and melanie, what do you think? have the democrats been swinging at a false ball pitches or are they actually i think that there is a lot to be said about reminding voters about trump's negatives. >> i mean, i think that trump has really benefited from the fact that he was in a courtroom, sort of sequestered away. he hasn't really been yes, he's been on the campaign trail, but it doesn't really feel like he has the same visibility that he did when he was president, where, quite frankly, he was very unpopular as president. and democrats, i think, want to be able to remind voters of that. but that's why biden's performance yesterday was so calamitous. he missed that opportunity. so not only did he reinforce the fears about his own ability to do the job, but he lost the chance to really, like, make a cogent pitch about why january 6th should disqualify trump, or why the fact that he's a convicted felon. i was actually quite surprised watching that he did not have pithier one liners ready on these kind of gimme issues.

melanie woodrow, abc seven news. >> melanie, thank you. the state supreme court is expected to deliver its decision on housing at berkeley's people's park tomorrow. the ruling will likely end a three year legal battle that led to protests at the park earlier this year. university of california regents are accused of violating the california environmental quality act, with plans to build student housing and low income housing on people's park. those who oppose the project want to preserve the park as a site for political activism. >> a san francisco sports bar, loooooong. that sports bar is long legal battle with the nfl heads to court tomorrow, the owners of mucky duck are suing the league over the nfl's sunday ticket tv package. the lawsuit was filed back in 2015, and since then, it's become a class action case. mucky duck and other plaintiffs claim the nfl engaged in price fixing scheme in a price fixing scheme that limits fans ability to watch out-of-market games by inflating the cost of sunday ticket. if the nfl loses this case, the le

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way, it is true, and it is such a surprise when we see at the same time marine le pen and george melanien the same interiors, the interiors of the congress of the fox party, the spanish one, and what this union can lead to those , which... which were recently competitors, well, look, first of all, it is worth noting that in france, led by bradyva, well, in fact, marine lupin, yes, will get more than 30%, most likely in the elections, according to my calculations , in general it can be somewhere, yes, yes, in france, yes, somewhere, maybe even 33-35%, they will get, this is more than twice as much as,... the presidential party and more than the left parties, the social socialist party, and as for the unification, it is very interesting, marine lupine, as far as i know, she in principle, she spoke about orban's idea, if you are talking about it in a positive way, but it seems that the leader of the italian party spoke, she did not give a clear answer, and it is not yet clear how it will all happen and whether it can happen, but... . in transport is not always such a connection as we want,

. >> abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow was in court, and you have the details for us tonight on dan pelosi's testimony began about mid-morning, this after lieutenant carla hurley finished her testimony about interviewing depape at the hospital. >> at one point, she was holding in her hands the hammer to pap allegedly used on pelosi, which she called a sledgehammer. in his testimony, pelosi described waking up in the middle of the night startled, scared and groggy. paul pelosi on the stand, describing the moments inside his home a little after 2 a.m. when his bedroom door burst open and he was greeted by a large man with a hammer and zip ties. pelosi says david depape woke him with a question are you paul pelosi? it's those four words that began a middle of the night conversation with depape looking for paul's wife, then speaker of the house nancy pelosi, and paul trying to explain she wasn't there. i'm going to have to tie you up. we'll wait, pelosi testified to pap said before saying she's second in line for president and we're going to have to take them all out. pelosi describ

from the roman empire to the us colony, where italy leads, the government of prime minister georgia melaniedetachment in the middle of europe, an exclusive interview and places where there were cameras from belarusian tv channels. watch the new episode of the project clear politics, the finale of a great journey, on monday after the panorama. to figure out what the real attitude towards belarus is, let’s move right now to italy. we need to do everything possible to improve relations with minsk. i was bullied for my trip to belarus, but we need to be friends. which is famous throughout the world for its slavic bazaar, knows how to warmly welcome guests. this weekend the ancient city celebrates its 1050th birthday. today on the program is folk festivities, theatrical performances, and the work of interactive locations have come close to celebrating the anniversary. creatively, the gifts were prepared by folk craftsmen, the day before there was a presentation of a giant miniature, in honor of the city day, a colorful show unfolded on earth and water in the sky, helicopters, boats, kayaks were

