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and fisher is following the story from washington d. c l. and so the president says they're close to a deal. what can you tell us about that? well, joe biden was on his way to camp david for the we can just, it was leaving the white house on friday, said that's close to a deal. and then just a couple of hours later, the white house po, a statement saying that republicans are gambling with creating a mass of recession. the likes of which we've never seen in the united states. that seems to be a mixed message, but actually both can be true without being exclusively correct at the could be close to a deal. but the white house that also putting pressure on the republicans to make sure that there is a deal. because we know if there isn't both sides, we'll blame one another. another negotiators worked together till 2 e m at they were talking about what is essentially the last few hob yards, the big ticket. so being agreed, there are no don't to the minor details. so there's still a lot of talking to go, but of course that new some janet jaelyn who initially said that

the end of their journey migrants will face increasingly crowded conditions. john henry and l g 0 el paso for testers incentive goals, capital the court in for president smockey, so not to run for 3rd time and next year's election. they say he's failed to provide economic stability. because hawk was that the protest in taco, this is a demonstration that was authorized at the very last moment. and yet thousands of people have come to this demonstration organized by civil societies and the opposition. the issue at hand. the most important issue to these people is whether or not president lucky so will one for a 3rd mandate to support respect of our constitution. i am here to support the respect of the country dignity. i'm here to support respect of some body's word of honor and that somebody is the president and lucky saw himself. 6 that he would not run for a 2nd for the 3rd term. and he's not the one to tell us whether he's gonna do it or not. but it's direct scale. so you know, mind, it's always this order then to go civil society. a q is, is a government of using security forces to clamp down on any demonstration that is critical of the governments also of arre

the villages era, and these are the top stores, the so into kia food, place candidates and, and o. n has thrown his the pool behind the president's reach of type l one and sundays rental function. alons versus a scene is key to securing victory. there's also to has more from anchor. many people execute believe that she's going to be the key makers see the 2nd round. and as the 1st of all, the, the alexis told us that the nationalism is on the rise in turkey and whoever it's not a lot of favors would be the next president of the comforter. but this assessment is not measurable as, as of now, it's not clear if he would be able to convince his supporters towards the port out of on. but if you can, his rules would be quite crucial in determining the outcome in the run of on may 20 the doing the tree fun as a school and guy on a has killed at least 20 people. the government says several others were injured in the early morning, blaise and the region of madea. the cause is not yet known. the usa assigned to security packed with popping your guinea as washington tries to count of china's influence in the pacific. the deal expands the us military presen

the world's harshest anti l. g. b t q bills, even after revisions requested by the president. it includes a death penalty for some same sex acts and 20 years in jail. so called promotion homosexuality. real now goes back to the president for signature of the legislation has been widely condemned around the world. here in berlin delegate, some 40 countries are attending the annual petersburg climate dialogue event brings leaders together to prepare for the annual world climate conference. in november, the german foreign minister, atlanta bandwalk told dana guess that countries should set targets to replace oil and gas renewable energy. i'm russian state media play a crucial role and maintaining public support moscow's a war against ukraine. but could the treadmill eventually lose its grip on the tightly control narrative? the w 's, maria cuts a monster, looks at how russian t v fashioned an alternate reality of a deadly missile strike on the city of yuma. russia sas, its army, uses precision weapons only aimed at military targets. so how's the propaganda? spinning this narrative, this apartment block in human central ukraine was struck by a russian me

the millions who already live in twilight status. john henry and l. g 0 el paso and john hoffman's live presidency about juarez, that's on the mexican side of the boat of john. so tell us exactly where you are and what's been happening there. of the world title 42 is just and as of about 5 minutes ago, just looking at the clock above the board, a bridge between flood has now passed away joint hindrance report was just from it's quite quiet here at the moment. we've just seen a few people go up, paused a to presumably off for saw him in the united states, not been speaking to a lady from venezuela. that was telling me that she just come out from some tents that are around the migration sense with migrants have been waiting to see what would happen. and she was just having a look around to see if they were going to be a lot of people that were off to tie or 40 to. we're going to try and get across and us for side them, but hasn't materialize to. and it's really seems to be 2 schools of 4. there are a lot of people, the full they needed to get across ball tied to 42 was still in place because it's john, hindrance at the off the title full which was really strange

