and you know, he or she is two months younger than reese. >> reporter: reese's doctor diagnosed low musclee and put her in physical therapy. but instead of getting better, things kept getting worse. >> i noticed she really wasn't moving her legs. her legs did not move at all. >> consistently hearing from the doctors, oh, just low muscle tone, slow development. you know, she'll get to her milestones. don't worry. >> you pick her up and she slips right through your fingers because she's got no muscle tone. it's like holding a 19-pound newborn. >> oh, baby girl. >> reporter: day after day reese lost ground. and day after day carrie searched for answers. finally getting reese an in-person exam on may 27. that day the pediatrician suspected a new diagnosis. three letters. s.m.a. >> the first thing when you look it up on google is most infants diagnosed with s.m.a. type 1 do not live past 2 years of age. and i was just -- >> 95% mortality rate by the age of 2. >> i just cried. i said i can't -- i can't lose her. like if we lose her i'm -- i don't know what i'll do. >> reporter: s.m.a. stands for

her mother trista realized reese had swallowed it when she noticed the battery missing and reese beganezing. the tiny toddler would undergo several procedures to repair the hole the battery had burned in her esophagus. >> it was a lot of battling sedation. it was a lot of waiting for inflammation to go down. it was lot of praying. >> reporter: her fight to survive ended in december. >> i never knew of the dangers of button batteries. >> reporter: they're found in household items like thermometers, calculator, remote controls, watches, even kids toys and shoes. and in the first seven months of the pandemic, er visits related to button batteries rose 93% among young children. if a button battery is ingested, seek medical help immediately. experts recommend giving honey to children on the way to the er. two teaspoons every ten minutes for children over a year old according to poison control. >> honey helps to reduce the rate of injury the battery causes once it's lodged in a child's esophagus, creating a physical barrier between the tissue and the battery. >> reporter: trista's nonprofit

and after filming, reese was still thinking pink. or at least wearing it. all of elle's costumes. >> i got all my wardrobe. >> did you? >> how many pairs of jimmy choos? >> like 77. >> i had it written in my contract. >> some things we know for sure, thanks to legally blorngsd happy people don't just shoot their husbands and two, legally blond when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new film, "gunpowder milkshake," carla gugino. and author of "yoga pant nation," laurie gelman. plus, we will meet the scripps national spelling bee champion as we continue "amazing kids week." all next on "

. >> reporter: like most 16 months old, reese was a ball of energy. >> she was a spit fire she made her presence known from the second that she could. >> reporter: tragically, in october of 2020, she got ahold of a small button battery from inside a remote control. her mother re-liz calized she swallowed it, when it had gone missing. she would undergo a lot of surgeries. >> it was a lot of battling inflammation going down. >> reporter: her fight to survive ended in december. >> i never knew of the danger of button batteries. >> reporter: they're found in household items, and in the first seven months of the pandemic, er visits related to button batteries rose 93% among young children if a button battery is ingested seek medical help immediately. experts recommend giving honey to children on the way to the er, two teaspoons every four minutes for those over two years old. >> honey creates a barrier between the battery. >> reporter: now they're looking to mandate screws for everything with button batteries. >> i would still have reese, i would be picking her up from school >> reporter: no

reese witherspoon. i don't know elle wood is a scrapper., reese. shan have a great night. good evening, welcome to washington i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. breaking tonight president biden says taliban takeover of afghanistan is highly unlikely. the comments come as the president promises to maintain personnel and capacities in the country after the large scale u.s. military withdrawal. congressional correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight from the white house. good evening, jackie. >> good evening, shannon.

. >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, what's pushing gas prices higher, and reese witherspoon's side gigcore her big money. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, futures are indicating a modestly higher open after wall street ended yesterday's session mixed with the broadest benchmark of u.s. stocks backtracking from last week's fresh highs. the dow dropped 208 points. the nasdaq added 24, closing out a new record, while the s&p 500 fell 8. >>> you could be shelling out more cash to fill up your tank through august. the average price of gas nationwide has climbed to $3.13. the highest in about seven years. aaa projects gas prices could shoot up another 20 cents by next month. experts say there are a few factors driving up the cost including rising oil prices, businesses reopening across the u.s., and pent-up travel demand. >>> the defense department is nixing a $10 billion cloud computing project. the joint enterprise defense infrastructure contract or jedi was initially given to mi

