now, joyce's quiet road turned into a defacto rv park. that has her worried the city may target this area next. >> absolutely. yeah. absolutely. we are kind of like hidden way back here, you know. >> reporter: joyce says thankfully and and her head's rv is insured and no tickets so she feels safe they will be able to stay here. she worries not everyone will be as lucky. >> when you drive and look at a lot of those they are not registered. that thing there. that belonged to mike. you know, it is not registered. he has 12 tickets >> for now, joyce says she and her husband are just going to keep living how they have been living, they don't know what will happen to the others who just moved in, they just hope everyone can find a safe place to live. >>> san francisco city supervisor who represents the inner sunset, westportal, forest hill and park merced neighborhood says she plans to introduce a measure that will push the city to create a long promised safe parking site. >> meanwhile, today, mayor breed signed off on a 2 year million budget i

joining us now is legal analyst joyce vance, a former u.s. attorney and cohost of the sisters-in-law podcast and also with us is cory schneider, author of the new book, the president and the people, five leaders who threatened democracy and citizens who fought to defend it. welcome to you both. >> nothing to me says that you are very knowledgeable of what is happening and you are in fact in charge of the people over at project 2025 and can dictate that by literally saying, people need to go and this needs to stop at the policy is done. one of the pillars is policy, that's the 900 page document, that's why the policy man is stepping down because the policy is done, number 2, is the personnel, that's the database that allows the candidates to build professional files, so if donald trump is elected, this is where the pull of government officials will be sourced from and vance has said the database has grown to thousands of applicants. number 4, is the playbook okay? drafting transition plans, they will move out upon the presidents utterance, so

joyce: 2025 holds a lot of risk.at means more dollar appreciation. when we have looked at the numbers look at if you are just looking at 60% tariff on china, is that another 1% higher on inflation, is it another 1.5 higher on inflation if you are looking at the 10% universal tariff and five to set -- five to 10% appreciation. there is a desire for a weaker dollar and a contradiction on what the tariffs would mean. annmarie: you have the call on the most likely outcome of a divided congress. is that the best case scenario? joyce: the financial markets will be more comfortable if it is a divided government. there has been more concern about how much could change under executive authority, a lot of the trade and immigration does not need to go through congress. i feel like particularly when you look at things like the outlook for the fiscal deficit, the divided congress is where the market feels like they will be more checks and balances. lisa: i wonder how uneven this positioning has been. the earthquake that lasted al

joyce flemming was a nurse before retiring in 2018.gs were good and now she needs a job to cover basic cost. joyce, thank you so much. i want to put up numbers to set the stage. social security buying power for adults who retired in 2000, 36% los in buying power and they need $500 more per month to stay even at that level. inflation cost of living, top reason seniors rejoining workforce. seniors making spending cuts on leisure on travel and food. i want to turn over to you. you said in 2019, you had planned for retirement, you were all set and what happened? >> covid hit, for one, then i was watching my grandchildren during that time period and then now i'm not in that role as much anymore and i've been finding cost of living is going up and up and up. i've recently applied for a few jobs, i need additional to make ends meet on day-to-day basis. >> dana: what kind of work are you looking for? >> i wanted change of career. i am retired nurse, there are nursing positions out there, i applied to local grocery stores to be able to find a p

world to stay with us with back to the top of the of the the stem totally disregarded the and the joyce side of fascism. he, he was so focused on trying to build and the lions against the british that he was always thinking about this next in the enemies. oh, my enemies, my friends. so you 1940. he drives to the 1st of all to meet the fastest from it. at least they may have been kind of a of an agreement which caused the, the to cause an image it made by the starting goal. which said that he is going to be one side. let me tell you, will be the other side. he agreed to recognize the italian fast just as the, the sovereign power and most of the region while the italian fashions would recognize a, a recognized, stern as, and the law he as the sole sovereign power in historic palestine. but one of the most interesting parts of the agreement was that it required the italians fascist, to use their military power to dissolve what they refer to as the jewish diaspora. meaning that stern wanted the fascist, most military to forcibly remove jews who were not in palestine and make them go to pale

