. >> i want to begin by talking to samantha. samantha, how did your work on the stories of chinese-american veterans begin? >> this actually started -- this stems from a documentary i did on the mississippi delta chinese and i needed to find the right hook to tell the story of the chinese-americans in the mississippi delta. chinese-american history is not sexy, so it took me almost 20 years to find the right way to tell the story compelling enough to bring in a full audience. and i had the good fortune of meeting dr. gong, who had done a tremendous amount of research on the veterans, the service personnel from the mississippi delta. and from there, we discussed and talked about how to create a three-part series that aired on pbs on the chinese in the mississippi delta and that got me interested in the world war ii veterans. >> so honor and duty is really a compendium that lists all 22,000 plus chinese-americans that served in world war ii, correct? >> that is correct. this research was conducted over three years' time. actually,

we're calling her samantha. and she sharing with us things she's told to very few people. >> this was a man? >> man. >> bigger than? you >> felt very big. strong. i couldn't move. >> september 29th, 2009. the sun wasn't up yet. and in samantha's bedroom, a mask intruder was holding her down. she had no idea who than then was or what he was planning. >> he said, well this is going to take a couple hours. i was -- i think just in shock. >> the details of what happened to samantha are not only frightening, but also deeply strange. she's come forward because she believes her long night of terror may shed light on a different case. in a different town. with victims she's never met. it's a bizarre mystery that riveted california's bay area. then rippled across the country and around the world. march 24th, 2015, a young woman was missing. >> miss huskings stands at five foot seven a, hundred 50 pounds. she's got blonde hair blue eyes. >> her abductors wanted money in exchange for her return. >> we are treating this as

samantha never got to hold her fourth child.n hospital seriously ill with covid—19. yesterday, evie grace was baptised during samantha's funeral service. i was standing at her graveside yesterday and i could just hear her telling me in my head, "right, that's it, i'm gone. batter on, raise the weans, do what you have to do." the covid summer surge has been particularly strong in northern ireland. the case rate is currently 90 per 100,000 people. that's the highest of the uk's four nations by far. the death rate is also presently the worst in the uk, though it is four times lower than at the peak of the pandemic. part of the reason for the alarming figures is that fewer people have come forward for a first vaccine dose than in england, scotland or wales. we do see that vaccine uptake is lower in areas of greater social deprivation and, compared with the rest of the uk, northern ireland does have significantly more deprivation. thousands responded to a big appeal to getjabbed at the weekend. the largest vaccination centres are now

during samantha's funeral service.hear her telling me in my head, that's it, i'm gone. battle on, raise the wee ones, to what you have to do. we have no choice. if it was the other way around she would have to do the same and i would probably be telling her the same. the covid summer surge has been particularly strong in northern ireland. the case rate is currently 90 per 100,000 people, the highest of the uk four nations by far. the death rate is also presently the worst in the uk. although it is four times lower than at the peak of the pandemic. part of the reason for the alarming figures is that fewer people have come forward for a first vaccine dose than in england, scotland or wales. we do see that vaccine uptake is lower in areas of greater social deprivation and compared with the rest of the uk, northern ireland does have significantly more deprivation. some parts of northern ireland have been relatively spared from the virus during earlier waves and we are now seeing much higher levels of virus in those areas.

good morning, samantha. - what is your analysis? good morning, samantha. good morning, samantha. yes, i| what is your analysis? good - morning, samantha. yes, ithink the financial markets are very relieved at the inflation report because it shows that inflation is indeed showing signs of being temporary in nature which is what the federal reserve had been saying so they are very pleased that, last week they had very strong labour market data with the us economy creating 2 million jobs in the past few months, the federal reserve thought it would have to tighten monetary reserve policy earlier than expected, slower inflation growth is very welcome news for the markets. growth is very welcome news for the markete— the markets. what do you think it will mean? _ the markets. what do you think it will mean? cheaper - the markets. what do you think it will mean? cheaper money i it will mean? cheaper money will be around for longer, there will be a delay in expected interest rate rises? yes, we believe that what very massive bond purchase will have to be scaled ba

