anfort monroe not lyo protect wash ington,s d.c. from erned again as it was during the warf 12, but also as this gateway, as the the e ation that would the gateway to all the rivers leading up into virginia, maryland and even delaware. and that's perhaps why you had so much, many important battles happen all along the way leading up to richmond, including, of course, the famous ironclad battle. there some individuals that may you haven't heard about who were aboard monitor and i wanted to give this example. so that you knew that there were african-american who served in actually both on confederate and union ships confederate ships. yes for workers, but on union ships,hefirst came in as what they call a boy, and then they ay were enlisted as sailors aboard the ship. see a cadre. and here's a closer picture of him. so see him in the distance here and enhis close up of him he looks like, man, you don't want ms with. but he was one of 500 enslaved people on the shirley plantation in charles city county, rgia. in 1862. he escaped and be

engineer who helped to build fort monroe. heuilt an impenetrable fort, and he t waa fool's folly to try to and take impenetrable fort. and so because it was such an incredible and impenetrable fort, people kind of forgot about it. not it as an important instance nation that ended up becoming so important during the civil war. now, following lincoln's and i want to just kind of take you through a few other pictures and then i want to talk about what happens after lincoln's proclamation. i thought th pticular drawing done by a missionary was because it shows whatpoignant missionaries were doing and thes were missionaries from northern. most of them were abolitionists, and they were comin. they were prg food, they were providing education, they were providing religious comfort to many the fo enslaved people. and this drawing was done of newport ne after the b bethel battle. and you had a number of in that area. this and it's the only picture i'veofnside fort monroe. and those , the way, arell there. so if you visit fort monroe,

the second cor calvary formed at fort monroe. the second colored light artillery that was also formed at fort monroe, where the men were put in uniforms, trained and prepar for battle. and they served in a number they as well as others w were like the 10th u.s. colored volunteers that were formed in norfolk or wales african brigade tt was formed in eastern north carolina. a lot of people who re maroons in the dismal swamp, they actually joined that particular. they participated in the peninsula. they participated in b and port excuse me cab in point, fort pocahontas, newmarket heights was the turning point for the civil wars effort to. capture excuse me, to capture richmond. you know, i can't talk without using my hands. wilson's landing hundreds as well as the battle of the crater in petersburg, been, etc. etc. they participated in so of these wars after the war. some of men, those who were in the 38th united states regiment or united states colored troops regiment, were sent to texas and they served in in many of the ventures t

this is where he, yo had visited fort monroe. he was, as i said, the norfolk, po are and he's actually buried hampton. and this shows of the bracks and how women, african-american we often the laundress for the who were actually inside fort. and so there were there was a lot of activit inside of the fort. but most of those freedom seekers were actually outside of the fort with only a few exceptions. this is one of the places slabown that is now the section of phoebus. phoebus used to be a tiny little town outside. so you had hampton, which was a a village that became a city. and then you have phoebus. that was a little that ended up getting annexed into into hampton. what's interesting about. excuse me, phoebus, that it has some streets that just the grand contraband camp lets you know who used to live there, have a street called union street have a street called lincoln street. well, you know, confederates did not name those streets. union and lincoln and, same thing. they had similar names in the grand contraband camp. you had.

so james monroe was married to his wife flossie monroe and they had six children and they were asleep in their chicago apartment in october of 1958. and in the of the night they heard a loud pounding on their door. and it was chicago police named frank pape was infamous for people. he was referred to as chicago's toughest cop and he liked to take photos of himself to the bodies of people he killed. he was a he was a very guy. it sounds. and he and a number of other chicago police broke into monroe's home without a warrant with their guns drawn. they did this because a white woman that day had identified james monroe as having killed her husband. in the truth of the matter, james monroe had nothing to do with killing this woman's husband. in fact, this woman had arranged for her lover to kill her husband to on his insurance money and then she pointed out james monroe, as the person who had done the crime to, avoid suspicion to herself and her lover with that evidence, frank pape and his officers barged into the house at gunpoint got james and flossie monroe out of bed, not wearing any