but right now i'm working on a research project that takes james joyce, he's an awesome irish poet and writer and looks at the role of writer as sort of a catholic priest and the active writing fiction as a sacred. >> and james joyce. >> yes. interesting fella. >>> we'll be back more with samantha yee and digital catholicism. >>> welcome back. we're talking about the internet and the young people. i ride the bart every day. and everyone is glued to their mobile device. i often wonder what they're doing. and having met you, it is possible that some of the people are looking at their catholic messages and sending messages back and forth. but i want to talk to you about the state of the internet and the state of young people. if we say it, that is where the young people live today, if you want to reach them for good, that is where you reach them and you want to reach them for good. and we hear they're addicted at the time internet and alone with their favorite materials. what is your view of this tool and this universal tool, as you say it. >> the word catholic means universal. i think so

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cbs news, bay area spoke with joyce nine days ago. she told us she felt safe and secure in her spot on zoo road but after two years, she also got a notice to leave. i just i'm just i'm just like stomach is it nerves? you know, and just like, just kind of waiting. joyce is living under the impression that she has until wednesday, but many of her neighbors already left so they wouldn't be towed we reached out to the city and sfmta multiple times in recent days to try and get clarification on when they would start the enforcement but haven't heard back as those still here figure out their next steps this san francisco resident named nancy stopped by to play sunflowers on the rvs. these are from my garden i don't have a lot of ways that i can figure out how to support these people, but i can't ignore it. i just can't ignore that this is happening. everyone we've spoken to here says they've been applying for housing but haven't had any luck. if they do have to leave, people here say they'll try to find another quiet place nearby to buy mor

cbs news bay area spoke with joyce nine days ago. she told us she felt safe and secure in her spot on zoo road. after two years she also got a notice to leave. >> the stomach is in nerves. just waiting. >> reporter: joyce is living under the impression she hasn't through wednesday but many neighbors already left so they would not be towed. we reached out to the city multiple times in recent days to get clarification on when they would start the enforcement but have not heard back. as those still here figure out their next steps, this resident named nancy stopped by to place sunflowers on the rvs. >> this is from my garden, i do not have any way to support these people but i cannot ignore it. >> everybody we spoke to here says they have been applying for housing but have not had any luck. if they do have to leave people here say they will try to find another quiet place nearby to buy more time. >>> vice president harris is back in dc after a weeklong blitz of battleground states capped off with a brief visit to the bay area. >> she pi

the landmarks featured in ulysses, and today it's run as one of the volunteers as a tribute to james joyced. was it sheet lightning? it was darker now and there i were stones and bits of wood on the strand. a fair, unsullied soul called to him. now is then. no reasonable offer refused. these readings moved online during the pandemic, but even though the shop is open again, they continue to have people tune in from all over the world. the chemist turned back page after page. living all the day amongst herbs, ointments, disinfectants, all is alabaster lily pots. no idea how i read that, but thanks for listening. that's what we do here. we read it out loud. we have people here from different nationalities and different parts of ireland and you hear in all sorts of music, if you like, and james joyce would have loved that. to make it easy to understand and get into it? absolutely. to grow up with it and know it's difficult, it's nice to sit here and know it's accessible. and if you want tojoin in, you can find more information on the sweeney's website. well, we are leaving the capital city beh

representative david joyce from ohio. mr. joyce: thank you, chairman kelly and ranking member crow and all my colleagues here. i look forward to working with all of them using their background and their expertise to establish the facts so we can make judgments based upon those facts and deliver to the american people the answers that they deserve. thank you. congresswoman houlahan from pennsylvania. ms. houlahan: thank you, again, to the chairman and ranking member. i come from the philadelphia area, philadelphia suburbs and where i serve and represent is 40% dem and 40% republican and 20% independent. my community looks like the commonwealth, looks a lot like the country, and my community wants to make sure we can work together, that we can work together to get the answers that we deserve because there is no -- no time when political violence is acceptable. and it's certainly is not acceptable that anybody who's a candidate or seeking elected office should be vulnerable in this way and the people gathered to hear them and th

