and an investigation _ daughter, madeline. and an investigation that _ daughter, madeline.t of a police station on the portuguese argyle. inaudible.— the portuguese argyle. inaudible. with no bail condition. _ inaudible. with no bail condition. her— inaudible. with no bail condition. her parents l inaudible. with no bail. condition. her parents have long been cleared of their status, buti6 long been cleared of their status, but 16 years later, madeleine mccann remains lost. now the police, the investigated branch of the portuguese police were accused madeleine mccann�*s parents stating in abduction and hiding daughter's body, have said sorry. the bbc has been told that officers from the pga travel to the united kingdom. they met madeleine mccann�*s fatherjerry and they apologised face—to—face. the pj told panorama the apologies for the way portuguese detectives handled the case and treated the family. it handled the case and treated the family-— the family. it was an apology for the past. _ the family. it was an apology for the past. this _ the family. it was an apology for

this is ecological geneticists, madeline find open. madeline's looking at a range of approaches to make colors more resistant to rising temperatures, fig samples, selectively breeding to toughen out the opponent animals all alternatively tinkering with the out the that give color them back colors to mark for all get a live inside the carl dishes we can take them out of the coral, and most of these can be cultures in the lab. and in the left we can increase the rate by which the cell gate equals matter line use this approach to create heat resistant how gain which when put back in products, created more heat resistant colors. so if we combine all these approaches, is that it will we be able to save these unique eco systems from climate change. if we implemented every tool in our toolbox today from marine protected areas, reducing pollution using some of these more active interventions, stress hardening or manipulating the genetics of corals. it will not be enough to save korea if we do not reduce emissions that is absolutely central. the truth is that coal respond incredibly sensitive to

madeline salamone is an attorney and college athlete . in her college years, she played lacrosse for duke university and entered her first year as ranked number sixc nationwide. however, her colleagues involved many battles with injuries, resulting in surgery. these challenges gave her a deep understanding of the physical, mental, and emotional issues that many college athletes and door. she also chairs the ncaa division i student athletes advisory committee, serving on rules, legislative and leadership roles. her tireless advocacy led to the granting of voting power for college athletes at all ll levels of ncaa's governance. as an attorney, she has represented college athletes on matters related to athletic eligibility, scholarship appeals and mental health issues. ms. madeline salamone holds a bachelor's degree from the university of north carolina school of law. welcome and thank you. >> thank you. we appreciate all of you being here today. before recognizing the witnesses, i would like to remind them that the oral testimony is restric

madeline: ok great. thank you so much it was great talking with you thank you.nd thank you so much for watching this, tune in next week , wednesday i will be back with mary ziegler and we are going to talk all about abortion and what is happening. lots of news. that will be a really timely and interesting conversation.

the western europeans will look at it, that’s how they looked at you, recently in finland, today madelines world, what are you doing inside russia, why didn’t you shout when the houses exploded, today ivanov, in my opinion, is already calling from paris , making excuses to this madam, that you are making excuses to her, that you are to her, then they heard they got drunk, warrior darkness, blood, revolution and murder. at first you are afraid, yes, at first you are afraid, very scary, and then you just begin to get used to this sound, to what is flying, you hear, somewhere nearby, but it seems to have fallen, and you are sitting there and thinking, so, well, alive, thank god, i’ll go to the store, then i’ll go, this is how it’s expressed, in fact it’s... a terrible thing, a habit of war, yes, fear is present from time to time, but very often we probably lose the sense of self-preservation, and because of that that there is too frequent shelling, this war has been going on for too many years, unfortunately, in 2019, my daughter’s father died in combat positions, in 2014, and because of she

