it guided development in modern portland. this is part of a national movement reintroducing street cars. i'm proud to have helped lead that with the portland model that is now in over two dozen cities across the country. with more on the way. there's hard work on omaha, nebraska, which might be the next major development. this is human-scale technology. it's proven, it's cost effective. people love street cars. and it is energy-efficient and helped promote a development pattern that is human-oriented. we have an opportunity, mr. speaker, to be able to continue this effort at mobilizing efforts to promote livable communities, another transportation alternative, and guide development. i was pleased to, 10 years ago, be in tucson, arizona, for the opening of their street car, a street car that before it even opened re-defined its downtown development relationship to the university and promoted additional housing opportunities. the street car is a chance for us to be able to use this proven technology, to be able to mobilize patt

the northern state of portland is a main player in any bid to restore stability. the oil rich region has been sending a ton of us since 1998 while it recognizes the central government in the capital of mogadishu. relations of broken down in the past year, put the leader side up to law. he denny projects. the proposal by the somali parliament to change the constitution and overall the electoral system. he's also pursued trade ties with neighboring ethiopia. somali is present, oppose that for undermining his authority, a national unity. the upcoming meeting of regional leaders is a chest of men, ties and work together towards a better future. overcoming divisions will be an essential step. somali is to confront the many challenges facing a fence mullin, elda 0 for inside story. the. all right, let's go and bring in our guests in minneapolis in the united states. i think it might have some a t r as a so molly senator, for some of the land indicating the capital nairobi of yada. and me is a research professor at the city university of mogadishu. and in my put to capit

ethiopia and portland. and that seems to have pushed them on the issue or the somalis, federal government to take this step of expelling if you're getting diplomats. the deal is raising tensions in the home of africa. region already facing immense political instability for the bodies to indirect, see, the hooting forces have been attacking ships, and i'll being hit by the us and u. k. and the consumption div, i'll just 0 for inside story. well let's discuss all of this now with all guess today on skype, from out of out of a samuel get to choose a political come and types of specializing in ethiopia. joining us from london is trauma ali. he's an activist with the u. k somali lambda lions. i don't skype from his stumble, abdul karim. gemma is the chair of the heritage institute for policy studies, a think tank based in the somali capital. mogadishu, thank you. all of you for joining us today. now i've covered a lot of diplomatic stories in my time, and normally when i'm researching them, i think the best thin

it has been a couple years i met with a couple from portland.here were like, why would you want to do this? i said, because we don't win. and they said we do not need ranchers or farmers. this lady actually thought you can go to your butcher and tell them what you want and he pushes a button and a machine and outcomes her meet. and that is not a joke. judy: if the whole country would say we would organize ourselves only by where our politics are, so some of the country would be red, some would be blue. do you think it is healthy that we divide up into our respective beliefs? >> i do. i think it is far healthier than having groups of people that have radically different worldviews and value sets trying to force their worldview on another group of people. i, believe and i think most people in the united states believe that we would be better if we allow people to have the government that make sense for them and policy that their communities actually want rather than forcing policies on people that don't want. judy: but mettler says movement like g

they are from portland, maine, where they live in portland, maine, actually, whitney not from maine. she's she has lived around the world. and when they met they were both at a moment of great ben had spent ten years very high up at the afl cio working pretty closely with rich who unfortunately passed away. but here he was the storied president of the afl, cio, which is which many people know is the large umbrella federation of many unions in the united states representing 12 million workers in. so many industries. but while ben was working with the afl, cio he saw what you chronicled. so in your book just factory after factory closing as they moved operations, either south or down to mexico or even further abroad and that broke. that broke ben. and when he came back to portland, maine, his hometown, he spent a year really just grappling what he had witnessed in america and determined to prove that capitalism and labor could unite, could work together and be a force of good and rebuild community that he had seen in the places industry had left you create good jobs and create amazing