to speak from the hall, vol. joyce, people, regardless of whether they agree with them or not, it's a nationalist movement of the motion right. when getting racist type. so jews who are not as honest or cold. so of haters. ironically, i mean this is what the nazis called the germans who around to fastest that he literally they hated and cells because they hate their own race of nation. and that's the same idea of it. so either some has if you and i'm to, i'm just, you hate your race desires and consensus. choose a race. the bottom that you hate yourself because the individual is not important compared to the race that you belong to. i mean, this is the racist philosophy, of course. yes, palestine was hijacked and not only post palestine itself, but jewish identity was hijacked by design is in order to support their project. it may at 1st seem inexplicable that the same people that had survived the horrors of the whole cause might then dehumanize other people in, in palestine and white that one village after another because of people's ethnicity though, how do we explain this? the nazi

well, of the the stand totally disregarded the and the joyce side of fascism. he, he was so focused on trying to build and the lions against the british that he was always thinking about this next in the enemies. oh, my enemies, my friends. so you 1940. he drives to the 1st of all to meet the fastest from it. at least they may have been kind of a of an agreement which caused the, the to cause an image it made by the starting goal. which said that he is going to be one side and he thought you will be the other side. he agreed to recognize the italian fast just as the the sovereign power. and most of the region, while the italian fascist would recognize a, a recognized stern as and the law he as the sole sovereign power in historic palestine. but one of the most interesting parts of the agreement was that it required the italians fascist, to use their military power to dissolve what they refer to as the jewish diaspora. meaning that stern wanted the fascist, most military to forcibly remove jews who were not in palestine and make them go to palestine. the problem

cbs news bay area spoke with joyce nine days ago. told us she felt safe and secure in her spot on zoo road, but after two years, she also got a notice to leave. i just i'm just i'm just like stomach. is it nerves? you know, and just like, just kind of waiting. joyce is living under the impression that she has until wednesday, but many of her neighbors already left, so they wouldn't be towed. we reached out to the city and sfmta multiple times in recent days to try and get clarification on when they would start the enforcement, but haven't heard back as those still here figure out their next steps. this san francisco resident named nancy stopped by to play sunflowers on the rvs. these are from my garden. i don't have a lot of ways that i can figure out how to scored these people, but i can't ignore it. i just can't ignore that this is happening. everyone we've spoken to here says they've been applying for housing, but haven't had any luck. if they do have to leave, people here say they'll try to find another quiet place nearby to buy

llegó emma joyce y cambiaron las cosas.icia neuer en el arco. este equipo demostró de nuevo de lo que está hecho los estados unidos que sabe cuando sufrir, cuando venir de atrás, cuando ser directo, cuando tener la pelota y así pudieron subirse entonces al peldaño más alto del podio olímpico, conseguir la medalla de oro y así convertirse de nuevo en campeonas. eso es todo. por lo menos en cuanto a la actividad de parís 2024 se refiere. vamos a ir a una pausa y cuando regresemos toda la actividad local. gracias por ese resumen, carlos. al volver un programa en san josé usa el poder del fútbol para mejorar las vidas de las de nuevo desde el parque de los príncipes. luego de la victoria de la selección nacional de los estados unidos en los juegos olímpicos de parís 2024, que se cuelgan la medalla de oro. pero aquí en el área de la bahía tuvimos muchísima actividad. vamos a revisar lo mejor del día de hoy y arrancamos en las grandes ligas en toronto, donde los oakland derrotaron a los blue jays con un home run solitario de ben

joining me now, joyce vance, former u.s. attorney in alabama.oyce, you and i talked a lot off-line about the trump cases, and one thing you and i have been talking about is this request by jack smith for more time and obviously it was going to get granted. it was unopposed by trump obviously, but you and i have talked about the meaning of why jack smith would need more time. i wanted to have your thoughts on this because i am not the sky is falling chicken little about this. i think it is critical for smith to get it right his first time at bat. >> that is absolutely the case here, and the reason is, this case will go back on appeal before there is a trial. the supreme court has said, and rightly so, that the point of having immunity is that you should not have to go to trial in violation of that immunity so the supreme court, or at least the appellate courts will double check anything judge chutkin does here before it moves on. check -- jack smith has his own obligations. under doj rules he's obligated to consult with a number of different comp

