tuve que ir a buscar yo la leña para la fogata.ano, cálmate. albertano: ya me calmé, ya me calmé, ya me calmé. miguel: cómo son de exagerados. vítor: ¿exagerados? ¿te parece exagerados que estuvimos perdidos no sé ni cuánto tiempo? ¿exagerado te parece que pudimos haber "morido" para toda nuestra vida, eh? afortunadamente sobrevivimos heroicamente, así a las-- "influencias" del clima, del bosque, pudimos haber sido carroña de los animales ponzoñosos, eh. pero aquí estamos, aquí estamos como dos héroes que somos, con las criaturas sanas y salvas. porque uno como quiera, ¿pero las criaturas, carnal? no manches, estuvimos perdidos quién sabe cuantas horas. >> si apenas se fueron hace una. además estuvieron aquí adentro de la zona del campamento, y aquí los estoy viendo cómo están vuelta y vuelta. pensé que estaban jugando "escondidillas". vítor: no es cierto, estábamos perdidos. albertano: sí, estábamos perdidos. vítor: mira, quisimos hablar al 911 pero, pues, como no traíamos celular-- albertano: no, sí traemos. vítor: ah, no traíamo

vamos a ir por la leña.

economy for the 1st time ever the greens have announced a chancellor candidate her name is on the lena berba and she aims to succeed i'm going to america if the greens win september's elections and the numbers are looking good opinion polls place them 2nd only by a small margin to until americans conservatives. with 2 party leaders one needed to step aside and harvick did so making an early now bear book the 1st green chancellor candidate ever in her 1st speech she promised a renewal in german politics and a departure from the status quo. he misses the matter if i get him must make changes to create a fair country a country where daycare centers and schools are truly the best places to be in a country where caregivers genuinely have the time and above all the resources to care for people so can my country in which the state functions digitally and serves its citizens. a diverse and cosmopolitan country a values based and strong democracy via after. the 40 year old became politically active within the green party in 2008 focusing on foreign and security issues only 5 years later she ent

. >>> plus, lena kahn on the hill yesterday for an ftc confirmation hearing known as a tech critic theiden administration moving away from consumer harm when it comes to antitrust regulation, deirdre, and that, to me, is the issue. if the u.s. moves to more of a european-style approach to antitrust regulation, where it's more about competition, less about consumer harm, does that result in more of a european-style tech ecosystem? which investors i think would agree would not be a good thing? >> right that sort of makes investors wake up and take the regulations seriously. seen indications could be moving there. progress very slow, carl the key question, i think anti-trust regulators will have to think about, are these companies, the spotifies, are they successful because of the app store ecosystem, which their commissions helped pay for, or successful despite it? it's probably somewhere in the middle. >> yeah. amy klobuchar, john, chairs the antitrust panel judiciary said yesterday capitalism is about competition. about new competitor emerging and this situation, to me, she says, doesn

the phone rings day and night no worries lena and picking brett up tonight. the villagers depend on him many can match in their lives without petrovich no other death. you could be called me recently. used to driving the train she said oh yeah you please don't stop till i'm dead or go with you because i said to her you crazy that you have to move and you know what this is a month later she was dead. so i carried out her last wish i took her to the cemetery. petrovich plans to carry on driving his train for 10 more years until the last villager has left so i got. did you know that people in france can get very old like really really old a french woman reached 122 years compared to that colette's may seem like a young lady after all she's only 106 years old but that's not stopping her from her passion for music. colette's mons has been playing the piano for a century she was born into an upper middle class family in 1914 and what my mother was a hard woman she was quite masculine and even went hunting that music was my consolation my tenderness. especially love

commerce committee considers the nominations of former senator bill nelson to be nasa administer and lena conn. we're streaming a hearing with michael bolton who is testifying on the events surrounding the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. that's live at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >>> weeknights this month, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight we look at vietnam war oral histories. clyde romero served as a pilot during the vietnam war. he recalls his first tour and describes what it's like to be shot down. he discusses the high risks associated with the job and remembers some of his fellow pilots who didn't come back. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> i'm standing in front of perhaps one of the most famous courthouses in the united states where really nothing of significance happened. appomattox courthouse. the name is confusing. courthouse is a building like the one behind me and situated in the village of appomattox court house, which is a village. t

