rosy dice que nunca olvidarÁ lo que alguien le dijo. rosy: “es que ustedes no la cuidaban”.eÑa hoy. [habla en ingles] escobosa: el detective long no abriga esperanzas de que carla estÉ viva. terri miller dice que todo puede pasar. en la familia. es otro el sentir. rosy: tenemos la esperanza que ella va a regresar. elia: porque yo la siento. o sea, yo no puedo pensar mal. ¿y si mi hija me llega a ver por obra de dios? ella sabe cuÁnto la amo. que toda la familia te estamos esperando, hija. escobosa: y suplican que si alguien sabe algo, hable, ellos seguirÁn en el mismo vecindario como hasta ahora, esperando. rosy: aquÍ vamos a estar. janiot: que difÍcil vivir con ese dolor. doÑa elia dice que no quiere morir sin saber dÓnde quedÓ su pequeÑa hija, asÍ sea lo Último que escuche en su vida. las autoridades confÍan en las nuevas estrategias que implementarÁn y en la solidaridad de quien haya visto o escuchado algo. ya volvemos con mÁs “aquÍ y ahora”. locutor: al volver. la complicada interacciÓn entre los humanos y los tiburones. >> usualmente la mordida ocurre y luego sueltan y

— far from rosy. between them are far than rosy - far from ros . . ., between them are far than rosy. the time is 6:16 pm. our top story... a warning to pregnant women to get covid jabbed as betweenjuly and covid jabbed as between july and september, covid jabbed as betweenjuly and september, one in six covid patients needing the most critical care in england where unvaccinated pregnant women. coming up, dozens of people arrested in dawn raids after a police operation to smash an organised crime ring making fake passports for criminals. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel, england's marcus rashford talks to us about the support he's received since he missed this penalty at the euros and the subsequent abuse he suffered. prince charles has told the bbc that world leaders gathering at the un climate change conference in glasgow next month must take bold action on global warming, rather than "just talk." in a wide—ranging interview, the prince of wales also said he understands why climate change activists take to the streets, but that actions like blocking roads aren't helpfu

rosie -- yes, rosie deserved safe and affordable access to the abortion she needed in 1977 and that ish care. abortion is health care. abortion is health care. thank you. >> thank you so much. i love seeing the texas represented here. just to let everybody know that we know it is not okay. and i love this. we're getting to the end of the program, we're about to get ready to march. right now i would like to have -- i would like to ask for your help in welcoming skylar baylor to the stage. >> thank you so much. i am so excited to be here. and i'm just going to cut right to the chase. you're probably wondering why a man, me, is standing up in front of you to talk to you at the women's march about women's rights. i am the first transgender athlete to compete for a division one men's team in college. and the key word, sports are cool, but the key word is transgender. i am a transgender man. which means that although i am a man, i was assigned female at birth. which means that i have a uterus. which means that i could get pregnant. which means that i could need an abortion. i am here to remi

i want to tell you about rosie jimenez.her and a student in texas. she needed abortion care in 1977. poverty forced her to seek care in the margins and she died after an unsafe abortion. her right to an abortion was meaningless then without true access in the form of health care coverage. rosie is the first known victim of a 1976 medicaid abortion ban known as the hyde amendment. i stand in solidarity today with those in texas who are facing the most extreme restrictions on abortion care in the nation. we stand in solidarity with rosie and all texans. and we stand in solidarity with the people everywhere because this fight is coming for all of us, not just in texas and the south, it is coming everyone. abortion is health care. it is that simple. rosie deserved safe and affordable access to the abortion she needed in 1977, and that is still true for all of us today in 2021. let's work to make abortion more accessible so that when a person decides they need one, they can get one easily. say it with me now. abortion is health