. >> number four, monroe lane. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: it's a moment monroe lace will neverget. earlier this year, she was crowned ms. san francisco. >> it felt like a dream because it has been a dream that i have had for years. since i was a child. >> reporter: but she didn't just win the title. >> no. i'm miss san francisco. i know that my impact is much greater. >> reporter: monroe is the first transgender winner in the pageant's history. the crown and sash are more than just accessories. >> every time i put on the sash, the weight of it r■eminds me of the weight of my job. of the responsibility that i have to make a difference for young children. >> reporter: as part of her miss san francisco duties, monroe visits a different elementary school in the city almost every day. today, she is reading a book called sparkle boy to the fourth grade class at tenderloin community school. >> mama went upstairs. >> reporter: it wasn't that long ago that monroe wasn't sure if her own story would have a happy ending. >> so, four years ago, i ran away from home. and in the middle of the

lace. >> reporter: it's a moment monroe lace will never forget. earlier this year she was crowned miss san francisco. >> it felt like a dream because it's been a dream that i've had for years, since i was a child. >> reporter: but she didn't just win the title -- >> i know i'm miss san francisco. i know that my impact is much greater than that. >> reporter: monroe is the first transgender winner in the pageant's 99-year history. the crown and sash are more than just accessories. >> every time i put on the sash, the weight of it reminds me of the weight of my job, of the responsibility that i have to make a difference for young children. >> reporter: as part of her miss san francisco duties, monroe visits a different elementary school in the city almost every day. >> hi, everyone. >> reporter: today she's reading a book called sparkle boy to the fourth grade class at tenderloin community school. >> mama went upstairs. >> reporter: it wasn't that long ago that monroe wasn't sure if her own story would have a happy ending. >> so four years ago i ran

and they were really onto something as this story turned out, for monroe. i mentioned is obviously i'm sure many of you are thinking of it already as an important place where these two histories connected as well for monroe of course just happened to be on the set of land as comfort markedp as old point come up. and this was why the first recorded africans arrived in t british maian colonies in 1619. anit's alsthplace where union general benjamin butler in 1861 comes up with a novel response to the escaped slaves who are presenting themselves his doors, basically at fort monroe. he decides to deny the slaveholders who are trying to come and get back what they see as their property. he denies that and instead refers to the enslaved people as contraband of war. he uses that kind of legal term to denote the importance of and slave labor to the rebellion that's going on. so this one small bit of land for monroe. combines these two amazing stories. it's the place where slavery began in america and it's also the place where it began at least to come to an end in

. >> here is monroe lace. >> reporter: a moment that monroe lace will never forget . earlier this year she was crowned miss san francisco. >> it felt like a dream because it has been a dream that i have had for years , ever since i was a child. >> reporter: she did not just win the title. >> i know that i am miss san francisco and my impact is much greater than that. >> reporter: munro is the first transgender winner in the pageant 99 history and the crown and sash is more than accessories. >> when i put on the sash en reporter: as part of the miss san francisco duties monroe visit the different elementary school in the city almost every day. today she's reading a book called sparkle bullet to the fourth grade class at the tenderloin community school. it was not that long ago that monroe was not sure if her own story would have a happy ending. >> so four years ago i ran away from home . in the middle of the night i packed everything in a single suitcase. because i would rather be loved and homeless them be in a home that did not love me. >> reporter: munro as lived in

. >> monroe blaze. [ applause ] >> reporter: a moment she will never forget.earlier this year she was crowned miss san francisco. >> i felt like a dream , because it has been a dream i have had for years, since i was a child. >> reporter: but she didn't just win the title. >> i know my impact is much greater. >> reporter: monroe is the first transgender winner in the 99 year history of the pageant. the crown and sash are more than just accessories. >> every time i put on the sash, the weight of it reminds me of the weight of my job, the responsibility i have to make a difference for young children. >> reporter: as part of her duties, she visits different elementary schools in the city almost every day. today she is reading a book called sparkle boy to the fourth grade class. >> mama went upstairs. >> reporter: it wasn't that long ago the monroe wasn't sure if her own story would have a happy ending. >> four years ago i ran away from home. in the middle the night, i packed everything in a single suitcase , because i would rather be loved and homeless then in a