decisión >>> en manos del comité de pena de muerte, a este este escritorio ha llegado el caso de samanthaia acusada de estrangular y matar a su hijo autista de 7 años (nombre extranjero) cuyo cuerpo desnudo fue encontrado en una zona montañosa al afuera de las vegas el pasado mes de mayo. esta mañana en el tribunal del octavo distrito judicial del condado la fiscalía ha pedido 2 semanas para que dicho comité considere está decisión >>> la abogada presenta en sala que ha estado de acuerdo que la instrucción de cargos se aplaza de entonces, para el próximo 20 de agosto tras esta revisión. un experto legal o vinculado con el caso explica que con cargos de este tipo es común que la fiscalía requiere esta consideración al comité >>> si este comité decide si las circunstancias son tan graves que medita la pena de muerte entonces, seas esta recomendación yla fiscalía presenta los cargos >>> sin embargo hay que esperar qué decide el comité y cuál es el próximo paso en este complejo judicial. >>> tuvimos acceso donde hay detalles sobre la muerte del niño... >>> cambiamos de tema la organización un

. >> i want to begin by talking to samantha.a, how did your work on the stories of chinese-american veterans begin? >> this actually started -- this stems from a documentary i did on the missipi

let's talk to samantha morton in kabul.ioned. — four of a new taliban regime. as you mentioned, the _ four of a new taliban regime. as you mentioned, the crisis _ four of a new taliban regime. as you mentioned, the crisis is _ four of a new taliban regime. as you mentioned, the crisis is in full- mentioned, the crisis is in full spit. we have over 250,000 children in desperate need of basic services. many of them are in camps where unicef is tending to their needs. we have mobile health clinics and giving them nutrition supplements. afghanistan is also in the grip of a drought, so in those camps, we're giving them water and tracking water to the communities which are most badly affected. there is a high degree of tension. i think the whole country, especially women and children, or in weight and see mode. waiting to see if the rhetoric from the taliban press conference turns into reality, we're waiting to see if girls can actually go to school, if girls can actually go to school, if women can come to work, if women can leav

what was samantha like? >> samantha was really light heart offed, funny, really great kid.ak. but each one of them said that she was their best friend. that just goes to show you the type of person that she was. that she was just really compassionate, great, loyal friend. ainsley: this could happen to anyone. so many of us take ubers, i have spent many moments down in five points where she stepped into that uber, which is where all the restaurants and bars are in downtown colombia, close to the university. i know you are advocating for change in legislation. how is that going? some of these states change their laws or federal laws been enacted or in place because of this. >> yeah. so south carolina has done something with the signs on the car. north carolina, new jersey happens to be the strongest in safety that they passed with the governor and the assembly in the senate. so, new jersey has where they use actually technology to confirm the car. confirm the ride what we are trying to do moving forward is really with the foundation we started in salesman that's honor what's

still to come this half hour as usaid official, samantha power, and refugees into dung. bodies with the hands tied to found in a river that runs between the 2 countries and poll, asking mexicans if the former president should be put on trial as failed ah. for thunderstorm waters has been a wonderful time in the alps. the tit all as well as some a thunderstorms rumble around, but this bit of a difference. the further ne, you get these lows wrapped around the baltic. statements of southern scandinavia indicate weather is particularly wet weather. there is tail and sherry stuff, which is the thunderstorms going through. barrows, however, this is really not particularly summary termed as even down as far sciences. northern germany are in the low twenty's there. british charles has not been much sunshine seen for days. not much better. i have to say on tuesday, it's all incomplete contrast. what's happening further south starts a warm, though not hot and longer. in spain. it's hotter the further east you go, particularly in the tip of italy and in greece. temperatures, for example, in athens

it's samantha again sir james bass was driving very close to one of the explosions in couple. we got to the point where there was a junction to go past the defense ministers house and we started to turn to go in that direction. we were between 2 and 300 meters away. when there was a very loud explosion, quite a jolt to the car. then we saw sparks in the air and a big plume of spoke. and what we now know is that that was a car bomb attack, part of what appears to have been a complex attack in the, in the words of those who study these things, which is an initial explosion. and then gunman taking their places and trying to to, to, to, to then carry out a further attack. and it took many hours for the afghan security forces to secure the see not only happened in the early hours of the morning. and in the faith of a canister and civilians have been ordered to leave the city of laska, god security forces fight back against the taliban. at least 200000 people live there. an oil tanker is thoughts have been hijacked off the course over united arab emirates with several other ships. s

