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joan, marcia, thanks for being here. 61 oral arguments this session. was there any common theme?e were a number of themes but i would step back for a moment and look at the court a little bit and say that this appears, especially this term, to be a competent court, willing to step in to some of the most divisive issues, maybe even eager by some of them to take on these questions, and we see it in the arguments we listen to, everything from epa's good neighbor plan for the clean air act to abortion to, of course, what might very well defined the term, trumps litigation. >> talk about those. there were four cases involving the former president. >> four total in three most people will know about. donald trump has loomed over the supreme court from the start. when he was president, he was saying just wait until my cases get to the supreme court. he named three of these nine justices and felt like he had a little bit of ownership there. we have already seen one of the trump cases, down. the justices ruled unanimously that an anti-insurrectionist provision of the 14th amendment could n

the judiciary is above the law cnn's joan biskupic joins me now. >> joan, the justice, justice alito. obviously you just heard that from hakeem jeffries and others saying you've got to recuse yourself on these january 6 related cases. >> do you think he will? >> there are no signs of that, dana, it's good to see you and the calls for recusal have been increasing but as i say, justice alito has given no indication that he thinks there's any reason for him to disqualify himself. i was just up at the supreme court as all nine justices were issuing opinions from the bench, two of them by justice alito. it was really business it says usual. and as you know, we're about to get our most closely watched cases, including two that involve former president trump and activities that traced to january 6. >> the riot at the capitol now, here's why this is important. >> in terms of the overall ethics picture the justices last november adopted a code of conduct in which all nine of them signed that said that they should be acting in a manner that promotes confident public confidence in the integrity

now joan biskupic, she has cnn's senior supreme court analyst joan obviously, no one knows more about what, you're allowed to do or not or what what would cause a situation on the supreme court, then you tonight, mounting pressure on justice alito to recuse himself from trump's cases. the second instance will flag now uncovered by the new york times. do you expect that he will stay defined in the face of these calls for him to recuse well, it's good to see you, aaron, and i think we're going to just see those calls from democrats and activists really ramp up. but we have seen no signs from justice alito that he will heed any calls to take himself out of the case. >> now, just last november remember that the justice has put in place a more formal code of conduct that was after reports of wealthy conservative interests paying for lavish trips four clarence thomas and samuel alito himself. >> and what the code set out. were some rules to try to inspire confidence in the judiciary and the code specifically says that a justice should disqualify himself or herself in a case when the justice

cnn's joan biskupic has more, joan good to see you fred, the supreme court has just one month to resolve more than a dozen major cases, including whether donald trump must stand trial for election subversion. >> and there are signs of significant discord and just trust among the nine justices that will make it harder to pull together decisions. the liberals have been bluntly exposing their differences with the conservative majority and opinions they contend that the majority is changing the law in america simply because with the new justices, it can conservatives who indeed hold the upper hand on this six to three court nonetheless have been spiking the writing and remarks with derision meanwhile, there have been self-inflicted controversies over ethics and perceived conflicts of interests. the latest from flags flown at houses owned by justice samuel alito, that are associated with trump's supporters and the january 6 attack on the capitol during the justices last two weeks of oral arguments, the anger on both sides of the bench was obvious. they sounded testy and looked weary. >> alito

seeing as expected to arrive directly from joan, is well open to the roof off the border crossing with egypt in november and the correctional. i'm crossing on the southern border with the israel in december, the us and other countries. i've also been add dropping aid, and the u. s. is in the process of building a floating, a pip off guns as mediterranean coast, as dw is atanya, same as near the res crossing in gauze as knowles and descent. does this update to the idea ending here? not far away from the arrows crossing. that's uh, one of the crossing said, have been closed since uh, october 7th, since the attacks um, this crossing goes into north and garza mainly, it's not very far away from garza city. no, many countries have been pressuring as well to allow in more age, especially into north and garza and the united nations have set the situation. there is a man made crisis. now. the opening of this crossing would allow trucks for age and full commercial goods. a shortage or a new through dangerous territory, while the war of course app on bachman is ongoing. that could come directly

