sandra? >> sandra: we'll let you run back in. thanks for the update. the house is getting ready to voted on the debt limit bill. chad, what are you hear something. >> we think they'll start the vote in the next 20 to 30 minutes. it's a night vote. nancy mace will be a yes vote. she called the bill yesterday weak. she's now on board. here's what we learned and the concessions that she got from the speaker. she will prep a balanced budget amendment and get a floor vote on women's reproductive health. that's the horse trading that she's executed to get the votes for this bill, sandra. >> sandra: thanks for the update. that's all for today. thanks for watching. i'll see you in "america reports." "the five" starts right now. hello. i'm dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro. jessica tarlov and greg gutfeld judge jeanine pirro. this is "the five." the head of the one of the most powerful teacher's union is in the hot seat. randy weingarten refusing to apologize or devastating shut downs during the pandemic. half of america's students are behind and entir

sandra. >> sandra: william, thank you.> john: all right, a big breach at the white house by a baby. secret service walked across the north lawn on tuesday to retrieve a toddler who squeezed through the fence to reunite him with his parents. it's not the first time children have slipped between the bars but may be the first successful intrusion since the fence was doubled in height in recent years. i must say, might have doubled the height but did not narrow the bars. toddler does not have to crime, just squeeze in. >> sandra: they are still pretty narrow. >> john: i could not get between them. >> sandra: two hours flew by, john, as we head into the latter half of the week. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. we'll see you tomorrow. "the story" >> thanks, john and sandra. i'm jilgillian turner in for maa maccallum. wesley hunt joins us as alvin bragg's lawsuit against jim jordan heads to court. plus, chairman of the house select committee on china. congressman mike gallagher joins us on the plan to war game out a r

sandra? >> sandra: chad pergram on that live on the hill. thanks. good to see you. our next guest has reservations about the gop bill that says both sides need to come together to address this crisis now. south carolina republican congress woman nancy mace joins us. congress woman, thanks very much for your time. what reservations do you have at this point? >> well, at this point, the plan only carves out 3.5 trillion overall in savings over ten years. we would be looking at in ten years the same amount of debt that we have today. it only pays off the interest, rather than the principal on the debt. there's no plan to balance the budget. when you talk about green energy, a state like south carolina, we're dependent on solar. we have some manufacturing for wind components, wind energy components. so i want to make sure that that's not going to negatively impact energy prices in the state of south carolina but also i don't understand why we're not having a conversation about the budget. there's some in leadership that don't want to have that conversation right now. i

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sandra. >> sandra: the u.s.appears to be responding to china's war exercises in taiwan, that happened last week, an american missile guided destroyer was seen sailing through the taiwan strait. it's getting reaction from china, beijing has said since that they are sending troops to follow and monitor the u.s. destroyer throughout its operation. john. >> john: sandra, we will not hear from the president on that topic today because the white house called a 9:00 lid this morning after president biden returned home from ireland and he took a few questions from reporters during his trip, he once again avoided holding a formal news conference while on foreign soil. marking five months since he last held a formal press conference. as his 23 news conferences held this two years plus far behind the pace set by his predecessors. now the white house press corps is sounding a bit fed up over avoid you think the podium. >> is the administration trying to protect the president from our questions. >> absolutely not, absolutely

sandra. >> sandra: steve, thank you.sandra, still awaiting today's white house press briefing and will dip in once the questions start. it's going to come as president biden says he is planning on running for re-election but is not prepared to announce it yet. so, what exactly is he waiting for? and kelly anne conway will be here to help us try to answer that question. >> sandra: as china military practices a potential invasion of taiwan, one of our biggest allies is cozying up to the communist nation. the president of france says companies should stop following america's lead as china prepares to get combat ready. morgan or is here. ings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together can help you make smarter decisions. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before startin

sandra. >> sandra: ok, wow, what a morning. jonathan serrie for us on that. john. >> john: fox weather alert, a tornado outbreak causing so much damage rescuers are resorting to using gps to find places that they should know well. addresses where homes stood yesterday unrecognizable as the sun rose this morning over oklahoma. listen here. >> went on by, 30 seconds, 45 seconds we heard it move on by and then got real quiet and went outside and like wow, like a war zone. >> electric lines are down, i seen somebody's shed in the middle of the road, all kinds of detours, all kinds of trees tooken down. >> all the windows are shattered. there's actually a stick in the passenger door looks like somebody shot it with a gun. >> john: the outbreak spun off the deadliest twister oklahoma has seen in a decade. at least three were killed. hundreds spending the day to fan out to search debris for trapped survivors. in the midwest, south and northeast have made for a brutal spring storm season, dozens of people are dead. download fox weather or use the qr code we pop up on