. >> n> nexttoheanith the world't telling everybody's secrets. 31-year-old tiktok sta samantha ramseytly confirmed by guinness world records to have the world'sargest mouth gap >> i did see this. she said embracing her unlikely feature was difficult at first. she was bullied at a child. now, she is embracing it. >> she has amassed a massive 1.7 million tiktok followers who tune in to watch various clips of her eating. i did see a clip of her the mouth.day just opening her - yeah. that's a wide mouth. >> the one i saw, an apple. she put a whole apple. >> yikes. >> my mom said i had a smart mouth. >>> next, to the world's highest bungee jump. >> "wait, what?" >> straddled between two cliffs bridge are being offered the world's highest bungee jump from a foot bridge, 853 feet, mona. >> if the glass bridge wasn't scary enough, the attraction is famous for its sand stone pillars and peaks into the clouds, alth deerane and gorges. >> opening at the end of 2020, the operation averages about 20 jumps per day and costs around $306. >> i'll just youtube it and watch. count me out.?" >> stormy w

during samantha's funeral service. gone. battle on, raise the wee ones, to what you have to do. we have no choice. if it was the other way around she would have to do the same and i would probably be telling her the same. the covid summer surge has been particularly strong in northern ireland. the case rate is currently 90 per 100,000 people, the highest of the uk four nations by far. the death rate is also presently the worst in the uk. although it is four times lower than at the peak of the pandemic. part of the reason for the alarming figures is that fewer people have come forward for a first vaccine dose than in england, scotland or wales. we do see that vaccine uptake is lower in areas of greater social deprivation and compared with the rest of the uk, northern ireland does have significantly more deprivation. some parts of northern ireland have been relatively spared from the virus during earlier waves and we are now seeing much higher levels of virus in those areas. thousands responded to a big appeal to getjabb

u-s-a-i-d director samantha power is putting pressure on the ethiopian government and its nobel peace prize winning prime minister to alleviate a humanitarian crisis in the country's tee-gry' region. but as nick schifrin reports, the ethiopian government seems determined to target tigray. >> in addis ababa, the army's newest recruits wrap themselves in the ethiopian flag. they plee to give their blood -- literally -- in a war the government calls existential. >> our recruits shall bury the enemy and make sure ethiopia's sovereignty is respected. >> that enemy is in tigray in northern ethiopia, led by the local government tigrayan people's liberation front, or tplf. today ethiopia's federal government is waging war against tigray not with arms, but food. five million tigrayans don't have the means to eat and rely on aid. bumany world food program trucks are blocked by the ethiopian government. the last convoy allowed into tigray was 3 weeks ago a fraction of at's needed, to stop starvation. -- needed to stop starvation. >> this is a really large humanitarian disaster. >> marilia mercad

she starred in many shows including "samantha who", and on twitter she revealed that she's battling multipleis. she's getting a lot of support and is optimistic about her future. she described it as a strange journey and asked for privacy during this time. back in 2008 she revealed she had breast cancer and shortly after, she told her fans she was cancer free. >>> okay. it is opening night once again for "hamilton" in san francisco. you're going to need tickets of course and the covid vaccine and mask up if you want to see shows in san francisco. it resumes at 7:00. ticket holders are going to have to show proof of vaccination or a negative covid test within 72 hours of a performance. children under 12 will have to show a negative covid test, children under 5 are not allowed in the orpheum theater. masks are mandatory for everyone. >>> still ahead, the reason this rocket launched into space today more when we come back. >>> coming up at 7:00, a rise in violent crime and demands for more to be done to protect chinatown. oakland's police chief is six months into what some call the toughest pol

invocó el derecho a juicio por jurado, samantha días tiene el informe >>> sea declarado no culpable anteermanecer callada durante un silencio que duró segundos >>> la madre, tuvo un nuevo cara a cara ante la justicia, rodríguez de 35 años está acusado de matar a su hijo de siete años con autismo. le preguntó si conocía el proceso judicial que atravesaba y si entendía el idioma inglés.>>> afirmo y dijo entender los cargos que pesaban en su contra, esto durante la audiencia en que la fiscalía informó que no buscará la pena de muerte también invocó suderecho juicio por jurado... cuyo estatus se confirmará en una próxima audiencia pautada para el de septiembre, así las cosas se extiende para un caso que desde el pasado mayo haconmovido a la comunidad hispana del sur de california después de que el pequeño fuera encontrado desnudo en una zona montañosa de las vegas, moreno cuyo donde fue detenida y extraditado al condado >>> en (nombre extranjero) funcionarios arrestaron a un hombre de 27 años que que era buscado, enfrenta varios cargos las autoridades impusieron una fianza de 35,000 dólares,

samantha badeo single digits. that's it for me. we'll see you soon. sponsored cut on airways, you deal junior native birds are at risk of extinction. emission plan to read the nation of the privilege sizes. one of the best guys on out to me. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm emily, i gwen. this is a news our live from coming up in the next 60 minutes, a code red to humanity, a landmark un report issue the warning on how human activity is causing your visible hating while planet. i'm seeing bas robbie on the north tip of every island increase for wildfires that have been raging for a week.

