublica de texas no ha querido darle nuevos datos sobre la investigaci'on >> vamos ahora a el salvador donde ayer fueron enterrados tres polic'ias asesinados por pandilleros en una emboscada que les tendieron cientos de pe personas le dieron el 'ultimo adi'os a los tres agentes una mujer y dos hombres uno de ellos jefe de la polic'ia al mismo tiempo las autoridades pre presentaron cinco sospechosos del crimen miembros de la p pandilla del barrio 18 mientras intentaban ir a guatemala hasta ahora el gobierno de bukele ha detenido m'as de 40 y 3000 p pandillero >> unas 150 familias han perdido sus casas en el departamento peruano de (...(e >> algunos vecinos como ven comenzaron a grabar con sus tel'efonos el impresionante i izamiento de all'a del cerro hasta que todo se fue llegando de tierra y polvo y

, her son who has spoken for first time and also her brother, irma garcia's brother, who happens to beheir anger and frustration over the fact that police could not go in is just something that continues to fuel their anger. >> just because of all the lies, the deceitfulness from the begin i ing, it was just like putting salt on an open wound. just really hard because there's just so much suffering. and it is hard to grieve when there's no closure. >> reporter: when you say there's no closure, what are you looking for? >> people to be held accountable. we know that the shooter is dead. there's no one taking accountability. no one. >> reporter: your daughter. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: when you hear about some of the new information that is now come out, what are you thinking? >> they're pointing the fingers, you know. if they're going to do that, you know what i mean, not be in charge, whoever was there should have done their job, and they didn't. whether it was cowardice or not -- they didn't follow orders. i don't know. all and all, they should have gone in and stopped, they're traine

amy: alysandra garcia's father joe died of a heart attack two days after irma was killed by the uvalde shooter. at the white house, the parent of a student killed in a 2018 mass shooting interrupted president biden monday to demand more federal action on gun control. biden was holding a ceremony in the rose garden with survivors and family members affected by gun violence, celebrating his signature of a bipartisan gun safety bill when manuel oliver rose to challenge biden's record on guns. oliver lost his 17-year-old son joaquin to a mass shooter at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, on valentine's day 2018. pres. biden: today is many things. it is proof despite the naysayers, we can make meaningful progress on dealing with gun violence. because make no mistake -- sit down. you'll hear what i have to say. >> [inaudible] pres. biden: let me finish my comments. let him talk. let him talk. amy: manuel oliver was then escorted away by secret service agents. after the confrontation, he told reporters he's demanding biden create an office in the executive branch focus

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los primeros murales fueron dedicados a alicia ramírez otro estudiante asesinada en la balacera y de irman iniciadas y los organizadores esperan tener un total de 6 murales para este domingo: >>> estamos por iniciar una nueva semanas laboral pero cuéntanos cómo estará la temperatura. >>> vamos a tener temperaturas ligeramentemás frescas de hecho actualmente tenemos esta toma en vivo desde san josé donde la temperatura de 67° cero totalmente despejados y van a prevalecer estas temperaturas en el rango de los bajos 70° durante horas de la madrugada y para mañana un día bastante similar al día de hoy tiempo totalmente soleado en los bajos 80° y en san francisco esta noche está mayormente despejada y la temperatura 59 la mínima será de 55 sin potencial de lluvia y un día bastante fresco con temperaturas en los medios 70° y en el resto de las ciudades vamos a ver entonces un poco más de calor en lugares hacia el interior y el norte como napa y concord con temperaturas entre 86 y 90° pero la brisaestará soplando de forma moderada desde el oeste cada tarde en velocidad de entre 15 a una 25 milla

irma vitovska was in direct contact with us. let me remind you. today we talked about a turning point. to shoot and film tv series with russian actors, and our actors began to refuse to go on stage with russian colleagues, and now we will watch what will happen, they say that we need to change this situation right now , sign petitions and everything else, it's very good that this change has happened and that's all i have, thank you for watching me. and now, continue to watch e-e from the press and antin borkovsky. good luck. have a good, productive day. greetings, dear viewers , on the air of the espresso tv channel, the program, the studio, the event we will analyze the most important istanbul talks, the tehran conference and the increase in missile attacks on the territory of ukraine, we understand that the russians use missiles as a tool of bloody blackmail, we will now be joined by ambassador john gerbs, the former extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of the united states to ukraine, and after him, our guest will be general elnur musaev -