her mother realized reese had swallowed it.r would undergo several procedures to repair the hole the battery had burned. >> it was a lot of waiting for inflammation to go down. it was a lot of praying. >> reporter: her fight to survive ended in december. >> i never knew of the dangers of button batteries. >> reporter: they're found in thermometers, remote controls, watches, even kid's toys and shoes. and in the first seven months of the pandemic, e.r. visits related to button batteries rose 93% among young children. if it is ingested, seek medical help immediately. experts recommend giving honey to children. two teaspoons every ten minutes for children over a year old according to poison control. th it's lodged in the esophagus, creating a physical barrier between the tissue and the battery. >> reporter: they are now mandating screws for all products that use these batteries. >> i would still have reese and my family was robbed of those moments. >> reporter: now living a mission to honor her by preventing another family's pain.

sir reese will vote yes on amendments en bloc number 2. you the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 220 and the nays are 203. without objection, the motion toreconsider is laid upon the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished is question on members of en bloc 4 plinted in part b offered by the gentlewoman from connecticut. the clerk will redesignate the amendments. the clerk: 16, # 2, 24, 28, 7, 55, 60, 65, 80, 85, 94, 117, 118, 119, 121, 122, 136, 137, 138, 139, 141, 145, 146, 147, 148, 150, 152, 153, 156, 159, 161, and 171, 17 #, 17 #, 18 #, and 229, printed in offered by plz dise o of connecticut. the speaker pro tempore: members will record their votes by electronic device will record their votes by electric tronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of represent

local media reports the reese was shot 5 times. was hit in the head as he was walking on the streets in amsterdam. 3 men were arrested in connection with the attack, but one has since been released to reese was known for his work. expose and monsters and drug lords and has helped police sold a number of high profile cases. the united kingdom moves the ends. prosecutions of alleged crimes committed during decades of violence in northern orleans. the statute of limitations would apply for killing both british soldiers and i. r a fighters during the period known as the troubles. the u. k. sends that room consults with politicians in northern ireland and neighboring orleans and with victory groups before introducing legislation. later this year. from a bit of background for you own this conflict. for them 3 and a half size and people died. most of the civilians during the dispute from 1968 to 1998. it involved irish republican and british analyst, paramilitaries and british security forces. the 1998 good friday peace accord, ended larg

i'm gina baelish along with spokesman rob reese.me right now what we're doing here today and really who should be giving us a call. - well, first, gina, i want to thank you for having us here today. we always love answering the viewers questions and this is a great service you're providing. now, as far as who should be calling in today anyone who has been injured in an accident it was not your fault, you do not have an attorney. well, now you can do something about it. just give us a call right now. we'll answer all of your questions. we're going to give you a free consultation and we'll let you know how much your case is potentially worth. - great. thanks rob. now let's go to a video testimonial from a current client of the legal help center. dr. lauren miller, rob, you want to go ahead and introduce? - absolutely, lauren is an eye doctor. she was in a really bad car accident while driving with her daughter. she saw our commercial. she ed imediely connected with one of our legal professionals. now we got her all of her medical bill

liz: reese witherspoon's media company, hello sunshine, creating some major market buzz. behind hbo's hit "big little lies" is now working with investment bankers to shop itself around as the streaming wars create an explosion of massive deals from amazon, mgm, netflix, entertainment partnership and discovery's pending purchase of at&t's warner media. at&t by the way also owns a stake in the actress' start-up so why do we have apple on the screen? because apple is reportedly among multiple suiters showing interest in buying the company, which could net $1 billion in any deal made. apple plus already home to another hello sunshine title, the morning show, apple one of the dow's shining stars for a second straight day, right now, powering higher by 1.7%. now, as reese looks for majority and a fame, jessica alba's company showing star power doesn't always work on wall street. shares of the honest company, right now, trading well below the consumer product maker's $16 ipo price, and down $34 since, 34% rather since closing at $23 on its first day of trade the stock now down 1

