now, right, let's bring in our guess and others, aba, samuel, get a true journalist based in ethiopia in rome, leticia bater, horn of africa, director of human rights watch, and in the hague. adam cassey, i bit program officer at the international institute for democracy and electoral assistance. a warm welcome to you all. sammy, let me start with you today. to brian rebels, they have rejected the government's unilateral cease fire. they have described it as a joke. so where does that leave the overall situation right now? it seems that fighting will continue. there will be lots of people that will be impacted by this. i speak from the humanitarian perspective, the people that i met. you know, they have no connection to the politics of the sub of r mckelly or t p for the job and government. so the focus from the beginning us reflected by the un and other organizations has been the impact it's been having on the ground. and you know, many countries friendly countries, t t o b i including the bite, an administration has been calling for some kind of fire. we're hoping we're going to see

it's a realization on the side of the federal forces that this is an unwinnable war. samuel the t p l f. last territory, not just to, if you open government forces but also to their retrans soldiers and to fighters from the horror region. so how much territory in all, did they lose? again, you know like everything and we get all kinds of negations and pops and numbers and we can never verify what's been happening unless we have access to this . some of the areas that you mentioned, you know, i was able to talk to only some cities and to grow including mccully. awesome and id got an idea of the but the rest of to guy wasn't even accessible to us or 8 organizations. so it's really, really difficult to verify what's been happening on the ground. there's no media that has been having such an access for them to make that determination. so it's speculation once again, but they did lose some. we just have to verify the information. and i don't see i have conflicting information. so i mean, i don't know, you know, i've seen a lot of reports now that people are hopeful that aid will be able to

absolutely correct. samuel, how would you respond to that? i agree wholeheartedly with that, i think you look just at the sheer number of protests that occurred since the ferguson uprising in 2014 and then again after the murder of george floyd in minneapolis, it's the scale that this nation has never seen before. you know, we have in terms of organizing, we were learning from organizing all across the world to figuring out how to use limited resources. but access to technologies, access to a phone, access to twitter, then just allow us to go further to go faster, to organize more quickly and, and a scale that hasn't been pop. what is digital organizing? then? digital organizing is how do we actually mobilize and align people, skill their talent, their energy, and their concern about this issue with actions that can make the biggest difference towards ending police violence towards changing the systems and structures that reproduce police farms in cities across the country and chelsea how are using that in your work? digital organizing is how

what the bible tells us in samuel eight.an interesting story were samuel got word that the people of israel wanted to be like every other country. they wanted a king. he was downcast about it. i read not long ago, the lord says to samuel, it is not you they have rejected, they have rejected me. the truth is, when a people forget god, government grows. liberties received. -- recede. at the heart of our agenda, to turn this country around, we need to turn the american people back to god. back to one nation under god. [applause] all you need to look at some of the chaos that has torn asunder some cities and families. we have to stand strong. we need to defend believers across the country, we need to reject every effort to marginalize christians and conservatives. we need to expose religious persecution, when it is masquerading as a quest for equal rights. we must never allow our schools or government agencies to allow our corporations to persecute our people for their deeply held beliefs -- we need to call them on it. we have t

what the bible tells us in first samuel eight. story wheren samuel got word that the people of israel wanted a king like every other country. he was downcast about it. i read not long ago where the lord said to samuel, it's not you they have rejected, they have rejected me. the truth is, when a people forget god, government gross and liberties receipt. first and foremost at the heart of our agenda, turn this country around, we need to turn the american people back to god, back to one nation under god. ronald reagan said it best, if we ever forget we are on one nation under god, who will be one nation under and all you need to lookyo at is the chaos, born us under our families and cities. understand and believe that so we've got to stand strong, we need to defend believers acrosse the country and their religious freedom and reject every effort to marginalize christians and conservatives and exposed religious persecution when it masquerading as a quest for equal rights and we must never allow our schools government agencies or corpo

