and i don't, we don't live in paris east and are disadvantaged if they come from the wrong southern and i'll be sending kids in your same towers as well. so we need a new state and policy that ensures that of children. have them see a real opportunity for themselves in the future wherever they live. would you think we need to create the best school based on republican values or we have increased the size of classes that we really want to ensure that our teachers have more latitude in apple classes with don't to adapt to the situation that they find on the ground 0 contracts, we need to do this and enter into with parents in order to improve the performance of the children. there's a great deal that needs to be done, not least in terms of the school buildings as well. after all, children failed and our young people are the key to come back to any quality and in just a success. and all parents are confronted with the same problems and it was, this is the more, naturally, this is one class. there's the problem of social media and smartphone dependency among children who sold parents compla

president, the monument mccall and joe biden say they will work to reduce tensions in the middle east meeting in paris. they also reaffirm their support for ukraine fight and war, and that russia would not stop at ukraine and could threaten all of your normandy. tens of thousands of rallied against far ryan extremism across germany before sundays annual elections. a broader lions of civil groups joined the protest in berlin. full suggest the far right alternative for germany party could win up to 15 percent of the vote. the party is called for mass expulsions of foreigners. among other things. the berlin air show has been bringing together the worlds of aerospace and defense for over a 100 years with green technology. now a key part of the event. but since russia launched is invasion of ukraine, the presence of the arms industry has become ever more apparent helicopters, transport aircraft, and a defense systems. berlin's international and show looks more like a military exhibition for the 1st time. this is show includes a dedicated defense park where the defense industry can show off its latest produ

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election in 2027. 0ur paris correspondent hugh schofield has been finding out why this has all been happening, and he starts his report in a cathedral town around 160 kilometres south—eastnational rally, are so far ahead in the french polls that their biggest worry is supporters like these taking a massive victory for granted and not turning out. that is why the president has come to this market town. selfie hell, of course. this is the new face of france's far right. he is personable, popular and above all, very young, and atjust 28, he is leading the national rally in these elections to new heights. circumstances are helping. inflation is hurting. 0ut here in the provinces, president macron is unpopular. and now there has been a run of atrocious stories of violence among immigrant communities in schools, in the paris suburbs, a 15—year—old was beaten to death, seemingly by the brothers of a teenage girl angry that she was in contact with him. the case is not unique. for the national rally�*s newest star recruit, it translates into a popular demand for authority. this former head of the agency frontex says he was hounded out for trying to be tough. immigration is a fac

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nick beake reports from the town of coulommiers, east of paris.he site of one of the worst nazi massacres in france, perpetrated 80 years ago today. he's been drawing on the past to highlight what he claims is the current threat confronting the country — from the far—right. in the face of his opponents�* success this weekend, the president has taken an almighty gamble in calling a snap election. a0 miles outside paris, this is coulommiers, the land of cheesemaking, where support for macron has crumbled. the members of the monday club said they hadn't veered to the right. but then we met 31—year—old mum of three noemi, a worker in an elderly care home, who says she's desperate for something new. translation: what frightens people could actually do them good, so we should try the national front because france is getting worse. i'm scared to leave my house and the public transport is not safe. whatever the result of these snap parliamentary elections, emmanuel macron is set to stay on as president for another three years but a national rally victory

bifurcation of donald trump's stuck in new york, and i'm looking like a statesman trying to solve middle east pariseace. it's not going to work. he mentioned how dangerous it was. notice the word dangerous -- will: yes. reckless. pete: to talk about the fact, ecless and dangerous that if you talk about the trial being rigged -- will: yes. pete: which is a signal for what? signal for misinformation. will: absolutely. pete: you've without to censor that, shut that down. rachel: and they did that with january 6th, around the electio- pete: correct. is lawfare was supposed to be their curveball. we're going to lock him up. that was how -- it hasn't worked. he's raising more money, he's going up in the polls. so what a do they do thousand? and elon musk has gotten underneath their censorship machine, because you can actually -- will: pete, i saw the same thing, and i heard the same language. reckless and irresponsible and dangerous. that was covidien language. pete: yes. rachel: 100%. will: all right, you saw this, robert deniro, weird press conference in front of the trial. i don't think he took questi

