co—star and dear friend miriam margoyles co—star and dearfriend miriam margoyles about his legacy.tar and dear friend miriam margoyles about his legacy. he was deliuhtful, margoyles about his legacy. he was delightful, mischievous _ margoyles about his legacy. he was delightful, mischievous with - margoyles about his legacy. he was delightful, mischievous with a - delightful, mischievous with a marvellous sense of humour, witty, just completely adorable, and everyone who knew him will be mourning him today. tell everyone who knew him will be mourning him today.— mourning him today. tell us, obviously. — mourning him today. tell us, obviously, for _ mourning him today. tell us, obviously, for the _ mourning him today. tell us, obviously, for the younger i obviously, for the younger generation, it's his famous, is as indeed you were, those roles in harry potter that brought him to the masses. tell us about his earlier work and his olivier awards and baftas. he work and his olivier awards and baftas. . ., ., work and his olivier awards and baftas. h, ., , , , , baftas. he came into th

please welcome miriam pawel. [applause] >> hi, miriam. >> hi, greg. can you hear me? ok. >> i want to ask you something i feel is really important. what brought you through the writing about cesar chavez. i know a lot of people in texas know who he is but then i was very surprised to learn that recently when the mexican filmmaker diego luna will do not -- luna was having the premier of his film on chavez, he took a walk, a stroll down cesar chavez boulevard, and asked if they knew who cesar chavez was. most of them said they felt he was the boxer, the mexican boxer julio cesar chavez or they thought he was julio cesar chavez junior who is also a boxer. another answered is and he -- isn't he the venezuelan leader hugo chavez. several others. others thought he was part of the chicano movement. it really surprise the filmmaker. i went to ask you -- want to ask you, why did you decide to write a full-length book after writing, what is it, a long series in the los angeles times about the unions and your recent book union of their dreams? >> thanks for asking the question b

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her mother miriam had mixed feelings. how did she feel about the fact that her baby was having a baby? >> delighted with the fact of being a grandmother, but not delighted with the circumstances. >> wendy had had the big church wedding for her first marriage. this time around, she and michel got hitched at miami beach city hall. >> you may kiss the bride. congratulations. >> the next day, wendy and michel set out for a brief weekend honeymoon, a drive down the florida keys to key west where the road ran out. sunset drinks, dinner and a hotel. three days after the wedding, they were back in miami beach, sunday evening. wendy called her mother to say they were going to a movie and dancing later at a club. her mother urged her pregnant daughter not to drink. then in the middle of the night, the wee hours of monday morning, wendy's mother got an unexpected call from her new son-in-law, michel, saying they'd had an argument. wendy had stormed off, saying she was going to her mother's house. since then, the bridegroom said he'd

miriam oh, thank you. everybody in my ear ear. thank you for being here today. and happy to be here as well. this is a really good question because this morning, what our volunteers for the book festival gave me a ride over and when and asked me how i got to mississippi and a story that i said that i came in 1973 to the phillis wheatley festival and she immediately said, oh, that sounds like a founding mission for what we're doing today. and i said, you got exactly right. so she gave me my opening statement. is that walker's work was foundation in every way, and writing her biography, i discovered just how foundational it was she. that intersection between, if she knew literature, was like, it's not sufficient for to know it. i have to translate it to public spaces, i have to share it more a lot more broadly. my role as somebody has benefited from all this knowledge is to deliver it in different ways. and i think she was that that transit and that that person who needed to have a community who could be as richly endowed should i say as she was she felt she had h

so miriam thinks that the miriam cates thinks that the state should paying stay at state should be paying? joining is us for them joining us now is us for them lobby who for lobby group who stand for children's interests . molly children's interests. molly kingsley hate you molly and also chief executive of bright blue, an think for an independent think tank for promoting liberal conservatism. ryan shorthouse . molly, let's ryan shorthouse. molly, let's come to you first. are being a mum is one of the most ultimate privileges and being a father, i certainly had it very, very hard when i became a father. i didn't have any holidays, didn't have a new car, didn't have anything at all comfortable. but why on earth the state pay for earth should the state pay for people to be parents? surely it's their choice . it's their choice. >> i'm i understand that argument. i don't agree with it. i think as a society, we desperately need children. we need children who are educated , need children who are educated, who are flourishing, who are secure. and whatever that looks, looks like. and i don't thin

