. >> se llevan a cabo las audienciasde scott peter son. muerte, pero esa sentencia fue anulada en el 2020. los residentes de oakland dicen estar hartos de que continÚen los delincuentes en la zona. >> las marcas de llantas quedaron plasmadas en el pavimento. varios vehÍculos fueron quemados. esto preocupa a los recientes que dicen que estos espectÁculos se salieron de control. >> es algo fuera de control. hay mucha gente. >> esta fue la escena con la que se encontraron los residentes. las llamas iluminarÁn la madrugada del domingo. tambiÉn se registraron disparos y el incidente resultÓ en tres arrestos. >> siento que no estÁn haciendo nada. >> deberÍan meter mÁs oficiales del estado. >> nada mÁs salieron de la nada. para algunos la zona es tierra sin ley. >> cuando remolca amo lo vehÍculos es demasiado dinero para ellos. seÑalan que muchos de estos vehÍculos son robados. >> oakland es el epicentro de estos espectÁculos ilegales y muchos de sus participantes son de otras ciudades. >> un estudio plantea cambiar los tratamientos contra el cÁn

patriarch joachim became the godfather of peter's son alexei petrovich. well, alas, neither the godfather nor the heavenly patron, the monk alexei, the man of god, whom we commemorate on march 30, will save the prince from a terrible fate. his father peter was at that time. 18 years old, and mother evdokia’s maiden name lupukhina is 20 years old. this is how it all began. the future emperor peter married at the insistence of his mother and saw his bride for the first time at the altar. after living with his wife for a month, peter , driven by his great energy, left to build a fleet. from then on, he would see his wife intermittently, intermittently, and... never stay with her for long. in 1691, eudakia gave birth to his second son, named alexander, but this son soon died. father, the young russian tsar peter did not show up for the funeral service. in 1693, eudakia had a third pregnancy, but the boy pavel died immediately after birth. peter left for arkhangelsk that same winter, deciding to travel by sea to the slovak monastery on the yacht st. peter. the

patriarch joachim became the godfather of peter's son, alexei petrovich.on, the monk alexei, the man of god, whom we commemorate on march 30, will save the prince from a terrible fate. to his father peter it was that time

yes, of course, and this this this the memory of oleg oleg vladimirovich tolstoy, who here, his son peterived the appropriate permission to enter moscow university, that was also interesting, they accepted front-line soldiers without any exams, but he was a little late, he had to go to the rector of the university, that’s interesting also that my father really wanted to study history, but my grandfather, understanding what the soviet union was all about, he said: no, you can’t study history, it’s too ideological a science. yes, my father said: “well , you know how i love literature, how i love poetry.” my father adored poetry, he simply had a brilliant knowledge of the poetry of the silver age, because all this was available in immigration, all these publications, both pre-revolutionary and emigrant, he loved gumilyov as he did, he instilled this love in me, when this name was still just here it’s forbidden, to this my grandfather says no too, and this is not allowed, because it’s very ideological, well, okay, but at least i can use languages. study, well, this is possible, yes, this was

. >> steve: peter is my son, who travels with -- >> sorry about that. >> steve: my name is steve, samet that. >> steve: that's all right. the current president has a problem, if he waups to get re-elected, inflation rates are going to have to go down and that is not working for him right now. >> review quickly what happened with inflation, when we were working with trump, inflation rate, peter, was 1.6%. biden comes in and i don't know how we screwed up so quickly, we went to 9.1% inflation. it came down but latest reports tell us we have not slayed inflation dragon, it is going up again and thatten moos look at groceries up 22%, look at rent up 35%. people are getting financially flattened by this and none of -- remember inflation reduction act? i don't think that worked. where is inflation e duction. >> steve: you have joe biden yesterday talking about how i want to raise 5 trillion over the next 10 years and to do it, jack up taxes on people who have been successful and big corporations. it is class war fare, robinhood thing. steal from people who have it and give to people who don'

it means so much to her as her country's figurehead, but also as a mother caring about her own son. peterthere is a third leg in this stool, which is the official british government, the prime minister, whoever it happens to be at the time. are the palace and the prime minister coordinating? mr. charter: oh yes. yes. behind the scenes, the biggest speeches will be drafted through downing street, where the prime minister -- it's the prime minister's residence. the queen gets to host two state visits a year. the late queen got to host two state visits a year. these are determined by the prime minister. they are four important foreign leaders, and she hosted leaders from over 100 different countries. only two get the honor, if you like, all the pomp and circumstance. perhaps an address to parliament, a glittering dinner at buckingham palace, a return perhaps at the u.s. ambassador's residence. involves at least three if not four days of ceremonies and speeches and media opportunities. which are fantastic opportunities for visiting dignitaries as much as for britains, who either give a reward