next author, john reese talks about the experiences of african-american continental soldiers the office of historic, alexandria and partnership with emerging revolutionary war hosted a symposium on the american revolution and provided the video. it is my pleasure to introduce to john reese who is an independent writered researcher specializing in the common soldiers experience during the war for american independence and north american soldiers food from 1755 to the modern area or so. probably pretty good that we're having john right after lunch since we all did just eat for 15 years john's service military food columnist for the quarterly newsletter food history news and it's written for various publications for the oxford encyclopedia of american food and drink the journal american revolution this first book they were good soldiers african-american republic army 1775 to 173. most published since 2019. so we often john as he's discusses the research of these good soldiers. well, it's it's really good to be here. um when i think of misconceptions of the american revolution, i think the

reese all along that's already been hobbled, further cripple last week. we see what's happening in georgia making it hard for disabled people, poor people, working people to make it to the polls as voting is a privilege not a right . it's time for the senate to pass something and send it to the president's desk. >> thank you so much rafael and last but not least the chair of the legislative black caucus, one of the incredibly gracious legislators we just met with. >> thank you senator. we are here and we get asked quite often why did you leave the state of texas and we get asked what is at stake? we understand what is at stake. we know the future of voting for our families and our children and our future is at stake and unless we take action, unless we see model legislation passed, our voices will be silenced. many of us, over 50 democrats left texas to come to washington dc and support the effort to pass before the people act. we left our families, our full-time jobs to be here and make sure that everybody has that chance to have their voices heard. let

. >> speaking of deals, hello sunshine founded by actress reese witherspoon is reportedly exploring aaccording to the wall street journal. the company is behind productions like apple tv's morning show began exploring a sale the sources telling the journal the company could be valued at as much as $1 billion. >>> samsung expects a 53% rise in operating profits thanks to small demand from memory chips that offset weaker device sales. they are offering profit of about $11 billion a quarter that ended june 30th. samsung projecting revenue up 19% from the prior year. brian? >> seema mody, we'll see you in a few minutes. thank you very much. >>> the other hot topic is crypto and why it has been so weak over the last few weeks we're joined by mark fusco, ceo and chief investment officer at morgan creed capital we try to take a long view on this show because if you go day to day, number one, you're going to drive yourself insane and, number two, you will miss macro and long term friends. i can say the market for bitcoin is down $30,000 from the april high or i can say, mark, we're still up 1

i mean, did reese in the niger in capital boucher has more on the a you envoys reaction. he was angry that when they, what, when they traveled to europe, to seek for these vaccines, even from their own, from the pockets of african government to address the crisis at home. european factories referred them to india. and now some european countries, i've been questioning the efficacy of the vaccines, the same as transactions, i suppose, any corrections being produced in europe that are now being produced in india that are currently using africa. so they said that he said that's a big warry. and that he was, we were saying that by december, the african continent was told that they will be know vaccines arriving. the countries or the governments of the, of countries in the car on the continent would have made previous necessary arrangements to supply or get vaccines for their population. but these, i said, was wrong on the part of coverage. because that lured many african governments into a self full sense of security. thinking that fractions or doses of anti covered vaccines

, hey, they're totally disconnected from us, then we'll be going backwards. >> that sentiment from reese biden as he tries to make a bipartisan infrastructure bill. one of the failures of the infrastructure has been right here, the bridge which crosses the ohio river on one of the busiest trucking routes in the country. if the infrastructure bill does not go through, how much of a disappointment will that be? >> i think it will be a big disappointment because we heard over and over that infrastructure is important. >> reporter: six months after taking office, biden has entered the long, hard days of summer. >> there's so much more to be done and so much more to do. >> reporter: critics suggestive of whether he's rise or fall amid covid challenges and policy demands. they are so far happy with their president. >> i feel like he has more strategic direction, less shooting from the hip. >> biden points to his character in kindness as a welcome respite. >> i think he has justice and equality for our people. so far he's doing really good. >> reporter: but in a country deeply divided, other bi

