joan: no. sus almas. entonces, sÉ de sus dolores y les deseo que se acomoden y que continÚen con la vida. alan: te queremos mucho. gracias por este tiempo exclusivo. saludo a toda la gente de "despierta amÉrica". joan: para la gente de "despierta amÉrica" le mando todo el cariÑo y que sean muy felices. alan: gracias por tu cinco minutos. te quiero mucho. gracias. karla: quÉ lindo! fueron mÁs de cinco minutos. alan: es que puedes platicar con el poeta. asÍ como es para escribir tambiÉn era para hablar. raÚl: que bien hablaba. karla: por eso escribÍa tan hermoso. alan: hablamos de pablo montero en ese momento. hablamos de la reforma migratoria que ha pasado 10 aÑos de esa entrevista y seguimos sin la reforma migratoria. ya no estÁ joan sebastiÁn. raÚl: que en paz descanse, pero aquÍ estamos celebrando su legado. de los mejores compositores de habla hispana. que en paz descanse. alan: Él no tuvo como esa uniÓn familiar como decÍa y Él amaba a sus hijos. la pasaba con ellos. raÚl: y las vivencias.

joan is a defender.lly reaching her potential ofjoining the national team. netball has also given her the chance to empower children in uganda. while training for the upcoming games, joan and her team have been teaching girls how to play while visiting different villages in uganda. irate while visiting different villages in uganda. while visiting different villaues in uaanda. ~ villages in uganda. we went in a villaue villages in uganda. we went in a village and — villages in uganda. we went in a village and people _ villages in uganda. we went in a village and people were i a village and people were happy. joan grew up in a village in uganda's capital city, kampala. that is over 10,000 kilometres away from birmingham where the team it will be shooting for gold when it 12 of the world's best teams competing at the national exhibition centre. this is of the ugandan teams second appearance at the commonwealth games. the last time they played was in 2018 in australia, finishing at the tournament in sixth pl

alan: escuchÁbamos a joan sebastiÁn.or al rey del jaripeo. carlos: hay mucha controversia con la herencia pero les vamos a tener los detalles. raÚl: tambiÉn amanecemos atentos a la creciente inflaciÓn, la mÁs alta en cuatro dÉcadas. aquÍ estamos para ayudarlo, le vamos a decir cÓmo ahorrar, hay tanta incertidumbre. francisca: estamos con lo Último que nos afecta. pero vamos hablar de la emergencia que enfrenta uno de los estados del paÍs por la lluvia. elyangelica: muy buenas dÍas. definitivamente lo que adelantas es lo que nos despierta atentos a la incesante bÚsqueda de mÁs de 40 personas reportadas como desaparecidas despuÉs de una fuerte inundaciÓn, una tormenta desata lluvias que destruyen un centenar de viviendas, decena de familias estÁn damnificadas y el gobernador declara el estado emergencia. danae rivero tiene las imÁgenes. danae: la madre naturaleza arremetiÓ en el estado de virginia, luego que una tormenta desatara intensas lluvias e inundaciones en la zona rural del condado. aÚn las auto buscan a personas d

joan is here with the inside story.had been successful in the past trying to cajole and persuade behind the scenes. but with that lead draft opinion, things seem to have changed. is that the moment -- >> bottom line, laura, i wonder if he ever was going to be successful. but once it was leaked, then it really eliminated the chance almost to about zero. you are exactly right, the chief has been successful in the past. the chief himself has switches vote at the 11th hour, as we know most memorably in the 2012 obamacare case. he has been someone who knows that votes switch sometimes. they don't always stay the way, as this one did, in december they voted five conservative saying we totally want to reverse roe. chief justice john roberts in the middle, said he wanted to uphold that mississippi ban on abortions at 16 weeks. and then of course the three remaining liberal saying, please leave abortion right the way they are now. but your question about his private negotiations where he's seeking concessions and offering conces