rosie sykes and darcey bourne. _ impact if i want to. a training session, and they have two but he lost his wedding ring. he took to social media. my physio said took to social media. my physio said to me where — took to social media. my physio said to me where is _ took to social media. my physio said to me where is your— took to social media. my physio said to me where is your wedding - took to social media. my physio said to me where is your wedding ring? l to me where is your wedding ring? and i was like, oh no. and i basically tie my wedding ring to my tennis shoes when i'm playing because you can't play with it on my hand. so yeah, my wedding ring has been stolen as well, so needless to say i am in the bad books at home. so i want to try and find it. so if anyone can share this or may have anyone can share this or may have any clue where they may be, it would be very helpful, so i can try and get it back and get to the bottom of it. it would be much appreciated. thank you. ihis it. it would be much appreciated. thank you-— it. it w

reggie: the robot has a bad voice and they named it rosie, which seems rude. rosie was cute.gs. drew:drew: that is not rosie. she had a personality. reggie: she kind of that -- hated that family. that is what i loved about her. tes for our viewers in the west, the latest in the search for brian laundrie on this thursday morning. shocking discovery. a possible breakthrough in the massive manhunt for gabby petito's boyfriend. >> investigators found what appears to be human remains along with personal items such as a backpack and notebook belonging to brian laundrie. >> brian laundrie's parents leading investigators to an area that was previously under water. >>> also this morning the fda backing mixing and matching vaccines and green lighting booster shots for moderna and johnson & johnson. this morning could the fda lower the age of eligibility for the booster? >>> close to deal? democrats narrowing in on a compromise for president biden's

rosie, yes. say it with me now. abortion is healthcare. abortion ishealthcare . abortion is healthcare. thank you. thank you so much. i love seeing those texas representatives here to let everybody know we know it's not okay . and i love this. we're getting to the end of the program. we're aboutto get ready to march . right now, i would like to have, to ask for your help in welcoming schuyler bailar to the stage.>> thank you so much. i am so excited to be here and i'm just going to cut right to the chase. you'reprobably wondering why a man, me is standing up in front of you to talk to you at the women's mart about women's rights . i am the first transgender athletes to compete for a division i men's team in college . and the keyword, words are cool but thekeyword is transgender . i have a transgender man which means that although i am a man i was assigned email at birth. which means that i have a uterus. which means that i could get pregnant. which means that i could need an abortion. i am here t

it's not quite rosy from the jetsons yet, but of course asked was that the odds name? so they're not rosie anyway, some of the best advice they've ever gave me is when the new phone comes out quick go by the old one because it's discounted. so early adopters, be warrior hey, it's been 20 years since that self propelled room, a vacuum cleaner was the 1st home robot many adopted. dave, what other robots are we bringing home and what's over the horizon? well, holland, i don't think robots are going to take over the world, at least not yet, but they're already of course, taking over some industries. mostly automotive, we've eaten at local restaurants here in south florida that use robots to replace their servers. robots, of course, very likely to become a big part of the medical field as well. but most home robots are more like novelty toys still so far. glorified smart speakers if you will. robots like idle curie zen bow. they can be used to communicate. they can connect with smart hubs. i can play your music security system help for you, and even create learning experien

. >> rosie o'donnell says she became close to britney after interviewing spears on her tv show and evenoing on tour with each other. >> we've known about it for so long. she's been afraid to speak out about it. i have a belief in her ability to get herself out of this horrible enslavement that she has found herself trapped in. >> you've tried to reach her over the years. >> yeah, i've reached out to her. we haven't connected. i always send, you know, notes sometimes when she would go to the four seasons, i'd go down to the spa to bump into her to say hey, kid, how are you doing? i just love her. >> that 23 minutes of jaw-dropping testimony tore down a very carefully constructed facade built over years. >> next question is am i okay? yes, i'm totally fine. i'm extremely happy. i have a beautiful home and beautiful children. >> this instagram post came two months before the explosive hearing. >> i'm taking a break right now because i'm enjoying myself. >> but spears said in her court testimony that she was lying about being happy and that she had been in denial. >> imagine for so many yea