melanie woodrow, abc seven news. >> melanie, thanks so much.ome stanford students were arrested today after taking over a building on campus. those students also have been suspended by the university. the 13 current and former students are now in jail after barricading themselves inside the office of the university's president as part of a pro-palestinian demonstration. officials claim the building sustained extensive damage, including inflammatory graffiti on the walls. they say protesters shoved and injured a public safety officer this afternoon. demonstrators rallied outside the jail, calling for the release of those arrested while back on campus. others blasted the university for removing their pro-palestinian encampment following this morning's incident. >> i think that it's cowardly. they're retaliating against the entire encampment uh, even though they already arrested the students. so obviously it's a retaliatory action. >> the university issued a statement saying they're appalled by the actions of the group, adding that any of the stud

yourself, in recent days there have been two cases when the leaders of former president obama and george melaniehe president to direct him to show. give him stage directions. do they do this on their own or did someone ask them to run the show this way? first of all, let me address the most recent one, and as we saw on saturday, president obama released the office of president obama, issued a statement. therefore i would like to draw your attention to it is a statement of what other people have accused him of. and he said that it didn't happen in the sense that people said, they said that they saw, right? or that it was a false report of what they saw? let's not forget that president obama and president biden have a good relationship, not friends, they are like family to each other and i think that's what you saw, you saw that... the president put his hand on president biden's back and they left the stage after they answered questions, or jimi kimel was answering questions at the event, this is what you saw. let's still look at what we saw, because the more i listen to this changuchenga, the har

melanie, as i said, neck and neck now, in polls for trump and biden biden their tonight at a fundraiser, what is the latest your learning as these polls? i have just closed in virginia yeah, the polls did just close moments ago in what has become the most bitter and expensive house republican prime race in the country. >> and the reason for that is because bob good is a very polarizing figure inside the gop. and there are a lot of republicans who are looking for payback chief among them is donald trump. as you mentioned, he has never forgiven bob good for initially endorsing ron desantis over trump back when trump was battling some legal troubles and it did not look like he might become the eventual nominee. of course, as you mentioned, good date. eventually flip his support to donald trump and ron desantis jumped out out of the race, but that was not enough for donald trump, who is endorsing john maguire, his opponent. he did a tele town hall last night for the candidate and he even sent a cease and desist letter to bob good's campaign urging him to not use campaign signs that suggests

also popstars like madonna, and take this venue to celebrate their last birthday parties. and mrs. melanie said this is exactly the right spot. cheap. wanted to go and, and you tell the media are also reporting that maloney has of test at the pool on tuesday of and she arrived here. okay, thanks for that bounce. thank very much bands and we get apps v g 7 conference to leave all night. so defense ministers meeting in brussels today for a 2 day conference to show up additional support feed crime. they're discussing plans to provide ministry assistance under the alliances umbrella. so far this is being told is nice it informally by a group led by the united states. as nicer secretary general jens stokeland, more than 99 percent of the old military support ukraine is provided by nato allies. so it makes sense that nato takes on a greater role in these efforts. this will put of support on the firm or for thing, provide predictability for key of this. both immediate long term needs aspect correspondent teddy shows in brussels, walked back, additional native support would look like. well, this w

just kindly call me and we'll have another into something to think my name is melanie. i can get the best book, give it to for me, that's fine, believe, well done. hobbies done duty socializing lexington. i say money that i said something along does. i'm just the most all practice here. there's big boston is listed as also the style. there was especially when you're listening of a lot of them philip p. c. test. of course it is and it covers it soon and those out loud and some $145.00 is as good as mine as i was hoping to send them kids. and then i called the defiant on the, on the cloud with us for these a call or the company actually says, you know, by the needs of the us invest in box of the miles davis. i'm invited to need an online inquiries. yeah. of stuff. it's my status that i thought about the bus route as all complete the all there. they don't leave them in my my status. did he? so based on those, he forced the hours on the box is on the spot in the account, this office park condo association for loading your guns and there's no hot corklin supplement. this has

the secret of shiraz won, blue-clad esteghlal beat melani by 1 zero like shahr babak, darya babylon 3 against south pars got the upper hand, and like kerman 2, it defeated masjid suleiman by 1. the football federation announced the new regulations for transfers and the budget ceiling of the premier league. the next football league will start in mid-august. from the 7th of july, tima falls in the market to buy and sell transfers. at the same time, the football federation held a meeting and announced the budget limit for the next three seasons. both premier league and league one. first, let me say the premier league. a base for all teams is 325 billion the second paragraph says that those who go to the asian premier league will add 65 billion to their base figure . the team that goes to the champions league can add 50 billion to their base figure. to this amount , add 35 billion as a bonus for receiving a professional license. they can add 15 billion to the initial budget, the only thing is that either one or the other cannot be applied to increase the budget. with this account , prespl