yeah, that's portland, it is, i send me a toner or to watch uh redone. uh, so a delegation went to issue a po whether discussing whether discussing about, you know, you will not seek relations and corporation again. issue of the federal government. um, also my, the emerald edition, very angry saying this is provocative and the will not allow this to happen. and it's happening on the contest that there are a lot of tensions internally between portland and the federal government, especially during this. 9 7 ongoing, a constitutional review process, a web portal and says that it is unhappy with some of the amendments that have been made and it will reject those amendments and sofa that you know, portland says that it is considering a withdrawal from these federal system which is going to be very problematic indeed, costs we saw you all to 0 nairobi now to the crisis in haiti, which is affecting neighboring dominican republic. i'm this internationally is urging an end to the mass deportation of haitians or fled gun wars, but many in the dominican republic, s

somebody 9 and the other a nissan semi autonomy was region of portland. if you hope you have reached a preliminary agreement, which somebody lined in january, to lease 20 kilometers of coastline in return for possible recognition of the region that spring in, catherine soil from all on this story, she has life from nairobi. guthrie intentions between somebody i need fuel. yeah. over somebody that have been growing for months now. what specifically led to somebody expelling? ethiopian invested. yes. and those tensions are continuing to escalate this distribution was made by cabinet in mogadishu. and you know, somebody is very angry about some of the issues that is spacing between um, so malia and. 7 7 is still the staci. uh we use uh a few between uh so mind. yeah. if you will. uh and so my, the land, which is a break away. redone also my the uh, when it comes to uh, the seas. um and you know, somebody is say uh that. 9 is still yeah, has been infringing in the territory or right um of somebody. uh, so there are tasks that have been going on. uh so this cu

e c, o, b and portland. and that seems to have pushed more issue or the somalis federal government to take this step of expelling easier in diplomats. the deal is raising tensions in the home of africa, a region already facing immense politically in stability for the bodies to in the red sea. the hooting forces have been attacked in ships and um, being hit by the us and u. k. and the consumption of these on to sierra for inside story. well, let's discuss all of this now with all guess today on skype from this out of a samuel get to choose a political come and types of specializing in ethiopia. joining us from london is trauma. ali, he's an activist with the u. k. somali lambda lions. i don't. skype for? missed on bull abdul karim drama. is the chair of the heritage institute for policy studies, a think tank based in the somali capital mogadishu, thank you. all of you for joining us today. now i've covered a lot of diplomatic stores in my time, and normally when i'm are searching them, i think the best thing

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. >> the short-handed warriors were up in portland tonight. they're stepping know, these are kind of hits the ground hard. he's fine. that's what he was doing. it without draymond clay in gp 2 every winds, critical highlights next. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> what has been a while warriors season and the dubs are in a tight race. now for this play-in tournament jockeying for position regular season winds up this weekend. so they have 3 more games entering tonight. tonight there in portland taking on the trail blazers and you didn't have klay thompson. you didn't have draymond know gp 2 tonight. they're basically just resting kind. a little injuries expected to play tomorrow, but they're not in the starting lineup. and the worries are open finish this thing. on a high wiggins, roland, coming get everybody's 2nd quarter were is down. the jet ski finds coming. who's cutting for the don't 19 points. 6 boards jk dubs. take the lead 3rd quarter. now, golden state leading by one, steph. he gets around the screen bumped count it three-point play pads

and it's happening on the contest that there are a lot of tensions internally between portland and the federal government, especially during this. 9 7 ongoing, a constitutional review process, a web portal, and saves that it is unhappy with some of the amendments that have been made and it will reject those amendments and sofa that you know, portland says that it is considering to withdrawal from these federal system which is going to be very problematic indeed, costs we saw you all to 0. nairobi. the federal courts in the us says refused to throughout charges of mishandling classified documents. in the case against the former president's donald trump. these lawyers tried to argue that he was protected by presidential requisite little prosecutors disagreed, saying the act had no relevance from faces. 40 charges for keeping top secret files . at his personal residence, the f. b. i rated his florida in 2022 and confiscated more than 100 highly classified files. u. s. presidency is due in baltimore to meet relatives of those who perished and the bridge collapse. 6 repair work cause were k