. >> hard to imagine a more rosi assessment when the supply chain is by a shortage of containers and truck drivers leaving consumers with few choices and in many cases, without basic necessities. the white house as you may have heard announced a series of measures to ease the crisis allowing the ports of los angeles and longbeach, for example, to operate around the clock and pushing big retailers like walmart and target to expand overnight operations. but that hasn't stopped critics from lampooning the white house and the president in particular with #emptyshelvesshow trending no. 1 on twitter today. the same joe, you'll recall, who said this back in 2020 about covid-related lockdown shortages. tweeting, we don't have a food shortage problem, we have a leadership problem, now with the onus on him to put up or shut up, biden is talking, but saying fairly little. today offering not so much a detailed explanation of how he'll fix the problem. instead, just more pugilistic political platitudes. >> overall economic recovery? >> no problem. you know that? what a question? (laughter) >> do

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i am rosie letter. we focus on affordable house and community facilities. we graduated from the l.b.e. program last year. we are now competing against larger national and international firms staffed with full-time marketing departments with substantial resources. we know the cost of living in san francisco has grown over the last 20 years. with the proposed amendment a 25 person local firm can ones again be competitive against the larger practices. these are corrections to realign with the current time and honor original intent for a competitive marketplace. i ask you to support the programs to protect small businesses, technical expertise, wider base of firms to bid on city work and keep taxpayer dollars. i hope you acwilling the need and you are -- acknowledge the need and urgency for these changes by supporting the 24b amendment. thank you. >> next caller, please. >> caller: hi, i am dr. matthew, president of the african-american chamber of commerce and owner of small business professional services firm in the city. i support amendments to 14b. it provid

it's an acorn rosie acorn thing. rosie, 8 old. this was my delight from yesterday. i can't wait to see what hits me in the head hall is the what's going the head. it is makes the day so exciting john, let's hope it's as light as that little woodrow's. yes, yes otherwise things hitting us in the head's not given equally a good deal sleet or forecast. i don't think like that. >> maybe raindrop or literally be a okay. so we can handle that. that will delight after how dry we've been for sure will take a drop or 2. >> your view outside of san jose this morning look at the little grey. there's definitely brightness working its way through. but that cloudy blanket it's pretty apparent regardless of where you're at across the bay area. we have seen some offshore sprinkles and even some around mount tam the bulk of the bay area's just been looking up at cloud cover, though. tomorrow is our better chance of showers tomorrow. so it's going to be coolest one. we've got this cold front that just been skirting right. overhead. it has resulted in some cloudy skies, some rather un

so this company, rosie from viet isinga's, faculty math, lima hankey, she'd call all the the persona element is to is to mrs. or his roster law. i've uncovered that a medic. this isn't a marking cusack. loyce or you may have corresponded gwinnett cheerless. e, which has put on as i said, can another another, canada, oh yeah, no temporary. one toll case though, at emily headed goodness, those orders periodontal nathan. not going good until a year or so say latoria amico, don't expect us in the separate had but on us on british or mental health because he thought almost all those because it's little models and why so look not limit to white belt as mess as they boesky, they stated it part of it. the net loosing elemy and pest control establish april could either not muster wireless request or school police. he got the locomotive at the store. he can kill of quite a priscilla's horrendous absence even seen at others in bustle. data he granted in only cindy than godaddy can not get out of his hand. this last was but even difficult. sweating, it will open it up and goes on granted force a

me, with a real culture around guns and gun ownership. americans, you know, look back on this very rosy. i'd image from the 1700s when we rose up against our presses and, you know, threw off the colonial control of great britain without, you know, musket man, regular people, everyday people who all came to gather in full back. it's this very idealized image of, you know, this older america, and that feeling of a is today where we feel like if we can possibly on firearms. if the 2nd amendment allows us to personally, each of us on a fire on, then it's going to somehow protect us from governments taking control somehow make us stronger and safer. and it makes americans look past the debts that happen every single day. the 100 people who die the 200 who are injured every day and say it's fine. we need to be able to own these because we need to be able to say that where somehow safe from our government read a lot. does anyone have any questions about the bills that we're going to be talking about today? if you see on the right side of your folder, now, you'll see there are 21 pages, one on

