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it booming in nigeria as a result. race rocketing a veteran marion known as the need to me enough later, tries to stay as many animals as possible. i have a way to get these babies. this call me and i'll come and pick it up. eco africa here in 30 minutes on d. w. o me young immigrant. they know the police were they knew that the route is not a solution. they know their flight could be going back. not an option. peace ma. hi, mom and brother are stuck in the spanish border area alongside other young people there waiting for a chance that will probably never come. shattered dreams starts june 18th on d. w. ah, hundreds of eve in my hands. when i come from brad yourdomain. unimportant means of transmitting meals and for mission. and when i was young, my country was brought money on the war terminal. tipters people would guys have around roger disuse. it was my job to, to, in one of the largest job so that everyone in the town listen to that danger. i nothing has been transferred to my own carrier in john 9 more than 10 wrong. even us, it's way as used by choice in this it has given away 2

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ah a marion. i haven't seen. it's good to have you with us. germany's most senior catholic cleric has offered his resignation to pope francis cardinal 900. mark says he must share responsibility for what he called the catastrophe of sexual abuse by members of the catholic church. his resignation comes just weeks after the pope ordered a review of several sex abuse scandals. here in germany. german cardinal reinhold marks says this decision had been on his mind for a long time, too. the slow processing of sexual abuse cases is a bit too. i'm threat fish. i want to make this clear. my request to be released from my duties is my own personal decision. the human isn't going off and i have been struggling with my conscience for a while. and after meeting with a small circle of advisors, i've decided to make this move over. the more i thought about it, particularly around easter, the more clear it became i had to do this more side. cardinal marks explain that on may 21st. he met with pope frances and read his written s

to the hospital now about this time marion gordon who's in kind of an unsung hero this day. she's a one of the few female agents in the secret service. she's she was she devised the motorcade that day and routes and she even drove the routes to the hilton into the hospital to the white house and she want to make sure all the rats were clear there wasn't blockages. it's you know, they want to make sure they new everyone everyone was going during ruid driven motorcade to the hilton not too long before that. so he knew all the routes and he didn't have to practice them. but he already knew them and so they're heading down and marion gordon realizes she doesn't have a radio to communicate with the police cars there now in front she realizes you know, what, and she's in the front right seat of spare limousine arm and limousine and she goes you know, what these eight these cars. these cops are going to keep going the white house because they don't know where we're going. they were on the white house. we better get up in front of the of the presidential limousine right now. so she

marion hood for rejecting his 1959 application simply because he's black. that wasn't enough to stop him from going on to loyola university, having a long distinguished career in medicine, and dr. marion hood joins me now. doctor, thank you so much. this is a fascinating story. i'm honored that you're here. it's great to have you. this short rejection letter that you received in 1959, it reads in part, i am sorry. i must write you that we are not authorized to consider for admission to a member of the negro race. wow. what did you think when you received that letter 62 years ago? >> it was not a surprise. i did not expect to get into emory university. i was doing it sort of like a protest. it was to let them know i thought what they were doing was wrong. it all started with a professor of emory received an honorary degree from clark college, which now crockett university. in 1959, that was the year i graduated. i sit and watch that and wondered why a professor from emory could get a degree from my college when i could not even go over to his college. so i w

. >> and now, miss marion anderson will sing our national anthem, accompanied by the united states mariner spangled banner"] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> his eminence arch bishop will now lead us in prayer. >> in the name of the father, and of the sun, and of the holy ghost, a man. almighty in almost floored, by whom all powers and authorities are ordained, who taught us that rulers our ministers of god to us, for all that is good. who demand of us that we offer supplementation, prayers, intercessions and thanksgiving for all who are in authority, hear us, oh lord, for that untidy, do we basil missive lee inclining our heads. and in treating thy mercy upon thy faithful servant, our beloved president, john fitzgerald kennedy. >> the speaker of the house of representatives will now administer the oath of office to the vice president elect. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> repeat after me. i, lyndon b. johnson. >> i, lyndon james johnson. do solemnly swear. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united