nick beake reports from the town of coulommiers, east of paris.hlight what he claims is the current threat confronting the country — from the far—right. in the face of his opponents' success this weekend, the president has taken an almighty gamble in calling a snap election. a0 miles outside paris, this is coulommiers, the land of cheesemaking, where support for macron has crumbled. the members of the monday club said they hadn't veered to the right. but then we met 31—year—old mum of three noemi, a worker in an elderly care home, who says she's desperate for something new. translation: what frightens people could actually do them good, - so we should try the national front because france is getting worse. i'm scared to leave my house and the public transport is not safe. whatever the result of these snap parliamentary elections, emmanuel macron is set to stay on as president for another three years but a national rally victory could have a huge impact here and in many parts of france. it would also be hugely symbolic too because in just six weeks

it goes straight east to paris.he diamond of france so consequently if you take con you're on the road to victory to paris. george patton is next to th bat. pat instead if the proper study of mankind is man the pper study of warfare are maps. patent like rummel is a connoisseur h profession. and he's studying maps and studies maps and studies maps. if you'll go to the movie patton with george c scott. when he's flying from england into france. as he complains with all the other spare parts after the normandy invasion. what blue book is sitting on his lap take a quick look in gold lettering. it's the norman conquest of england all about william the conqueror and how he developed a road network infrastructure in normandy to enable him to build a base of operations to invade england in 1066. patent knew that he knew the all-weather roads that william the conqueror had built 900 years earlier. nobody else did but george did. what abouteo patton jr. when his family immigrated over from scotland? they came locally to fred

it goes straight east to paris, the diamond of france.o consequently if you take on, you're on the road to victory to paris. george patton is next to the map. if a proper study of manki is man, the proper sdy of warfare are maps. patton, like rommel, is a connoisseur of his profession. and he studied maps and studies of maps and studies maps. if you go to the movie patton, with george c. scott, what i can with his flying from england into france, as he complains with all the other spare parts after the normandy invasion, what bluebook is sitting on his lap? take a quick look. it's the norman conquest of england, all about william the conqueror and how he developed a road network infrastructure in normandy to enable him to build a base of operations to invade england in 1066. patton knew that. he knew the all weather roads that william the conqueror had built 900 years earlier. nobody else did. george did. what about george smith patton junior? when his family emigrated over from scotland, they came locally to fredericksburg and then marri

if the worst east in paris accused the group of focused racing riots in the territory last month, buttons, abrupt id of oppose electro iphones, that indigenous counter feed. would you use that influence? don't the thought we knew all revolts and big revolts like this? there always exists is exist, has been a deplorable but that of justifiable because this is a struggle for independence. struggle for freedom. we criminalize, we say these people who are known, who are fathers and mothers, we sight the criminals and state of them presently, newman, new, caledonia, that being deported. 17000 kilometers away. this is outrages. it's a way of criminalizing the connect people and the representatives have been more protests and the french capital against the far right women's organizations march the head of next week, no column entry election. president emmanuel mccomb results found them in 2 weeks ago off to his policy loss, ground and all right. can your p and column and elections are francis ron? we national riley apology is pending his hopes for success and next weeks. now collections on the p

there was a space of terrorist attacks in paris, where the radical islamic groups were angry about french foreign policy in the middle east. and they were farming, usually trash cans and mailboxes. and in fact, the city of paris for a lot of top and got rid of all the trash cans. as a result of this, they put out these kind of crappy cardboard boxes so that there's not a bit barely enough room for a bomb. and i guess not enough room for the trash either, cuz the trash was just kinda like blow out of there. and it was, it was a fail policy. but yeah, so your person has suffered terrorist attacks. don't forget, as a cartoonist, i'm very cognizant of the charlie of the attack that claimed a dozen or so of my colleagues. and there's, you know, that was, that was isis that did that. so it's, and so there's like a lot of, it's an issue parents that's a long history like love like, like england during under the i r 8 period. you know, but francis experience is more recent. it's been pretty safe, pretty safe. over the last 5020 years. but you know, my cross the t's young, but he's old enough to remember that. speaking of preparat

there was a space of terrorist attacks in paris, where the radical islamic groups were angry about french foreign policy in the middle east. and they were bombing, usually trash cans and mailboxes. and in fact, the city of paris for a long time and got rid of all the trash cans. as a result of this, they put out these kind of crappy cardboard boxes so that there's not a bit barely enough room for a bomb. and i guess not enough room for the trash either because of the draft, which is kind of like blow out of there. and it was, it was a fail policy. but yeah, so your person has suffered terrorist attacks. don't forget, as a cartoonist, i'm very cognizant of the charlie of though attack that claim to a dozen or so of my colleagues. and there's, you know, that was that was, i just, that did that. so it's, and so there's like a lot of, it's an issue parents as a long history like love, like, like england during under the i r 8 period. you know, but francis experience is more recent. it's been pretty safe, pretty safe. over the last 1520 years. but you know, microsoft, he's young, but he's old enough to remember that. speaking

