. >> lynette mackey founded the nonprofit mackey's corner last november a year after her 12 year-oldson jamal mackey died by suicide. there are signs they went to a site outside. >> so what i've learned is that now i need to people that there are that they may not see the calm and suicidal on saturday at yulman park in san francisco's bayview hunters point neighborhood mackey held her second suicide prevention and awareness event. >> providing access to therapists social workers and mental health agencies addressing the public health issue with my grandson committed suicide. i believe in social media that he was in so that it was something to stop what he was feeling. >> he did not know it's permanent and he would not come back. so that me going. i know that he didn't want to leave i know. you know, one of david's dad, his mom, his family, jamal, played football for the san francisco brown a youth development and leadership organization. everybody. >> needs everybody has a story. everybody has something that they're dealing with, whether positive or negative and not providing turn. >

mackey founded the nonprofit mackey's corner focusing on suicide prevention and awareness on saturdayand awareness event connecting people with therapists and social workers. mayor london breed addressed the crowd. we need to not be afraid to admit. >> if we need therapy or if we meditate or we're doing something to take care of our mental health, something to take care of our sanity in this really roller coaster of a world that exists holding the event in the bayview hunters point neighborhood, an opportunity to reach out directly to the african-american community. >> we're discussing mental health has long been considered taboo now times john opportunity, >> i also meeting give us. so we've got to fight against social media. so that's >> so that we can bring awareness to that. a lot the center's for disease control and prevention says the year jamal was lost. someone died by suicide. every 11 minutes away in san francisco. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> police arrested a santa fe man in san mateo county on dui and weapons offenses. officers took the suspect and request us into

. >> reporter: surveillance video shows the moment a man broke into mackey reni's creative design in beach. the man spends several minutes inside the shop rummaging through cases and drawers stealing what he can before taking off. the owner says aside from the items the man got away with, he stole a sense of security. >> this is the worst break-in we've ever had. we've had items stolen out of here like sneak thief. that's why we had the camera set up, but nothing like this. he missed luckily some important things, but he also took about $40,000 and a little over $40,000 worth of hand-crafted work. >> reporter: mackey hand crafts items here and runs a metal working school. some of the stolen work was his. some was from his students and teachers. >> it's really horrible when it's your hand-crafted work. we are probably going to have to do a fundraiser to cover some of their losses as well as mine. >> reporter: the break-in happened the beginning of may. this is an active and open investigation. aside from the projects he's working on, mackey is now going back and forth with his insuran

mackey founded the nonprofit mackey's korner focusing on suicide prevention and awareness on saturdayvention and awareness event connecting people with therapists and social workers. mayor london breed address the crowd. we need to not be afraid to admit. >> if we need therapy or if we meditate or we're doing something to take care of our mental health, something to take care of our sanity in this really rollercoaster of a world that exists holding the event in the bayview hunters point neighborhood, an opportunity to reach out directly to the african-american community. >> we're discussing mental health has long been considered taboo. now times john opportunity, anybody to me give us. >> so we've got to fight against social media. so that's >> so that we can bring awareness to that. a lot the center's for disease control and prevention says the year jamal was lost. someone died by suicide. every 11 minutes away in san francisco. philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> coming up, the directors guild reaching a deal with major hollywood studios. what it means for the writers strike now entering

mackey founded the nonprofit mackey's korner focusing on suicide prevention and awareness on saturday at yulman park in san francisco. mackey held her second suicide prevention and awareness event connecting people with therapists and social workers. mayor london breed address the crowd. we need to not be afraid to admit. >> if we need therapy or if we meditate or we're doing something to take care of our mental health, something to take care of our sanity in this really rollercoaster of a world that exists holding the event in the bayview hunters point neighborhood, an opportunity to reach out directly to the african-american community. >> we're discussing mental health has long been considered taboo. now times john opportunity, anybody to me give us. >> so we've got to fight against social media. so that's >> so that we can bring awareness to that. a lot the center's for disease control and prevention says the year jamal was lost. someone died by suicide. every 11 minutes away in san francisco. philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news on a good day for