. >> and now, miss marion anderson will sing our national anthem, "the star-spangled banner," accompanied see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪♪ >> he's eminence, archbishop iakovos, will now lead us in prayer. >> the name of the father and of the son and of the holy ghost, amen. almighty and all merciful lord by whom all powers and authorities are named, who taught us that rulers are ministers of god to us for all that is good. who demand this of us that we offer supplications, prayers, intercessions and thanksgivings for all who are the authority. hear us, oh, lord, for that we bow our heads and give thy mercy upon thy faithful servant, our beloved president, john fitzg

and in marion county, the sheriff's office is preparing just in case residents have to evacuate. deputies are launching a program to head out these evacuation tags to the residents. they're designed to be highly visible and kept with emergency. go bags. the idea is that if anyone is forced to leave their home because of a fire or other emergency. they leave the tags behind in a visible place like a window or door or mailbox the fire crews so that first responders arriving on the scene will then know that that home has been evacuated. >> in essence. what it does is allows it to clear the roadways faster. help those who need help. evacuating and get to them. quicker and basically create more room for first responders. once we know all houses are evacuated for them to move up and down the roads without having to worry about checking more houses. >> sounds like a good marin county has put that up about 100,000 of these tax which are available for free at most fire stations and sheriff's office locations across the county. similar programs are being created in sonoma and napa counties

plugins the dean children marion children, our children's oblivians. well all right. now we're getting into the deep weeds. depending on who you are, ask the pleadians and the draconians may be working together in conjunction with the secret rulers of the state. on the other hand, they may be engaged in a secret millennial long war. on the other hand, we may be the descendants of the pleadians. on the other hand, the reptilians may have traveled back in time to create us to create a food source for themselves which is to say virtually any answer is possible to your question because as we've established right with this epistemological crisis with this divorce from physical evidence virtually any conspiracy theory as possible. and those conspiracy theories are increasingly going to make the government complicit. and an excellent example of that is roswell. allegedly flying source or crashes in roswell in july 1947 right on trend with our other ufo sightings. and because it's surrounded by this wealth of other ufo sightings and because the air force pretty quickly declar

eco africa, the load life tree booming in nigeria as a result of extinction re rocketing a veteran marion known as the command of legal tries to save as many animals as possible. i have a visa, but when you get these babies, just call me and i'll call my ticket. co africa here in 30 minutes on d w. oh, the news. ah me. oh, oh me. i cannot. because you oh no. no, no love the i i i use isn't the w live problem live police in hong kong. the rest of prominent active is still the anniversary of the piano and square massacre, child hung, talked, you know, for organizing thousands of people to turn out and remember 290895 d. w spoke with shortly before her arrest. also on the program, one of germany's most senior catholic clergyman office, the pope his resignation, the archbishop of munich reinhardt, marks as he shared responsibility for the catastrophe of.

but still obviously moving along just fine as you drive over into marion county from the east bay james. all right, john, thanks very much for your money. amazon prime day kicks off today with the retailer reporting. >> reportedly offering more than 2 million discounts over the next 2 days. we've got felicia bolton now with more on what you expect when you head over to the website. >> shoppers are gearing up for big savings during amazon prime day, june 21st and 22nd and many deals are already posted on the site. 70% off on some amazon devices. same 10 bucks on prime day. when you spend $10 with a small business or get 10% back on select lg and sony tv's with an amazon prime credit card people always shopped online. >> frequently. but i think the pandemic has and the size consumers. how convenient it is. have anything and everything. just brought straight to their door kristin mcgrath is the editor for both offers dot com and retail me not blog. she says this year's sell as much more than saving on tech and big ticket items, amazon, prime day really embraces notion that amazon sells eve

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state, asking family members to snatch on each other is the exact same scheme out of every totality marion regime throughout history. and that my friends is the essence of the very, very, very thin line between security and despotism, safety and totalitarianism. and is why we must always be watching the hawks. if you want to know what's going on a city and you want to rush, let me show you what we always the roy.