. >> joining us, joan biscupic.oan, tell us how hard he was fighting to bring some folks over to his time. >> good morning, brianna and john. extremely hard. he was trying week after week after the initial vote in december after oral arguments at which five zbruszs far on the right voted to overturn roe, roberts was alone in the middle wanting to uphold the ban on abortions but not go farther than roe, but of course, you have the three liberals saying we don't want to do any of this, we don't want to disrupt abortion rights at all. roberts keeps trying. and it's interesting, brianna, not only did his work affect his efforts towards the two newest justices, brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett, but it had an effect on the others. the hard right justices became concerned that he could be. and he was able to pick off justices on the far conservative side for more of a moderate conservative centrist. so they became anxious what he was up to. and the liberals who had such a defeat this session, starting to have hopes th

here with us now, the author of the piece, joan biskupic. you covered roberts for years.roe for the long-term or the short-term, go more slowly? >> good question, jim. good to see you and poppy. the chief has been against abortion rights in the past, but this time it was going way too fast for him. first of all, the justices didn't even take this case initially to decide roe v. wade. it was just going to be consideration of the mississippi law that banned abortion after 15 weeks. so this was a huge transformation of the case. the chief anticipated what a jolt to use his word it would be for the country, so he wanted to stop what the majority was headed toward doing. but toward your bottom line question, look, he is somebody who has opposed abortion rights in the past, maybe if there were full consideration of roe he would be a rote tovote to overt but it was too fast, too much for him to handle in the end too. >> joan, so people understand, you are the author of really the definitive book on john roberts, the chief, and you know so well the court that he wanted this be vi

i organ joan, galle, i big come see xander holland. hey, hey brandon? hala baker there more. mom, mom i am come ganga. ganga. says i know i was in and the whole whole day. hi. hello. hello. hello. yeah. normally in the car doors. oh okay . hang out. ah when i, when was 15 years old, the headmaster told me that ivan had to quit his own. oh, it hurts me. really, really, it's 13. ah. then i decided to give him home schooling he had his, it's not the same 8 years old. and then at the age of 12. finally he can speak. although very simple work. i have to wait. perhaps or 5 years or 70 years. but well, i'm happy to wait all for everything that i can do. never stop. just never stop. you will be happy made a poor being worked on her the way i don't. why these are the old volume you hear them, but at the level of issue on one of the $50.00 wonder that we're a bit of money $40.00 is either of the got vienna would only look be the new baby with him in the mail with i was la la duper leave many they gave me in the unit and challenge helen shallow kabibi your loss and he goes to the on the

joan is a defender.uganda. whilst training for the upcoming games, joan and her team have been teaching girls how to play whilst visiting different villages in uganda. joan grew up in a village in natete, in uganda's capital city, kampala. that's over 10,000 kilometres away from birmingham, where the team will be shooting for gold when 12 of the world's best teams compete here at the national exhibition centre. this is the ugandan team's second appearance at the commonwealth games. the last time they played was in 2018, in australia, finishing the tournament in sixth place. and as for the team's next challenge... ready for their first game, joan and her team are dedicated to playing, not only for those back home but for people around the world who will be watching. parisa qurban, bbc news. around 10a,000 people have arrived in the uk under ukraine visa schemes as of monday, according to government figures. the figures show that just over two thirds of them had come under the homes for ukraine sponsorship

karla: en medio de las conmemoraciones por el aniversario del joan sebastiÁn su hijo ddestapa la relaciÓnque no se ha podido repartir. raÚl: paulina rubio honra la Última voluntad de su madre, la actriz susana dos amantes. te contamos sobre ese especial deseo que cumple la chica dorada. >> estamos haciendo la Última voluntad de susana, mi mamasita hermosa. karla: gran exclusiva, conocer la incondicional del sol de mÉxico, la colombiana crearon el corazÓn a luis miguel, nos cuenta todo sobre su relaciÓn de mÁs de cinco aÑos. raÚl: esta maÑana con su vivita y coleando, felipe pelÁez nos harÁ variar para disfrutar de un sÚper viernes. este mucho mÁs en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] raÚl: hoy es 15 de julio, gracias por acompaÑarnos en "despierta amÉrica". carlos: muchos felices porque es quincena, revise su cuenta de banco. y otros porque acompÁÑame hoy es viernes. [mÚsica] francisca: nada mejor que un viernes con dinero. es un viernes cargado de emociÓn porque falta menos para esta semana he "premios juventud". jesse: ayer tuve la dicha de serme una escapadita br

confiesa cuÁl es el motivo que la herencia de joan sebastiÁn todavÍa no se ha repartido.r. qué importa que me oiga. ya sabe lo que pienso de ella, que es una floja, una desobligada. seguramente se va casa de sus papás a... ¡papá, ya! ya no lo calles. ya lo escuché. sí, nos vamos porque ya me tiene harta.

