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don't film was next on the channel of film, looking at who controls libby as the migrant of tension camps. it's titled stuck in libya. don't forget the website as they approach the lightest d, w dot com were also on twitter an instance at c w news. i'm anthony. how'd in berlin for now? thanks for watching and have a good time. on the greens and then you feel worried about the planet me to i'm the old hosting the on the green fence post and to me it's clear we need to change. join me for a deep dive into the green transformation for me, for you, for the plant. oh, i may i listen of it though, my name is nobela. ha had abdulla i was sent out already. i'm 28. she had some lew, i've been working in the department for combating unauthorized migration and tripoli for 5 years of what i thought so film z, we treat them like libyan citizens and deal with them fairly mama we're all equal in the z o jim mission, they get everything from i say even cigarette as ha ha, no wishes denied them. really, we don't want them to feel like they are in a prison like your leg. with please we need freedom. we nee

thanks libby. hi everyone. it's really nice to be joining people from charlottesville and albemarle county and so a little tiny bit about me in addition to libby's great introduction. people always want to know how it is that i am writing that i came to write this book and basically i've been writing about beer as a freelance journalist. since 2005 in the philadelphia metro area, and i've been really focusing on women in beer that entire time gotten involved in a lot of different women's organizations in the beer space started one or two of my own and published this book last year. a couple months ago about six months ago now, um and the background to the book is that this is the first book to chronicle the history of women in beer and women actually have been brewing beer or you know some semblance thereof for probably about 200,000 years basically for out most of human history water was either not safe to drink or was believed to be not safe to drink. people didn't drink soda. there was soda wasn't invented j

for me, libby is just the transit country. i want to continue to europe in search of freedom of justice and peace with our let me know what these are photos of patients we recently admitted to our to per kilos. this ward to they've all been tortured by criminals. most of them aren't even 18 yet and already have scars of burns and violence. do you think you know what they're safe for now for a few weeks or months? one as long as they're being treated by doctors without borders. but after that same question always arises, it says, what will happen to them too? and it never stop. so there are always new ones coming. one is released from the clinic and the next ones come never stops. so they don't kill with the transport of the people who have been brought to libya from their home countries, for example, from somalia, money, and as soon as they arrive here, the smugglers demand money. they say now you're going to pay and they demand astronomical sums. good, you can move on to law. we're talking $101520000.00 to buy their way out.

libby casey here for the reporting. michael j.ith law, and i believe a little bit of ethics mixed in there, too. appreciate both of you. >>> coming up, we get into never before seen footage and michael is back talking about why the hearings are breaking through. g. you can instantly start saving on your travels. so you can go and see all those, lovely, lemony, lemons. ♪ and never wonder if you got a good deal. because you did. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ are the stars out tonight? (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ ♪ alexa, play our favorite song again. ok. ♪ i only have eyes for you ♪ your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some...rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb

pimco's libby cantrill on whether anything will get done. worries about recession battered stocks and some have fallen to attractive levels. andrew bary will tell us where to have bargains. we begin with the most important things investors should be thinking about. you might be surprised what cheered investors up, where to find signs of the market up next move. a major shakeup for kellogg, which food stocks are good defensive plays netflix and meta have fallen so low they are value stocks. on "barron's roundtable," ben levisohn, carleton english and jack hough. friday ended with a nice run for the market with the dow up 807 points. what cheered investors up? ben: the s&p had its best week since 2020 and all it took was fed chairman powell acknowledging a soft landing for the economy could be very difficult. you wouldn't think acknowledging we might have a recession if we keep raising rates like this would get investors excited but the market looked at that and said this means the fed will not keep raising rates as aggressively. they dialed b

well, let me just say, libby is now a graduate of west point. [cheers and applause] thank you for your -- [applause] i know your mother is a colonel and you have the heart of a champion. you are willing to serve our country, and we need more young people like yourself taking a step forward and saying, america, we are the solution, not the problem. [applause] i'd love to see folks like libby standing up and saying an emphatically, i am proud to be un-american, and when we surprised her mom, that was a fun day in columbia, south carolina. many of you all remember that she serves in columbia, lived in columbia for a few years, so having that reunion and having hundreds of women who served in our military who look up to joni ernst in the room that evening where she was the guest speaker, the keynote speaker, it was a blessing to all the women who served in the country. god bless the leadership you provide, and i know that one day when you are over all the military from the vice president, i look forward to saying, yes ma'am. [applause] god bless you