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commerce committee considers the nominations of former senator bill nelson to be nasa administrator and lenahan to be a commissioner at the federal trade commission. and on c-span.org, we are streaming a hearing with u.s. capitol police inspector general michael bolton, who is commemorating events around the january 6 back on u.s. capital -- the u.s. capitol. >> c-span' is long-running series book notes is back as a podcast. here interviews with authors and historians. new episodes available every tuesday morning. on the latest episode, we explore the work of thomas payne, founding father and political activist with historian harlow giles unger. book notes plus, in a podcast from c-span. subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and get information about c-span podcasts at c-span.org/podcasts. >>

traffic us but that the lid on the sector of these people is too much ok so i'm going to come see lena because here's somebody saying some victims too they come and they report but it takes so long the process i don't know in mind of happened in a few months we are able to arrest we have been arrested so many people more than 100 in the last 2 years in 2018 we had. mentioned for 198 years of imprisonment for many traffickers so it sounds strange to me because in something that i don't know in my office we are really fast and we are able to build a medication without the witness statement weakness. victims. question it right just when the older trafficker of been arrested so she feels safe she is. also responsible because you know that she can live she can be silent all she can tell the truth but the traffickers will remain in prison so that's very important for her francesco you wanted to weigh in and i will be back to you. something 1st of all we under protection of the victim so that she is out of power of there. first of all so when she started to call a corporation she was under pr

vaccinated that makes it easier to keep the tradition of making a move with a suite mate of similar lena and filled with one that states or his star chose this see it we're happy it will be together. for this ok's. this is after this and that i cherish because it's passed from generation to generation this yr because of the fee and everything we managed to be together last year unfortunately couldn't we were just maybe $5.00 that there would cross out that with each other so we were able to though it. still everyone is cautious the method of preparing the sweets with a shape symbolizing the thorny ground jesus war and despond stepped in vinegar is handed down from generation to generation. drusilla old city is the center of easter celebrations for palestinian christians and usually for visitors from all over the world the church of the holy separate is believed to be the site of jesus' crucifixion his tomb and misery action last year it was closed several times because of the pandemic this year it's also very quiet here with mainly local christians visiting foreign tourists are not yet a

commerce committee considers the nominations of former senator bill nelson to be nasa administrator, and lena con to be administrator for the federal commission. on c-span.org, a hearing with u.s. capitol police inspector general michael bolton, is testifying on the event surrounding the attack on the u.s. capitol on january 6th. >> book tv on c-span2 has top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on "afterwards," washington post staff writer looks up the effects of gun violence on children in america. he is interviewed by sonali were jean. at 10:00 p.m. eastern, john boehner talks about his book "on the house, a washington memoir," which recounts his career in the washington -- house of representatives. sunday, investigative journalist amanda ripley on her book "high conflict, where we get trapped, and how we get out," which looks at how people can engage in healthy conflict resolution. watch book tv sunday on c-span2. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more, including cox. >> good morning, students. >> t

so lena asks sort of a follow-up to this question. where can i see these works of art online somewhere if i want to, you know see the alma thomas again, or i want to take a look at the america side again. where can i go to see these? absolutely. thank you lena for asking on white house history.org. we actually have a digital library. that is searchable so you can see a number of objects in the white house collection including many that i did not mention today and learn a little bit more about them individually, so i encourage you to go to our digital library to learn a little bit. more about these pieces and those that i couldn't mention. so i have a question for you sarah in the earlier part of your presentation. you may note that there were several of these artists mary cassat being one. for example that were somehow able to break through there weren't very many famous female artists at this time period in the case of cassat as you mentioned, she might be known as is the most famous female impressionist. how did these women who have