his wife, joyce, 66, prepares for her workday, making $14 an hour as a full-time legal administrator.t? >> it's working every day. >> reporter: the gesicks came out of retirement not because they wanted to, but because they had to, and are among the 11 million americans, one in five over 65, who are still working. >> it's hard, 77, still busting my butt. >> so i call it the work, retire, repeat syndrome. >> reporter: labor economist teresa ghilarducci says work is the new retirement. >> more than half of the people who are retired right now do not have enough money to be retired. >> reporter: who's to blame for all of this? >> i blame policymakers who experimented with our retirement system 40 years ago, and they are not saying the experiment failed. >> reporter: that experiment is what we know today as the 401(k), named after a part of a 1978 law that offered companies an alternative to the traditional pension plan. >> the thought was that americans just needed a little bit of financial literacy, and they could just save on their own. >> reporter: but in fact, many of today's older w

attorney and msnbc legal analyst, joyce vance. thank you both for being with us.that you are representing, and that you are talking about were preventable, but for these laws. am i wrong? >> yeah. what happened to these women should frighten anybody who lives in a state, where abortion is banned. the women in the complaint that we filed with the federal government almost died. they had an ectopic pregnancy, a pregnancy growing in the fallopian tube that cannot survive and it is life- threatening to women, and yet, they were denied care, when they went to the hospital, they had to be on death's door before they got abortion care. because it is just dangerous to live in any state where abortion is banned. you don't know if your pregnancy is going to be the one that has such a complication that it threatens your life. >> now, i have heard of these complications, they are not very unusual situations. joyce vance, how important are these lawsuits, and do you agree , but for these laws, these women wouldn't be in this situation? >> well, i think that is absolutely right

the next wilkinson ends united people bits easily think i'm pretty comfortable, joyce doing what i do right now. that's man. what i can see myself doing. by the same time i do like taking it is i do like train of new things. i don't see much of getting into the constant track of things everything. the same thing that i was doing 1520 years ago. my name is de launch. i'm 28 years old. my dream is to become a stand up comedian, something like a part of the one by the final stage that i asked to be phase to make some doing interviews. and also in an email to my name is michelle c. m, 34. i am send a greeting was on the 8th and we just need to feed into my the if it finds snag on its fees, the feed is yours for to expand the window onto your call me when you become by 33 experiment. if you, if you push yourself or lead. yeah, i don't know where that stands about that i have not would toward a gateway over in the over the jewelry the to the, to the industry for the height of the main thing someone was trying to become was done to call me. so i can give you have the launch it on speaker yes

i want to get to a point where people are going to watch me. clearly imagine get back mendota joyce. i guessing the secret excited somebody going to read because at the end and anybody have my tire size, gallagher as the new way to deliver lines, lines of a nice bunch lanes. edu this point, say about some people, even though i totally enjoyed it. like that was something that i needed. push myself to go in the standing and facing an army for 5. it's a when you've not done it, it's a big deal. there's a base in basic form games. think that i think he has. there is a lot of confidence that they will make sense to you on stage. the only thing that needs to be seen as good today, and that if it keeps coming back for more, you mean the issue, and that is what difficulty meeks stand up or down, right? yeah, i think these have been the most exciting piece of my life. this point, at least like it has been stated with excitement, lot of see it is when it was like enjoying a beam only does like the i don't want to send out. i want them expression and that's what i'm hoping to achieve. and comed

know what i need to look into that it's united people, betsy, and so i think i'm pretty comfortable joyce doing what i do right now. that's man. i can see myself doing the by the same time i do like taking it is i do like durango's, new things. i don't see much of getting into the constant of things. i'm doing the same thing that i was doing 1520 years ago. my name is de launch. i'm 28 years old . my dream is to become a stand up comedian, something like a part of the one by the final stage. when i asked to be phase to make some design interviews and noticed that some of the items are in any way. it is. my name's mission. see i'm 34. i understand the comic greeting was on the dates that we just need to feed into my the it, if it find snag on its face. the if you do yours were different to of savannah. the yours call me when you become an extended man to him. if you read the, i don't know what that stands about is that i did not would tour to gabriel reading the i over the jewelry the the, the industry for the height of the main thing someone was trying to become was done to call me. so i