my own son, peter says, i write in morse code, and sixtus has been told by his teacher that she is willingdial lessons. i think it's a bit late, but never mind. anyway, that's all from me up next patrick christys patrick. what writing is on the wall for you this evening, very well done jacob. great show. we have lost thousands of illegal immigrants, but we've managed to find one of them and send him to rwanda, apparently. so that's a cracking start. george galloway has had a big day, so we're going to be talking about how much of a threat to starmer he is.look much of a threat to starmer he is. look terrible, terrible, terrible sword attack in london earlier. i'm asking whether we should now be arming all police officers. big debate on that. and the revolutionary communist that are targeted you in cardiff, jacob? well, i've got one of them on. so, it's going to be having a debate about whether or not it was appropriate. >> well, i think it was . i think >> well, i think it was. i think free speech is very important, and you can't hand it back. free speech when people agree with you. >> yes

. >> good morning, commissioners vice president chavez my name is peter i'm christopher's son and askedrespond to this hearing as my father mentioned i was been at 102 baker st. this past saturday night i got a picture of the hate partial that was sprayed across the front and exhibit earlier in the hearing and refrain from repeating it from further harm and based on the san francisco and was born and raised description was not in line with the values and was i raise this point to city council is currently under investigation and in touch with the - and counsel will there a that and the perpetrators are arrested we have reasonable time to recover emotional and mentally. in addition to the twice passing the property any parents they have been per svrnt vandalized from 102 baker st. my parents served as public servant for a combined 40 years i hope the council will consider this and vote against description and seeks logic for what it is a waste of people and will be repainted at the end of construction and didn't serve san francisco or our neighbors as that relates to the points of our ne

peter doocy -- actually his son-in-law said his desk shook in washington, d.c.ld be quite significant. i think that's the farthest winner here. >> bill: we move back to the map. lebanon, new jersey, you are talking close to 200 miles. so our colleagues on the west coast, much greater personal experience at this. it is not that it never happens here, but it is not common. >> dana: when i lived in san diego, we would have these every once in a while and people really did not seem to get too rattled. i was not of that ilk. it bothers me a little more. mark meredith at the white house now says we did not feel anything here at the white house. >> bill: one update been revised to 4.7 magnitude. the number can change from time to time but the initial reading was 4.8. dropped a little bit. i don't know how significant that might be. one of the folks who study this probably could. >> dana: what was the year the previous one happened here? 2012 or 13. we'll look it up and tell you what the magnitude was. >> bill: several people in springfield, mamas -- massachusetts said

. >> although news the paper >> although news in the paper that son peter is splitting that her son peterend at the up with his girlfriend at the moment. page of paper. moment. front page of the paper. not sure he was that bothered. >> they really? do we care? >> are they really? do we care? >> are they really? do we care? >> not really. gbnews.com >> no. not really. gbnews.com forward your essay forward slash. your essay is your to get involved your way to get involved in the show but first, show this morning, but first, though, say something. >> i was at a very, very special evening on saturday. it was the 25th anniversary of mamma miai the stage show. mamma the the stage show. mamma miai the stage of our longest stage show, one of our longest running musicals . giving birth, running musicals. giving birth, of course, to those fabulous of course, to those two fabulous films. miai mamma miai films. mamma miai mamma miai here again. i think here we go again. i think she's trying audition the part, trying an audition for the part, because the girls in abba wore those sort of trouser suits.