multiple action allow us to help people who live on the street and are not able to get an indication on marion. taken with us, we will stay on the street because we do not have a good enough livelihood, love and do not have enough help from the government. or we won't allow ourselves to continue to be robbed in such a shameless way. can we continue to fight? because our country needs side in the community also needs to really see in order to achieve tolerance for college and make our country a better place for us. as the protesting columbia began early this morning in the city of medicine. and a few hours ago, there was reportedly a forceful intervention by doing an engine team to this pass protest. there was also information about several mass demonstrations in some areas of the city, like you can see here in the north of the capital. just a few days ago, it was here that hundreds of people took to the streets and protest. know the situation has changed in particular due to their restrictions and post in order to protect the population and get your own a virus be on the phone on the 20th of j

also looking at such issues, marion multi is leaving the commission for the european region of w h o. they also have ideas. so we're talking about now, so about where ideas will converge. but bottom line, we need a global accountability making this. yeah, you say strike while the iron is hot. last week i was in the united states. and once you leave the airports, they are in many places. it's as if there had never been a pandemic. how worried are you that the success of the vaccines will lead to there simply being less pressure on governments in the you went to prepare for the next pandemic? well, personally, i'm very worried and i think we should look at the northern hemisphere somehow with some effort mention the last northern hit hemisphere. some people went kinda crazy and holland have party and that lead to another is so serious, awful waves of, of cobra. now let's face it in many countries and all the industry. we know in the most countries having 2 doses of vaccine. so this creates opportunities for these more transmissible. they're like the still the very, it's just in to be 67

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marion, defending champions porch go, have been knocked out of the years, belgium beating them one mill to advance into the quarter finals. portugal had plenty of chances. haven savell christiano, and i'll die with that free kick. in the 1st hall, you only go to the game, an absolute crack hurricane just before the break shooting organ has put in the world top rank st. john's fort school did continue to press in the 2nd now, but it's finished. one mill belgium will face. it's really now in the last states that match on friday in munich. now the check republic b netherlands in somebody's game at sooner when budapest sent him a check through to the quarter finals a key moment coming up early in the 2nd. how much sense? all right, deliberate ham ball, the video, assistant referee, helping be on pitch official to make that decision. the czech republic then going ahead through thomas hollis. the same plan would go on to set up. your 2nd go checks denmoore team. the last day that came coming up on saturday in back max bishop and looking good in his efforts when the foreman of one wheelchair,

temporary sanctions with, with the holding of the military operational cooperation with the maryan army marion. right. so how does over effect colonel assuming going to calculations? what is his next move now? well, it's going to be quite interesting. and since he's taking overpowers he's never made a public statement. and since the 2nd qu even less, he rarely rarely shows up in public. we saw a couple of days ago, he swapped his usual military fatigue for a business suit, trying to appease this idea of the military in charge, but make no mistake. he's a curdle from the special forces and he has been taking quite a drastic decision. notably last week, when he detained both the prime minister and president of transition, accusing him. we're in a conversation with the chief negotiator for echoes. the west african body echo was good, like jonathan. he accused them saying that there was the interference of a foreign power in domestic affairs, and he has pointed any fingers to anyone, but certainly the word on the street is that he was talking about friends. so that's quite a bold move to see someo

and you're up to date on the w news is our marion. i haven't seen from me and the entire new team in berlin's, thanks for watching the green. do you feel worried about the i'm the host of the on the green fence remains to change. join me for the green transformations. for me, for you. i . oh, the bar california peninsula is a popular vacation destination on mexico's pacific coast. it's home to beaches with clear turquoise waters and arid desert, straight out of a western movie. at the peninsula southern tip lighted. townsend cabo san lucas and san jose to cobble known as lost cabals, or travel for short. ah, ah, just to to our slides from los angeles, the small coastal resort has become the holiday hot spot for some of america top, the mark zuckerberg, jeff bezos. and jennifer aniston all own properties here in the holiday complexes that are among the most expensive on the planet. the org is a luxurious waste is that attract people from all walks of life, entrepreneur celebrities, and also drug traffickers. hillary clinton and al chap