as their willingness to destabilize the international rules based order. canadian for administer melanie, julie asked canadians not to travel around because of what she described as a potential risk of quote, arbitrary detention with this decision. today there's a heightened risk of arbitrary detention entered on. so my message is clear for those who are in iran right now, it's time to come back home us. and for those who are planning to add on to go to it on, don't go tensions between the 2 sites have been over the past decade on a steady rise since canada severed diplomatic ties with one back in 2012 and shut down. it's to run embassies hiding places, such as it was support for serial presidents a shuttle assad. it's nuclear activities and west to israel, canada as own human rights. roger it wrong calls the list. think a bitter joke. got it up, has become the go to a place where migrants from across the world, including refugees, from comfort zones, but among them there are a number of co operatives ranging from ices, this really long cause liberation, tigers of chinese, n. um, unpack

melanie. >> dan and umma, when we first heard about this from one san francisco small business owner, might be an isolated incident, but it turns out a bunch of people are impacted and struggling with this migration, jamming up a dedicated phone line that's been set up to help assist clients. russell grover is a music lover who turned his passion into his profession. jiffy tickets a reseller of concert, theater and sporting tickets. >> i love music. i've been to over 1000 events, concerts, theater, sporting events. >> but grover says he feels like he's on the losing team. following jpmorgan chase's purchase of first republic bank. >> first republic bank customer for a long, long time, my favorite bank that i've ever banked with jp morgan chase tells seven on your side. >> last week it migrated 800,000 consumer and business deposit accounts to the jp morgan chase systems. some products, though, like business lines of credit, won't transition to jp morgan chase systems until later this year. and therein lies the problem. >> the business line of credit, unfortunately, is in limbo right n

blue-clad esteghlal defeated melani by 1.0 like shahr babker. babylon darya 31 won against south pars jamb, mes kerman won 1 naft masjid suleiman and pregol espani won. and france, on the eve of euro 2024, in the most important preparatory football matches last night, the spanish national team defeated its guest andorra with a score of 5.0. france won against luxembourg with three goals and belgium beat montenegro at home with two goals. in other games, norway beat kosovo 3.0, denmark beat sweden by two and one, and slovakia beat sweden with four goals. san marino won. thank you for your company. hello, this is the expert network meteorology studio. you are viewing the last image of the satellite. this cloud line you see in the central parts. there are cover clouds. due to its location , there are relatively strong winds in the upper layers of the jab and they do not have any precipitation properties . in the rest of the country, the weather is clear and sunny. the next thing that must be addressed is the increase in temperature. this will happe

me lo llegaron a repetir que yo no era julia, que yo era melanie. en 2019, tras pasar mÁs de 34 horas detenida en la garita de san isidro, en un lugar en ese entonces tenÍa nueve aÑos y cruzaba de tijuana a suelo estadounidense junto a su hermano para ir a la escuela. a pesar de que mostrÓ su pasaporte que la acreditaba como ciudadana de estados unidos, oficiales de cbp aseguraban que no era ella. >> es como si te quisieran hacer sentir inferior, hacerte sentir vulnerable, como a mÍ. fue algo muy feo. >> tras aÑos de espera y luego de presentar una demanda por encarcelamiento injustificado, angustia emocional y negligencia , una corte federal concluyÓ ya que la conducta de estados unidos fue extrema e indignante y ordenÓ pagar a julia, su hermano y su madre, una suma de 1.5 millones de dÓlares que dicen haberle borrado toda esa por ese trauma que pasÓ. >> pero pues no podÍa ir por aquÍ por la puerta oeste de la garita de san isidro cruzaron julia y su hermano en marzo del 2019, justo como miles de niÑos. >> lo hacen todos los dÍas para venir a la es

