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you explained trauma, anxiety, p t s d survivors, guilt, but also finding love and peace in your life. back together. can you describe why your autobiography was so important for you to write and what you hope other gun violence survivors can gain from your experience? there's a power in telling your own story. i think we need more trauma informed approaches to the way that you're going to teach, and people who solicit survivors. and i think that we need to shift that the power of survive if they're on themselves. because say something about that. there's something healing about that. and i heard the viper and i didn't the anything to visionary officer for the gun violence a virus foundation and are our founder chris actually tragically passed away. and this is kind of been a position that's been thrown out to me, but i'm so ready to speak on this because survivors need someone in their corner being their advocate. because there's so many people fighting for the law and fighting for the restriction on the gun itself. but everybody's forgetting the person who was injured by a gun. thos

not being honest with any type of s d d that a person may have. but you know, i'm as far as just the incarceration factor, i do think that it's important that we probably start moving away from it simply because of the advance and advancement in technology and dealing medical science and dealing with h i. b, i do think we need to start moving away from prosecuting those decision. but i have to tell you gentlemen, you know, talk to my girlfriends about the story today. a lot of them said, you know, they would probably be the best thing for their partner to be locked up in jail if they gave me something that was not good that raleigh, for their own safety would be a good thing. that's all joking aside. i do like the law about this and robert on this side of it, do you think the law is actually too vague or should other states pass similar laws? because if i have to put this is there like interstate commerce. but if you're a resident, illinois idea, you know, you're not necessarily checking the rules and the other state, you know, is this some of the

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then there's a 2nd category which are s, t, d, sexually transmitted disease, communicable contagious infectious diseases. and there are laws that criminalize a control behaviors that can potentially expose those. now that also can include h i v t. then there's the 3rd category that's more sentence enhancement laws, specific to h i v or s t d that do not criminalize that behavior. but increased the sentence length with a person with h. i v commit certain crimes and there's obviously the 4th category. the no specific criminalization laws, which is what eleanor has just put themselves in. i know, and i know there's some personal experience. i know there's issues with these, that's why i wanted to have both of you on to discuss it. and i actually want to start with you on this, robert, you know, do you believe this law is going to help? and h, i v, transmission in illinois new log in to criminal penalties for people living with me. these laws for implementing the late eighty's in the intent to stop the spread of a transmission. however, there is not been any proof that that actually happ

then there's the 3rd category that's more sentence enhancement law specific to h i v or s t d that do not criminalize that behavior. but increased the sentence length width of a person with h, i v commit certain crimes. and there's obviously the 4th category. the no specific criminalization laws, which is what eleanor has just put themselves in. i know, and i know there's some personal experience. i know there's issues with these, well that's why i wanted to have both of you on to discuss it. and i actually want to start with you on this, robert, do you believe this law is going to help? and h i v, transmission in illinois a new log in to criminal penalties for people living with h i v you software and implementing the late eighty's in the intent to stop the spread of a transmission. however, there is not been any proof that that actually happened, but what is happening is the fact that people living with h i v are being punished for merely giving lint, the prison sentences, having felony conviction records. and in some states they may have to register as a sex offender. so i believe

now they've made themselves into token and it may be that will get the simple kind of b a s d can use the pseudo argument that they can't be anti semitic because they have 24 jews on boarding. and i'd call that nevis going on. when he mentioned the situation has become significantly worse. so despite or perhaps because of the last 20 years as my human dignity should be respected independently of my jewishness. but we need to engage and i hope that others feel similarly affected and threatened by these anti democratic movements in societies. the way i feel threatened. the question is, are people sick of freedom and responsibility? do they believe that they can give up and not get eaten by the authoritarian systems that they're enabling? and to that question, all i can save as a jew, i will be among the 1st to be eaten, but i won't be the law if we are honest, we don't have a religious judaism, but we do live judaism every day. but we're not that over night. i don't wear those hearings with the giant star of david, one of those channels as you to your lives within me for sure. i grew up

so the s d b is going to have to really sell this the next few years. and marcus, you a global head of corporate communications, that london financial fun. if you were at the c b, how would you be communicating this to get people on board going to the people in your issue. and you can see that central banks are actually starting to do this. now they were kind of lazy and a little bit sleepy over the last years. but now they've started to to really communicate it. and it was president la garza press conference 2 years ago in december 19 to said we need to be curve with new technology and she's a very good communicator. so i do think that we have a communications program in place to sell a, the digital coin to the people in europe. ok, so there's still a long way to go find more details out later today when the e. c. b makes that now it's been marcus vill finance expert. thank you very much. and our corresponding conrad in france for thank you to you both right let and of course it's not just europe experimenting with digital coins. the government of el s