and it's happening on the contest that there are a lot of tensions internally between portland and the federal government, especially during this. 9 7 ongoing, a constitutional or review process, a web portal and says that it is unhappy with some of the amendments that have been made the and it will reject those amendments. and so far the, you know, portland says that it is considering a to withdrawal from these federal system, which is going to be very problematic indeed. cost me. so you all to 0 nairobi. let's also to come here and i'll just air including i rob, riddles and los angeles with a story on how many famous populations feel that artificial intelligence might be coming for their live with the searching use zone from the rwandan genocide, the same of remembered school bone in honor of the, of the 800000 lives to perished with mass graves still being from a many ruined and still displaced to reconcile this the nation. the anniversary of the rwandan genocide on out to sierra we cannot agree on how to coordinate space traffic management. we risk both safety and the sustainabilit

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now southwest of england, reporter jeff moody has been to portland , where he found been to portland,if they travel on the bus on it. if they travel on the bus with the local community, there could be some sort of integration because a lot of people are confused of why they're here, and maybe a little chat on the bus, because that's where people do talk, because i meet people on the bus every day and you ended up chatting. >> wouldn't this be a very great way to integrate? but no, they're separated . they're separated. >> and how come the local community move forward if they're always kept in isolation from us? >> for some, there are echoes of segregation , and it's leading to segregation, and it's leading to resentment, resentment at the special buses, resentment at the health care, the bibi residents receive, resentment at the wet weather gear for hiking that dorset council provides . six dorset council provides. six months on from the arrival of the first residents on the bibby stockholm, the feeling of the local community is just as strong, just as divided and just as passionate a

ethiopia and portland. and that seems to have pushed them on the show for the symbolic federal government to take the step of expelling easier in diplomats. yeah. and that was one of the, or the immediate trigger for somalia as a re reaction there expelling the fuel unit. bassett or from mogadishu and announcing that it would shut down. it's gone. so it's in both somebody then put, man, thank you very much. mcbride for your analysis on this, or thank you. in booking a faucet or an attack by an armed group link to al qaeda has killed at least 73 people. they include $32.00 civilians. a thousands of civilians have been killed in more than 2000000, displaced by fighting their since 2015 executive from the crypto currency platform. finance has appeared in court in nigeria on tax evasion and money laundering charges. and i, julian government, alleges finance has manipulated exchange rates through currency speculation and rates fixing. this apparently cause the local currency to drop nearly 70 percent of state me

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games left in the regular season for the warriors, missing three key guys in portland tonight. no draymond, no klay. no gary payton the second. but steph curry did play tonight. warriors 16 and four in the last 20 road games. first quarter brandon podemski finds jonathan kuminga for the hammer jc was the warriors second leading scorer with 19 dubs, though up just three at the half early. third quarter here's stephon. oh flips it up and in hoop and the foul. the magician at work. warriors though just a one point lead after three in the fourth portland takes a six point lead on this chris murray triple without klay without dre how would the warriors come back. the answer never fear steph is here. splash. warriors down three steph had eight of his team. high 22 in the fourth. the warriors go up four on this triple. they win 192. moving to ninth place in the west with two games to go. first round of the masters gary player jack nicklaus tom watson your honorary starters check out 88 year old player great off the tee and a little kick to boot. stanford man five time masters champ ti

but overnight, a clerk at this convenience store hundreds of miles away in portland, oregon, calling 911 to report seeing huizar driving a black sedan with a child in the back seat. huizar previously worked as a police officer in yakima, washington. photos posted by the department showing his first day as a school resource officer. tonight, the police department saying huizar resigned in 2021 after, quote, receiving discipline. and david, he had been in custody on those rape charges, but he was released on $250,000 bail. and officials fear he may be trying to flee to mexico. david? >> david: trevor, thank you. >>> this evening, the justice department has now agreed to a massive settlement with the victims of disgraced gymnastics doctor larry nassar. here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight, a measure of justice for some america's best known female olympic gymnasts and other young women and girls, as the justice department agrees to pay more than $138 million to victims after the fbi failed to protect them from dr. larry nassar. doj agreeing with 139 victims who blame the fbi for wo