the world's harshest anti l. g. b t q bills, even after revisions requested by the president. it includes a death penalty for some same sex at and 20 years in jail. the so called promotion of homosexuality, bill now goes back to the president for signature legislation has been widely condemned around the world. a russian state media play a crucial role in maintaining public support for russia's war against ukraine. what could the kremlin eventually lose its grip on its tightly control? narrative w's, maria, cat madison looks at how russian tv fashioned alternative reality of a deadly missile strike on the city of yuma. russell sas, its army, uses precision weapons only aimed at military targets. so how's the propaganda spinning this narrative, this apartment block in human central ukraine was struck by russia may style it heat at around 4 in the morning when most people were in bad. the strike killed $23.00 people including 6 children. so how did moscow respond? rush of state to be used. images of they destroyed building, claiming that this devastation was actually ukraine fault caused by keith shelling of the don't boss region. even though this region

and unites and the gain and collaboration that again. so there's so much just too much to say the least l g b t laws in uganda helping met with western con, the nation. us president joe biden hoss threatened to impose sanctions on the east african country for passing the legislation of compel as his bog, calling washington's words nothing more than political cherry. picking ortiz while my email, it's char digs into the right. are you going to, has recently passed? it's tough is n t o g to law. as of yet, leading to parliamentary speaker, i need the among being affective lease lapse with a travel band by the us to the visas. for me, i have no problem with the way it definitely helps with these people to see this hello. yeah. what's the people you got the color the bridges did the missed. i'm assuming the u. s. has long been a warning. the east african country over potential economic repercussions in case they decide to do whatever they feel is right for their own country. drawing the people around the world, including many in uganda, including for its immediate repeal. we considering additional steps including the application of sanctions and restriction of entry

and the reason i just need a uganda as president assigned to a new bill and, and all that allows the death penalty for so called aggravated homosexuality. the n t l g b t q legislation is one of the harshest in the world was approved by parliament in march down to a sexual relations between persons at the same sex gay marriage and the promotion of homosexuality. the us of the you and have condemned to legislation for conan and discriminatory the case against him present hong kong publish a jimmy light is to go ahead that's up to a court rejected his request to terminate the trial law as being prosecuted under the territories national security little and could face life in prison if convicted the law. it was inactive in 2020 as part of a crackdown by badging. during months of pro democracy protest lies accused conspiring with others, the gulf of sanctions, or blockades, and engaging in hostile activities against hong kong or china rescue operations or continuing of the us state of iowa. often a building collapse that that happened on sunday of the town of drafting for 5 crews rescued. 8 people say it's unclear with others, remain trapped on the re

the bidens money occurred while joe biden was vice president in fact, the money stops flowing from l soonl after joe biden leaves the viceo presidency. >> this is a pattern of influence peddling. and so joe biden left office. the money stopped flowing. oh, what a shocking coincidence . anyway, just so we're very clear , when biden was vice e president , his family wasto b raking in millions and millionsh of dollars from countries where biden was the point person forwa us policy. s we're not talking about englan d, no and france. this is money flowing fromy flow some of the most corrupt placesn on the on the planet. >> eastern europe, russia, kazakhstan, romania, china, and of course, we all know about ukraine fire the prosecutor or you're not getting a billion dollars. you have six hours to do it.n hourhave six hours to do it.n they fired the prosecutor investigating his son , hunter biden, who had no experience with the ukraine oil energy, gas at all whatsoever.o >> but he's getting paid a fortune that's a good gig, ifg you can get it now. it wasn't coming directly to hunter. the funds were passed through one llc or shell corporationo on after another. so here are two obvious questi

