sarah morris reporting from a very steamy madrid.emperatures in france expected to get hired toward the end of the week. kevin spacey is expected to appear in a london court later this week. the american actor has been formally charged with sexual offenses against three men in britain. the alleged incidents took place in london between 2005 and 2000 eight, with one in western england in 2013. kevin spacey has won two academy awards and his celebrated career team to a screeching halt after he was accused of rape. more news coming up. stay with us. ♪ ooooooo7ú oÑoÑoÑoÑoÑoÑoÑoÑ 06/13/22 06/13/22 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! juan: with the failure of last week summit of the americas for president biden and with new caravans of migrants heading north in mexico to the u.s. border, it has become more evident than ever that the harvest of empire is still with the united states. we will not be able to

in the past few minutes, our reporter sarah morris described the situation as it is now. normal and lots of station staff on hand helping people with theirjourneys today. with a lot of people not being able to get to work, working from home has become an option for many but not all. mostjobs in the hospitality and retail industries can't be done at home and so the impact of the strike in those areas is significant. you find workarounds, we will become far more resilient. but the problem with that resilience, it doesn't help you with hospitality and the general buzz and the economy and essential activity. so we are still trying to find a long—term solution and a long term approach to these new ways of working. we only get a long—term approach to new ways of working if we have periods of stability where the railways just don't go on strike. a look at the travel now. i'll tell you what is running. the northern line between east finchley and high barnet / mill hill east and between golders green and edgware. and the dlr is running except for between shadwell and bank. 0nto th

sarah johnson harold holzer dr. edna green medford, dr. charlotte morris, dr. frank smith. felicia curry and stephen lang please give a big round of applause to our participants today. i also want to thank our organizers and contributors starting with the national park service. and director truck sam's i especially want to personally thank jamie boyle of the national park service for making all of this possible and doing her best to make my job easier. and she's in the back there if you want to wave. we have to thank the lincoln forum for co-sponsoring this event with us. especially as chairman harold holder i want to thank roberta and leiden schwartzenber who couldn't be with us today, but who provided much of the underwriting for the program today? and as president of the lincoln group of the district of columbia, i would probably be stoned if i didn't think all of the board all of the members and all of the volunteers of the lincoln group of the district of columbia who have worked tirelessly over the last year to help bring this program to you today. so, please thank th