i kim joan own rules just like his father and grandfather before him with the totality of terry and cult of personality and an iron fist using intimidation and violence. north koreans don't have access to the outside world. leading the country is illegal without permission. and then came the pandemic. north korea had some of the strictest border controls in the world. and kim started building hundreds of kilometers of fencing and walls along north korea's border with russia and china. or like here, satellite images show that a double fence pops up after the pandemic shut down. north korea even introduced to shoot to kill order along the chinese border. so kim has pretty much sealed off his country and locked in his people, but he's open for business with his authoritarian neighbors. north korea shares a 1400 kilometer long border with china without ends nor their neighbor. the country wouldn't survive. almost all of its very limited trade happens with the china, which brings us to russ on a north korean region right on the border with both china and russia. it's a special economic so whi

has now passed. 35000. cham, joan city floods and land slides have kids. china is southwest and one cherry tree . following heavy rainfall rescue teams have been evacuating residents to safety using boats. torrential rain has impacted several cities across the southern china . talking can go to a couple names and evacuation order has been issued for the canadian town of fort mcmurray, alberta, and out of controlled wildfire is raging near the major oil town. the government has won that canada faces another catastrophic wildfire season. after enduring its worst ever last year, donald trump may face a tax bill in excess of a $100000000.00. if he loses a years long audit battle, an internal revenue inquiry was uncovered by the new york times and pro public a. trump allegedly used a dubious accounting maneuver to claim tax breaks from his chicago tower. voters in spain's catalonia region have begun casting ballots in an election that could determine the influence of the separatist movement. opinion polls suggest that spanish prime minister pedro sanchez's social as or ahead of the hard lines s

joan walk us through what alito is saying here. >> sure. actually, this is a good that he's put this out because at least is now in his own words to everyone, there, these letters are addressed to house and senate leaders who have questioned whether samuel alito should recuse himself from two very important cases that the supreme court is now hearing that trace back to january 2021 and the entire step to steal effort, the january 6 storming of the us capitol. so here's the bottom line that you should know is what he's saying is the two incidents involving the flag's do not meet the conditions for recusal as set out in federal law and therefore, he has an obligation to sit and the language of the ethics standard here it goes to what a reasonable person, mike, when a reasonable person, my question the impartiality of a justice or a judge, and he saying these two incidents do not meet that threshold, and he goes on to explain the two incidents. the first one, which occurred in january 2021, was when an inverted upside down us flag was seen in

that i would remind you that to joan dom is have died. this is on dom a shelf in the head yesterday. another shone dom died today as a result of a weapon mishandling. when they run their thing stopped ability of this week, politicians from the comic indigenous community accused fronts of trying to dilute the voting power. that's on the, to the french parliament is adult to the constitutional reform bill, which will allow all french residents who have lived in new caledonia for more than 10 years to vote in elections. the kind of acts who make up about 40 percent of the population, say that being marginalized by the french, you call it tonia has one of the biggest nickel mining industries in the world of one and 5 residents live below the poverty line. of these images of damage from the writing were filmed on thursday by a business man who says, you have to pass through road blocks controlled by a gunman, excuse supposed to be almost 6. what is really happening is that as i move a lot to see, family members are keeping all my properties. i

folks for more on this we have i don't joan carney, "breitbart business digest, liz peek, syndicatedolumnist and fox news contributor. just as a starting point i want to get to this net worth thing in a second to try to explain it. liz peek, i'm going to say people don't want the extra spending. they see what he's up to, they see what the results have been on inflation and how hard it is to live in the biden economy which is unaffordable. he is doing old time religion to buy votes. i don't think people want the old time religion? >> i think it is actually very encouraging on very early in the administration after they passed that horrendous $1.9 trillion american rescue act, inflation four months later started to act accelerate. people connected the dots. pushing all the money into the economy, there were supply chain problems, on what you could deliver people, prices went up. it is heartening people did connect the dots and blamed president biden for spending all that money and driving prices higher. i would add to your riff just this, it isn't just evs. it is also about how we're g