shery: joan williams, really good having you on. professor at uc hastings college of the law.e really talking about the divergence we have in disparities between genders and races at the moment. one of the faces where we see that gender gap is in japan. despite the fact that we saw the former prime minister really trying to push more women into the workforce. there was some success in his eight years in government. we actually had millions of women joining the workforce in japan, with of course the banner of women. but we haven't seen so much success when it comes to female executives. haidi: a lot of these new female workers and companies had to come up with business plans to bring more women back to the workforce. a lot of them were in the regular positions. part-time, temporary contract positions. more vulnerable than the slums that we saw when it comes to retention rates across the pandemic. that meant that women made up the bulk of the jobs that were lost in the early months of the covid pandemic. at the senior level, it's a lot of disappointment. as you say, the goal tha

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joan, this is fascinating.w did chief justice roberts lobby his fellow conservative justices. >> well, you know, back in december after the oral arguments were held, a vote was taken, and it was essentially 5-1-3. 5 hard right conservatives wanting to uphold the mississippi ban on abortions at 15 weeks and to go even further and say roe v. wade should be history. rolling back nearly a half century of abortion rights. chief justice john roberts agreed that mississippi's ban should be upheld but said we did not take this case to reconsider roe so extensively. we should not do it. we should exercise judicial restraint. we should adhere to precedent, and then of course the three liberals, the three remaining liberals on this court who not only wanted to strike down the mississippi ban but they did not want to touch roe v. wade or the 1992 case that preserved it. so the chief justice for weeks, months, tries to pick off one or two of the conservatives. his best prospect, brett kavanaugh, is someone who has been in p

cnn's joan biskupic is joining me now.e, joan. >> it was so classic samuel alito, brianna. he exudes a sense of aggrievement all the time, even as he is winning. he had the majority in the decision that he said, whose name cannot be said. and that's the dobbs ruling, where the justices rolled back a half century of reproductive rights, women's privacy rights in america. and he also has been in the majority, plowing ahead on all sorts of religious conservative, but yet he cannot help but engage in sarcasm. that's his way. there have been times when the court didn't go as fast or as far as just alito wanted it to go. and he exuded this sense of persecution in various dissented or concurrences. but annow the breaks runoff ande is winning. he held on to his majority, a narrow five-justice majority to reverse roe v. wade from 1973. and then also this session, the conservative majority allowed more prayer in public places, such as prayer on a football field. and also, more government funding of religion. so samuel alito is winni

tara and joan, tara john -- yeah, we have to go.ery much for coming to the sunday show. coming up, young voters have the power to change the outcome of almost every election if they get out and use it. after the break, we'll hear from trymaine lee who spoke with young black voters in the south about how they plan to vote in 2022 and 2024. keep it right here. keep it right here ♪♪ add downy to your wash for all the freshness and softness of home. even when you're not at home. feel the difference with downy. there are few voting with as much influence and young coming midterms as much as -- black voters who put democrats in power. msnbc's trymaine lee travel to atlanta as part of an upcoming term hbcus across the south to talk with students about the issues they care about most and which candidates might get their votes in 2022 and 2024. joining me now to share a bit about what they had to say is trymaine lee, msnbc correspondent and host of the podcast, into america. trymaine, thank you for coming back to the back end of the sunday s

host: joan esposito. guest: erin makes absolutely wonderful points.e reflects not only what you and i have been talking about, but before the 9:00 hour i heard you play some sound from wyoming congresswoman liz cheney. somebody was asking her whether or not donald trump should be prosecuted if he is guilty of crimes. and the answer -- i'm on team aaron with this. nobody is above the law. that's what makes us the united states of america. there is no monarchy here. he's not a dictator. he's an american just like the rest of us and if he has committed crimes, which it's beginning to look more and more likely he has, yes, he should be prosecuted. absolutely. that's who we are as a people. i you mentioned monarchy. let me give you one last question from the naked truth reporter on twitter. saying progressive recidivism -- progressivism is actually regressive. what would you say? guest: i would say that's crap. somebody trying to puff themselves up by saying a lot of provocative basically meaningless stuff. that's what i would say. host: are you on the air

thousands or followers of the powerful clerical tata outsider, have stormed the fortified government, joan, and occupied parliament for the 2nd time in a week. sought his party, came 1st in an election back in october, but he withdrew his lawmakers after failing to form a coalition. his supporters are refusing to end their occupation of parliament. journalists yasmine most among in bagdad told us more about the latest developments in the iraqi capital. yes. so protester is gathered overnight, but in anticipation of to date is protests. and then at about 9 o'clock in the morning, thousands of supporters of cleric looked others souther began making their way across the bridges across he wall, which has been set up the day before by and security forces to make their way to the heavily fortified green zone which is the center of you know, the power, which is where the parliament is not. they quite easily made their way to parliament. and there these while they moved swiftly, there seemed to be, have theirs. there was about 150 injuries reported by the ministry of health. i'm from rubber bullet