the western europeans will look at it, that’s how they looked at you, recently in finland, today madeline what you are doing inside russia, why didn’t you scream when the houses were exploding, today ivanov, i think, is already calling from paris, making excuses to this madam, that you are making excuses to her. why are you making excuses to her? then they heard gulps, warriors, darkness, blood, revolution and murder. at first you are afraid, yes, at first you are afraid, very scary, and then you just begin to get used to these sounds, to what is flying, you hear, somewhere nearby, yes, it seems like you fell, and you are sitting like that you think, well, i’m alive, thank god, i’ll go to the store, then i’ll go, something like this... in fact, this is a terrible thing, a habit of war, yes, fear is present periodically, but very often, we lose , probably a sense of self-preservation, due to the fact that there are too frequent shellings , this war has been going on for too many years, unfortunately, in 2019 , my daughter’s father died in positions, combat positions, in 2014, due to shelli

it's breaking. >> laura: madeline, new york is moving to suspend the right to shelter mandate relieveds obligations and the number of homeless people seeking shelter grew by 50% over a period of time. now, talk about a little too late a little. we are going to get rid of the right-to-shelter in. 30 days in and 30 days out. that has been the rule in the shelter system for years. i know homeless people, a woman sits outside of my job. she has been sitting there for five years. okay. she will disa disappear for 30 days go back in. they are going to recycle these illegals through the shelter system. 30 days in, 30 days out. now, keep in mind these people are from hot climates, okay? what's going to happen well, a lot of them. all right? what's going to happen in the winter time when they find themselves outside? >> laura: there will be people dying in the street. dan, democrats will not. even when people are dying in the streets, they will walk over the dead bodies of migrants or walk past the girls being trafficked which is happening all over new york city by the way on scooters. they are

madeline joins us live now. welcome to fox news channel. reaction when you heard congressman bowman pulled the fire alarm? >> extremely irresponsible, childish, foolery, desperate, a lot of different adjectives. a lot of different adjectives. there is no way mr. bowman and say that was a mistake or an accident. before he is saying that you surprised by his explanation? >> no i'm not, absently not. this is the type of the political shenanigans that we see being played across the board. by the entire democratic and progressive party. they will stop at nothing to try to obstruct, distract and get their way. they are good throwing tantrums like little children. eric: let me show you part of what he said in his defense will put up on the screen screen. i am embarrassed to admit i activated the fire alarm and mistakenly think it would open the door. i regret this and sincerely apologize for any confusion this caused. but i want to be very clear this was not me and anyway trying to delayed a vote. it was the exact opposite as trying urgently to ge

madeline rivera, live in jerusalem, thank you. all right, gasia thank you. madeline thank you.francisco who was trapped by the war finally made it home safely over the weekend. manny yekutiel, a restaurant owner and a member of the sfmta board, was visiting family members when hamas began attacking israel. after days of hiding in bomb shelters, manny flew from tel aviv to dubai, then on to san francisco. on a commercial flight. manny says he'll take the next few days to process what he's been through. i also know what it feels like to watch children have to run away from missile strikes. it's a horrible thing. i wish that on no. one, whether they're jewish, palestinian, anything. no one wants children to be caught up in this. now, united airlines and delta airlines plan to add more routes from athens, greece, to help people who can get there . american and united airlines will be using larger planes on its direct flights to europe to accommodate more people. palestinian supporters are making their voices heard in the bay area. this is the inevitable result of 75 years of oppres

i mean, the invasion of iraq, uh, i think madeline albright was asked before the invasion, uh, that, she was told that half million children had died, iraqi children because of of the sanctions, before even the mass killing. uh and she was asked if this was a price worth paying for to realize american uh goals and she said yes it's a price worth paying so they're quite happy to see half million iraqi children dead because of sanctions they're quite happy to see they were quite happy in my youth to see 3 million vietnamese dead uh after america invaded so the the idea that the there's nothing surprising in european elites striving to control access of inf access by their populations to information that would help them make sense of what's going on and concealed the most bloody aggression, it just is part of european and north american ruling class uh skills, they do it, sometimes they lose and sometimes it fails and i have to stress in the case of israel uh there's a real crisis brewing because and i woke up 9 days ago on sat morning and i could not believe what i was watching on tv,