cambian de color al menos ha ocurrido 4 veces en las últimas décadas vamos a ver qué está pasando con samuelnemos temor de que sea contaminación >>> nunca vi la muerte de pescado >>> él es lanchero y sigue bebiendo del agua y tiene sus teorías sobre lo que puede estar ocurrió >>> antes de ocurrir esto el agua se puso con mucha azúcar >>> el cambio ocurre en época invernal de 2 a 4 semanas dura este fenómeno pero qué lo causa la respuesta la buscan los expertos del ministerio del medio ambiente identifican el epicentro aquí >>> aquí se propaga según cómo se mueva el agua >>> medimos la transparencia y el oxígeno >>> hay un microalga que causa el cambio de color pero no se sabe si viene de la actividad volcánica su alimento de la contaminación causada por el hombre o de la emergencia por el clima >>> a lo mejor es una composición que no sabemos >>> mientras científicos siguen con las investigaciones solamente piden no ingerir el agua porque puede ser tóxico (♪ música ♪) >>> para los turistas y lugareños el cambio de color es un espectáculo único en el mundo >>> es una belleza porque el color s

moreno rodrÍguez se presentÓ por primera vez este miÉrcoles ante los tribunales de las vegas >>> samuelnos informa cÓmo transcurriÓ la audiencia en donde por cierto una jueza dio a conocer nuevos detalles en su caso >> en su nueva apariciÓn la maÑana del miÉrcoles >>> durante la audiencia virtual no tenÍa mucho que decir solamente se limitÓ a respuestas cortas. >> este fiscal dijo que samantha moreno se sintiÓ frustrada y lo estrangulÓ durante 15 minutos en el carro hasta provocarle la muerte y luego tirÓ el cuerpo cerca en springs en las afueras de las vegas. >> por lo tanto, permanecerÁ en la cÁrcel del condado clark >>> el juez tiene discreciÓn bÁsicamente en 2 razones principales la primera si piensa que la persona es peligro a la comunidad >>> y la segunda si es que hay peligro de que la persona huya >> samantha moreno tendrÁ que presentar en el centro de los vegas el prÓximo 3 de agosto a las 10 de la maÑana >> generalmente en la prÓxima audiencia se confirma al abogado que va a representar >>> muchas veces tambiÉn se entra a la declaraciÓn de no culpable. >> dependiendo podrÍa se

but now that bs is led to samuel alito rewriting the voting rights act. >> that is exactly it. ari berman, thank you so much. >> thank you, chris. >> like i said at the top there was a huge news day on top of the court ruling. there are criminal charges against the trump organization one of trump's longest serving executive, allen weisselberg, we're gonna talk about what's in the 15 felony counts. plus we found out today who will serve on that select committee tasked with investigating january six, former lead impeachment manager jamie raskin is on that list and he joins me now right here, next. don't go anywhere. n't go anywhere. sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan -from colonial penn? -i am. we put it off long enough. we are getting that $9.95 plan, today. (jonathan) is it time for you to call about the $9.95 plan? i'm jonathan from colonial penn life i

other samuel cassidy's out there. >> now at a customs agents uncovering troubling details about samuel cassidy years before the railyard shooting, santa clara county's district attorney now working to make sure a similar encounter in the future gets properly reported a disturbing 911, call landing former 40 niner and stanford. cardinal richard sherman behind bars. >> for the first time we're hearing part of his wife's call for help. >> plus a north bay woman accused of concocting an elaborate covid vaccine scheme for unsuspecting clients. what she allegedly gave them and how much she was charging. >> and good evening and thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 8 i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne newly obtained documents show details about sam cassidy, the man who killed 9 of his feet. ia co-workers back in may in the redacted report dark disturbing information cassidy provided to customs agents at san francisco airport after returning home from a trip to the philippines that information, according to the santa clara county district attorney was never shared with the vta nor with loca