right. melanie, asians. and it's really important to, to debunk them to explain the role of the media in mischaracterizing the case and creating us your campaign. the, the swedish case, she's the one of the most anomalous crime investigation i have ever seen as a do. and that is to leman went to the police for having juliana sense testing for sexually transmitted illness. the evidence was really manufactured and it turned out to be complete distortion of the actual situation where 2 women wanted him to get an h. i d test not to have him prosecuted in any way and they were distraught that he was being persecuted. the public understanding of these days was that a lot of people go there to understand what was really going on the you and especially about posted on thought took need semester. the leads are speak swedish, so she was able to read of the investigation documentation and to expose at the least for the for c violation some due process including active my new police. and now they are the this, the case

they make the curriculum for training future doctors, doctors like melanie ambler who is in our 3rd year of medical school at stanford. this community has been marginalized within medicine and the fact that i can be someone that can go into a room and attempt to gain back that trust and have the skills. to do that is something that's really important for me. so that anyone that walks in the door feels comfortable with the person that they're speaking to, even if they don't share the same identity eventually found his medical team that was able to provide the right gender affirming care, but his transition is still a journey of discovering his true self. that's more than just a pronoun when i 1st found about i found out that i was trans. i was like i just want to be he him. and so but now i feel so much different because i've gotten the opportunity to let go of that and be like, oh, well, i don't actually not just see him. i have been she and if it wasn't for she wouldn't get to be he days and z there. i use all the pronouns now. picture of ray from the 1st grade hangs above his bed. a pi

she's up on capitol hill with the latest melanie. so what is this vote mean will open is a symbolic vote, but it is a dramatic escalation in the future the paint congress and the doj merrick garland is now the third attorney general to be held in contempt of congress in recent years. and this vote did largely fall along party leinz with just one republican that's david joyce of ohio, crossing his party to vote against this contempt resolution. >> so now it's entirely up to the department of justice to determine whether they're not they're going to prosecute attorney general merrick garland. and of course that is highly unlikely, especially since president biden did is assert executive privilege over the audio tapes in question. but speaker mike johnson says regardless of what ends up happening or not happening, the house had a duty to act here. just take less than get our job on the contempt i think it sends an important message. we're defending article one and our authority for oversight and we have to do that we'll see what happene

. >> las hermanas sheila y melanie cruz tenian cuatro anos de edad cuando emigraron de oaxaca, mexicoaccion diferida para los llegados en la infancia les permitio construir sus vidas en estados unidos. >> nos ha beneficiado en la forma que hemos podido continuar nuestro universidad de georgetown. >> pero al cumplirse 12 anos de la implementacion de la orden ejecutiva que creo daca, el programa ha enfrentado retos judiciales que ahora tienen que ser de 84 mil con su con sus solicitudes en el limbo tras una decision de un juez federal en texas. >> son sentimientos encontrados, sabemos que han sido 12 anos verdad bajo ambas ad administraciones y ninguna de las dos ha podido encontrar una solucion para los dreamers, para nuestras familias. >> este sabado el presidente biden, en un comunicado, recalco su apoyo a los sonadores, pero insistio que solo el congreso puede proporcionar estabilidad permanente y duradera para ellos y sus familias. >> sin embargo, activistas exigen mas esfuerzo. >> la administracion no ha hecho lo suficiente para defender a nuestra comunidad inmigrante, mas sin no

thank you so much, melanie. and next, larry sabato, one of america's most trusted political experts, says he's fielding questions from democrats asking about what if biden's not their nominee so why are they asking this now? who are they proposing? >> larry sabato is our guest and we have new reporting about trump's ground game taking a lot of people by surprise tonight will tell you why when it's hard besides from medium rare two. well done so many ways to save life ready while it happy, that's 365 by whole foods market, liberty mutual customize my car insurance and i saved hundreds with all the money i saved thought i'd by still so many oh, look, no line at the hotdog stand only pay for what you need my husband and i own and growing beverage company. >> we rely on e-commerce and digital tools to build our business and launch new products thanks to american investments in ai, we're using in this technology to run our business more efficiently artificial intelligence is a game changer. >> but i'm excited that th