reese witherspoon is beating me right now.se, but i heard the last book she recommended made everyone sick. [laughter] >> but she wrote her book. >> oh! speak of those are fighting words. >> greg: kat, you do have some experience with "the five." care to add anything to the self-congratulation party? >> it's a little bit like high school when everyone's talking about how much fun they had at the parties that i wasn't invited to. but you know, i am a viewer. i enjoy the show. i'm very happy for all of you. and i'm excited that also they show that was supposed to not go on very long and everyone was saying was canceled after three episodes is doing very well. >> let's be honest, if it wasn't for "the five," we probably never would've met your husband, right? >> i don't know how that makes sense. we met on an app. >> do you make everything up? >> greg, how did you get your stuff to make that montage of all the things about you? i mean, that's something. this because she wants one. >> greg: i said, you know it would really upset d

american history tv this weekend on c-span 3 here next author, john reese talks about the experiences of african-american continental soldiers the office of historic, alexandria and partnership with emerging revolutionary war hosted a symposium on the american revolution and provided the video. it is my pleasure to introduce to john reese who is an independent writered researcher specializing in the common soldiers experience during the war for american independence and north american soldiers food from 1755 to the modern area or so. probably pretty good that we're having john right after lunch since we all did just eat for 15 years john's service military food columnist for the quarterly newsletter food history news and it's written for various publications for the oxford encyclopedia of american food and drink the journal american revolution this first book they were good soldiers african-american republic army 1775 to 173.

. >>> if you plan on going to las reesing an end, heads up , reinstating the mandate outdoors, disneyland, regardless of vaccination status. decides traveling, people are going to concerts more and more. the staples center in los angeles will welcome fans back for the first concert in 500 a is. state measures upgraded. to go, you need to be vaccinated or have a negative wod. test within 72 hours of >e he done a phenomenal job ensuri the safety of our fans. >>> in chicago, hundreds of thousands of people packed into lollapalooza last night. similar requirements there. attendees had to have proof of vaccine or negative covid test to get inside. seems like this are raising health expert concerns big gatherings could become super spreader events. >>> we are getting word now, the city of san francisco will make a significant announcement about covid and the delta variant coming up around 1:00. we will bring that to you streaming on cbsn through kpix.com. >>> president biden met with several governors today to discuss wildfire prevention and response. this is one element in the president's infr

this prompted us to reese -- request help from the army. luckily, it turned out very well.eople all across germany are hoping for the rain to relent soon. anchor: turning to the fight against the coronavirus, here in europe, most countries are on track to reach their goal of getting about 70% of the population vaccinated by the end of the summer. but bulgaria is nowhere near that target. it has the lowest vaccination rates in europe. just 16% of citizens have received one jab so far. we went to find out what is behindhe reluctant. reporter: people are not exactly flocking to this vaccination center. today, only a trickle of locals are coming in. overall, public opinion about vaccinations has been very skeptical. over time, that is changing. this doctor is doing his best. but he works alone. getting the jab into all arms in this district is going to take time. in spring, they did not have enough vaccines. but n they are spoiled for choice. johnson & johnson is one does. you get the certificate right away. this is your care. now i can go to greece. but this happy patient is i

but that when you and the eu have a cruise della reese abusing migrants as a weapon to force the blockmen's. greece is also tightening its borders, sending migrants and refugees a message that they should stay away. human rights groups say the greek government and border patrol are illegally pushing back migrants to turkey. the refugee agency documented 300 expulsions between january and march. migrants making dangerous sea journeys report stopped by gunpoint, and there are boards of registered asylum-seekers being deported. the greek government denies having any of this, it would be legal under eu law and refugee treaties to deny people the right to up live or asylum. a refugee crisis in 2015 spurred the eu to pour $3.7 billion into security research, gray says it is now a testing ground for artificial intelligence is being used to prevent refugee crosses. reporter: the european order uses unmarked vehicles to patrol a heavily fenced section of the border. they are to elements among sophisticated european surveillance technologies being tested here. such as these cameras, capable of p

. >> reporter: alicia reese is sizing up president biden's first six months in office. >> i'm not sayingher things we have to work on. certainly voting rights has got to get done. criminal justice. the george floyd bill's got to get moving. >> reporter: here in cincinnati, some early promises from the biden administration like economic relief from the pandemic have been delivered. and other pledges like improving infrastructure are teetering. >> if we keep the theme of delivering for the american people, i think we'll be okay. but if we get back to the old days of washington, bickering back and forth while the american people watch it and say, hey, they're totally disconnected from us, then we'll be going backwards. >> that sentiment from reese, vice president of the county board of commissioners, sums up the challenges facing biden as he tries advancing a bipartisan infrastructure deal. testing whether washington can still work. one face of america's failing infrastructure has long been right here. the brent spence bridge, which crosses the ohio river on one of the busiest trucking rout