cbs news bay area spoke with joyce nine days ago and she told us she felt safe and secure on her spot. but after two years she also got a notice to leave. >> i'm just, my stomach is in the nerves , i'm just waiting. >> joyce is living under the impression that she has until wednesday but many of her neighbors already left so they would not be towed. we reach out to the city and sfmta multiple times to try to get clarification on when they would start the enforcement but have not heard back. as those still here figure out their next steps, this san francisco resident stopped by to place sunflowers on the rvs. >> this is from my garden. i don't have a lot of ways to figure out on how to support these people but i just can't ignore it. >> everyone we've spoken to says they have applied for housing but haven't had any luck. if they do have to leave people say they will try to find another quiet place nearby to buy more time. >>> time for a look at top stories. >>> san francisco police are investigating how a man ended up dead outside of golden gate park at a port-a-potty on nancy pelosi d

and there were so many people in the me sometimes all over the country and the people i read joyce being seeing dancing on the screen. they were reading flowers. they were eating each other's weeds and we don't even know who many people stand. we have each other just with for one full in my 24 years of life, i've never ever seen such a such a long. yeah. so the logs have joy. yes. okay, sure. and where so many people who we don't know each other, we were having each other and we were black. that's fine. the $250.00 that does she the passage vision step to doubt. i'm as all of the really outdoor stuff that we finally made it happen. we finally made the former prime minister. how did you go $100.00? 0, that's the beach. you'll see a balance all day. yesterday. i will remember 12 my for life, and i was, i did live believe the entire population of bangladesh. we'll remember yesterday because we all made a huge pre yesterday. that was prompting to partially student, an act to this from delta in bangladesh. speaking to me a short while ago. let's take a quick look now, some of the other storie

joining me now is david joyce, the senior analyst at seaport research partners, who last week downgradedithdrew his $120 target price. david, good morning. d23 generated a lot of buzz, but should investors buy into the buzz? >> the d23 expo attracts the greatest disney fans, but it shows the depth and breadth of franchises that are evergreen. they can keep adding to the experiences expanding the parks that people love and creative with adding to the cruise lines with those experiences as well. it is very good from the long-term perspective of the disney holder or investor in that they do keep sustaining the value of the intellectual property. this is really a long-term play. adding these lands to each of the parks will take three-to-four years until they're open, but it is good to know you have the sustainable pipeline of new experiences to keep bringing people back to the parks. the downgrade last week was short-term oriented. i feel over the next couple quarters, shares will stay where they are until you see the consumer attending the parks again. i also downgraded to neutral on the st

democratic national convention this evening. wells, his a former high school football coach and a joyce convention, delegates and threw a spot lights on his family members. the emotions running high gosh, and when you are my entire world, and i love you this family moment one over hot one social media it's tim bones formerly accepted. this body's nomination for wife president. these things are preserving the freedoms that demo seriously. under that tax from from to accept your nomination. and no matter who you are, calmly, harris is going to stand up and fight for your freedom to live the life that you want to lead. because that's what we want for ourselves. and it's what we want for our neighbors. the democratic national conventions, todd night to kids familiar faces such as palmer house speaker, nancy pelosi and former president bill clinton. both to came at mr. trump mostly talks about himself. right. so the next time you hear him don't count the laws count the let us not forget who assaulted democracy on january 6th. he did it was a night that started started lineup of performances

