supreme court justice sonia sotomayor is a native of the bronx. she returned to her home borough to receive an honorary doctorate and to deliver the college's commitment -- commencement address. this is about 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming and congratulating the latest jasper among us, jasper sonia sotomayor. [cheers and applause] justice sotomayor: hello, i'm thrilled to be a new jasper. president o'donnell, i thank you and the board of trustees of this college of bestowing on me my honorary degree. i take great pride of joining the great class of 2019. [cheers and applause] justice sotomayor: it is an honor for me to share this occasion with all of you. it is elastically lovely for me to be here because it lets me return to my home borough, the bronx. [cheers and applause] >> a place that makes my heart smile whenever i come back to it. you can send a girl to washington, d.c., but you can't take the bronx out of her. [cheers and applause] >> just notice how i have been saying the bronx, the right way. president

ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming and congratulating the latest jasper among us, jasper sonia sotomayor. [cheers and applause] justice sotomayor: hello, i'm thrilled to be a new

and for more we can go across to a delhi correspondent sonia sonia a verdict then that many expected. well british see definitely a verdict that has been welcomed by many here now if you remember this this case really took place in a highly charged political atmosphere you know we saw a lot of protests in support of these accused hindu men we saw a lot of counter protests a lot of passions running high and at the time you know investigators that said that the child was targeted because the accused men had really wished to terrorize the kind of mostly nomadic community of good jazz that this child belonged to the day they wanted them to to leave the area so i think this is this case really kind of exposed fault lines between you know kind of hindu dominated job and muslim dominated kashmir valley in a divided state so i think this political charge back to see if you remember also prompted finally india's supreme court to kind of remove this case move it away from the state of jammu and kashmir and set it up in a court and put out court in the northern state of punjab so never sure brut

. >> next, we will show you this year's commencement speeches by supreme court justice sonia sotomayor college in the bronx, and cindy mccain at george washington university in washington dc. then the 1990 commencement speech by first lady barbara bush at wellesley college in massachusetts. justiceme court something sotomayor is a native of the bronx. she returned to her home borough to receive an honorary doctorate from manhattan college and to deliver the college's commencement address. this is about 20 minutes. [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming and congratulating the latest jasper among us, jasper sonia sotomayor.

supreme court justice sonia sotomayor is a native of the bronx. she returned to her home borough

sonia sotomayor. justice ginsburg. is a poster of other supreme court justices with second circuit connections. so, we are very proud to have chief justice roberts as a justice with second circuit connections. he connected in two ways. he clerked for henry friendly in this building. , called the space create space where kids do -- students do podcast and videos. the year's election or space. this is the lab space where students use this material and is all kinds of touchscreen opportunities. so, let's say thurgood marshall over the years, ok? we enter the space. so, you see he was born in 1908. of of all the line are things -- above in the world the line are things happening in the world. cooper v aaron, 1958. this is a case that marshall argues when he is a lawyer. we have to think about these children and their parents. these need grow --negro children who went through this every day and the parent to state a home wondering what was happening to their children, listening to the radio about bomb threats and all of thi

and it will sort of allah god is one of those struggling for here she joins me now from delhi sonia good to see you how are you all that up. well gratiot yesterday the moki retouched 48 degrees celsius the creating really an all time record high temperature for the capitol in june so yesterday it was really unbearable we had these hot dry winds sweeping the city they called the new so yes it was really difficult even staying outdoors for too long but i have to say you know i am somebody was a condition of the toll i can afford a condition transport so for me it's not been so bad but i think this relentless heat has been especially hard on daley's homeless and the poor and of course those people who really don't have a choice but to continue working despite the scorching temperatures you know people like construction workers street rickshaw drivers traffic police i think it's been really tough on them exactly an experiment that of the rest of india last week for a man who was killed in a fight over water how desperate are people becoming. i mean it's true that the scorching temperatures t

prophetic almost didn't know correspondence so no funding is standing by for us in delhi sonia good to see you what do we know about the details of this case when british police in the state of west bengal's say ciancia law he had indeed taken permission from the authorities in this case both a call to the police as well as the support of in order to do this stunt but they say that in a small mission that he really didn't say that he was planning to jump into the water but rather that stunt would be carried out on the boat on a basis another police officer has been quoted as saying that you know he did mention the letter barry beattie that there was an extra act but he didn't spell out what that was going to be another report in the indian newspaper suggest that he really wants a war rather hazy and combis until he can god when he was lowered into the water that would have made it very difficult to swim in the strong current of the. but there's also reports coming out so now that this wasn't the 1st time he was attempting this stunt. that's right british really was in the palestine but