and the bribery case is ongoing. all right, time to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. this l. the for those president jim or last so is facing an impeachment, hearing in the national assembly opposition. lawmakers say he disregarded warnings of embezzlement. of the state owned oil. transportation company charges denies. for mike, as are expected to vote on the impeachment, display was summoned, rusty has borne to the countries in the west or facing the most severe threatened to freedom of expression. who's of the one who's locked talk? you know, it might read public, addressed to the british book awards. it's 9 months since rusty was stabbed and seriously injured on stage during a lecture in the united states. it'd be ryan's of late to funding and parts of northern italy around $900.00 people of pain evacuated, including part of a hospital. these 5 services side, the brain band slides for each down and kind of stranded right so far, no reports casualties. us president joe biden has canceled his trip to australia and popping you if you need to try to manage the debt. talks between republicans and democrats, if no ag

women. women's day marches have been banned and the president has repeatedly attacked the l g b t q community. how is that the behavior of a democratic government? so let's women rights issue is one of the summer number one issue that we have for a party when it comes to human rights. and any woman organization in turkey can acknowledge that the biggest achievements on this issue was late in the, under that fi totally under the leadership of prison. and that one. and we will continue to do so. we will not let these and we will not these that because we will not let any rights of you have gained will going, little more beloved, should live or commit to, to increase the standers. this is why president, the next part governments were actually consider champions of human rights that will opens in the last 20 years. like many of the code for example, are free to speak their language today just because the laws that'd be best. okay, well i do believe that that many, many women and many other members of minority groups in your country, my back to differ there. i do want to ask you, we don't have much time a but less than 2 weeks. the gums are the ones tha

and the president has repeatedly attacked the l g b t q. community. how is that? the behavior of a democratic government. so let's women rights issue is one of the summer number one issue that we have for our party when it comes to human rights. and any woman organization in turkey can acknowledge that the biggest achievements on this issue was made in the, under that fi totally under the leadership of prison. and now the one on the we will continue to do so. we will not let these and we will not these that because we will not let any rights of you have gained will going little more beloved children to commit to, to increase the standards. this is why president the one i mean women, and many other members of minority groups in your country, my back to differ there. i do want to ask you, we don't have much time a but less than 2 weeks ago mr. are the ones that might, people will not hand over this country to a president supported by the p k. k. referring to the opposition leader there. can you promise here? and now that your party will respect the outcome of the democratic process, look present and the other

and l g 0. so then the, the do without just here are, these are the main stories. so it'd be as presidents as cold and national security council session to discuss yvonne in separate account between police and ethics, serves it by the cost of it. it happened when protest has tried to stop the offices, misquoting the decency elected. i think a bang and met his office to don's army, his coolant reserve, as soon retired soldiers to re enlist after spots an ongoing cease. finally, the permits and rapid support forces which expires on monday, which was begun on monday, but had been several violations. one of the remaining fugitives wanted in connection with a 1994 rwandan genocide, as appeared in a south african quotes to the gents. cachimba was arrested on wednesday of more than 20 years on the run. belgium under ron, have carried out a prison, a swap in amman, an age worker who was imprisoned on espionage charges, was exchange for the reigning diplomat. accuse of plotting a bomb attack. and ukraine is accusing russia, north shing and s drive for the hospital in the eastern city of the new cre

water and modernizing cities, farms and infrastructure to use less, rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. so heads on the al jazeera, strengthening ties around president abraham racy, arrives in indonesia to boost trade during an economic price and a show of solidarity. it will tell me why brazil turned off the lights on his face to face the hello there. it's been a story of extreme heats across parts of south east asia for weeks and weeks. now, places like indo china, c, temperature records smashed on a daily basis for places like laws as well as vietnam. but the rainy season is upon us as a more and a way of thunderstorms and where to weather, for places like cambodia as well as vietnam warnings office, thunderstorms for move in areas of thailand and the thunderstorms that continue further east of this. for the philippines, you could see more in the way when, when the weather here over the weekend. thanks to the 1st type food of the season. it's moving across guam and the mariana islands, bringing some very strong winds and heavy rain. the models do give us different directions, but it could pull towards moving parts of the philippines or taiwan, ov