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this is fascinating, joan.uestion was right, what happened? what i wanted to know is what was the chief doing during this time and how were his colleagues reacting to him? when the justices first took a vote on this case in december, it was essentially 5-1-3. five justices on the far right to reverse roe, one justice in the middle, the chief, to uphold a ban from mississippi on abortions after 15 weeks, and then the three liberals who didn't want any disruption with abortion rights and wanted to strike down the mississippi law. the chief worked for weeks and weeks, months to try to pick off one of those five justices on the far right, to stop the overturning of roe. the justices, bianna, hadn't even taken the case originally to decide the momentous question of the future of roe. they had taken it only to decide the mississippi law. and the chief thought what the conservatives were doing was a violation of judicial restraint and precedent dating back nearly 350 years. -- 50 years. he was starting to make a littl

so far no culprit. >> excellent reporting, joan. thank you very much. thank you for joining us.at's for watching. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next trump's former acting defense secretary directly contradicting a claim from trump about national guard troops ahead of january 6th. >>> plus, a new cnn poll finds 75% of democrats do not want biden to be the democratic nominee in the next election. wow. why? >>> new details about what the white house is doing behind the scenes to get house speaker nancy pelosi to nix the trip to taiwan she says she's taking.

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also a member of the history department and it is my pleasure to introduce to you joan wall. who is professor of america of ucla. she has published numerous books and articles on the american civil war and cultural history her. most notary title is right here to my right published by the university of north carolina. press titled us grant american hero american myth. she is not currently i think she's have you just stepped down as president of society of civil war story. she just stepped down just last week so she was president of society of civil war historians. she's been on numerous documentaries including the pbs series american experience on us grant and she's also been on the history channel's action of lee and grant she is currently finishing a book project at grant's surrender policy during the civil war. she is a dodgers fan, but we have to excuse that she lives in la that's the only excuse for being a dodgers fan at die hard one as well. i haven't said that was nasty wasn't it? but we both share a great love for john wooden who is a hoosier. of course the great bask

joan and her husband had their trip interrupted. >> yeah. i think we're not going to catch that flight or the connecting flight. it's just people, solid packed people in there. no one's going anywhere. >> reporter: odufuwa was arrested for burglary in 2019. meantime the federal aviation administration issued a ground stop for about three hours. nicole baker, cbs news, dallas. >>> former president trump will return to washington, dc, today ahead of a possible run to the white house in 2024. he'll issue a key notice speech for the american policy institute. the organization was formed by former trump aides to promote his policies. this will be mr. trump's first time back in the nation's capitol since the end of his presidency. >>> the principal of robb elementary school in texas where a gunman killed 21 people in may has been placed on administrative leave. the attorney for principal mandy gutierrez did not explain a reason in a statement to the "associated press." a legislative committee blamed gutierrez and an assistant for the classroom whe

this is joan's great reporting. let's start with the period of time before the leak.e on the court knows the math. they know the court is about to overturn roe. roberts tries to stop it. how? >> essentially 5-1-3. the five conservatives to his hard right all want to do away completely with roe even though, john, as you remember, this case was supposed to be only about whether the mississippi ban on abortion to 15 weeks is constitutional. the five to his right go further. he's by himself, i want to uphold the mississippi law but i don't want to touch roe. so he's trying to pick off someone from that right swing. brett kavanaugh is his most likely target, also newest conservative justice amy coney barrett. he's working them, working them. this has the result of giving liberals some very slim hope maybe all is not lost but it has another effect. it gives the conservatives on the hard right some anxiety. they're thinking can he do this because john roberts himself has switched his vote in the 11th hour. he famously in the obamacare case in 2012 did that. he's known for be

. >> cnn supreme court analyst joan joins us now.there was sarcasm there, what else did he say? >> reporter: you know, alyson and victor, this was classic samuel alito. these were very familiar themes he was striking. the speech overall was about religious liberty and bemoaning secularism in america. but samuel alito exudes a sense of aggrievement even when he is winning. he is the one who wrote that dobbs decision. he held onto five votes to overturn half a century of abortion rights nationwide, reversing the 1973 roe v. wade decision. but, even more broadly, he is part of a court super majority that keeps moving further and further to the right on religious liberty questions, ordering more public funding of religious schools and requiring more prayer in public places. as you remember, they sided with the coach of washington state that wanted to kneel and pray on the 50-yard line. in that speech it sounded like he is getting his way for the law in america here. >> aggrievement even when winning. that rings a bill. joan thank you ver

