central manfredi isn't the only one concerned in kara. in 2014, a diverse collective emerged, including biologists, lawyers and net workers. and some of them are meeting outside of town to day. when i say to do it really got rather dark, she thought and murmured, cut out her known fritz marble. and aunt is just an open pit mine region. now he's, you know, they can't blocks from our mountains break them down by and send them abroad for processing in the low wage countries. yeah, i know you guys and we're just land with terrible environmental damage to the old, the well fi, the benefits of small minority or flows abroad dealer. it's unacceptable disease. this is that it's that i don't block when you cut out a marble block. you destroy 95 percent of mountain. it's insane. the burning business is based on destruction. it deals in by lentils fiona and the unemployment among young people in massa and canada is twice as high as through at tuscany 3 times as high as in italy. overall. i got a blow. something's not right, because i couldn't bother

but for some years, kara has been not only concerned with the quality of its marble. today, a real environmental disaster is happening here, perhaps one of the worst in europe. this is sandra mon friday of rebel and a whistleblower. and he's been raising awareness about troubles at the quarries 4 years ago like gallagher down off of you that we managed to film illegal activities at this quarry here. and it was one of our biggest victory allowed on me, but it was bitter sweetly amada, because right afterward he said about a loosened my car's wheels, and i could have died driving through the mountains. one died now ah ah, the jenson in want of been 2nd man was he scave eve, but let me lisa, but everyone thinks the marble is being excavated for beauty is to make sculpture and art. let him know what the front, but it's actually made into powder all used to produce medicine, toothpaste or paper for the each. oh god, it's now a mining area or in from the start of the stories aren't even genuine or as fascinating as they might have been before. the jennifer general, everythi

but in a region with high unemployment. hardly any one would dare defy the princes of kara . the only politician willing to speak to us here is the regions environmental director jackman generally of the 5 star movement says it in no uncertain terms in recent years. politics, marble and justice have been a single swamp. pretty much every law has been violated. this which he has the champion president award. i know some 500 companies employing about 700 wankers extract marble from a mountain of what that means. 2800. john is it in masa and canada are linked directly or indirectly to the industry. jane, north of the needle, push into pursuing i lodge, a turnover current and generated by the whole sector is 80000000000 euros a year that it will door in the still, these entrepreneurs have amassed astronomical. well, we're out that it gets inc, or anybody. maybe that's why it is so difficult for them to respect our lawyers at ag, whatever, k, just out and politicians, both phones to come to terms with the audio superpower. ah, economic power is concentrated in the hands of a few p

reporter kara finnstrom says the fire forced hundreds of people out. >> reporter: air tankers are making one return drop after another onlooking area hillsides . early this morning, the emerald fire burned dangerously close to home here. >> dogs are barking. i go downstairs and see flashlights, and somebody is banging on the door saying there is a fire, evacuate. honestly, i thought it must be a ways off. when i exited the house, i could see smoke 100 feet from the house. >> reporter: officers came knocking door-to-door, and he evacuated. is immediate worry, where the fire appears to have originated from in the wilderness area with fresh go. smoke a dedicated wilderness area, one of the largest in orange county. you have lots of fuel that is not managed. >> reporter: we caught up not far away in north laguna where we could hear evacuation orders being broadcast. north laguna was placed under a voluntary evacuation warning. barb cardwell chose to keep watch as neighbors left. >> the most dangerous condition is the wind. >> reporter: kara finnstrom, cbs news, laguna beach, california. >>>

legal limits, but in a region with high unemployment. hardly any one would dare defy the princes of kara . the only politician willing to speak to us here is the regions environmental director giacomo generally of the 5 star movement says it in no uncertain terms in recent years. politics, marble and justice have been a single swamp. pretty much every law has been violated. this which he has got chanting president award. i know some 500 companies employing about 700 wankers extract marble from a mountain of what that means. 2800. john, is it in masa and canada are linked directly or indirectly to the industry and north of the needle push into pursuing a larger turn over current and generated by the whole sector is 80000000000 euros a year that it will door easy. so these entrepreneurs have amassed astronomical, well, we're out that it gets inc, or anybody. maybe that's why it is so difficult for them to respect our lawyers at ag, whatever, k, just often and politicians, both phones to come to terms with the audio superpower. ah, economic power is concentrated in the hands of a few people