i want to bring in cnn's meloni's denote as she's up on capitol hill, melanie, more luxury travel by how did this come to light while we he didn't learn this information from justice thomas himself. we are only learning this information because democrats on the senate judiciary committee subpoenaed for this information. and according to this new evidence thomas took three previously unknown trips and flew on harlan crows jot he did that in 2017, 2019 and 28, 21 for various trips between and round the united states. and again, thomas did not disclose these trips, so it really just adds to a pattern of thomas accepting lavish gifts it's from a gop megadonor going on these privately funded trips around the country. and in some cases around the world, and then not disclosing that information. now, thomas has not commented just yet, but in the past, he has said he was following disclosure rules as he understood them at the time. and meanwhile, harlan crow is cramp camp has continued to insist that the two of them never discussed matters before. the supreme court, but these new revelations

and i think it's irresponsible of these top democrats look, they're texting people like melanie, telling them their worst fears, but they're not willing to go on and say these things public and i think that if one top democrat came out and said this, what they're all saying privately, then maybe the dam would break and then others would follow suit and join. but it's it's just sad because this is how joe biden should be going out in the shouldn't be his legacy. i understand that this is humiliating for him. probably, but at the end of the day, we need to be doing all we can ensure to win. we need to be doing all that we can to ensure that donald trump does not step foot in the oval office. and at this point, it seems like he would win in a landslide in november million. >> let me follow up because we're getting some breaking news just coming into the situation room right now. we're learning that the new york times editorial board is now calling on president biden to step down. >> i mean, the new york times also endorsed several people during the democratic primary and 2020. so i don't ho

let's go out to cnn's meloni's unknown at bob good's primary headquarters melanie, i mean, we were just talking about this with the congressman moments ago for donald trump to get involved in this race and endorse the challenger to bob good. bob good is holding his own tonight and he may squeak this out. what, what's going on? >> yeah, it's really neck and neck right now. and in fact, i'm standing here outside the watch party here in lynchburg and they are wrapping up for the night and sending people home because the race has been too close to call. and bob good. just put out a tweet and he said the entire dc swamp was aligned against us with over 10 million in attack ads, but with your help, we were able to make this race too close to call and i think it is worth reflecting here on just how much national attention this race has gotten. normally, this would be a relative at least sleep erase. we probably wouldn't pay that much attention to it, but donald trump got involved and that's why so many people are paying attention as a reminder, bob, good did endorse ron desantis initially over

enten that could be crucial as we go beyond the numbers, because this is about the power of trump is melanie is right. he has put put a lot in this. he has been nasty about bob. good. no question where he stands what is his record when it comes to endorsements? >> basically, he's won every single time that he's endorsed a candidate. this cycle, they've one, there's exactly one candidate that he's endorsed that has not one look at that record 88. >> 88 to one at a time the one now of course, this is a very specific race in which he's going against an incumbent and this in my mind gives you a really good indication how far that trump brand actually goes. can you actually defeat an incumbent? most of the people he backs are in fact, incumbents themselves or people in open races. and i will note that trump's record this year is the best so far in this cycle of any he cycle in terms of endorsements since he became president. >> okay. and that's crucial. >> that is though some might say. all right, but those are primaries. that's the far right of the party and that's not the same as the general. y

. >> las hermanas sheila y melanie cruz tenÍan cuatro aÑos de edad cuando emigraron de oaxaca, mÉxicoen estados unidos. nos beneficiÓ en la forma que hemos podido continuar nuestros estudios. hace un aÑo, yo y mi hermano nos graduamos de la universidad de georgetown, pero al cumplirse 12 aÑos de la implementaciÓn de la orden ejecutiva que creÓ daca, el programa ha enfrentado retos judiciales que ahora tiene a mÁs de 84.000 con sus solicitudes en el limbo. tras una decisiÓn de un juez federal en texas. >> son sentimientos encontrados. sabemos que han sido 12 aÑos, verdad? bajo ambas administraciones y ninguna de las dos ha podido encontrar una soluciÓn para la. para los dreamers, para nuestras familias. >> este sÁbado, el presidente biden, en un comunicado, recalÓo su apoyo a los soÑadores, pero insistiÓ que solo el congreso puede proporcionar estabilidad permanente y duradera para ellos y sus familias. sin embargo activistas exigen mÁs esfuerzos. >> la administraciÓn no ha hecho lo suficiente para defender a nuestra comunidad migrante mÁs sin embargo, no deberÍamos de depender de la p

they make the curriculum for training future doctors, doctors like melanie ambler, who is in her 3rd year of medical school at stanford. this community has been marginalized within medicine and the fact that i can be someone that can go into a room and attempt to gain back that trust and have the skills to do that is something that's really important for me. so that anyone that walks in the door feels comfortable with the person that they're speaking to, even if they don't share the same identity eventually found his medical team that was able to provide the right gender affirming care. but his transition is still a journey of discovering his true self. that's more than just a pronoun when i 1st found about i found out that i was trans. i was like i just want to be he him. and so but now i feel so much different because i've got the opportunity to let go of that and be like, oh, well, i don't actually not just see him. i have been she and if it wasn't for she, i wouldn't get to be he days and z there. i use all the pronouns now. picture of ray from the 1st grade hangs above his bed.