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restrictions on women's reproductive rights like the new texas anti-abortion law but also to remember rosie jimenez who died in 1997 after she was denied money to be able to get a legal and safe abortion and instead she went and got a non license. non-regulated black market abortion and died as a result and it's been similar scenes all weekend long across the country. people rally that their state capitals and at city halls all with the same message demanding to be able to make their own health care decisions. and coming up tonight at 6, we'll let you know about the. >> big jackpot for the latest powerball drawing how much money is still up for grabs and saturday. october 9th. the blue angels are going to be flying over san francisco. can join us right here on kron 4 to watch the blue angels live. the air show is 2 hours of high-flying stunts featuring that's spectacular aerobatics of the navy's best pilots fun is going to start saturday. october 9th at 02:00pm right here and kron 4. >> the great glass pumpkin patch return to pa. while today. the pumpkin patch features thousands of glass pu

rosie was among the first to move in. >> i've been staying at various friends and families houses kind >> reporter: and now? >> means everything to me. >> the project's success also reflects sally's comment to the young leaders. >> sally is half human, half amazing. >> amazing. >> sally is just a jack-of-all- trades. she sees a need and tries her hard toes meet that need. >> reporter: so for helping young people find healing, housing, and a new start, this week's jefferson award it is the bay area goes to sally hindeman. co-found add monthly independent newspaper focusing on homeless and conditions and poverty, and also helps raise money for the unhoused. >> how, that is wonderful. what a need lady. >>> if you know a quiet hero whos that done great things in the community, nominate that person for a regional jefferson award. you can find the online norm nation form on our website, kpix.com/hero. be sure to provide details. >>> a couple of birds covered in oil rescued from huntington beach nine days ago spent time rehabilita werreleased today. e oil spill had a big impact on the wildlif

the expression the apple doesn't fall far from the tree -- rosie, you have been an incredible leader in all things having to do with the health and well-being of children. we would not have had the legislation we are now trying to continue were it not for you. you are the real deal. [applause] president biden: as well as the comments i got from giovanna, i get from everybody. where's jill? where's jill? i am jill biden's husband. i think she's either in new jersey or virginia, i am not sure, after teaching 15 credits this week at community college. she is out there making a case. i am here today to talk about what's fundamentally at stake right now, in my view, for the families not only of connecticut, because you are ahead of the curve and some of what you have done on your own, but for our country. for a long time, america set the pace across the globe. for most of the 21st century, we let the world by significant margin investments we invested in our own people. in our people. not only our roads, highways and bridges, but our people and our families. we didn't just build the inter

i shall know shaka, if she does rosy, shall up well, actually with the french authorities retaliated, and in january 1957 the announce marshall law and ordered paratroopers as sweet the arab old town. the casper the battle of algiers had begun. a felon leaders fell one after the other as the paratroopers arrested and then tortured them. ah. is on my vehicle for you. oh i do. um. it says from the deposit. oh busy. but toyota, the give from fiscal would issue out more than your that you dont psyched up? sure. mystery i do bosky lsu. hey, this is layla. had finally did michelle shown assemble? it should know you had on tundra social news shred through t. do p is, was your subtlety buckland. it pulled it up, but his claim must assaulted her daughter. hm. shop or she ye, cause it all yelled, is it from me? she's also hung up and if i missed it, you will. tom did his table in the timer, is it a boy sim, working for them? the la la miss of israel, diana, and the claim. but oh dodge said been, you know, shorter than it is room counties, horses are, isn't all circulated as will go by a pon pon