and there was so many people in the face of the top size all over the country and the people i read joyce being seeing dancing on the screen, they were reading slides. they were eating each other's weeds. and we don't even know for many people's fee and we have each other just we saw $1.00 soul in my 24 years of life. i have never ever seen such a such a long. yeah, so the last i have joy. yes. ok. sion works well, many people who we don't know each other, we were having each other and we were glad zips finally the off to 50 that does she the passage right. vision stepped down and that's all of the really have dollars stuff that we finally made. it happen, we finally made the former prime minister 100. how do you go $100.00 and that's the beach. you'll see a balance all day yesterday. i will remember 12 my for life, and i was, i did live, believe the entire population of bangladesh. we'll remember yesterday because we all made a huge pre yesterday. so i was prompting to pushy a student, an activist from duck kind of in bangladesh, speaking to me a little earlier. let's take a quick look n

thanks a lot. sonya, that's sonya of glasgow. joyce based in japan. thank you so much for the best. hundreds of thousands of dead fish have washed up on the soles of the progress as a gulf in greece over the last few days. as you're about to see, the stretch of water with fish caucus is a, spans killing mesa is according to x, but some freshwater fish do die here. when current pulled them from nearby likes into the gulf, salty water, local resident side. the stench is alarming. if you're it could impact the businesses that rely heavily on terrorists. local authorities of already cleaned up 40 tons of dead fish and they're investigating what caused them to die in such large numbers. dw correspondence, sophia, cliff talk in athens, told us more about how this could happen after the storm, samuel and elias less september, the regional, specially and central greece wherever flooded and very special out of this work, transported through uh, candles and rivers. and by now the level and quantity of water has been reduced. so what happens is that the fish tha

minnesota governor 10 volts, reported with the 2 finalists as well as arizona senator mike kelly harris's. joyce will join her honors to swing states. those with republican and democratic voters tend to be evenly divided. will pay the matthews as a political analyst. i asked him through all of the 2 possible running nights would help paris more in swing states that could to stop the make believe as far as the younger model to go and the other 34 year old voters. it would be tim waltz because he is ideas away for addresses. he believes in, you know, he's been actually is when he was in the governorship, he brought in free school lunches, richard children, he talks about child care for everyone to be also talks about student that. and he's appealing to the young people a lot because of his humorous communication skills. he's also going to invented the term. we're recently painted undergrads about attacking the trump size, being weird, kind of out of the ordinary, in other words, and bizarre. and that's been resonating until wall, so the remainder of that young people are putting means everywhere a

to buy new types of diplomacy as kate to bring the prisoner sent you the freed and back on us soil. joyce, the american prisoner, as accompanied by president joe biden, and presidential candidate pamela harris. several reporters from the wall street journal were waiting to greet their colleagues, evident gasket, which, after 491 days of waiting gosh, good! which is the most high profile prisoner involved in the swan. he was jailed in 2023 and convicted of espionage charges. that he and the u. s. government vehemently denied, and he was one of 24 released 16 by the west and 8 by russia. they include former us marine poll whelan and us russian radio journalist as to carma schafer. the c exchange was complex and involved some difficult choices. president biden acknowledged concessions made by countries like germany and slovenia. wines is big matter law so that's the united states and germany kicked off alice, what's going on in russia? well, full of moscow bureau chief, your english joins us not from regus, since dw has been banned from reporting in russia. welcome yours. what sort of recept

let's bring in joyce vance. she spent 20 years as a federal prosecutor.s lawyer said there could be concerns about the integrity of the sentencing if it happens before election day. shakur. we knew this was coming. what is your response? >> they are making claims here. one is that this delay in sentencing is compelled by the supreme court immunity case. let's put that aside for a second. this is about not interfering with the upcoming election. we can dispense with that pretty quickly. there's a well-known policy inside doj of not taking these outright investigative steps closer than 30 or 60 days to an election because prosecutors don't want their work to influence the outcome of the election. that is a policy, not a lot. donald trump the situation is very different. not only is it not a federal case, he has already been tried. the public knows the evidence and the charges. sentencing is just the next step in a process that is already underway. there is no interference in the sense that prosecutors and people in the criminal justice system use the term h