, this is the australian who's in charge his perturbed or because he's in trouble right now with madeline albright the secretary state isn't trouble, sandy berger. he's in trouble with bill clinton because he had promised them that i would start a war. but i did the, the washing is why it was and why in this country, what if i give but loony of the store in this shed? and i showed order for now i'm not going to say lots of green scale. when i am, what i could catch at your desktop session, let's just show new york, just a new fund. your bond is going, you said, oh it's in the the near the, the release of the russian states never is as tight as i'm sort of the most sense community invest, not getting hold of all sun set up. the keys on i used to be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on rochester rooting s r t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the payment services for the question, did you say a request for check? the of the latest number 22 people are dead and delta i

is that when he declares that the united states is an irreplaceable country , with reference to madelineut his girlfriend, his late girlfriend, madeline. remove, yes, he is still probably giving out wishful thinking or is transporting his thoughts, so to speak, 30 years ago, because when with the president the united states refuses to meet with its allies, the king of jordan, which means the president of egypt, and, in fact, the head of palestine, who also considered himself a partner of washington, this says a lot, that is... the united states no longer perceives, let alone as an irreplaceable power, in principle as a power which is capable of offering something constructive, while netanyahu himself also generally listened to him during biden’s visit, but as we see, he behaves as he originally intended, taking into account the fact that their relationship was very problematic and biden refused to invite him to washington in the oval office, which is also unprecedented in the context of us relations with israel, and so, in principle, the clouds can be said to be gathering in political te

his perturbed or because he's in trouble right now with madeline albright the secretary state, he's in trouble, sandy berger. he's in trouble with bill clinton because he had promised them that i would start a war. but i did the the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the victims thousands of us and they say they are providing too many minds getting to 1000000000. we will know, transparency, the commodities obliterated in our hostages are returned home. war and god love becomes a war was in the you and as of passing and boy accuses is very isn't while his house, as far as the video and let the of how much the i think think of it the okay to see it says ready is life continue to bring death and destruction to us of the 5 seen death. so.

died from the sanctions in iraq, which is the the the the americans, foreign minister at the time, madeline when they ask her abc news, is it worth it, half million a child to die from sanctions for what happens in iraq, she still insist, it's... live on tv disgusting and the people today we they witness as well the united states of america is using what we call atrocity propaganda especially about things proven wrong and proving total fabrication and lies like beheaded babies and stuff so and couple with that the people lost lost you know faith in their government in their political system you can see it in the streets, they don't believe, and they heard the united states of america, us state department in fact has worn the diplomats to stay away from phrases such deescalation and seas fire, people asking for the war to stop, and the american administration ordering its own diplomat to stay away from, end the violence or blood shed and restoring calm, these phrases are forbidden in the united states of america. while as well with us and the collective was funding the genocide which they ar

there's an in charge is perturbed because he's in trouble right now with madeline albright the secretary state isn't trouble, sandy berger. he's in trouble with bill clinton because he had promised them that i would start a war. but i did the the the, this is, it is combat. it is what it is ugly and it's going to be messy. and it isn't. civilians are going to be hurt. well, i think that was that will be little less up in the state of indian blood, shedding god as a rock regardless of the gas to climes existing $1500.00 pilots in less than 3 weeks of these. do i do because he is like almost another 100 to overnight and this is important to us. you recognize the effects by on my eyes. the loss happened in the.

butler, this is the australian who's in charge his perturbed because he's in trouble right now with madeline albright the secretary state, he's in trouble of sandy berger. he's in trouble with bill clinton because he had promised them that i would start a war. but i did the the, after the end of world war 2, the national liberation movement, it'd be an intensified dramatically having driven away the japanese occupiers. the vietnamese patriots by no means wanted the return of the former french colonizers. but brands did not want to lose the rich colony and decided to beat the opposition by board. in december 1946, a full scale war broke out. the main bay 3 arctic organization led by o g min inflicted heavy losses on the french. the invaders were in raged according to western historians, up to $250000.00 lives of peaceful feet and these were on their contents. the colonialists widely used the practice of mass rape of the enemy's women. as revenge on the gorilla. in 1947, the french destroyed the village of knights rock, murdering 170 women, and 157 children. however, terror did not help. in 19