. >> reporter: alicia reese is sizing up president biden's first six months in office. >> i'm not sayingwork on certainly voting rights got to get done. criminal justice. george floyd bill has got to get moving. >> reporter: here in cincinnati, some early promises from the biden administration like economic relief from the pandemic have been delivered. and other pledges, like improving infrastructure, are teetering. >> if we keep the theme of delivering for the american people, i think we'll be okay. but if we get back to the old days of washington, bickering back and forth while the american people watch it and say, hey, they're totally disconnected from us, then we'll be going backwards. >> reporter: that sentiment from reese, vice president of the county board of commissioners, sums up the challenges facing biden as he tries advancing a bipart san infrastructure deal, testing whether washington can still work. one face of america's failing infrastructure has long been right here, the brent spence bridge which cross the ohio river on one of the busiest highways in the country. >> repor

reese witherspoon. i don't know elle wood is a scrapper. good luck on that. >> jesse: thank you very much, thank you very much, reese. shan have a great night. good evening, welcome to washington i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. breaking tonight president biden says taliban takeover of afghanistan is highly unlikely. the comments come as the president promises to maintain personnel and capacities in the country after the large scale u.s. military withdrawal. congressional correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight from the white house. good evening, jackie. >> good evening, shannon. president biden rejected the premise that a taliban takeover of afghanistan is inevitable as a thai group makes rapid advances amid the u.s. and now also british withdrawal. >> i will not send another generation of americans to war in afghanistan with no reasonable expectation of achieving a different outcome. >> the u.s. mission in afghanistan will end august 31st, 12 days sooner than the 20th anniversary of 9/11. president biden's first deadline.

that's where we find msnbc reporter adam reese. former trump campaign adviser sam newberg has weighed in on this. he was ensnared in a criminal probe in the past. what's he saying? >> he's saying about 10% chance, lindsay, that weisselberg will flip, a very small chance and that's why all eyes are on the trump organization on the 26th floor here at trump tower. will weisselberg show up for work on tuesday morning, and will he stay loyal to his boss mr. trump or will he listen to his former daughter-in-law and stay loyal to the family? as she says, do the right thing and stay with his wife, his two sons and his grandchildren. he has a big decision to make. he had handcuffs on his wrist on thursday. he walked the gauntlet at the criminal courts building in lower manhattan. he can either plead guilty, cooperate, or go to trial. and that's very risky. these are very serious charges, $1.7 million he was charging cars, several apartments here in manhattan. even the tuition for his grandchildren at a private school. the indictment alleges

no hard feelings, reese. it wasn't her book it was something she recommended." tonight with pete hegseth, also statuesque. >> shannon: doesn't he smell sexy? >> jesse: i will get a whiff later. go ahead, judge. >> judge jeanine: this weekend on my show justice you will get part of my interview with caitlyn jenner. i think we have that here. you guys have it? >> poster child for change. >> judge jeanine: yeah. kind of got that. >> we have to change. this is about leadership, okay? i'm a leader. i have been always been a leader. gavin newsom is not a leader. >> judge jeanine: okay, so, in addition to that tonight i will be on hannity and should i sell my book or no? >> jesse: i am going to add i'm going to be on your show this week. judge how could i forget that jesse is going to be on my show and you have a book to talk about. >> jesse: how did you know? >> shannon? >> shannon: i have got dogs jumping into a pool because you are going to want to see that it's very hot right now. i think sort of if you die and go to heaven, if you are not evil, greg, this is what

so reese was -- race was introduced to divide people so they would not unite in that time. so if people were actually to come together for unity, then that would be a problem for people who were in the top 1%. they do not want that. it cannot happen because unity is how we move forward. so saying that critical race theory or talking about racism divides, that is a distraction for people to actually unify for economic justice, which is one of the bigger fights we are fighting. host: i will bring in the caller from louisiana. you are up next. caller: thank you, c-span and "washington journal." i'm an african-american and i do not know why we do not teach free enterprise in civics anymore. i'm 60 and i lived through segregated schools, then i went to integrated schools. and i do not know why these billionaire basketball players that are black will not help the black community and staff. we worry about racism. there's racism. i do not know if it is systematic, but there are racist people. i want african-americans to do -- these millionaires and billionaires need to invest in th