. >> reporter: it is a moment that monroe lace will never forget.crowned miss san francisco. >> it felt like a dream because it has been a dream that i have had for years, since i was a child. >> reporter: but she did not just win the title. >> i know my impact is much bigger than that. >> reporter: munro is the first transgender winter in the title's 99 year history. >> every time i put on the sash, the weight of it reminds me of the weight of my jaw. the responsibility that i had to make a difference for young children. >> reporter: as part of her miss san francisco duties, mono visits a different elementary school in the city almost every day. today, she is reading a book called "sparkle boy." it was not that long ago that monroe was not sure if her own story would have a happy ending. >> so four years ago, i ran away from home. and in the middle of the night, i packed everything in a single suitcase. because i would rather be loved and homeless than in a home that did not love me. >> reporter: monroe has lived in this sro, or single-room-occupan

. >> number four, monroe. >> reporter: it is a moment that monroe lace will never forget.lier this year, she was crowned miss san francisco. >> it felt like a dream because it has been a dream that i have had for years. since i was a child. >> reporter: but she did not just win the title. >> i know that my impact is much greater. >> reporter: munro is the first transgender winner in the pageant's 99 year history. the crown and sash are more than just accessories. >> every time i put on the sash, the weight of it reminds me of the weight of my job. the responsibility that i had to make a difference for young children. >> reporter: as part of her miss san francisco duties, monroe visits a different elementary school in the city almost every day. >> hello, everyone. >> reporter: today, she is reading a book called "sparkle boy ," to the elementary school. it was not that long ago that monroe is not sure if her own story would have a happy ending. >> so four years ago, i ran away from home. i packed everything in a single suitcase. because i would rather be loved and homeless

. >> number 4, monroe lane. >> reporter: it's a moment she will never forget.s year she was crowned miss san francisco. >> it felt like a dream because it's been a dream that i had for years, since i was a child. >> reporter: she didn't just win the title. >> i'm miss san francisco but i know my impact is greater than that. >> reporter: monroe is the first tran winner in the pageant's 99 year history. own ansh areore than accessories. every time i put on the sash, the weight of it reminds me of the weight of my jaw, of the responsibility that i have to make a difference for young children. >> reporter: as part of her miss san francisco duties, monroe visits a different elementary school in the city almost everyday. today she is reading a book called sparkle boy to the 4th grade class attender loin. it wasn't that long ago that monroe wasn't sure if her own story would have a happy ending. >> four years ago i ran away from home and in the middle of the night i packed everything in a single suitcase because i rather be loved and homeless than be in a home that di

it is a venue on monroe park in downtown richmond built in a moorish architectural style. it was called the mosque for a long time. members of our muslim community came to the richmond city council and said, we understand that this building has a particular architectural style. we need it may even be sort of a tribute to us to call this building a mosque. but it is not a mosque p it is an entertainment venue. this is alcohol served, dancing and other things that wouldn't be appropriate. our muslim community asked in a very respectful way, can you come up with a different name for this facility. we acted to change the name to the landmark. a number of years later. altria agreed to help renaud vat the -- renovate the facility. the name is now the altria theater. i spend some time talking about this place because, mr. president, i imagine you have places like this in hawaii. these places where everybody has gone their entire lives for events just like high school graduations. virtually every public high school in richmond and many of the private high schools in richmond and t

the high school community, the center is a beautiful entertainment and event venue on monroe park inowntown richmond crews built in 1920s and an architectural style and was given the name. as public mosque for a very good time. then members of our muslim community came to the richmond city council said we understand this building as a particular architectural style. maybe even be a tribute to call it a mosque but it's not a mosque to an entertainment venue there other things that would not be appropriate in our muslim community and very respectful way can come up with a different name for this facility is in the city council f district. we enacted to change the facility to the landmark. a number of years later ultra company headquartered in richmond agreed to help renovate the facility after 100 years bring it to 21st century it's now called the ultra theater. i spent some time talking about this place. mr. president i am as in places like thisai in hawaii. these places everyone is gone their entire lives virtually every public high school in richmond and many of the private high sch