because he's in trouble right now with madeline albright the secretary state is in trouble. sandy berger. he's in trouble with bill clinton because he had promised them that i would start a war. but i did. the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real live indians. fixtures, design to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground can the scenes the beginning of its history? the united states of america has officially declared the striving for freedom and people's rights to happiness. however, in reality, having one independent american colon is tested for the total extermination of the indigenous population of the continent. american indians were deprived of their land. local residents were driven into reservations given the worst agricultural territories, while the best land was appropriated by white colonizers. the strongest flow to american indian tribes was the exte

he's perturbed because he's in trouble right now with madeline albright the secretary state is in trouble of sandy berger . he's in trouble with bill clinton because he had promised them that i would start a war. but i did the the, [000:00:00;00] the explosions, rock gals of israel extends its ground operations and intensifies its foaming campaign. palestinian debt told reportedly top 10000 people, thousands are struggling to survive. find their loved ones. i meant the devastating consequences of the company they announced on the radio, the telephone and internet services had been cut off. we became detached from the world. the showing happened in the camp and people rushed to collect their children . the 1st arrivals to the hospital informed that all phone and internet services were cut off and they connected.

butler, this is the australian who's in charge his perturbed because he's in trouble right now with madeline albright the secretary state is in trouble, sandy berger, he's in trouble with bill clinton because he had promised them that i would start a war. but i did the when i would show the wrong just don't you have to safe house to kind of get after kids and engagement trails. when so many find themselves will support, we choose to look for common ground. the in the western world is given the israel of green light, to exact revenge in the wake of a mazda is attack on october 7th, and doing so. the west has made it clear international humanitarian law and the rules of war are subjective and arbitrary. some lives for more valuable than others . the name load as the session of the, the u. n. c's calls from the is only called for a c. it's fine garza as the class is going to use to escalate the invoice from iran and georgia to live on a peaceful resolution. let's restore faith in the peace process as the only possible to ending this conflict that on it. so it is of the have must have declared t

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he's perturbed or because he's in trouble right now with madeline albright the secretary state isn't trouble, sandy berger. he's in trouble with bill clinton because he had promised them that i would start a war. but i did the the latest on the 22 people did and dozens weren't good. as a gunman goes on a rampage and the largest us not shooting so far this year. the suspect is still at large. no forwarding to telling everyone to stay at home and lock the door, the free people that killed off israel stripe. so residential area. oh gosh, on the corner of the local authorities or the palace thing and death told, hoping 6500 emitted die, a humanitarian crisis. we no longer have the little chest of food is cooling, we don't have medication.

butler, this is the australian who's in charge his perturbed because he's in trouble right now with madeline albright the secretary state is in trouble of sandy berger. he's in trouble with bill clinton because he had promised them that i would start a war. but i did the, it's really ball mistake the lives of, of the $5800.00 during the palestinians in less than 3. we did a 100 and truth more added to the death poll overnight. this is, it is combat. it is bloody. it is ugly and it's going to be messy. and innocent civilians are going to be hurt. washington says more civilian casualties and gods are are ahead on us just the reality of the conflict the .

he's perturbed or because he's in trouble right now with madeline albright the secretary state isn't trouble, sandy berger. he's in trouble with bill clinton because he had promised them that i would start a war. but i did the, these early bombs take the lives of over 5800 policy names in less than 3 weeks. the heart of law added to the death toll overnight. this is, it is combat. it is bloody, it is published and it's going to be messy. and innocent civilians are going to be hurt. washington says more civilian casualties in gather ahead and that's just the reality in the conflict.