i want to bring in kara swish tore discuss.t she is "new york times" opinion writer and host of the sway and pivot podcasts. cara, first it was covid misinformation, now it's racial slurs. this letter from ec. is this their way of acknowledging the problem and hoping we can just move on? >> i don't know. i found the letter problematic. the word "silencing" and ""cancl culture" were all throughout it. it's a simple matter of, they didn't really listen to what he was doing and they have some responsibility for it. they don't think they have very much and now they're caught in the mess. it's sort of just a sloppy mess as far as i can tell. it sounds like they weren't listening to joe rogan, is my take. which i feel bad for joe rogan in that regard. >> to that very point, now using this "silencing joe rogan," isn't that meant to deepen this culture divide and trigger people. nobody is getting silenced. they can have a code of conduct, here are some rules you need to adhere to and let's just make some corrections. this isn't about s

yeah, you can can show her as a big fan of the german team talking kara, he, mr. hos father, he's a singer. oh, good. i knew it. carol had got a few other or thought, i'm good. okay. yeah. okay i, i heard belmont, i wonder if he's only all of my thrills. he'll have got a few other or 2 out, i guess he's got a nose on or no. yeah. who got it at all? no, on the others. who are god rule? like say you're going to be but i to me now, oh a gone with ah with 3 a with a google knows a yeah. with ah, unable to do so for the last us up with, we try hard to keep our dreams alive. even if we don't succeed, but we're happy to be working on the mountain. ah ah. ah. with thank you up with 3120. yes yeah. oh we're taking a short cut to the mountain because we have a lot of work to do. it's scary climbing the rocks but it takes 90 minutes less to get there. oh oh yeah, a . 0 had with we don't just have a dream, but the will to make it happen to everyone helps as much as they can come up with a while. i just really want to know about the agenda of the best break. and i gotta talk with variable with solidari

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oh kara, a spanish director of color, simon's phil. hi. phil is about struggling, cattle and farmers. and that takes on the top honest i am writing the mohammed, welcome to the program. german chancellor, olaf schultz and u. s. president joe biden have called on russia to take real steps towards de escalation on ukraine's border. after a phone call to discuss the crisis on europe's eastern flank, russia announced that it's pulling back some of its forces from the border. but the us and nato say there are no signs of any russian troop withdrawal. yet, a while says of a russian invasion of ukraine did not materialize. united states and its allies maintain that the threat remains high. wealthy japanese washington bureau chief in, uh, st. paul is following all the latest developments. now the u. s. president spoke to german chancellor, olaf sholtes a short while ago. what more do we know about that conversation? well, june, chance lola schwartz, india as president biden see little progress in the border area. he loves ukraine. both politicians

joining me is kara frederick, research fellow at heritage foundation.hink a lot of people in the u.s. are looking at canada and saying, thank god that will never happen here. how do you feel about this? >> well, i think american citizens should be weary of that sentiment. there are a couple things happening and first and foremost, the scariest ones that should send a chill up american spines is the fact canada is normalizing the targeting of main-stream citizens for their viewpoints with counter terrorism tools, calling them extremists because they have a certain thought pattern. i would say american citizens should be worried about this because we see the seeds thaf happening here. look at national school board association calling parents who oppose critical race theory in schools, domestic extremist. doj setting up domestic terrorism for anti-authority ideology and department of homeland security bulletin that classified use or spreading of disinformation, misinformation or malinformation on social media as potential terrorist activity there is chaos

cnn correspondent kara scannal joins me now. what can we expect to hear in court today? both sides squaring off here. the new york attorney general's office wants to have donald trump, donald trump jr. and ivanka trump testify under oath as part of the civil investigation. here's what we know. this investigation is focusing on and includes allegations that have already been made that the trump organization had inflated the value of many of its assets, various properties over the years. and they want to question both -- all three of those people about what they knew about those inflated valuations. now the trump organization has said that this is selective prosecution. and eric trump earlier this week even tweeted out a video that they submitted as evidence in court of past statements from the new york attorney general letitia james where she has commented about her efforts to investigate the trump organization, even when she was a candidate for that office. so they're going to argue this is selective prosecution, and their attorneys have previously said on monday that do

i commend kara for all her hard work. congratulate her on this remarkable achievement, and wish her the very best of luck in her future endeavors. she truly represents the best of our region and is a source of hope for the future. mr. speaker, i rise today to commemorate the accomplishments of three of my young constituents. andrew modine, tori roush, and tyler iverson of the west valley innovation center. these three students won the 2021 central washington congressional app challenge with their app, beating heart health, which aims to promote teen health and wellness by offering tools to practice and improve mindfulness and healthy sleep habits. on monday, i got to see the west valley skill center where andrew, torin, and tyler developed their winning app, and i'm very pleased to see the work going on there. cultivating robust stem education opportunities for our students is critical to ensuring the united states remains a competitive leader in the global economy. the app challenge is one way we can foster a passion for