sandra. >> sandra: matt, thank you.ll: sandra, a bipartisan group of lawmakers, including our next guest, met with the mexico president last month to talk about some of the common challenges we are facing at the southern border. but while the mexican president claimed it was respectful, he has been ripping into america for the ongoing fentanyl crisis, blaming it on the disintegration of u.s. families while complaining to china over rude threats from u.s. lawmakers who have proposed designating mexican drug cartels as terror groups. for more on this, henry cuellar, he represents part of the border area in the laredo area. thank you for your time today. >> it's a pleasure being with you again. >> some of your gop colleagues, they have been calling more urgently that cartels should be designated as terror organizations. what lindsey graham had to say recently. >> i want to call them terrorists, then i want to do the second thing, allow military force to be used, not to invade mexico, not to take down the mexican government

hi, jacqui. >> hi, sandra. there's questions about whether this announcement will be for lack of a better word kind of a rush job. we have not seen any recent blitz across the states to tout his achievements like we were told would happen with the president. there's reports that campaign staffing decisions haven't been made yet. and there's not any major announcement. no event for that announcement anyway that we know of. instead, we're told to expect an announcement over social media according to reports. that is the president's preferred method of communication lately. the white house is continuing to side step traditional media, keeping him at a distance and setting up influencers to get their messaging out. biden didn't give any hints this afternoon. >> ready to run again, mr. president? might be an uphill battle regardless of the roll-out. and nbc news poll shows 70% of americans don't want president biden to run again. including more than half of democrats. nearly half of them list biden's age as a major

sandra. >> sandra: gillian turner live on that, thank you.a, beijing now trying to walk back controversial comments made by its ambassador to france who suggested that former soviet countries like ukraine, latvia, lithuania, are not sovereign nations at all. they are not actually independent. raising questions about china's intentions for taiwan. comments coming days after fr french president emmanuel macron visited china, and spotted weakness and embarrassed macron. morgan, good to have you back after your deployment. appreciate you coming on. >> thank you, john, good to be back. >> john: the statement from china's ambassador to france is one thing. the chinese foreign ministry trying to walk it back. and say oh, no, no, we believe the countries are sovereign. seems as the ambassador to france said the quiet part out loud here. >> you are taking the words out of my mouth, john. literally what i was going to say. this has been the concern from europe and from western nations because of the russian invasion of ukraine, crimea first in the obam

sandra. >> sandra: thank you very much.untry are sounding the alarm, saying that felons are recruiting minors to commit crimes on their behalf. the reason, convince are taking advantage of lax sentences for juvenile offenders, puts them back on the streets. >> juvenile almost has to kill somebody to be placed in custody and remain in custody, otherwise it's a revolving door. they are in one door and out the other, and that emboldens them. >> bill: raphael mangual, author of "criminal injustice," thank you for your time today. i live in l.a., i see it a lot out there, soros' backed george gascon with a policy on juvies, he would not transfer them to adult court no matter how heinous. how do you find the accountability for the juveniles and showing restraint in terms of not wanting to ruin a kids' life? >> the best approach is striking the balance, recognizing you are not doing the juveniles particular favors by releasing them on the street. manhattan institute where he work recently released a study on the raise the age law

sandra, made it to friday, the finish line is in sight. >> sandra: it's been quite a week and a lot more to go, peter doocy is in the room, likely a lot of questions thrown to kjp. i'm sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." we are getting those brand-new details from the irs agent's bombshell claims regarding the administration handling of the hunter biden investigation. reports are surfacing that attorney general merrick garland is the senior political appointee who the irs agent is accusing of lying under oath about the hunter biden probe. >> john: new testimony from former acting cia director says the now secretary of state antony blinken was behind trying to discredit the bombshell before the 2020 election. blinken, a campaign adviser at the time, orchestrated the letter signed by 51 intelligence letters dismissing the laptop story as "russian disinformation." senior national correspondent rich edson has more in the washington newsroom. are house republicans demanding to hear from blinken on the letter? >> they sent him a letter and they want more information about this

