oh, how we love doing it, what now, where the artist marian was born gods cones. now.at least guess the region, it seems to be not russian, that is, polish, which is closer to us , but berestovitsky, the berestovitsa district, i will tell you this, the soviet district. well, i was closer to the problem of geography. and yes, okay, it’s accepted, the second riddle is where stonehenge is located in belarus. i don’t hear lepensky. yes , the same village yard tarunkovich, olesya, otherwise i read the news. well, i remembered what we’ll play in the camera in order to find out who will go where today, but the correct answer for pasha is stone, paper scissors, 1 2, 3. well, well, so i have an ostrovetsky district. troteyniki was born there, the artist maryan bogu shishko and i have a crown yard, so i am very happy. i will see with my own eyes this main attraction of the village let's go. today i am traveling around the vitebsk region and i will look into the village, sochi, with the unusual name of the yard, the funnel heals. well let's go let's see what interesting things ca

from marian anderson in 1939 to dr. king in 1963 to the black lives matter protest of two summers ago. the lincoln memorial has become the nation's preeminent stage for first amendment demonstrations particularly with regards to civil rights. and therein hat lies the power and importance of our national parks. yes these sites preserve the past and enshrining the memories of the famous, but they also serve as important forums. places where we cannot only discuss the legacies of great americans like abraham lincoln, but also can draw inspiration from that legacy to call for and enact change. here at the lincoln memorial we can both learn where we came from as a nation and examine where we are headed. secretary holland has made it part of her mission to tell the full story of america. even the dark pages of our history books so that we can learn from our past and build a more equitable and inclusive future. i would be this as an american indian if i did not acknowledge the dakota 38 in which president lincoln had to make t

nbc's marian favreau is in san jose with the store you will only see in the av nbc bay area. >> reporter: this is where the postal truck was parked. neighbor said he watched as a man appeared to break into the truck then walked back to his car, carrying a tray full of mail. >> >> reporter: neighbors gathered outside in tuesday morning to connect, but today they noticed something unusual. a man in a red car parked directly behind postal truck. >> i went running down and i started recording him. >> reporter: the u.s. postal inspector confirmed investigators are reviewing the surveillance video of the alleged postal truck break-in. it shows a man trying to get in the back of the truck and moving to the side, where he gets in the side door. seconds later, he walks out with a tray full of mail. as neighbors scream at him. then he drives off with the mail. >> reporter: >> i don't like it. you can still somebody identification that way. >> reporter: neighbors say this isn't the first time so it is broken into a postal truck on the street. >> they broke into a before, like six months ago. i'm co

the murder dock, it's been shell for so long that marian must now re brief. stayed investigators about the own case with all known example alive or did a lot. but when we tried to track down eric taylor, why his son, we are mirth. some bad news. dear old and i'm a reporter with al jazeera and we would love to talk to eric and wondered if you could put us in touch with my father or brother your father. so he passed away november 2016. that's from elden taylor. facebook. eric taylor's profile is still active about a year before his death. it shows him cradling what looks like his grandchild. and it looks like he's smiling. and someone says, you look like a father that knows about changing that piece, making a buckle and but i can your child's when get it. my son knows absolutely nothing about his grandfather. i struggle to raise my son today. there's been many days when i have no clue as to whether what i'm doing in raising my son, whether i'm doing the right thing as a father. because this bastard here took my father away from me. dr. is holding his grandson or grandchild eric taylor. a

smith opens the same season as marian anderson. and the scene you talk about, he is a child reading the gettysburg address out loud from the wall. then the film cuts to a black man with tears falling down his cheeks as he hears the words of the promise of equality under god. god is mentioned in lincoln's other speech and is on the gettysburg address portion. lincoln added those, they were not in the original text. when he rewrote it, he inserted the words he spoke at gettysburg. the other mention of god is harsher. in the second inaugural address where that is written into panels on the wall, there is a fiery paragraph saying that after all these centuries of oppression, slavery, every drop of blood drawn with a lash has to be repaid by those drawn with the sword, that as we said 3000 years ago, so must it be said today, the judgments of the lord are true and righteous altogether. so it was evoking god for quality and also for retribution of the sin of slavery. host: you have written 50 books about lincoln and the civil war, do you