they had their mash and reese. and then a few days later, near a legit mastermind, a little noon florida doctor of haitian descent. but no clear motive. in february job, an el moist overstayed his term limit parenting him plenty of enemies and feeling widespread, protest. know his killing has created a volatile power vacuum for this month. plus joseph got so you may see claim to be prime minister with the international but the opposition say he's carried out to young woman. we consider him a new surfer who should be in jail. the see, this man only knew who was nominated by moist 2 days before his day should be in charge. if not, wasn't bad enough. katy's notorious gang leaders have got involved too. so hopefully not so now it is a national and international conspiracy against the haitian people. i asked all the gangs to mobilize take to the streets. all the us is calling on the politicians to come tensions. we are the country's political leaders to bring the country together a round, a more inclusive, peaceful, and

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we'll see what reese witherspoon has to offer as a businesswoman. according to a wall street journal report hello sunshine's titles include apple's morning show and it owns a book club. >> she almost bought a town. is that her? where she grew up. this was a few years ago she's got -- >> tentacles. >> she's smart, isn't it >> that's it that's a pretty good show. did you watch it >> there's a bunch of them. >> i saw a couple of episodes. >> you have an afternoon show. >> i'm a fill-in morning show person. >> yes >> doesn't make me a morning person at all. >> i don't see you as that >> as a fill in? >> no. >> very nice at 6:14 in the morning. >>> coming up, a big shake in the tech world pentagon canceling a $12 billion cloud software contract that had been awarded to microsoft. >>> samsung expects a 53% rise in operating profit in the second quarter it will offset weaker prices the world eegs largest smartphone of about 11 and samsung up 19% from the prior year sometimes, you want speedy but reliable. state-of-the-art but dependable. in other words, yo

or i'd like to welcome now my colleague isaac reese, go who used to be based in havana and she was so good to have you with this. you were based there how significant a moment is this for cuba? hillary, how are you? think these are the biggest progress we have seen in cuba since the beginning of relation because cuba is and all authority regime protests like this are very rare in cuba. we don't, we don't see just a lot. i mean we just have see a protest similar brought a protest in 99494. and then it was a protest all in have and on in have, and then you have from a precedent, people, castro, go in to me, to protest, to humanity, dissuade, to come down abroad. now you have a project that is all around the country and, and field guest, so it's not a life anymore. and you have another leader that don't have to carry sna that used to have fidel castro. well, let's talk about this relatively new liter presence. we go the can now, how much room does he have to maneuver, especially taking into consideration these very onerous trade embargo is still imposed by the us kenning. do anything to

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they had their mash and reese. and then a few days later, near a legit mastermind, a little noon florida doctor of haitian descent. but no clear motive in february job and l moiz overstayed his term limit parenting him plenty of enemies and feeling widespread, protest. know his killing has created a volatile power vacuum 1st this month for joseph. yes, you may see claim to be prime minister with the nostril, but the opposition say he's tati. don't have to put him in. we consider him surfer, who should be in jail the see, this man only knew who was nominated by moist 2 days before his day should be in charge. if that wasn't bad enough, haiti's notorious gang leaders have got involved too. so cobra not so now? it is a national and international conspiracy against the haitian people. i asked all the gangs to mobilize takes to the streets. all the us is calling on the politicians to come tensions. we are the country's political leaders to bring the country together a round, a more inclusive, peaceful, and secure vision

