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columbia went ah, into a civil war for more than 50 years. columbia was have been fighting gases, rossi, you know, i mean the golden age of drug trafficking and via the government. so in this con, to when an able to tackle this problem is security. and just to give you one recent example, last year, amy, the huge crisis provoked by the pandemic. amy the huge economic crisis. the government of now outgoing president, even duke proposed a tax reform tax reform to increase taxes for the middle class. it provoked the a huge political ah crisis and thousands of people took to the streets to protest on that mom into wasa. turning point for gustavo, better to, to come out as a new, as a, as a possibility. and also rather fernandez us on the sun outside. let's remember that in this presidential race, all political traditions of the political parties were out of the of the race. and that's why because people were dissatisfied with the elite, the political elite of the country date of years. johan ramirez in bogota. and here's a round up of some other stories making a headlines at this hour. hund

you put a bunch of rossi. russia is very nervous about our activity. normal to look, there's be more shelling of ha keith and odessa to have be more brutal of salts in the don bus says little, this is an evil that can only be defeated on the battlefield. fishing will were defending lucy chanced and 7 o 2, and yet only this whole region is the most difficult ship. these are the hardest fights can evil only be defeated on the battlefield. i asked our correspondent and keith nick connelly, what to make of those fighting words from a president whose army is running out of weapons. that's definitely the case, but i think that was a signal here from key of also to the west and particularly to western european countries that ukraine is basically not gonna be willing to talk to russia until those russian troops are forced back to where they were on february 24th, the beginning of this war. there had been different fears hearing here that there would be an attempt by maybe france, germany, italy, when we had that visit of the leaders 3 leaders to care of last week, trying to force ukraine to

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are some on ideological ideas of why freedom is it, is more beneficial than the so called the top rossi. the americans are still framing on that politics in the, in this way of freedom versus, or liberty versus a talker. so do you think that's, that's an effective narrative in this day in age? do you think other countries by the modern united states? i mean you have people on opposite sides of the fence mentally willing to engage in a civil war. that's what we had with the small people who literally wanted to tear down society area. many of the people were in the armed forces. they are in the police now compared to heart medicine. america. so yeah, you know, it's ideal that you know, everything is solved by a valid free market and free speech. it doesn't work right down in china. if you ask people, that's what they tell you. absolutely not. looking at the gun violence, united states division people. why dance? you know, how so? sure. i want to give you a vaccine on, i'm please my, my, my disease to everybody. that's my right. where are the responsibility in china? you know, they go on t

you could draw or slowly dying by electric shock. horrible if the sounds are still in my head mon rossi. according to the organisation syrian network for human rights and over 200000 civilians have been killed by the syrian regime and air raids, but also in murders by the intelligence agency since 2011 ah. during that damo massacre and april 2013, the bodies of over 40 people were thrown in the dugout pit in one further video showed how the corpses were later burned with some tires. the researchers and amsterdam managed to identify several victims with the help of a list of missing persons and conversations with relatives in syria. ready the victims are aged between 20 and 55 women and men. ready ready me there are some victims were in their pajamas, so they're most likely taken from their houses. what we know from 2013 is that there were so many checkpoints around syria of the intelligence where they would pick people out there were suspicious, or that were considered to be suspicious, or that were in any other way seen as a potential threats. never a real threat, but a potential threa

there's a lot to be pessimistic about, but i think also we're major changes on the way that many rossi. i'm out, major change him, major changes him. mentioned we go back to you here, but i mean, the thing that i look i, i agree with everything we've heard here, but then the, the where seems to think it's still in the driver's seat. and i think that that's something that they, if it's not particularly relevant any more, i mean, and a cutting off trade ties are reordering, energy ties and things like that. it's not very easy to do. and, and it particularly if you do it in a way that it impacts you negatively where you know that this is the, you know, to answer andes for issue. this is ideologically driven, this is not common sense driven. mitch go ahead. i mean, this is a, it's authoritarian. creep is what it is and you know, we have to, once again, it comes back to what is the truth. i mean, look at what happened in afghanistan. that was a train wreck. was anybody held accountable? no, no one was held accountable. you know, look, there's 20 percent inflation out there now, or it's even

i just want to share it with you guess so camilla rossi says the federal government has the obligation to protect the amazon. but what we have seen to this tragedy is that borders of this region are handed over to narco traffickers. and then one more thought here before he took office, both scenarios promised indigenous people that they would have one more square centimeter of land. and he has proudly kept that promise. andrew, i want to go back because i stopped karla to talk about bruno. and i want to just pause for just a moment. talk about dumb because he was working on a book, but he's so relevant. and we haven't even taken a moment to talk about why environmental activists needed in the amazon in the 1st place. andre? yes, i was reading a book called how to save the amazon. i mean, he was trying to dig into this, these issues and try to find real solutions that go beyond, you know, just, we need to make sure that people are safe and that, and that, you know, the, the for us is preserved because in reality, one of the things that he was always you know, going on about in private a