. >> harris county prosecutor samantha knecht and her co-council cameron calligan knew they had a strongacob for solicitation of capital murder, and additionally, for solicitation of kidnapping. they also knew they had a potential problem. as you headed to trial, what was going to be the cornerstone of your case? the >> recordings. >> the recordings. there was no way that he was going to be able to get himself out of all of the things that he said. >> what would you say was the weakest part of your case? >> well, in the aspect of the recordings as well. the defendant is educated. he's intelligent. he was cautious in his approach to talking to the undercover officer. >> that was the problem. in all those recorded conversations, leon never said, kill meghan. yet, the prosecutors had to prove that's exactly what he meant. >> the object does not stop until he gets what he wants. >> the trial began on march 20th, 2018. the prosecution called the bail bondsman, michael kubosh, who told the jury he had no doubt leon wanted to hire a hitman to kill meghan. >> i felt like i was talking to the dou

samantha michaels and colby would are very much in newly engaged.n't wait to walk down the aisle here in las vegas. if we're going to do it might as well do it right there. one of many couples tying the knot locally and for the wedding capital of the world. things looking up. we kept level live in las vegas. clark county held its 5th annual state of the industry event when state to celebrate the most licenses they've seen in about 20 years despite >> people want to get married and they really want to share their lives together. pandemic, shutdowns brought a slight slump last year. >> but chapel of the flowers ceo donnie sticks as pent-up demand and a focus on forever has made all the difference. it's not the hangover. it's not you know that the raunchy weddings, these are nice formal wedding from people all over the world. and if you ask samantha and colby their special day will celebrate their true devotion to each other every time i listen to this on that. i'm going to walk down the aisle to i cry while experiencing everything in this city. >> tha

i couldn't watch it and not i will get up on the senate has had some joe samantha. lucy was stony when there's not another shot for him. we'll see that i didn't know. i don't play a few $100.00. and then one more pessimism when i'm a pessimist, we're not allowed to shit in the way that we're hammered. was preparing to lead this group on the 600 kilometers journey from sort of man to what done. despite all the problems caused by the continued conflict, including getting hold of fuel. he described this as unbelievable in one of the top 20 all producing countries in the world. then there were the constant violent attacks, of course, on the company. when they have you, you won't be defeated, but whether to help me or what we do, you know what the, what, but it was a how we may be working tomorrow. but i will let you know get back in touch with some of the believe in the city of seattle panels. no lives much people comes to me and much more much more. busy love left with mercy. to finish in the future way if i can phone that money. you know, joy please. when you come back from them, as i me

workers in ethiopia as t gray region are close to running out of food to distribute us a chief, samantha pow accuse the ethiopian government. a deliberately obstructing humanitarian aid to millions of people. india is approved. what it says is the world's 1st dna vaccine against corona virus for emergency. use. the vaccine make a de la health care claims. the jap has 67 percent efficacy to prevent coven 19 symptoms. you can drug maker astrazeneca says it's trial data, raises the prospect of a new treatment to prevent coven 19 company says is anti body therapy. reduce the risk of people developing any covert? 1900 symptoms by 77 percent. those are the headlines up next. the men who stole the world. ah, it was july 1st, 2009. i was living in hamburg, germany at the time. i was in my flap with my wife that i had just married. 2 men came to the door. i did not recognize them, did not answer the door minutes later i left the building walk to the car and to unidentified georgia police officers showed up in front of me and in german basically identified themselves and said they were their inter