sandra. >> sandra: thank you, john.he teenage couple you see getting ambushed in the shocking video on the streets of chicago during that so-called teen takeover over the weekend is sharing details of what the police did or rather did not do while they were being attacked. here is what they told us in an exclusive interview on the program yesterday. >> while d.j. was getting jumped in the middle of the street, i was getting up off the ground and i saw the cops just drive by, they almost had to avoid the collision to get past us but they just drove by the incident in the middle of the street. >> so why is that the case? why does it seem the police are not stopping the crime in chicago? the brother of our next guest was shot and killed in the south side of is that city. giano caldwell, our heart continues to break for your family, you've been through so much in the past year. >> thank you. >> sandra: and now this, you see what is happening on the streets of chicago there, complete lawlessness. two teenagers were shot in t

sandra. >> sandra: we will indeed. we are waiting a pentagon press briefing as the wall street journal reports, a former u.s. navy noncommissioned officer played a key role in the spreading of the leaked intelligence documents online. reaction from lieutenant general keith kellogg and former under secretary of the army patrick murphy on that. coming up. plus this. >> i jump in my car, my husband goes to the hospital. >> what did they do? >> because the guy said put the gun in the face. >> it continues, chaos in chicago after hundreds of teenagers take over the streets, destroying property and attacking tourists. national review online deroy murdoch is up next what needs to be done to get crime under control in chicago. stay with us. r credit cards lately? get ready for a shock. the rate on credit cards is now over 22%. if you want to save hundreds of dollars every month, pay off the balances on your high rate cards with a lower rate va home loan from newday usa. and get the financial peace of mind every veteran deserve

the onion keeps getting peeled back farther and farther, sandra. >> sandra: more questions every day, we'll keep an eye on the briefing. this is "america reports." unnamed supervisor is now asking congress for whistleblower protection. so that he can freely expose those documents he says reveal the biden administration has been mishandling the criminal probe into potential tax crimes committed by hunter biden. the agent through his lawyer says the investigation has been treated differently than any other in his lengthy career at the irs. >> john: now house republicans say they want to meet him and meet with him to learn more about the allegations. complete coverage now new york republican congressman mike lawler is standing by with thoughts on this. >> sandra: mike emmanuel is live in the washington newsroom with the breaking details. what makes this case even more complicated, mike? >> sandra, this whistleblower is at the irs and there are taxpayer privacy laws so he needs some extra protections to share what he knows. attorney mark lidel says he has information about preferential tr

sandra. >> sandra: jacqui heinrich, making her way over the loud music as you travel with the president. appreciate it. thanks so much. bill. >> bill: while the arrest of jack teixeira has reassured defense officials at least for now the leak has been plugged, they are facing serious questions why the military would trust top secret info to this suspect in the first place. gillian, what are you hearing about his security clearance here? >> a senior source tells me that access to the intelligence stolen and posted online is surprisingly not that hard to come by internally, and adds as many as tens of thousands of other employees likely had access to the same intelligence on a daily basis. here is how it works. access to classified military intelligence is based on what is called the trifecta, in order to get it you have to have a security clearance, a signed nondisclosure agreement as well as what is known as the need to know. teixeira, we are told, needed access to sensitive intelligence to perform his duties as a systems communications official, included managing the flow of intelligen

sandra. >> sandra: fox news contributor and columnist for "the hill." not remembering what country he was in, a child reminded him, number of grandchildren he has he struggled to answer, a lot of the questions put to him there. and that is why nikki haley, who is running on the gop side, said this when she joined us on wednesday. >> if you vote for joe biden you really are counting on a president harris because the idea that he would make it until 86 years old is not -- is not something that i think is likely. i continue to say we need mental competency tests starting at 75. there's a reason he campaigned in his basement in the last election. >> sandra: so joe, this was out there for the american public to see. will it affect his re-election bid? >> absolutely. when you look at polls, even among democrat, number one reason why they don't want joe biden to run again for president at 70% of americans, seven intense, they cite his age because of the prospect of an 86-year-old president being in the white house and now we are hearing reports about the vice