the backbench miriam backbench conservative mp miriam cates has spoken exclusively to gb news about heritical editor christopher hope has the interview. miriam cates, why should the state reward award stay at home parents with childcare money? >> well , i childcare money? >> well, i don't think it's about rewarding any particular type of parent. >> i think it's about giving parents choice. so we know that some parents really want to go back work and resume their back to work and resume their career soon possible after career as soon as possible after having some parents having a child. some parents want stay at for long want to stay at home for as long as possible make the most of as possible and make the most of those precious very those very precious and very quick think as quick few years. and i think as a that we should quick few years. and i think as a in that we should quick few years. and i think as a in the that we should quick few years. and i think as a in the businesst we should quick few years. and i think as a in the business 0er should quick few years. and i think as a in

nÚmero puede incrementar mÁs para el 2030 y que las personas de 40 aÑos son las mÁs vulnerables, miriamuestran que los casos de cÁncer en adultos entre 14 y 49 aÑos, aumentaron un 79%, mientras las muertes subieron casi 28%, de los 29 tipos de cÁncer analizados el t de senos registrÓ mayor nÚmero de muertes, seguido por trÁquea, pulmÓn, estÓmago e intestino, la mala alimentaciÓn, uso de alcohol y tabaco, falta de actividad fÍsica y obesidad estÁn entre los factores de riesgo mÁs preocupantes. >> la dieta por ejemplo, el uso de alcohol, cigarrillos, hay ciertas causas, el aumento de comer carne por ejemplo, hay mrars de latinoamÉrica dÓnde se come mucha carne, hay mayor incidencia de cÁncer colorectal, lo mismo en la incidencia de cÁncer de estÓmago, lo importante de este artÍculo es ver cÓmo podemos mejorar o evitar esto haciendo un cambio de vida. >> los expertos recuerdan que hay que hacer lo posible por cuidarnos pero tambiÉn monitorear nuestra salud. >> hemos visto los Últimos aÑos pacientes realmente de 40 aÑos o menores con cÁncer de estÓmago, cÁncer de pÁncreas, metÁstasis de hÍg

. >> claro que sÍ, miriam y su preparaciones.o gusto y mucha emociÓn de que de temprano inician acÁ los preparativos en el capÍtulo estatal en sacramento donde se espera que miles de personas se congrega para este dÍa tan importante para nosotros los mexicanos. el dÍa de noche independencia. >> se espera una noche llena de presentaciones y mÚsica bailable y por supuesto de mÚsica mexicana conocida por su suculencia y gran variedad. >> y por supuesto, se espera honradamente familiar que promete transportarnos anoche querido mÉxico. esta noche no nos prestan el capitolio donde la legislatura trabaja y es desde el balcÓn principal que liliana ferrer tendrÁ el honor de dar el grito con una campana que esa rÉplica de la cÉlebre campana de dolores que el cura miguel hidalgo y costilla hizo sonar aquella madrugada del 16 de septiembre de 1810. mucha emociÓn se espera en el aniversario nÚmero 213 de la independencia de mÉxico donde juntos vamos a estar honrando nuestras tradiciones, nuestras raÍces y por supuesto, llevar el nombre de mÉx