le pidieron al gobierno que les de mÁs leÑa.ener la cifra de infecciÓn y mortalidad mÁs baja de todo el paÍs. el papa francisco aborda la corrupciÓn y otros delitos en el vaticano. firmÓ un decreto para altos cargos que aseguran que no son investigados por actos delictivos. estos actos incluyen exportaciÓn de menores, corrupciÓn, fraude. la declaraciÓn debe renovarse cada dos aÑos. hablamos de religiÓn. hay alegrÍa en venezuela. los venezolanos aspiran que josÉ gregorio se declare santo. con un milagrao asciende a beato. vemos los preparativos para la ceremonia que incluye un mensaje del papa francisco. reportero: la iglesia catÓlica venezola ajusta los detalles de la misa de consagraciÓn del nuevo beato. que se redujo a menos de 150 personas por el impacto de covid 19 en el paÍs. >> toda venezuela vibrarÁ de emuciÓn. reportero: serÁ transmitido en cadena nacional, pese a la asistencia seguirÁn su beatificaciÓn tan espurada. desde que se iniciÓ el proceso mÁs de 70 aÑos. >> ha sido el santo de nosotros. me hizo mi milagro. >> el

and when he finished reading this horrible, racist letter that called him out for kissing lena hornenows who this man is, please let us know. he did not have enough gumption to sign his own name and if you do know this person, and steve allen, who is known for wearing his horn-rim glasses, then whipped off his glasses and said, please find him a psychiatrist, he's is the sickest man in network. and the entire audience erupted in applause. completely improvised. so, you know, this was just one of the early examples of sort of the political ramifications and free wheeling improvised atmosphere of late-night television. >> oh my gosh, that gives us such a little tiny taste, an appetizer for the show that's coming up. kliph, i wish we had time to discuss more. be sure to tune into the all-new cnn original series "the story of late night" premiers sunday at 9:00 p.m. on cnn. thanks for being with me. i'll see now tomorrow. join me on twitter in the meantime. "newsroom" continues with alisyn "newsroom" continues with alisyn and victor next. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hello,

look, same lena probably picking up a couple raindrops now too. so it's a pretty intense cell that is moving on through some of the rain rates in the middle of that run right at the core. yeah. they're coming down pretty heavily. so 2 inches an hour that's going to be a pretty good soaker. this is going to continue to sag to the south as it does could bring some more shower down toward now, though, i think it's going to start to fall apart as it heads toward an app. it's probably not to be around very long as the sun begins to set slow the rise and probably lose a lot of that energy needless to not only rain out there, but we've got some very gusty winds around the bay area. we had a gust downtown san francisco 48 miles per hour continue to look at some blustery conditions all around. 37 right now at sfo, you got 33 at near beach, you've got 34 mill valley 29 in fairfax 35 would occur. you get the idea. these winds not mess around today is the core of that low kind of spins on by. we're going to see more of that throughout the evening hours. we'll

the phone rings day and night no worries lena and picking brett up tonight. the villagers depend on him many can match in their lives without petrovich nor their death. you could get one called me recently. used to driving the train she said oh yeah if you please don't stop till i'm dead but you are so i said to her are you crazy that you have to move and you can't this is a month later she was dead. so i carried out her last wish i took her to the cemetery. petrovich plans to carry on driving his train for 10 more years until the last villager has left so i got. that you know that people in france can get very old like really really old a french woman reached 122 years compared to that colette's may seem like a young lady after all she's only 106 years old but that's not stopping her from her passion for music. colette's mons has been playing the piano for over a century she was born into an upper middle class family in 1914 what my mother was a hard woman she was quite masculine and even went hunting for music was my consolation my tenderness 'd. especially

pittsburgh. 69 degrees in the napa valley 74 in san anselmo, 64 degrees in petaluma in 85 in saint lena stepping out the door. this evening, you'll find a few more clouds on the way the winds will continue to blow a little breezy, especially along the coastline and through some of the mountain gaps and then patchy fog starts to fill in specially around 8, 9 o'clock tonight. we'll watch that push inside the bay. you'll notice right here overnight tonight, lot of mid to high level clouds up above and then down below models start to try to pick on a little bit. that drizzle developing along the coastline. we'll see that maybe early tomorrow morning. then throughout the day, more clouds on the way. expect a cooler day outside by tomorrow afternoon. not going to be bad day but will be a little bit cooler in spots. 50's along the coastline. 60's inside the bay instead of 80's. you'll get some nice 70's in the let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story