the problem here, marion, is that this is the same strategy that the united states has had for the past 5 decades. the united states has been engaged in economic development, has been engaged in the international aid with all 3 of these countries. and the big question that many people have is what plan, what strategy is going to be different from the biden? harrison team that's different to what previous administrations have done over the past 5 decades. thank you very much. money rapid jenny is that from tucker and mine on the guatemala mexico border talking environment minister has promised to protect the country, sees officer, an outbreak of so called cease not in the see of mama. the thick climb, called a new college, is excrete at by al gate, which is fed by sewage, industrial pollution and warming seas. it's blocking sunlight and oxygen posing a threat to marine life and fishing industry. same because y'all, new reports now from the mom or c. its thick, slimy, and devastating for marine life in the sea of tomorrow. the form of that summer calling ceased not has been here for nearl

state, asking family members to snitch on each other is the exact same scheme out of every totality marion regime throughout history. and that my friends is the essence of the very, very, very thin line between security and despotism, safety and totalitarianism. and is why we must always be watching the hawks. if you want to know what's going on a city and you want to rush, let me show you what we always the roy, throw strike, math grade, ha, leave them a deception. so math, put these weapons. so hope we know you're welcome, everyone watching the hawks i am to robot and i'm a nice across. so this is interesting because this week we saw the justice department, we saw the by the ministration step forward. and you know what? the general strategy? 32 pages saying ok, here's how we're going to combat domestic extremism and obviously domestic terrorism. i understand why after what we saw happened on january 6th, but i just, there's something inside me as a child who lived through 911 in the war on terror and the aftermath of the patriot act, that it just gets me a little nervous when they start

this one, hunger marion's who attended had to prove that they'd had both doses as a copay. $900.00 faxing for school school recalls in the last 6 minutes, including 2 for rinaldo is healthy made in the highest score in the tournament history. with 10 goal people who satisfied with that so went on to make it 11 point school captain is also the 1st play at the school in 5 years. in championship is an important result for portugal. and what is definitely the hardest group, but the biggest test the at to come 1st against germany and then from the escrow movie thought interesting for 12 months. i think it was a fair victory. we're now looking ahead for the game against germany. this is the group stage and we need to progress. so as laurie used to say it's going to be kill or you get killed. so a great night for another in portugal, but a bad day for tournament sponsors, coca cola that's off the $4000000000.00 was wiped off the company's value. when rinaldo removed a couple of bustles with the drink from his pre much press conference, telling the world to drink water, rinaldo, full as a strict

they may come in on the not marion and you recognize not, not, and may not, i may be maybe or may not as part of the. okay. so, so, so i think, i think these are also some of the divisions we do not have to during the cold war and the tub, something confrontational approach towards paging and moscow when it comes from something like knights, with those powerful militaries among its membership. what does that do for global security? honestly, i don't think the approach in the military mentation approach is appropriate for the person. well, in this time we have this pandemic. and also if we are able to ring in the we still have a lot of patch up word to be to rebuild the global economy. and actually cooperation is actually more important obviously than compensation in the present days. yeah. because we're not just talking about the cooperation implementation between the west and the east, but also there's a lot of urgent needs and an important task to be addressed in the developing countries and also results. honestly i, i think, yeah, i recognize the, the importance of all, all of nate

there are gaining ground and gaining areas where the molly army are retreating and losing control marion. i mean, this is the issue, isn't it? for the past nearly decade or so, the country's been grips by this unrest between different groups. i suppose now any measures taken by the international community to against molly could actually affect the molly and people and exacerbate these tensions inside the country. well, yes, i mean the introduction really have a fine balance, irritates, difficult act to play. first of all, molly is so dependent on international actors for their own security. you have the biggest and most expensive un peacekeeping mission in the world. $1000000000.00 a year is spent to ensure that $14000.00 un peacekeeping troops are under ground so that the mulligan government can do their job and ensure that the state and can function in certain areas. despite that presence while the state has retreated. and then there are the 5000 french troops across the hell. now, there are about 350 french troops in molly that play a key role. with the molly enforces and the french d