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he's perturbed because he's in trouble right now with madeline albright the secretary state. he's in trouble of sandy berger. he's in trouble with bill clint, because he had promised them that i would start a war. but i did the the yeah, watching is why isn't why in this country, what if i give but plenty of the store in this shed and a short order. but i'm not going to say lots of green scale when i am what i could catch at your desktop session. let's just sean, your just is fun. you bought this one. you said almost in the the media the, the, this is it is combat. it is bloody, it is ugly and it's going to be messy. and innocent civilians are going to be hurt . well, i think the walls, i will be the laptop in the civilian bloodshed all the time. that's the reality. what was the us? the resolution is a license for happy hazard, said a few minutes. aaron measures that as well as co, pays for the journey. it's wrong on gracious. nobody wants to try it. i think the us off the to resolution on the garza, i'm the new are you in the country currently on the un security council vote

died from the sanctions in iraq, which is the the the the americans foreign minister at the time madeline obr, when they ask her abc news, is it worth it half million a child to die from sanctions for what happens in iraq, she still insis it's worth it, live tv disgusting and the people today we they witness as well the united states of america is using what we call atrocity propaganda especially about things proven wrong and proving total fabrication and lies like beheaded babies and stuff so and couple with that the people lost lost you know faith in their government in their political system you can't see it in this street. they don't believe and they heard the united states of america, us state department in fact has warned the diplomats to stay away from phrases such deescalation and seas fire, people asking for the war to stop, and the american administration ordering its own diplomat to stay away from end the violence or blood shed and restoring calm, these phrases are forbidden in the united states of america, while as well... with us and the collective was funding the side which

fox's madeline rivera reports now from jerusalem. another convoy of humanity aid crossed into gaza from egypt on monday. trucks have been distributing those supplies to shelters, housing thousands of displaced people. so far, israel has not allowed fuel to enter the region out of fear hamas could confiscate it for military purposes. israeli forces say they will escalate attacks on the militant group and once again urge civilians in gaza to move south, have a lot of the citizens from gaza city have already done that. for those who haven't done so, you are endangering your life. israel's military says troops took part in training exercises on monday to prepare to enter the gaza strip. according to a new york times report, the us advised israel to delay that ground operation for hostage negotiations. but the white house says it's not getting ahead of military operations. we have since the beginning of the conflict in the early hours maintain a level of communication with our israeli counterparts to ascertain their intentions, their stra

still still where i was, my friend madeline albright said the indispensable nation tonight are innocent people all over the world. whole because of us who believe in a better life because of us or desperate not to be forgotten by us or waiting for us. time is of the essence. i know we have our divisions at home. we have to get past. we can't let petty parts of angry politics given way or responsibility is a great nation. we cannot and will not let the tears like come off of tyrants like put in when i refuse to let that happen. and almost like these, we have to remind we have to remember who we are, where they knighted states of america the united states of america. and there is nothing, nothing beyond our capacity. if we do it together, i follow americans. thank you for your time. my god bless you all, the god protect our troops. that was us president joe biden addressing the nation stuff and lots to unpack. there was through that for you the most in this speech. well, um it was uh, as expected, it was a try at times very emotional appeal to the american people to stick with the adminis

of course, this is not the 1st time haitians ethic also experienced numerous amounts of for, and madeline interventions, including when the united states, okie by the country for nearly 2 decades and occupation, occupation that has brought at the locals. neither peace nor prosperity, as was promised. now the goal of course, of back then was to fight the end is to back up the into communist regime. in this case, for this resolution, the u. s. has also tried to lobby canada to lead the force as well, but canada has refused and now we have kenya leading the intervention. and as we also said, the un deployments to haiti have proved to fail. they've uh, brought a color outbreaks to the country, reports of sexual abuse against the citizens. but let's now take a deeper look at these interventions the as a ride that has given us a perspective to various interventions in the past that has not really brought any solutions to the asian situation. but make us understand why is the us advocating for afresh, dimension in a to get this time now and be back in haitian leaders accused of authoritarian rul

various parts of the occupied west by 25 year old, a 5th year old, and a 32 year old pa, this the new madeline killed and all of those rights. one of them took place in bit 3, which is nice that fall away from where we are. this is a strategy change before it used to be one rate and these right, these would come in and go out nothing that would be hard for. it's now multiple rates in multiple areas, and those rates are still hard for jeanette, alaska. count, for example, where the 25 year old was killed. actually these ready on the face to improvise explosive devices and heavy fighting match actually fight the way in, and then fight that way back out of that, right? well, so all of this goes on the rest numbers. keep going up as well. some 6600 palestinians are currently in these, right. the jail 35 of those were put in is ready jose last night and may be 1800 of those are in the administrative detention. and that means that held without charge . so this is ongoing and those figures are going up day by day. but of course a in run, they'll be concert over in the west bank at what's going on in