after the problem with spain was resolved, the americans, in fact, within the framework of the monroe america for the americans kicked out the last european power from latin america and threatened all the fingers you don’t climb here. this is our safety zone. this is our operating area. uh, this is our economic zone. the fact is that as a result of the american war of 1898 , let me remind you that the united states gained control over puerrica cuba and the philippines, which were also a spanish colony. so, after this war and until 1933, the united states invaded latin america 30 times under one pretext or another , preparing one stage of hostilities, the next in relation to the next stage of expansion , counting on china, because part of the pan-american war was the capture of the philippines and there were also very interesting things when 25 the president of the united states decided to attack the occupation of the philippines and said that well, we need to bring christianity to them, they say. they are savages here god is not hatoliki. he said all the more because uh america was mo

and here we need to figure out what america and for which americans no doubt the monroe doctrine, which having the an update of 200 years still says, is the ideological foundation in united states, preferred to the united states and regarded left in america and the caribbean, is backyard countries, this results you should be taken over in order to satiate the united states, imperial appetites. in other words, we what the backyard and the united states, se, but as the north and south america works and was subordinate, lee exclusive to one another. the united states and this, i believe, is the tendency that dominated us to a political strategy throughout american history. so there has to be a response from latin america that has to be a different alternative. and i think c lack has achieved great progress in recent years and bringing together all of latin america and the caribbean, and bringing peace to the whole region, i mean, furthering all of the integration processes. now for example, we are witnessing a very important, a very interesting historical moment. the silvers return to powe

with a steady hand and artistic precision, george transforms into his drag queen persona, woowoo monroeit is a journey that started long ago for george. it is one that has given him the opportunity to spread joy and the message of inclusivity. >> my little dragon room in here. >> i try to be a positive role model for other queens or other people in the community. >> reporter: george is also a san francisco deputy sheriff. >> i have been working for the sheriff's department now for 20+ years, 23 years. >> reporter: some might think his transformation is unexpected or one that can challenge stereotypes. >> i had mixed reactions . i am very proud of my service. i have always wanted to make a change in my community and the community at large. san francisco is one of the most inclusive departments around. i am very proud of where i work and my track record as a deputy sheriff. >> reporter: becoming woowoo monroe is a chance for george to embrace his love and passion of performing. woowoo has been a staple in the drag community for years, especially in the south bay. spending time performing

. >> reporter: monroe is the first trang winner in the pageant's 99 year history.re than accessories. every time i put on the sash, the weight of it reminds me of the weight of my jaw, of the responsibility that i have to make a difference for young children. >> reporter: as part of her miss san francisco duties, monroe visits a different elementary school in the city almost everyday. today she is reading a book called sparkle boy to the 4th grade class attender loin. it wasn't that long ago that monroe wasn't sure if her own story would have a happy ending. >> four years ago raaway home and in the middle of the night i packed everything in a single suitcasebecause i would rather beloved and home less than be in a home that didn't love me. >> reporter: monroe has lived in this sro or single room occupancy for the past four years, the longest of all the other tenants. this beauty queen has seen firsthand the ugliest sides of the city. >> one of my neighbors overdosed a few months ago. to me that shows how important public safety is in the city. that's what my platfo

if we show solidarity and unity such initiatives have always been the target at the monroe don't drink, formulated over 200 years ago. first, that was the ripe fruit diplomacy, outlined by john quincy adams and actively used on cuba. according to that doctrine, cuba was too full naturally into the hands of the united states. soon or late. just according to newton's laws and mechanics apply to political processes and based on the geographic determinism. about 6 months after the emergence of the apple mentioned, don't train the monroe doctrine was developed, whose main principal was america for americans. and here we need to figure out what america and for which americans no doubt the monro adult train, which having been update of 200 years. so says is the ideological foundation in united states preferred to the united states and regarded left in america and the caribbean is backyard countries. this results should be taken over in order to satiate the united states imperial appetites. in other words, we what the backyard of the united states say, but as the north and south america works