mackey founded the nonprofit mackey's korner focusing on suicide prevention and awareness on saturdayo. mackey held her second suicide prevention and awareness event connecting people with therapists and social workers. mayor london breed addressed the crowd. we need to not be afraid to admit. >> if we need therapy or if we meditate or we're doing something to take care of our mental health, something to take care of our sanity in this really rollercoaster of a world that exists holding the event in the bayview hunters point neighborhood, an opportunity to reach out directly to the african-american community. >> we're discussing mental health has long been considered taboo. now times opportunity, saw some give us. >> so we've got to fight against social media. so that's >> so that we can bring awareness to that. a lot the center's for disease control and prevention says the year jamal was lost. someone died by suicide. every 11 minutes away in san francisco. philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> it's 6.34 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the miami heat in the denver nuggets are ba

. >> lynette mackey founded the nonprofit mackey's corner last november a year after her 12 year-oldt to a site outside. >> so what i've learned is that now i need to people that there are that they may not see the calm and suicidal on saturday at yulman park in san francisco's bayview hunters point neighborhood mackey held her second suicide prevention and awareness event. >> providing access to therapists social workers and mental health agencies addressing the public health issue with my grandson committed suicide. i believe in social media that he was in so that it was something to stop what he was feeling. >> he did not know it's permanent and he would not come back. so that me going. i know that he didn't want to leave i know. you know, one of david's dad, his mom, his family, jamal, played football for the san francisco brown a youth development and leadership organization. everybody. >> needs everybody has a story. everybody has something that they're dealing with, whether positive or negative and not providing turn. >> that's for young people. express themselves does not giv

lester >> janis mackey frayer in beijing thank you. >>> in ukraine new efforts in the east are provoking war of words from russia as it claims a major ukrainian offensive has failed molly hunter reports from a country on the apparent eve of major battle, where sirens are sounding once again tonight. >> reporter: tonight ukraine is accusing russia of spreading misinformation the russian ministry of defense announcing today that a major ukrainian offensive had failed on the eastern front in donetsk, releasing this drone video russia says shows ukrainian tanks being stopped in their tracks the ministry also claiming hundreds of ukrainian troops have been killed. nbc news has not independently verified these reports. one ukrainian official calling it "an absolute lie they did not cause us any losses." ukraine's deputy defense minister saying, "we are continuing the defense including counteroffensive actions. but ukraine is not labeling any battlefield advances including those in bakhmut today as a spring or a nearly summer counteroffensive instead the ukrainian military announcing a strict c

before the end of the year lester >> all right janis mackey frayer in beijing. thank you. >>> in mississippi at least one person died and almost two dozen were injured by an overnight tornado, the latest in a wave of destructive storms blayne alexander reports. >> reporter: across the south it's the unforgiving sound of summertime severe weather, striking in the dead of night. its latest target, louin, mississippi >> whoa, that was big. >> reporter: overnight a reported tornado tore through this community an hour outside of jackson where people were rushed from their mangled homes on stretchers daylight reveals the true scope of the devastation. trees torn to shreds, homes now unrecognizable all of it leaving more than two dozen people injured and claiming at least one life. 67-year-old georgine hayes. >> she's a good person good church person, you know >> reporter: her cousin lester lives right across the street he helped pull her from the rubble. >> her house where the black jeep at. >> right there >> it was right there. it's gone now. ain't nothing there. it'

lynnette mackey is a fillmore native. she says she remembers her childhood home being seized in 1975 during san francisco's urban renewal phase. we were on the top. my grandmother and grandfather on the bottom. we came in and out through the back doors. so the doors were always open. those doors forcibly shut after the city said the home was condemned despite her grandfather's pleas to bring it up to code. that denial, she says, was simply racist. he fought until his death. the city only paid $26,000 for the home and gave the displaced family a certificate of preference. a fancy way of saying you're evicted. i'm now living in subsidized housing. my grandfather and my mother always said, you'll always have a home , you'll always have a home. this was paid for. you'll always have a home. and for someone to take it away. and now we don't always have that. home scholars like uc berkeley professor jovan scott lewis, who sits on the california reparations task force, say the only way to atone for the legacy of slavery is throug

