migrants come by barbara sibley�*s mexican restaurant la palapa, looking for work, but their path tod complicated. the system is broken. these folks are here without the tools that they need to help me. it's that basic, right? i know for sure in new york city, in the restaurant business, if the workers could work, we would have jobs. native born workers don't make up as much of the us workforce as they used to. the baby boomers are retiring and birth rates have been falling for a while. so if the us wants to keep up the size of its workforce or grow it, immigrants and migrants are a readily available solution. we need the government to make it easier_ we need the government to make it easier to — we need the government to make it easier to fill these jobs. it's — it easier to fill these jobs. it's not _ it easier to fill these jobs. it's not like they are displacing americans from working _ displacing americans from working in theirjobs. for working in their “obs. for centuries, _ working in theirjobs. fr?" centuries, immigrants have travelled to the us looking for work and attemptin

also coming up protests in sibley see turned violent as the ruling georgia, dream party pushes through an unpopular bill. critics say the law henders to versus why we're bruton, and it's not the dream they have about georgia's future passed as a 100 day count out to the olympics in paris is on, but many residents of the french capital are asking if the city is even ready to host this huge event the uncle fairly welcome to the program, german, foreign minister, unavailable because in israel for crisis talks on the israel iran conflict. voc meant with prime minister benjamin netanyahu to discuss the consequences of the unprecedented aerial attack launched by a wrong over the weekend. earlier in the day she met with is really president isaac care talk in jerusalem. like many of israel's allies. the german foreign minister has also been urging de escalation in the conflict. a short while ago i asked our correspondent, i'm in the east of interest one. what message bare bulk brought for is really leaders or her message was do not escalate. ah, now she wanted to bring a message of solidarity

maria cuts a month in sibley c, as well as it was mentioned in the report. the government wants to restrict the work of n g o is of the civil society here in georgia. the civil society is very, very diverse and it's kind of a moving force of the, of the georgia and aspirations towards the u here. so the government says that it wants to increase the transparency over the overseas fundings. however, the critics here in the protest, since they don't really believe the claims that the government, they say that the government is trying to set the ground for the election instead of going to happen in october and to you know, track down and they are positional media and on the pro european georgia's because they feel like they can be threatened and their grief from power can be threatened with also should be considered here. loss here, the government's really failed to pay it. i would say a humanly a to because it was a force to remove this little under the pressure of less than allies under the pressure from the streets. so this time around, they're saying that we

severe measures in the mid demonstrations, both for and against the so called foreign agents bill in sibley. see the head of george's parliament questions, the integrity of us lawmakers of the sanction the cool things in 3 friends. and i just mentioned the it's one minute past 9 pm this tuesday in a month in bucharest. i'm here in moscow. welcome to the global, you've drawn up on our india. as some in the high ranking canadian diplomat to it's foreign ministry. after prime minister just didn't crudo joined seek opposition. leaders of a raleigh in toronto were separate his callous families slogans were heard being shunted new delhi safe. true, those actions could drive a wedge between the 2 countries of the government of india's deep concern and strong protest was conveyed at such and disturbing actions being allowed to continue unchecked at the event. this illustrates, once again the political space that has been given in canada to separatism, extremism and violence. their continued expressions not only impact indian canadian relations, but also encourage a climates of violence and criminal

our correspondent donald quarter was detained by georgia authority upon arrival in sibley see to cover the ongoing protest he was eventually deported back to russia after being held at the airport for hours. don't broke down. the story to my colleague nicky are in here in the studio shortly after his return to moscow. i have dual citizenship, a russian passport, an american passport. i gave them my russian passport as so i entered as a russian citizen and there was quite a bit of time that went by a for just kind of sitting there. and i was like, is there a problem? and she said that there was a that the system that they were using didn't want to accept my documents. i thought that was kinda strange. nothing like that. it ever happen to me before. but she just asked me to wait for a little while one hour went by 2 hours ago by nobody's explaining why i have why i'm still waiting. obviously, a program doesn't take that long to load up, but no information has been given to me and by 3 hours i'm, i'm starting to already message our producer in moscow saying, you know, i think it's time to