the phone rings day and night no worries lena and picking brought up tonight. the villagers depend on him many can match in their lives without petrovich nor their death. you could get one by bush called me recently. i used to be driving the train she said oh yeah you please don't stop till i'm dead. i said to her are you crazy that you have to move and you can't it's a month later she was dead. so i carried out her last wish i took her to the cemetery. petrovich plans to carry on driving his train for 10 more years until the last villager has left so i go. did you know that people in france can get very old like really really old a french woman reached 122 years compared to that colette may seem like a young lady after all she is only 106 years old but that's not stopping her from her passion for music. colette's mas has been playing the piano for over a century she was born into an upper middle class family in 1918 and what my mother was a hard woman she was quite masculine and even went hunting that music was my consolation my tenderness 'd. especially loves

a sweet maid of similar lena and filled with walnuts dates or his statues this see it we're happy to be together for this ok so. this is after this and that i cherish because it's passed from generation to generation this yr because of the fee and everything we managed to be together 'd last year unfortunately couldn't we were just maybe $5.00 that there would cross out that with each other so we were able to though it. still everyone is cautious the method of preparing the sweets with the shapes symbolizing the thorny ground jesus war and despond stepped in vinegar is handed down from generation to generation. drusilla old city is the center of easter celebrations for palestinian christians and usually for visitors from all over the world the church of the holy separate career is believed to be the site of jesus' crucifixion his tomb and resurrection last year it was closed several times because of the pandemic this year it's also very quiet here with mainly local christians visiting foreign tourists are not yet allowed back so for us last year was difficult because we couldn't cele

positions has hit well-known anti-trust activists, tim wu as the white house economic advisor and lena fcc. there's enormous amount of interest who the white house will choose for associate general for anti-trust and ftc commissioner. will those two spots be filled with people who are on the wu-khan side of the debate will anti-trust or make it simple, not their side? >>. [laughter] >> look, as with professor khan and with tim wu, those are by those people on the joe biden side. he's picked a team in all of these positions that reflect his views, that we need to tackle some this in our country and making sure we have a system working for the middle class and for consumers, so his picks have reflected that to date and the remaining picks that you talk will reflect it as well. by the way, including not just the anti-trust thing about you the ftc, and moving it and there's an effort to make sure we are looking out for consumer and that's certainly-- >> and a strong possibility for that? >> i'm not going to get into-- i'm not going to get into announcing our personnel picks here, play book

the phone rings day and night no worries lena and picking brett up tonight. the villagers depend on him many can imagine their lives without petrovich know their death. you could get one recently. used to driving the train she said oh yeah you please don't stop till i'm dead but you are so i said to her are you crazy that you have to move and you can't is it a month later she was dead. so i carried out her last wish you i took her to the cemetery. petrovich plans to carry on driving his train for 10 more years until the last villager has left so i go. there you know that people in france can get very old like really really old a french woman reached 122 years compared to that colette may seem like a young lady after all she is only 106 years old but that's not stopping her from her passion for music. colette's months has been playing the piano for over a century she was born into an upper middle class family in 1914 and what my mother was a hard woman she was quite masculine and even went hunting that music was my consolation my tenderness. especially loves t

one way of share your peers i'm joined now by dr lena einhorn a filmmaker and for all a just from swedish she's a fierce and outspoken critic of sweden's corona virus strategy dr a very warm welcome thank you for your time put this in perspective for us how polarizing has the swedish health authorities approach been. it has been very very polarizing and mean if you look at the commentaries under the great articles and such it's fierce i would say so it has been very polarizing now there is the sense of exception of those i'm almost at that you get from this approach the sense that we do things our way what's wrong with that. well what's wrong with that is that the rest of the world is not crazy as i understand nell said last summer you know i mean you learn something i mean this we dish approach was perfectly normal in january of last year even beginning of february but you know when reality changed most countries changed with it sweden did not sadly dr as you can see like other places in the world who have strict lockdowns coming in and out of lockdowns they're not doing really that much