no more women like rosy who had to lose their lives because there's no access to safe abortion. no more people who are forcibly sterilized or who are forcibly forced to give birth without their consent. >> the protest was sponsored by several groups including raging grannies, workers world party, and the bay area freedom socialist party. >>> the sculpture of george floyd's face recently installed in manhattan has already been vandalized. the statue was put in manhattan's union square on thursday along with a statue of representative john lewis and breonna taylor. this morning, blue paint was thrown on that bust. confront art, the group behind the statue, said it took hours to clean off that paint. but tonight, it's back to how it should look. the statue of floyd was also defaced when it was first put on display in brooklyn. >>> the center for disease control has issued new guidance on how to celebrate safely during the holidays. first, they say make sure you are fully vaccinated if you are eligible. the cdc also recommends hosting a video-chat party as opposed to an in-person ga

restrictions on women's reproductive rights like the new texas antiabortion law but also to remember rosie jimenez. she died in 1997 after she was denied money to be able to get a legal and safe abortion and instead she went and got in on license. non-regulated black market abortion and died as a result of that. and it's been similar scenes all weekend law across the united states. people rallied at their state capitols and city halls all with the same message demanding to be able to make their own health care decisions. happening today, santa clara county launching an initiative to help homeless families in pregnant women find places to live. that event is going to be at the county government building in san jose. we're going to bring you live report and updated coverage over on our streaming app on kron, on. for your money this morning. if you dread getting gas, you're not alone these days, whether it's regular mid grade a premium gas prices are about a dollar higher than they were one year ago. felicia bolton has more on what's fueling the soaring prices. >> prices at the pump are leavi

areas, which is me, one of the countries in busiest ports to raise the bar reports from the city of rosie arrow. oh, it's become one of the most dangerous cities in argentina reciting. nearly 300 kilometers northwest of when a site is shootings have become an everyday occurrence as gangs battle each other to control the drug. trade is a more feminine all american lawyer. we just received a call that a woman heard 30 shots, so we came here as fast as we could. we're evaluating what's going on, checking on possible suspects with. we accompanied the police doing several raids across the city. they were looking for drugs, cache, and guns. one of our den tina's most important ports is located here, or 30, say, it's a get away for drugs. and the violins here is all about control of the local trade. i go to their mcleana, or the one i don't care about. we're seeing cocaine, marijuana drug trade has increased missouri area and we are trying to go to different areas like slums, where suspects are hiding. we are seeing lots of young people who are behind the attacks. they begin around 16 years old.

feel burned by the way they've approached this vaccine diplomacyin so it's not like its been 100% rosy for them and how they've gone about it. people do appreciate the united states efforts still you mentioned that big differential and it's something that we ought gap on. the >> congressman, you have been a voice that has been described as a progressive voice on the foreign policy and someone who looks at the u.s. foreign policy as a way there's a lot of thought how we've started to depart from the post-9/11 terrorism posture. a lot of soul-searching as well that the united states has spent trillions of dollars on. to nation build in the world there's obviously a lot of to teach the united states and there is also concern to pivot to the foreign policy as a way to existential civilizational struggle with china that could make the cost of the war on terror look small by comparison and being proposed including out of congress in terms of new capabilities that will be required to confront china and if we don't have to sort of drape itself over the world. are you concerned at all that this

over the past few years, the market says have been on this very strong online campaign for painting a rosy picture of the markers years. basically preparing to propel him for our return to power. what we though also is that these, the 2nd ally of our president are the good, the 3rd day to make a gun for the presidency. does not have president of the good that there does endorsement now. and actually up until yesterday, he will, he was being considered as a possible vice presidential candidate. the european union's drugs regulator has opened the door for members states to give 3rd doses of crone of irish jobs to certain people. booster shots of the pfizer and more during the vaccines were recommended for people with a severely weakened immune system. several e u. member states have already begun giving them out. the european medicines agency also said it's considering whether to review marks coping 19 pill which has shown some promising results in tests. the committee concluded that administering a booster doors to people 18 years and older a lease 6 months after the 2nd dose is safe and pr