-aid director samantha power. say the pressure needs to increase. >> really need to turn up the pressure to say this is not only very dangerous and but it's also putting millions of lives at risk. >> schifrin: and without a political solution, that risk to lives and the country, will become more dire. for the pbs newshour, i'm nick schifrin. >> woodruff: an 'alternative perspective' is what artist mel kendrick has offered for 40 years. special correspondent jared bowen of gbh boston takes us to the addison gallery of american art in andover, massachusetts to see why kendrick's art has such staying power. it's part of our arts and culture series, canvas. >> the only way i could do this was cutting it into many small pieces and then removing the core. then i, you know, gutted it, emptied out and reassembled it exactly the way it grew in the tree. >> reporter: for most of his career, kendrick has always gone out on a limb. dismantling them actually, along with trees and logs-so that they can be reassembled. >> on all

. >> reporter: the biden administration has just placed usaid's administrator samantha power in charge of coordinating the u.s. response here in haiti. today she deployed a search and rescue team with specialized tools to help aid the search for survivors. peter? >> gabe gutierrez in port-au-prince, haiti tonight, thank you >>> we're moment with the intensifying protests against new vaccine mandates plus thousands evacuated as a utah fire explodes in size. >>> we're back now with the accelerating covid crisis here at home tonight the country's fight against the surging delta variant is overwhelming hospitals. it comes as major u.s. cities gear up to require proof of vaccination for some indoor activities. kathy park has the latest >> reporter: tonight the covid crisis overwhelming hospitals out west in utah, the state's largest health care system is struggling to keep up, stretched thin, treating mostly unvaccinated patients. >> we're full. completely full. >> reporter: and nationwide, pediatric cases are growing at an alarming rate, too. nearly 94,000 new infections in a week, roughly

we see in reaction, the american, samantha powell saying that dehumanising rhetoric can accompany atrocitiesreasingly concerned, our parliament and anyone who supports or provides material assistance for sponsors this kind of organisation would have to be held accountable. the tplf happens to be an organisation organised along ethnic lines, so supporters, most of its operatives orfinances happen to be from one ethnic group. so sometimes some outsiders may not understand this context, this situation and the challenge we face. so i understand where they are coming from but they also have to understand the environment in which we are operating. what do you think are the prospects for the continued unity of your country? the leader said not long ago that trust has broken completely and they don't want to, referring to you in the government, if they don't want us why should we stay? there is a real risk of your country, your country falling apart, isn't there? it is not falling apart. you must remember ethiopia is a resilient state, a resilient nation. we have overcome all sorts of challenge in o

. >> reporter: the biden administration has just placed usaid administrator samantha powers in charge of coordinating the u.s. response. she's deployed a 65-member search and rescue team with specialized equipment to help with the search for survivors. >> let's turn now to meteorologist janessa webb, who is dealing with a triple threat on a monday morning. good morning >> hi, good morning. you know, i want to get right into this, because we have one tropical storm in the gulf, one tropical depression in the caribbean, and one that has just formed tropical depression eight across bermuda this is tropical storm fred, southwest louisiana, dealing with the bulk of this moisture there's that's trajectory, it's going to head more north for landfall this evening. right now, we do have it 165 miles south-southwest of florida. 50-mile-per-hour winds right now going to continue to pick up across panama city with tropical storm warnings that are going to be in place. the problem with fred is that it's going to be prolonged moisture across the southeast and then start to make its way into the mid

we see, in reaction, the american usaid chief, samantha power, saying, "dehumanising rhetoric hardenss and can historically "accompany ethnically—motivated atrocities." do you understand why the international community is increasingly concerned by what they see and hear coming from your government? the tplf has legitimately been designated as a terrorist organisation by our parliament. anyone who supports, provides material assistance or sponsors this kind of organisation would have to be held accountable. the tplf happens to be an organisation organised along ethnic lines, so most of its supporters, most of its operatives or financiers happen to be, not all of them, but most of them happen to be from one ethnic group, so sometimes some outsiders might not understand this context, this situation and the challenge we face. so i understand where they are coming from, but they also have to understand the environment within which we are operating. what do you think are the prospects for the continued unity of your country? the leader of the tplf said not long ago, mr gebremichael, he said

response, naming samantha powers, he the u.s.ministrator, to court made the efforts, and now haiti is facing another threat as a tropical storm heads toward the island. an earthquake shattered the country 11 years ago, killing more than 200,000. faith abubey, abc news, washington. dion: that country has been through so much. i spoke with a woman who felt the earthquake. keep in mind, the city of port-au-prince is about 100 miles away from the epicenter and was not hit quite as hard as other parts of the country, but the powerful quick sent people running into the street. >> i feel that something happened, but i did not know, because for the first earthquake, we did not know what was it, so after these years, i was quick to go outside, and on so people outside and start yelling, like they usually do. dion: at least 1300 people have been injured in that earthquake. as information comes in about the quake, we are sending out instant push notifications. you, too, can be among the first to know via downloading the abc 7 bay area app a