for me, libby is just the transit country. what i want to continue to europe in search of freedom of justice and peace with our me. no money. what these are photos of patients we recently admitted to our, to per kilos. this ward to they've all been tortured by criminals. most of them aren't even 18 yet and already have scars of burns and violence. does human gone sick even with what they're say for now? for a few weeks or months long, don't go as long as they're being treated by doctors without borders. but after that, we'll say the same question always arises, is aside what will happen to them to rule. and it never stops all do not. there are always new ones coming, one is released from the clinic and the next ones come, it never stops. so they don't care with the constable fil rockville skeleton. these are people who have been brought to libya from their home countries. lemon law, for example, from somalia, young for money, and as soon as they arrive here, the smugglers demand money. they say now you're going to pay and they

oakland mayor libby talked about a violence reduction plan involving community-focused events at city parks called town nights. it was developed by the department of violence prevention an age to reduce gun violence this summer, a time when the city typically experiences a surge in shootings. >> town nights has come out of good evidence and data that looks at when gun violence tends to go up and that's summer and weekend evenings. and that's why these events are on friday night during the summer. we have data from los angeles that shows that this can dramatically reduce >> violence oakland police investigators released no information regarding any possible suspects or motives in the 14th street shooting the name of the deceased victim is being withheld pending notification of next of kin. anyone with information is asked to contact oakland police has mug. kron. 4 news. >> the golden state warriors are the 2022 nba champions. you might heard about this now we're getting ready to celebrate with a big parade monday. it's fun. just to say that money to champions the ducks won their 4th ch

oakland mayor libby schaaf and san francisco mayor london breed. now i've covered the vice president for many years in the past here in the bay area. now, she attempted to get into her motorcade and drive away, but i guess my yelling and the familiar face drew her to our microphone. >> good to see you, and of course, i was just having a chat with longstanding colleagues and friends, the mayors of oakland and san francisco, and we are talking about all the challenges that the nation faces. >> it was great to just see kind of our native sister rise to this place of power. and we all did check in on the roe ruling that has really damped everyone's spirits. >> very much so. >> we said how we missed her at the warriors parade and the pride parade but that she's out sending such an importance message about the importance of the midterms now that we don't have the supreme court having our backs as women. elections matter more than ever. >> reporter: now, the vice president talked with the two mayors on the tarmac for about ten minutes. not sure what's on

that specifically relates to perhaps the most controversial figure on libby as political seeing, the renegade military man kelly for half dar who is a jewel, libya, us citizen. now the high state council does not want him to be able to run. the house of representatives does overseeing all of this for the united nations is stephanie williams, the former us diplomat. and she says that in concluding statements, that's great work was done here, but it's not enough for the country to move towards comprehensive election. so she urge the 2 parties to go back to the country and try and work things out. and she also urge parties and axes within libya, not to do anything that might de stabilize the situation. there is a real fear that libya could perhaps slide back into civil war. all still had hill and al jazeera celebrations of the democratic republic of congo. as the remains of a national hero reached the final resting place on a device of tennessee complaints as political comeback in the philippines, those stories after the break. ah richard, he has begun the faithful world copies on its w

we'll watch it closely, libby. make me think, both sides of the aisle to think there's other issues to delve into. libby emmons. elon musk has been making some waves again. this time not over twitter, not over purchases, not over the media but telling his own workers, return to the offices or just get out. anthony fauci on that after this. >> neil: elon musk tells workers to get in the office or gets out. what does anthony fauci think of that? he's next. >> neil: all right. he does have a habit of saying controversial things. the latest is elon musk's message to workers that anyone wishes to do remote work must be in the office a minimum of 40 hours per week or depart tesla. he extended this to spacex. in other words, this post covid environment, that ends and ends immediately. thoughts from dr. fauci, the white house chief medical adviser. dr. fauci, good to have you back. what do you think of that order? >> i don't think it's appropriate for me to comment who an employer does with employees. different institution