and in general, paris is a record holder for districts and is not for everyone. arab quarters, north station, eastventh and twentieth the district, all these are places in which outsiders have absolutely... nothing to do. paris and brussels are practically sister cities in terms of safety. the belgian capital also has many corners where it is better not to go. especially in the dark. the peterbos residential area in the anderlecht district has been taken over by local gangs; even special police raids are not helping to improve the situation. over the past 3 years, more than 100 of them have been carried out , but in 2023 the situation worsened even more. the gangs have made peterbos a hub for the sale of cannabis and cocaine, which they obtained from marseille. a case in point is g4s, which installs fire alarms. detectors hired additional security for the workers, otherwise no one wanted to go to peterboss. it cost the company 70 thousand euros per month. the local brussels police department reported the critical situation. the head of the local unit noted that for law enforcement officers , peter

paris. the 2 leaders vowed to work toward reducing tensions in the middle east, including between israel and hezbollah and 11 on the war. and ukraine was also in focus with both a firming continued support for keith finald war. and that russia's letter we're putting would not stop at ukraine. you know, you know, put americans stop and ukraine is not just your credit is about much more than your credit. all of your will be threatened. we're not gonna let that happen in the united states. is stanley strong with ukraine. we're standing with allies and we're standing with france. sorry, i found the car in paris told us more about the talks between vitamin mccrae. will the mean take away from me, from those 1st statements that present by don't mind? and my call me today in virus is, was gonna be a message of unity until the data to you between of, from some of us and indeed all of you or when it comes to supporting your claim. that was the main message. and really providing you clean with all the necessary weapons and resources of deeds in order to kind of business that option. the ongoing russia

the rescue of the for is really hostages from gaza meeting in paris and to leaders down to work toward reducing tensions in the middle east, including between israel and has the lot in level not the war. and ukraine was also in focus with both affirming a continued support for keith. bind warren's that in russia's lot, and rebooting would not stop at ukraine. you know, you know, put back and stop. and ukraine is not just ukraine's about much more than ukraine. all of your will be threatened. we're not gonna let that happen in the united states is stanley strong with ukraine. we're standing with our allies and we're standing with france as job island, paris today. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world's tens of thousands have rallied against fluoride extremism across germany. before sundays annual elections abroad, the lines of civil groups joined. the protest in berlin falls to adjust the far right alternative for germany party could win up to 15 percent of the vote. the party is called for mass expulsions, of foreigners hundreds of thousands have marched through central vienna and

paris. the 2 liters vowed to work towards reducing tensions in the middle east, including between australia and hezbollah and 11 on the war. and ukraine was also in focus with both performing continued support for q 5 and why button one that josh has allowed me. fulton would not stop at to train, you know, you know, put my cms stop and ukraine is not just ukraine's about much more than the crap. all of your will be threatened. we're not gonna let that happen in the united states. has stanley, strong with you, cried, we're standing with our allies and we're standing with friends ringing out attention back here in berlin. the national has been bringing together the was of aerospace and defense for over a 100 years, with green technology. now a key part of the event, but since structural launched, it's invasion of ukraine. the presence of the ons industry has become ever more apparent helicopters, transport aircraft, and air defense systems. the lens international actually looks more like a military exhibition. so the 1st time this is show includes a dedicated defense puck with the defense ind

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unity, the power of the alliance, the power of our shed ideals, east nation speeding, the aisles, dw correspondence. sonya found the call in paris. what else? the lensky told french will make his earlier. it was a preston zalinski um, you know, received a standing ovation. um the moment he entered uh the assembly enough and not a problem since parliament. and he kind of, you know, touched on some of the pins. that's what invoked during the tooth, and we'll see of the dd landings in normandy yesterday where, where he was also present and where, you know, wisdom the, those pay tribute to his countries upgrade for the, for not giving into russian aggression. and so, so let's kind of, you know, do 5 lives between the hollows of what to win the continuing bombardment of the ukrainian populace. he says this is actually for ukraine has the same existential value for your he describe russia as a common enemy. and you said this battle is, is essentially a crossroads. the auto piece i, i quote, we can either defend freedom or become victims of history. so this was really a very emotive speech. and the also ended by my, of course that's mo