miriam, seguiste el caso, cuÉntanos. >>> sÍ, tenemos hoy las primeras declaraciones de luis rubiales, futuro y en la verdad. >>> las crÍticas y presiones culminan en la dimisiÓn de luis rubiales como presidente de la real federaciÓn espaÑola de fÚtbol y como vicepresidente de la uniÓn de asociaciones europea de fÚtbol o la uefa, dijo que defenderÍa su inocencia y sus hijos y seres queridos sufrieron los efectos de una persecuciÓn desmedida y hablÓ ante las cÁmaras, en el adelanto de una entrevista con piers morgan, dijo lo siguiente. >>> (hablanan en inglÉs). >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> tambiÉn hablÓ de su relaciÓn con su familia. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> dijo que habÍa hablado con sus hijas y con su padre y que ellos saben que no se trata de Él. la entrevista completa se espera para este martes. hasta el momento jenni hermoso se ha mantenido firme en que el beso no fue consentido, justamente hoy el juez de la audiencia nacional en espaÑa aceptÓ escuchar la querella presentada la semana pasada por la fiscalÍa en la que acusan a rubiales de agresiÓn sexual y coacciÓn, se pidiÓ recop

miriam recounted to us by phone the nightmare they endured.our building, our neighbours, they were screaming and yelling, they told us we have to get on the roof because the water started getting higher and higher. as we were on the roof, we were able to see other people on other buildings�* roofs and they were waving phones and flashlights, and then suddenly the building collapsed on them. and at that moment we realised that actually we might die. a wall of water as high as seven metres thundered through derna, crushing and obliterating much in its path. some 1 million tonnes of it came crashing down on the city after two mountain dams failed. everywhere there are bodies. the isolated port city has been overwhelmed by grief. and for days they have been left to pick up the pieces alone. now turkish emergency teams are among the first to arrive in derna. translation: we set up a field hospital very quickly. _ we assessed the situation with our crews and sent our search and rescue teams. we treated trauma patients continuously here throughout th

. - i know, that's what--miriam was walking by in the '60s. - miriam colón, which was the founder, rightthe legendary miriam colón became well-known in the theater community after her performance in the acclaimed play "the oxcart" by puerto rican playwright rené marqués. but she was also the latina in hollywood in the '50s and '60s and became best known for her role as mama montana in scarface. - she hated hollywood. she was like-- - why'd she hate hollywood so much? - because she was so distant from her people. - right. - and in '67, she founded the puerto rican traveling theater. she was taking theater to the people. and she says, "that's my calling." i have some people inside from the company that wanna say hello to you again. you wanna come in? - yeah, yeah. ♪ oh, i know some of you. - you know these people? - of course i do. some of the great new york talent. this theater has pumped out crazy amounts of talent, like caridad de la luz, also known as as la bruja, one of the leading spoken word poets in the world. jesús martínez, award-winning actor and voiceover artist. and christin c

okay, so miriam says that we're miriam coates says that we're not people children. >> said to you whilend i said to you while having a two child rule so that if you've got more than two children and you find yourself on only, only the first on benefits only, only the first two get paid for, does two children get paid for, does not encourage people to have children if they've got precarious jobs. >> very good point. allow >> very good point. just allow people have as many children >> very good point. just allow peithey have as many children >> very good point. just allow peithey want.e as many children as they want. >> that's not what i said. >> that's not what i said. >> alex, any thoughts? i move on. >> of course, government policy affects quite profoundly whether people have people decide whether to have children. it's almost a children. i think it's almost a truism is that i mean, do you sit there at home and do you think yourself, do you know think to yourself, do you know what, i'm about to have a child, but what is the government policy? >> is that dictating your love lives your l

miriam carrasquillo, perdiÓ a su hermana, quien trabajaba en una de las torres gemelas.ro restos no han sido encontrados todavÍa. entonces es es como nuestro lugar para. a recordar lo hay. eso me ha perseguido toda la vida por quÉ. y eso no tiene por quÉ es importante usar. recuerdos que atormentan a los que sobrevivieron tambiÉn. escombros. empresario a caer. y es gente estÁ un poco paz despuÉs, gente empezÓ a tirarse al vacÍo de este edificio. el colombiano germano rivera trabajaba en una joyerÍa ese dÍa lo perdiÓ todo, y ayudÓ en las labores de rescate. continuÓ siete meses en la zona cero. muchas lÁgrimas, porque lo empecÉ supervisar vivo. el pentÁgono en washington se acciÓn en pensilvania. tambiÉn realizaron hoy ceremonias de conmemoraciÓn, heridas las de muchos sobrevivientes y familiares que vienen a buscar compaÑÍa. >> uy en eeuu. desde alaska el presidente biden dijo que cada aÑo conmemoramos el nueve once, pero nunca es fÁcil. >> un dÍa que sin lugar a dudas, permanece en la memoria en este paÍs, pero que tambiÉn se busca se ha conocido por las nuevas generaci