so acknowledges that we could be in that danger zone again. lasting solutions include conserving water and modernizing cities, farms and infrastructure to use less, rob reynolds, l, g 0, los angeles, the columbia as president is suspended at 2. so the rebel group following the killing of 4 indigenous children. first of all, pets, ro says the military has restarted offensive operations in the side of officer fighters from a discipline faction of the fox targeted, targeted named vigilance community. the guerrillas had refused to join a 2016 piece deal. alejandro of empathy has most of all the time. president gustavo, to call the murderers of these indigenous miners, atrocious. he said that this was a major blow to peace and that the only response to it was the suspension of uh, the cease fire that had been in place since december. but it has, it's been subject to a number of criticism for the violence that has continued a number of regions. so paperless saying what has happened there needs a strong response, some part of the government, but i'm still trying to start for more peace negotiations with this group. is that because one of the main factions that rejected the piece deal between the columbia and stat

would consider a temporary extension on the debt ceiling so president biden and speaker mccarthy have more time to hammer out some s deal? >> speaker mccarthy said we t lposition where he's saying that spending has nothing to do with debt. of course, you don't get debt unless you're spending more than you're bringing in. the president needs to come up with a plan that the american public -- overwhelming, the american public wants washington to rein in spending and the president needs to make some concessions. >> do you agree, congressman himes, that it's a national security threat not solving this problem? >> i think if the president fails to negotiate with congress and continues out of control spending that threatens our economy, then it is a national security threat. he has the ability to sit down and do that and for us to come to a deal and agreement and that's what the american public wants and that's what they'll require from the president and he needs to get on with it. >> the chairman and the ranking democrat on intelligence, congressman mike turner of ohio and congressman jim himes of connecticut. thank you very much for doing this interview. w

the bottles of bottle it keeps has its force is still fighting. and these to you finance se, the se in london, you're watching l g 0. so coming up on the program, the cranes president, meanwhile, is making a surprise appearance at the g 7 summit. as washington's as well allowed keith to be supplied with $165.00 to jazz. we looked at the children displaced by conflict and saddam, they are now facing non such and future with no end to the slicing insights. on a daunting clean off in the wake of the devastation actually begins. recovery efforts often and countries was flooding in a century the, the program. and we begin with a situation in eastern new crime right now at the head of russia's wagner. most of the group is saying his forces have taken full control off of the besieged city of buck. much is getting foreclosure and made the claimant a video standing in front of a line of soldiers holding russian flags and wagner banners. but how much has been the focus of the longest and bloody is bottle of russia's war and ukraine, which is now approaching it 16 months? keith is rejecting precautions, claim those they all saying the situation. the small agency is critical.

cost of hope and rest play as over kosovo, a neighboring so be accuse each of the roofs does intentions. and international outrage, as you get as president signs, one of the world's harshest l t v t. those punishment can meet the death penalty you with frankly, sanction the bank is a little and welcome russ that has accused new crate of carrying out a drug attack on its capital. moscow in which several buildings were damaged. ross's defensive industries added shut down 5 unmanned aerial vehicles and devoted 3 of those electronically. videos posted on the russian telegram channel, mash appeared to show explosions in the sky. most of those may, i says, drones cause might have damage to several buildings that to people. so medical assistance on the strike keep has not responded to most of those accusations. it has previously denied in both, but didn't drug attacks of moscow. let's say more of the story from that correspondence jennifer packet and we go way dw has reported a problem since we was banned from roger. jennifer, what more can you tell us about these reported attacks? well, russian media reports that drones hit at least 3 residential buildings in moscow. and accordin

and then he made the decision. we had so few womenom in congre. been a long time since he was president. [laughter] amy was nine lyears old and lat week she had her 27th birthday. [laughter] it has been a longer time. there are not very many women it congress at that time. weto are working really hard to elect women all over the country. working really hard to get the equal rights amendment ratified. >> joined at the women's conference. you joint mrs. ford and mrs. johnson in a joint effort. associate women's conference but then i knew every single legislature in every single state who is against the equal rights amendment. and i called every one of them more than one time. i think two in florida into a nevada somewhere. 111 state. think we've gotten maybe 13 votes could havee ratified. we really worked on them. we were able to get the extension through. those 1978. another president came in office and that was all gone. >> what about the tendency of the press to sort of pigeonhole people. who is not an easy caricature create of hillary clinton of nancy reagan of barbara bush of view of all of the first ladies. h