wanna bring, you know marian horn, she's a senior advisor with the international red cross. for afghanistan, it's good to have you with us to night. tell us what has the red cross with the red crescent? been able to do for the people in afghanistan since that quake hit yes, i can tell your view is just a level of desperation. there is enough kind of stuff this evening and has been over the past 36 hours. the teams from the red cross on the red crescent have been, you know, on the site over the impact from the 1st hours basically of the earthquake and carrying out needs assessment, being able to assist the search and rescue operation which has largely been handled and carried out by the local community and today what the teams are doing is really detailed needs assessment to be able to help, not just those who are injured and that have come out alive, but also those who have been displaced. there has been rain. there has been hail, there's a risk of landslide and really this is an operation that has to be carried out to quick pace to be able to re house and bring assistance t

smith opens the same season as marian anderson. and the scene you talk about, he is a child reading the gettysburg address out loud from the wall. then the film cuts to a black man with tears falling down his cheeks as he hears the words of the promise of equality under god. god is mentioned in lincoln's other speech and is on the gettysburg address portion. lincoln added those, they were not in the original text. when he rewrote it, he inserted the words he spoke at gettysburg. the other mention of god is harsher. in the second inaugural address where that is written into panels on the wall, there is a fiery paragraph saying that after all these centuries of oppression, slavery, every drop of blood drawn with a lash has to be repaid by those drawn with the sword, that as we said 3000 years ago, so must it be said today, the judgments of the lord are true and righteous altogether. so it was evoking god for quality and also for retribution of the sin of slavery. host: you have written 50 books about lincoln and the civil war, do you

we have a special focus on reports from the ukraine. marian, i haven't seen, i'll have another update for you at the top of the hour, but don't forget, there's lots more news in our website. just go to the w dot com. thanks for watching. ah, i'm you can like, i want. that's hard. and in the end this, i mean you are not allowed to see you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this with lions, the what's your story. ready he wasn't, i was women, especially victims of vine and seen a lot of them take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not the visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen. in full migrants, your platform for reliable information ah, this week on world stories, daily war time life in the dunbar region. young russians and exile in georgia. but we begin near the ukranian capital of kia, where investigators are exuding civilian bodies as evidence of alleged war crimes committed by russian troops. deep inside the forest lies and anonymous grace. whoever chose this place didn't want anyone to find

i'm marian ever seen from me and the entire team in berlin. thanks for watching. ah ah, a new tag, a. this visual hotspots in germany, euro, and the world d. w. travel extremely. we're in a, a with hulu again, should end up getting repetitive in top right is fighting for a way of life that makes soon be lost to day. there are just a few dozen nomadic families left in turkey. in the summer months, they move with their animals to the anatoly and highlands at the foothills of the taurus mountains. but with each here, the obstacles they face there are increasing at yahoo said him. the farmers and authorities are making their lives difficult. governor wesley ever got, but sovereign and other nomadic families have no intention of giving up their traditional lifestyle. and how do oh, we show you the juicy items i said, we'll still go out of here who just up into the mountain from me. john, you can play around freely there, then i will. we won't leave you behind to stay dead. yes. the time has come. heaven sovereign is preparing her animals for the highlight of the year.

we'll have the latest remark correspondence ah, i'm marian evans, dean, it's good to have you with us. brushes, war against ukraine is said to dominate the agenda as leaders of 7 leading industrialized democracies. meat in southern germany. german chancellor, olive shoals is hosting this year's g 7 summit before its official start. he held bilateral talks with you as president joe biden. the meeting of the world's richest nations is focused on how to maintain unity in the face of russia's aggression and how to keep up support for ukraine over the longer term. other issues such as energy security and climate change are also on the agenda. russia was once a part of the group, then known as the g 8, but it was expelled after it invaded an annex ukraine's crimea region in 2014. today's meeting is set to be a display of unity and resolve against russia. as the u. s. and german leaders underlined this. sure, we have this study with clicking on joe when we get to commercial messages with no small port because we're now joined by the w. brussels bureau chief alexander phenomena who's at the g