well, for more on this story, we're now joined by samuel marston. he's the boss playing a correspondent for espend dot com. samuel, thank you for joining us. so as i mentioned that messy apparently wants to stay at balsa, and the club want to keep him there. what's holding up the do? yeah, quite a few things pulled him up fairly as you can imagine, messy black contractor for years was, was worth over 500000000 years old and entered in bonuses and stuff. so this one is not gonna be that much, but there's a lot of money involved, a lot of contracts to be reviewed, low base to look over the thing. the main problem is obviously possible in financial position will allow them to offer a contract. they'll start just looking at different ways around around that, whether it's by offering them a sort of a longer term deal with ease and pay impacts even beyond these playing day or. busy different scenarios like ways payers in the buses when he moves pop to the major. it's a major league soccer in the, in the future. the different little things trying to explor

that's why the work has to continue. samuel and chelsea. thank you so much for being here today. the 1st question i'd like to ask both of you. do you think our generation is more politically active than the generations before? and how are approaches different. i disagree with the fact that we're more politically active this generation. if you look at history, then you know, even if the rights movement there were young leaders who are on the front lines for that as well. john lewis was 23 when he's still going to march on washington. martin luther king organize that. a very young age. i think what we're seeing now is in the midst of a digital age where social media is so easily at everyone's disposal, that it is a toolkit, and ways that we haven't seen before. historically, to democratize information, to share resources and ultimately to build community. and i think that's what happened this past summer with the george white process. but i also think that that is really indicative of the power of community building and coalition building that we're seeing with the jonesy and mille

my arms are always open to you often feel, samuel heavenly mother who is happy when your flight you will never forget you again. when in whose forever there are men. the panoramic is meant that the young pastor christie has been very different to how they imagined, but slowly they're starting to feel at home. oh, who yeah. the ah, in the me. the nico africa, in more ways than water, decade of the nation has blessed, has the water infrastructure in the water that goes underneath. so you just direct to come out. it goes immediately to the democratic republic of congo, tributaries, b eco on w o. the thing like a brain to see, to come the soul. ah, it is an island as copernicus, as germany's longest speech, some 1900 hours of sunshine, a, a chum of a bygone era on the magical baltic sea island of the don't use check in 60 minutes on d, w. o. the news, please listen carefully. to the go, the field, the magic, the discover the world around you. subscribe to d w documentary on youtube. oh, me. hello and welcome to the let, the city should have equal africa. the weekly environmental magazine bro

in a red not long ago where the lord said to samuel, it is not you that i rejected, they have rejectedruth is, when people forget god, government grows. liberties receded and so first and foremost at the part about agenda, to turn this country around, we need to turn the american people back to god. back to one nation under god. [applause] ronald reagan said it best, he said if we ever forget the one nation under god, we will be a nation gone under prayed and you'll come you need to look at some of the chaos that is torn asunder some of our cities and our families to understandon believe it. so we have to stand strong. you need to defend believers all across the country. religious freedom and we need to reject every effort tohr marginalize christians and conservatives and we need to expose religious persecutions. when is masquerading as a quest for equal rights predict we must never allow our schools or government agencies or corporations to persecute the american people because of their deeply held religious beliefs. we have to call them on it. and we have to be the movement that cher

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the house was built by abraham lincoln's great grandfather, samuel lincoln in 1650 a few years before been so lucky. and homeowners say they will hire a team of specialist to restore the cottage to its original condition. that is, as long as congress can't include in the infrastructure plan. topic number four, wally found the oldest person to travel too space, thanks too jeff bezos is complaining about her trip. bad news for blue origin considering she's one of the companies only for yelp reviews. her post press conference while i can buy this ship was for her to tumble around and experience a folex of zero gravity. port jeff bezos spirit he makes a 60-foot sculpture of his johnson and women are still saying it is too small. wally also bubbled the 11 minute trip was too short, making her the first person to complain about not spending enough time with jeff bezos'. she also complained about the view, while this is the rocket did not get high enough to see the full earth. most of which she saw was empty darkness for it's like i've always said about space travel, great ice cream, no atmo