millions of others are trapped by the fighting and struggling to get medicine food over to victoria gates and b l g 0, tens of thousands of supporters of so here's presidents. i zip tell you about are one are running. it is simple. one week before elections. madeline's facing his toughest challenge. so the 2nd power 2 decades ago are bringing pose, give them only a slight lead over the opposition to come on. is that all a gemini, 0 for the location is on his 1st visit to south korea as prime minister. it's a 2nd summit with president june, so fuel in less than 2 months. and it's aimed at further boosting. ties on the face of growing regional french rob mcbride reports from so an official welcome in front of the offices of south korea's presidency into a po for visiting prime minister, whom jo casita of japan. the 2 leaders heralding a new era and a complicated adult and troubled relationship after a recent increase in provocative missile testing by north korea. both the leaders have taken the similarly tough stand against the common neighbor who was prime minister could see the end. i showed the understandings of north korea's nuclear end besides developme

the world's harshest anti l. g b t q bills. even after the fusions requested by the president, it includes the death penalty for some same sex acts and 20 years in jail. the so called promotion of homosexuality, bill now goes back to the president for signature legislation has been widely condemned around the world police in portugal of c. 4.2 tons of cocaine from columbia. the whole discovery in a shipment of bananas as an estimated value of more than 100000000 euros is discovery follows a joint operation between columbia and several european countries. here in berlin, delegates from 40 countries are attending the annual petersburg climate dialogue event brings leaders together to prepare for the annual world climate conference in november, gym, foreign minister on the line of battle, told delegates that countries should set targets to replace oil and gas with renewable energy and just under 2 weeks turkeys president will face his biggest electoral test as a country goes to the poles. that type on has been in power for 20 years, but recently he's population has taken a hit because of the countries ongoing economic crisis. and he's having of a devastating ea

the welcome back you watching l. just bear in mind. if i told the story is this, our japanese prime minister says he hopes the frank troops with the south korean president and sold so fast official visit our japanese data in 12 years. government wants to forge close to ties, and the face of china is growing. influence and threats from north korea that sold from slots and land slides in the democratic public, congo has risen to 600. according to state media, miscast, it's being hunted by bad weather loc as appropriate equipment. the texas police say 9 people have been killed in a shooting at a move in the city of island. the government was chosen kills by an officer. the scene just north of dallas. non people have been taken to hospital with injuries and they've been at least 198 mass shootings in the us to see a the ssl, the foreign ministers as representatives from c, john's warring sites all in jetta and mulch. the fast talks between the army and power military rapids support forces. since financing erupted, more than 3 weeks ago, by side said they would not negotiate. and then to the complex whatever we discussed, a few monetary entries. hundreds of people have

issue that has divided the nation and has seen presidents from both parties, promising to stop the flow of people so far to little affect how to clean al jazeera washington still has on l. 0. me, mars military pardon more than 2000 prisoners arrested during its crackdown on the son a call to and thrust attacks faced by journalists on world press freedom de ah . it's midway through the week. let's go with your weather update for europe and africa. nice to have you along. so he's got this storm systems swirling around in the central mediterranean sea that what weather go through. creation, hungry, ukraine and the western side of russia. but let's go region by region right now. i think the rain will be particularly bad around calabria, greece and albania, some big down ports here, thundering downpours, and this same storm system is chucking more cloud cover into western turkey are so mostly cloudy, day in antalya, and it's stumble. won't be surprised if we see a straight shower here. meantime, for the other side of mediterranean were finally starting to break some of that heat, southern spain. we've got rounds of rain, central, northern portugal, and the northwest of spai