. >> reporter: for the sister of teacher irma garcia, who died protecting her students in the classroom that day, the excuses were too much to bear. >> it's been over a month. you have no idea how frustrating this is. no idea. and we're sitting here just listening to empty words. kids were obliterated. my sister's obliterated. closed casket. i couldn't hug her. i couldn't touch her. i couldn't say my last good-byes! we need something to happen now. >> reporter: not attending the meeting? suspended school police chief and council member pete arredondo, who faced fierce criticism over his response to the shooting. >> show your face. answer our questions now! now, now, now! >> reporter: the mayor says he has not heard from arredondo since he requested a leave of absence last month. as for the shooting investigation's progress, state officials are not providing any new details on a timeline. derek dennis, abc news, new york. >> derek, thank you. >>> the iconic stone structures of machu picchu in peru are under threat this morning from a wildfire. flames are dangerously close to what's known

this is irma of great concern, not just to turn this but to freedom and democracy. really. this is the bill that's being presented. the online safety bill is gives unprecedented powers to the states to determine what media people can access. the amendments don't really offer any safeguards the i can see. so this is really targeting an alternative or alternative viewpoint. and of course the situation in ukraine has made them kind of want to, to focus on so much more. because at the moment in the british media, in particular, and the same in the united states, i know that there is only one narrative that is being presented to the public. and that narrative is the same narrative as the british government. as the united states government, as nato, this is incredible by any country that calls and calls itself a democracy to restrict the you know, the right to information in such a way, i think is, is absolutely unprecedented. and we should, we should, we should do all that we can to oppose it. let's see, global news update from us, our chance national. we do hope you'll join us

ukraine's prime minister, has committed to strengthening transparency and democracy and to routing out irma corruption in government e. k, is holding a final on line only sell in russia. the swedish furniture giant is closing its russian operations, though it says it hopes to may be one day return. he k a just one of many western companies, quitting russia over the war in ukraine. now to the united states, police say the man suspected of shooting dead, at least 7 people at a 4th of july parade in chicago had been planning the attack for weeks. the 22 year old initially escaped the scene after shooting at crowds from a rooftop. he was later arrested. officials say the attack appeared to be completely random and that the gunman was not targeting any specific groups. i asked our correspondent in washington, who museum of gondor for more details on what else the police know about this attack. no brain officials have been releasing more details about this terrible shooting. as he said, we've learned that this was a premeditated attack of the shooter had cased the building and the area where this

government has also recently requested that he be investigated in connection with the murder of an albion. irma, those matters, came out of port hearings and important judgments and so forth. but my relationship with the former president as well as other former presidents, is claudio. and so presumably you'll watch that case of the albion take place and you encourage a full investigation to take place. i will not force anyone to do anything. i will just let those who did him because me, i want people with i've been is, am protected. i want him to leave freely work freely rom freely in this country. this is the land. i want everyone to be able to feel safe, that as well. i, we, we can do that well, so i'd like to ask you about another case of interest that's come up recently as well. a chinese man who is now being charged for producing races, videos, getting malory and children to say derogatory things about themselves in chinese. can i ask you personally, what went through your mind when you saw those reports, especially given how involves china isn't allowing, i wasn't happy about the foot edg

the rules of keeping his pretense going that we have irma fervent democracy in the u. k . and that we believe in freedom speech and human rights. and all this, you know, he was going off the rails, he was going away from the plantation of the plantations. american say, and the panic, the conservatives were, well if you carry on doing that, it doesn't matter about the scandals that you keep on. but if you carry on doing that, people will start to realize. but actually this isn't a functioning democracy anymore. and then there is a facade here, you know, where super late in our country say, the big decisions. and, you know, and i think a big part of, you know, george mentioned, and the, the, the, the unintended consequence of countries no longer buying a product that probably wasn't factored in to taking on russia in the u. k. you know, the fact that you have this acceleration now of bricks, countries you have this amalgamation of russia, india, china together, or looking to see how can we been around markets? no, forget about the west. you know, let's look to forward. that'

opposition leader says youth premier dasa says he's withdrawn to back former minister, dulles allahabad. irma acting president of daniel wickham center is one of the other candidates and it's likely a final vote is going to be held on widens table for more than this. michelle fernandez is joining us live from the capital colombo manella. when we were talking about this about 50 minutes ago, you were saying that the that the trade offs and the deals were already beginning with looks as though we're seeing the result of the lease. some of that yes, that's right. al physician leaders such is treva announcing his withdrawal form that race for president. i did speak to somebody very seen in the party after we heard that decision. and what i was told was that there had been a sort of an understanding reached a between such a premier thus her and alice, alabama, who had, he, has decided to support. and his party has decided to support. obviously the s j b that is such as prim. thus his party pushing for the return of the 19th amendment, which basically was the set of rules, the changes to the consti

we irma and so we look forward to the opening p, a law office in washington, and we are ready to work within the framework of partnership and corporation to in order to remove any obstacles to achieving that law. mister president, we look forward to the efforts of your administration to turn the page on the is that a location of our land and the acts over is, shall discrimination apartheid against our people. and to stop unilateral actions that undermine the 2 state solution, we look forward to these efforts to stop settlement and the settler violence around with all and the specs of the historical situation and the islamic and nicholas generally sides. and the b hashemite custodianship and stopping this expansion of palestinians, demolishing houses, horns and thought among the cities, villages and camps, and stopping the daily kids and camps and stopping the daily killing and alice on their limits. and holding the killers of the marty at a journalist chevy and a wildly they need to be held accountable. because the continuation of all of that will lead to escalation on the one hand an