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, you've got libby as neighboring countries. you've got the u. a all of had an influence over recent years. but the big thing i think is, is what happens with tele, half die, who has been the renegades, military commander who launched at an effort to try and assault tripoli in 2019. now there are many people in libya and outside of libya who don't want him to stand in the presidential elections. the higher state council doesn't want to stand, and they have said as part of the stipulation that they don't think that any military personnel should be allowed to be presidential candidates. it should be just a, a civilian position and turkey, algeria and the us agree with that. all right, thank you so much for re challenge reporting from geneva. more than 180 people are being treated in hospital after a tank of chlorine exploded in jordan. the tank blew up on monday, after falling from a crane. in the 4th of october, at least 13 people were killed. mcdahl report. witnesses described the explosion as extremely powerful. 30 tons of clot

our kron four's rob nesbitt spoke one-on-one with mayor libby schaff about the report.e has more on what she had to say about the importance of keeping the a's in oakland. in their final report. staff with the bay conservation and development commission. >> recommended that the howard terminal be released from port priority use so that a new ballpark can be built there. they'll have their final vote on june 30th if the commission approves than the planning process continues for the a's to move to howard terminal, if it's a no on the project is over. according to mayor libby shaft, she's confident that the commission will give the green light since the project isn't just about baseball, 400 room hotel, a new performing arts center, 3,000 units of housing and the parks. she says 1000 of those units will be dedicated to affordable housing a's. president dave kaval agreed to have 50% of the housing on-site be affordable in exchange for tax money generated a term that the city rejected. they put out a proposal that does not work for us, but we will be giving them an alternat

off air force two and greeted immediately by mayor of smo london breed, and the mayor of oak land, libby schaaf. she'll be here today and tomorrow. she has two events tomorrow, one in san francisco and one in los gatos. so again, it's a quick trip. she just touched down at sfo about 20 minutes ago. so she just got off the flight air force two. here's some video here just a short while ago arriving at sfo from washington, d.c., on air force two. she'll be here, again, tonight and into tomorrow where she has those two fundraisers, one in san francisco, and one in los gatos. in fact, the event in los gatos is hosted by a microsoft executive and his wife, our nbc bay area sky ranger overhead that home just a short while ago. they are getting ready. they've got the tents out and will be hosting this event tomorrow. tickets to get into this fundraiser anywhere between $1,000 and $50,000. it is hosted by kevin scott and his wife shannon scott, who is a microsoft executive. we go back to live pictures now, janelle, at sfo, and you can see the vice president there. >> yeah, she's just touched dow

in her studio at home, natalia libby, netscape demonstrates how she makes herself sculptures. this will be a spider, so nope and stuffed with cotton ranch added by when i've been working hard for several consecutive days from i can feel the effects of sewing london sometimes i hurt myself a little in, but it doesn't matter. i'll mark nix. she uses wire and yarn to make the legs that happy. here's what a finished leg looks like on the div at the negative. also them on to the body and sick or to before anti spin. ah, it looks like it could be done in no time, but in fact, it takes hours and hours. the artist makes every piece by herself, with no help by any employees. once, despite her song, together, she painted with acrylics and waterproof it natalia dreams of being able to live from her artwork some day. and she slowly getting there. i'm happy to see sales growing and more people noticing my artwork of some kind of minor added to that. so i see my, i have lots of fun doing it by and i'll keep up the struggle that kind of invite us if i know so good. this is quite a big passio

well, look, we got mayor libby schaaf coming up here. she's up on very stale. some fans are starting to get you to the parade route is not allowed. so i i can't really hear you guys tomorrow, but it is has showed up. and this is why they waited for hours. they could be this close to the players when they're on the route and then there will be show of force coming there. she before. i know we have surrounded by donation. i i was about to spray champagne. it. can it. san francisco police chief bill scott. we've like mayor libby schaaf. >> seen san jose sam liccardo. just keeps on going on. you guys. can't believe most the state spray, champagne, everybody. >> i feel like if there's one thing i took away from this coverage is i mean, sir, as my girl, right? it's an event thank you so much. we will, of course, come back to at some point we're taking a look there on the left-hand side of your screen. finally, it's our first kind of glimpse of clay here on the on the parade route. since it all started. we know kylen mills is out there as well. she both have really go