announced its chancellor candidate ahead of the national election in september her name is on the lena fair ball and she is coat leader of the greens she embodies what her party has never had until now a real chance of winning at the federal level after election day unwilling to bear book could become the 1st green chancellor that germany has ever had their books popularity has much to do with being the right person in the right party at the right time in a world focused more than ever on climate change the greens have instant credibility plus their stance on china and russia is considered clear and tough if they own the zeit geist their rivals well they're scrambling to buy into it you could think that after 16 years with uncle americal his chancellor her conservatives would be best equipped to win yet again and you would be thinking incorrectly the 2 governors vying to be the conservative candidate have tried with no success to decide among themselves in private which of the 2 will be the one political infighting with leaks to the outside polls show americans party falling further be

commerce committee considers the nominations of former senator bill nelson to be nasa administer and lena streaming a hearing with michael bolton who is testifying on the events surrounding the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. that's live at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >>> weeknights this month, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight we look at vietnam war oral histories. clyde romero served as a pilot during the vietnam war. he recalls his first tour and describes what it's like to be shot down. he discusses the high risks associated with the job and remembers some of his fellow pilots who didn't come back. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 eastern and

announced its chancellor candidate ahead of the national election in september her name is on the lena fair ball and she is coat leader of the greens she embodies what her party has never had until now a real chance of winning at the federal level after election day unwilling to bear book could become the 1st green chance of that germany has ever had their books popularity has much to do with being the right person in the right party at the right time in a world focused more than ever on climate change the greens have instant credibility plus their stance on china and russia is considered clear and tough if they own the zeit geist their rivals well they're scrambling to buy into it you could think that after 16 years with uncle americal his chancellor her conservatives would be best equipped to win yet again and you would be thinking incorrectly the 2 governors vying to be the conservative candidate have tried with no success to decide among themselves and in private which of the 2 will be the one political infighting with leaks to the outside polls show americans party falling further

announced its chancellor candidate ahead of the national election in september her name is on the lena fair ball and she is coat leader of the greens she embodies what her party has never had until now a real chance of winning at the federal level after election day unwilling to bear book could become the 1st green chancellor that germany has ever had their books popularity has much to do with being the right person in the right party at the right time in a world focused more than ever on climate change the greens have instant credibility plus their stance on china and russia is considered clear and tough if they own the zeit geist their rivals well they're scrambling to buy into it you could think that after 16 years with uncle americal as chancellor her conservatives would be best equipped to win yet again and you would be thinking incorrectly the 2 governors vying to be the conservative candidate have tried with no success to decide among themselves in private which of the 2 will be the one political infighting with leaks to the outside polls show americans party falling further beh

colleague as there'll amos, given the fact that i am a victim of sexual assault by mayor for poli lena cited conflict of interest and sent a statement. this is very personal and traumatic for me. humping windsor has rallied to support les mis and the other women, officials throughout the region safe a poli has lost the ability to lead so did all who chimed into the meeting, voicing rage and expressing the pain of their own life experience, but you should make this easier for the rest of the victims and sonoma county please step down. poli is elected, so the council cannot remove him on lee censure him as a form of discipline and like the public, plead that if you love windsor as much as you said, you always have. then you need to resign tonight because i know deep in my heart, but there was no resignation for police sat expressionless through almost four hours of rebuke, then a resolution demanding he quit passed to the one he obviously opposed. which leaves a recall election. windsor's other option, deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. a rally was held in san francisco this morning in