estimates, from 50 to 200,000 people became victims of the inquisition, among them the knights templar, joan danta aliguiri, jan hus and other outstanding personalities. the inquisitors confiscated the property of the murdered for the benefit of church, state and informers. the protestants did not officially have an organization called the inquisition, but they joined in the burning of heretics, especially women accused... with great zeal. in germany, france, especially the netherlands, protestants did this with particular cruelty, using damp wood so that they would burn more slowly and suffer longer. this terrible, bloody page in the history of christianity was closed only at the beginning of the 19th century, when the next pontiff, pi 7, banned such methods of inquiry. on may 15 , 1682, a streltsy riot broke out in moscow. the main reason was the struggle between the boyar clans, the ryshkins and the miloslavskys. after the death of the childless tsar fyodor alekseevich , naryshkin was taken up and the boyar duma elected his younger half-brother, nine-year-old peter, as ruler. but on his m

one of those victims, joan edgington , has discussed joan edgington, has discussed the effect it's hadhings, but it's the mental, it's the anguish , of what we're going anguish, of what we're going through. and that in itself is the support. if you have a, you know, the friends support , but know, the friends support, but also, as mentioned, that the red cross are there at the hearings and we can now go for counselling and a lot of people i know, go for counselling, have just, it's the uncertainty of your future , and what it's done your future, and what it's done to you, and this it it's stability of your mind in a way. >> thousands of residents in devon who've been forced to boil their tap water before drinking it this week have been told that safe water will be running again as soon as possible. south west water have issued that update tonight on supplies in the brixham area, following a parasite outbreak. experts think the water borne disease cryptospores idiom entered a water storage tank via a damaged air pipe, causing many to get sick and have diarrhoea . the sick and have diarr

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during those early rides, young activists like john lewis and joan mulholland met violence resistance from white segregationist governors and sheriffs, beatings and fire bombings that encompassed the full weight of the south's massive resistance against the brown v. board supreme court decision and other rulings mandating the end of segregation in public accommodations in the u.s. freedom summer in 1964. a year after the assassination of medgar evers, marked a turning point on the way to the passage of the landmark civil rights act of 1964 and the 1965 voting rights act, which finally made real the promises of the 13th, 14th, and 15th reconstruction amendments to the constitution. so the term freedom summer has a meaning. or at least it should to any american with a passive knowledge of history. enter ron desantis. america's most boldly racist governor, whose presidential campaign ended in rank humiliation as he wound up groveling to trump and agreeing to fund-raise for him after torching his state, sinking florida with a pointless war with disney, a six-week abortion ban he signed in

ukraine still looks as far away as victory does for a country struggling to stop a russian of bones, joan home and how does it keep? one more thing for you, this, our officials and the japanese town of food you cause chico, a finished building, a 20 meter long barrier, so obstruct one of the nation's most famous views of mount fuji. people there say that they're tired of a huge numbers of tourists crowding into their town to take pictures and refusing to obey rules on littering and parking. so this is what the view now looks like. the decisions shows the tensions that are growing across japan as the country wrestles with the consequences of its torres in march and april, set all time records, the tourist arrivals in japan. that's it from me. so then you will be back at the top of the hour to stay with officer. the a unique perspectives. denial is wild on 6 of the people share the history of the genocide without any research on hud voices. why is it the doctors don't get to have a site? and then if this is a medical workforce has been so and devalued by the british government for such a li

yeah >> and also joan collins and me. >> and also joan collins and me. >> the great dame joan collinswas there, as was bev turner with her young man. he's very young. >> it was a lovely day, though, wasn't it ? and it's an amazing story. >> it was a great turnout too, and so it was great. and yeah, so it's the book comes out on thursday. >> super. right. let us know your thoughts this morning gbnews.com. get involved with the program and each other. you can talk to each other on there as well. first though, the very latest news with tatiana sanchez i >> -- >> beth, thank you very much. the top stories from the gb newsroom. the government will outline how it plans to compensate the victims and families of the infected blood scandal when it makes a statement in the commons today. the prime minister apologised yesterday after the infected blood inquiry published its final report into the scandal, blaming failures on successive governments. the nhs and blood services since the 1970s, 30,000 people were infected with hiv and hepatitis through contaminated blood products and transfusions ar