president joe biden has authorized an immediate response tapping administrator samantha power to lead magnitude earthquake killed hundreds of thousands of people, so people here in this community reaching out to their loved ones. hankfully, all the people i've spoken with, they say they're loved ones are accounted for, but they still don't know what the devastation look like. jacqui: alex hogan, thank you so much. griff? >> even a country that has personally known generations of conflict, afghanistan is in the throes of yet another chaotic and desperate chapter, an incredible tragedy for its long-suffering people. afghanistan is spinning out of control. griff: the u.n. secretary-general painting a grim picture of the scene unfolding in afghanistan as the taliban claims control over 60% of the country. we're joined now by a lawmaker who served on the ground in afghanistan, tennessee republican congressman and member of the house armed services committee mark green. congressman, thank you for joining us on this saturday. a lot of news coming out of afghanistan. things dwindling there at

. >>>( comerciales ) >>> esta tarde samantha moreno se declara no culpable de la muierte de su hijo ypos de cultivos hasta supermercados de grandes ciudades y lo harán el mismo día. algo que se convierte en conveniencia para miles de consumidores ahí en japón y ahora el destino de algunas de los lugares más interesantes del mundo, uno de los favoritos entre los pequeños, muchos así se divertían, el museo del helado que abrió su primer sucursal en singapur . >>> tendrá que hacer una reservación debido a la pandemia. grandes y pequeños podrán disfrutar diversos sabores de helados y participar en juegos interactivos. si quieres saber el costo de entrada es de $28. si vaper singapur, porque no se lo recomendamos debido a la pandemia pero cuando tenga esa oportunidad tráiganos algo de recuerdo del museo del helado. gracias por acompañarnos en vivo, tenga un buen fin de semana, a las 5 tenemos más información, pasamos con noticiero nacional viernes ( comerciales ) 20 de agosto en noticias telemundo mediodía . >>> el mal tiempo en chihuahua deja carreteras inundadas y en el noroeste destados

if this is samantha in lynette calling, better leave all of the medical and some strange me on him by the colombian authorities operation gideon was launched on may 1st 2020 so not a darn good. and if you're not only ruined. yeah, just yet. it only because that one does one feel coming from my by then is willing intelligence now down to a few dozen competence would be and within 10 on going ahead the plan was to circumvent landlord and get to venezuela into small i know you tell you i thought, you know, you can, don't, you know, when military knew exactly when and where they were coming in the early hours of may 3rd, as captain parents the 1st of to approach the code, it came under heavy fire. we'll see them. but in the legal reason, we're going we're wide and able to who didn't manage what is the q and he had responded with overwhelming for me, none of a stronger and the by the 2nd bow to was low on luck. the said with engine problem. it started running low on fuel. it was carrying $51.00 venezuelans and the 2 american mercenaries moved amen and ira and bury for lunch. if any pedro i

i'm samantha simmonds.apitals in afghanistan — after capturing the country's second city — kandahar. for a majority of the population, they are waiting to see how things will unfold with a mixture of fear, angen will unfold with a mixture of fear, anger, and resignation. fears mount of a major humanitarian crisis, as terrified families flee the escalating conflict to already overcrowded camps. in the uk — a father and his three—year—old daughter are among the victims named by british police in the country's worst mass shooting since 2010. and in antarctica — a colossal iceberg almost as big as london is being monitored carefully by scientists.

last cannot koreans as total major samantha don't mean to kill straw set. the collapse the key was his name l thinks on me to town. am i see? would it be for me to keep them based on what it means to them or not? what they're going to do? look to him. i think he'll need me to see the pretty info toward wonders. ange, boston, guam, me as mister twitch be some man to commit more stock. he will straw see much failed to the splendid niece. the events of the past few months have begun to stretch our collective imagination in directions we wouldn't have contemplated before. and as we take stock of everything with land from the pen demik, we need to apply it to the much bigger, ongoing emergency of the environmental crisis. after all, that is the biggest health problem we will ever have to collectively face time for the pendulum to swing back toward a greater sense amount. not only in the relationship, some nations, but then the relationships between human crime and the rest of nikos. whereby as a species, as a global civilization, we can live more equitably withi