hid it behind the way of life, saved it from herod, who was not made by hands , this peter, do you remember? son god bless you, dad, go! let's! ay, let me go, kodyuka, i won’t do it anymore. it’s impossible, i don’t want to live like this, i won’t, i’m tired, slowly, slowly, very slowly, unload, load, hole, mama mia, construction is waiting, there aren’t enough people, why? if you draw, then you will have a waist, beautiful and smart, and russian to surprise, do it, i’ll buy three, pretty, this one can do it, tula master, golden hands, martha’s uncle, we’re coming to you on business, you can do it. it will be more difficult, but i can handle it, this is what you will leave me as a deposit, beautiful, and this here's a hungry man? this thing is expensive, you can sell it for 50 rubles, but maybe it’s not real, what else is there, honor, she’s kind, she’s honest, we fought for a piece of the pie, she won, but then she took it and gave me half, that’s all. with our own merits, we’ll do it, well, ivan petrovich, the carriage, and the candy, i hope you like it, you’ll like it, ivan petrovich, if only

to the post, that would be any question asked by our very own stupid son of a gun, peter. >> how worrieduatters? >> my understanding of the that this is obviously a local issue, we're certainly tracking that issue. the rights of property owners and renters must be protected. ultimately this is a local issue and it is critical that local governments take action to address it. >> riddle me this. if a local issue is happening all across the country, is it still local? legendary right-wing provocateur lebron james, he was reportedly upset that his neighbours 5 million-dollar mansion was squatted in. don't you hate it when lebron james whips up a right-wing media frenzy. eight gun toting venezuelan illegals were just arrested for swatting in a bronx home, five of them were released without bail. one of the suspects, a member of the vicious venezuelan street gang whose name i won't pronounce, this is not a right-wing issue, it is un-american issue. every night on the local news is another squatting story. >> my tenants only play me -- pay me one month rent, they know the game. they know after

es awell, to the post, that woud be any question asked by oura gu very own stupid son of a . >> peteroocy. how worried do americans needo to be about squatters? >> my understanding is that thiss need is obviously a local issue. we are certainly tracking that issue. the rights of property owners and renters must be protecte od ultimately, this is a local issue and it is criticall that that local governments take action to address it. >> riddle mements ta this binde. if a local issue is happeningocl all across the country, is it still local? legendary right-wing provocateur lebron james. he was reportedly upsewingts that his neighbor's $5 million mansion was squattinsion wasg i. >> don't you hate it whenn lebron james whips up a right wing media frenzs whipy? >> eight gun toting venezuelan illegals were just arrested fo. squatting in a bronx home. five of them were released, of course, without baime l. the >> one of the suspects, a member of the vicious venezuelan sus street gang whose name i won't pronounce. this isn't a right wing issue. >> it's an american issue. every night on the l

peter. they've gone with. they say it's a royal exclusive. the late queen's favourite grandson is in a love split. princess anne's sonplitting from his girlfriend. so there we go . that's on the so there we go. that's on the front of the sun. the mirror, danny murphy cocaine took over my life. well, there we are, plus champions league terror fares. that's on page seven of the mirror. anyone who fancies delving into it but danny murphy, it appears they're being very, about what very, very open about what apparently is a devastating. or was , i should say, probably was, i should say, probably a devastating cocaine addiction. and the other story on the front there is the post office scandal inquiry, mr bates versus the, quote, thugs in suits, alan bates electrified the horizon it inquiry. there we go. the daily telegraph. also the picture story is alan bases on the front of at least three. i'm just looking at the express ahead for newspapers tomorrow. so he's done very well for himself. the nhs review all trans treatment. we've spoken about that. this is the cass report. it's out tomorrow. we got ahead of the game on sh

the parents were also found to have ignored their sons. mental health been about prize winning for this is peter hex has died. age 94. the british scientist suggested there was a sub atomic particle binding the universe together. it's now known as the higgs, boston particle, and was confirmed by experiments at the large hadron collider in 2012 the news hours at the top of the hour. the weather is next then inside story examines whether germany is complicit in israel's war on caused by the highest looking rather tall and damp across parts of the middle age. look at this area class stretched across out here right there. i was thinking up to squeeze that few spots of right. we're looking at it driving us well, a little further east with some wet weather veterans q way to the west and passover around the rock. seeing a little bit of shabby rain as well. and that pushes right up into the cool can see for scheduling a showers to, to the eastern side of the mediterranean, all the way down towards gospel. i will try up as we go through wednesday into thursday, northern parts of the live and seeing a few

son joe. >> white house correspondent peter doocy joins me now. .e corr are they just eating this upthis at the white house press room? jesse, it is not funny. so sorry. it is.o bu i'm sorry. it is a bad way to go. you're right. all right. you know, the othet thr day, the other day, wednesday, i'm on the fourth floor of the union steelworkers headquarters in pittsburg t uh. n is and president biden's going through all of his normal lines that he says thr that these thil oh, unions build the middle class and we're goinasd weg to challenge china and add new tariffs. that's great. and thena an he gets to the end and he's talking about uncle buzzy,t cle, a new character.tr and i try to listenn to to everything that joe biden saysing he. yeah, uncle buzzy is a new character for the reelection, but he says this thing about how they never found his body because he crashl landed in an area that therecanb were a lot of cannibals and thel union guys were kind of looking around like, that is a crazy story. wow. >> but it does not seem like it is true. and i' likm really surprised wh i asked in the pre