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in the women's tournament, controversy is brewing after four games were played on a court in portlande the three point line was about six inches closer to the hoop on one side. the error was discovered before north carolina played texas in the elite eight. both teams coaches decided to go ahead with the game to not delay the tournament, but players were unaware about the three point line discrepancy until after the game. the women of nc state, laughing off the error. >> given how well you shot, would it have mattered where the three point line was? >> not at all. not at all. >> the women's final four will be set later today after the highly anticipated rematch of caitlin clark and angel reese, two of the best college players in history, will fire and tip the fierce competitors, helping transform ncaa women's basketball. >> here's morrow turning the corner. reese will lay it in. >> well, tonight, caitlin clark and angel reese hit the court as iowa takes on lsu, followed by uconn and usc. the men's tournament resumes on saturday. >> those are going to be great games tonight. we'll see w

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you know, portland port is a private port.is most sickening to most people in this community is the fact that we are the only town community to agree to hold a barge , and that agree to hold a barge, and that is because it's lucrative. we know it's lucrative , i mean, the know it's lucrative, i mean, the package that has been thrown at this barge is absolutely astonishing, we worked out over 18 months, and, you know, we were told as a taxpayer this was better value. i mean, and it's still we still didn't want it . better value. i mean, and it's still we still didn't want it. i mean, at the end of the day, you know, we have we've got poor access to services already, but all sudden there's £34.8 all of a sudden there's £34.8 million and a barge floated in that. i think actually portland port, they thought they'd float in and nobody would actually nofice. notice. >> could you just explain to me a that? the a bit about that? the discrepancy , kate, if that's discrepancy, kate, if that's okay, you you okay, between, you know, you gu

the in portland says that it is considering a withdrawal from these federal system which is going to be very problematic in dates, cost. we saw you all just there are not ruby that uses into ways costing balance and the full parliamentary election in as many as the new mia shake, michelle, i meant those top dissolves parliament in february, after a member of the house made a speech that was seen as insulting to them all that 200 tons of it's a contesting 50 seats in the assembly. and the other without is a political analyst. he says, the kuwaitis hope that these elections will bring stability quite as unique and it's, and it's uh, model with the, an elected parliament and a, a pointed cabinet. uh, by the end mirror. this has been um, of a sticking point in our system where it has led to a bit of a paralysis over the years. however, something is changing right now, especially after the appointment of the prime minister. uh, is it hot as tight is excellent? i'm heading into the head start and uh, i think there is a uh, i think there is more optimism on the speed towards this relationsh

and it's happening on the contest that there are a lot of tensions internally between portland and the federal government, especially during this. 9 7 ongoing, a constitutional review process, a web portal and says that it is unhappy with some of the amendments that have been made and it will reject those amendments and sofa. the, you know, portland says that it is considering a to withdrawal from these federal system which is going to be very problematic. indeed. cost. we saw you all to 0 now. ruby, hundreds of off to shocks of shaken eastern tie one following the devastating earthquake on wednesday. the 7.2 magnitude quite close the depths of at least 10 people and injured more than a 1000. rescuers are trying to reach more than 700 people are trapped in tunnels or cuts off and remote areas. jessica washington reports not from holly and the city closest to the quakes as a sentence. at joomla elementary school in holly in 10th provide temporary shelter for dozens of families after they homes were damaged by the earthquake on wednesday . oh sure no. i'm still shaking. even though still

and it's happening on the contest that there are a lot of tensions internally between portland and the federal government, especially during the so ongoing a constitutional or review process, a web portal and says that it is unhappy with some of the amendments that have been made and it will reject those amendments and sofa the, you know, portland says that it is considering a to withdrawal from these federal system which is going to be very problematic indeed. cost we so you all to 0 nairobi basses into way to the costing balance. and the countries full parliamentary election as many years. now, the new amir shake, michelle i meant, and the sub is wanting, the public against boy, costing the vote. he dissolves parliament in february and after a member of the house made a speech that was seen as insulting to the bullock. hundreds of after shock. so shaken, eastern time on the following. the devastating good. like on wednesday, the 7.2 magnitude quite close the depths of at least 10 people, an injured moles of a 1000 jessica washington ripples from near the quakes at the center. at joom