working together with the international community to create a temporary financial mechanism to manage libby as huge oil revenues. why is this necessary? because as long as there has no movement towards elections, as long as there is unlimited income from oil, the struggle for executive power in libya will continue for the next 40 years. therefore, it is necessary to reduce the appetites of rivals in the struggle for executive power and muscle. stephanie has a long record and working as a u. s. diplomat. me here, i'm sneaking world, she's definitely a product of the u. s. state department. now she's one of the top un officials in dealing with the ongoing problems and live. and apparently she's not alone in thinking these methods could work. this mechanism could provide a short term pseudo governmental function until elections take place. so the sooner that happens, the better for all libyans, the record in the united nations in libya, has left much to be desired 11 years than the nato bombing campaign topple. valasics those with government that industrialized and essentially created modern l

oakland mayor libby schaff says that the new ballpark is a no-brainer.et's stop using it as a parking lot. let's get 18 acres of beautiful public parks on that waterfront. of course, the ballpark, great jobs and a desperately needed supply of affordable housing. thursday's vote is just one of many hurdles to calm. the a's will also need approval from the state's land commission. department of toxic substances in control. not to mention 1 billion dollars in oakland, taxpayer money. the team argues the project will spark an uf economic development to create those taxes in the first place. and mayor schaff agrees it will be a money maker for oakland, not a money taker. however, not everyone is on board but a time when oakland is struggling to find solutions to urgent issues. >> including homelessness, affordable housing crime and keeping our schools open. i support open voters right to vote on how the city should spend a massive investment of public funds, especially if it benefits a private develop. >> councilmember noel gallo, whose district includes a ca

and i did mention not only libby ever throughout much of the world, especially in africa and then the lease has been really quite 7 and 10 australian say that government alliance with washington only increases the chances of war in asia. gates that own countries interests, as according to an annual, a foreign policy poll conducted by the now we institute a prominent sidney based think tank. but it's one of the concerns, more than 80 percent of australian say the alliance is important for their national security. as i mean, growing tensions between beijing and cambra as for the 1st time, australia's leader has been attending a native summit. time has warned that the expansion of the u. s. military times in the asia pacific region could provoke a confrontation. political commentator allie risk stays, washington saber rattling, could really bring more to asia america often. megs, rush decisions to go to war. that also, i think, is another perception in the australia mindset, which we can conclude from this poll, which was made i think the strains of, in recent history, the bush administr

i reckoned as the report just indicated directly, there was a nice nation not only libby, but throughout really much of the world being especially in africa. and that is as been really quite dismal. un human rights office is calling for an independent probe into the killing of at least 23 african migrants by moroccan. security forces incident took place last week when hundreds of people stormed at the border of an autonomous spanish city in northern africa. now, a bit of a warning you might find the following footage, disturbing. the, the people lying on the ground in the images had been rounded up by security forces . many of them are dead. at least 76 migrants. and 140 border guards are reported to have been injured in the incident, he went, says moroccan authorities, used baton and stones to attack the migrants as they tried to scale offense to enter the spanish enclave. spain's prime minister, however, has praised the actions of the security forces. this alone, i'm into one of which i regret the deaths of these people. but this could not have turned out any other way. i recognized th

libby is grinding these people down. i'm actually of why you in it's like i'm feeling results. you know, i've tried my best to reach my destiny, but i do not. i feel so like the depression is killing my dream. i'm at the point of giving up your thoughts. my, if i go back to my country, what will happen my plans when some day if i found a good 4 or 5 collect some money, i will go to see i get every, this is set a time or for this time i will go. this is a little because this kansas county shelter, i know all my help me ah ah ah ah. i think it's like you're with ah, what's making the headlines and what's behind them? dw news africa. the show that the issues shape in the continent life is slowly getting back to normally where on the street to give you enough reports on the inside our correspondence with on the ground reporting from across the continent. all the trends doesn't matter to you. in 30 minutes on d, w o, a sex phone operator, correct her master's thesis on the potato, marine to read a turn on. well, it gets more ridiculous from there. you don't use literature list in ge