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kara scannell here with the latest on this.lligerent response to the mazars news that may be getting him in bigger trouble. >> the new york attorney general's office certainly is trying to use that statement against them and to further their efforts to try to get the judge to compel the former president to testify under oath as part of their civil investigation. and in their investigation so far they have alleged that multiple assets on trump's financial statements have been inflated. trump's lawyers in a court filing on monday said he doesn't have enough knowledge to be forced to answer questions about all the very specific and detailed things. the very next day trump issues a lengthy public statement, where he points to he's got a lot of cash, he's got little debt, he says this doesn't include my brand value, which would be an additional billions of dollars. the ag's office is saying, hold on a minute, this doesn't comport with what your lawyers said the day before and they want a judge to compel him to testify. there is a he

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cnn's kara scannell joins us now with the very latest. what did mazars say in the letter to the trump organization. >> they said telling the trump organization they should no longer rely on ten years of financial statements. these were the financial statements that mazars are compiled for the trump organization, and they said this is based on a couple of things, one is the new york attorney general's investigation. they made a public filing that went into great detail about various misstatements, allegations of misstatements and omissions in these financial statements, everything from the size of donald trump's apartment at trump tower to how much cash they had on hand to how they were valuing golf courses. so a significant move, but in this, though, interestingly, they are not drawing any sharp conclusions about whether there was any fraud here. they say while we have not concluded that the various financial statements as a whole contain material discrepancy based upon the totality of the circumstances, we believe our advice to you to no

cnn's kara skcannell joins me now. we learning this morning. >> you don't see this every day, where a company's accounting firm says you should no longer rely on these records and tell everyone else not to rely on them. this came about because it was filed in a court filing as part of the new york attorney general's investigation into the trump organization and its finances. and this letter from mazars to the trump organization was sent last week and they go through a couple of reasons how they came to this conclusion. they said they have done their own internal investigation, and they're citing some of letitia james, the new york ag's findings. she published last month these allegations, multiple misstatements and omissions in the financial statements including the amount of cash the trump organization had on hand and the size of donald trump's apartment. so those are part of the reasons here. they said they have not concluded this is mazars on the whole that the financial statements are materially inaccurate, they're

now there's outraged off to rights at ca. quinn's rou, kara betia alleged. he was tortured for weeks while in detention after being arrested in december and magistrate ordered his release last month. he has since published images of his back on social media, showing clear signs of alleged torture. well cut care care by side has now fled uganda. human rights watch is demanding that uganda should drop all charges against him and investigate his allegations. a satirist most recent book is banana republic where writing is treasonous. and then he is also the author of the 2020 satirical novel which is the greedy barbarian which describes high level corruption in a fictional country. now before richard boucher fled, i spoke to him in kampala and i 1st asked him to describe what happened to him when he was detained past year. now, on the 28th december, i was home. military men broke into the buyer, ended arrested me without it took me to special forces command the military, the army that is responsible for the president for security and his immediate relatives. and

i want to bring in kara lee who is standing by for us.s like the spokesperson to the united nations for the u.s. says this has been in the works for several months. obviously, it is yet another move against russia at a time of incredibly high tension in this invasion. >> yeah, that's right, hallie. this comes after the u.s. has adopted a number of sanctions against russia over the past week in response to its military action in ukraine and so it really just looks -- while it may have been in the works for a while now, it looks like it's piling on in terms of the u.s. response to russia for its actions in ukraine, even if it is separate from that. what we're learning is that these 12 intelligence operatives are being expelled because the u.s. says they were not basically operating in a way that was in line with u.s. national security and so they are being expelled and they have to leave, i believe, by march 7th. they'll be here for a little bit longer. but ultimately they're going to be expelled. and we've seen the u.s. take moves like thi

cnn's kara scannell is joining us now. this is extraordinary. tell us what's happening here. >> yeah, brianna. significant development overnight. just yesterday there was this new court filing in the new york attorney general civil investigation where they provided this letter that mazars had sent to the trump organization last week. and in this letter, mazars says that the trump organization should no longer rely on ten years of financial statements. he also said they quit. so in this letter, they cite three reasons, they say their own internal investigation, they say internal and external sources and point to some of the public allegations that the new york attorney general's office has made. they say there were numerous multiple misstatements in these financials, including the cash the trump said they have on hand, the value of some golf courses and the size of donald trump's apartment at trump tower. now in this letter, mazars writes, while we have not concluded that the various financial statements as a whole contain material discrepancies,