yeah, rosie at the october revolution, indicating that the overwhelming majority should and he's no longer accept commercial. this is the question mark her many people watching from outside of see dan anyways. so now what happens, what will happen with the protestors who are out on the street. i know that you are doing some of that reporting today. what are you seeing? what is the sense the atmosphere that you're getting from them? lots of people, that's very fun. so if you see more and more verities quite shocked by viruses earlier because they were just a few meters away, longer and out in the 3 to 5 canceling. and you can see, and you know that the material since monday has been very over already people who have been killed. i'm one of the people have some interest. so there's violence and resiliency theory. and i feel like again theme or the father around the feed. every single time, the minister or any fight to get back from somebody, they come back with more that you need to come back with more than the standard population is that they're the ones who are producing it still surprises

i mean, you paint a very rosy picture of the european commission actually recently blocked you from hiring the people that you say that you need to be able to successfully prosecute financial fraud. investigators, tech guys, people like that. you said that actually i'm being blocked from hiring the people i need. so can you do what you say you can do? well, oh, it's about the budget and it's about what to do. we want to achieve with the pee, pee, or do we want to have a really independent definition of august? the 2 shows or we just want to have a new office saying that we have a new european used to show. so for us, it was very important to have, you know, resources to gain our goals. and this is why we ask for the european commission last year to increase our budget. we get so needed a budget to around 45000000 euros, but we need to more, we have asked to have the possibility to hire more stuff. and we didn't have these so disapproval. so we were in the situation that we have to return several 1000000 euros to the european commission because we couldn't use those money for the frontier.

keeping customers away as ama binge evade visited flower marketing. cobble where trade is far from rosie. in cobbled famous flower street, there is very little business now. after 20 years of the us led invasion, more than 2 trillion dollars spent thousands of us led coalition and fighters lives lost tens of thousands of afghan civilians killed. the only thing that has remained constant is the suffering of the afghan people. shopkeepers here have been telling us that there is very little business for them these days. since the thought of on takeover, they say that there has been some semblance of security and safety. but they're not sure what the policy of this new government is going to be on this street. people used to pick up cards, the used to a set of flower beds for reading readings, and they've been telling us that they can't do it anymore because people just cannot afford it. people have not been paid for months. the banking system is near collapse and those who are actually have had some readings are saying to us that it is very difficult for them to organize those parties to fe

i mean, you paint a very rosy picture of the european commission actually recently blocked you from hiring the people that you say that you need to be able to successfully prosecute for fraud investigator tech guys for people like that. you've said that actually i'm being blocked from hiring people. i need so can you do what you say you can do? well, it's about the budget and it's about what, what do we want to achieve with the p p, or do you want to have a really independent, efficient, or strongest editions? or we just want to have a new off the thing that we have on your european institutions. so for us, it was very important to have enough resources to gain our goes on. this is why we ask for the european commission last year to increase our budget. when we get a budget around 45000000 euros, but we need to more, we have asked to have the possibility to hire more stuff. and we didn't have this approval. so we were in the situation that we have to return several 1000000 euros to the european commission because we couldn't use those money for different things . i prefer to spend money to

rosie faster than anybody else or what made him a great boxer? it was not because he was so strong, was a echo ken: he trained -- was it? ken: he was very disciplined most of his life. he trained. usually lost when he had not been disciplined. he did have great bulk but not in the kind of way we see today. he is so generous in every way. when summary throws a punch at you, you're supposed to duck. he would lean back, which is supposed to be the recipe for disaster. he fortunately got a good trainer who realized he was really generous and he would have to just strengthen these things. he moved around, he was very quick, he is an amazing boxer. i made a film on jack johnson, the first african-american heavyweight champion in the first decade of the 20th century. they share similar traits. the difference was jack johnson was just for himself. muhammad ali seemed to be for everybody. he seemed to want to carry everyone with him and to love everybody. in the end, it is a hard thing to talk about. this is a film about freedom. which is a classic americ