son investigadas. y maÑana entren vigente en la mente salario de miles de trabajadores de restaurante de comida rÁpida en california. petermento. estamos amen el 24 de comenta $20 por hora el salario mÍnimo de quienes sirven cafÉ y bebidas en empresas que tiene 60 mÁs locales dentro de su franquicia. restaurantes de comida rÁpida. aseguran que puede salir mÁs caro el caldo que las albÓndigas. son todos los costos van a subir. de dÓnde uno va a sacar el dinero para los aumentos queden en un futuro? el no hacer el mÍnimo es hasta un 25% de aumento como un triunfo de los sindicatos laborales terna deja contentos a todos. >> emma prima para sacar toda la familia completa. en mÍnimo a una le beneficie a otros no. >> por una parte nos afecta. porque aumentan mÁs las cosas. y no tiene caso. pero nos afecta mÁs bolsillo. >> es de suma importancia entender la ecuaciÓn y factores que genera el aumento de sueldoy por eso platicamos con experta en economÍa. manneh poder>> ademÁs dinero para pagar su renta o comida. pero ayuda a la economÍa de california. pero por otra bien pequeÑo pre . pequeÑos se van a sufrir mÁs iban a querer gana

peters has more from the family. >> ish and retu dujuan say their 18 year old son axel was fascinated with legos and went away to college to study engineering. but on january 20th, he died of hypothermia while at the university of illinois, urbana-champaign. >> why could they never found him? it's been ten hours. he was reported missing. they never found him. this is right in the middle of the campus. >> a call had been at a campus party the night before, and at 1:23 a.m, a friend who had been out with a cool called police to report that he couldn't find him . police say a couple was wearing only a sweatshirt with jeans and that he may have been intoxicated. police say an officer drove around the area and tried to reach a cool by phone. >> this is all we know is that he was in the car the police officer drove by. that is not the search procedure, right? if you trigger, if you look at their policies and procedures, that requires, you know, food search. if officer would have gotten out and looked around that area, the amanzhol, he would have found him. >> dujuan says a close friend called him to say his son was missing, s

the servant of god peter is baptized in the name of father and son, spirit.the spring of 2022 , territorial defense fighters appeared on his doorstep. andrei pavlenko was detained and taken to the torture chamber. was, this is the building where i went brought on april 18, where i was in the basement for 10 days, many went missing, many were taken out, shot somewhere in the city and outside the city. after brutal abuse, the priest was charged with treason. the court handed down a terrible sentence, 12 years in prison. how did father andrei manage to survive captivity, who helped him? will be freed why ukraine has made religion a new battlefield . and in our studio we have the rector of st. tikhvin cathedral in lesichansk. party andrey pavlenko. hello, father andrey. hello, father andrey. glad to see you. a tell us when you first felt that the ukrainian authorities were biased towards you . that's where it all started. this has already happened since 2014, when the conflict broke out in the month of may in the lugansk region, when military clashes had already

peter ruiz, telemundo. y es que la unión hace la fuerza. gracias por ese informe. vea, sonemos sobre este evento y retrasos con los trámites del programa daca. hablamos con jóvenes quienes dicen estar preocupados por este asunto. le contamos balmy condiciones estables para esta semana e igualmente temperaturas cálidas en los 70 y 80 grados. más detalles luego de la pausa y desde las 9 de esta mañana, nuestro centro de llamadas está recibiendo todas sus preguntas en torno a cómo registrarse para poder votar. todavía usted tiene tiempo. estaremos hasta las 18:00 de la tarde. llame al número que ven en esos momentos en su pantalla. tome la fotografía. si necesita decirle a otras personas para que despejen todas las dudas sobre el proceso electoral, ya regresamos. siga n conosot earthquakes están llevando a cabo un evento con muchos alumnos de escuelas de la ciudad de san josé. cinthia pimentel está en el estadio people's park. cynthia, cuéntanos sobre esta actividad. muy buenas tardes, flavio. es el segundo año que estamos aquí con todos mis compañeros del equipo meteorológico