migrants come by barbara sibley�*s mexican restaurant la palapa, looking for work, but their path toout the tools that they need to help me. it's that basic, right? i know for sure in new york city, in the restaurant business, if the workers could work, we would have jobs. native—born workers don't make up as much of the us workforce as they used to. the baby boomers are retiring and birth rates have been falling for a while. so if the us wants to keep up the size of its workforce or grow it, immigrants and migrants are a readily available solution. we need the federal government to make it easier to fill these jobs. it's not like they are displacing americans from working in theirjobs. for centuries, immigrants have travelled to the us looking for work and attempting to create a better life for theirfamilies. their work is imprinted on new york's restaurant scene and some the other businesses. translation: i'm a woman that will learn to work in whatever, i even if it's complicated. many in america may not welcome her, but alexandra and herfamily are living out a very american story.

incidents like yesterday sibley should not happen for it israel has also not that enough to protect civiliansed states has repeatedly urged israel to de- conflict their military operations against hamas with humanitarian operations in order to avoid civilian casualties. the united states will continue to do all we can for humanitarian assistance. throughout all available means i will continue to press israel to do more to facilitate that aid. we are pushing hard for immediate cease-fire is part of a hostage deal but have a team and carve out working on this right now. this is full of evil. full of evil. first will he decoupled the hostage in the cease-fire in the un resolution at which he directed un ambassador to vote present or to abstain. so that is a lie, number one. number two, the only country in gaza that is ensuring or trying the delivery of food and medicine to gaza civilians is israel. not egypt, not the united states, not jordan, not iran, israel. and i hate to tell biden this the idf is not the peace corps. if you want to send the peace corps over there, go ahead. hamas is stealin

it started in entire industry that sibley did not exist prior to that legislation being made. it on every street corner. there is a cannabis shop, a weed shop, as they call them, so i think this is an interesting move. however, in a bid to tackle the black market, i think the black market and gangs and those who trade illicitly are going to find a way around it guard us of what the law is whether it is selling a more potent type of drug, whether it is selling something that falls outside the current remit of the legislation as it stands, there will always be a black market unfortunately and i'm not sure this will tackle it, and what it might do is encourage people to start smoking the drug who would not have done otherwise, so i think that we will see how this plays out, but it's certainly not out of step with what a lot of other countries and states are doing around the world. fine a lot of other countries and states are doing around the world. one of the thins are doing around the world. one of the things i — are doing around the world. one of the things i was _ are doing aro

at some point you can sibley not swap them out of the area have to go in and take them out the leadership, the planning for that has got to be completed. that is the example you we should be setting. with regard to iran it was a failure last night on their part, they did. they had expected to create real harm and devastation israel. they failed to do so. just because they failed to do so think about how we would've responded if that attack would've taken place against us. would we have allowed 300 separate attacks to come into our country and then simply look back and say we will not do anything about it will look the other way. i think the president while he may offer advice and may be confidential rather than public. jon: is there politics involved in the warning to the israelis from the president. >> it is consistent with this administration has treated our own troops in the middle east. we have young men and women in the red sea right now. the eye is there, they have been attacked consistently. will go back in and take out the launchers but we have not gone after the houthi leadership

a lot of people, understandably, for both lived experience and historical fact, sibley did not truststem. do not trust the lapd. they did not trust the evidence prosecutors presented. it had the country split. two diametrically opposed interpretations of reality based on which institutions one trusted, and that actually turns out to be the enduring story of our current political era. itical era. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. you've got xfinity wifi at home. take it on the go with xfinity mobile. customers now get exclusive access to wifi speed up to a gig in millions of locations. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free. that's like getting two unlimited lines for twenty dollars a month each for a year. so, ditch the o

maybe he was sibley had of his time. remember you said that?: your massage must have not have been as good as mine. before we start, let's take that jump about these tickets -- >> judge jeanine: i love this one! >> greg: you are trying to bribe as rg? >> harold: know, when we can share. i think i've said yesterday 80 percent of this is the white house, responsibly right now because of the way they're doing executive orders and you put pressure on congress and 20 percent is congress. it is amazing to me how serious this issue is and the corresponding lack of action on everybody side. that's it would take president trump at its word that he will be elected president in november. that it means he wants us to wait seven months and perhaps another 2 million people, and million and a half people entering the country illegally and the numbers will probably drive up because if we knew today that president trump would let those outside of the country, they would rush an even more because they believe that president trouble shut the border down. let subt