4 is really hostages. rescued from gauze them, meeting in paris, the 2 leaders said they would stop efforts to reduce tensions in the middle east, including between israel and has the law and 11 on. they both underscore the need to provide continued assistance to ukraine as well. 5 and warren, that russian president vladimir putin would not stop it. you cream, you know, you know, put it back on, stop it, ukraine. it's not just you credit is about much more than your credit. all of your will be threatened. we're not gonna let that happen. in the united states is standing strong with you cried, we're standing with our allies and we're standing with friends. nobody is sonia found a car joins us now from paris for more on this. so good to see you. sonya. what else did biden and my crown to talk about during their meeting? and what was the main takeaway for me uh, some of those splits statements that present vital uh, bite and, and my call me today in paris is, was gonna be a message of unity and sort of deputy between upfront some of us and indeed all of you or when it comes to supporting your claim, that was the main message. i'm

paris. the 2 leaders said that they will work to reduce tensions in the middle east, including between israel and hezbollah and 11 on the morning. ukraine was also in focus with both affirming their continued support for key biden more and then rushes vladimir putin will not stop and ukraine, you know, you know, put it back on, stop in ukraine. it's not just ukraine's about much more than ukraine. all of your will be threatened. we're not gonna let that happen in the united states is stanley strong with ukraine. we're standing with our allies and we're standing with france to the dw is own you follow the card, told me more about the talks between bind and macro. will the main take away from me, from those 1st statements that present by don't bite and, and my call me today in virus is, was gonna be a message of unity and sort of devotee between from some of us and indeed all of you or when it comes to supporting decree and that was the main message. and really providing you clean with all the necessary weapons and resources of teens in order to kind of business that option the ongoing russian

been presented with, take justice issue in the middle east, 28% of voters surveyed by the new york times and santa approve of his handling here in parispressure is building on biden and allies to read resolutions to both the conflict in the middle east and in europe. >> casey alright, kayla tausche for us lab in paris. >> kayla, thank you. enjoy your trip. all right. >> new developments in donald trump's classified documents case, judge, aileen cannon is expanding an upcoming hearing on the former president's request to declare jack smith's appointment as special counsel invalid. trump's lawyers want judge cannon to throw out the case. trump has attacked. of course, just about every judge. he's encountered in his legal battles except this one, aileen cannon, who he happened to a point the former president has frequently praised her in public describing her as smart and highly respected on tuesday, judge cannon ruled a variety of political partisans and constitutional scholars who are not otherwise involved in the case can join the oral arguments in two weeks elliot williams, how normal is this? not normal at all? >> there is literally

east, to what wthank you. thank you for being with us today, and thank you for honoring paris, normandy, and friends during thesebrations with your state b"visit. thank you. pres. : biden: mr. president, thank you. here. in normandy, but it was a moving experience for a student of french■8 history to be there. it was a moving experience for us, the whole delegation. you know, friends is our -- france is our first friend and remains one of our best friends. that friendship in a deep and meaningful way, but before i begin my remarks i went to welcome president macron's remarks welcoming the news of the four hostages rescued. we will not stop working until all of the hostages are rescued and a cease-fire is reached. together the allied operation saved europe and incredible heroes carried it out. i found that 180 brave men who came back to normandie this week with such pride and a sense of devotion. i don't tnk aone who got to meet them, shake their hands or hear their stories will never forget their stories or the look in their eyes and the pride they took of what they did, but you could also see the lost comrades

more than a dozen athletes who train in the east bay will be going to going for gold in paris, includinga pair of rowers in the men's double. here's nbc's anthony flores. they say there are no shortcuts in rowing. animal. yeah you're an animal, man. six days a week. ben davidson is training at the rogers rowing center in oakland, usrowing's. male athlete of the year in 2022 says you don't have to be naturally or physically gifted to excel in the sport. you can sort of overcome some of those things with just hard work. it also takes discipline and determination. davidson and his partner sean kozak are on the water every day, preparing for a few races a year that are a mile and a quarter long and over in about six minutes. the amount of time that we spend racing is so small compared to the amount of time that we spend training, so you have to be able to sort of fill that time, and it's been able to keep yourself motivated and, you know, set short term and long term goals. both have been rowing for more than a decade. davidson was born in england and grew up in florida. kozak is from michig