laws, instructions , monro's regulations, these revisions will improve.maloun mensa and yaghma said that anyone who is just like me is a cursed person, that means he is dead, not forty and a half higher than putting a person in a place. haider, take care , the greatest asset of our time, friends , is to know that time is not repeatable , to appreciate time, we must spend it day by day. let's have those new plans, thoughts and ideas. transformation, transformation and transformation of the organization of the program means that it itself transforms and transforms each other. imagine that i am sharing this with the service of all true friends as a reminder and admonition. these reminders cause each other can we actually take these matters more seriously? so, i will go through this introduction . i emphasize on a functional approach and to make mother sattar as fun as possible to the provinces . our provinces must have full authority and complete independence. we support your independence in front of the provincial executive bodies . we definitely support yo

mia monroe: and then this coyote mint is really choice for monarchs.'s beautiful honeysuckle vine everywhere. joe: for his effort, schell recently got a grant of 850 plants from the xerces society of invertebrate preservation, a group aimed at protecting butterflies. ole: the decline and hopeful return of the monarch seems to touch people's heart. we have about a dozen volunteers here today, spending the day planting plants that we receive from the xerces planting kit. isis: there's more plants scattered all through this area. isis: ole's project is what we need right now. he is getting folks from the community engaged and spreading the knowledge and advocating for monarch butterflies in his local community. [sheep bleating] joe: schell hasn't just enlisted humans in the work. he's also got sheep working on the issue, hoping to clear new ground for more plants. ole: it's a lot better than a tractor which would totally just decimate sort of the micro ecology of the area. joe: this winter, schell saw the fruits of his labors as monarchs returned to the r

pablo monroe abrÍa el marcador.. ediberto jurado con en triunfo no por uno.emala. en fondo de inversiÓn pÚblica anunciaron un acuerdo histÓrico. hay fusiones. ♪ ♪ >> un nuevo estudio en el Área de la bahÍa se dificultan los ingresos suficientes para esta zona. acompÁÑanos a las 11. botella de agua para mantenerse hidratado. recuerde estar con nuestra aplicaciÓn de univisiÓn allÍ casa puede comunicarse con su equipo de noticias. es algo que quizÁs pueda estar pasando incluso en su trabajo. lo enviarÁ directamente a mandarles un mensaje whatsapp. gracias por su compaÑÍa y por su jorge: hoy es martes 6 de junio, estas son las principales noticias. un vÍdeo al que tuvo acceso en exclusiva noticias univisiÓn plantea dudas sobre la conducta de militares mexicanos que detuvieron cinco narcotraficantes en nuevo laredo. los cinco parecen vivos al inicio del vÍdeo pero acaban muertos.

, the monroe doctrine, the u.s., germany, the hemisphere, and the expression that they organize. u.s. has not really wanted an independent group of states with strategic autonomy such as a unasur. now with the shift of the left we are seeing the possibility of unasur being rekindled. we saw it yesterday at the summit, lula once more reasonable right-wing figures t to understand that it is in the strategic interest of the region. he doesn't just want a club of leftists. you want the political spectrum to understand its south american region that it is in the interest of all 12 countries, in a world which, as you said, is going to be increasingly dominated by regional blocs. they will need regional be geopolitics and muscle to face the challenges of the future. adrian: while a majority of south american leaders are currently leftist or centrists, the region is more idealistically, pluralistic that it has been for some time now. there is no guarantee, is there, that things will stay this way. is it perhaps just a matter of time before a grouping like the one president lula da silva