un acto de coacciÓn al salir en su defensa ahora la fiscalÍa estÁ una situaciÓn de hostigamiento y miriam ante co comparezca de cualquier manera preliminar las leyes de espaÑa una agresiÓn puede ser castigada por una multa o uno a cuatro aÑos de cÁrcel es muy poco probable ya que no tiene a antecedentes penales estaremos siguiendo muy de cerca este caso la joven dice que ella no ha h ha hecho nada malo. >> tambiÉn te queremos saludar por tu cumpleaÑos. >> en otros temas tras dar n negativo su Última prueba de covid 19 ya estÁ en india para participar en nueva delhi en la cumbre del g20 una de las mÁs grandes economÍas del mundo quiere convencer que estados unidos es un aliado importante una reuniÓn en que no estarÁ su homÓlogo chino desde que tomÓ el poder y en mÉxico andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador entregÓ la candidata claudia sheinbaum pardo,abanderada de morena y sus aliados partido del trabajo (pt(y verde ecologista de m;exico el bastÓn de mando que le dio a la comunidad indÍgena en el 2018 luego de que la nueva ex jefa de gobierno fuera la candidata por el partido morena. >> bertha x;och

. >> estamos con miriam que nos cuenta cÓmo estÁ la situaciÓn allÁ. >> muy buenas tardes, es uno de losprano y como pueden detrÁs de mÍ comienzan a llegar las persona, llegan las personas para darse la Última escapada antes que acabe el verano, hoy y el lunes puede ser dos de los dÍas de mayor actividad para los viajeros. >> a viajar se ha dicho el fin de semana laboral promete ser bastante activo al aire y en la carretera, compras relacionadas a viajes domÉsticos aumentaron 4% comparado al aÑo pasado y 44% cuando hablamos de vacaciones internacionales, entre los destinos mÁs populares estÁn. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> estas vacaciones son un descanso bien merecido para muchos y una oportunidad para otros como dueÑos de pequeÑos negocios. >> esperemos que vengan a aprovechar el Último fin de semana. >> mientras los aeropuertos siguen recibiendo a millones este viernes, muchos mÁs se preparan para llegar a su destinos por carretera, el precio promedio estÁ en para. 83 bastante similar al aÑo pasado, entre las ciudades mÁs concurridas del paÍs estÁn atlanta, los Ángeles y houston. >> l

. >> listo gracias miriam. >> bueno seguimos en la ce celebraciÓn del mes de la herencia hispana sobrenes cuando bajaba el escenario se le cruza una mujer muy tranquila que hablaba en tonos muy bajos me encantaba la tranquilidad en su hogar. >> invitamos en casa aquÍ e escanea el cÓdigo q.r. no estÁ comodidad. >> noticias telemundo.com >> es que el que el canciÓn nos pone a bailar. >> yo creo que desde mi niÑez crecÍ escuchando la mÚsica de celia cruz. >> no se puede perder la nueva versiÓn de un Éxito de ricky martin que el boricua acaba de estrenar junto a cristian modal. >> un adelanto del video que estrena hoy shakira. uno de los mayores exponentes del gÉnero regional mexicano. asÍ como lo escucha. >> (musica) ( comerciales ) en cvs pharmacy ahorras como quieres. porque te ahorramos el trabajo de buscar formas de ahorrar en tus recetas. porque tus medicinas vienen con etiquetas en español y te ahorras las confusiones. porque ahorras tiempo al programar todas las recetas de tu familia para el mismo día. y porque solo por surtir tus recetas puedes recibir hasta 50 dólares en extrabuc