. >> joan biskupic has cnn's senior supreme court analyst, joan a new york official, tried to pressure banks and insurance companies to cut ties with the nra. you think this is gonna make it harder for state regulators to punish advocacy groups. >> it could first of all, this still has to go to trial or some other uranus it's good the court to action today, did y e claims were true. it just said that if they were true, it would be a first amendment violation. this dates in part to 2018 and the terrible shooting in parkland, florida where 17 children and staff members were killed and after that, there was a backlash against the nra hey and new york state officials thought, let's use some of our power to leverage insurance companies that underwrite nra claims. and at the time there was some investigation going on in new york having to do with insurance policies, but this action that the nra has brought to the supreme force was separate and essentially it said that the superintendent of new york's department of financial services really tried to muscle that insurance companies and make a

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. >> adelante, adelante, rogelio perdon, adelante, joan. >> ¿que se sabe sobre las no, te decia que la 15 minutos. >> claro, rogelio, y que las irregularidades que se den denunciaron durante el dia? >> mira, tuvimos la oportunidad de hablar con la fiscalia que esta investigando estas s situaciones, dicen que las van a despues de que ya concluya todo esto para aprender pero que dificilmente esto cambiara la tendencia de la eleccion, joana. >> asi es, es que hubo denuncias sobre compra de cedulas. >> gracias rogelio por tu i informe y tendremos por supuesto una actualizacion esta noche. >> gracias. >> presidente de iran, ebrahim ebrahim raisi, se accidento al norte del pais con un personas a bordo, incluidos altos fun funcionarios y miembros de la tripulacion. >> la ubicacion exacta del h helicoptero ya se han logrado socorristas aun no han logrado llegar a este lugar. >> zona paris o sanchez nos tiene mas. >> de 20 drones y decenas de ambulancias tratan de llegar a la zona donde cayo el h helicoptero que transportaba al presidente de iran y raisi, al mismo de defensa, al gobernador y al

. >> now, joan vasos has been named the golden bachelorette. it's the female fronted spin off of the popular bachelor franchise featuring vessels dating men in their 50s through 70s. cnn entertainment correspondent elizabeth wagmeister, joining us. now you sat down with its exclusive interview. how was it like of course, you should be able to be a golden bachelorette absolutely. >> and she was so great to sit down with sara. i spoke to her earlier this week, just the day before this big announcement was made yesterday, and she said to me my life is really about to change and she said, i know that this is an unconventional way to find glove, but i believe in the process, i have seen couples come out of this franchise and she lost her husband of 32 years and she's now ready to get back into it. so let's take a look. >> i almost felt like i was floating over my body. i like it was kind of surreal. >> joan vasos telling cnn about the moment she learned, she'd be the first ever golden bachelor wrap, the maryland school is no stranger to the show app

there are signs of a growing riff between justices as seen by cnn's in your supreme court analyst, joan biskupic. in recent oral arguments good to see you, jessica, the supreme court has just one month to resolve more than a dozen major cases, including whether donald trump must stand trial for election subversion there are signs of significant discord in distrust among the nine justices that will make it harder to pull together decisions. >> the liberals have in bluntly exposing their differences with the conservative majority opinion they contend that the majority is changing the law in america simply because with the new justices, it can conservatives who indeed hold the upper hand on this six 6-3 chord nonetheless, have been spiking their writing and remarks with the region. meanwhile, there have been self-inflicted controversies over ethics and perceived conflicts of interests. the latest from flags flown at houses owned by justice samuel alito that are associated with trump's supporters. and the january 6 attack at the capitol during the justices last two weeks of oral arguments,

flag was also seen during the january 6 attack, joining us now a cnn senior supreme court analyst, joaniskupic a joan, as you know, there has been a lot of pressure, a lot of calls growing louder and louder for justice alito to recuse himself from trump's case having to do with january 6. but have you seen any signs that he wouldn't recuse himself? >> good morning, amara. >> you're right. this has ramped up calls, especially from democrats and from progressive activists for justice alito to recuse from important cases involving the january 6 events but he has shown no sign of having any interest in disqualifying himself. now, the supreme court's code of conduct that they just adopted last november after a lot of pressure says that justices are supposed to promote confidence in the impartiality of the judiciary and the code specifically states that a justice should disqualify himself or herself in a case when the justice's impartiality might reasonably be questioned. that is where an unbiased and reasonable person who is aware of all the relevant circumstances would doubt that the justic