maÑana monro nos explica cÓmo se puede pedir esta ayuda. pueden pedir esta asesorÍa legal.as. >> llego como tres meses. desde entonces todo es mÁs difÍcil para ella. con varios hijos. >> el fantasma de los desalojos volviÓ al condado. >> nada mÁs que a ver recibido un aviso de desalojo. necesitan recomendaciÓn y ayuda para negociar. sea o no recibe una notificaciÓn tambiÉn puede llamar al mismo nÚmero o visitar la pÁgina web. temen lo que pueda pasar. entonces aumenta el riesgo. >> hay mucha gente que necesita. el acuerdo de la ciudad serÁ por un aÑo. en acompaÑamiento es muy valioso. aunque no tenga porque les ayudan a las personas. >> quÉ pasa si yo soy un inquilino sin contrato? lo pueden desalojar, pero tiene que tener un aviso a los 30 dÍas. paula: la fractura de cobro de tarjetas de crÉdito pueden volverse un peligro. en san josÉ imÁgenes donde se ve que un vehÍculo se lleva su buzÓn. >> pueden encontrar nuestra fecha de nacimiento. hay que tener muchÍsima precauciÓn y saber quÉ informaciÓn nos estÁn mandando tambiÉn notifique a su banco para resguardar su venta banca

. >> reporter: becoming woowoo monroe is also a chance for george to embrace his love and passion forcommunity for years and especially in the south bay. spending time performing at various charity groups and events and even been featured on the national stage. woowoo the first drag queens to be invited to speak at the city council meeting and this week getting ready for the pride flag ceremony in santa clara. >> i am happy to say we have a thriving and eclectic drag community here in the south bay. >>> an emotional moment for woowoo monroe standing in front of the crowd. >> pride is important because somewhere out there is a scared teenager who still thinks that maybe being dead is better than being gay. that is not okay. >> reporter: sharing the power of her story and her life and showing others they can be who they were meant to be. >> i am what i am. i am my own special creation . so come take a look . give me the hook or the ovation. >> reporter: with or without the hair, the dress and the makeup, george , woowoo, someone simply willing to serve their community. >> life is not wo

hablÓ con dayana monroe. >> letras de estas rejas estÁn estos 17 espacios hoy ocupados por las casas espacios son suficientes. >> tienen 17 nuevos e vacÍos. esta parte de la situaciÓn que ofrece la ciudad. hay 114 espacios seguros. >> 17 nuevo arqueos son suficientes. >> claro que no son suficientes. >> ante el acelerado aumento en la selecciÓn el domingo 22 los residentes aprobaron una medida para prohibir que las casas rodantes se estacionen en toda la ciudad. este programa se implementa hace varios aÑos. Éste es un parqueo seguro que fue inaugurado hace dos aÑos atrÁs. >> ahora hay que ver. aÚn recuerda lo que era vivir en su casa rodante. >> tras la decisiÓn en todas las avenidas. se llegÓ a una bardo. sÓlo puede estacionarse en los lugares marcados con estas lÍneas negras. >> aquÍ pueden parquear se. >> no hay que parquearse. >> el propÓsito es prevenir que estas personas terminen viviendo en la calle. >> escoja la primera opciÓn, luego le pedirÁn su nombre, el correo electrÓnico, quÉ tipo de vehÍculo tienen. tambiÉn le van a preguntar cuÁntos niÑos y cuÁntos adultos van a ella.

nuestra reportera dayana monroe nos explica cÓmo estos aumentos afectarÁn su bolsillo.a si cruza con frecuencia y tiene esto. ya no pagarÁ ocho dÓlares si paga su peaje la tarifa va a aumentar en $0.20. quÉ casas y la situaciÓn es distinta? usted debe visitar san francisco y no pertenece al sistema, usted puede pagar en peaje. el corro —— cobro va a subir $0.75. la tarifa se va a incrementar en $0.35. segura se estÁ preguntando con los que usamos el ferry o el bus, son son $0.75 que se verÁn reflejados en el precio que usted iba a pagar. >> todos los programas con descuentos van a seguir vigentes. tambiÉn para personas con discapacidad. estos aumentos se dan para cubrir los ingresos de las personas que aÚn cruzan el puente. si nos fijamos vemos que la situaciÓn es peor. la actividad se redujo en un 60%. los ingresos del puente se redujeron a la mitad. esta medida es parte del aumento de peajes aprobado en 2019. es de puente es el peaje mÁs caro del Área de la bahÍa. no —— >> ante las altas temperaturas que esperamos para este fin de las altas temperaturas que e desde el