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and you hear from some of those students, especially those who are not acting sibley involved the native protests were wondering if their commencement will move forward, which again does far there doesn't seem to be indication that that that will change all right, polo sandoval for us in new york city. let's go now to rafael romo, who's live outside emory university in atlanta. and that's a different scene. there today. what what are you seeing? >> yeah, jessica, very different. especially if you compare it to what happened here on thursday, the situation here at emory university has been calm so far. this weekend, but that doesn't mean repercussions about the violent arrest on thursday are over. we took a look earlier at the university quad and it was empty but you can still see messages written with chalk on sidewalks saying things like long lift palestine and ceasefire. now after clashes with police resulted in multiple erez on thursday, including at least one emory university professor. there were protests once again here friday. but they were more peaceful now, also friday, emory te

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sibley about the economic consequences of a biden victory here with me to discuss trump's increasingly inflammatory and violent rhetoric has ruth and she's a professor of history at nyu. she's also the author of multiple books, including strong men mussolini to the president, and ruth, a great to have you on as always when we talk about trump's sharing this violent video, the president, a president biden, hogtied in the bed of a pickup truck. you know, we saw the consequences of his words on january 6, how concerned are you about? this kind of stuff sparking some kind of violence. what do you think >> i'm very concerned and it's, you know, when you work on cuz and authoritarian takeovers, you look at this a bit differently. it's not just a joke. the fact it's a life-size image, it's really performing a work of imagination for americans because a sitting president of the united states whose hogtied as though he sub, hostage this implies, shall we say, not a democratic transition of power but something a bad end that is happening to the sitting president of united states get it shared on

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we were in an overflow wing, sibley hospital, because 26 saw a uptick in the birth rate. everybody was having babies. everybody famous person you can think of. so brad pitt, angelina jolie had a baby and suri cruise was born there. heidi klum. britney spears, they both had babies around the same time. we did. and then it went up even in 2007, you everybody following brad pitt, angelina jolie and, me and and started having and we had the number of births of any year in history there was a belief that this could become a real baby boom because the millennials were just hitting their prime childbearing so rising birth rates, the millennials, a larger generation turning into their mid-to-late is it going to be a baby boom? obviously it wasn't. it was a baby bust almost every year for the past 15 years, the number babies born in the united states has fallen. and one of the results from, 4.3 million babies down to 3.6 million. and this year last year, 2023 might end up being lower, even than 2020. the pandemic year. here's important measure of the total fertility rate is a numb

the whistleblower says the comedy cut corners on the sibley of the 787 dreamliner, which may dramaticallythe plane. the outgoing ceo dave calhoun called to testify on capitol hill on april 17. sometimes we talk about a grilling and they will not get a grilling. i think this guy will get a grilling on capitol hill. annmarie: boeing has repeated shocking allegations about the failings to appoint of an appalling absent. he's worked at boeing for 10 years. he obviously was committed to this company. to come out and outlined everything going wrong, he's clearly concerned. it feels like this grilling will be more bad news for boeing. jonathan: numbers from delta. lisa: this is connected to boeing. it raises the question of whether they can deliver planes that are very much in demand. the demand is very much there. delta beating expectations. expecting quarter profit and revenue to exceed expectations even more. giving you this from ed bastian, the ceo. delta expressed -- expects no let up in demand. the peaks look quite strong. this goes to the question of consumer spending, of whether the cons

detective sergeant hayden sibley said when we arrested chowdhury, you could see by the look on his facehe united states tonight , the united states tonight, the armourer on the movie rust, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison over the death of cinematographer halyna hutchins in 2021. hannah gutierrez—reed mistakenly handed a loaded gun to actor alec baldwin on the film set, which resulted in miss hutchins being fatally shot. a jury hutchins being fatally shot. a jury took less than two hours to find miss gutierrez—reed guilty of involuntary manslaughter. she was led away from court in silence while apparently her mother cried, mr baldwin is charged with the same offence and his trial is set to start in july . that's the news. for the july. that's the news. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts. scan that qr code on your screen right now or go to gb news .com/ alerts . to gb news .com/ alerts. >> i think i have uncovered the most shocking example of our broken asylum system. it is kiln caughtin broken asylum system. it is kiln caught in faversham in kent. it used to be a