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of flying flags i am not i asked my wife to take it down, but for several days she refused, seen as joan biskupic has much more on this. she's joining us now june. >> so this is a rare move for a justice to reply to lawmakers in this way well, not really case because they had actually senate and house leaders had sent a letter to chief justice john roberts, asking him to ensure that justice samuel alito would step down from cases involving donald trump's immunity. in other questions related to the 2020 election protests. and samuel alito said responded, look, this is my responsibility is not that chiefs we individually decide whether we're going to recuse and that's exactly right. so that's why he wrote the letter. and just to give you the top line from this, and his many references to his wife, martha and kate that you've nicely laid out there. he said, my wife is a bottom line from him on martha-ann in the flags my wife is fond of flying flying flags. i am not the events were counted above. do not meet the applicable standard for recusal. i am therefore required to reject your request.

i think he's hoping that this is the last he will have to confront the whole flag issue. >> well, joaniskupic. thank you very much. there's other news we're following, right? now. a new cnn analysis finding sunday's deadly israeli strike on a camp for displaced palestinians in rafah used american made munitions. let's bring in cnn's jeremy diamond, these joining us live from jerusalem right now, jeremy, tell us more about what this analysis shows well, well, if we had four munitions experts look at footage from the scene that shows the remnants of the munitions that we're use in this deadly strike sunday night and all for munitions experts agree that these are the remnants of a gbu-39 small-diameter bomb. >> this is a us menu factored bomb. and interestingly, wolf, this is a bomb that is carries a relatively small payload, about 37 pounds, which is consistent with what the israeli military described these two munitions as carrying a when they launched this attack, this is a bomb that's actually typically used to try and minimize civilian casualties. but as these experts noted, when it'

. >> joan quinn, there is a program director for guardian hills, a nonprofit that helps pet owners pay for vet care. quinn says vet bills have skyrocketed since the pandemic. the nonprofit is helping to raise money to cover some of the bill. in the meantime, glenn is keeping baby indoors. >> the fire in oakland has residents calling for more answers and help from officials that erupted yesterday inside an abandoned building at east 8th street near laney college. neighbors say it has a history of problems and has been an ongoing safety issue for them. no one was injured, but officials say they have responded to other fires at this location in the past. one neighbor who did not want to go on camera says many of them do not feel safe. walking outside anymore. >> then things like filing 3, 1, report. we first reached out to nikki passes office are our supervisor for you know, her office pointed us to a few in the city administrator's office. we've got connected the police captain for area. and we reached out to everyone and we just got no traction. >> he says they have tried working with t

. >> governor gavin newsom sent a video tribute and singer joan baez performed in honor of cecil williams. today, glide is known for giving out more than get this 500,000 meals a year for those in need, and all that giving started with cecil williams. just just amazing. >> and you see the breadth of people who attended today. and it really shows how many lives he touched from so many different walks of life. >> i had the privilege of interviewing cecil several times. i was just so amazed how kind and how humble he was. along with his wife, janice. just amazing people and what a legacy both of them leave behind, right? >> and what a celebration for this memorial as well. cornell. thank you. thank you. well, moving on, the san francisco public library is helping preserve reverend cecil williams legacy. an archive showcasing decades of his work is now available for the viewing at the library's main branch. it chronicles reverend williams life as a civil rights activist and his work at glide memorial church. our coverage of reverend cecil williams continues now at our website. you'll find eve