protesting the ruling and say the trial was politically motivated by his rivals, including president mackey. so, insistence a police of events, sancho from running for office next year. well, the form of tax collect, so it came to foot in the last election in 2019 and how successfully typed into growing frustrations with the president. so, so it goes to forward to say so has failed to create jobs and a stifled opposition criticism, and it will say re missy may seek to bypass presidential term limits and run again next year. so has neither confirmed or denied. this sancho has strong support among urban youth. many have heated his close to protest against traditional problems. i don't think sometimes is deadly crackdowns by right place. when it goes, huck is life for us in the cynically it's capital doc and nick, uh for so long set of goals being viewed as this example of stability in west africa. you'd been on the streets all day or somebody like this evening as well. i haven't quite seen protests like this before now and since march 2020, when, when the trial a response on co started. i mea

lynnette mackey is a fillmore native.e remembers her childhood home being seized in 1975 during san francisco's urban renewal phase. we were on the top. my grandmother and grandfather on the bottom. we came in and out through the back doors. so the doors were always open. those doors forcibly shut after the city said the home was condemned . despite her grandfather's pleas to bring it up to code. that denial, she says, was simply racist. he fought until his death. the city only paid $26,000 for the home and gave the displaced family a certificate of preference. a fancy way of saying you're evicted. i'm now living in subsidized housing. my grandfather and my mother always said, you'll always have a home , you'll always have a home. this was paid for. you'll always have a home. and for someone to take it away and now we don't always have that. home scholars like uc berkeley professor jovan scott lewis, who sits on the california reparations task force, say the only way to atone for the legacy of slavery is through repair re

lynnette mackey is a fillmore native. says she remembers her childhood home being seized in 1975 during san francisco's urban renewal phase. we were on the top. my grandmother and grandfather on the bottom. we came in and out through the back doors. so the doors were always open. those doors forcibly shut after the city said the home was condemned despite her grandfather's pleas to bring it up to code. that denial, she says, was simply racist. he fought until his death. the city only paid $26,000 for the home and gave the displaced family a certificate of preference. a fancy way of saying you're evicted. i'm now living in subsidized housing. my grandfather and my mother always said, you'll always have a home , you'll always have a home. this was paid for. you'll always have a home. and for someone to take it away. and now we don't always have that home. scholars like uc berkeley professor jovan scott lewis, who sits on the california reparations task force, say the only way to atone for the legacy of slavery is through re

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lynnette mackey is a fillmore native.e remembers her childhood home being seized in 1975 during san francisco's urban renewal phase. we were on the top. my grandmother and grandfather on the bottom. we came in and out through the back doors. so the doors were alwayst after the city said the home was condemned despite her grandfather's pleas to bring it up to code. that denial, she says, was simply racist. he fought until his death. the city only paid $26,000 for the home and gave the displaced family a certificate of preference. a fancy way of saying you're evicted. i'm now living in subsidized housing. my grandfather and my mother always said, you'll always have a home , you'll always have a home. this was paid for. you'll always have a home. and for someone to take it away. and now we don't always have that home. scholars like uc berkeley professor jovan scott lewis, who sits on the california reparations task force, say the only way to atone for the legacy of slavery is through repair reparations, which isn't about a h

in a conversation with russia's sputnik news agency , mackey said that europe should make a big decisionration. to grow by hand will bring, but if it remains in the system dominated by the united states, it will cause possible infection and deindustrialization facing the republic. he added that the war in ukraine made the gift of the united states and europe more towards the united states and asked that it be strengthened for the continuation of the unipolar order, most of the countries the world supports the multi-polar system. may your day be happy and full of goodness and blessings, god bless you. we had in the news that the electronic goods list plan will be implemented from the middle of this month . details of how to use electronic goods at this stage, it has been said that the first three deciles of the first income society will be included. it is not in my heart. in karbala , it was considered the main priority. we are dedicating to the relief committee for the relief and welfare committee applicants for free . if decided to the higher ones are now 24 million people settled in th