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i think marian are on a diplomatic level. this is a huge win for both sides of anatomy zalinski, i can see that he can count on the support and unwavering support of the west l. so a law shells to the german chancellor, say it again, that germany would not just have in a one off operation that germany was here on the long haul to help you crane up. but the thing is that, like i said, people underground want to see results. they need heavy weapons as a list of where phones that are ukranian. officials are so published to say, well, concrete, okay, we need those weapons to be able to to defeat a russian army on all territory. and because this hasn't happened well, the reputation of both all assholes dare german chancellor, an imaginary mark for all the french president ethan. i think the best here. we certainly are not going to see people waiting to see demons shake their heads. ah, the kind of help that ukraine has been asking for. we heard yesterday from the former president, peter parrish. anchor, who said ukrainians, weapon

ready ready but this family, the terrible battle for marian believes in the past that going to their relatives in relatively quiet mackey. if god defended all these years by don't bass militia, the 1st shower in 3 months and a sound sleep and a warm bed, a waiting for them. ready mm hm with with. ready ready with them with . ready ready ready ready ready ready no one knows what they will dream about. battles on the streets of their home city or the militia men who came to liberate their homes. or maybe about a new piece coming to the land of don bass, torn by an h e. s. civil war. there is more power, most comfortable. i'm more than you know, also to just about as long as you can give us a said a warmer, you know, we're there somewhere there to, to talk to them back and say, put your buddy to russia border. so with some of them are a up i do like a little dust. i was cook with the washer, missouri. i butchered sickness, a tooth on may. the 16th 2022 as of regimen, representatives approached alexander hut, kosky unit with white flags. the unit was storm in the as of style, plants base

ready ready police family, the terrible battle for marian believes in the past. they're going to their relatives in relatively quiet mckee of defended all these years by don't bass militia, the shower in 3 months and a sound sleep and a warm bed, a waiting for them. mm hm. with. ready ready a with . ready ready ready ready no one knows what they will dream about. battles on the streets of their home city or the militia men who came to liberate their homes. or maybe about a new piece coming to the land of don bass, torn by an h e. s civil war. mm hm. what our most comfortable i'm for them. it also shows up as long as you can give us a little more move. you know, we're still mirror no mirror to talk to the counselor, but your body to russia for a up. i do like a little dust. i was cook with her washer missouri, i butchered sickness with on may. the sixteen's 2022 as of regimen. representatives approached alexander hud kosky unit with white flags. the unit was storm in the as of style, plants basements, the last ukranian stronghold as of had finally surrendered. the

[applause] >> thank you marian and thank you to the leadership of the bar association . we know that as we move forward in the coming weeks, months and years there will be many strategies and tactics that will have to be determined to help leave those efforts is executive director and general counsel of the bar association, yolanda jackson . >> morning everyone. thank you to our family. thank you for being here. i cannot express how incredibly proud i am to be reading this organization on this day and during these dark and challenging times. we always standwhen it's needed and when helps themost. in a 150 year history wewalked boldly into the fight for due process , criminal justice reform , women's equality and women's rights , raise the quality once again we are working boldly into the challenge to protect and supportthe rights of people to exercise their reproductive rights . people seeking abortions have a right to privacy and liberty. people seekingabortions have a right to privacy and liberty . roe versus wade is on the verge of being overturned. on january 2023 wi

well, marian, there is no doubt that this is for this territory. he got 64 percent of the vote in the 1st round. if you look at the larger region here called sense and then he's closer to 70 percent. and this is the expectation of what will happen tomorrow, least in this part of colombia, the center north of the country where roberta was, message of getting rid of corrupt politicians has made many roads that people also remember him here when he, when he was a mayor book of mine got majority of the people remember that may be favorably he left with almost 80 percent of support. but even if there are a lot of people that don't necessarily see it that way here. who will tell you that instead that he showed, even when he was just mayor book at manga. and i was very perry and st. he is a famously when he was mayor here slapped in the face a console member that criticized them. but a lot of columbia and seems to be willing to forgive him that often even offensive style just because they see something different than the traditional politicians. it has be

form here, here and thus on the local climate, of course, not, not really does kima here for aught marian matter, really suspects that a wind system at an altitude of 10000 meters is a decisive factor in the creasing appearance of southerly winds. in the arctic, this polar jet stream is generated by warm air rising at the equator and then heading north where it clashes with cold air from the polar front. the extreme temperature difference hinders the 2 masses of air from quickly mixing. they're driven in an eastward direction by the earth's rotation until now the resulting high altitude wind raced around the northern hemisphere at speeds of up to 500 kilometers per hour in an undulating but stable corridor. but it's a system now being destabilized by climate change. daughters does their own, does heat in the narrowing difference and temperature between the arctic and the middle latitudes has an effect on wind patterns that includes the high velocity jet stream which normally has a zonal flow to parallel to the latitude. so until you place your visor, so now i as a poly and with the wind i