is weighted forces set forth in the gaza strip, then everyone will turn it into a multi phones. madeline, clearly that is a message by the islamic a problem with that different uh, units and basis of the resistance from toronto and the resistance acts as well step in was gauged. and i told you that that's not a, that does not meet that different countries will stuff. and of course, the resistance font is an unofficial para military network that brings together a different area, military and militias around the region, including the flesh, the shopping in nevada. he's also called us on sort of law movements and yet, which stood against the yours of all these already like coalitions war against the men. and again, several resistance forces inside syria and also some resistance forces inside afghanistan and as well on living on time also. and just as long as you know how to move it, all of these forces and unit some base as well. join hands to turn the battlefield into a multi front war. so this is highly possible because of these one for public keeps talking about it on these one probably

still still where i was, my friend madeline albright said the indispensable nation tonight or innocent people over the world. whole because of us who believe in a better life because of us or desperate not to be forgotten by us or waiting for us. a time is of the essence. i know we have our divisions at home. we have to get past we can't let petty parts of angry politics given way or responsibility is a great nation. we cannot and will not let the tears like come off of the tyrants like put in when i refuse to let that happen. it is almost like these. we have to remind we have to remember who we are square, they reminded states of america, the united states of america. and there is nothing, nothing beyond our capacity. if we do it together, i follow americans. thank you for your time. god bless you all, the god, protect our troops. live pictures the from the white house on the apple office years president joe biden getting that special and read speech from the able office on the situation on the boys in gauze and ukraine. he said he was the 1st american president to travel the israel a

portuguese police tell the bbc they've apologised to the parents of madeline mccann for the way theyn the forecast. not only that though — the threat of damaging winds as storm ciaran approaches. and coming up on bbc news, former spanish fa president luis rubiales is banned from all football—related activities for three years after kissing a player on the lips

portuguese police tell the bbc they've apologised to the parents of madeline mccann for the way theyandled her disappearance. and with a flood warning is still in force, there is yet more rain in the forecast. not only that though — the threat of damaging winds as storm ciaran approaches. and coming up on bbc news, former spanish fa president luis rubiales is banned from all football—related activities for three years after kissing a player on the lips out at the women's world cup final. good afternoon. this is the bbc news from jerusalem. israel says it's expanding its ground offensive in the gaza strip. it says it hit a further 600 hamas targets in gaza in the past 2a hours, killing dozens of fighters barricaded in buildings and tunnels. witnesses say an israeli tank and armoured vehicle briefly cut a key road from the north to the south of the gaza strip, entering close to gaza city. israel has been bombing gaza since the attacks on october 7th by hamas — designated as a terror group by the uk — that killed 1,400 people and saw over 200 people taken as hostages. meanwhile, the un

changed, the truly liberal hawks would come, again, in the person of bill clinton, everyone else, madelinehey could simply trample on this agreement, abandon it, as in they refused further, well, listen, how many such agreements have the americans generally thrown out, yes, yes, almost all of them, well, start, recently spiegel, by the way, published a printout of these negotiations, in my opinion, baker, yes, about that they really promised, but these were also probably semi-official conversations, as soon as we began to believe them, they began to deceive us, because if you don’t believe , you understand who you are dealing with, you cannot be deceived, now... with bush the elder, and accordingly, bush the elder is already alive no, but his son is alive, also the president of the united states, bush jr., let 's see, you didn't want to take russia into nato, right? no, i wanted her to be on the edge of nato for a while, but then putin changed, all he wanted was to stay on the edge of nato. i have always felt that ukraine should be in the eu in nato; in fact , now there is a war not only o