cnn's melanie zona joins us now from congressman goods primary night headquarters. what's the scene? their life, what are their expectations? >> well, understand, congressman. good. just walked in moments ago and there was a small but very excited group of supporters waiting to greet him inside this very small, quaint italian restaurant here in lynchburg, virginia. but even though goods team is feeling confident based on some of the early returns, uh, numbers, they're seeing there's a lot of uncertainty inside that room. i overheard people asking to there, what do you think's going to happen tonight? and that is because this has become one of the most bitter and the most expensive house republican primary race in the country. bob good was outraged by his opponent, john maguire, who was a navy seal, a state lawmaker. maguire has racked up endorsements from 15 of goods own house republican colleagues, including a member of the freedom caucus, where bob good is a chair. so just a sign of how divisive and a polarizing figure bob good is inside the gop, even though he do

japan's prime minister kissyada has a low rating, that's 6 in a row, only the italian prime minister melaniend more or less. this is a really serious question, i personally, well, i thought about it myself on this occasion, especially when, even today, in connection with the elections in great britain, the appearance again on the political scene of this nigel farage, a well-known eurosceptic, a far-right figure, is heard again after all, victory in the parliamentary elections in france is predicted by the far-right, who, you know, gravitate towards a position russian federation in some issues, in particular, regarding ukraine and the war. so, really the political landscape of europe, if you add to that the situation in america, it can really change. here, the only thing we can hope for is such, you know, durability or constancy of foreign policy, and it is very rare in western democracies, despite the fact that those who win in one or another election are generally strategists. foreign policy course, it remains unchanged, and this, i think, will take place both in europe and in the united st

towards the kremlin, especially led by the polish party law and justice, and the italian giorgia melanievitates more and more towards centrist parties. on the other hand, the iid group is openly pro-russian. and does not seek a compromise in the european parliament with other parties, and the isr still often votes together with the main groups, in particular on issues of eu foreign policy. almost 100 independent deputies in the new composition of the european parliament who do not belong to any party are unexpected. deputies must reach an agreement on the composition of political groups by july 16, when the new composition of euro'. parliament will gather for its inaugural legislative session session in french strasbourg. the russian occupiers continue their attacks in almost all directions along the front. this was announced by the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine. more details about the situation at the front in our story. armed on june 12, the forces of ukraine once again attacked russian anti-aircraft missile systems deployed by the invaders on the temporarily occupied uk

. >> varias veces me lo llegaron a repetir que yo no era julia, que yo era melany.encia de su vida. no me dejaron ni hablar con mi mamÁ ni hacer ninguna llamada. >> asÍ hablÓ julia con nosotros en 2019, tras pasar mÁs de 34 horas detenida en la garita de san isidro, en un lugar en ese entonces tenÍa nueve aÑos y cruzaba de tijuana a suelo estadounidense junto a su hermano para ir a la escuela a pesar de que mostrÓ su pasaporte que la acreditaba como ciudadana de estados unidos, oficiales de cbp aseguraban que no era ella. >> es como si te quisieran hacer sentir inferior, hacerte sentir vulnerable, como a mÍ. fue algo muy feo. >> tras aÑos de espera y luego de presentar una demanda por encarcelamiento injustificado, angustia emocional y negligencia, una corte federal concluyÓ, ya que la conducta de estados unidos fue extrema e indignante y ordenÓ pagar a julia, su hermano y su madre, una suma de 1.5 millones de dÓlares que dicen haberle borrado toda esa por ese traum que pasÓ. >> pero pues no podÍa ir por aquÍ. >> por la puerta oeste de la garita de san isidro cruzar