that form here, here and thus on the local climate, of course, not really does kima here for aught marian module really suspects that a wind system at an altitude of 10000 meters is a decisive factor in the creasing appearance of southerly winds. in the arctic, this polar jet stream is generated by warm air rising at the equator and then heading north where it clashes with cold air from the polar front. the extreme temperature difference hinders the 2 masses of air from quickly mixing. they're driven in an eastward direction by the earth's rotation until now the resulting high altitude wind raced around the northern hemisphere at speeds of up to 500 kilometers per hour in an undulating but stable corridor. but it's a system now being destabilized by climate change, daughters does their own, does heat and the narrowing difference and temperature between the arctic and the middle latitudes has an effect on wind patterns that includes the high velocity jet stream, which normally has a zonal flow to parallel to the latitude, so until you place your visor. so now i as a poly and with the wind,

the victory has also given him believe in the overall rule championship. standings all right, marian will leave it there for now. it's better you in london all right, thanks very much and oh, just have a wire here about the election in columbia with nearly 80 percent of the ballots. counted leftist candidate to gustavo petro is leading in value. we're going to be live in bogota in a couple of minutes. ah to shot it difficult. so i la la la la la la. listen, why is one on one the how do you to visit? well cancel the admin, philistine bitten the from the slash via the maillot, and about the fisa yada. can a little sob. is it done? well, i can go to shower in the cod. there's topics here. how that if wilson thought they're not valuable camella coffee at mac in the, on the path on the megan a yanine that a fee alida is like a month to hop out or yeah, i mean for the 2nd law in the group, i feel really wanted him either before fucking the book ah, holding the powerful to account. as we examined the u. s. his role in the world on al jazeera during the colonization of africa, thousands of a

[applause] >> thank you marian and thank you to the leadership of the bar association . we know that as we move forward in the coming weeks, months and years there will be many strategies and tactics that will have to be determined to help leave those efforts is executive director and general counsel of the bar association, yolanda jackson . >> morning everyone. thank you to our family. thank you for being here. i cannot express how incredibly proud i am to be reading this organization on this day and during these dark and challenging times. we always standwhen it's needed and when helps themost. in a 150 year history wewalked boldly into the fight for due process , criminal justice reform , women's equality and women's rights , raise the quality once again we are working boldly into the challenge to protect and supportthe rights of people to exercise their reproductive rights . people seeking abortions have a right to privacy and liberty. people seekingabortions have a right to privacy and liberty . roe versus wade is on the verge of being overturned. on january 2023 wi

war will be commemorated at the russian state level. they also knew in the church that about 300 mariansre hiding from the hostilities, including 60 children, this does not stop the rascals. the wooden church of the svyatohoris lavra caught fire, it is one of the best examples of wooden temple design and construction. at the end of may, the parliament appealed to unesco with a demand to deprive russia of its membership in this organization, because it purposefully destroys cultural objects in ukraine and again under the sights of mykolaiv, the occupiers the residential quarters of the city were shelled again, the shipping district was hit, three people were killed, four more were wounded, mayor oleksandr sinkevich said, at least three high-rise buildings were damaged, information is currently available it is being clarified in the zaporizhzhia direction, ukrainian soldiers destroyed enemy ammunition warehouses and a truck with ammunition. in the zaporozhye direction, 20 raschests, 14 more wounded and burned a tank, an armored combat vehicle and 17 cars, the enemy continues to concentrate

about 300 marians are hiding from the hostilities, including 60 children. this does not stop the russians, it doesn't matter what to turn into ruins, the president emphasized, the armed forces of ukraine landed another russian bird , another enemy helicopter found the last console in donbass, the operational command of the north reported that they released a video on the footage showing how the invaders' equipment falls and catches fire in the armed forces, they did not specify from which it was the weapons that destroyed the helicopter, the enemy continues to concentrate reserves for the attack on barvinkovo ​​and slavyansk, the general staff also reports, the muscovites do not stop trying to establish control over north donetsk near the city, the occupiers are shelling populated areas with artillery and rocket systems, the situation on the northern border remains unchanged, no strike groups have been detected on the other hand, the shelling in donbass does not stop, there the enemy is trying to restrain our fighters , violating logistics, the enemy fired