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thank you very much for all your time shop and the talk, hilda and all the reese and richard tiffin, and thank you to for watching a very lively debate. you can see it again, any time via visiting our website, al jazeera dot com, the 3rd the discussion. you can go to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward, slash a j inside story, and you can also join the conversation on twitter. handle is a inside story. you can follow me at kim vanelle from macon, vanelle and the entire team here at inside joyce. bye for now. phoenix. ah news news. news. news for ramirez and families, the pain is unbearable for their relatives were killed last week. doing a military operation ordered by the venezuelan government, security forces accused him of being part of a colombian rebel group and said they died and come, but the neighbors and family members insisted they were innocent, taken from their homes and executed under pressure venezuela's, defense minister by the me to fight said the forces were obliged to the friends that come through from irregular groups that added the human rights needed

or i'd like to welcome now my colleague isaac reese, go, who used to be based in havana, cuba. so good to have you with this. you were based there. how significant a moment is this for cuba? hillary, the how are you? think this are the biggest protest we have seen in cuba is the beginning of to revolution because cuba is an authoritative regime protest like these are very rare in cuba. we don't, we don't see just a lot. i mean, we just have see a protest similar brought a protest in 199494. and then it was a protest all in have and when in heaven and then you have from a precedent, people, castro, going to me to protest to humanity, dissuade, to come down broad. now you have a project that is all around the country and, and fidel castro. it's not a life anymore. and you have an another leader that don't have to correspond that used to have fidel castro. well, let's talk about this relatively new leader present. me go the can now, how much room does he have to maneuver, especially taking into consideration these very onerous trade embargo is still imposed by the u. s. kenning, d

he'll get another reese and richard tiffin and thank you to for watching a very lively debate. you can see it again, any time via visiting our website, al jazeera dot com, the 3rd, the discussion. you can go to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. handle is at ha, inside story. you can follow me at kim vanelle from macon vanelle and the entire team here at inside joyce. the bye for now. phoenix. ah. the news? the news with me the story i speak when others don't. ah, we cover all side with no matter where it takes a police finn, and you guys were my empowering impulsion. we tell your story, we are your voice. you knew your neck out here. the corona virus pandemic has altered modern society as governments have grappled with soaring cases, contact, tracing, and huge data collections are causing concern amongst civil rights activists. people in power investigates the ever increasing powers of governments and businesses as they access people's most personal data. and asks, what is being done to regulate

have described the shooting of a prominent dutch crime journalist as an attack on our values. beated reese was gone down in amsterdam on tuesday and remains in hospital and serious condition. authorities are investigating possible links to his reporting and his role in a court case against a major crime guy. this was the street where one of the netherlands most famous journalist was gun down. witnesses, a painted fleece was shot 5 times, including once in the head. just police had just finished the interview on dutch tv when he was attacked. the 64 year old journalist rose to prominence for his crime reported him and as an advocate for survivors and violent crimes, getting in jail and activities, police long feared, would make him a target for reprisals. dutch authorities described his attempted murder as an attack on the country's freedom of the press and democracy and an attempt to snuff out one of the country's leading voices they to air disease. it was all a mile. national is a national hero for all of us. and uncommonly brave journalists, higher listen is search for justice. fully ind

the reese has died after being shot in a busy street in amsterdam. more than a week ago. a journalist had been involved in a court case against a wanted drug baron, to suspect, have been arrested. never been processed in the lebanese capital bay route after acting prime minister, thought harry abandoned his bid to form a government. harry was asked by parliament to form a cabinet in october 2020 and his failure comes in the country is mired in its worst economic crisis in decades. while the south african government is sending in an extra 25000 soldiers to help curb on rest and days of looting, violence has begun to some side allowing the clean up to begin. 120 people have died and supply chain for food and fuel have been described, dw corresponded, christine wound, a sentence. this report from johannesburg. i mean a shopping mall in alexandra township. this is in johannesburg. and this really is one of the last small standing in this particular township and throughout the day, members of the ellison community has been coming along to do their shopping here. it's already b

does this. ministers regret referred to athens letting in tourists who had russian or chinese shots. reese also requires a coven test for entry, is far from the only european country, the green light, moscow sport, and agree, in addition to the likes of hungry and flow, vakio in san marino has been using it for months, and now has almost 0 new cases. the land said medical journal recently published a study on elderly people there, which showed few side effects in those who get the shot. there were also no safety concerns or fatalities reported, and great politicians said discriminating against rushes jab makes no sense. i think that we should avoid that as daily cost any kind of vaccine the nationalism vaccine must consider as a public who enter global and in my understanding, the biggest challenge is how to vaccine or see this is where we're not, we're not asking you to be on campus, where we can afford to have our own vaccine and faithful in that vaccine agencies. if people are in africa, the people in, in india, exactly because of the damages of law. but we will never be safe if only as