sandra. >> sandra: mark meredith, thank you very much for joining us on that.n the coming days we will vote on the protection of women and girls in sports act. we think women and girls should only compete in women and girls sports. >> john: house republicans setting up a vote on legislation to prevent biological males from competing in girls and womens sports at colleges and public schools across the country. 22 states currently have laws that ban transgender participation in youth athletics. three of those laws are being challenged. chief washington correspondent mike emmanuel is here with the latest. safe to say the house bill will not become law? >> the white house announcing the bill would be dead on arrival, hr734 would deny access to sports for many families, on the screen, by establishing an absolute ban on transgender students even those as young as elementary schoolers playing on a team consistent with their gender identity. if the president were presented about hr734 he would veto it. house republicans are convinced they are right, noting the bill wou

went quickly, didn't it, sandra? john roberts in washington, this is it "america reports." also a pentagon briefing at the top of next hour, diplomats tried for days to get the two factions of sudan's military for a ceasefire. airlift of u.s. embassy staff and their families from the sudan capital. >> hundreds of success are still there waiting to be evacuated. >> john: echos of afghanistan. speak with retired general keith kellogg whether the biden administration is handling the international crisis correctly. >> sandra: first to chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin live at the pentagon to kick things off. is the u.s. military still on-site in sudan? >> they are certainly over sudan. right now the u.s. military is flying unmanned surveillance drones over the route from khartoum to port sudan to protect convoys. dozens of u.s. citizens have joined the convoy, and setting up an international naval task force off the port sudan to help assist foreigners and americans trying to leave. also been helping

sandra. >> sandra: fox weather alert.ut west, epic snow melt spelling trouble for our national parks. we are live out west. >> john: you can get too much of a good thing, i guess. plus, an unusual find at a goodwill store has a community coming together. how a heart warming note in the pages of a book has transformed the community. we will speak with the shopper who found it and the mission to find the owner coming up next. a, that's what we're doing. we put our arm around the veterans. i think the veteran out there needs to refi his home, he may want to purchase and we can help them and provide that financial solution for them and their families. it's a great, rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference and that respect and that love for the veteran that makes this company so unique. i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans, because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is your eligibility for a va l

hello, sandra smith in new york. hi, john. >> john: happy tuesday to you, sandra. john roberts in washington. this is "america reports." the 80-year-old president making his first speech since tossing his hat into the ring earlier today. we are also awaiting a white house briefing with press secretary karine jean-pierre coming up in the next hour. the president launching his campaign in a three-minute video promising to finish the job in a second term in the white house. >> sandra: the president will need to win over voters concerned about his age, 80 years old, as well as the millions of americans tired of stubbornly high prices and filling up gas tanks a daunting task for two straight years now. >> john: fox team coverage begins now, charles payne is standing by, but first peter doocy, live in wilmington, delaware, and peter, what is the biden team's early strategy in the campaign rollout? >> john, we have been in touch with president biden's campaign team and they are telling us the early strategy is just to let the president be the president. so official duties

sandra. >> sandra: rnc chair mcdaniel that they will have the first debate in milwaukee.ntinues to grow and is expected to grow. south carolina senator tim scott this morning launching a presidential exploratory committee. bring in our political panel now. katie pavlich is here, town hall.com editor and juan williams is here, fox news senior political analyst. thank you for being here. katie, where do you see it going with tim scott? >> well, first i think that his opening statement about his exploratory committee was fantastic, and he talked about general election message by defending america from the left, and the character of the country against the left's attack we have an evil country, oppressive country, and he talked about his own life story which i think everybody in america and republican voters in a primary should hear about how he came out of poverty to become a senator from south carolina, and he has a story to tell. everyone is going to be asking what's the difference between him and donald trump, asking him to define himself that way. there is not a single a

sandra. >> sandra: heartbreaking comments from the doctor there and letting our viewers know the policeepartment in louisville, letting us know the bodycam video footage could be available shortly. we'll bring it to the viewers when we get it. bill. >> bill: we are joined by former fbi special agent nicole parker, thanks so much for joining us. the big question right now obviously, why did the shooter decide to do this, so take us behind -- pull the curtain back from a law enforcement perspective, what are the first steps they are taking to try to figure out what the motive was here? >> thank you for having me on, this is very important for people to understand. there's multiple layers to conducting an investigation, and there is it going to take some time. law enforcement right now is going to be looking into the motive, the grievance, and the ideation. we understand that this individual, the shooter had given a note or -- to a parent, to a friend, letting them know they intended to open fire at a bank. there is also reports that back in 2018 they may have written an essay talking abou