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lincoln's friend judge samuel h -- when an interviewer asked his opinion of mrs. lincoln. he was acquainted with her couples with the -- of three or four other persons who he claimed could adequately describe her, quote, if they dared to. he required to commit himself. mary nash stewart was equally reticent. when asked about mary lincoln k mrs. stewart refused to say, oh, she was a todd. eliza francis, one of lincoln's close friends, could have shared much information about mary todd but refused to do so. perhaps relying on -- [inaudible] stated that mary todd made lincoln's life miserable. the journalist -- recalled that it was an open secret in washington that throughout lincoln's presidency the first lady was a source of great and perpetual anxiety and annoyance to her husband. quote: the sufferings of the man on account of her eccentricities to designate -- [inaudible] literally such as would crush a man of less moral and physical constitution. the lady the was mentally unbalanced and, thus, at times was not responsible for her acts. simply, a newspaper editor alexande

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salvador y sus aguas cambian de color y ha ocurrido unas 10 veces también en este año en planeta tierra samuels les maravilla su belleza, a otros les preocupa que el agua pueda estar contaminada. >> temor por el agua que pueda contaminarse y no nos podemos bañar. >> no hay pescados muertos. >> yo tomo agua de aquí. >> Él es uno de los que tiene sus teorías de lo que puede ocurrir. >> es como algo volcánico porque antes se ponía como con mucho azufre. > el cambio en las aguas es en el invierno y dura unas dos semanas pero ¿qué causa este color turquesa? >> las respuestas las buscan los expertos en medioambiente. >> acá se da la ploriferación y se comienza a cambiar. >> medimos el oxígeno. >> durante el fenómeno predomina una microalga que se sospecha que provocan el cambio de color pero no se sabe si el alimento es por el volcán, contaminación causado por el hombre o el cambio climático. >> no sabemos cómo se llama. >> ahora sigue la investigación pero piden no tomar agua porque esto pudiera ser tóxico pero para turistas esto es un espectáculo único en el mundo. >> esto se ve en otros lados com

but now that bs is literally led to samuel alito rewriting the voting rights act. >> that's exactly, exactly right. ari berman, a must-read on this topic. thank you so much. >> thanks so much, chris. >>> like i said at the top, today was a huge news day on time of the seismic supreme court ruling, there are criminal charges against the trump organization and one of trump's longest serving executives, allen weisselberg. we'll talk about what is in the 15 felony counts and what isn't. plus, we found out today who will serve on the select committee, former lead impeachment manager jamie raskin is on that list. he joins me right here next. don't go anywhere. i can do that. build an electric car? i can do that. weld the tower of a wind turbine? modernize the grid? install 10,000 solar panels? do what i've been doing my whole life? rebuild the country and protect america against climate change? we can do that. i've got moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer. ♪ ♪ i feel free to bare my skin yeah, that's all me. ♪ ♪ nothing and me go hand in h

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the first positive cases were detected at the samuel l jones homeless shelter back on july. 2nd. >> it closed down to new residents. but it has quickly turned into a large scale outbreak. according to the county as of this week. there are now 59 people who have tested positive for covid-19 out of a 153 residents there are 26 other possible positive cases that are still being reviewed. a worrisome development. 28 of the confirmed cases or 48%. we are fully vaccinated 31 people were unvaccinated. the thought is that the virus is more likely to spread in congregate setting. >> like homeless shelters. that's an individual or more likely during the break through. holding if they're gathered the and vaccinated individual to it. again. we want to remind everyone to please don't get that needed in total. 9 went to the hospital. one went to the icu but has since recovered and been discharged. >> those include 6 fully vaccinated people. but they had underlying health conditions as of wednesday. 5 patients remained hospitalized with also the very vulnerable population, older. >> and they have und

and number two, i want to know if there are any other samuel cassidys that federal law enforcement has contacted in the last few years and have done things similar to what mr. cassidy did, in terms of when he came back into this country and that information hasn't been shared with local law enforcement, or has it? >> reporter: if the information had been shared, san jose pd would have contacted cassidy and haven't ta, and cassidy may have received mental health service. border protection made a critical mistake, he says. >> this was tantamount to criminal negligence. we'll never know what could have been altered. >> reporter: we reached out to border protection to find out why they didn't share the information with san jose pd, but we have not yet received a response. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, marianne. >>> good samaritan hospital in san jose changing its position today. the parent company telling us that hospital administrators had not read the entire notice from federal regulators when they informed staff that they had received notic