one of those people was marion. i see a palestinian activist who participated in friday's run. she's been occupied east jerusalem on scott for us, mary, i'm thank you for your time. tell us about your experience today as, as how to said there was no explanation as to why the israelis would push back against a run. so basically we managed to organize this mark brady as protesters, and she won because we have been asking for too much interest in order to support the time you can somebody from the houses in order to keep the attention to what's going on and how. * do you feel for the past few months we've been creating activities. what we've activated works was the matter was the case today, basically from the 1st at the beginning of the launch, we were actually because we, you know, that they wouldn't allow us to approach as peaceful as to and this because that's because they keep basically us, we are not allowed to peer, i would like to to be senior, allowed to be in touch organizations injures. i love to do an activity that is under the name pattern. so i'm very sorry to interr

so we'll go back to our, is there a marion combo? let's say i do that. this does happen that you get moved, even if it happens to guam or directly to the united states or wherever. what do you expect of your new life in the united states? what would, what do you want to do? thank you, sir. at the 1st, i hope and i wish that you said mr. on this, sir? yes. and do this emergency evacuation directly to the big for those who doesn't have any issue with their s ivy's. why? why this at this day for a long time and guam or, and other country. and once i get my v, i would, i would rather to work there and i would like to have, i would like my children to be able to continue the school. and i would like to continue working and surveying for the government beside this i can continue my master degree has i was not able due to security problem here in afghan this time to continue my education. and, but i hope that one day i would be able to finish this and do you know anyone? my do you know anyone are through any of your friends or colleagues who have been successfu

worked to support herself and her son before marrying newspaper owner and editor warren harding of marion, ohio in 1891. she continued to work although unpaid putting her financial training to good use as business manager at the marion star. after her husband suffered a nervous breakdown as she said i went down there attending to help out for a few days and i stayed for 14 years. florence was ambitious for warren and worked hard to get into the presidency. she understood that adroit press coverage would help. throughout his campaign she spoke to reporters, but would not allow herself to be quoted directly. she gave him prompt you talks to women's groups who came to their front porch in, ohio. and when election day came florence harding voted publicly and proudly for her husband, and this was important to her as a suffragist. obviously florence harding's unusual personal history made her more at ease in public than most women of her generation, and it certainly made her more comfortable with the fourth estate. this was evident in her communication choices once she became first lady. while

these actions allow us to help people who live on the street and are not able to get an indication on marion. taken with us, we will sound the streets because we do not have a good enough livelihood and do not have enough help from the government. we won't allow ourselves to continue to be robbed in such a shameless way. we continue to fight because our country needs it all society and our community also needs stability in order to achieve tolerance for quality and make our country a better place. protests in columbia begin early this morning in the city of medicine a few hours ago. there was reportedly a forceful intervention by law enforcement agencies to this past protest. there was also information about several mass demonstrations in some areas of the city. like you can see here in the north of the capital, just a few days ago, it was here that hundreds of people took to the streets, protest. know the situation has changed, in particular, due to their restrictions and post in the city, in order to protect the population and gets around a virus be on the phone. on the 20th of july, colom

and marion williamson said during the bait is a sick care system. i would like to comment on your opinion on that certain healthcare, it is a sick care pretty. >> for small rick i'm sorry to hear about your friend of treated lung people with pancreatic cancer and is very tough cancer. and i agree, we need to start talking about health and not just the stuff that has nothing to do with health and by the way about one third of all spinning in healthcare because two things that have nothing to do with healthcare. spinning too much time on the stuff purview of healthcare we need to start addressing the underlying issues i make a research systems move fast and efficient just like we saw with the mrna covid-19 vaccine and getting scholars moving quickly in my research team at johns hopkins has worked with many funding agencies in this because in the most difficult has always a federal agencies, not the private. and takes the nih a year sometimes to adjudicate panic and it is so cocky and then a small incremental discoveries in the big ideas. it is no surp