and those who scar as may be mental in terms of the p t s. d, that they're suffering. that is even an untold number of thanking those service members for their service. but i think some of the biggest news moments of the speech came and the question and answer session that the president held afterwards . because on the one hand, he talked about how his secretary of state anthony blake and will be continuing at diplomatic efforts to see that there is a negotiated peace effort in the region. but at the same time saying that one of the parties, the taliban, that is a part of that effort. the u. s. president was asked whether or not he trusted them and he was very emphatic when he said no. 6 he does not, so it almost appears as if he's undermined that process from the podium. the other big headline and all of that is that the u. s. president has been very clear that despite dire predictions from security experts, members of congress, former members of the administration passed. there have been these predict the taliban will in the light of the games that have been made tak

s. b economy is growing at an accelerated pace. even if the economy g d, p is expanding. how much does that actually translate into people's everyday lives? a grave risk to the environment and safety? well, that's the warning coming from green piece following a leak from an underwater gas pipeline in the gulf of mexico. the company responsible is reportedly more than $100000000000.00 in debt and failing to adequately maintain facilities. ah, the mexican energy environment and safety agency follows up on the event that occurred in the campaign. she proved related to a guest line. the incident did not generate any spin ah, while with the us now leaving its main military base in afghanistan, that is the background of field near the capital. couple a dozen more districts in the country, have you fallen under the control of taliban militants, in some cases, actually full thing, a government forces to need to flee into neighboring counties while for 2 decades. as we know, the background field was nice for teacher point of operations for washington on its nato allies in the regi

her father sa s pride d s daughter's killer. 20-year-old joseph hemenez has sentencing enonly other personthe theater when he shot her and her friend, a 19-year-old who remains on life support. the district attorney calls the attack random and unprovoked. >> pretty upsetting. like i mean i knew her for only two years and i just felt like i -- she was just so welcoming to people and just super nice. >> everybody was here. a lot of friends and family and it made an impact. >> reporter: 30 miles away, a private prayer vigil took place for her. a tiktok star with a million followers, riley was a star, too. her friends could see it in est >> the suspect did not enter a plea at today's hearing, he will be o a renter aga luxury rent controlled apartment received the largest tenant buy out getting his tenants to leave the pacific heights property that he offered them $475,000. the couple accepted the deal. they were among a dozen tenants that complained about noisy massive renovations at the building, others that packed up and left are now suing the landlord. >> we were forced out. we were evicted

okay, though it, it hasn't changed the position of the d o j the u. s. government to try again to expedite jolena. they say their case against them was he hacked, he was a hacker this time, this was what made different from the in the previous ministration. this is the, there was an enforcement in iceland, a gentleman that had known criminal history was committing crimes while he was working with the it is unclear if he was compensated mail. i'm on a terribly but there's obviously he was the key to they. the prosecution persecution of julian assigned. and so, and then on top of it, the element of desperation is seeping in the terms and conditions of his detainment in the united states where he might serve his term if convicted badger this smells of desperation, the case the case is collapsed. ok. and now they're trying to look for a way out to save face instead of just dropping this ridiculous bear in the 1st place. go ahead. no, you're right. it's all about. it's all about saving face. i don't think that they can save face in the long run. this is just

now they've made themselves into token to him and that will get these kind of b a s d can use the pseudo argument that they can't be anti semitic because they have 24 jews on board. even then i'd call that nevis on, on that you mention, the situation has become significantly worse. so despite or perhaps because of the last 20 years, my human dignity should be respected independently of my jewishness. but we need to engage. i hope that others feel similarly affected and threatened by these anti democratic movements in societies the way i feel threatened. the question is, are people sick of freedom and responsibility? do they believe that they can give up and not get eaten by the authoritarian systems that they're enabling? and to that question, all i can say is, as a jew, i will be among the 1st to be eaten, but i won't be the law if we are honest, we don't have a religious judaism, but we do live judaism every day. but we're not that over not don't way those hearings with the giant star david, one of those channels. you can lives within me for sure. i grew up with it. it's in my soul. i'

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s. d o, a as brazil canada, and the united nations have what's called occupation troops. there they were accused of killing 30000 by infecting people with cholera in your country. the un troops going to remain is a cool group, still going to be running hazy and not the government has been said by some critics . we don't have the un troops in haiti right now. well, chapter 7 and chapter 7, the un is a big presence in haitian. yes, yes. we have the, we have the be new the integrated buell of the united nation. of course you have the call who, you know, haiti. i've been part of the world the history for since since our appreciation of, of our country in 18 o 4. we have been part of the, the mission of being part of the city. and i still, even before the united nation after the after world war one. and so we, when we are part of the international community, we been helped by, by our friends for a long time. i know in, you know, some of some of our friends what more reasons than they bought it. but we know that we in the world that we don't, we can't leave. we get leave rose t