the, you know, portland says that it is considering a to withdrawal from these federal system, which is going to be very problematic. indeed, costs we saw you all to 0 nairobi. so to come on out just here, x, y, the amazon, rain forest and columbia, and brazil is that at risk despite the decline, nov deforestation the the well, where spring if you're in the northeast of the us or east and kind of do you think where is it coming nor'easter is moving slowly northwest. so to be nervous scotia and probably that eastern side of canada that gets the worst of it. but you still got cold air were down towards the operations. research as in new england is equally stoves, tube throughout the rockies. the cascade mountains and even coastal california is looking disappointing, at least 40 degrees in the rain in the middle. it's nice and warm surprise me so that won't. so we'll try and spread eastwood's. but it's a slight process. however, like most developing here in central plains, that line that extending down towards texas, that potentially quite to another. but we're going to saturday, by tha

in portland, many viewers watched sunday's championship match at the sports bra.i spoke to the owner short time ago. hope you got a chance to watch at least a bit of it. caitlin clark, one of the biggest stars we have seen rarely in women's college basketball and a long time, undefeated south carolina in the end though a bit too much. they come away with the title. yes, the game is outstanding because we had seen iowa fans fill up the bar in the past, so i thought maybe there would be a handful, iwould be i thought maybe there would be a handful, i would be one of a handful of south carolina fans, but the powers really divided, let's say that, and in that 1st quarter, iowa came out smoking hot and half the bar was just like shifty eyes wondering what was going on. but of course south carolina, they got a game plan, they stuck with it, and what i love about their game is that the bench is so deep, and there are players, different players that step up every game, so yes, it was just cardoza's day. shejust game, so yes, it was just cardoza's day. she just had the gre

have delayed implementation of this memorandum of understanding what links this amount of land and portland issues is an ethiopian, has this m o you with some of the land. and yesterday, invite to the delegation from portland to add a sub of to discuss enhanced relations between e. c, o, b and woodland. and that seems to have pushed them on the issue or the smallest federal government to take this step of expelling easier organ. diplomats. rapid advances in the field of artificial intelligence have many workers wondering if their jobs will soon be obsolete until recently to professions, most likely to be replaced by a. i have included office workers accountants, and even journalists. now hundreds of leading musicians are defending their work. as rob reynolds reports, some of the brightest stars in the music world are sounding the alarm from billy english. all the good goes to nicky me. no, don't worry about this. i guess it's night in jon bon jovi, smokey robinson say advanced artificial intelligence poses a threat to their artistic integrity and their livelihood in all more than 200 living

and it's happening on the contest that there are a lot of tensions internally between portland and the federal government, especially during this. 9 7 ongoing, a constitutional or review process, a web portal and says that it is unhappy with some of the amendments that have been inmates and it will reject those amendments and sofa that you know, portland says that it is considering a withdrawal from these federal system which is going to be very problematic indeed, cost. we saw you all to 0, nairobi and working a fast. so now when attacked by an arm group, linked to al qaeda has killed at least 73 people. they include $32.00 civilians. a thousands of civilians have been killed in more than $2000000.00, displaced by fighting there since 2015 and executive from the crypto currency platform finance has appeared in court in nigeria on tax evasion and money laundering charges. luxury and government alleges the finance manipulated exchange rates through the currency speculation in rate fixing. and this apparently caused the local currency to drop nearly 70 percent. nato foreign ministers a c

the in portland says that it is considering a withdrawal from these federal system, which is going to be very problematic indeed cost. we saw you all to 0 now robi, the former speaker. so that because parliament and former defense minister has appeared in court on corruption charges, no cd with a piece and a cooler has been granted to bail and told you surrender have possible they chose to resign from the governing african national congress. just 24 hours and you have corruption pro coincides with campaigning the general election next month. and amc could lose power for the 1st time. hundreds of off the sharks of shaking the eastern tie one following the devastating north quake on wednesday. the 7.2 magnitude quite close the desk of at least 10 people and injured more than a 1000. i'll just say was jessica washington reports from the other quakes epicenter at joomla elementary school in holly in 10th, provide temporary shelter for dozens of families after they homes were damaged by the earthquake on wednesday. oh sure no. hi. i'm still shaking. even though still tumbling. i'm very sca