peter arts of reese was seriously wounded on the street in amsterdam. he's known for his investigative work in exposing the dutch underworld that in baba reports he's a household name in the netherlands. now investigative journalist, pater the 3 is in hospital fighting for his life after being shot on this amsterdam street. it happened right after he made one of these regular television appearances when a current affairs program switch. from this day to the shoot, a shot peter to very close range. he was quickly assisted by bystanders and colleagues and taken to an amsterdam hospital in a serious condition. the 3 sees known for investigative work on countless cases, notably the 983 kidnapping of bay magnates. freddy heineken. he's often been threatened by figures in the criminal underworld, including the heineken kidnapper. it was well known that you received death threats and he was also on the list of crimes and across the country for a few years ago, at least about the edition. and now has left action, and to this, to this assassination at home is li

vaccinated, then it announced a covert test would be required for everyone entering, vaccinated or not. reese is not the only european country that's given a green light to, to russia sputnik jab. the small state of san marino has been using it for months and is now seeing almost 0 new cases. the land set medical journal recently published results of a study there which showed elderly people who received the russian jab, few side effects. there are, were also no safety concerns or reported fatalities. we got a reaction from greek politicians. i think that we should avoid the daily cost any kind of vaccine, the national vaccine, the must see the as a public who and the global and in my understanding, the biggest challenge is how to vaccine or see this is there was not always, you know, just seem to be on campus where we can afford to have, i don't own vaccine and faithful that vaccination to the people in africa. the people in india. exactly, because of the panoramic is low, but we will never be safe if only as the citizens of the let's say that better off county will be getting into that as w

they had their mash and reese and then a few days later, near a ledger mastermind, a little known florida doctor of haitian descent. but no clear motive. in february jovan l. moist overstayed his term limit, parenting him plenty of enemies and feeling widespread. protel. 6 know his killing has created a volatile power vacuum for this month. plus joseph got so you may see claim to be prime minister with the international, but the opposition is a, he's tati. don't say to the woman, we consider him a new surfer who should be in jail. they say this man only knew who was nominated by moist 2 days before his day should be in charge. if that wasn't bad enough, haiti's notorious gang leaders have got involved too. so hopefully not so now it is a national and international conspiracy against the haitian peoples. i asked all the gangs to mobilize take to the streets. all the us is calling on the politicians to come tensions, years. the country's political leaders to bring the country together a round, a more inclusive, peaceful, and secure a vision and pay the road toward free and fair elections. t

bob of a reporting on breaking developments are renowned, sure, crammed, or unless peter reese has done it, thank you so much. thank you. you. why should need every news is still ahead. when the police, she has been given a top us award for empowering women to speak up about domestic violence. but 1st, the south african government is sending in an extra $25000.00 soldiers to help curb unrest and days of looting. violence has begun to subside, allowing the clean up to begin more than 70 people have died and supply chains for food and fuel have been disrupted. let's go and now to christina, i wonder, she's in the johannesburg township of johannesburg. christine, what are people are telling you? hi, layla, that's right. i am in alexandra township and i'm actually at the last mall standing in this particular part of town. this is the one more that was not looted and i just want to bring in the most managed mr. lucky my be let's just to answer the question, please come into the frame. so, i mean it's, as i was telling all of us. now this is the last more standing here. we did see long queues

double paralympic, while champion express, discussed after an official complaint that has sprint, reese was too short. my colleague, roy shay, discuss the rights of athletes for the panelist guest. they should give them the money back and say, to get the whole thing. we're going to exercise a bit of common sense flexibility and get in sync with desired god. it's only just over 1516 years ago that then president of thief, soccer's governing organization. ready set black with encouraging female football as to our time skimpy clothes because he felt that it would make them more marketable. ready this is almost unthinkable to ask a women, a serious women sport contests to abide by laws. the rules that were drawn up some time ago when they weren't offensive, it's 2021 isn't it time that women were allowed to wear shorts instead. if a key needs in sport insurance at this competition were well aware of the rules, you call them have a duration where one of the same obese is the role is because remember, a precedent for all other schools. if you're going to data sort of thing you got to cooperat