son a lot too. they were zooming in on peter a lot. you said she was glued to her notebook.'m thinking when you were a waiter you would have nightmares if you didn't serve something you were supposed to or in our job nightmares you are on in 5, 4, 3, 2. you have nightmares goes to the podium and does not have her binder. >> opens it up and all blank pages. what what that story said was she relies heavily on the biden and doesn't do the work like jen psaki would study for hours and hours. report does say kjp does study there is just dynamic people in the communications wing at the highest levels and advisers would like to see somebody else at the podium. >> ainsley: it has to be a hard job. >> lawrence: a hard job that she wanted and she is an experienced campaigner. it doesn't look like she is can do the job as press secretary. the thing that has hurt her the most is when you have admirable kirby he is not just doing national security. he is talking about a vast array of issues. >> when he goes out there and kills iter single time. also in that report previously it said that

here, on channel one, she found her happiness; her husband peter is also a television worker. together they are raising their sonful women remain on the news, and they must be slim. well? thank you, of course, i want to take some tests, lerochka, here you go, well, there’s something not very funny, sugar is normal, cholesterol is normal, blood pressure is here, here 130 and this is very strange, because i generally hippatonic, i usually have either 110 or 120 to 80, or even lower, when i have a really bad headache, i sometimes have 80 to 50, for example, look normal. this is how a person’s blood pressure can normally increase, we are living people, i think that when you sit live on air, the pressure increases because the heart and brain need blood flow, now we have entered the program, it’s still some kind of element of pressure, pressure is a compensatory thing, but once this figure has arisen at least once, then just simple advice, this is not a reason to take medicine, this is a reason. every morning now for 2 weeks i woke up, went to the toilet, this is mandatory, because if you don’t go to the toilet, the p

peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news" ♪ >> bbc world news america. an israeli airstrike kills the son military leader. as concerns mount for the remaining -- fate of the remaining hostages in gaza. the u.s. and japan launch plans to cooperate in space and defense as president biden represents the japanese prime minister to the white house. ♪ welcome to world news america. israel confirms its forces killed three sons of hamas' political leader and diplomatic pressure launches on israel to change strategy in gaza. we will bring your reporting of internal dissent within the biden administration over the president's handling of the war. cease-fire negotiations have been stalled for months. hamas says it is currently unable to identify and track down 40 israeli hostages who could be part of a cease-fire deal, raising fears that more hostages may be dead than publicly are known. it comes as a hamas leader says the deaths of his three sons in an israeli airstrike will not affect hamas' demands in the current cease-fire talks, including a permanent cease-fire, the complete withdrawal of israe

son and happy with us. >> steve: everybody was on the fox bus ready and peter doocy. >> todd: that is peter's town.hings when in town. >> steve: coming up on monday telecast, state of emergency issued as deadly tornados ripped through oklahoma. governor kevin stitt will have an update of the devastation on the ground. we'll hear from gregg jarrett, ben dominic and marc siegel. and talk about seeing double, 11 sets of twins set to graduate from one pennsylvania high school. that has to be a record, right? "fox and friends" kicks off 11 minutes from now. todd and carley back in a couple, you are watching "fox and friends first." we love being outside, but the sun makes our deck and patio too hot to enjoy. now thanks to our new sunsetter retractable awning, we can select full sun or instant shade in just 60 seconds. it's 20 degrees cooler under the sunsetter and we get instant protection from harmful uv rays and sun glare. for pricing starting at less than $1,000, transform your outdoor living space into a shaded retreat your family will love! when you call, we'll rush you a special $200 discount cert

peters who are destroying our primeval forest. we make sure they don't return indigenous territory as you'd, and we don't want to be together with his son be. now we embarked on a 4 hour journey up river passing by countless l d. s. or villages that belong to the indigenous who need cooling the in the evening, we finally reached chief e boss village. time to offload our gear and get ready for bed. were at the very western edge of brazil close to the border with peru seeking ebony cooling is the village chief. he leads the ios cuz ceremony said that he is plus, he knows in things the ancient songs of their ancestors, which are important to the who nicu in the $58.00. 0 nobody who uh he uh he had to take action to prevent some of the vs and traditions from being forgotten by diligent policy. and then if he cover you fees, my grandfather died. much of the knowledge of our people was in danger, disappearing with him. you a big then my father and i broke down the woods to the old songs and preserved them so they wouldn't be lost for you. we bought the today, the only 2 and a musical people are opening up to tourists from across brazil. the a