the dog lena helps. it's possible that some beetles have landed on a nearby church that's come on. or one sign is when there's resin flowing out. but we can't say for sure and usually would be a bit further out so we'd have to take the tree down my senses of either a woman with newborn with phone should we. so in time mr haga my state is coming with a chainsaw and we'll take a look over just on. the trees here are ready for market and would have been felled anyway it's a good opportunity to see if there are bark beetles here. i. go yeah i was one of. the 2 foresters head over to take a look but don't find any signs of bark beetles is that still. there is that. you can. see my mom for 5 meters for the rock dollar there are no bottles down here no tunnels nothing is going on the those trees of it if we check them we'd find tunnels under the bottom old infestations from because that's what we were looking for but the woodpeckers probably finished them off at the space to try. when they do find a park beatles they treat the trees right away. of them become from me here we don't use che

lena con --kahn is nominated to serve on the federal trade commission. they hearing is two hours and 40 minutes. >> the committee will come to order. i want to welcome our witnesses today. today is a very important hearing date. we are going to be joined by our colleagues and former colleagues senator nelson to be nominated as nasa director and senator jensen -- senator hutchinson who will join us virtually. i cannot think of two more active ranking members on this committee. we welcome them. certainly, we have our former commerce secretary joining us virtually. it is a big commerce they -- they -- day. to see our colleagues. there is a lot of enthusiasm by members who hoped to join in in support of these nomination. we will be joined by a variety of senators. senator rubio is with us already. welcome to the family. we are covering everything from the digital and natural to the commercial world space today. it is a broad topic area. we are going to be talking a lot about innovation. i am pleased to consider the nomination of a dear friend, bill nelson, t

a sweet maid of similar lena and filled with walnuts dates or mr chose this year we're happy to be together for this ok's. this is after this and up i cherish because it's passed from generation to generation this yr because of where are the food and everything we managed to be together 'd last year unfortunately couldn't we were just maybe 5 that there would cross out that with each other so we were able to do it. still everyone is cautious the method of preparing the sweets for the shape symbolizing the thorny ground jesus war and despond stepped in vinegar is handed down from generation to generation. drusilla old city is the center of easter celebrations for palestinian christians and usually for visitors from all over the world the church of the holy separate career is believed to be the site of jesus' crucifixion his tomb and resurrection last year it was close several times because of the pandemic this year it's also very quiet here with mainly local christians visiting foreign tourists are not allowed back. so for us last year was difficult because we couldn't celebrate and a nice w

going to have to leave the conversation there thank you so much to all of our guests jody west because lena go on to and caroline cinders. and thank you for watching you can see the program again any time a visiting our website al jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. and sad story for me my material in the whole theme here by for now. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of all the lives. of the stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's what. we would call it the threat piece to believe the fight the. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. i am the voice we are the. witnesses on al-jazeera. when the news breaks here in windsor with to see me this is the main breach completely underwater when people need to be heard 1000 people staying in the stands just a stone's throw from the us mexico border and the story needs to be told i felt like the whole sky is full of them with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports al-ja

going to have to leave the conversation there thank you so much to all of our guests jody west because lena go on to and caroline cinders. and thank you for watching you can see the program again any time a visiting our website al jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story from emergency room in the whole team here bye for now. from the al-jazeera london broil cost center to people in thoughtful conversation i got much less races than when i was at the university of oxford it was really scared me because i was like these people are going to be in positions of power with no host and no limitations empire is the reason that we live in a multicultural society part 2 of pfizer's shaheen and adam whether if it be unscripted it's on. fully back with a look at our main stories on al-jazeera in a rare move a u.s. police chief has testified against one of his former offices was accused of murdering george floyd by diarrhea our own don't do t

going to have to leave the conversation there thank you so much to all of our guests jody west because lena go on to and caroline cinders. and thank you for watching you can see the program again any time a visiting our website al jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me my material in the whole team here i for now. it's a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there white supremacy impacts all of our issues you're putting more money into the hands of some workers taking money out of the hands of other workers that will goes to their camp it becomes us versus them this is the deal about constraining your nuclear program the bottom line the big questions on out is they are the athletes in the eyes of the world of sumo wrestling is shrouded in secrecy one on one nice gets rare access inside a sport where ancient tradition meets modern scandal on al-jazeera. al-jazeera is news not the biggest stories of the week deliver