and the l. g b t q plus community. my kind of reports from washington dc. run this on to so just turned 40 when he was 1st elected, the governor of florida endorsed by the then president donald trump. he won by the narrowest of margins. but he was re elected 3 years later in a landslide. evidence of the mass of conservative support, both up as governess and an indication of the swing that seemed florida moved from a toss up state to solidly republican because of our leadership and the folks in our state. we've really become the beating heart of the conservative movement in these united states. donation reimbursement scheme as a scientist, as policies have shifted people over the years as a member of congress and governor, his dislike of the government was evidenced in his resistance to federal cobit regulations. a hard line stance on immigration, and abortion is welcome to by many cool republicans and these on the front lines of what does it merge as a national cultural war on everything from progressive education, policies to entertainment, we do not surrender to the work mob. florida is where woke goes to die about you. so cold will on work has potential downsides,

l g b t q bills. it includes the death penalty for some same sex acts and 20 years in jail for the so called promotion of homosexuality. the bill now goes back to the president who can again choose to use his veto or sided into law. legislation has been condemned around the world. a man accused of killing 5 neighbors in texas was captured after afford a man hunt. authorities had deployed hundreds of law enforcement officers to look for the 38 year old and offered an $80000.00 reward for information leading to his capture. independent critical journalism is under threat in many countries around the world. every year. d w's, freedom of speech award. honors people are organizations promoting human rights and freedom of expression. this year's prize goes to oscar martinez, a journalist from el salvador, who has investigated the country's notorious drug gangs, and most recently gone up against l. salvatore's young populace president in the country were press freedom, is being increasingly restrained. his investigations have put him and his family in danger. the w met him and san salvador, challenging the powerful and giving a voice to the palace. that is why osca

l. g. b t q bills includes the death penalty for some same sex acts and 20 years in jail for the so called promotion of homosexuality. the bill now goes back to the president. we can use is vito signed into law legislation has been condemned around the world. that will be for every one of the women in new york state will soon be able to obtain birth control pills from pharmacies without seeing a doctor of kathy vocal. find the legislation which also increases access to abortion medication for university students. it comes almost a year after us supreme court stripped abortion rights in women. thousands of hollywood film and television writers have gone on strike after failing to reach an agreement with major studios overpay. the writers are picketing outside studios in los angeles, and new york track has already shut down most american late shows could delay the release of t. v series and movies in the fall, writers incomes have been reduced by online streaming services. for more or less, let's bring in entertainment journalists kj matthews. she's joining us from los angeles. i. what do the writers want? essentially, it all boils down to really 3 things. i

l. g b t q bills. it includes the death penalty for some same sex acts and 20 years in jail for the so called promotion of homosexuality. the bill now goes back to the president who can again you choose to use is vito to sign into law. the legislation has been condemned around the world to speak for every one of the women in new york state will soon be able to obtain birth control pills from pharmacies without seeing a doctor of kathy hoko signed the legislation, which also increases access to abortion medication for university students becomes almost a year after the u. s. supreme court overturned a 50 year old ruling and that abortion a constitutional right. thousands of hollywood film and television writers have gone on strike after failing to reach an agreement with major studios over pay. the strikers already shut down most america late night tv shows and can delay the release of series and movies in the fall, right, or say their incomes have been reduced by online streaming services. i know that out of the writers room and onto the streets. over $11000.00 members of the writers guild of america off duty after they failed to reach a deal with studio repr

l. g. b t q bills. it includes the death penalty for some same sex act and 20 years in jail for the so called promotion of homosexuality. the bill now goes back to the president who can again choose to use his veto or sign it into law. legislation is prompted international condemnation for every one of the women in new york state will soon be able to obtain birth control pills from pharmacy. about see a doctor of mcafee all signed the legislation, which also increases access to abortion medication for university students. it comes almost a year after the u. s. supreme court overturned a 50 year old ruling class abortion a constitutional right. a man accused of killing 5 neighbors in texas was captured after a 4 day man hunt authorities had deployed hundreds of law enforcement officers to look for the 38 year old and offered an $80000.00 reward for information leading to capture thousands of hollywood film and television writers have gone on strike after failing to reach an agreement with major studios over pay. the strike has already shut down most american late night t. v shows and could delay the release of series and movies. in the fall. writers say their