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samuel h. tree, similarly balked when an interviewer asked his opinion of mrs. lincoln.te: beyond the simple admission that he was aa quainted with her coupled with the names of three or four other persons who he claimed could adequately describe her, quote if they dared to, he declined to commit himself. mary nash stewart, the wife of lincoln's first law partner if, was equally reticent. when asked about mary lincoln, mrs. stewart refused to say more than, oh, she was a todd. eliza francis, wife of lincoln's close friend simeon francis, could have shared much information about mary todd but refused to do so. her niece, marietta -- perhaps relying on what aunt eliza toll her -- stated, quote, mary todd made lincoln's life miserable. the journalist j.k.c. forest recalled that it was an open secret in washington that throughout lincoln's presidency the first lady was the source of great and perpetual anxiety and annoyance to her husband. quote, the sufferings of the man on account of her eccentricities to designate them by no stronger appalachian, would literally push such

by a vote of 6-3, with the court's liberals dissenting, the court upheld the restrictions justice samuel alito's majority opinion said all voting laws impose some burden, and they don't cross the line even if they create small disparities in voting as long as the state has some justification for them but in a blistering dissent, justice elena kagan said the court ignores that voter discrimination is getting worse. she said the ruling weakens the voting rights act, a law that stands as a monument to america's greatness and protects against its basest impulses. election law experts say the court now all of the major tools have been significantly weakened or eliminated. >> reporter: and no their pla on or before the court's final day. that suggests justice stephen breyer will probably be around next term. lester >> pete williams at the supreme court for us, thank you. >>> speaker nancy pelosi has named some members of a house select committee to investigate the capitol riot among them, a lone republican garrett haake is at the capitol. garrett, this announcement is causing some controversy.

an out break of the covid-19 delta variant at a homeless shelter. 27 people tested positive at the samuel jones hall homeless shelter. resident who's tested positive are being quarantined at the neighborhood shelter. the city says most of the people who tested positive were not vaccinated. >>> next at 11:00. getting vt aback on track. the transit agency rolls out its plan to resume service. plus, facing accusations his office does not prosecute retail theft cases. what san francisco's district attorney is telling the i-team tonight. >>> and, can you spell nemeg me histy be hea look atjiwith gues host wanda sykes. >> you got us a number of outfits for the baby and here is a picture of them. he is looking pretty cute. >> yeah, that beard >>> resuming light rail service by the end of july. all routes have been out of service since may 26th when an employee went into the rail yard and shot nine workers before shooting himself. they spent the past six weeks focused on employees and offering grief counseling and working with employee who's want to reassign to other jobs. >> we heard from a lot

samuel cassidy. >> whose murderous rampage touched the lives of countless family members and friends. they too must not be forgotten, said claudia book, mary, we believe that the people who are are gone. our in resting safely in the arms of god. but. >> we do want we're seeing compassion to come down up on all those who left behind their loved ones. we want them to know that they are loved to know that they are loved and we wil >> and as you can see, the vta railyard here has been shut down for the past 2 months. not 2 weeks to 2 months since shooting occurred. there's been some talk that the building should be raised or torn down and a monument erected in his probably too soon to make a call on that. meantime, the light rail itself also shut for 2 months and probably won't be running again until the first part of next month if not later live in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> thank you, rob. now to the east bay officials in oakland's chinatown say crimes against the a p i community are becoming more frequent and more violent, local and federal law enforcement gathered today ou