similarly, if we were to choose between me and merlin monroe, who did you choose, well, me, well, ifbetween me, marlon brondok. who did you choose, well, once you chose . next time, we still chose marlons of the brand, i know for sure, i know life, you know, and i chose merlin. it's a people i'm a filareno, why should i look at myself when i can look at a falconer they're not idiots and that's a huge problem, but in any case, if you have the ability to have a personal dialogue, you can compete with a robot, and that's why i tell journalists all the time if you choose this job if you choose this mission you must be a person you must develop yourself you must understand that you are competing with colleagues with a computer and if you are not capable of creating a personal product , it is better to go work as operators of artificial intelligence, you will have more money, more opportunities, more realization than running after him and asking him not to finish your texts, that's one thing, he won't listen, and it's quite a serious problem for us, because we understand very well that mos

you know, the monroe doctrine that you, us genuine and ship and expressions, they organized the organization which best bodies. this is the organization of american states, which has its headquarters in washington, which is a type that you manage and controlled by the us. and of course, you. busy hasn't really wanted an independent group of states. ready strategic bolts on it, such as on that sort. now with a shift to the left, we seem to possibly that you will know sort of the re kindled. but obviously the, the, we saw it yesterday at the summit. i mean, not really was some more reasonable, right? we have just biggest presidents on simple to sort of understand the strategic interest of the region. no, no doesn't want it to be a father. bless this. you want, that was everybody on both for me, all sides of the political spectrum to understand the south american region that is in the south american organizations. and that's what it is in the collective address, a full 12 countries in a wealth which, as you said, the beginning of the show is going to be increasingly dominated by regional box wi

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while i know the president has pushed hard to hold the line and recent progress and protect monro people who need support and reject the house republicans' most extreme demands, we have to be clear eyed and honest about how this bill fails to meet our current moment, especially how it limits our ability now to make the investments we need to strengthen our economy and invest in america's future. i will vote for this legislation because default is not an option what i do so with deep concern and with a determination to prevent us from ever being in this situation again and lessen the damage of these cuts at every possible opportunity. that includes working with the administration and my colleagues to consider a supplemental but that conversation has to consider more than just defense and ukraine because there are other really important priorities like border security, disaster relief and other non-defense items that we should not let be shortchanged. this is absolutely not a bill i would approve. the fact that the choice here is between a bill that cuts resources for american families or

drag artists woo woo monroe said that visibility is more important now than ever.re out there is a scared teenager who still thinks maybe being dead is better than being gay. and that is not okay. it's my monroe said that the lgbtq community is stronger than ever today and that everyone deserves a seat at the table. for the latest information on pride events across the bay area, just head to our website. we have a special section dedicated to pride month at ktvu. com slash pride. all right. that wildfire smoke finally starting to clear out in new york and people there enjoying some fresh air. raging canadian wildfires blanketed the region in that orange haze earlier this week, temporarily making new york city's air quality the worst in the world. well, now that air quality levels are nearing normal levels, some new yorkers are getting back outside. wednesday was insane. i was in midtown around like 1 p.m. and it was just yellow fog everywhere. like today, it's clear, like it's nice out. you can't even smell anything like it doesn't smell bad or anything. so i think

are you on the baltimore do you have the little philosophy about let the monroe be headed blad um, i use my how much was the move out of the head of the i'm monkey, but i used to have them who are you the was not, continues 19 they revolution, forget about the solution business, you know, only very self understanding of thing. they were there for a very long time. general there is something different you style is to we want that . yeah. the key edison we've, i've seen matthew eh, you can also get a call to the stand, the, any of them is, or to need to do the, or the, we did germany state shuttle. what i mean is it's showing a kind of the, in a very quick work of trying to get them to understand how to distribute flyers without being quote, how to ride through the features of being, quote, is there a formation that are same limits that are like random moves that are lots of these things and then how you can starts early on that date and where to go. we did each section available when you had an incident, assuming committee academy in energy to pretty much the lady walton. he dealt wit