uh, certainly in the english speaking uh, press uh, the georgia, melanie of italy through house being, who has been seen as be on the far right, she seems to be being transferred to something of a queen maker if i can put it that way. well really what this is gonna come down to now is where the red lines are drawn by the sensor, right? so where of underlined the sites to agree to work with essentially because she will be looking for that product majority of not might mean looking towards indeed some parts of the far. right? so this question of red lanes is really one which is hanging over these attempts by european commission president borderline. to get the keys back to the european commissions headquarters. and we talk about the far right the so they all won the group, but there are differences between them. yeah, absolutely. so george maloney's party and brothers are basically 6 with a parliament your group here in the european parliament cold. think you are a pain conservative unreformed mason there. nationalist, right wing politicians, but they're seen as much more politically pa

i'm fairly functional across this trip. melanie, thank you for that. and power couple assume that for us in darrow, by law the authorities in the russian region of the stones se account to tears. some operation is now over, government killed, 15 police officers and 4 civilians inside will attain is the tax. in the cities of my i've talked a lot on deb and it talk is talking to the cynical churches. i'm a police post with adults. priest was killed and a church called shot dead in dub and in the capital the government fight. busy on a traffic police power 6 suspected gunman have been killed. she wouldn't be due. today has become a day of tragedy for dogs, fun and our entire country, unprecedented and their cruelty the terrorist attacks were committed against religious sites in the capital, march of cala and our ancient city there, bent. that's going on with daniel hope. hawkins. he's lonely 1st and most go daniel . so a significant, a time we learned anything more about the attack is um the motivation. but one of the, well, that active kind of federal st

melanie, although she is not part of the coalition , to maximally influence the future result, that isrinciple. now it is more or less clear that ursula funderline should remain in the position of the head of the european commission, mrs. robert mytsola, the head of the european parliament, but as for the head of the european council and as for the commissioner for external affairs, the biggest is unfolding here. battle, and if we talk about the head of the european council, then of course, there was supposedly an agreement about antonio costa, the ex-prime minister of portugal, but in connection with the fact that in fact the progressive alliance of socialists and democrats, and the european people's party. the party has strengthened, we can see it now in the results that are available, the european people's party says: well, let's definitely record that the head of the european council will be two. years, and in 2.5 years we will choose not from the socialists, but from the epp, and what does this mean for us, mr. igor, look if they remove our double the prime minister, shmygal is up

. >> reporter: executive director melanie huggin has pioneered this extraordinary evolution. >> we haveat is the history of public libraries across the globe. >> reporter: that history dates back to 1895 and the founding of columbia's first library branch. but an economic ebb and flow combined with advancements in technology led huggin and her team to write a new chapter for a community in need. >> we think of our spaces as places to learn, to share, to create, and we create quiet spaces, and let the rest of the library just be vibrant and active. >> [speaking spanish] >> reporter: here, jobseekers can lean on career counselors. social workers help the homeless and people suffering from food insecurity. education is also a top priority. >> i didn't know how libraries contribute to us getting our education. you know, i just thought you come here and get a book. >> reporter: now people like letita miller can take free online classes and earn a high school diploma. the 40-year-old single mom of four dropped out of high school after having her first baby at 14. how rough was that? >> it was

is melanie session and, and do it. the pin number was that on us before the war, milk, yoga, twos, and other things were available in local markets. for now, i simply can't find these things. well, they all sold for, incited prizes with a dot com to forward is my economic condition is, was the situation of goes up as being described as a very bad situation in terms of the economy in terms of the shortage of food supplies that has been over there for the past 8 months, the most of the formulas in the market, we didn't see it before for this was a non formulas for us. what the written on it, not examine, nothing just to get it. actually, there is many cases was admitted your as the sausage in your apartment of the blog to view the bay area. and you will see be a few of the, the height the ration you to the formulas that the to the. 2 formulas for then, then what you thought that goes through is advised them to deal with. and meanwhile, in northern gauze, local authorities have reported 50 bodies have been covered from un

let in new ones, then between this, say, the national association and the brothers of italy, giorgi melaniidesz can find a common language here, ugh, and here is the question, and for the christian democratic union of germany there will be a choice, or to become there... such party as these move to the right, or give a wide street alternative for germany? i think that the cdu will move to the right, i really think so too, although, let's be honest, it was the cdu that worked to, relatively speaking, let migrants into germany, and the republicans abolished slavery altogether in the united states, well, we are talking about what about transformations. if we're talking about the united states and we're talking about the struggle of two parties, one of which was the slaveholding party and the other was the anti -slavery party, and now these parties have switched with from the point of view of the political position of its liberal conservative roles, and we perceive it as the norm, then imagine what could happen to the transformation in europe, this is also a very serious problem and you ... i