course, did not really care about france, because even before paris, because of course the main problem, the main headache was still in the eastt is... stalin fulfilled his promise given at the tageran conference, he really carried out this powerful operation, then belarus was cleared, part of the baltic states was recaptured, the eastern regions of poland were liberated, in general, well, you can imagine the scale, that means at the front in 1,100 km advanced by depth of 600 km, scale, and... naturally , this did not make it possible for berlin to transfer any additional allied forces to france. in general, the example of a combination of operation bogaration and overlord is an example, a striking example of cooperation between the allies, which ultimately led to the decisive defeat of the nazis and to the understanding of the fact that the war was lost. in fact, many germans, even generals, understood that the war was lost after stalingrad. after kursk, this is a conviction. grew up, a conspiracy began to take shape against hitler, which was carried out on july 20 of 1944, an attempt on hitler’s life, but what finally pushed

east bay. also, former stanford star cameron brink just clinched her ticket to paris, the team she just made toully bring home the gold for the americans and check it out. the chance of a little fog for tomorrow morning and also some coole family members take matters into their own hands and then things turned deadly. and an nbc bay area exclusive, our candice nguyen, investigates a case where police are accused of botching a call for help. reporter this family says they made more than a dozen calls to police as they tracked their stolen property across oakland. now their loved one has been killed and they say he would still be alive today if police had shown up like they said they would. it was just before 8 p.m. on d street in east oakland. tara hutchinson says she got out of her rental car to open a gate when someone jumped into the driver's seat and took off her purse, devices and tax documents inside. she asked a neighbor for help. he was the first to call 911. yeah, somebody just stole the lady's car right out here in front of my house. then we called my daughter and my daughter said, hey

russia. top level talks in paris between ukrainian and french president and the after israel's war and gaza is a 2 state solution. still a pathway to peace in the middle east. we'll take a closer look the fairly it's good to have you with us. you as president joe biden has called on his fellow americans to defend democracy from threats at home and abroad. and he did with one i. so what happened 80 years ago this week? fine and spoke ad fun to oak and france were american soldiers fond of pivotal battle during the d day invasion of world war to fight in speech follows a pledge of support for ukraine and its war against russia and comes during a device of election race with his republican rival, donald trump, is more of what job i meant to say. as a guy that her today is not just the honor of those who showed such a remarkable bravery on that day. june 6th, 1944. so much as the echoes of their voices to hear them because they are somebody who is in there, some of us now they ask us what we do. they're not asking us to scale these cliffs. they're asking us to stay true with america stands for. we're not asking us to give a risk our lives are asking us care fo

. >> and east bay athlete who grew up running around oakland, firehouses will soon be running through paris. >> if you're shipping here, he finds himself in the olympic trial. final. and look get that. that's a big jump. and it the second place? wow. so we're seeing a lot that right? there is malcolm clemens. he's headed to the 2024 summer olympics next month. he's the son of oakland, firefighter, weldon clemens. >> malcolm qualified last night at the olympic trials for long jump. as you see here in the video, he came in second place, jumped more than 26 feet. very impressive. the oakland fire department posting of photos on their social media today wishing him good luck as he goes for the gold. can you imagine being able to do there like that? >> i mean, so fantastic. very, very exciting. i'll be looking for him for all right. well, coming up in sports, the giants and cubs. >> go down to the final pitch before the giants and they get a walk-off win. jason's going to let us know a little bit more about the giants being able to keep their winning ways moving [ navigation ] stay straight for

east. he joins us now live from paris, good to have you with us. how significant a loss is this for israel? thank you for having me. this is highly significant because of the type of the operation and the selection of the target that indicates how the resistance is operating and is very highly skated. we're talking about an attack against an identity onto mine, but there's a carrier at the memory that was between the 5th on the 6th. and it comes to light, which means that there is a selection of the target to stop the coming boy. and perhaps at that, the front of the rear a to indicate also that most probably because it's, it's an on the mind that the effect was made by improvise explosive device. that is why not remote control to avoid being interference old at all these indications that that is the, is really that they all fighting with the people who are selecting to be objective . they kind of 40, they are a cool, determined, enjoying community of experience scheduled for the engineer. and they all doing the task most probably be selected from

east. including 16 that have citizens among the remaining hostages. jose? >> kelly o'donnell in parisank you. >>> legendary astronaut bill anders who took what is widely considered the most famous photo of our planet has died in a plane crash. his final moments caught on camera as the aircraft he was piloting nose-dived into the water off the coast of washington state. dana griffin reports. a warning for you, some may find the video disturbing. >> reporter: tonight an ntsb and faa investigation is under way into the single-engine two seater plane crash that killed famed nasa astronaut and former air force major general bill anders. a couple watching wildlife off the coast of san juan county, washington capturing this moment, the 90-year-old pilot, the only person on board, taking a nose-dive. >> it was inverted, went into this barrel roll loop thing. tried to pull up before it hit the water but it was too low. >> reporter: the plane crashes into the water, bursting into flames. hours later, anders' body is pulled from the water. in 2018 anders talked with nbc's harry smith about his c