so taking into account the moves by mazars this week. >> kara, thank you very much for that report. harry litman, thank you for helping us understand it all. >>> vice president harris will land in germany for high-level security talks. we have more on what's expected there. >>> and a new jersey police department is being criticized after officers broke up a fight between a black teen and a white teen, and put only the black teen in handcuffs. ♪ your dell technologies advisor can helplp you find the right tech solutions. so y you can stop at nothing for your customers. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plusuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. more brain performance? we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. [limu emu squawks] woo! new personal record, limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, libert

the worst in europe today with all before, when i did it be joining the model, tories of kara in 30 minutes on d. w o. people the world over the information. they provide the opinions, they want to express d, w on facebook and twitter up to date, and in touch. follow us. ah prove with hey thought oh, this is dw news. these are our top stories. residents of key of our sheltering underground as russian attacks ukrainian capital for a 3rd night, it's feared to be russia's fierce is the salt yet on the city and involves dozens of tanks. despite the attacks, many of kias, 3000000 residents are refusing to leave the u. s in europe have agreed to limit russian access to the global swift payment system. selected russian banks will be blocked. the leaders say.

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. yet he was still taken to the police station on charges of bubbly abusing a man from a protected kara on. well, i was the one who called the police. i was going to file a case against them, but they pushed me aside and started beating me like they beat 7 members of my church gamble. they entered the police station and abused and threatened to hold them in. no action has been taken against the hinder group. it was the pastor who spent 11 days in jail and he continues to face charges. it didn't end that. the past has family was standardized in their neighborhood. the landlord threatened with harm if he didn't evict them in, but they were forced to move. they also had to pull their daughter out of school because she was being bullied. my children's classmates were harassing them, daunting them that their father had been sent to prison when that my children were embarrassed and i had to pull them out of school. they haven't been able to return . over the last year. christian groups have reported a spike in similar acts and had a smitten karnataka, especially after plans for the new law, b

when i did it to join the model, tories of kara coming up on d. w. somalia has been hit hard by community change with a issue, but there is a way out affordable desalination of the water and initiative by somali business men demonstrates how it can be done africa in 30 minutes on d. w. 03 . ah, they've had no peace for, for decades. the people of iraq countries devastated. and there's no end to the final. how did he come to this p i witnesses reveal and president and story to they were pretty good. the u. s. they knew what the consequences would be saying is are, and they've lied to the world about that hearing megan was saying that someone could kill his friends and as a fee and so easily was a hole in he behaved exactly like to have done. and the poison spread from their homes. ah, less my zip in the great documentary series destruction of a nation starts march 4th on d w. ah, this is d w. news and these are our top stories. ukrainians are bracing for another night of attacks from russian artillery. so far ukrainian forces have been fighting bac

kara: bone of america. reporter: alameda police announced a valentine's day arrest for the rifle-wield suspect who was arrested on 11 felonies. his alleged accomplice is still at large. what do you want to come out of all of this? >> not be so soft on crime. i think that's more important than anything. because if you are soft they think they can get away with it and they will repeat it again and again. and it will be a citizen that will be suffering. reporter: in alameda, abc7 news. dan: in oakland eastbound interstate 580 is back open after being shut down for a shooting investigation this morning. this was the scene from sky seven near the park boulevard exit. the c.h.p. says about 8:30 the driver of a honda c.r.v. reported, shot at what is believed to be a road rage incident. the honda was hit several times and a rear window was shattered but thankfully the driver not hurt. after the shooting the suspect drove away. several c.h.p. officers were on the scene searching for evidence. anyone with information

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tories of kara in 30 minutes on d. w o is increasing every year. many im gonna working on landfills. pretty only work there is holiday destinations drowning in plastic white. we rewind at the closet every year 0. the exports over 1000000 tons of plastic waste. use there. another way. after all, the environment isn't to recyclable. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, this is devin news broadcasting from belinda in this special program. we take one step back and ask, why did vladimir putin invade ukraine? he claimed it was to de modify and demilitarised the country. but is that the real reason and what to be on says to me about fourteen's russia? and what about president putin himself, joe biden? believes he wants to re establish the former soviet union. does the u. s. president have appoint.