sandra smith in new york. and bill, here we go into the last day of the week. >> bill: great to be with you, bill melugin in for john roberts. national guardsman jack teixeira is detained in federal custody until next week, 30 miles from his house in massachusetts, heavily armed fbi agents arrested him yesterday and found several weapons in his possession. >> sandra: teixeira was charged with two counts of removing and spreading classified information as prosecutors say he began sharing top secret information with a group of online gamers all the way back to december. >> bill: temporarily reassured officials the leak is plugged, they face growing criticism why a 21-year-old held a top security clearance with the i.t. role with the air national guard. >> sandra: darryl issa is standing by. >> bill: alexis, it sounds like teixeira might have believed in recent days the government was on to him. is that right? >> bill, yeah, that's exactly what it seems like, newly released court documents, it says jack teixeira

>> sandra: that's the news.uglas teixeira, employee of the united states air force national guard, he was taken into custody without incident. >> bill: and merrick garland saying he will make an appearance in the district of massachusetts, federal court, i did not hear a date. and what we were asking david spunt, how soon will we see the affidavit. i believe we have david live at doj. that was a very quick press conference from a.g. merrick garland. thoughts on what you just heard. >> quick statement, no questions. you know, we found out about it just a little bit after the arrest so we had some inkling, jack douglas teixeira, 21 years old, air national guard active duty and exactly the circumstances of his arrest we are still looking to find out. we don't know if he lived at that location where he was picked up, there is some thought it may have been a business, so it's not exactly clear surrounding, number one, how authorities got to teixeira, and number two, the circumstances surrounding his arrest. all of th

we will return for questions, but sandra, we should bring the ambassador back. >> sandra: indeed.ikki haley is standing by with us. thank you very much for holding on with us. back to the news conference when the questions begin. but this is happening as it is a very rare news conference for this president. we were just having this conversation with marc thiessen at the top of the hour, ambassador, even "new york times" said the fewest news conferences since ronald reagan. what you heard from the president and the strategy we heard from the who us to see and hear from the president so seldomly. >> i think there's a few issues here. you know, he's announced his, you know, that he's running again in 2024, and i think that we can all be very clear and say with a matter of fact that if you vote for joe biden you really are counting on a president harris. idea that he would make it to 86 years old is not -- is not something that i think is likely, why i've continued to say we need to have mental competency tests starting at 75, just to make sure the people deciding our national securit

i'm sandra smith. >> i'm bill melugin. "the story" starts right now. >> bill and sandra, thank you. good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. any moment now, we'll have an update from a bank shooting in louisville, kentucky. we anticipate this will begin any second, any minute. four people are dead, nine injured including two police officers. the deputy police chief has revealed the shooter who was killed had a connection to the bank, possibly a current. maybe a former employee. president biden and

sandra. >> sandra: we'll keep our eye on that, john.he chaos in chicago raising alarm throughout the city's neighborhoods over incidents like the one you are about to see and we will warn you, this is disturbing. watch. [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] >> sandra: that is a video that since this weekend has gone viral. the victim in that video will be joining us just moments from now. she was attacked randomly along with her boyfriend, phones stolen, shoes stolen, and beyond. she was taken to the hospital by a good samaritan. she's going to join us next hour in hopes of reaching out to that good samaritan who helped her that night. and also ask whether she feels this is a situation that is getting worse for the residents on the ground or if leaders can get ahold of an already bad situation. raymond lopez is the democratic chicago alderman, a former mayoral candidate, he's very, very familiar with the violence happening in that city. and it is horrific. alderman, is there going to be any change with this new leadership now at the mayoral l

batteries. >> sandra: who is fired up about that? dagen and sean are standing by. >> bill: jacqui heinrich is travelling with the president in dublin, ireland. what is some of the reaction to the president's proposal? >> well, we have not heard any comment from the president yet, bill, but the proposal has really drawn immediate pushback from energy producing states like west virginia, the senator there saying not only does the biden administration evidently want to tell americans what kinds of cars they can buy and lease and drive, but pointed out there are practical problems with the proposal as well, the administration wants to shut down coal fired and gas fired power plants that provide the base load electricity for these types of trucks and cars and "these misguided emission standards were made without considering supply chain challenges american automakers are still facing, the lack of operational charging infrastructure or the fact it takes nearly a decade to permit a mine to extract the minerals needed to make electric vehicl