oakland mayor libby schaff says that the new ballpark is a no-brainer.top using it as a parking lot. let's get 18 acres of beautiful public parks on that waterfront. of course, the ballpark, great jobs and a desperately needed supply of affordable housing. thursday's vote is just one of many hurdles to calm. the a's will also need approval from the state's land commission. department of toxic substances in control. >> not to mention 1 billion dollars in oakland, taxpayer money. the team argues the project will spark an uf economic development to create those taxes in the first place. and mayor schaff agrees it will be a money maker for oakland, not a money taker. however, not everyone is on board but a time when oakland is struggling to find solutions to urgent issues. >> including homelessness, affordable housing crime and keeping our schools open. i support open voters right to vote on how the city should spend a massive investment. well, public funds, especially if it benefits a private develop. >> councilmember noel gallo, whose district includes a c

i you know them record as you report, just send it directly to the united nation, not only libby ever throughout much of the world, especially in africa and then the lease has been really quite 7 and 10 australian say that governments alliance with washington only increases the chances of war in asia against their own countries interests, according to an annual foreign policy poll conducted by the law. we institute a prominent sydney, a think tank. but despite the concerns, more than 80 percent of australian say the alliance is important for their national security. as a growing tension between beijing and cambra as for the 1st time, australia's leader has been attending a nato summit. china has warned that the expansion of u. s. military ties in the asia pacific region could provoke a confrontation, political commentator, alley risk, phase, washington, sabre rattling, could really bring war to asia. more and more astray ins perceive america to have some militaristic tendencies. what i mean to say is america often makes rushed decisions to go to war. that also i think is another perce

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libby, what is the status of this legislation there's so many different forms and names it's hard to keep track. >> there are lots of different forms and names, sara, that's right, and good afternoon. as the previous reporter just said, the chips act was passed in a broader bill called the united states innovation and competition act last june on a bipartisan basis in the senate another version passed the house earlier this year. congress cannot do anything without complicating things. and now those two versions of the bills are being reconciled in a very big conference committee which, you know, has taken i think a lot longer even by their open admission, both chambers of congress the bottom line for markets is that there is a lot of bipartisan support for this bill it is basically the closest to industrial policy that the u.s. congress has gotten in decades in terms of redirecting public monies to domestic industry, including semiconductors it also authorizes $200 billion outside of semiconductors for scientific and technological research so the bottom line is this is very likely s

but libby is capacity even in the best of time, even during gadhafi was only 1600000 barrels a day. and then it over the last few years, it went down to 0 a few times that didn't after the world market. so, you know, now libya's best capacity has been about a 1000000 barrels a day before all of these closures. so a 1000000 barrel in the, in the, in the world market is not really going to make a huge difference. yes, it will affect prices temporarily during emergency time like now. but now look, i mean, libya's oil is out of the market in closing, militias and tribes and so on, have closed any exports over the last couple of months now. and nothing has happened in the world in one, in 2015, 2016. libya also had the closure of all of this production and nothing happened in the world market. so i not really that significant except now that the world needs it since the oil supplies are very low. so if we go on down the road, if the advisor suggestion is adopted, who would take control of libyan oil revenue? and how would it be managed? that's a problem. that's why i spoke about the mech

look, having these people talk, having these officials talking i think libby will tell you it's a good thing, you know, trying to bridge those gaps, trying to bridge. the differences is a good thing. but libyans don't feel that there's going to be any breakthrough because it's the house of representatives and the high council state of that are being asked to come to an agreement to bring him to bring in, to bring in elections that will see them removed. so, you know, they've been very, very good at staying in power. the parliament or house of representatives were, officials, were elected in 2014, the high council state in 2012. so they've been very good at stain in positions of power a. so live is, don't feel that there is gonna be a breakthrough. and even if a breakthrough is going to be made, there are still 2 governments in libya. so they come to an agreement on a constitutional framework. who's gonna run those elections? is it going to be that the government in the west or the government in the east? so very complicated comp, complicated situation, but a lot of international pressu