. >> all they wanted was their sons to follow them into the office. no. >> isn't that a peter and dudley moore sketch, actually isn't it? yeah, yeah. the inverted version of a poet. yeah i mean, i do i have a particular prejudice against the civil service. >> the whole of parkinson's law is predicated on his observation of the way that jobs just proliferate in the civil service, regardless of how much work there is for them to do. it just happens. it depends how there's cuttings done, though, because this is only a few weeks after we covered a news story here that i would be used to replace people. >> yes. now, if there's one thing we know governments in this country can't do is anything to do with it. if they try an it project, it costs us about 11 billion and fails. yeah. so bringing in al , which yeah. so bringing in al, which would be the trickiest use of it would be the trickiest use of it would i? >> i mean, i have a half brother who sent me his, pop psychedelia album that he created in a single day on al, and it's fantastic. it sounds exactly like quicksilver messenger

this icon peter ivroniy, to start a family and give birth to a child, and the man, imagine, he had seven chemotherapy treatments, that is, he... being such a sick person, gave birth to a son a whole generation of believers comes to the temple, this is especially valuable, when a family has been going and... praying in the same temple for more than 100 years from generation to generation, today, when i came here, i remember the time when i my grandmother brought me, i was still teaching at school, and my grandmother went to this temple and took me with her, i came, then in general my great-grandmother still went to this temple, i am already a great-grandmother myself, and my great-grandmother went, there was a time when there was already a school, a college, a technical school, an institute, i didn’t... but we always came here to this church, prayed, confessed, we haven’t had such a time that if there’s a resurrection, a liturgy, so we miss it, or some holiday or whatever, you come here as if you ’re at home, because somehow you know everyone, you already know everyone’s faces and the priests and my grandchildren come here , this eldest grandson of ours used to come here i

son verdaderas, el distrito tomará acciones disciplinarias apropiadas en más asuntos. en el valle central también arrestaron a una empleada escolar de la ciudad de selma por presunto abuso sexual. peters de familia. una empleada escolar es acusada de tener interacciones inapropiadas con una estudiante. en un comunicado, ed gómez, superintendente del distrito escolar de la ciudad de selma, confirma que el hecho ocurre en una escuela secundaria. de acuerdo a su sitio de internet, la única secundaria que pertenece al distrito es la escuela abraham lincoln. está muy mal lo que hacen ver a 1. cogí a sus hijos y pa que andan haciendo eso con los muchachos? como que no está bien tampoco les hace falta más respeto moral. respetar su trabajo y respetar a los niños. la trabajadora es retirada de la institución por un policía escolar. se trata del asistente de seguridad del campus, selena pérez, de 26 años, de selma, quien ingresa a la cárcel del condado de fresno y enfrenta varios cargos de abuso sexual, actos lascivos contra un menor de 14 años, abuso sexual, organizar una reunión con un menor, molestar y acosar a un menor de 18 años. ahí las escuelas tienen que checar más bien las personas q

son las 18:00 de la tarde con 14 minutos. es que queremos contarle que sacramento, junto con otras ciudades del valle central, sigue sufriendo por la mala calidad del aire. peter peligroso debido a la contaminación en los últimos 25 años y dentro de las ciudades con mayor contaminación por partículas están bakersfield, visalia, fresno, madera, hanford y sacramento. rossville esta mañana josé se divierte con el pequeño johnny. no, no se siente. pues está. está claro? no está muy nublado que se mire el día. el estudio encuentra que 131 millones de personas, el 39, viven en áreas con niveles insalubres por la contaminación del aire. está en 1 que significa que está buena la calidad del aire. ha habido mucha. una significativa mejora en la calidad del aire que no está mostrado en este reporte. marisela destaca que los estudios que presenta la asociación son de los años del 2020 al 2022, donde hubo incendios forestales y sequía, y explica que en el área de la costa se produce mucha más contaminación que en el valle central, pero los vientos marinos limpian la calidad del aire en una en un valle. eso significa que es como una taza. y estamos rodeados por muchas mont

peter. thank you so much. well, at least a $135.00 people have died and pockets done, and they've done a son in severe weather across the region. flash floods have left thousands of people homeless and more. thunderstorms are expected in the coming days if to so i'm going food reports in western pakistan. homeowners inspect the damage need deep and muddy waters for 5 days to view whether envelopes has done an eastern have gone, it's done, has effected roads, destroyed homes, and livelihoods. dozens of people and animals died when their roof collapsed on them. they got the 3 goats in this room that were lost. people are taking out the animals and belongings from under the money they suffered. huge losses. multiples of the houses have been destroyed and need to be rebuilt. more than 2000 livestock were lost in this part of afghanistan, and up to 4000 homes were destroyed across the region. the heavy rains are unusual, nearly double the rainfall of previous years. experts say countries experiencing the effects of climate change. we'll see more erratic weather like this, which has been raining continuously for th