other evil is abraham with captive sauce. debra relegating the people to fight against and slave us. miriam praising the victory other enemies as prince. dimitri dunst, going to worry amongst better to be up to us the ibm asking certainly as a friend and ask for a blessing to fight the while. don't hold a hold before the battle. if could you come up there and they, when they began building the cathedral in 1879 in 18. 83. it was consecrated. 48 years later in 1931 it was blowing out. and in the 1990s it was restored. not the cathedral itself, of course, not a copy. it's clearly a new building, and that fact can be interpreted differently. but it has a special secret, meaning the bloss devin, remember models a 10 can instead of a 1000000 counseling, we see plastic and remember that it was once granted. it must not be destroyed. what's rushes must remain the new. some human presley is usually near your story. the slave would model it this way with daughters that even you should remember that the because that's a spirit who issue the worst of list as choose would submit this. the additional st

. >> come on, spooky house sells art made by trans artists co-founder miriam levinson says the hot item this year we have these incredible rainbow pins that everybody says is the hottest pride item of the year. oakland is facing a historic deficit in the summer crime spike. joyner says events like this are big for the city and go beyond just celebrating pride. >> you have all the politicians, people running for office, but you also have like the community organizations that want to see change in oakland. so you know, pride is not just about celebrating who we are. it's also about celebrating who we want to be. >> in oakland, ansar hassan, abc seven news. >> the grand marshal of today's parade, oakland congressional representative barbara lee. she talked with abc7 news about oakland's ongoing crime problems and says events like today's parade play a role in combating those issues. >> a lot of the criminal activities that take place here like throughout the country really are about hate and about really not addressing the underlying causes. and so today is a moment to stop and reflect and

deborah, relegating the people to fight against and slave us, miriam, praising the victory other enemies as prince dimitry dunst, going to worry amongst better to be up to us the ibm asking said, abuse a friend. don't ask for a blessing to fight the wild on hold a hold before the battle of could you come up there. and they, when they began building the cathedral in 18. 79, in 18. 83. it was consecrated. 48 years later, in 1931, it was blowing out and in the 1990s it was restored. not the cathedral itself, of course, but a copy. it's clearly a new building, and that fact can be interpreted differently. but it has a special secret, meaning the plas devin, remember models for 10 can instead of a 1000000 casting, we see plastic and remember that it was once granted. it must not be destroyed. what's rushes must remain the new. some human presley is usually near your story. the a slave with metrowood this way with doors deviation. but even if the, because that's a field who issue the worst of list choose would say the this, the position that we should be is, or what appeared about the storage.

co-founder miriam levinson says the hot item this year. >> we have these incredible rainbow pins that everybody says is the hottest pride item of the year. >> oakland is facing a historic deficit in the summer crime spike. joyner says events like this are big for the city and go beyond just celebrating pride. >> you have all the politicians, people running for office, but you also have like the community organizations that want to see change in oakland. so, you know, pride is not just about celebrating who we are, and it's also about celebrating who we want to be in oakland. >> saracen, abc seven news. this . was one day ahead of the anniversary of the nine divided by 11 attacks. >> the tributes have already begun in some locations as santa clara county officials hosted a remembrance ceremony this morning. a ceremony was also held in san francisco today, attended by mayor london breed and members of the city's fire department at saint anne of the sunset church. several more events are planned for tomorrow. the 22nd anniversary of the attacks. there's new information tonight about a ba

that is a manual beat of miriam. a tran, rasa and analysts. thank you. thank you very much. you kind of in prison for a lot of minutes. savanski has announced the dismissal office, defense minister saying you approaches a needed lexi rest. nicole spent much all his time, securing billions of dollars with a military aid from caves, allies, but his ministry, his vice, a number of corruption scandals. he dismissed those as smith, as the landscape says he expects parliament to support his nomination, rest them immoral for for the wrong. yeah, way to show for it was does that mean the menus that overall no green. i have decided to replace the minister of defense of ukraine elect. the resident coff has been through more than 550 days of full scale war that is simple through. i believe that the ministry needs new approaches and other formats of interaction with the military and society as a whole. of a lot of major lensky has page to clean up all the is one of the most corrupt countries in europe as you cry and looks to join you and nice her opinion. a businessman has been arrested