that specifically relates to perhaps the most controversial figure on libby as political seeing, the renegade military man kelly for a half star, who is a jewel libya u. s. citizen. now the high state council does not want him to be able to run. the house of representatives does overseeing all of this for the united nations. is stephanie williams, the former us diplomat. and she says that in concluding statements, that's great work was done here, but it's not enough for the country to move towards comprehensive elections. she urged the 2 parties to go back to the country and try and work things out. and she also urge parties and actors within libya, not to do anything that might de stabilize the situation. there is a real fear that libya could perhaps slide back into civil war. a national ceremony is being held in the democratic republic of congo in honor of its former president . please remember he played a major role in congress, 5 to independence from belgium. he was abducted and assassinated 6 decades ago. a tooth is only known, remain, and will be placed the new to construct, mo

first to speak during the public comment period was oakland mayor libby schaaf. it's shot. to allow this project to proceed to allow us to explore what incredible community benefits may come from it. is to allow oakland to have its chance. a staff report from the commission says there is room to divert some of the activity at howard terminal to other parts of the more than 300 acres at the port of oakland. community groups and the longshore workers lock sherman workers union are skeptical. of that assessment. they oppose this project. americans are bracing for a travel nightmare. this fourth of july holiday weekend as airlines struggle to keep up with the med. hundreds of delays and cancelations already being seen across the country today. in the months since memorial day, there have been more than 23,000 flights canceled across the country. that's more than double the amount of canceled flights from the same time last year. there are delays and cancelations at bay area airports today. so check the status of your flight before heading to the airport. the oakland

on this episode watergate and g gordon libby. >> it happened 40 years ago.ice arrested burglars in the democratic national committee headquarters in washington d.c. we remember g gordon lady -- liddy. he helped plan to break in, went to jail because of it and served five years of a 20 year sentence. liddy reinvented himself as a radio talkshow host. he provided provocative history and memories of watergate. >> it occurred to me that they might have me assassinated, and i did not want some amateur doing it with a shotgun sunday morning through the kitchen. i said if you want to go that route i would just go stand on some remote street corner and get it done without harming any of the taxpayers. the comment was i do not think we have gotten to that point yet. announcer: you can find the weekly on c-span now or wherever you get your podcasts. announcer: by vote of 396-27 the house passed a vote providing security to family members of supreme court justices. the legislation was approved by the senate in may after demonstrations over eight

now these 2 rival, legislative fir entities are, are one of the kind of tortured sir results of libby, as long as atomization on military economics, societal and, and, and political grounds. that was the result essentially of the overthrow of dictator, more mcgaffey in, in, in 2011. and these specific talks taking place over the next couple of days in geneva are the results of 3 rounds of for negotiations that concluded about a week ago in cairo that made progress, but didn't achieve any breakthrough. what they are trying to do is to gets the country of libya back to an improved and more stable version of, of where it was in december 21. when those are presidential and parliamentary elections were abandoned the last minute because of disagreements ready over a candidacy or the shed jewel, the legitimacy or of any vote, et cetera. so at stephanie williams is basically invited these to mystery and sally to geneva to try get them at a bridge. those gaps that the gap, the main gap we are we understand from reports in, in the libby media is about candice as it candidacy. and who could actu

o t. libby's ball has been working in this hospital for 10 years. either under, during these 10 years, i only got temporary contracts. they were also very shaky contracts that didn't even clearly define my area of responsibilities if them, but i mean, i feel that's why medical professionals have been repeatedly protesting the past few days. they want their industry to move away from temporary contracts to latin bodily on the rate of temporary contract is incredibly high in the public sector. and more so in health care here in madrid, more than 50 percent of hospital doctors are in temporary contracts and an emergency rooms it's 80 percent and up at the end of it will take time for the full effects of the reform law to bear fruit throughout the entire labor market, but for now, christina said we gone is happy to be able to reap some of the early rewards. a metallic pink balloon monkeys sculpture by jeff codes. one of the world's most famous living artists is going on the block to raise humanitarian funds for ukraine, billionaire, ukrainian art collec