starting off a new week, sandra. >> sandra: right on into it, john. a lot of people think of war the moment they hear sudan but bloody battles in the past have never been like this. all right, so you are looking live in sudan, thousands of americans have been left behind and this makes the pentagon briefing that we are waiting any moment now key, john, as we await the news out of that. the americans left behind are hunkered down there, many with their families, hoping for any way out. so, we'll see what reporters have to ask in that room about the urgency of this moment a few moments from now. >> john: and congressman byron donalds is going to join us on the biden administration handling of yet another global crisis. stay tuned for that. but a busy afternoon at the white house, president biden about to take the podium to honor america's top teachers, but the other event on his schedule is creating some controversy. >> sandra: and the meeting between the president and the three tennessee lawmakers who led gun control protests following the horrific sch

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we'll send it back to you, sandra. >> sandra: we're monitoring the last question that happened in theews conference a short time ago. a reporter said that there was some sort of word of another shooting taking place. i want to be clear this is an update from police on the ground through their local twitter feed and facebook feed that they are putting out updates on. they are confirming the shooting asked about at 8th and chestnut was outside jtcp. the suspect fled. no active shooter they are reporting right now. they are staging another media location outside the jtcp. we'll get an update of the police shortly. we'll continue to monitor that and you will as well, nate. thank you very much. paul mauro is joining us now, retired nypd inspector. we are trying to take in what's happening in louisville this morning. the first phone call was 8:30. you have to imagine police were there within three minutes of the first phone call once shots were fired and this was an active shooter situation where police became engaged the moment they got there. shots were still being fired, two police offic

. >> sandra: gillian turner, live in washington. thank you, gillian. >> john: kentucky republican senator rand paul. we want to ask you at the hearing in the house, the subcommittee on covid, winstrup did his opening statement, randi weingarten is the witness today. listen to just a little bit of what he said and on the back side. >> to be open are we doing everything we can to make that happen. unfortunately, many schools chose not to reopen despite the science supporting safe in-person school practices. this all came to a head in february 2021 when the biden administration and the cdc issued its first school reopening guidance entitled "the operational strategy for k-12 schools through phased prevention." according to reports when this guidance was issued, its recommendations would keep 90% of schools, including almost all of the 50 largest counties ins the country from fully reopening. why primarily because of three recommendations. the use of community spread rates to determine reopening. a requirement for routine screening test

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sandra: cerrando en 2022, con 444,000 detenciones. el testimonio de sherman y otros migrantes sobre este implicado. pedro: jason catari serÍa el presunto responsable, segÚn las autoridades mexicanas es uno de los responsables de la tragedia. >> juntaron colchonetas, las apelaron, segÚn declaraciones de testigos presenciales, minutos despuÉs prendieron fuego a las colchonetas. pedro: tenÍa cuatro meses viviendo en juÁrez, es el de barba en esta fotografÍa que le enviÓ a otros migrantes cuando lo llevaban detenido. >> dijo que todo fue muy feo, fue un incendio. pedro: su hermana desde chile nos dijo habÍa habido llamada que ella hablÓ con su hermano despuÉs del incidente. >> desde allÍ solamente se despertÓ ese dÍa que nos hizo el llamado. pedro: en un vÍdeo firmado dentro del centro migratorio horas ante este del siniestro donde se aprecian las condiciones donde estaban tambiÉn vemos a jason vistiendo una playera rosada. los amigos de jason dicen que no soy culpable, pero ser final fue quien iniciÓ el incendio, dicen que ienes tienen l

i am sandra tree. nobody writes your income. paula, uganda. thank sandra. there are really more amazing features on our show. so stay tuned. my name is chris lambs at this is what we have our past lives this week. ah, how to sustain a be brief mom. we both love being that the our seat. all sweden is educating very young children about the environment. and how an ad in senegal is detective illegal minds. but let's get back to your topic. sandra, there is more to it than just par in light. bob isn't there. the whole project is based in uganda. that is right, crease in theory, uganda could produce all of its own electricity. though we sell parts over energy to neighboring countries. that means that only 40 percent of uganda's residents have access to electricity out in the country. it's only a bit more than 40 percent. that's where this project in the northern part of the country comes in by showing how decentralized energy can be generated. in rural areas, no more darkness in helen youngers house. it has been about a year since her home was connected to elect