east bay world war two veteran. the journey he's making decades later and the road to paris goes through the bay area. we talked to the son of a warriors basketball legend who's headed to the paris olympics. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. plenty of warm weather and sunshine out there today, but we are on the edge here of some major changes across parts of the west, and it has everything to do with what's developing in the pacific. let me expand this out to the world view, and what we're seeing right now is an unusual late season storm developing right here in the pacific by sunday and by monday, we're talking about some rain close to the bay area. i'm back with a full look at the forecast and what it means for us coming up in a few minutes. tonight, the legal defeat for women in texas who say they were denied medically required abortions, their challenge to the state's strict abortion law, and inhaler prices soaring. how you can take advantage of newly announced price caps and what's behind the change? whene w a new honor. staff sergeant jake larson is lovingly known as papa jake. he lives in o

paris this summer. also ahead tonight, a woman living in the east bay taking a trip down memory lane this week, her journeyce to mark the 80th anniversary of d-day. >> and here in the bay area, it was another hot one. but will we see some relief as we give you a live look outside downtown san francisco? the bay bridge and salesforce tower? chief meteorologist bill martin ba with a or two to help build up america's defenses. this includes gene gibson, who lives in pinole. she is one of the last surviving rosie the riveters, and this week she's in france to be honored alongside dozens of veterans. this thursday, marking the 80th anniversary of d-day. ktvu joy huerta has her story. >> jeanne gibson shows off her 1944 seattle shipyard. photo id a glimpse into america's past at the 98 year old still wears a red and white polka dot scarf. she's an original rosie the riveter in those days, americans were all united in the war effort. after two weeks of welding school, gibson would join 6 million other women filling jobs left vacant by men serving in world war two. she went to work building ships just like the wel

, for this beautiful camera, pipe paris is good whenever you go, whether it you can make it to the olympics are not. and you know, who's making it the olympics and easto head to the paris olympics. >> every ship in here, he finds himself in the olympic trial. final. and look get that. that's a big jump. and it the second place? wow. >> any makes it. malcolm clemens is heading with that. jump to the 2024 summer olympics. so he'll be in the competition. he's the son of oakland, firefighter, weldon clemens, malcolm qualified last night with that. nice long jump coming in second place. it was 26 feet. >> and the oakland fire department posted photos on social media saying good luck as he goes for the gold. we wish you luck >> just about done for the morning. before we go, let's check in with jessica wills and see what's coming up on live in the bay today. i hey, good morning darya. coming up today on live in the morris knight from koat will join us here in studio. we're getting a preview of their summer lineup of events a half handcrafted gemstone jewelry line that can transform your attitude in your life. we're dressing up with dreamers of dreams. cryst

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paris. thank you. sonya to the us now, which is in the groups of siri, heat wave parts of the north east of seeing wrinkled high temperatures on the southern border with mexico. an arid climate already means hot weather year round. but now that heat has turned deadly for many migraines attempting to cross the border. this one was crossing the us mexican border illegally. when they hit, they came suffocating. paramedics working on both sides have saved to life. but some aren't as lucky. a person that came from the person who attempted to cross united states was abandoned by the people who brought them here, a and e. and today we're tree of the body. one of the migrants have been dying and extremely high temperatures for more than a week. now, on the part of the border that's in the past, so in texas will sort of this dare say around one micron dies every day, but it doesn't stop people from choosing this dangerous route. it's a lot, a lot of heat, a lot of suffocating heat. there's the sand, you go through a lot of things in the desert. it's cold at night. there's rain to. it's a lot. the tr

east. abc's mary bruce joins us live again this morning in paris.ood morning to you, mary. >> reporter: good morning, janai. here in france the president is of course welcoming the news of the release of the four israeli hostages and promising to do everything he can to bring the remaining hostages home including the eight americans who are still believed to still be held by hamas, but president biden there is no question he is facing a lot of growing pressure to do more to end this war. we have seen this weekend thousands of pro-palestinian protesters outside of the white house making their voices heard. now, as you mentioned, we do know that the u.s. provided intelligence and assistance from israel to help support this latest rescue effort. the u.s. has had hostage recovery teams there on the ground since the october 7th attack, but releasing and getting all of the remaining hostages home is likely to require a political settlement and that is something that secretary of state antony blinken is hoping to secure this week as he heads back to the re