it's a global struggle between democracy and they'll talk rossi. nato is rewriting its own playbook, boosting battle ready troop numbers across its eastern flank and with plans to vastly increased. rapid reaction force numbers from 40002300000 troops by 2023. russia's deadly attack on a shopping mall in se ukraine. on monday for shadowed this summit until recently considered a nato partner, russia will, for the 1st time since the cold war officially be re designated an enemy threat. we meet in the midst of the most serious security guards says, so we have faced the since the 2nd world war president zalinski appealed as he does relentlessly at international events for more help time. it came with my not because he was the leaders present, that russia's next move may be against one of them. and nato is determined to do what he can offering a further package of non legal assistance. this defensive alliance, careful not to be seen to be joining the conflict. but we never wanted to have an escalation with russia. all we want is to live in peace in europe. and therefore, we are making crys

people are relaxed, at this top end and diana rossis relaxed, at this top end and diana ross is playing a part of history because how often do you have a beetle, a member of the foo fighters and bruce springsteen on the same stage? it is a historic weekend and they're not ready for it to finish this yet.— to finish this yet. look at the weather behind _ to finish this yet. look at the weather behind you, - to finish this yet. look at the weather behind you, how - to finish this yet. look at the l weather behind you, how lucky to finish this yet. look at the - weather behind you, how lucky you have the been? it's glorious, isn't it? �* , , it? don't 'inx it, there is still time. it it? don'tjinx it, there is still time. it has _ it? don'tjinx it, there is still time. it has been _ it? don'tjinx it, there is still time. it has been pretty - it? don'tjinx it, there is still. time. it has been pretty good, it? don'tjinx it, there is still- time. it has been pretty good, to be fair and it's actually too hard. i'm not on camera, and emaciated son, that's happens. it's rained a what little but

ah, thus young having aspect, munson rossi, the thing, it's back, van shows all the sediments, this uncanny corruption unrest. and it's been geologically proven that there were different eruption phases, but you have to imagine it's not like an exploding powder keg, but like several atomic bombs on it. and that's how powerful a y at home bump. so janish madison with brittany i had and what i was quoted as lot of these were under a group hampshire. so we can't rule out a fresh eruption on lake lock or other volcanic structures. here in the eiffel said, we can only hope that would be enough. warnings was, for example, in the form of earthquake swarms when we don't want to paint a horse scenario. but if what happened 13000 years ago happened again to day in a densely populated region like the rhineland of it. as such, it would be catastrophic island to mitch charles fall large cities like bone industrial plants and refineries. the rhineland chemical belt cologne, with more than a 1000000 people. how can the region possibly protect itself from such a natural disaster? the federal academy, the c

voted against a prime _ party douglas rossi voted against a prime minister along with three other— prime support and i'm very pleased he has received _ support and i'm very pleased he has received the backing of a clear majoritv — received the backing of a clear majority of the palm entry party and we now _ majority of the palm entry party and we now need to put this behind us and get _ we now need to put this behind us and get on — we now need to put this behind us and get on with what really matters, tackling the very real major challenges we face both at home and abroad _ challenges we face both at home and abroad. but how can the conservatives credibly dock doors at the next _ conservatives credibly dock doors at the next general election in scotland and particularly douglas ross when they are asking people to vote for— ross when they are asking people to vote for a _ ross when they are asking people to vote for a prime minister who they have expressed a vote of no—confidence in? the danger for the conservative — no—confidence in? the danger for the conservative party in scotland and

nicholas rossi is charged with the attempted murder of a supreme court justice. in federal custody awaiting to officially be indicted in this case. neil, according to the criminal compliant, roske from california came via taxi while he was local in the area to see brett kavanaugh's house. this was 1:00 a.m., 1:05 a.m. early wednesday morning. he was wearing black clothing. he got out of the car. spotted by two deputy marshalls. he walked down the street. about a half an hour later, the marshalls say he picked up the phone, called 911 and he wanted to kill kavanaugh while he was having suicidal thoughts. police a reid. they found a glock pistol, a knife, a screwdriver, pepper spray, a crowbar, duck tape and a nail punch. last night as you mentioned, this protest outside the home of kavanaugh came via ruth sentas, aimed at protesting a right to choose. they chose to do this not even 24 hours after this suspect planned to kill kavanaugh. a bipartisan group of senators passed a bill that would extend federal protection to justices and their families. the bill has bee