s aid administrator samantha power who is leading the white house's response, says the u. s. is sending a 65 persons search and rescue team with specialized equipment. a lot of medicine is needed. assistance from the authorities help from the international community from the ngos, families who lost their homes, salvage what they could and set up tents at a nearby soccer field. haiti is still recovering from an earthquake that devastated the island in 2010, killing hundreds of thousands and leaving cow endless others homeless. the countries also in the midst of political turmoil after its president was assassinated just one month ago and after being hit by one natural disaster, haiti is already bracing for another tropical storm. grace is projected to pass over the island on monday in new york. alex hogan fox news. expect congresswoman barbara lee today released a statement on us aid to haiti. it reads in part quote while we're waiting for concrete information. the scale of this earthquake likely means haiti will need significant support from the us and the international commu

samantha power has accused the government in addis ababa of obstructing aid convoys to the area, wherelowing aid into the area, but it must stop weapons from reaching the rebels. china has formally revised its laws to allow couples to have up to three children. the plan is to reverse falling birth rates. china abandoned its one—child perfamily policy five years ago. these new measures will include scrapping financial penalties for parents who have more than two children, and offering families more support at work and with childcare. there's growing concern in afghanistan about religious and media freedoms under the new taliban regime. the human rights group, amnesty international, has accused the taliban of killing nine men last month in ghazni, all from the country's hazara minority. eyewitnesses said three were tortured. akram gizabi is chair of the world hazara council. it is a human rights organisation which works for the welfare of the hazaras in afghanistan and around the globe. he's in washington. thank you for having me. how worried are — thank you for having me. how worried ar

we see in reaction, the american, samantha powell saying that the dehumanising rhetoric can accompanyty is increasingly by our parliament and anyone who supports or provides material assistance for sponsors this kind of organisation would have to be held accountable. the organisation would have to be held accountable.— held accountable. the tplf ha--ens held accountable. the tplf happens to _ held accountable. the tplf happens to be _ held accountable. the tplf happens to be an _ held accountable. the tplf i happens to be an organisation organised along ethnic lines are so supporters, most of its operatives or finances happen to be from one ethnic group. so sometimes some outsiders may not understand this context, this situation and the challenge we face full of so i understand where they are coming from but they also have to understand the environment in which we are operating. what in which we are operating. what do you think other— in which we are operating. what do you think other prospects for the continued unity of your country? the leader said not long ago that trust has broken

the usa administrator samantha power was him her to him yesterday. and mess with the prime minister in the handbook to talk about the humanitarian situation. of those refugees as well as to talk about human parent access, integrate where conflict has been region since november. israel's supreme court, her agend and appeal from for palestinian families against their forced expulsion from the shakera neighbourhood in ocoee bodies, jerusalem, the family, his last legal chance to stop them being forced out of homes they lived in for decades. dozens of people that are under threat of eviction, but not all of them. a part of this case, the court hearing for decades of similar cases in 195630 palestinian foundries, settled in the neighbourhood. they are among the 750000 people expelled from palestinian towns in the 1948 war in what's often referred to as the next bar or catastrophe. but a decade later, the families agreed to deal with jordan's government. that would make them illegal tenants of their homes, but that was cut short when jordan lost control of

i'm samantha simmonds. as the taliban take more territory in afghanistan, the militants leaders tell the bbc want they hope to achieve. poland's parliament votes to tighten control of the media — the us says its deeply troubled warning it's a threat to freedoms. italy now melts in the mediterranean heatwave — wildfires in sicily as the island registers what could be europe's hottest—ever temperature. and after skateboarding made its olympic debut, japan's13—year—old gold medallist showed our reporter what the fuss is about. hello and welcome. a humanitarian disaster is fast unfolding in afghanistan. the un says more than 1,000 civilians have been killed in fighting between the taliban and government forces. injuly, the areas controlled by the taliban were these, shown in red. with contested regions in yellow. but now — a lot more territory has fallen to the taliban, including nine of the country's 3a provincial capitals, as it intensifies its offensive to seize power, following the withdrawal of western tro