up to this point, she has been rep -- represented by samuel and him.inted and had been representing her for her teen years. now, mthew rosen guard is replacing him. he is a former prosecutor and hollywood lawyer. he is. they represented steven spielberg and shawn penn. -- sean penn. he is going in a different direction for britney. matthew rosen guard said that he plans to file immediately a motion seeking to have britney spear's father stripped of his control over her life. ros: britney spears is excited by these developments. she posted a video on instagram. we see her doing some impressive cartwheels and riding a horse, all in celebration. she says, i feel gratitude and blast. thank you to my fans. she goes on, you have no idea what it means to be supported by such awesome fans. interestingly, chooses the #three britn -- #freebritney. i cannot play the fans outside court, but i can tell you they are delighted, but the story is far from over. thanks for watching. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: fina

. >> it's a complicated topic we don't have time to go into the new one samuel do that later. but right now is not a good time to do that it's too complicated. >> i have a question to both of you with that us freedom movement and then what about china's behavior? and with taiwan you mentioned those allies in the region such as japan and then to emphasize this. >> with the importance of freedom and navigation of the seas and the skies this is important not only to the united states of america but all of our allies and partners in the region and around the world. so that we have done and will continue to do is work at allies and partners to navigate the skies and the seas and in accordance with international law and so our emphasis will remain on and also one making sure we keep those alliances strong and allies and partners know they can count on us going forward. that's the message i will take. >> we're in the middle of that change as well and as we go forward, china is the pacing threat and directed by the secretary of defense and previous as well. so we care our knowledge et

shelter have tested positive for the delta variant of the coronavirus that outbreak happened at the samuel l jones hall in santa rosa. most of the people infected were unvaccinated. one person has been hospitalized. no one else for the positive test, we're told, has severe symptoms. happening tomorrow. the golden gate ferry resumes its regular weekend services between san francisco and the north bay. a lot of people are happy about this. it is partly because of an increased demand for services. masks are still required for ferry passengers and for schedules. for other details. you can visit www golden gate, dot or. >> to the south bay. now the weekend heat advisory includes santa clara county. that advisory went into effect at noon today and last right on through sunday night. the county is opening up several cooling centers and welcoming without air conditioning to stop in. you know, chill, they'll be open from 10:00am until 08:00pm. we have details on all of this and trump or dot com. >> on the peninsula. south san francisco man is in custody for stabbing a stabbing that happened in san

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an out break of the covid-19 delta variant at a homeless shelter. 27 people tested positive at the samuel jones hall homeless shelter. resident who's tested positive are being quarantined at the neighborhood shelter. the city says most of the people who tested positive were not vaccinated. >>> next at 11:00. getting vt aback on track. the transit agency rolls out its plan to resume service. plus, facing accusations his office does not prosecute retail theft cases. what san francisco's district attorney is telling the i-team tonight. >>> and, can you spell "winner"? meet the young lady that made history at the national spelling bee. here is a look at what is coming up next on jimmy kimmel live with guest host wanda sykes. >> you got us a number of outfits for the baby and here is a picture of them. he is looking pretty cute. >> yeah, that beard delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hi

the first positive cases were detected at the samuel l jones homeless shelter back on july. 2nd. >> it closed down to new residents. but it has quickly turned into a large scale outbreak. according to the county as of this week. there are now 59 people who have tested positive for covid-19 out of a 153 residents. there are 26 other possible positive cases that are still being reviewed. a worrisome development, 28 of the confirmed cases or 48%. we're fully vaccinated. 31 people were unvaccinated. >> so there have been for information to believe that individual because of the circumstances close quarters. older age group underlying conditions and many of them are asymptomatic. we don't have that data after the break but we have as well as a result in total. 9 went to the hospital. those include 6 fully vaccinated. people who had underlying health concerns. >> as of wednesday for had been discharged, including one who had been in the icu. we're not seeing the death. >> that we saw during the skilled nursing facility operating certain have will >> wednesday. the county has reopened an alte