thursday, thousands of russians taking to the streets against the invasion, including activist vladimir kara murza. >> this is not russia's war. this is a military crime by the unaccountable, unelected, and frankly increasingly deranged dictator in the kremlin by the name of vladimir putin. >> reporter: according to one human rights group, more than 5,000 russians in dozens of cities had been detained since the protests erupted. over the weekend, support for ukraine was felt from new york city to madrid and berlin. and tonight, russia's economy suffering another blow after the u.s. and its european allies barred some russian banks from the international payment system s.w.i.f.t. the eu is now agreeing to ban all transactions of russia's central bank and freeze its assets. for days, russians have been lining up at banks and atms to get cash. already $7 billion at least has been withdrawn since the ruble sank. and the international backlash against russia is growing. with the energy giant bp exiting its nearly 20% stake in the country's key oil company rosneft. fedex and ups also suspending al

it's top price to 2022 berlin ali golden bear goes to the movie. kara, director, carla simone spell about struggling bombing bombing catalog takes top. ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. german chancellor. all i've shown you as president joe biden have called on russia to take real steps towards the escalation on ukraine's border. and that followed a phone call between the western leaders to discuss the crisis on europe's eastern flank. russia published more images that it says shows its withdrawing some of its forces from the border of the u. s. and nato say they have detected no signs of a russian to withdraw. nato secretary general against ultima, describe tensions with russia in eastern europe as the new norm. let's go to d. w correspondent. let's use a bully and that care for the ukraine's capital. welcome mathias to how these got conflicting signals about russian troop withdrawals being interpreted there. it's very difficult to say right now, there has been a sigh of relief, of course, in many, many parts of ukraine. but the real evidence about truth withdrawal is still is we'

via haben urban acton emma in we'd been sleeping in the basin mother in kara, her via haben, emma. we were constantly alert emma bonbon there while we see of all new zonker tangs driving down the street. i'll just throw, sir. it was frightening and terrible people were panicking. it was really all for well, little surprise then that european governments are expecting many more desperate people to follow in vito's footsteps in search of peace. ah, russians are scrambling to withdraw money from banks with long lines forming a cash machines across the country. that's as the rubel plunges to record lows due to new western sanctions. it's now dropped more than 30 percent against the u. s. dollar. in an attempt to prop up the ruble, rushes central bank has doubled its key interest rate to an unprecedented 20 percent. so let's take this chance to get a recap of some of the sanctions leveled at russia. the european union and its allies have agreed to block major russian banks from the swift global payment system. western nations have put other tough restrictions on russian banks. they've a

that's a kara lina, lynn home billing with the office of the united nations high commissioner for refugees. many facts in berlin, a demonstration calling for peace in ukraine is underway. police say more than 100000 people are taking part. the demonstration is organized by variety of groups, including workers, unions, and religious and environmental. protesters are calling on russia to withdraw immediately from ukraine and to respect democracy and human rights. in the past days, there have been numerous demonstrations across the world to support ukraine and demand in immediate and of violence. our political correspondent, thomas sparrow, is covering the story for us here in berlin, where the demonstration is taking place. thomas greetings to you, how many people are there and what is the atmosphere like at this point? well, definitely, there are a lot of people here. i can't verify specifically how many, but i can tell you that right here between 2 of berlin's main emblems. so the victory column behind me and brandon burke, gate that distance about 2 kilometers. it has really been full thi

and to be interested in the destruction of russia and not in cooperation with this great country. kara, the headline story, this our canadian authorities of launch to crack down on the freedom convoy demonstrators. hundreds of officers in riot gear, some carrying automatic weapons broke up crowds and the capitol while mounted police were also called into action. some of them using pepper spray against the protested. ah lou oh lou. 7 that says resisting arrest were falsely taken away by offices, several of them pinned to the ground before being handcuffed. among them movement organizes the inter mall to a police chief confirm the dozens of arrests were made during the clara we began making arrest the key individuals who were responsible for organizing these unlawful activities this morning, public order units and a significant number of officers were deployed to support our operations as of 3 pm today, we've arrested 70 people. they have been charged with a malt with multiple various offenses, including mischief. work is underway by the city of ottawa to remediate and clean up the area

thomas and kara, will resume on wednesday. it was temporarily suspended as low as considered the legality of the trial with a suspended constitution. and the inquiry into the u. k prime minister boris johnson and wants become known as a party, gave her found serious failures in leadership and judgment. it says some of the gatherings during current virus lockdown should not have been allowed to happen. ne barker reports now from london. a failure of leadership behind the famous black door, sue grey's crunch findings more biting than expected. the report talks of high standards not being met by though setting the rules of excessive alcohol consumption in the workplace and gatherings without clear authorization or oversight. some behavior, she said, was difficult to justify, against the backdrop of the pandemic. ah, were nothing overly critical of johnson himself. it's perhaps not the big take down . his rivals hopeful, a contrite prime minister, appearing in front of parliament, promising to overhaul downing street and clean up