when i asked black rosie you been interviewed? i might have taken a poll. there were some how many black folks did, some of the never, i've met a black person been asked question by any of this yet. so i mean, again, we can't be distracted. this movement is growing and black, the black community, as with so many of these other movement, is definitely playing as role. and we're gonna continue and not be distracted. yeah, i mean, look, this is institutional racism. and this is why supremacy right here by misstating the facts, to favor the minority white population. so i hear you got a situation right now where as i've said, for years big coin is the ultimate emancipation because it's on confiscate of all right, it's on campus cannibal property whitey can't confiscate it, sinclair. no, absolutely. and, and i don't know what a p was doing slavery during a reconstruction, but surely when right and great articles about how we need to be liberated. so when i expecting them to change, now we got to be the change that we're looking for. and big coins that to that so

so giving you as president attempting to pay kind of a rosy picture if you will, or many of the policies. and some of the achievements he believes were struck here, but the sort of the devil is always in the detail. and what he forgot to mention is that some of the biggest problem, sir, for the u. s. president, back home. and so that does present a serious challenge to american leadership, the one that he says that he believes the united states to place a role. right. and it's interesting because he was asked about declining poll ratings and president responded by saying that they tend to be volatile and unpredictable. and, and prior to swings bought on the supply chain crisis. how serious a domestic challenge is. this present item, particularly in light of these increasingly this increasingly strained relationship with china. it's an enormous problem and that's why we saw the secretary of state addressing this issue with the, the counterpart, the chinese counterpart of the sidelines of the g 20. sure, this is an issue that has been a challenge for both of these nations for some time. an

police came to disperse it with tear gas for then we ran to the other side to get here to safety. rosie. this is shown as the security forces do not afford us any respect. they came to shoot as large dogs. so now i say from now on, if they don't want us to do anything, we will go ahead and do it because now we are more determined than ever to go to the end of what we have started to close on. and the dash is bad to take stern action against the killers of a prominent re hang a leader. and the world's largest refugee camp calls have been growing for an investigation into the shooting of mo, he buena and cox is bizarre and bangladesh damage. andre has been speaking to people that who said that devastated and fearful about our right and our security, our safety for years running a leader mobile or regularly received that threat and predicted who'd be killed. like many other ringer refugees, mohammed cuts him says he feels devastated for years now. we've been watching and following my he bullet jammed to us over this. don't so much for us. oh, but we couldn't save him. he took our case to t

difference between state and federal law in the united states because people might be thinking, well, if rosie white is there and it is settled law, as one of the supreme court justices said, how is it that it's under a threat from not just texas but other states i'm not sure one can hear us one of brooks. come on to maria here and tell you how can you hear me? hi. yes, i can hear you. oh, we've got you. well, we're having fun today. right. sorry. i wanted to clear up something with you for, again, for our international audience, and that's the idea of state and federal law in the united states. if roe v wade is settled law as one supreme court just to said then how is it under threat from texas and perhaps other states? i'm sure sure. so if that's an excellent question and but basically what, what texas has done and what is still up in the air, because we don't know how the federal judge will rule is that they have passed a law that in essence, bands abortion in the state of texas and they've done that by getting around least what the federal argument is arguing is they're getting around what

the glasgow will not deliver. several recent climates announcements might leave the impression of a rosy picture, and fortunately, these is an illusion. the current national determined contributions, furthermore, commitments by governments still condemn the world to a calamity. 2.7 degree increase even if recent pledges were clear and credible. and there are serious questions about some of them. we have still good evening towards climate catastrophe. while if that sounds negative, i can tell you what i've been told off the record by senior un source who didn't want to be named. and that's the pre some negotiations that take place then known as the sherpas, the invoice of different leaders. they've been extremely difficult. i'm told yes, this. kimberly mentioned on cobra. 1900 vaccinations, perhaps some positive movement there. but on the key issue of climate really absolutely no progress so far. and i think they're going to continue negotiating the sector general, making it quite clear that it's absolutely vital what the, what the g 20 does here, if there's going to be a success in glasg