him on fits to running next year's elections where he's seen at the main challenge of the president mackey south, the president's critic saying his ambitions for a controversial the term in office at the heart of the action against sancho for the government denies using the judiciary to suppress a position. the st. flashes that have accompanied this rate case of threatening political stability and set a goal, which has long been considered one of africa's leading beacons of democracy. and the ruling against those months. uncle will only feel the flames. to some sports news now and a full of friendship and brought a noisy and controversial in to the hopes of one of the local favorites at roland garris. on the main side of the jewel on the women's side, it was less complicated with eagerness beyond take underlining his status as tournament favored. calling hood hood, for instance, within 40 as well. number one, a guess for your own take, took little time. establishing who dominance against the american clear loop. the precise paul took the fists at $64.00, and then that meant less resistance

him on fits to running next year's elections where he's seen of the main challenge of the president mackey south. the president's critic saying his ambitions for a controversial the term in office at the heart of the action against sancho for the government denies using the judiciary to suppress a position. the st flashes that have accompanied this rate case of threatening political stability and set a goal, which has long been considered one of africa's leading beacons of democracy. and the ruling against this month's uncle will only fuel the flames. that's all the news for now. coming up after a short break, adult films series looks at the problem of plastic possible waste and the problem with the coca cola company in resolving that issue. don't forget the website is there any time you needed the deputy dot com and i'll be back in 45 minutes wondering if i stay with the leading profiteering instead of responsive the global business of asbestos. this is not legitimate business. the people that are in don't deserve to be treated with any kind of.

. >> 12 year-old jamal mackey junior killed himself in november 2021. shot to his family who says there were no obvious signs he considering the i don't know what it that something he did. leave a it was spontaneous you didn't even know. so we never know. but he does banning the social media play to to san francisco ground bombers and enjoyed his friends happy. and yet he's no longer here last november, backing profits, mackey's corner. focusing on suicide prevention and awareness on saturday at yulman park in san francisco not be held second suicide prevention and awareness event. >> connecting people parents and social workers. mayor london breed addressed the crowd. we need to not be afraid to admit. >> if we need therapy or if we meditate or we're doing something to take care of our mental health, something to take care of our sanity in this really roller coaster of a world that exists holding the event in the ba view hunters point neighborhood, an opportunity to reach out directly to the african-american community. >> we're discussing mental has lo

mackey saul president of the republic of south africa mr.rmaphosa series president of the republic of zambia mr. hakainda dear prime minister of the arab republic of egypt mr. mustafa molly dear representatives of the republic of the congo and uganda dear friends the development of relations with the countries of the african continent is a priority of russian foreign policy, consistently, we stand for the further strengthening of traditionally friendly relations with the countries of africa and the main regional association , the african union, on the basis of the principles of equality, mutual respect and non -interference in internal affairs. this year, our cooperation with african partners in the widest range of areas is developing very actively , we will have to comprehensively prepare for the landmark event of the second russia africa itself , which will soon take place here in st. petersburg, i am sure that during this the event will be able to identify new promising areas of interaction between political, economic, scientific and tech

let's discuss with janis mackey frayer in beijing as well as nbc senior white house correspondent kellyonnell standing by in washington we know the meeting between blinken and xi lasted about 35 minutes, following hours of other discussions and meetings with other top officials what have we learned about what was discussed and how it's being viewed there in china? >> reporter: what was curious is it was kind of down to the wire with this xi jinping meeting officials had been coy for a couple of days, not confirming when or if the secretary of state was going to meet with china's president. but it did happen this afternoon. from all accounts it was a positive meeting given remarks xi made at the beginning and the statement that was put out at the end. i had the chance to sit down with the secretary of state after he finished his meetings before he got on that flight to ask whether he believed that this visit accomplished what u.s. officials said he was setting out to do, to put a stop to the downward spiral with china and to reset relations this is what he had to say >> it's a good and i