it was marian kushnir, who works in the east of the country, moscow's focus on capturing north donetskonbas in general creates a vulnerable situation for russia in the kherson region, where ukrainian counteroffensives continue, this is stated in the current report of the american institute for the study of war. kherson is a critical area because it the only region of ukraine where russian troops gain positions on the western bank of the dnipro river. if russia can hold on there, then when hostilities cease, it will be in a very advantageous position . if ukraine returns kherson, it will have a stronger position to defend in the event of a future russian offensive, analysts say that this strategic the calculation should prompt russia to allocate additional forces to hold kherson, but russian president putin decided to concentrate all forces to capture the eastern regions of ukraine, this is a significant to an extent, this is only a symbolic victory, as noted by the institute for the study of war, the ukrainian counteroffensive in the kherson region shows that the ukrainian command is a

russian-occupied zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, this was announced by the agency's general director, rafael marian agrosi, he says, he is actively working to agree to organize and lead the international megate mission to ukraine's largest nuclear power plant at the zaporizhzhya npp, which is the largest in europe, to carry out the necessary work on the site of nuclear safety, protection and protection he declares this literally there on june 6 and uh, let's say this, he adds that allegedly the ukrainian side almost invited him to the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, energoatom has its own view on this, does it not look like an attempt by the megastate to legitimize the presence of representatives of the megastate at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, let's ask petro kotin directly about this the head of the energy atom, mr. petro, we congratulate you glory to ukraine well, what do you think of such a tumbleweed , what do you think he is about? but nevertheless, it leads to very strange statements and in the future quite strange and maybe even dangerous consequences, the truth is, well, i agree

times, and this is echoing the positions of the member states, that the accession process will be marian base that ukraine will need to go through the reforms if you pray and managed to go very fast for them. of course, ukraine can join in a few years and that would be very desirable way everybody, but the reforms will need to be made. and we need to be also very honest. here on the european sized aside, the enlargement is not just about ukraine or any other kind of this country. it's also about the european union, one of the concerns, one why people are a bit uncertain about whether they want you members and also so is about whether european union can absorb them, including whether the european union can be efficient if we keep in margin. currently, european union makes most of the decision by unanimity or consensus and which if we keep adding more than one members, it's very clear whether the you will not become something dysfunctional and unable to move forward. so part of this homework is also on the you side to, to see what we can do. but also the discussion that was started about t

apologies, demanded, bigoted inciting. anti must him speech has been on the rise in prime minister marian, there are more these india, with seemingly scant effort from the government to vienna in this time. things have been different on the starting point. this week is a seemingly ordinary evening on primetime t v. in india. it was never if it was always when, when would one of the nightly shouting matches on indian television spinal even further out of control? i. when would be increasingly noxious on is it didn't jump, we passed the already very bounds of what's considered acceptable on the indian every day. when would indian authorities often understand of 2 domestic concerns about bigotry, to be forced to be asked because of international condemnation or something on religion. it was an evening to be in lead me on the times, no news channel that brought things too ahead. there was to start with a very heated television discussion where a lot was said, what we saw was a kind of fight between 2 people. one referring to an artifact that many believe is actually doing god. and we heard fr

would you want the telephone send aboard marian? i'm john there. ah, despite the positive attention javi kiran is acutely aware that he stands out from other indians. ah, well, it was in a public image. i louis a board, a local mac. look. when is my primary method the when would you like to load it? just let me know they're both good at there. may i kill our medic last my birth of law that the local name put on it is got because they will get i'm it was the young kid that a so optical, sil, kick, finance, serious if which fair? well, i'll make it look, america wanted to make a local, but all of those, those are the if there's one place where i'll be given doesn't feel alienated. it's here at bridges of sports, and not for profit foundation. doctor, we in the village of one good in the state of could not account for the past 4 years. he has lived til with athletes from other disadvantage to south indian tribe with new ones, which i recently saw casala covered land ticker for lobo. but nicholas chinney are a motor sports engineer, 2nd breaches of spo

now the chicago scenes want their homeland back and don't miss a documentary i marian ever seen. i'll have more news for you at the top of the hour of you join us on the green. you feel worried about the planet me to on the old hosting on the, on the green fence post as well. it's clear we means to, to join me for a deep dive into the green transformation for me, for you, for the plans with, ah, ah ah ah ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, i think it will lead to my dad he's got very safe and at midnight he called me and said he's not very well. sometimes we feed, it's both stress, all the blood pressure, the plaster or bus, right. i would like to get it to be more about. why do you figure these? because for a long time ago, my dad hair was low in good, but in a few weeks now, 2 years ago, it started now 140 over a year or so with now to get your blood pressure down. stable. good. even. yeah. the think that you blood pressure one to control the other side? yes. yes. yeah. understand i right here in 2006 in 2007. i just bring him to college to start english lesson because my dad has been