with captive sauce, debra relegating the people to fight against and slave us, miriam, praising the victory other enemies as prince dmitri dunst. going to worry a month, that is to be up to us the ibm a asking sub use of rental notice for a blessing to fight the wild on holy hold before the back left click of a herd and they, when they began building the cathedral in 1879 in 18. 83. it was consecrated. 48 years later in 1931, it was blown up. and in the 1990s it was restored not to proceed with itself, of course, but a copy. it's clearly a new building and that fact can be interpreted differently. but it has a special secret, meaning the blast every remember models a 10 can instead of a 1000000 costing. we see plastics and remember that it was once granted. it must not be destroyed, watch rushes must remain the new, simian presley is usually near his story. the slave would metrowood this way with daughters deviation. but even if the, because that's a field who issue the worst of list choose would say the, this, the position that we should be is, or what appeared about the storage was suppos

. >> at 10:20 miriam powell talks about her biography on cesar chavez and his rise as they were leader. >> he was an important organizer. his organization was almost exclusively in california. it was a first part of the mexican american civil rights movement. in 1952 he went to san jose and he started to do what he did when he went to a new place which was to hold house meetings. talk about concerns and needs and try to get people engaged in collective community organizing. he meets cesar chavez at a meeting and here is where we can tie in religion nicely because part of the legend is that fred wrote in his journal that night, i think i have found the guy i'm looking for. and you can find that quote and a lot of books and a lot of scholarly works but in fact it is made up. i found the actual entry in his journal from that night in which he says something very positive -- chavez has great potential, great energy, something very positive about caesar butot has begun.e quote as the legend >> from the c-span archives tonight on c-spa he sure to watch c-span's new seriks tha have shaped a i

es verdad doÑa miriam quÉ estÁ sin palabras en este momento? miriam: estoy sin palabras. omg! ok.julio sÁnchez. su fallecimiento a los 91 aÑos se deberÍa complicaciones de salud y ocurre a sÓlo cuatro meses de la muerte de su esposa. Él con sus grandes obras rompiÓ todos los rÉcords del arte como 300,000 personas en el palacio de bellas artes en mÉxico, 255,000 en el museo de bellas artes en bilbao. que descanse en paz. vamos a continuar ahora con mÁs. se va uno de los grandes. cÓmo no reconocer alguna de sus obras. dejaba plasmada su firma en cada una de ellas. quienes tuvimos la oportunidad de verlas en persona creo que hemos sido importante de algo muy grande. karla: Único y deja un gran legado al mundo del arte y el mundo en general. seguimos con mÁs. continuar la controversia. en exclusiva, josÉ manuel figueroa respondes y amenazÓ de muerte a la familia de alicia machado. le preguntamos a ninel conde por quÉ cayo ante la declaraciones de alicia. jessica: en lo mÁs in de esta semana los artÍculos son para nosotros. podemos tener una mirada atractiva, colgador de carteras que p

i'm miriam false. why i didn't this episode will examine how civil liberties the rights that protects people against state action or increasingly on the threats from the rights of process to the protection against police violence freedom. the sections of the french population is being eroded by the very states meant to protect them. the present maxwell has hesitated to use the time police violence for firing to refer to the violence of some officers is never proved in the stomach police brutality here in fronts. what resending the recent series is the new version of defensive in new birches targeting originally started in groups with expanding to the hope of nation. i think free speech is a huge word that we use now to say everything and anything and nothing at the same time. because if you speak this things are authorized in this country. you of the, the free speech, right? the very sing country. but pauses as a torch bearer for a fundamental freedoms. kind of pick one criticism that there is the sum