. >> i think of billy wilson, there is parker mitchell, joan myers brown, dolores brown. >> reporter:conic artists, proving that ballet is for everyone, the field is primarily dominated by white dancers. >> if you're not seeing the library books, the books that are being written, how are we teaching and training students? how are students of color knowing that it's even possible to have a career like this if they're not seeing people that look like them doing it? >> reporter: that traditional mold broken open here on the hiplet stage with the dancers back on the road this year for a national tour, recently showing off their moves at new york city's queens theater to songs like "someday we'll all be free" by aretha franklin. ♪ >> reporter: and this performance to janet jackson's "burn it up." their show encompassing all that hiplet has to offer and reaching out to the next generation of dancers. how important do you think that inclusivity is for all of the young people coming up behind you? >> because when people sit in the audience, they see you. >> yes, they do. >> young people need

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production, bianca 13000000 barrels a day and off to shunning the kingdom over the 2018 killing of saudi joan is jamal cash hockey. all eyes were on what might and would say to the conference i in thank you. thank you. thank you. that's exactly what bite enabled saudi arabia while on his campaign trail back in 2019. but now fighting his tongue, he came asking for a favor while still trying to save his own face. correct? all of us saudi prior, i don't hear anything i said, but you don't system from a to why do you mm mm. i didn't make leaders from the golf compilation council invited to place it into the united arab emirates to washington, also announcing $1000000000.00 to believe hunger in the region. while his overall message to ab lead is was, we will not walk away and leave a vacuum to refill by china, russia we're room will seek to build on this moment with active principle american leadership. china was not impressed. a phasing shot record bite and saying that the middle east was not someone's back yard, let alone a so called vacuum. meanwhile, american forces continue to target terroris

so game of rough arriving in bothering mister lever off was met by shouts from joan reporter. international edison richard walker is following that meeting. welcome, richard. we will. we will talk about, sir. yeah, russia, sir. foreign minister, a walking out of the closed door meeting, the closed or talks after germany's foreign minister criticized his country's invasion of ukraine to we'll hear from german 4 minister elena bear, belk. and then get your take. as he was a said he, you own that the russian administration does not want the united nations been part of the negotiations on the grain exports. that the russian foreign minister has spent large parts of the meeting, not inside the room and outside the room, underlines the fact that the russian government is currently not willing to talk on the outside gift. ridge walkers, analynn, a very barebones call that right. well, it certainly is the case, the sag love rav effectively boycotted her speech. he also was not present for the address by mutual co labour, the ukrainian foreign minister, who was joining remotely. and he

fell into the trap of russian pranksters, but even the canadian prime minister and also the writer joannally issued an obscene quote, allegedly from buddha in petersburg the governor visited schoolchildren from mariupol who are resting in the city health complex ; excursions were prepared for them; a health-improving scientific program ; supervises teachers from the best schools. e, petersburg so we checked today are all the conditions for guests observed? we have all the children who come to the camp, they go to the children's civilization, that is, we identify. if there are any diseases, we leave them, just as several children were left here from the last shift until we cure them. so what concerns the adult teachers who arrived. they, too , are undergoing dispensary. if some pathologies, some things need to be treated, then we leave them or they will return there later . met on the fourth shift to heal. first of all, a new section of the m-11 highway between moscow and st. petersburg will be launched at the end of 23. this was announced by the governor of the tver region. igor rudene,

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in the midst of gang was, they thought shelter an empty school. 16 year old misled joan with its home one saturday when he was hit by a stray bullet. i'm going to stop. there was no school that day. we stayed at home and there was a lot of shooting. many people were killed, many people were shot. and some didn't have a chance to save themselves. the situation is really bad. hundreds of people are sleeping in classroom, some on shad match to others on the cold flo. many children came here without their parents. one community leader says they will, their school uniforms, the gangsters would think they were going to class. someone says the children said that the situation had worse and on saturday, 16th of july that they couldn't find water to drink, that they couldn't find food that they wanted to go out with. so on sunday we went to take them out of it, still trapped and the city is poor, its neighborhood caught up in a turf war. un agencies say they can do. nothing is to danger. those who did manage to escape us, god, by what they experienced. but when you find them, i mean i found th