most of i have suffered from melanie attrition and more recently me see ation a now being taken serious final rest of us, one of the 28th other children who died of this in 4th. the hydration and in our vision impose vide, is really military, by the ongoing restrictions and a blockade on the border. and the restrictions on the entry of necessary medical supplies and basic necessities to keep people alive and to help them survive these difficult conditions. what you see right now is the, is most of us mother and his father who are quite traumatized or what have been crying father and mothers over the bodies of their the children are unable to do anything to save them and to help them survive these difficult conditions this is most of the father writing in the car. they are taking his body to his final read to the cemetery. well, is there any forces that struck and now the home and central gaza king that is one palestinian and injuring many others the dead and the wounds that have been taken to the bylaws of fox, the hospital. one of the strips, few functioning medical facilities struggli

i'm talking about melanie's and just in the house and i was telling him, but you can follow those stories on the website. it's just evident. com. it's updated throughout the day. next, donald is era, it's counting the cost to stay with us, the the hello that, let's get the weather across north america. and the patent has been stuck on repeat with rounds of severe storms pushing their way across most central and eastern areas of the us. and there's more to come that stretching from central parts of canada all the way down to the gulf coast, which looking lodge hail damaging wins. and of course, very heavy rain. and we can't rule out a tornado to now headed that we've got a band of rain that pulls across the southeastern states towards the eastern seaboard and the very width and windy weather is starting to move back into the pacific northwest and west and pots of canada. sunday in to monday we'll see that went to whether it's not to move into calgary as well as we saw the new week is much dry of eastern areas of canada with temperatures picking up in places like also will be seen $29.00 de

yes, i go present, putting up a post at the looking east, but you know, past the penny is that the melanie is to invite you a program that you can use that used to work. policy was a very slowly now in the past 2 years looking east f truly transferred into the going east and at a speed offer train that between china and the last year has a grease, the repeatability lose any of the end of the nation. police, north korea and we so often country is also a close at much, much close at the end, the full, so this shit it's like, this is the 1st visit to the d p. okay? in 20 in the course. and then he's going to be traveling to vietnam soon offers. what do you think that his regional shape is signaling? oh, well, uh, i think i know nowadays uh the last uh and the, and the east, the easiest country. yeah. become that much of close them before and i think that those uh uh you solutions. we overlap gradually. uh you friends, the north east, a asia or the as i said. and the next step is international evolution. ill, also we'll uh, push the integrations off, but no off easter economic integration. so

and melanie also, her policy started her the pre assessor to her policy. so the italian social movement and the national alliance already started this process of speaking about the holocaust. so it's something that these parties have been working on for decades. and as i said the since they've started focusing so strongly on their opposition to as long as their anti semitism has been kind of swept under the carpet because there are bigger enemies to worry about. guess what do you say? yeah, i think the anti semitism is always been a division of issues. so anti semitism was relatively central among fluoride parties in an eastern central europe. it was much less the case and certainly not open in west to europe. but there were also various parties that simply weren't anti semitic, like lambs belong in belgium. and that we're always try to, um, kind of get support from jewish community, particularly after 911, but also within certain circles of the far right israel was always held up as the ideal state because they saw israel as a jewish state. and therefore

what we see is melanie's ation the process of it, or what georgia bologna initially did. because at the beginning she was, you could even argue that she was pro russian in a sense. and now she's a champion of, of nato. she went to kia, giving supports, constantly and so on. so at the same time, it seems that the americans are living, do you know, the kind of elusive, whatever it started a new crane, but now expanding to europe. yeah, but instead of these, uh, barbies a being a guest fade so and actually afford deliberation of european countries from the doctor for washington's occupation. what is happening is there a, they're letting them have the same ideology, but with the different content related to say, is like a genetically modified by system that they gain or function. dana function, the national weather, whether europeans rectified the war, maybe not at this point, but i think that's what the, what the americans want is not the americans, the military industrial complex. not even like what i would say. but really the, the, the, the, the industry they want to do to