alex. >> all, right janis mackey, thanks for. that now in washington where we just got a new reaction from lawmakers to the trump indictments. nbc's julie tsirkin is joining us once again from capitol hill. julie, it is quite a contrast of opinions on both sides of the aisle. so what are you hearing? >> yeah,. alex let's first talk about republicans because with president biden, being silent on this issue and directing his top allies to stay silent as well, republicans are of course the loudest voice in the room when it comes to the response. to the former presidents indictment and his arraignment. earlier last week. now the majority of them are not in the middle of this. they are not defending the former presidents actions which i think is very notable. but they are trying to tow the line here and continuing this rhetoric that's the government is somehow weaponized against conservatives. you will recall the day of a committee in the house designated under speaker mccarthy to investigate just that, long before this indictment. an

janis mackey frayer is in beijing for us. how hopeful are both sides here?: expectations are low. the fact that the visit is happening is a bit of progress here. it follows months of tense and terse relations between the u.s. and china since the spy balloon was shot down, and secretary of state blinken called off a visit here hours before he was supposed to travel to try to reset relations, so in many ways, this is now the reset of the reset. and the relationship was icy even before the balloon. it's broken down even further over tech export lists, supply chains, taiwan, russia, and now these accusations of chinese spy bases in cuba. but it seems there's been just enough of a thaw to get both sides in the same room. and the conversation actually started a couple of days ago with a phone call between the secretary of state and his chinese counter part, the foreign minister here, a former ambassador to the u.s. judging by the readouts from the conversation, it wasn't a warm one. the chinese statement telling the u.s. to stop interfering in china's affairs, and

i know miss mackey used his filling detail. ordinary people the truth as he saw it. it wasn't for the yukon to break truths to those who don't want the clearly, whether or not vendor people or reviving nonsense is no concern. what's our to do? i stage tonight. so anything that makes you trans, willing to cause trouble with russia as welcome, united states proves live is the trouble that the ukraine is apparently prepared to present russia. the american politicians didn't seem to many issues. but there is something on which they always agreed. america is exceptional, direct our economy, not the here's how american journalist and pulitzer prize winner, eric lex below, explains that americans rock obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. which i think it means a living to a higher moral ideal based on democracy and freedom and human rights. and that's just simply on true. so the exceptionalism in one regard, claims to be a license to do anything without fear of repercussions. it's also an indicator of the world that the exceptionalism that america

i want to bring in nbc's janis mackey frayer from beijing, what's the latest?er: the secretary of state seemed to think that this was a very positive visit for him. this was a visit, remember, that was called off four months ago in the after math of that spy balloon being shot down. when i asked him at the very end of the interview if he believed that the spy balloon incident is over now with china, that it's water under the bridge, he said that chapter should be closed, suggesting that he's seeing these talks in beijing over the past couple of days as a new starting point where he did admit that he did not make any progress was in reestablishing defense lines of communication. these are the military-to-military phone lines between the u.s. and china if something should go wrong. they have been silent for months now despite attempts to get them reopened here's more of what he had to say on that. >> it's a good and i think important start. both china and the united states, i think, recognized that we were in an increasingly unstable place in our relationship i t

in the u.s., before the end of the year. >> thank you to janis mackey for. editor-in-chief of foreign policy magazine to talk more about. this i want to pick up on a point that jen made. that aids specifically the chinese economy. we're looking at a central bank there. are cutting interest rates. this week as well. growth slowing down. and certainly it seems as if it could be an opportune time for the united states to step in and when it comes to repairing relations with china. sort of taking advantage of the vulnerable place china finds itself in. >> i think that's right, it's a better position for the united states to be in the other way around. i think it's also worth noting that the chinese are going to stick to their guns. many of the things they've been talking about over the last few months. they feel like there is a lack of trust on both sides. they feel like some of the breakdown in communications and talks is a america's fault. not anyone else is they think that america has sort of pushed forward this tough rhetoric of trying to decouple from china