i'm miriam, post war. and in this episode, we'll deal with another legacy from fraud. his policy that continues to shape isn't present. colonial is in the people need to learn about the history that colonial history, which feeds into the inner qualities that you experience in society today. how do you experience that connection between the colonial pos on your presence in front today? i think focusing on the future doesn't mean we forget the past. all position is not the the, the victim professor. we have to, to bring a solution. very early on, i decided to, you know, go on a quest and try to explode my heritage. and when you realize that you develop a violence that they went through and how it impacted them, i think as a generation coming after you need a lot of trends to be able to accept in question and open certain emotional package. i would say it's very confusing when you grow up here when you don't have this sense of belonging. and also that society keeps telling you that you don't belong. it's something very political that we're touching here is, you know, why

find miriam pulse for and in this series all take a deeper look at some of the issues dividing from kind of people from lacey. they the separation between church and states. defrances, reckoning with its colonial legacy through racism is i'm a phobia on the crackdown on basic freedoms, including the rights of process. to me, it feels like a fight over who we are as a nation. and what we really stand for the sounds almost as this lazy to today is sort of saying, actually some really just have to choose all run acceptable. this tendency to only find a nickel chamber of your own thoughts as only be made easier. i think the music understanding of light used to, to is the biggest problem actually the fact that some public figures, weaponized ladies today, you know, to, to stigmatize or thoughts or this is of the society. there is a very deep breakup between some mustangs and so not missteps between so young people coming from the pool. so both ends the rest of the society. the rest of the society feels the strong people and has nothing to set this up of the best. the best thing is a case stor

emigration attorney unless event even is helping 3rd country nationals who fled to war and ukraine, like miriam out of sugar, then deepened things they should have the same rights to remain that ukrainian citizens have at least my clients. they are either working or studying they, they started building a life here under the presumption that they were allowed to stay here for as long as the temper protection directive would be applied. and now all of the sudden it is, or it's going to end for them. one of them deepens, arguments is that since it was european union leaders who activated a temporary protection directive, it must be in you leaders who remove those rights. not the dutch justice minister. this is a letter from the mayor of the duck city of harlem to a non ukrainian who fled the war. it demands the recipient, leave the shelter by september, 4th, underscoring. they will have no more benefits, and it says they may be forcibly removed to their home country with the last minute suspension of this deadline. this group has a little more time, but no more answers about their future. until no

and what is find a way what we need to do is find a way . dislike it when miriam cates .hoice. but you don't to miss don't want to miss those precious be precious years. we should be making it's possible making it so that it's possible to workplace to stay in the workplace throughout. i've watch throughout. and what i've watch on i got pregnant, on gb news since i got pregnant, there incredibly there have been incredibly flexible all always flexible employer all always facilitated me working and having child. and ironically , having a child. and ironically, because i'm not sure that it would be the most on brand thing, are people thing, there are lots of people who you who would say, you know, you should stay in the. should women should stay in the. yeah, reality , if you can yeah, but in reality, if you can make women do both. >> you're not losing talent from the rebecca people the workplace. rebecca people are in economy. >> must say, look, i've >> look, i must say, look, i've got with you. got to be honest with you. you're a tremendous you you're doing a tremendous you

miriam pushing, miriam is going to be pushing, you things that you know, further things that she wantsollowing an incident near buckingham palace. our word ravioli was arrested after climbing a wall and entering the royal mews area near the palace on saturday. the 25 year old has also been charged with attempted theft from a motor vehicle dunng theft from a motor vehicle during the same incident. he's appearing at westminster magistrate court today . the magistrate court today. the labour leader says he would seek a much closer trading relationship with the eu if his party wins the next election . party wins the next election. sir keir starmer says it's complete garbage to suggest labour planned to join an eu wide migrant quota scheme to tackle migrant crossings. sir keir has spent the weekend meeting canada's prime minister and is expected to meet the french president later this week. conservatives say labour would accept 100,000 migrants from the eu each year if elected to power . nhs from the eu each year if elected to power. nhs leaders say strikes by junior doctors and consultants