hi, sandra. hello everyone. i am chris alarms coming to you from a good state in nigeria to the on the show will look at why wetlands are unimportant echo system for flora. and for that author coming up on the program today. ah, one initiative is trying to make the if tom meal jerry brampton more sustainable. how german high school students have come up with environmentally friendly snacks and how a climate activist is working in a troubled region of piston congo. but 1st, we're going to head nearly 2000 kilometers west from here to syrians, atlantic coast, your re bay south of the capitol. free town is one of the many heavens for migratory birds arriving from the rope. the area also supports and damage bird species and offers a livelihood to local fishermen to. but climate change is put an enormous pressure on this coast to region. deforestation, and erosion of the land are, are real threats to the areas rich biodiversity. but one local initiative is seeking to persuade residents to do more to protect the envir

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hi, sandra. hello everyone. i am chris alarms coming to you from a go state in nigeria to the on the show will look at why wetlands are unimportant echo system for flora and for that or the coming up or the program today. ah, one initiative is trying to make the if tom meal to re run down more sustainable out german high school students have come up with environmentally friendly snacks and how a climate activist is working in a troubled region of distant conduct. but 1st, we're going to head nearly 2000 kilometers west from here to syrians, atlantic coast, your re bay south of the capitol. free town is one of the many heavens for migratory birds arriving from europe. the area also supports and damage bird species and offers a livelihood to local fishermen to. but climate change is put an enormous pressure on this coast to region. deforestation and erosion of the land are a real threat to the areas reach bio diversity. but one local initiative is seeking to persuade residents to do more to protect the environment

hi, sandra. hello everyone. i am chris alarms coming to you from a go state in nigeria to the on the show. we're look at why wetlands are unimportant echo system for flora and for that or the coming up or the program today. ah, one initiative is trying to make the if tom meal jerry ramped and more sustainable our german high school students have come up with environmentally friendly snacks and how a climate activist is working in a troubled region of distant congo. but 1st, we're going to head nearly 2000 kilometers west from here to syrians, atlantic coast, your re bay south of the capitol. free town is one of the many heavens for migratory birds arriving from europe. the area also supports and damage bird species and offers a livelihood to local fishermen to. but climate change is put an enormous pressure on this coast to region. deforestation, and erosion of the land are, are real threats to the areas rich biodiversity. but one local initiative is seeking to persuade residents to do more to protect the enviro

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cervantes telemundo 48 >> gracias sandra los expertos dicen que hay que controlar lo que están viendo al gobierno nacional ampliará beneficios médicos de (...) (...) para los beneficiarios del programa laca esto permitirá que los dreamers puedan tener acceso a seguros médicos financiados esta subvención dependerá de los ingresos de cada persona según la fundación (...) alrededor de 20 millones de inmigrantes no tienen cobertura de salud médica >> vamos al estado de tennessee regresa (...) el segundo legislador expulsado del senado estatal por liderar protestas en contra de las armas de fuego le comento que la comisión del condado (...) remoto para que este legislador fuera restaurado en sus actividades políticas por su parte insiste que se debe poner fin a la violencia con leyes que regulen el control de las armas en ese estado >> varias zonas del país han estado en alerta por lluvias entre ellas la ciudad de (...) más de una docena de casas fueron evacuadas por precaución debido al riesgo de inundaciones las autoridades también temen que haya deslaves en las autopistas que algunos au