. >> over to joan now. >> i am jewish, i support israel, i think it is crucial that the united states back israel to provided timely support and weapons. i do not have a problem with withholding a particular weapon if they think it is inappropriate because of the damage it would cause. they are providing weapons that they think are more appropriate. i don't know enough about what's being with held and what's being offered. that is how i would analyze the question. host: over to herb for your response? mr. conaway: i am focused on preserving life. let's go back to first principles. i am a supporter of the u.s. involvement in israel. the united states is a guarantor of israeli security and israelis have a right to defend themselves. hamas attacked the jewish people as the president reminded us. i want to see people have a break in the action to move people to safety and shelter and hostages to be retrieved. oh i joined with others asking so they can understand what the president knows and make a decision. >> next step david and a question for mr. cohn. >> the third district, both partie

joan in jerusalem , the savior's way of the cross begins.er of god were nearby. here she was born, raised, betrothed, and here she experienced the most terrible suffering of her life. this is the city of jerusalem, which is located, as it were, in the center of the world. he is at the center of the universe, at the center of the universe. all these events are narrowed down to the boundaries of the city of jerusalem. maria was a late child of her parents, they begged for her for a long time and gave her vow to dedicate the girl to god. on december 4 , orthodox christians celebrate a special holiday: the introduction of the most holy theotokos into the temple. it is believed that mary’s parents, when she was 3 years old, sent her to jerusalem. temple, where she grew up and was brought up. the holiday is called introduction to the temple, although historians say that women could not get into the temple itself. there can be no talk of any woman staying in the holy temple, or of any person at all, except the high priests; moreover, once a year he

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. >> reporter: joan newell was trapped under the rubble of her home for 45 minutes before her apple watch alerted rescuers. >> at one time they didn't think i was down there, and i kept hollering, i am here. >> reporter: this entire neighborhood is just obliterated. pieces of home also scattered everywhere, and one woman who tells us her house was on a lot down the block said the cars sitting on her front lawn, she has no clue where they came from. iowa authorities only saying multiple people were injured and killed adding, they're still in search and rescue mode. the state's governor declaring an emergency in 15 counties. >> what would you say to people who feel like they're seeing an increase in the frequency and severity of these storms? >> no, it's typical but i think they need to take it seriously when we say you need to take cover, you need to take cover. >> reporter: jaw-dropping twisters from oklahoma to tennessee. so far this month we've only seen two days without a tornado reported. total, 2024 has seen more than 860 tornadoes reported across 37 states marking the third most act

that is the mo, the rain forest is joan. the motive to go to get drought is getting what has a home in front of mice. for the time being filed, the most fishing nets of serving the different purpose, the bed of the chip retreat is no a soccer field. and they'll catch pools instead of fish. until the water returns north of the arctic circle, the permafrost is thawing due to the unusually warm temperatures. this is causing carbon dioxide to escape from the ground. the hot weather is also driving wild fires. huge areas of forest recently burnt in canada. will the forest ever grow back? okay, so this be careful here, because there has been a lot of smouldering and there's a lot of holes in the ground. it's jennifer bell, 2 liters through what's left of the forest. even the earth, there's been scorched savagely by fire. so these like you can see how deep the burning has been into this. these are pete. this is all peace soil. instead of the neighbor greenforest of black spruce, there's just tried trunks after the 2023 wild fires.

joan, a winner, i want to go back to your dallas morning news and quote again, what hurts a book or an author is the far more effective culture of the left who've commandeered both liberalism in general and the publishing world, specifically, often using their power to attack well-meaning authors in the form of social media pile ons and the resulting cancel lations. could you explain how this impacted you personally? well, as mentioned earlier, you know, it impacted me with the book i wrote called the secret about the making of the atom bomb, that a book i an experience i wrote about in the new york times book review it as much the book had been getting rave and then suddenly it got attacked by a very popular social media who had a lot of followers who kind of piled on and and joined in the in the condemnation of this book, if you want to call it that. and after that one, no one wanted to touch this book. it was you know, it had been predicted for a caldecott well wasn't going to get one anymore. the publisher really didn't wasn't interested in promoting it anymore at that point becaus