todd: marion rafferty joins us with more on a miami drive-by shootings until two teens. >> the defund the police movement proving to be with violent crime up across the country and miami locals describe a war zone is two more teens are shot in a drive-by shooting. in new york, 10-year-old justin wallace was gunned down as he was leaving his and's home in queens. he was arrested and charged. the motive is unclear. shooting spiking in new york city at 68% compared to 2020. mayor bill deblasio says he has a plan. >> we have atf agents directly embedded in the nypd to find guns and quickly act on the information they find to stop the flow of guns. >> reporter: former police commissioner bill bratton says tackling the problem isn't that simple and police budgets are cut in many us cities. >> the challenge will be difficult with a demoralized police force with significant cuts in money and services for the police department. >> reporter: los angeles two suspects are rested in the road rage shooting of a 6-year-old boy. aden we was shot and killed while in his car seat on the way to kinderga

marion county is the first county to join the yellow the peninsula and south bay are there.eeks of being stuck in red, solano county moved to orange. we only in these classifications for the next two weeks when the state officially reopened on june 15. the tier system will go away. >> while the country continues to emerge from the pandemic, there is a sobering reminder of the long road ahead for certain people, those known as long haulers. >> for months, researchers at stanford have been studying patients suffering from what has become known as long-haul covid. rosie florez remembers when her symptoms first hit. >> all of a sudden i couldn't breathe. i had no energy. for the first four or five months, couch. >> she isn't alone. a new study of covid data found roughly 70% of patients hospitalized with moderate or severe disease still suffered from a variety of symptoms months after recovering from their initial infection. some common complaints are severe fatigue, shortness of breath and an inability to in concentrate often referred to as a brain fog. >> there are symptoms th

marion rafferty joins us with more. >> asylum seekers had their claims denied by mexico policy and mayto the us to appear in court, at least 10,000 who crossed illegally can come back, da just him and says it is about making immigration less dangerous saying, quote, as part of our effort to restore safe, orderly and humane processing at the southwest border dhs will expand the pool of an vp individuals who are eligible for processing into the united states. this comes as the southern border continues to be overrun, the rio grande valley says with 3 months remaining in the fiscal year rgb met the total number of large groups apprehended in the previous two fiscal years combined. president biden and kamala harris have yet to visit the border leading a bipartisan group of texas lawmakers to extend an invitation. in an op-ed in the dallas morning news with the headline texas congressman, you come visit and learn about the border. greg abbott continuing to take border matters into his own hands, public donations help finish the wall totaling 400,$000. other states are pitching in. >> the bi

government the one building for it all the departments everything is in the government's house on marionstreet. and the thing is they did not want to pull the rug on them anyway. because then collecting money from apple for doing nothing was great. that was paying huge amount of their budget. they had no interest to try to do anything about apple paying millions and millions of dollars every year for doing virtually nothing. having a small office along the river. but what happened was the european union regulators that they were doing something unfairly treating apple different with their treating other companies european union cracking down on the government of ireland they call the guy in charge as a tea shop to do that. that was not ireland at all it was the european union insisting ireland not treat that ireland stopped treating different companies differently. so no, the small countries that do this think it's a great because even a tiny percentage of these billions of dollars of profit is great these little tiny countries. so it all in international pressure sometimes, sometimes fo

this building was named in honor of the laid marion berry. a couple go-go bands will tick this evening on which. earlier we weral black lives matter plaza. we had a chance to catch up with a lot of folks, including the one at the forefront of day, organizing all of this, and why this day is so important to him, and what it means for the community going forward. take a listen. >> so that's what all of this is about, us coming together, putting the culture on display, but infusing it into our.tickets, getting our community more political engaged, to participate in the political process, just like black lives matter plaza, what has that changed? not much. we still don't have justice around the world. though it takes much more than that, juneteenth is the same thing. >> reporter: jim, one of the things you see on many people's t-shirts is, of course, the marking of the day, but also it says free-ish, and it's that "ish" part that people are focused on today . there's also a political fight, that there's work to be done, still, on this very import