fbi agents and local police searched the california home of a would-be killer. 26 year-old nicholas rossi arrested wednesday for attempted murder outside the maryland home of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. >> kind of lax. uk's that gotten in it and also a backpack. caller says he has a firearm with him that is unloaded and locked in a case that dispatch call came shortly after 01:00am wednesday after rocky called 9-1-1, on himself. >> telling authorities his intention was to break into justice kavanaugh's home murder him and then take his own life. angry rosicky admitted over the supreme court draft decision on abortion and the uvalde shooting. according to an fbi affidavit, ross, he was arrested with a pistol 2 magazines and ammunition, a tactical knife, zip ties and a hammer, rockies, california, neighbors in disbelief. >> very sad. and my thoughts and prayers are with family threats of violence and actual violence against the justices, of course, strike at the heart of our democracy. and we will do everything we can. >> to prevent attorney general merrick garland promised to ho

the saudi and emma rossi -- emirate air forces cannot function without u.s. equipment and u.s. intelligence. u.s. trading. we are assisted by britain, a few others, that the u.s. is in the lead. these things can be changed. the things that can be uppermost in our mind. what can we do? what can we do about suffering, major problems in the world? whether it is existential problems the existence of the species like global warming or nuclear war, or whether it is the terrible, miserable suffering of the people of ukraine, under brutal and violent aggression by the russian army. people starving to death in afghanistan. or yemen. we can mention other things, but what can we do about all of those things? that is what we have to be asking ourselves. that is what should be on everyone's mind. >> this is your chance to talk with noam chomsky. if you have been interested in public policy for the last 50 or 60 years, chances are you have heard of professor chomsky, perhaps even read some of his hundreds of books. the numbers are on the screen. for those of you of the east and central time

, i have a print copy here our summer camp catalog which features commissioner louie drench in the rossy pool along with our oldest recreation payment. harris who is 102 years olds. look at all the stuff we have going on in our summer catches. >> commissioners, may be one day we can invite willard to come to the meetings. she is arc mazing. amazing. who is her age? >> we are on public comment. is there anyone in the room who would like to comment on the general manager's report. seeing none if anyone on our line who would like to comment you can dial star 3. sfgovtv looks like we have no hands. seeing no comment. comment is closed. >> we are on item 5. general public comment. up to 15 minute this wills be continued to item 12. at this time the members address the commission on items of interest in the matter jurisdiction of thing commission. and i don't appear on the agenda. agenda items you address when the item is reach instead meeting. anyone in 416 who go ahead like to comment during general public comment? seeing none. anyone on the line who would like to comment. dial, star 3. okay

happiness >> and a boom year for weddings you have lots of decisions about what to wear donna roberts rossirning and insisted i no longer wear makeup she said what are you doing? >> -- >> but there she is getting ready for our sour cherry pie. >> she's got advice on everything >> right. >> whether you asked or not, right martha >> coming up in a few minutes on the third hour, mr. roker is going to join us from detroit once again he's going introduce us to a sweet couple behind an ice cream serving up fresh flavors and nostalgia at the same time as he learns the secret to the perfect scoop. >> how great this crowd is they always come to dress to impress. i have to introduce you real quick. elsie and tom from long island good morning. >> good morning. so good to see you. >> you guys look fabulous. do you always dress so beautifully or did you dress up for us >> of course yeah it is my birthday. >> happy birthday. how old are you? >> 84. >> you gorgeous lady elsie and tom. happy birthday. >> and i want to tell you. >> yeah. >> before all of you were even grown up, i worked at nbc when i was 20

third locks up to rossi and, superdome that shouldn't have been a jump ball. that is just a steal.s saying, i had the ball. was saying you had my arm, and i say no you have my. >> i thought that was such a great moment, that these two friends are like arguing over the ball. they are like serious, you know. they are serious on that court, and we don't see a lot of storylines like that, and so thanks to this amazing legislation, there is a lot of work to be done on title ix. the biden administration is revisiting this, so you ought to come back to that we could talk more about the present day policy side, because we are not all equal yet. so thank you so much, don quarter for being here. and i do want to tell our viewers to be sure to catch 37 words with episodes one and two premiering this tuesday, on espn, at 8 pm eastern standard time. thank you don quitter. coming up in the next hour, capitol police officer harry dunn, is here with me to share his reaction to what we learned so far in the general six investigation, as the committee prepares for its fourth hearing. plus, i'm going

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