this is from portland, maine. and you can see the long number of signatures on the right hand side of this of this. and i don't know if you can make out the printed what's printed on this slide. they write to lincoln and they say, you, nathaniel gordon, has a lovely and an infant child and a nice and fond sisters and a respectable circle of friends. and so for all these reasons, it wouldn't be right to execute him. other people wrote to lincoln and said, nathaniel gordon never saw coming. no one's ever been executed for this crime and it wouldn't be right to execute because he didn't think he would be executed. and so you just can't do it. gordon's wife and went to the white house in february 1862 to plead with lincoln for gordon's life. and as many of you know at that, in lincoln's personal life, his two little boys were very sick and one willie lincoln would be dead within two or three weeks. he would die at the end of february, 1862. and lincoln, the pressures of the war and his personal life falling, he just n

it's still very active for the last day of april up in seattle, portland. and i don't think that's changing any time soon, although it will be changing for us. 38in kelseyville. how about that 40s here? mountain menlo park's down to 42 one observation there. petaluma 45 a lot of 40s. castro valley 44 north dublin 43 degrees lafayette. orinda, mid 40s. pinole has dipped to 43 and el sobrante. that's cool for them at 46 union city hayward 5225 truckee south lake tahoe and alturas. mammoths is. i'm 24 so a little chill in the morning air up there in the mountains, that's for sure. nice day, lots of sunshine. we still get that breeze, but on saturday i have outdoor plans. wow, it looks like rain is on the way and not a little bit of rain. a lot of bit of rain. so again, we'll fine tune this as we get closer. but so far i have to give the gfs some credit here. it has been advertising this for about four days and everyone else is now kind of following in with lockstep a little bit more north, but the european what's called the i model is also now really bullish o

games left in the regular season for the warriors, missing three key guys in portland tonight.draymond, no klay. no gary payton the second. but steph curry did play tonight. warriors 16 and four in the last 20 road games. first quarter brandon podemski finds jonathan kuminga for the hammer jc was the warriors second leading scorer with 19 dubs, though up just three at the half early. third quarter here's stephon. oh flips it up and in hoop and the foul. the magician at work. warriors though just a one point lead after three in the fourth portland takes a six point lead on this chris murray triple without klay without dre how would the warriors come back. the answer never fear steph is here. splash. warriors down three steph had eight of his team. high 22 in the fourth. the warriors go up four on this triple. they win 192. moving to ninth place in the west with two games to go. first round of the masters gary player jack nicklaus tom watson your honorary starters check out 88 year old player great off the tee and a little kick to boot. stanford man five time masters champ tiger

one of the main sources of frustration amongst portlanders luxury amongst portlanders is a luxury freest of england reporterjeff moody >> well, our southwest of england reporter jeff moody has been back to portland to find a community just as angry and just as divided as ever. >> when the bus comes in portland, not everyone can get on it . on it. >> if they travel on the bus with the local community, there could be some sort of integration because a lot of people are confused why they're here, and maybe little chat on here, and maybe a little chat on the , because that's where the bus, because that's where people do talk. because i meet people do talk. because i meet people on the bus every day and you ended up chatting. wouldn't this a great way to this be a great way to integrate? they're integrate? but no, they're separate kid. and how can the local community move forward if they're always kept in isolation from us? >> for some, there are echoes of segregation, and it's leading to resentment , resentment at the resentment, resentment at the special buses, resentment at the health ca

the portland portland detectivespartmentnd detec. >> and you believe this experience in prison?trafficking yakking with the sinaloa. you believe this kind of gave you the comedy chops to be successful? >> well, when i was in prisosuc i actually started doing standup comedy. they wouldally sta doing s havet show nights in the cafeteria at the facility, at the insti institution. >> i was at the oregon state penitentiarytutione . and if you put together enough good behavior, a good time oncew a month, you could go down and sign up to perform your talent. so it was like open miur talenct and so i would get up there and i would try to makee an people laughd tre people and i . i started just roasting people and and we just i would just make fun of everybody. and it was brutal. >> like today i would be canceled for that. fromm the outside lookingprobab in, it was probably hate speech. >> but ily but was killing killg jesse. and so i got the bug. so i got the i got the bug. e >> because in there, ifm you're if you're trying to perform a talent, it's kill or get killea tat d. >> mm-hmm.