chairman fred like to welcome madeline salamone vice president the college association. is an attorney and college athlete advocate in her college years she played lacrosse for duke university and her first year ranked number six nationwide by inside lacrosse. however her college career involved many battles with injuries, resulting in three neat surgeries. these challenges gave her a deep understanding of the difficult mental and emotional issues many college athletes endure. she also chairs ncaa division one athletes and committee serving on rules, legislative and leadership. her tireless advocacy led the granting of voting power for college athletes at all levels ncaa. as an attorney she has represented college athletes on matters related to athletic eligibility, scholarship appeals, abuse, transfer and mental health issues. she holds a bachelors degree in public policy from duke university and a doctorate from the university of north carolina of law. welcome and thank you. >> thank you. we appreciate all of you being here today. so before recognizing the witnesses i

america is still a beacon to the world, still us, as my friend madeline albright said. irreplaceablen's friend, former us secretary of state madeleine albrade, she became famous mainly for the fact that in this post she personally selected targets for the bombing of yugoslavia in 1999. and the phrase that the american president quotes was said a year earlier in an interview, and there is a lot of interesting stuff there. if we have to use force, it is because we are america, we are an indispensable nation, we stand tall, we look further into the future than other countries, and we see the danger that threatens us all. this concept was later followed by the use of force in afghanistan, then in iraq, in libya and syria. it would take a long time to list examples of the export of american valuables; all of them are extremely expensive and are taken against one’s own will. the american publicist and also a former state department employee, william bloom, once undertook to read it in a book about the cost of the us desire for world domination. if we try to express this desire for dominanc

. >> laura: madeline, new york is looking to suspend the right to shelter mandates saying it should beief of obligations when the number of homeless people seekingerio shelter grewy 15% over. a period of time. now, talk about little too little, too late. just head over here in midtown. you can see the problem everywhere. oh, we will get rid of the right to shelter love. >> 30 days in and 30 days out here that has been the shelter system for years. i know homeless people it woman sits outside of my job and was sitting there five years, okay. she will disappear 30 days because that is when she can go back in but the 30th day she has toe be out.stem so they have to recycle these illegals through the shelter system 30 days in and 30 days out.tes, keep in mind, these people come from hot climates. okay? what is going tol ri happen -- >> laura: whata lot of them. >> what is going to happen in the wintertime when they find themselves outside? >> laura: there will be people dying in the streets. into my credits will not -- eve, when people dying in the streets, they willie walk over e dead bod

. girlfriend biden's former us secretary of state madeline albrade became famous mainly for the factst she personally selected targets for the bombing of yugoslavia in 1999, and the phrase quoted by the american president was said a year earlier in an interview, and there is a lot of interesting information there, if we we have to use force, it's because we are america, we are an irreplaceable nation, we stand tall and look further into the future than other countries, and we see the danger that threatens us all. the concept was later translated into the use of force in afghanistan, then in iraq, in libya in syria. it would take a long time to list examples of the export of american valuables; all of them are extremely expensive and are taken against one’s own will. the american publicist, and also a former state department employee, william bloom, once undertook the calculation in a book about the cost of the us desire for world domination. if we try to express this desire for dominance in numbers, it should be recalled that since the end of world war ii, the united states has more

madeline gardner one of the leading global designers for weddings and quinceaneras. didn't know this surprise was coming. what can you do with this money here? >> i can do more work shops. we can have more work shops with the girls, more retreats. this money means we get to heal the world. we don't have to be victims to our trauma and our circumstances. we get to rise up powerfully as hispanic women and beautiful, beautiful, and empower the girls and do more. and so thank you. i am grateful. i'm excited! [ cheers ] >> oh. we can feel the love. >> boy are we excited to see you. as lori said, this is about self-confidence, about building self-confidence in these young women. and if you can believe it, we still have a lot more ahead for our quinceanera celebration. more surprises. now over to you, ginger. >> loving it. thank you, rebecca. now to a new documentary about one of the most influential first ladies in history. lady bird johnson. the lady bird diaries, produced by abc news studios, uses her own recordings, which started after the assassination of president ken