i'm samantha simmonds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. at least 42 people are killed as wildfires erupt across algeria, including 25 soldiers fighting the blazes. a court in china sentences a canadian man to 11 years in prison on spying charges. andrew cuomo resigns as governor of new york state after an inquiry found he sexually harassed 11 women. thousands continue to flee major afghan cities in search of safety as the taliban capture their eighth provincial capital in a matter of days. and the next olympian task — beijing is building up to become the first city to host both a summer and then a winter games just six months from now. wildfires in algeria have killed at least 42 people, including 25 of the military who were fighting the blazes in forests to the east of the capital, algiers. algeria is the latest country on the mediterranean to be hit by wildfires. dozens killed and land scorched, algeria is the latest company to be faced with disastrous wildfires. more than 100 fires rage and several providences in the east of the capital

samantha grossi received a death threat through whatsapp, evoking the nazi trials at nuremberg. otheron: i really felt in danger. - what upset me most was that the threats were from health workers. they, like us, were heroes of the pandemic, and now some are no vax. i felt broken and thought about giving up everything, but then i realised i must go on and show they're the ones at fault. at the arena too, the show will go on, though with new checks for the opera lovers. italy is beginning another act in its covid story, but the unity felt last year is fading. applause. mark lowen, bbc news, verona. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: rise of the v—tubers — how anonymous youtubers are winning overfans with their online personas. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: a un special envoy has warned that afghanistan is facing a possible catastrophe after the taliban seized their first provincial capital. an extreme fire warning has been issued in greece as strong winds reignite fires thought to have been brought under control. heavy rain has led to widespread flooding in north korea,

us aid administrator samantha power who is leading the white house's response, says the u. s. is sending a 65 persons search and rescue team with specialized equipment. a lot of medicine is needed assistance from the authorities help from the internet. national community from the ngos, families who lost their homes, salvage what they could and set up tents at a nearby soccer field. haiti is still recovering from an earthquake that devastated the island in 2010, killing hundreds of thousands and leaving countless others homeless. the countries also in the midst of political turmoil after its president was assassinated just one month ago and after being hit by one natural disaster, haiti is already bracing for another tropical storm. grace is projected to pass over the island. on monday in new york. alex hogan fox news. east bay. congresswoman barbara leave today released this statement on us aid to haiti. it reads in part while we are waiting for concrete information. the scale of this quake likely means that haiti will need significant support from the us and the international

i'm samantha simmonds. want they hope to achieve. poland's parliament votes to tighten control of the media — the us says its deeply troubled warning it's a threat to freedoms. italy now melts in the mediterranean heatwave — wildfires in sicily as the island registers what could be europe's hottest—ever temperature. and after skateboarding made its olympic debut, japan's13—year—old gold medallist showed our reporter what the fuss is about.

samantha power has accused the government in addis ababa of obstructing aid convoys to the area, where insists it's allowing aid into the area, but it must stop weapons from reaching the rebels. china has formally revised its laws to allow couples to have up to three children. the plan is to reverse falling birth rates. china abandoned its one—child perfamily policy five years ago. these new measures will include scrapping financial penalties for parents who have more than two children, and offering families more support at work and with childcare. india's taj mahal will re—open for night viewings on saturday for the first time in more than a year. the vast white marble mausoleum in the city of agra is a huge tourist attraction, and viewing it by moonlight is a particular draw. but viewings after dark were cancled in march of last year. from broadway to the west end, and many places in between, theatre productions are gearing back up. but it's been a long year—and—a—half for performers. many of them had to find a way to fill their time, and pay their bills. david sillito,has been speak

and that's gonna, samantha moment and secondly to try and get things back on track for negotiations between the taliban and african government. the u. s. is showing no signs of actually stepping up its attack. so do you think that's likely to change? right, so the us still planning to completely withdraw their military forces by the end of the month, most of that withdrawal has already happened. still, to date, the u. s. is assisting with some air operations assisting afghan forces with some of these operations. but all of those are from planes that are being sent in from outs, where there's currently no plans on the ground in afghanistan to carry out the, the operations. and the military has so far, so they don't plan to increase. there isn't any way with the u. s is really looking to do right now is the hand over most of the operation to the african forces and trust the training that they've provided to them. but so far that hasn't really held and the african forces for the most part have been overrun or have surrendered to the taliban. and most of the cities and apartments that we're tal

i'm samantha simmonds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.lling more than 90 people near the airport and vows to track down the perpetrators. we will not forgive, we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay. a happy landing on foreign soil. we report on a mammoth operation helping thousands of afghans evacuate to a us air base in germany. michel barnier, who served as the eu's chief brexit negotiator, enters the race to challenge emmanuel macron in next year's french presidential election. and the most decorated paralympic swimmer in history