vaccinated that makes it easier to keep the tradition of making a move with a suite mate of similar lena and filled with walnuts dates or mr chose this year we're happy to be together for this ok's. this is after this and that i cherish because it's passed from generation to generation it is here because of our the book and everything we managed to be together last year unfortunate we couldn't call it real we were just maybe 5 that there was a cross on top with each other so we were able to do it. still everyone is cautious the method of preparing the sweets with the shapes symbolizing the thorny ground jesus war and despond stepped in vinegar is handed down from generation to generation. jerusalem's old city is the center of easter celebrations for palestinian christians and usually for visitors from all over the world the church of the holy separate is believed to be the site of jesus' crucifixion his tomb and resurrection last year it was closed several times because of the pandemic this year it's also very quiet here with mainly local christians visiting foreign tourists are not allo

who's helping fellow immigrant families overcome the stigma surrounding special needs children and lena d. whose son is autistic found attitudes within their own community were some of the biggest challenges that they faced jessica baldwin met her in the city of bristol. i mean a son manasseh her is now calm a lanky teen's smiling down on his mother but it wasn't always so from birth he cried endlessly didn't sleep at night and was nothing like her other 3 children at 2 his diagnosis was autism leaving ameena devastated i don't understand when my son is not talking you not use bain and you see. i don't know that's probably me i crying always if you my son is cry me a cry autism is a developmental disorder with a wide spectrum no 2 cases are the same some people never speak others are streaming anxious while some may be socially distant it's estimated globally between one and 2 percent of people have some degree of autism researchers here in bristol have found a higher incidence among some molly immigrants to the u.k. in the somali culture autism doesn't exist children on the autistic sp

yes lena actually raises many concerns in terms of if you are right. clearly there are. actually very problematic nations including the uk that for example on again off any organizations we. ascribe to abi comes on trial we are with the continent which is better. and could actually lead to your instruction in i'm taking to task for stations a way to restrict access. very clearly we don't it's rational and. but he cautions that organizations. can actually you know it's private you know way that is not compliant and. is pretty is not an increase. at least i didn't actually it was something i didn't i didn't mean organizations that are you not. government on this earth when she's really programmatically in communication and. if the community is only one of many when we loot you know that context has been compiled in. an argument that. context what context shall i be able to be that there has been a lot of my faith nation and all of. this is fine but. without it i mean a shock when. one of things i wanted to do was just to care for a sense of the atmosphere in front so i tol

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for duran meters and lena families to pain is unbearable 4 of their relatives were killed last week during a military operation ordered by the vinous when government security forces accused them of being part of a colombian rebel group and said they didn't come but the neighbors and family members insist they were innocent taken from their homes and executed under pressure venice well as the defense minister vladimir by breena said the armed forces were lige to defend their country from the regular groups but added that human rights needed to be respected and that the events at the border would be investigated. hello there on the clock in the hall the top stories here on al-jazeera and jury deliberations have begun in the trial of the full a police officer accused of killing george floyd in final arguments the prosecution also jury whether floyd would have died without their shaven kneeling on his neck for 9 and a half minutes they all used this was mudda not police. bad george floyd begged and tell he could speak no more and the defendant continued. this is salt.

the phone rings day and night no worries lena and picking brett up tonight. the villagers depend on him and he can match in their lives without petrovich know their death. you could get one recently. used to driving the train she said oh yeah you please don't stop till i'm dead but 1st i said to her are you crazy that you have to move and you kept it a month later she was dead. so i carried out her last wish i took her to the cemetery. petrovich plans to carry on driving his train for 10 more years until the last villager has left. did you know that people in france can get very old like really really old a french woman reached 122 years compared to that colette's may seem like a young lady after all she's only 106 years old but that's not stopping her from her passion for music. colette's months has been playing the piano for a century she was born into an upper middle class family in 1914 and what my mother was a hard woman she was quite masculine and even went hunting that music was my consolation my tenderness. especially loves the romantic works by rober