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so very in belgrade, thank you very much. i, i think you guys and he usually does have condemned uganda for introducing one of the worlds hospice i t l g b t laws us presidents are biting cold the little shameful. and his present sanctions, including a cuts and things of restrictions use far representative said you got it or was undermining its international relations. the law sites, punishments as severe as the death penalty for some homosexual acts. signed by the head of state condo has now passed one of the world's toughest antique gay laws. and what is the punishment? the maximum punishment is this. so when you commit a video to homeless, excited that says you shall be liable to stuff like this. the act defines aggravated homosexuality. of same sex relations involving you try to be positive people, miners and other vulnerable groups. transmitting a terminal illness like h i v through gay sex, even with consent is an offense punishable by up to 14 years in prison. and to a sentiment has been on the rise in new condo for homeless actuality has long been a weigle under colonial era law. local activists and human rights lawyers oppose the war. seeing that wa

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president biden dropped by and had this message as he shared his concerns. >> [inaudible] reporter:, harris l the discussion. the ceo of mountain view-based google and alphabet was there. so ceo of san francisco-based open ai. microsoft's chairman and ceo also attended. the discussion centered on three main topics. transparency, safety, and security. all agreed that more work is needed to address the potential risks from ain ovation. dan: one of the major highways to yosemite national park will be closed into the summer. officials say 200 feet long. enter through merced. people can expect 30 minutes to an hour added to their drivetime. ama: let's get you caught up. we wanted to get you ready for cinco de mayo and what it means to the bay area. the day in history is not for mexican independence. it marks the anniversary of mexico's victory over france in 1862. all in all, it's a day to celebrate mexican pride. there are plenty of family-friendly events going on tomorrow night. all of these are free. in alameda, they are doing games and move me. oakland's first fridays is all about latin pride tomorrow night. there are three different live concerts in golden gate park and i

l g b t q bills. it includes the death penalty for some same sex acts and 20 years in jail for the so called promotion of homosexuality. the bill now goes to the president who can veto it or sign it into law. the legislation has been condemned around the world. let me tell you. police in london have arrested a man outside buckingham palace on suspicion of possessing a weapon. he was taken into custody after allegedly throwing shot gun cartridges into the palace. grounds. officials say a controlled explosion was carried out as a precaution. king charles and queen camilla would not believe to be at the palace that that incident comes as british security forces prepared to deal with the challenges of the king's coronation on saturday. months of planning have gone into the event, which is expected to draw huge crowds in addition to heads of state from around the world. some royal fans have already staked out front row seats for the storage day . ah, in the dead of night, while the rest of london slept, rigid rehearsals take place for the coronation of king charles the 3rd burton's kings and queens have been crowned here at westminster abbey for the best par

president biden dropped by and had this message as he shared his concerns. >> [inaudible] reporter:, harris l the discussion. the ceo of mountain view-based google and alphabet was there. son francisco-based open ai. microsoft's chairman and ceo also attended. the discussion centered on three main topics. transparency, safety, and security. all agreed that more work is needed to address the potential risks from ain ovation. dan: one of the major highways to yosemite national park will be closed into the summer. officials say 200 feet long. enter through merced. people can expect 30 minutes to an hour added to their drivetime. ama: let's get you caught up. we wanted to get you ready for cinco de mayo and what it means to the bay area. the day in history is not for mexican independence. it marks the anniversary of mexico's victory over france in 1862. all in all, it's a day to celebrate mexican pride. there are plenty of family-friendly events going on tomorrow night. all of these are free. in alameda, they are doing games and move me. oakland's first fridays is all about latin pride tomorrow night. there are three different live concerts in golden gate park and it's always

harshest anti l g b t q bills and includes the death penalty for some same sex acts and 20 years in jail for the so called promotion of homosexuality. the bill now goes back to the president who can again choose to use his veto or sign it into law. the legislation has been condemned around the world. a man accused of killing 5 neighbors in texas was captured after a 4 day man hunt authorities had deployed hundreds of law enforcement officers to look for the 38 year old and offered an $80000.00 reward for information leading to his capture large scale police operation is underway across europe targeting the italian mafia group. the and drunk get up here in germany, police of arrested dozens of suspects and rated homes across the country. the suspects are accused of drug smuggling, money laundering, and fraud. similar operations being carried out in belgium, france, italy, portugal and spain. as part of the european investigation of the mafia group, the drawn getta is italy's most powerful and wealthy mafia. it's suspected of controlling the bulk of cocaine flowing into europe. from all its crossover to d. w. as lucy has schultz and in brussels. she's following that story f

