>> hey, maria teresa.ering that four years finland has exercise neutrality when it comes to being a member of the nato alliance. and, if it does join, it will effectively double the size of the alliances border with russia. now, today's announcement follows what's seems like a very tense conversation between russian president vladimir putin and his finish counterpart, yesterday. in which putin told the finished president that joining nato would be a, quote, mistake. the finnish president responding, saying that the fed led security situation has changed markedly, given russia's war in ukraine. which finland is firmly against and clearly concerned about. in terms of the next steps in this potential stumbling block on friday. the turkish president announced his skepticism about sweden in particular, but also other scandinavian countries joining the nato alliance. citing sweden's backing, or a parent, alleged backing of kurdish militant groups. now, the white house says it's looking to turkey to clarify those

. >> good morning, it's sunday may 15th, i am maria teresa kumar in four ali velshi. we begin with the latest on the deadly mass shooting in upstate new york. at least ten people are dead three more wounded after a white 18 year old gunman, dressed in military style tactical gear, opened fire at a supermarket in a predominantly black neighborhood in buffalo new york, according to officials. the gunman has been arraigned on one count of first degree murder and is being held without bail. his next court appearance is scheduled for thursday. a senior law enforcement official told reporters that the parents of the suspect are distraught and are cooperating. and they say the suspect recently legally purchased the weapons used, which included a semiautomatic rifle, a hunting rifle and a shotgun. 11 of the victims are black and to our white, according to the officials. investigators say that the gunman livestream the massacre on the service twitch and that he was motivated by racial hate. >> that's what's pure evil. straight-up racially motivated hate crime, from somebody ou

night panel national correspondent for the nation, joan walsh, president ceo, an msnbc contributor maria teresaand canadian former writer and author of dead people suck, laurie kill marnie. it's great to have you with us. i'd like to start with you. how concerned should we be -- saying one thing to get confirmed, and this was not at a press conference or some breakfast club meeting in front of the press. this was under oath in front of the among american congress in american people. they fit something completely different than what they are espousing no. >> they did. i think the two worst defenders have to be cabinet -- kavanaugh really went out of his way to reassure us that the precedent upon precedent according to the casey decision, both of them said it was a precedent. a settled law. amy -- amy kony barrett was a bit widely or, but she had to be, because she has been on record saying roe should be overturned for years. but even she seemed to not to president -- it's really outrageous that no one seems to care that these people lied, especially most recently, the people who fooled susan col

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with us tonight to discuss, maria teresa kumar, the president and ceo of voto latino. bc contributor. maria, always good to see you. trump has already said that he will not return to twitter, but if he does, who should be more worried? democrats or republicans? >> i would say the most worried are the people that have been impacted by what trump did on twitter. and when i refer to that, stephanie, is that the el paso shooter was inspired by what the president said, and sadly, got into a car, and drove ten hours to have the most, the biggest terrorist attack in our nation's history since oklahoma city bombing. this man, if you recall, in 2020, killed almost 23 people, because he had been inspired by what trump had said about the mexican invasion. we only need to look at what happened in pittsburgh, with the synagogue, where there was a massive killing. again, people that were inspired by president trump. words have consequences. he was using his position on twitter and elsewhere, to encourage violence, divisiveness, and to break up the country in ways that we have not see

maria teresa kumar.ins right now. >> good morning, welcome to the cross connection. we have a lot to get to you this morning. for starters, there is a massive government agency that might be spying on you right now, and we will be getting on to that later this hour. plus there's the shocking new

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maria teresa kumar. she is diving in from the 8 to 10 eastern with tiffany cross begins right now. >> good morning, welcome to the cross connection. we have a lot to get to you this morning. for starters, there is a massive government agency that might be spying on you right now, and we will be getting on to that later this hour. plus there's the shocking new report on the abuse of new american -- native american children in u.s. schools. we will talk about congress looking into possible extraterrestrial. that's, right there have been credible sightings. we are opening up the x-files. we have to begin this morning right here on earth was some unprecedented developments here in the january six investigations. five sitting members of congress now facing subpoena testify and what they knew about the planning behind the insurrection. trump's five stages are already the -- already crying the subpoenas that an illegitimate west -- witch hunt. they are threatening investigations of their own if they retake the

maria's peterson devoted her life to carries for others as an icu nurse. last year she traveled to tral america on her last medical mission. she leaves behind her husband and teenage son. if virginia, teresa's vids re-- avid reader. the 10-year-old was known to bandage her classmates cuts and scrapes. similar heart aches. in new york, a hispanic community hit hard. >> there are moments we can't explain with reason. we have to walk in faith. feel our own vulnerability to care for ourselves and others. >> reporter: in the border county of hidalgo, texas, more than 35000 d deaths in a county less than a million. >> i'm not sure every one has slowed down enough to see who is missing. what gaps them. >> reporter: gaps that may never fully heal. in maryland, the first black u.s. secretary of state, general colin powell passed away. his leadership helped shape american foreign policy at the turn of the century. >> we understood even among allies ace agreements arise and what is important is to come back together. >> reporter: in gnnashville the music world lost kenny malone. johnson single get down was a global sensation. in new hampshire, william and carol stewart died holding hands. married for

maria peterson devoted her life to caring for others as an icu nurse. she traveled to central america on her last medical mission last year. she leaves behind her husband and teenage son. in virginia, teresa sperry's parents remember their daughter as an avid reader, smart, beautiful, loving, and always open to taking care of others. at hill point elementary, the 10-year-old was known to bandage her classmate's cuts and scrapes. similar heart aches reverberating all across the country. in new york, a hispanic community hit hard. two congregations united in grief after losing more than 100 members. >> translator: there are moments we can't explain with reason. we have to walk in faith. feel our own vulnerability to care for ourselves and others. >> reporter: in the border county of texas, more than 3,500 deaths in a county of less than 1 million. >> i'm not sure everyone has slowed down enough to really understand who's missing and what's missing. >> well, joining us now is a medical analyst. dr. wynn, i remember when covid first started and hearing about people were linking it to the spanish flu, and me thinking naively, 7,000 people, americans killed, that could never happen again. we ha

después de muchos años de no celebrarlo junto a ella >>> pero en el festejo la gran ausente fue maría teresa