. >> joan, gracias, sonia, por tu informe. >> bueno, cambiamos de tema porque comenzo la demolicion dedo de la gente del estatal 95 en nuevo connecticut, que resulto danado el jueves por un accidente de transito. >> el incidente ocurrio cuando un camion que transportaba combustible y otro vehiculo chocaron provocando un gran incendio que afecto la estructura del puente. >> se espera que el transito se vea afectado hasta el lunes por la manana crece el numero de victimas fatales por las inundaciones en brasil, las calles son lodazales donde ha quedado todo arrastrado por las corrientes. >> y la segunda ola de calor impacta en mexico con con temperaturas mayores a los 100 grados fahrenheit, al menos seis estados estan en alerta. >> ya regresamos con mas aqui en noticias tel (mom) nunca pensé que con verizon cambiar mi teléfono por un iphone 15 pro iba a ser tan fácil. antes... me la pasaba heredando los teléfonos viejos de los demás... (dad) primero heredó el mío... yo lo cuidaba muchísimo... (mom) el último fue uno de mi hija. la memoria... no aguantaba un selfie más. (daughter) por eso

i would remind you that 2 joan dams have died. this is on dom we're shots in the head yesterday. another show and died today as a result of a weapon mishandling with a run that's installed severity of this week. politicians from that kind of indigenous community accused fronts of trying to dilute the voting power that's on the, to the french parliament is adult to the constitutional reform bill, which will allow old french residents who have lived in new caledonia for more than 10 years to vote in elections, the cadillacs, who make up about 40 percent of the population, say that being marginalized by the french, you call it donia has one of the biggest nickel mining industries in the world. but one and 5 residents live below the poverty line. of these images of damage from the writing were filmed on thursday by a business man who says, you have to pass through road blocks controlled by a gunman, excuse supposed to be almost 6. what is really happening is that as i move a lot to see, family members are keeping all my properties. i see everything on the boat. i see the stores loote

ukraine still looks as far away as victory does for a country struggling to stop a russian of bones, joan home, and how does it keep of the we're just getting some breaking news. this is according to the un agency for palestinian refugees, owner. well, it is saying that food distribution in gaza, southern city of odessa is currently to be suspended due to lack of supplies. and in security is really assaults on the southern and northern parts of the gaza. strip this month have caused a new exit as of hundreds of thousands of people from their home. so once again or saying that food distribution and stuff is suspended due to in security will get more in that story and bring you more of what the owner has to say and what impacts this is going to have on palestinians and gaza for one person has died and others have been injured when a senior for airlines flight hit severe turbulence. so the flight traveling from london to singapore was diverted to bangkok, emergency services and paramedics were waiting on the ground to attend to the passengers a need. that's it for me. thanks for watching. co

gracias joan y usted que nos mira.ias partes del carro y llevarlo al felino, pues a la estación para darle comida. ahora el animalito está en adopción. escuche, tras un mes de viaje, la cámara digital más grande del mundo llegó a su destino final. el preciado lente llegó al observatorio rubén allá en chile y fue creado por el laboratorio menlo park. después de más de 2 décadas de trabajo, el mes pasado, los científicos de stanford anunciaron la finalización de la construcción de esta cámara. actualmente está capturando imágenes para estudiar misterios cósmicos para crear también una película astronómica más grande del mundo . y para finalizar, le comentamos que en una fecha como hoy nació hace 94 años el ex-supervisor de san francisco harvey milk, quien se convirtió en el primer político a nivel estatal en declararse abiertamente gay. bueno, también le quiero comentar que el ex alcalde george moscone de san francisco murieron el mismo día asesinados dentro de la alcaldía de la ciudad. eso ocurrió en el año de 1978 por

so she has a see a whole lot, joan at the camino that it and that doesn't. and the rooms fundamentally reconfigured to the entire pre colonial structure of this presentation. molly, historical intertribal ties were broken into colonization process. tribal identity was get ranged along with historical memory. native languages were supplanted. the colonizers also foster dad didn't coverage interest. nick this go on. religious and political figures who enjoyed popular support, were persecuted in new moneys. sit at least governments can but say there's any list you did to receive them through easy but i try to use some of the the lot. do you do use leave to school data those sit down to the methods? yes. ok. do for them is, i mean really should do this with somebody that can be that the lives that ask about that before i see that. i mean, it's a little difficult for me to resume them to, to say, well, the do seem to be new. coming back to the company, michelle, the, the exam. do the money be that show off? she don't on sewage issue for she had to so good news. i