we report on progress made irma made. what's efforts is ondcp currently taking to remove these items from the high risk list? >> so, the drug misuse issue is on the high risk list. ondcp is not on the high risk list. it is a whole of government approach that is going to need to be taken to remove this issue from a high-risk list. we focus on a number of things. one thing that we did need to re-educate ondcp about. it is not just about policy recommendations. that's an important part of this. if we don't see increased capacity for example, understanding what's needed to meet the treatment needs, making sure that treatment isn't that. there's other capacity. we had a recommendations for dea, for improved data analytics. they had a lot of information about suspicious opioid orders. they weren't mining that information. having that capacity to be able to look at all these different areas that can positively affect the issue is what we need to see. i also will say, if these rates don't decrease, it's not coming off the list. >

water and the heat, as you said in the prior segment, and our citizens approved right after hurricane irmaur to six foot storm surge in our central business district, a plan called miami forever. and the basis of the plan is to spend hundreds of millions of dollars what were voter approved, a voter approved tax and combine with funding sources like the state and federal government to be able to upgrade our infrastructure to deal with the things that are being thrown our way from mother nature. >> when you said you can't afford not to take it seriously, i wonder if you think the national republican party takes the problem of climate change seriously. >> well, what we are seeing at the national level is that the only action that is occurring is action that's taken in a bipartisan basis. the democras, unfortunately, have failed to be able to pass bills to address climate at any sort of scale. so the infrastructure -- >> they don't have any republican votes. they also don't have all democrats onboard but it would help if they had republican votes. >> yeah, exactly. well, i think what it means

in 2017 hurricane irma caused 84 deaths in my home state of florida. and, nearly 50 billion in damages for the united states. in 2020 hurricane sally severely impacted florida and resulted in 7.3 billion in damages across the florida panhandle and alabama. in 2020 to allow the florida forest service has reported that 37 wildfires have destroyed over 22,000 acres in the state. and this year fema's preparedness efforts could very well be impacted by supply chain shortages. in florida we have real concerns about the critical labor and supply chain shortages that are impacting florida's electric cooperatives. and municipalities. these issues and highlight the importance for preparedness in disasters at all levels. and certainly creates additional challenges for fema's workforce. this subcommittee, without a doubt, recognizes the overwhelming responsibility placed on fema. and is held this year on fema's workforce, fema's workforce has experienced several challenges related to recruitment, retention, and training for example. i understand that fema is worki

. >> reporter: the sister of irma garcia, one of the two teachers killed did not identify herself bye at the meeting but expressed her pain. >> these kids were obliterated my sister obliterated. it was a closed casket i couldn't touch her i couldn't say my last goodbyes. >> reporter: the mayor -- cannot share anything with the public because of ongoing investigation. >> we're not trying to hide anything from you. we don't have anything dps has tied or our hands -- >> reporter: but that did not stop the painful pleas from the public >> look at it as a dad, as parent you don't do what you can do as a mayor. go beyond that i know there's a limit on what you can do much go beyond that what if it was your kid? >> reporter: some family members also demanded to know why pete arredondo was sworn into the city council just days after the shooting was noticeably absent for the second straight council meetings arredondo's actions during the shooting very highly criticized. >> we're not here just to sit around we are demanding answers show your face, answer our questions now. >> reporter: the ma

jose, xavier, tess, alejana, annabel, jace, jay la, irma, alexander, and aletha and those of this great community of buffalo, robota, aaron shall -- row bertha, aaron, kathryn, pearl, ruth. and support the amber alert that makes the difference in an active shooter so that even though there are good guys out there you can tell the people to save their liefts for the -- lives for the little 2-year-old we'll hear about soon. i yield back. support the legislation. mr. nadler: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. mr. jordan: mr. speaker, i yield four minutes to the gentleman and friend from texas, mr. roy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. reschenthaler: -- mr. roy: i thank the gentleman, the gentleman from ohio. i want to associate myself to mr. gaetz's position about what this bill will do in terms of fear and its purpose of creating fear among the people. that's the reality. texas has an alert system. states have an alert system. that's where this properly resides. that's where the police power resides is in the states. in fact, th

. >> [habla en inglÉs] karla: asÍ reacciona una hermana de la maestra irma garcÍa tras una emotiva reuniÓna funcionarios. algunos funcionarios no estÁn bien conforme con el trabajo de la fiscal del condado. satcha: esta maÑana hay opiniones a favor y en contra de la corte suprema, que permiten al presidente biden anular armilla quÉdate mÉxico". es el tallo alejandro mayorkas continÚa con la eliminaciÓn del programa tan pronto sea permitido. vamos mÉxico con karina garza y las reacciones de los inmigrantes. buenos dÍas. karina: buenos dÍas. estÁ amaneciendo aquÍ en la frontera de mÉxico, en la ciudad de reynosa, tamaulipas. estoy al exterior de la casa del migrante senda de vida, donde se de al ver que a por lo menos 6000 personas de diferentes nacionalidades a quien la frontera de mÉxico. hoy los Ánimos se encuentran renovados, tienen una nueva esperanza de pronto cumplir con la meta que los obligo a salir sus paÍses de origen, y es es cruzar la frontera de los estados unidos, y buscar cumplir el sueÑo americano. despuÉs de la determinaciÓn de la primera corte, de echar abajo el protocolo