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biden was flown to marin county for a fundraiser, landing at college of marin mackey field. that came hours after the service of the u.s. fighter jet intercepting a private plane that had flown into the restricted airspace over marin county. these children from the ross diversity, equity, and inclusion group were very excited to see mr. biden, or at least try to see him. >> interesting? >> we saw him. >> reporter: these two women came up on the spur of the moment. >> we were driving around the area because we lived near here and we saw people dressed up and all the cars and we just wanted to check it out. >> we were like you know, we are going to follow you, see where you were going to stand. >> reporter: asal.fundraiser had donors and the goat between $5000 or cents and $100,000.00 each. mr. biden's visit to the bay area ends tomorrow. he will be heading back to washington, d.c. his campaign war chest millions of dollars richer because of his visit. disco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> impressive for others people who go to see the president. artificial intelligenc

boy, you you might know miss mackey used his filling detail. ordinary people the truth as he saw it. it wasn't for the yukon to bring things to those who don't want the clearly, whether or not vendor or people are reviving nonsense. and there's no concern which albert to united states for tonight. so anything that makes the trans willing to cause trouble with russia as welcome, united states proves live is the trouble that the ukraine is apparently prepared to present russia. the american politicians don't seem to many issues that there is something on which they always agree to. america is exceptional. direct our economy, not the dsl. american generally stand, pulitzer prize winner. eric lex below, explains that americans rock obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism, which i think it means a living to a higher moral ideal based on democracy and freedom and human rights. and that's just simply on true. so the exceptionalism in one regard, claims to be a license to do anything without fear of repercussions. it's also an indicator of the world that the exceptiona

is supposed to say of the trial as the 16 rose, evasive by his rivals and treating the president mackey. so they insist it's employed to prevent some car from running for office. next year. well that's bringing correspondent nicholas hack who is on the streets for us in the senegalese capital dot com next. so some go has been a quizzes of these rep charges, but it doesn't seem like he's going to escape prison time. and i can see from what's been happening around you that, that, that's not going by very well, but the support is that's right next to us. uh, it seems that sancho will go to prison no matter what, according to the verdict and the judge's decision. but 1st, in order to get him to jail hill, the police, the security forces will have to drive through the street. it's 1800 local time. normally the street is bustling with activity. that wouldn't be able to stand here . look at it now. it's running battle since this morning since the verdict has been announced. and it's not just like this here on the streets. there are a sporadic clashes in the capital, the car in the show, the 2n

. >> reporter: it was big excitement today, president biden flying into town landing at mackey field. take a look at the president hopping out of the helicopter this afternoon. he was only here for a few hours. definitely worth his time. then it was on to the motorcade, up to a mansion at the top of a hill in ross, and a couple of women who woke up this morning not even thinking about the president decided they had to find out more about this fund-raiser. so they headed that way. >> we were driving around the area because we live near here. then we saw, like, people dressed up and all the cars, and we just wanted to check it out. >> we asked, and they said the president's here. we're like, we're going to follow you. >> reporter: the fund-raiser, the tickets were going between $5,000 and $100,000. another big day for president biden's re-election fund. from here, it was back to san francisco and another night in a hotel. in larkspur, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> a lot happening in marin county. another note here to pass along, president biden was asked today during that ai ro

him on fits to running next year's elections where he's seen of the main challenge of the president mackey south. the president's critic saying his ambitions for a controversial the term in office at the heart of the action against sancho for the government denies using the judiciary to suppress a position. the st flashes that have accompanied this rate case of threatening political stability and set a goal, which has long been considered one of africa's leading beacons of democracy. and the ruling against this month's uncle will only fuel the flames. sports though and day for the french open, brought a noisy and controversial end to the hopes of one of the local favorites. on the men's side, on the women side, it was less complicated with egos, suite and tech, undermining her status as a tournament favorite. a good friend stifling 40 as well. number one, a guess the own tech took little time. establishing who dominance against the american clear lou? the precise paul took the fists at $64.00 and then met less resistance as she rudely steamrolled through the 2nd sight. 6 love on the way to