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peter: why do you think that your teacher did not expose you? mr. wurfl: it is a good question. i don't know. he had three boys of his own. we became good friends with them, his sonss younger son was my best friend and then during the war he was unfortunately killed, a terrible loss for me, but we were extremely lucky. number one, what protected us was the fact that we were baptized catholic. number two, that we were in dunga's -- dangas with irma who protected us, and number three, she had two children, a daughter and a son, and they were both in the hitler youth. she told us as soon as we got back that we should also be in the hitler youth and if we would not be, people would question, what are these children doing, why aren't they in hitler youth? so in order to be safe, all of us, you and your brother should join the hitler youth, which we did. peter: we are going to show a little bit of a hitler youth at video here and get your reaction. >> by 1950 -- 1936, thousands and admiration for the fÜhrer. they saying the him -- hymn. ♪ >> [speaking german] ♪ peter: does that song sound familiar to you now? mr. wurfl: the german sounds familiar to me, i do not know ex

peters live tonight in foster city with the story lamonica. >> mike, finding out that your child has died is a parent's worst nightmare, but the dewan family believes that their son's death could have been prevented, and they're still looking for answers from campus police. he was supposed to be here. >> spring break. right? we will never see him again. >> ish and richard dewan say their 18 year old son, axel was fascinated with legos and went away to college to study engineering. but on january 20th, he died of hypothermia while at the university of illinois, urbana-champaign. >> why could they never found him? it's been ten hours. he was reported missing. they never found him. this is right in the middle of the campus. >> axel had been at a campus party the night before, and at 1:23 a.m, a friend who had been out with a cool called police to report that he couldn't find him. police say axel was wearing only a sweatshirt with jeans and that he may have been intoxicated. police say an officer drove around the area and tried to reach a cool by phone. >> this is all we know is that he was in the car. the police officer drove by. that is not the search procedure, righ

peter dinklage, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show. [ cheers and applause ] you know what? >> i'm a dog person, but you've got to wear a cat shirt. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> my sonour buddy josh brolin was here. >> yeah. >> seth: and he wore a special shirt, too. is this something you guys planned? >> it's not competitive whatsoever. [ light laughter ] i didn't youtube it over and over again, taking notes. yeah, josh. >> seth: do you remember when we ran into each other this summer? >> it was at the vineyard, darling. >> seth: yes. we saw each other at martha's vineyard, and i was sitting in a chair, and you were sitting on a couch, we were on a friend's porch. and i asked you a question and you said, "oh, so you're like this all time." >> yeah, it really -- it felt staged and planned. [ laughter ] you guys weren't there, though. >> seth: yeah, this is the difference. >> why weren't you there? it was the vineyard. [ laughter ] it was the summer. >> seth: that is a fascinating film based on a true story. >> yes. >> seth: that was a "this american life" story. >> npr from chicago. fascinating situation in which -- you know, trying to find a place to live is hard.

peters has more on what the family is saying. >> ish and richard dajuan say their 18 year-old son axel was fascinated with legos and went away to college to study engineering. but on january 20th, he died of hypothermia while at the university of illinois urbana champaign. >> why could they never found him? it's been ten hours. he was reported missing. they never found him. this is right in the middle of the campus. >> a call had been at a campus party the night before, and at 1:23 a.m, a friend who had been out with a cool called police to report that he couldn't find him. police say a couple was wearing only a sweatshirt with jeans and that he may have been intoxicated. police say an officer drove around the area and tried to reach a cool by phone. >> this is all we know is that he was in the car. the police officer drove by. that is not the search procedure, right? if you trigger, if you look at their policies and procedures, that requires, you know, food search. if officer would have gotten out and looked around that area, the amanzhol, he would have found him, duwan says a close friend called him to say his son was missing