let's go to joyce. >> hello, jim, this is joyce. absolutely. >> i have a large holding and i want to know if i should hold, sell, or purchase. >> hold onto that. that is one great company. i want you to own it. let's go to bill in massachusetts. bill? >> hello, jim, i'm in my mid- 60s and i am a club member. i would like to strengthen -- >> yes, i highly suggest that you purchase more. they are splitting the company into three companies and i think they're all worth dramatically more together than the 70 -- i want you to purchase the more. now brian? >> jim, thank you so much for everything you do for others. >> thank you. >> they are doing a great job. i would be a buyer. that was the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by charles schwab. coming up, is big tech a big target? why a major court ruling is about more than just google. next. at morgan stanley, old school hard work meets bold new thinking. to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real. - [narrator] life with ear

joining us now, democratic congresswoman, joyce beatty, of ohio.ou back congresswoman. >> it is good to see you, you are looking fabulous. so much happened this week to do so much history at this convention. so many rising stars, and stars of the democratic party apparatus on the stage. but the week started with president biden and his remarks. i'm just wondering your reflections on this historic week, but also the president really passing the torch and making that decision. >> well, first of all thank you for having me this morning. i have very little voice left. i was there all week. monday night was all about the heart of the convention and passing the torch. honoring president biden i was honored to be one of the speakers on monday night. clearly we saw him keeping his order. he stepped in to save the soul of this nation, and he is stepping out passing the torch to vice president harris. the rollcall will go down in history albeit something small, considering he led one of the greatest legacies of all residents, but i can tell you, being there

. >> habla emma joyce y la capitana lindsey horan. >> this has been such an incredible journey.paciencia. ahora vamos a ver cÓmo estÁ fÍsicamente. hay que recordar que los dos partidos anteriores se fueron a tiempo extra y se veÍa ya algo cansado. >> al final de ese atascaron siempre los marcadores, la individualidad tÉcnica. veremos tambiÉn si hay echa mano de eso un pero para la selecciÓn de estados unidos es la poca rotaciÓn de las jugadoras y veremos a ver el mediocampo si en rose lavelle cÓmo funciona hoy? >> listo, coman ahÍ se estÁn preparando para desplegar. ahÍ, ahÍ, ahÍ, ahÍ, ahÍ, ahÍ, ahÍ, para desplegar el el logo de los aros olÍmpicos y parÍs 20 24. estamos esperando la salida de los equipos. regresamos un ratito con ustedes y volvemos aquÍ al parque de los prÍncipes. >> muchas gracias, andrÉs, manolo y natalia. bueno, todo estÁ listo. ahÍ estÁ megan rapinoe. no le trae buenos recuerdos? el parque de los prÍncipes hizo un golazo ahÍ, en la Última copa mundial de que jugÓ ella. hacemos la pausa. jugÓ ella. hacemos la pausa. volvemos con la gran final hola, me llamo j

joyce mesioya, assistant secretary general of the united nations for humanitarian affairs , described the situation in gaza beyond the crisis and said: we have repeatedly informed the security council of the terrible level of death, injury and destruction in this area. dmitry polyansky, the deputy representative of russia in the international organization, also said: only coordinated international efforts will end the violence in gaza. the deputy ambassador of china to the international organization also condemned the military operations of the zionist regime in the west bank and said: we should not allow the tragedy of gaza to repeat itself in the west bank and lead to another hell in the future. the earth becomes the representative of france in the united nations , without mentioning the crimes of the zionist regime and the west's comprehensive support for this regime , demanded respect for the council's murder decrees and international laws regarding violence in gaza. robert wood , the deputy representative of the united states in the security council , justified the zionist regime

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joyce mesivia expressed great concern about the dire situation at the security council meeting the people of gaza added that more than 40,000 people were killed and more than 93,000 were injured in the gaza strip, many of whom are women and children, and more than 17,000 palestinian children are unaccompanied or separated from their relatives and guardians. assistant secretary general of the united nations . referring to the obstruction of the zionist regime in providing aid to the people of gaza, humanitarian asked the security council and the member states of the united nations to intervene and study the process of providing aid to the residents of gaza . despite the severe suppression of the first wave of widespread anti-zionist protests in american universities in the previous academic year, the new wave of anti-zionist protests and support for palestine has started in american universities . the police have resorted to repression again. with the end of the summer holidays of american universities, the anti-zionist protests of students have resumed in this country. meanwhile, the prev