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pandemic hit the region very hard. latin america recorded the 2nd words t t p contraction as a region s d. i had massively in all the major economies, right. whether you're talking about brit sales, columbia, mexico, argent, see now they've all same major drugs and f d. i in plenty. plenty. but there's also much more structural underlying socially in the region that government is both on the left and on the right. have failed to address for many years and so voted in the region are looking for those new candidates that break with traditional parties. promise a great with traditional politics and promise to make those long lasting changes to address in a quality poverty, informality unemployment, access to education, access to health care. so really much more complex than if the economy doing well or is the economy doing poorly at the moment? will this is clear if we look at the cases, peru, petro castillo, he could be the next president there. is he rides to question why such a resource rich nation is so poor? well, i'm legally for me, has some significant structural issues to address. i

you then centevery gallon which is s d eh you about 50 cents a gallon. >> reporter: mctigue expects gas prices to continue to increase this summer. kate larsen, abc7 news. >> aaa says 3.5 million people will be flying for the 4th. sfo as we take a live look outside there now expects 40,000 travelers daily to pass through its checkpoints over the holiday weekend. it comes as cancellations are piling up. today southwest canceled nearly 200 flights and more than 200 yesterday. the airline blames bad weather and very full flights. however, abc news learned the airline also has severe staffing issues. >>> in the south bay a first real push for restaurants after the state's reopening in mid- june. dine downtown returns to san jose this year with added importance, of course. abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo has this story. >> reporter: downtown san jose is slowly bouncing back after the state's reopening and it's no secret restaurants can use a uphill climb fothese te eateri survived the pandemic getting some much needed help as dine downtown returns. >> we get a lot of people who are ve

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s. d hydrated. got swords everywhere, stress fractured ribs. everyone's got aly injuries, and they're just getting worse. and worse and worse. you're basically trying to hold on your body is trying to hold on. so you get the finish line. we roll across the oceans because they're, they're like people with a 1000 miles longer. we probably still do it like it wouldn't matter. that does not look like the kind of thing you and i might have team drug. oh, i don't know. we go regular is going to be here in a couple minutes of more and all the stories. lots more on the website. i'll just come roll madison. if i ah ah, ah, ah, ah, the world lungs are being ceased. the amazon rain forest is diminishing the rate of 2 football pitcher per minute to meet the market insatiable appetite for logging, mining and farming. as both scenarios, government seek to relax conservation laws and increase production. indigenous communities on the brink of extinction. know in the fight of their life. people empower brazil's ama

yeah, there's a big case a p s. d. and i suppose the answer to your 1st point that obviously britain has one of the worst death rates in the world, and certainly one of the worst death rates in, in western europe. when you compare it to the arguable incompetence, i presume it's incompetent not by design to your experience with drug policy. i don't know whether you mean and it's constantly referred to in this book. the need for ministers that i don't know. there's a bit of dominic cummings there. what you had argued really for were top advisory board johnson. this element of the importance of media with respect to public health policy. absolutely. i mean, the government has been dancing to extend to the, to the media tune in this particular the read newspapers and, and the same way as i've always done their training related to drug policy, they tried to appease them when they know quite explicitly that their agenda isn't that's the salary was best for the country. then you are convinced as the drugs are for this country

unvaccinated, and doctors fear we may not see the peak of this surge until september. 62-year-old cu s d ythecoo >> no, sir. >> rorter: is ere a reasonwhy y- >> i haven't decided not to get it, i just haven't, you know-- i have been contained. >> reporter: you haven't gotten around to it? anne out of eve five new covid cases in 6 one week >> we're going in the wrong direction. if you look at the inflection of the curve of new cases it'prpl e cases. >> reporter: today a groundbreaking question from the president, the lingering impacts from covid including brain fog and chronic pain are now covered under the americans with disabilities act. meanwhile, pfizer and moderna are both weighing expanding the size of their vaccine studies in kids as young as five, recommendatisevorhe unvaccinate. today more than 50 health organizations including the american medical association and the american academy of pediatrics, are now calling for all healthcare workers to be required to be vaccinated. back here at the university of florida health system in jacksonville, only 50% of all workers are fully vac

s. do not agree on how to deal with either russia or china. the plant gigantic north stream to pipeline will bring russian natural gas into europe. washington says the project makes the continent more dependent on russia and threatened the security of it's small and neighbors, like ukraine. merkel has long championed the project, but play down the differences. looks like we talked about russia and ukraine and in this context also about north stream to we've come to different assessments as to what this project can tail. but let me say clearly, our idea is and remains that ukraine remains a transit country for natural gas. ukraine, like any other country, has a right to territorial sovereignty. the chancellor farewell tour of washington began with a breakfast with vice president carmella harris. and later the johns hopkins university bestowed an honorary degree on the former physicist the other medical time of german chancellor may be drawing to a close, but she has left a lasting impressio

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