sancho was politically motivated and part of a plot to stop him running for president next year. mackey solves government denies this and so i sent a goal is facing an insurrection. its promise to use all measures necessary to restore stability. nicholas hawk, was it some of those protests on thursday and has this report from the call? we're inside the car university and look at it now as their share and destruction everywhere across this university. but also across the country, banks had been looted, supermarkets had been destroyed, and the army has been called out here inside the car university where there was heavy protests yesterday students for down the faculty of law. and that's more than a symbol. they say they don't trust the justice system of this country, following the verdict of respond sancho and they say they'll continue to fight until he's legible to run the upcoming presidential elections. and that's why the, you have so much violence at the moment. that's what's at stake. it's these elections that are still 9 months away. so why now? well, what are the reasons there's so

him on fits to running next year's election, where he's seen of the main challenge of the president mackey. so the president's critics say his ambitions for a controversial the term in office. the heart of the action against sancho for the government denies using the judiciary to suppress a position. the street flashes that have accompanied this rate case of threatening political stability and set a goal, which has long been considered one of africa's leading beacons of democracy. and the ruling against those months uncle will only fuel the flames or purchase it is real against the government's plans, additional reforms they're entering there 6 months this weekend, the unrest is brought to include other issues such as inequalities between ultra, of course, the docks and non orthodontics parts of society now or orthodox men who study of religious schools do not have to serve in the military. only around half work official jobs and they're, they contribute fewer taxes. they're often entitled to more states support because of their low income, a recent budget, the allocated the community bill

secretary blinken telling our colleague, janis mackey frayer that that is a work from progress but calling it a good start. >> and blinken is now in london where you are. what's on the agenda so far? >> reporter: he'll be attend ago major conference of donors to ukraine helping to support ukraine's defense against the war that russia has launched there. he'll also have a chance to meet with his ukrainian counterpart as well as with the top british diplomat. he'll attend a reception with king charles. much of the focus of his diplomacy here in london will be on preparing for a major nato summit that president biden will be attending in lithuania. >> josh letterman, thank you. >>> the united nations has adopted a pact known as the high seas treaty, the first of its time. it creates a framework for protecting international waters. it governs things like fishing, mining and oil extraction. nearly 200 nations have signed the pact. the u.n. has a goal of protecting 30% of the planet's land and sea by 2030. >>> tropical storm brett is brewing in the atlantic. nbc meteorologist angie lassman is tr

violations, but still the main ones are you wearing socks when the guys are going to take out their black mackeypictures of something, and the cheat sheets, of course, are the same crumpled pieces of paper with each other. and if, of course, every time the child will be approached and pulled by something on your smart watch, or you are sitting there somehow incorrectly, but this is also not very good, therefore, if the suspicion is really so obvious. that is worth writing. today it became known that graduates of belgorod schools will be able to enter universities. without the unified state exam. recall in early june in the shebekinsky urban district, which in recent days, undergoing massive shelling, they decided to cancel the unified state examination, the governor of the region vyacheslav gladkov said, in connection with this, the minority sciences allowed belgorod applicants to enter universities without the unified state examination , the department instructed higher educational institutions to conduct entrance tests in the interview format. the innovation will affect graduates of schools in

protesting the ruling and say the trial was politically motivated by his rivals, including president mackey. so they assist as a ploy to prevent selling co from running for office next year because cause they support from the capital city stock. com outside the car, university of a battle between security forces farmed with fear. yes. and protested, responding, but still they're angry at it for its decision to put on position the do we spend? so i'm going to be in jail for 20 years and the judge found him guilty of corrupting the youth. after a young woman accused sancho of rank, the verdict has angered his supporters with you as the president of using the justice system to eliminate the protesters. target has the vehicle including our car, breaking our window panic. the residents want her to avoid being sponsored the violent moved and say, the single largest it may hope, but it is, i want nothing to positive identified the, it's not the policy. so if i were just looking in a part that says point to send me the pay the deposit for the problem to see what is even like the my asking for if yo