to the extent cornell west or miriam williamson or robert f.at, the polls don't back that up. people are concerned as they should be, it will be up to the biden team to deal with those fears. and make it clear that he does have the strength and stamina and sharp tons serve another term. >> and the president has often said don't compare me to the almighty, compare me to the alternative. 67% of dems or independent democratic-leaning independents say they want the party to nominate someone pems as you point out, most of them don't know who that person should be, most of them say if he's the nominee, they'd vote for him anyway. some of the pgs calms from the alternative, on the other side of the ballot. >> well, that's right. look, to the extent that joe biden -- i mean, when joe biden makes his race about donald trump he does better in the polls. and to the extent he already beat trump and is looking for a rematch, he would love to have that be the entire conversation. it's not going to quite necessarily come down to that, though, because there ar

. >> at 10:20 p.m., miriam powell talks about her biography on cesar chavez and his rise as a labor union leader. >> he ran a group called the community service organization, which was almost exclusively in california, and was the first part of the mexican american civil rights movement. in 1950 two, he went to san jose and started doing what he did when he came to a new place, holding house meetings, talking to people about their concerns, their needs, and trying to get them engaged in collective community organizing. he meets cesar chavez at the chavez house, and this is where we tired and very nicely -- tired in very nicely. he said in his journal, i think i have found the guy i am looking for. you can find that quote in lots of books and scholarly works, but that is made up. i found the actual entry in his journal from that night, in which he says something very, to -- very different -- chavez has great potential, great energy, something ry positive about caest not the legend of the quote. >> be sure to watch c-span's new series, books that shaped america, in partnership with the libr

co founder miriam levinson says the hot item this year. >> we have these incredible rainbow pins that says is the hottest pride item of the year. >> oakland is facing a historic deficit in the summer crime spike. joyner says events like this are big for the city and go beyond just celebrating pride. >> you have all the politicians , people running for office, but you also have like the community organizations that want to see change in oakland. so, you know, pride is not just about celebrating who we are, and it's also about celebrating who we want to be in oakland. >> hassan, abc seven news. the grand marshal of today's parade was us representative barbara lee of oakland. >> she spoke with abc seven news about how events like these can help build a better bay area and help in the conversation surrounding crime in the city. >> a lot of the criminal activities that take place here , like throughout the country, really are about hate and about really not not addressing the underlying causes. and so today is a moment to stop and reflect and be proud of people who are really fighting to m

spooky house sells art made by trans artists co-founder miriam levinson says the hot item this year wee these incredible rainbow pins that everybody says is the hottest pride item of the year. oakland is facing a historic deficit in the summer crime spike. joyner says events like this are big for the city and go beyond just celebrating pride. >> you have all the politicians, people running for office, but you also have like the community organizations that want to see change in oakland. so, you know, pride is not just about celebrating who we are, and it's also about celebrating who we want to be in oakland. >> ansar hassan, abc seven news. it was a nice day today. >> it was wonderful out and about. all right. now i have a hard turn to this tease coming up here because we're talking about an escaped prisoner still at large. but coming up at 530, we have the latest developments on the convicted killer who escaped two pennsylvania prison yard by crab walking up a narrow hallway. >> and what's going to become of a stranded boat at stinson beach. the beach, the fast approaching deadline th

. >> miriam bloom is the lead prosecutor on the case.rganizations with the aim to commit war crimes. >> in order to charge him with separate war crimes, like execution or violent arrests, or torture, you need more evidence. then indications. >> so this is ongoing? >> we have investigations still going on, yeah. >> was he hiding? >> he was not hiding. he was just living their openly. people like him were also criminals. they can come to the netherlands, hiding in the illegitimate stream of refugees. and to be able to investigate, prosecute those cases is very, very important aspect in our mission not to be a safe haven for war criminals. >> the trail of terror isis left behind will haunt not only their victims, but those who tormented them. >> jomana karadsheh joins us now. that video is so sickening, in the form hospital. the man who was arrested in the small town in the netherlands, to investigators have a sense of how many suspected high-ranking former i.s.i.s. members might be hiding in plain sight in western countries right now? >> i