this our award winning also coenzyme kara, a se ger who fled you. gander on wednesday, says he was taught should, while in custody, but plans to return to his country at some point. crime of miss treatment is the latest example of a deterioration in human rights in uganda over the past year. in the lead up to the january 2021 presidential election security forces, arbitrarily arrested and beat opposition supporters and journalists and kill protest. as the internet was also shot down, popular seeing a town presidential candidate, bobby wine was put on the house or shortly after voting in the election was again placed on the house, arrested. he was about to campaign in december by election. in august uganda, the authorities stop the activities of $54.00 civil society groups including human rights and election monitoring organisations. all i spoke to coenzyme raquira besides just a short time ago and told me that he is on his way to europe and expects to be there in a few hours where his doctors will be waiting, though his location is undisclosed. at the moment for safety, he did describe hi

for vladimir kara—murza, this was a day for remembering a friend and for condemning the war. not russia's war. this is not a war by the russian people on the ukrainian people. this is yet another military adventure, military crime by an unelected, unaccountable, authoritarian and frankly increasingly deranged dictator in the kremlin by the name of vladimir putin. you won't hear anything like that on russian state tv. it has been claiming that russian troops are liberating eastern ukraine and that moscow is using force in the interests of peace. in russia, television remains the key tool for shaping public opinion, so if you control tv, as the kremlin does, you control the messaging. but not 100%, because today, many russians do get their news and information online, and there, they see a very different picture. so if you use the words attack, invasion or war...? we can say only special operation. yevgenia edits an online magazine. like other independent russian media, the authorities have banned it from calling this a war. what is the kremlin trying to do to the truth now in

than a dozen defendants accused of the assassination of akin offenses. former president thomas and kara, will resume on wednesday. it was temporarily suspended as low as considered the legality of the trial with a suspended constitution. a federal judge in the u. s. has rejected a plea deal for one of the men who murdered unarmed black man ahmed aubrey in the state of georgia. travis mac, michael was one of 3 white men who chased and killed a 25 year old as he was out for a run in 20. 20. with my goal is to to say it's trial next week on federal hate crime charges. he's admitted that he pursued abra because of his race. all 3 men convicted of murdering aubrey have been sentenced to life in prison. the hundreds of people have been rallying in the bolivian capital of le pans, calling the war protection for women. the demonstration follows outrage of a serial rapist who received a 30th sentence, killing a woman that was released on medical grounds after a few years in 2019. the man was arrested again last week when the bodies of 2 women were found buried at his home. for just as in peru, d

anti doping agency is also investigating the adults in charge of camilla valley ever who's only 15. kara donovan is a former world karate champion. she says the case raises why the concerns about how young athletes are treated. we have traffic entire history of and it opened that the focus goes down to the archies. when many cases, the support personnel is the entourage in the system and the culture. so like, we're never going to see meaningful change unless you go after the people, young athletes in particular female athletes. they're just disposable too, or they're being broken. they're being abused under now, potentially been doped or and certainly has done in the past and all in order to win metals like a pop point to be going to say this is a no fun part of the reason i think we've got things got so bad and lead support comes down to the fact that actually in particularly female athletes, they have 0 say in was happens and what decisions are made in their sports. there's nobody acting in their best interests. like i've come through, you know, i'm, i'm on the other side of sport. no,

here, farther south is take a look at some pleasant weather, shall we, la sci fi to dry. across the kara bare lots of settled weather, lots of sunshine, wanted to shout, was able to wars, eastern islas, but not too much to speak of more in the west, sunshine and shameless ah, this feels like representation of who i am and what i want people to remember me by markson is my get out to is, is not even just mots against the people around like got to when i'm telling the story about my life and it's going to take 50 future to do a don't so bad with the can you let you deep oh ward, with your documentary, wait for now to sierra. ah ah, welcome back. a quick reminder about top stories here. this out, the u. s. is impose new sanctions on russia, cutting 2 key financial institutions off from western financing. a move comes a day after president putin to recognize the independence of 2 separate, just held errors of eastern credit on the u. s. equity of state has canceled this week's plan meeting with his russian counterpart survey, lovegrove. i'm to me, blink. i'm sorry, it made no sense to home t

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