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so much time now for a look at some other world news. you've got those president and your variables 70 has signed off on one of the world, harshest anti l g b t q laws. includes the death penalty for quote, aggravated homosexual. same sex relations were already outlined in uganda. western nations including the us and the u. k, have condemned the new law a widespread locust out and break in several ask and provinces is posing a threats to the countries we'd crump, thousands of people are rushing to kill the insects before they reach their adults warming stage. the us food agency has warranty, could destroy up to a quarter of the total harvest slates for a new round of talks on a global treaty to eliminate plastics. pollution has started in paris. more than $145.00 countries are hoping to reach an agreement by 2025 over $460000000.00 tons of plastics are produced each year with 2 thirds ending off as waste. and then the race to find more renewable energy scientists are turning to volcanoes as a source of clean power researchers on the spanish island of left side. oh, they are testing a new thermo electric generator. and to turn high tempe

the the a, c l, you already sued back then when trump was president and he brought out his transit band that was very similar to the current rules that to present by them is bringing out. and so they would probably do that again. and perhaps they will have success again with that. um, so the white house is saying that they're still trying to uh, bring order and help bring migrants into the united states, but in a legal way. and this is why they started saying that they want to tackle the root causes at the vice president carmella harris is in charge of that actually hasn't been doing that much about it though. and now there are certain centers for migrant stuff. they're building in guatemala and in colombia to help migrant. it's sort of, they don't have to do all the way to the united states to claim asylum, but to claim it there in those centers. so they are still saying they're seeking a humane migration policy. but at the same time, they're asking congress to do something, and congress is blocked in that sense. now, they are the far right republicans and the concert by the if democrats, we're trying to rule out some things. but there's nothing really coming out of that . m

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president signs. one of the well harshest m c l d bt laws punishment can mean the death penalty. the us is threatening section the and then you can just can and thank so much for joining us. ukrainian o, sorry, so you say russia has carried out another wave of drone attacks on the, on the capitol, keith killing at least one person, ukraine's defense forces say 29 out of 31 right in may. drones was shut down in the audi as of tuesday. morning that keith has come on the increasing pressure with 17 attacks in the past month. that's the largest in the past few days. surveying the damage to the homes. this apartment block was one of the buildings hit in the latest attack on ukraine's capitol. well, everyone here escaped some with injuries, at least one person was killed. as keith was targeted once more. when the drawing is flying, i feel fair. now everyone has survived so you feel happy that your life be think about what will happen next. this is the 3rd russian attack on keep in 24 hours ukraine's f o says it down to almost all of the attacking drones for those living through this latest wave of explosions. it's a difficult experience now, i'm angry at th

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l m is in mary dot org. okay. so my question is, you mentioned carter. yes. right. did you reach to all the living presidents and? general question, how did you determine who to query to do this for posterity? well, we actually had this we we just said, who wants to write one? we we put it in our magazine. we we advertised it in papers. we sent out press releases. but having said that, there were some people who we felt we absolutely should try to hear. so we wrote to all the presidents and we were very fortunate because. you know, the presidents don't do all they don't all say, yes, we will all go to this. we will all do that. it's usually a i hate to say it, but the of other presidents, other kind of major state events. so we were really to get them. we sent out letters to all the governors, all the states and four of them submitted essays. we sent out. we went to the captain of the uss abraham, which had a crew of 5000. we said, anyone who wants to write an essay and a lot of the sailors wrote. so we picked some and we wrote to a lot of the lincoln scholars because felt it was appropriate or not appropriate,