w correspondent, marian mir, filed this exclusive report from a town between te gray and afar that has been racked by ethnic violence, deserted and destroy right in december last year to grand fight as loyal to the te gray people to liberation front or a t p l f. attack the border town of abala, and they left their mark. abala used to have a mixed population of ethnic to grants and afar in the days leading up to the t belief attack witnesses tell us. fighting had already broken out along ethnic lines between afar residence a far militia and local to grounds, causing many to leave. as you can see, the destruction is systematic. every house on this road has been damaged. the grain fighters went from door to door, looted and damaged everything they could find was to he has seen the mayor of abala has since returned together with armed men. an attempt to reinstate some sense of security of a cylinder cabanas that he took. the shelling was relentless from all like rain. more than 225 people died in watermelon, they killed the elderly in their homes and others while they were escaping. good

so i definitely agree with marian, can i put it better as a lot of folks when they hear the word refugee think stranger, they think other not thinking about the fact that as you said, i mean this can happen to anyone at any time we're seeing unprecedented global crises, and it really could happen to anyone in the united states in particular. there's been so much harmful rhetoric against immigrants as a whole and in particular, refugees on this other in this criminalization especially of central american and latin next refugees that aren't really just seeking asylum. i hear so much in my work and i live in a very progressive area in los angeles, even here. how do you know that they're telling the truth? how do you know that things are as bad as they are? and if you sat down with some of my clients and with some of our community members and just listened to their stories, listen to who they are as people, you would have no doubt in your mind that these folks are telling the truth and are living through very unspeakable things and are deserving of refugee protections. there was so many cris

pleasure to congratulate and add to the broadcast mariana shulga, a ukrainian woman who lives in poland, mariangratulations to you congratulations to you ah, i know that you left a little earlier than after the 24th, yes, you have already been there for several months, maybe even a year. of ukrainians to during the tpr a-a such a complex question, i’ll throw you a few at once a-a what help did our ukrainian diaspora get involved? your friends are acquaintances. what do you feel about the exodus of such people ? in general, the mood, well, in general, the mood, of course, before the full-scale war, and after that, there were different periods, and the poles really supported us, they helped us, then now, it was even unexpected that the poles would be yes to support ukrainians, because in the first days you know that there was a mass exodus from ukraine to poland , volunteer movements were organized, including poles, our ukrainians, of course . what exactly did he help with, well, at first, of course, no one was interested, everyone went there for two days, two, three, maybe a week, everyone thoug

what might be the influence, what might be the conclusions of this mission, that is, this raphael marianlf will come, so will he personally come personally, or people from him, and how, in what way, can they influence the fact that, well, so that the russian military leaves the territory of the chi station so that they don't, don't, don't have the influence of weapons or psycho-emotional influence on the personnel of the station . used all opportunities at the state level in order to influence the russian federation through international organizations, the seizure of a nuclear power plant operating in zaets , the seizure of dual-nuclear installations on the territory of the chernobyl zone. in the history of world nuclear energy and the captivity of numerous, in one article of the international convention on countermeasures against acts of nuclear terrorism, they simply fell into place what should ukraine do? ukraine should collect documents, and we are not ready to submit the documents to an international criminal judge in order for them to be considered. we know that this will take a lo

themselves, so the local actors to respond is absolutely critical to get right to they must be supported. marian horn with the international red cross for athena stand. we appreciate your time and the valuable work you're doing. thank you. thank you. the u. s. supreme court today rule that americans have a constitutional right to carry fire arms in public. the court struck down a new york law requiring people to demonstrate a specific need to carry a concealed weapon outside of their homes. the landmark ruling will prevent other states from enforcing similar restrictions. you as president joe biden, have said that he is deeply disappointed buying today's decision. so how significant is this ruling on guns? i withdrew stevenson, a professor at the south, texas college of law in houston. well, the it is about a very specific part of gun regulation, which is the right for legal gun owners take to carry a gun with them in public. and so today's decision at least for no leaves and place some of our other restrictions, for example like convicted felons can't purchase firearms and so on. but when he sa