saw diane warwick, aretha franklin, martin luther king, bobby kennedy, nipsey russell, diane kara, lenarn and bill cosby. carson created an astonishing moment where african americans could burst forward into in cultural identity of their own. and created an astonishing moment of opening white america's eyes to black culture and black politics on a show and on a timeslot that was generally treated as a lighthearted prelude to bedtime. it seems to me, only carson had the wisdom to appreciate how important that week was and the modesty to understand that he shouldn't be hosting the show when this message was being provided. years later, will be goldberg view that programming as one of the key may wake up calls for white america. which he said that show said, that those weeks were programming show where here, were americans, were part of this country, we're not going anywhere. for those interested in this week, there's an nbc documentary called the sit-in that i would recommend. now, carson didn't stop there. 1968 was about to get much worse. and carson adjusted his programming, in response

the dog lena helps. it's possible that some beetles have landed on a nearby cherry of a month. or one sign is when there's resin flowing out. but we can't say for sure and i mean usually would be a bit further out so we'd have to take the tree down my says have either a woman who was newborn it's fine should we do. so and i'm mr hogg in my studies coming with a chainsaw and we'll take a look all right at least on. the trees here are ready for market and would have been felled anyway it's a good opportunity to see if there are bark beetles here. i. go i was one of. the 2 foresters head over to take a look but don't find any signs of bark beetles is that it's. it's. the. same amount of chicks 5 metres further rob mccallum there are no bog beetles down here no tunnels nothing to use for an os going on the those trees of it if we checked them we'd find tunnels under the box from old infestations from his yeah that's what we were looking for but the woodpeckers probably finish them off at the space to try. when they do find a park beetles they treat the trees right away. other than

krista lena george eva -- kristalina georgieva.he numbers and what all of you in the united income have done with this pandemic is extraordinary. guy: absolutely. critically, the pubs open on monday. tom: so that is where jon ferro has been. guy: absolutely. as you say, he has been on sabbatical. i am not sure what the name of the sabbatical is. tom, thank you very much. fantastic interview. let's take a look at what is happening coming up next. we will be hearing about "balance of power." we also have the cable show coming up. alix: will be kicking that off on dab digital radio. that is coming up at 12:00 in large gash in new york and 5:00 in london. -- in new york and 5:00 in london. coming up is "balance of power," eurasia group president ian bremmer will be joining david westin. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...dele

lena wen, you recently received the johnson & johnson vaccine. you participated in the trial. you be looking for? >> i received the johnson & johnson myself about two weeks ago. what i'm looking for today is, first of all, i think it's important for us to say the pause was the right thing to do. we need time for exactly this kind of public and transparent investigation. what i'm looking for is, what do they six individuals who got this rare blood clot, what do they have in common? is there something they have in common until the fact they are women under 50? if they have an underlying medical condition, we can say those who have that condition should probably avoid this vaccine. then i also want to hear the discussion of what is the real incidence. might be there be cases we're missing because clinicians were not looking for it? finally i'm looking for the vote. at some point this committeely voting. they may say they want to release the pause expect for a specific subgroup. that's what i expect could come out of their recommendations today. >> are you surprised this blood clo

a portal and high schools to lena vote on naming its new mascot to ponder whether the proposed evergreenmbol is racist. after the school board's director flagged that trees may remind some people of lynching. a painful part of our past. the current mascot named after the prominent black activist and journalist, right now the mascots or the trojans. well, bailey versus canseco. game features the baptist versus the jesuits. kevin, once a sports reporter come is here to tell us about who came out on top in this battle. kevin, listen, i still love and recovered from the canseco buzzer beater shot the other night to put them into this game. >> that was a great game pit i was looking over at some of my statistics and for the dash 86 of 70, your final score. barely coming away at the victor as they not only claim the title for this relatively small school in the great state of texas, the men's basketball team can finally say hey, it's not just the women's possible program that can somehow come up and win a national championship. the bears catalina 28 and two season. they beat the bulldogs of ca