the in portland says that it is considering a withdrawal from these federal system, which is going to be very problematic indeed, cost. we saw you all to 0, nairobi the still ahead on now says 0. hi, rob, riddles and los angeles. with a story on how many famous populations feel that artificial intelligence might be coming for their lives. and liverpool have just kicked off against sheffield united as they love to go top of the premier league. we'll have the latest on that with peter. stan. it's in just a moment. the business latest is brought to you while he peg. this is a line supply on one of your this makes model inflates. the business lakers, disney, do you believe? i guess is that an i my, on one of your just makes modern plates, the sport with peter semen as promised. who has joined us in the studio. peter. so thank you so much french presidency manual macro on size. he has no doubt that russia will to, i'll get the power. so lympics lights up this year. he's comments on thursday where he's most explicit acknowledgements so far and threats to security. all the smith running off

the the, this is the domain use live from portland. israel calls the strikes that killed international aid workers and gaza. a grave mistake. israel's army chief says the incident was the result of a misaligned invocation under complex conditions. and shouldn't have happened. also coming up a few weeks ago, he was in prison. no, but they will do, may say is senegal is the youngest president. we take a look at the challenges facing him as he takes office. and latin america is experiencing it's worse recorded outbreak of dang, d, c for experts. say climate change is to blame the amount of you're most welcome to the program or on those stories in a moment. but for some breaking news, come in a powerful earthquake has struck taiwan, centered near the eastern city of quality, and there are reports of collapse, buildings on people trapped in the rubble. so not many warnings have been issued for taiwan as well as the philippines and parts of southern japan officials are calling the court to be strongest, to hit taiwan and 25 years will bring you more on this story as we get but for now, i hav

portland, um, you know, officials uh from uh, e c o p a. uh well, hosted uh to a meeting in is field where they discussed a different issue including uh by law, actual ties, again these on good um the federal government a very much it said that it is a publication and its because also because that is um, pensions, of between portland and the government about an ongoing constitutional review process where i'm going to, let's say that every dec, some of the proposals that have been made. and it's also select to me to withdraw for these of send these federal arrangement that has been in place in the country for so long. so there's a lot of pension and there's a letter, the fear as well. all right, thank you, catherine. so i thank you for that update from nairobi or in burkina faso when attacked by an armed group link to alto, has killed a police 73 people. they include $32.00 civilians. thousands of civilians have been killed and more than 2000000 displaced by fighting. there since 2015, the former speaker of south africa's parliament and form

vive en portland.nuestro corresponsal logrÓ escapar de quienes se cree eran sicarios en mÉxico. jorge: se dio cerca de la frontera con mcallen en texas. ilia: el presidente lÓpez obrador le ofreciÓ apoyo. >> este hombre armado cerrÓ el paso de mi compaÑero cuando circulaba por la calle principal de la ciudad fronteriza en tamaulipas. el delincuente le muestra su arma entras que lo interroga. detrÁs, otro automÓvil lo acorrala. >> hace mucho que no pasaba por aquÍ. >> grabÓ todo el incidente incluyendo la identidad del sicario, el vehÍculo y las intimidaciones. >> cuando le exigen bajar le quitan sus pertenencias y lo amenazan con un fusil en la nuca. incluso el delincuente recibiÓ la orden de llevarlo a otro lugar. >> que te apunten con un arma en la cabeza te da mucho miedo. cuando me di cuenta de que habÍan dado la orden de que me llevaran a otro lado fue que tenÍa que pensar bastante. >> se disputan el cruce de droga y de migrantes. en un descuido, girÓ hacia otra direcciÓn y huyÓ a toda velocidad.