3rd mandate, but sancho has been very critical of the corruption inside the government of president mackey. so he was sentence just a month ago of, of, of defamation when you choose to a senior government minister of embezzling millions of dollars that were supposed to go to employing youth or resolving unemployment and unemployment of youth. he has enormous support among young people. young people that are out of job that feel that under the presidency of mucky cells, maybe the economy has been blooming, but the iniquity has been growing. and during the national dialogue, we're present mucky. so how these national dialogues yesterday at the presidential palace, he addressed that he recognized that the economic fall out of the cobit pandemic. but also the russia ukraine crisis had exacerbated tensions in that many people here in this country that has enormous potential in wealth are living in poverty. and those are the people that we're seeing on the streets that are protesting and that are supporting we spend sancho and they're targeting specifically supermarkets and gas stations. that's

his act comes with a warning, may kouz drowsiness, comedian joe mackey. and like a warm, summer evening, she attracts bugs. fox contributor kat timpf. how you doing, joe? >> joe: not too shabby. how you doing? >> greg: great. you got your collar popped. >> like elvis's 68th comeback. >> greg: you look like you are starring in "mild hog." i like it, though. says liberaci's -- >> i look like someone who doesn't belong around children, the moment i put it on. >> greg: would you be comfortable housing illegal migrants in your home? >> greg, it could be a bad situation for everybody going forward. what if i have a lady over and things are getting amorous? i can't have my style cramped. plus, what if i like to walk around naked and enjoy country music? they will not enjoy that. fascinating situation issue the left is surprised anything has consequences, like open borders, people might cross them. if you give people free crack pipes, somebody might enjoy delicious crack. >> greg: i enjoy tudor dixon enjoying something you said, right? i saw your face. country mu

if he is a said 2019, he ran against incumbent president mackey solid in the presidential election. then he came out since the place, but also cemented his role as a rising opposition. lead and senegalese politics. done, the guy is a center please. all sign a journalist, he's also the former director of information and the regional brock eco us. he says, the government has influence this verdict a civilian day for us in regards to democracy. so as i was going for a duty politics, but that's what we are witnessing now. and uh, this me, uh, showing the extensions as we move towards the 2024 piece distributions, the government of the month about maintaining law and order. it will try to abide by the decision made by the justice. and this is clearly a decision, is that the is somehow much to bind it in the book the by the government because just instead of god is clearly controlled by the exec, deep, uh, hundreds of people under do attends in synagogue. and on the other hand, we have the people in the opposition and mr. stobel and is what it was weird dido for, for by lucky. so we try t

initiative led by south africa's presidents, serial around the plaza and send the goals president mackey. so, originally in ukraine, by train from neighboring poland, a journey, no customer for visiting dignitaries, less ordinary was what happened next. as the delegation was being showed mass graves in the city of butcher west of keys a short distance away in the capital itself. an el rey deluxe sounded followed by loud explosions of air defenses as the ukrainian f. o says 12 russian cruise missiles was shocked at the sky. this was damage caused by folding debris, notes of keys. it's believe to be the 1st time, but besides the tax has targeted the capital ended surrounds why willed liters have been visiting. it is also the 1st time that any peace initiative has been brought before the leaders of those countries following talks with presidents the landscape . the delegation hates the russians to be president of that. do me a booty. we're here to listen to listen both to prison zalinski and tomorrow would have been listening to prison for, to reduce so with deep respect for the people of u

e macket [explosion] >> greg: all right, joe mackey, that was the way out. >> that is the way he wanted greg: tyrus, you own a lot of pets. my sister sends me the most odd text. talk about 4th of july, dogs will poop everywhere, give them benadryl. >> kat: you challenged that in. >> greg: i helped reagan take care of her dog during 4th of july and he -- everywhere all over the house because of the explosive noise. there is the truth. >> kat: there is more than one of you. >> greg: is there anything? >> funny, instead of yvette, you ask her brother. >> depends on the dog. you don't want to give them marijuana to relax them. nice shroom gummy, let them experience -- >> greg: no. why did i ask you? >> take them on a journey, keep them safe. anyone here grew up in the '70s, can be a spirit guy and talk through the trip. >> greg: forget it. >> pet him. try petting him, greg. relax, it issin fine. or you forget it is fireworks, they are coming for me. cnn is coming for me. >> greg: i can hide under the couch. >> some fireworks fell into the water. they couldn't get a j give a gu with a boat a