sandra: vaya caos que ha generado el estado de salud del mandatario.io de yucatÁn publicÓ que durante su gira el presidente se desvaneciÓ por un posible infarto, por lo que fue trasladado a la ciudad de mÉxico en un aviÓn de la fuerza aÉrea. sin embargo, minutos despuÉs el presidente explicÓ que era contagio por covid—19 por tercera ocasiÓn, pero que no estaba grave y que su corazÓn estaba al 100, pero que cancelaba su gira harÁ mantenerse convaleciente y que serÍa el secretario de gobernaciÓn tienen que basarÍa las maÑaneros. esto ha levantado las alarmas, porque sabemos del estado de salud del presidente en cuanto a su corazÓn, pero no se ha informado nada. en el mes de enero de 2021 y enero de 2022 el presidente se habÍa contagiado de covid—19, pero habÍa publicado vÍdeos donde decÍa que estaba bien y en esta ocasiÓn no ha publicado ningÚn vÍdeo, lo que ha generado especulaciones y algunas dudas. total hermetismo aquÍ, los funcionarios no han querido decir nada y no sabemos, no se nos ha informado. fÉlix: sobre todas las contradicciones que se han d

i am sandra, twin over here in camp la gender. on here is a preview of what's in store. passenger boards in labels can help residents circumvent traffic jams. pulpits in germany are transformed into natural or says and solar part is changing rule life in love at garden. going to school every single morning is routine for many children, but for merkel and caesar, it is fundamental to the survival. they are all fund chimpanzees in guinea torching, and the destruction of habitus have shrunk, she populations, now thousands have been orphaned. and some species or even facing extinction. the chimpanzee conservation center in guinea is trying to help marco and caesar are leading the way into the bush. they are often to be re chimps rescued from animal traffickers. now they leave at the chimpanzee conservation center. centrally located in the national park of upper major in is central guinea . the country is home to more than 30000 wild western chimpanzees, the largest population in the region. however, the numbers of these great apes wit

reportero: sandra es vÍctima de funcionarios de oaxaca que supuestamente a cambio de programas socialesrios del Éxito nacional de pueblos indÍgenas presuntamente compartirÍan ffotografÍas y videos sexuales de estas mujeres. por grupos de whatsapp en las conversaciones del chat entre estos supuestos funcionarios se le "soy el consejero de morena. te voy a dar una candidatura". univisiÓn logrÓ comunicarse con el funcionario seÑalado y se deslindÓ de estas acusaciones. >> jamÁs he tenido un grupo de chat con funcionarios del gobierno estatal. es reportero sandra lo seÑala directamente y fue ella quien el 2020 lo denunciÓ por difundir esas imÁgenes inapropiadas y sin consentimiento. donato tiene una denuncia de su ex pareja por violencia familiar y amenaza con lanzarle Ácido para desfigurarla. >> todas las mujeres y niÑas corren un riesgo permanente a tener tratos con ellos. reportero: desde el congreso se pide la destituciÓn de este funcionario presuntamente implicado. leÓn: ¿cuÁl serÍa el castigo para estos funcionarios en caso de ser culpables? reportero: desde 2020 hay una ley que ya fu

i agree, sandra, and moving away from falsely feel dumpling jose protect the environment. in some cases, it also saves money, especially when it comes to indoor heat in, in europe during the winter months. just a few 100 kilometers from geminus border in poland and old ro house was converted with tonisha results. oh, good. one prefab apartment block among many in poland stands out. but other procedures, real car, stop here. and the people take photos. it is pretty unusual. it was awful to them about it. i'd also recommend trying this to everybody. i know me, but obviously the buildings residents are quite relaxed about the coming winter. a little bit of trouble. people enjoy looking at the generator. it makes electricity and money. but again, about the finance of all that shit. no. is a small town in southern missouri, a it has one attraction and 19 seventies prefab. at number 12 stones cast street. the balcony sporting solar panels were added on in september and head of the residence association. stickney of krakowski makes his routine rounds. hello, good afternoon. nobod

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so sandra shop, we start with a quick preview for to store good idea, uninformed. coming up we have green energy from hydrogen med in the media and we visit a danish, my land. striving to become was on emissions free press reports, however, deals with a more controversial side of energy production. the earth may be turned off a lovely rate, but the global source for oil and gas remains this issue. and that's we've observed over and over again. companies we go to great length to ensure the supply keeps flowing regardless of the consequence that was slightly open. the environment, the phase, the heaviest price in the long run, in cynical, defined, processed by the local fishermen and environmentalists. the government approved the construction of offshore oil fields are equally reported when to see how it is affecting the country. like many other fishermen on senate gulf coast park jo use a fishing line or small mess. he's been going out to sea for 30 years. these men's former fishing grounds was 10 kilometers offshore, but it's out of bounds as an energy firm will st