her story on social media with help from somebody doing a palestinian prisoners solidarity network. joyce calling for justly detain prisoners to be released. what happened to do shatara could happen to any palestinian. this is another few reading has the on dry it and we'll see we will be be able to go back home even if they have to stay in asia. what will they do with the ongoing conflict as start feeling helpless me. but they are trying to keep faith a life. but i mean, he said, god bless you, move on this want to end with one of the people that should be able to breeze to be able to return to the homes, which i most likely destroyed. but at least the slot that has stopped. i want to go back home after graduation. i really want to go home. however, if things continue as they are, i think maybe sometime before that happens. if this continues until i graduate, i will surely be unable to return home about one thing is sure, the media will always be a 2nd home for right and who's seen the country will keep standing up for human rights and calling for the freedom of palestine. just like you

joining me now joyce vance, former u.s.w podcast, i get to take off my glasses and talk to a lawyer, joyce, so great to have you. i read your piece around the superseding indictment that you wrote for sub stack, very impressive and very clear. you said this should be taken as a sign that jack smith is just getting started. what do you mean by that and what do you think we should expect going forward, following this immunity decision? >> it's clear from the superseding indictment that smith understands what the assignment is here. and that is to hone the indictment down to the point that it complies with the supreme court's directive that he can only charge donald trump with nonofficial conduct or perhaps with official conduct, if he can overcome the presumption that charging official conduct would be damaging to the office of the presidency. that means there are a lot of finely tuned decisions that judge chutkan would have to make about which charges can go forward and what evidence the special counsel is entitled to use. t

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joyce musuya told the un security council that over 88% of gaza's territory has come under the regime's evacuation orders at some point. she added that people of gaza are now in a state of limbo and being forced into area equivalent to just 11% of the territory. she also criticized the international community silence on israel's crimes. masuya said what happened over the past 11 months calls into question the world's commitment to the international legal order. she warned that civilians in gaza are hungry, thirsty, sick and homeless and have been pushed beyond what any human being should bear. the un official also called for more international pressure on israel. and sustained cease fire in gaza. the palestinian ambassador to the un has called on the international community to act decisively to stop israel's genocidal war on gaza. in a lengthy letter to the security council riyad mansur said israel has proven that it has zero regard for international law and the un charter. he added that the regime is seeking to prolong the war as it is openly pursuing ethnic cleansing of palestinians.

joyce musuya told the un security council that over 88% of gaza's territory has come under the regime's evacuation orders at some point. shather that the people of gaza are now in a state of limbo and being forced into area equivalent of just 11% of the territory. she also criticized the international community silence on israel's crimes. said what happened over the past 11 months calls into question the world's commitment to the international legal order, she warned that civilians in gaza are hungry, thirsty, sick and homeless and have been pushed beyond what any human being should bear. the un official also call for more international pressure on israel and sustained ceasefire in gaza. welcome back, the situation in the occupied west bank is deteriorating dramatically. in israel's largest incasion in over two decades, several cities and refugee camps have been targeted. press tvs nikarmed has a report from tubas. the streets of alfer refugee camp near to bass in the occupied west bank where the scene of clashes between resistant fighters and israeli forces. now following the withdrawa

it's joyce as prime minister emanuel my chrome doesn't seem so keen. he prefer ground the lines of the left. i'm sent to his outgoing prime minister gabriella. the house has been waiting 6 weeks to hand over the reins unprecedented in more than friends. opposition. take it sharply criticized my. com for taking so much time. i'll see if you think, well, she does show lundy mccomb will finish consultations on monday and we need an answer on tuesday because in the end, the risk is that we all get stuck. you us this country and a sort of institutional soap opera. monochrome created this paralysis by calling small collections is earlier than necessary. just one of his party lost his majority, and only a so called republican front, stopped the far right. winning power with many votes, cast against them rather than in favor of the alternative. emanuel microns choice of a prime minister must be able to survive a vote of confidence in the assembly. from these talks is supposed to be most of the name of someone, both the president i'm the parliament can get behi