global the american a system of total espionage over everyone, and this is how you can talk about the monroe doctrine that the united states should in no case let anyone into their own , as they say, hemisphere, despite the fact that they are present everywhere, including in east southeast asia and, of course, in the post-soviet space, that is, the whole world should belong to them. and latin america should only belong to them, we give the floor to the news and the big game will return at 16:50 not to be missed. hello on channel one news release in the studio maxim shufutdinov and i'm starting. from st. petersburg, where the international economic forum started , 17,000 participants who talk about sovereign development, as the basis of a just world, this is the main topic, to the northern capital representatives of 130 countries arrived and the answer to all unfriendly western states , whose hope for the isolation of russia is once again collapsing right before our eyes, the main event will be a speech at the forum of vladimir putin. the business program is extensive . to live broadcast. hel

facing us so that we can have educational classes and religious ceremonies let's hold monroe in our own center, we don't want islam to be taken away from us, lms401, the decision of the charity commission is a direct attack on our religious conditions , the new muslims are experts, mixed together, and to be told that you don't have to interpret some verses of the koran, and you don't either, from palestine. support and be a supporter of the resistance, don't hold a ceremony for the martyrs, contrary to acceptable religious and humanitarian standards , mo mojtabi ghasemzadeh, london broadcasting agency, the minister of internal security of the zionist regime called for extensive military operations and settlement building in the west bank. the zionist official visited the avatar center in bita town in the north of the west bank said that we need to expand the settlement and start large-scale military attacks. he said that if necessary , we will destroy tens and hundreds of people. in the last two days, dozens of settlers returned to the avatar town center where the regime army in the mid

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monroe is plainly more than a beauty queen. the night and hopes of making a better life for herself here in san francisco. two years ago, a stranger raped her at gunpoint in the single room occupancy hotel where she still lives today. monroe took this horrific experience and found a way to give it meaning by publicly sharing her story. she hopes to help crime victims feel less ashamed and in turn, seek services and pursue justice. during her year of service as miss san francisco monroe embarked on a school tour of san francisco public schools, she visited 13 schools and hundreds of students across the city. teaching on on the theme of do good, be good and make good choices. but it is also important to know that miss san francisco's europe service has been marred by death threats and public backlash. as we celebrate pride month in san francisco and around the world, it's also against a backdrop backdrop of record setting numbers of anti lgbtq laws being introduced and legislatures across the country. nationwide over 500 anti lgb

we should look back at president monroe said in the monroe doctrine about staying out of our hemisphereons president uses his words makes a mistake and tries to back step and say i didn't really mean that. it does mean something to the adversary leaders out there. you don't see the chinese saying that, the saudis saying that, you don't see the russians saying that as well. so he has to be cautious about what he said. >> ashley: he said what he said in that closed-door meeting but then he was pressed on it by reporters. do you think he should have taken that chance to double down like he did and brush it off like it's no big deal or do you think he should have changed his tune? >> well, first of all, he shouldn't have said it ashley. the proper be with president biden he makes comments like that then tries to walk it back but his actions don't match his words. what he ought to do his actions matter, have the actions go forward with the chinese and make strong statements either economically or militarily or diplomatically. look what the chinese have done recently they snubbed secretary of

you see they hoped to sail from fort monroe. go up through the chesapeake bay go to baltimore and from baltimore. they hoped to get on rail lines. perhaps head west to cincinnati to louisville. so these are soldiers who claimed that they are going to kentucky to tennessee and other places. but hearing from an exasperated general lew wallace in baltimore. especially in the wake of lincoln's assassination grant is going to change the terms that he offered at appomattox, especially in regards to that special orders number 73 that came on the morning of april 10th. let me read to you from grants response to wallace. it was no part of the agreement that we were to transport or feed paroled prisoners. by the terms of the surrender they were allowed to return to their homes and i ordered that their paroles should be a pass to go through our lines where it was necessary to do so to reach their homes and that when they traveled on roads or boats run exclusively by the government, no fair would be collected. i did not calculate that men f