the gold and sweden out of 2 more thailand they were plucky enough they struck like true kind yana sonia. before sweden sport . so 51 was to score their sweden actually qualified for the last 16 and good to see kyle getting on the board in a golden days all ingredients good for at the team's weekly looking ahead to monday welcome expect we've got 2 big games as well china take on spain and then germany take on south africa germany are definitely one of the favorites in this tournament spain didn't look so bad against germany spent germany death need to up their game a little bit last question can germany take on the u.s. . i think that will be a really good game if it does come down the road could be pretty tight i fun stuff publicly yes thanks very much thanks brooke. you're watching news live from berlin we have more news at the top the hour but up next for. violence against her methods . it's want to. kill it she'd have to get through the bundesliga break without a football thanks. again. to feed the women's vote come from a place of excitement. to 9 to. 110 the results on the d.w.p.

let me bring in sonia, he wrote a critical biography of boris johnson. how well you know him and when you used to work alongside him. we used to work together in an office of two. i was his deputy back in the 1990s. it was his deputy back in the 1990s. it was at the time of the maastricht treaty. they were working very long hours, just the two of us. it is interesting before marina, his now estranged wife, married him, she came up to me at a party. you know him so well because you have worked long hours with him but what do you really think of him? i think he is really think of him? i think he is really ruthless. you should know marina. you would expect someone to be ruthless he wants to be prime minister. he was only a journalist then. it became pretty clear after that, i wrote a piece then. it became pretty clear after that, iwrote a piece in then. it became pretty clear after that, i wrote a piece in 2000 to which people thought was ridiculous. i invited everyone to imagine him on the steps of downing street and i thought maybe 2010 was when he got th

. >> we live 9/11 every >> reporter: sonia rked on the recovery efforts in the days and weeks after the attack. she is now deali with a host of 9/11 related illnesses. her husband joe a retired nypd officer got to ground zero right after the second yeower fell. he stathere for months, anis now fighting bladder cancer. if this ultimately passes, what would this mean for you and so many people you know? >> we just want to take care of our families. we want our dignity orack. >> repr: and if this bill passes the house, it then moves onto the senate but there is no timeline yet for when those votes would ke place. lester? >> blayne alexander here in new york, thanks. >>> oscar winning actor cuba gding nior is planning on turning himself into police after a woman accused him of groping her in a bar. an accusation gooding denies. ann thompson has details. >> reporter: there will be no r carpet when cuba gooding junior turns himself into police tomorrow accused of groping a woman's breast at a new york city bar sund. tmz shows this video shows him at the bar that night. tuesday in los angeles,

she won in three sets to see offjob wilfred sonia —— tsonga.ent that an 18—year—old has been drafted number one by nbn franchise the pelica ns. been drafted number one by nbn franchise the pelicans. a two—year deal is expected at the louisiana outfit. you can get all the latest sports news on our website. for me and asa sports news on our website. for me and as a team, that is your friday sports briefing. commemorations are taking place to mark the centenary anniversary of the scuttling of the german fleet at scapa flow. new research suggests 50 ships were sunk when the germans were about to be seized by the allies. it is believed to be the biggest loss of ships in a day. nine people died. the vast natural harbour in clean, the once mighty german fleet had been turned here while his fate was decided during the peace negotiations at the end of the first world war. through winter and on into the later months, 7a german ships, flags lowered, lay idle. the crew is reduced to a minimum, demoralised, forbidden to go ashore. on a midsummer ‘s day is a

who is our correspondent she's at a demonstration in london sonia. martine yes just outside of downing street where the residents solves the british prime minister you have several 100 here from the sudanese diaspora many of those who've been living here for years and years and also those who have have arrived table recently who flee sudan for their own safety security more adamant that that's what's the message here is the fact they want their voices to be heard and that. is the fact that they want a civilian government in sudan and they want to see an end to the transitional military council as well as any form of military rule whether that would be in any shape willful made of or of an influence and any such setup they have in fact been protesting outside the sudanese embassy for more than 6 months every weekend that they will go that underline that message on the school day of course in solidarity with the other demonstrations that are taking place in sudan as well they know of the difficulties that they know how hard it is for the message to get

. >> reporter: cynthia's sister sonia jackson says she confirmed with the u.s. embassy that the couple was found deahe in tir hotel room at the resort playa nueva ramona in the southeast part of the island. >> that's m sister. >> reporter: relatives tell me the couple was engaged. their facebook post this week showed them happy. >> she w having a good time she was enjoying herself. >> reporter: no nathaniel's sister says she talked to him a couple of days ago. >> he was having a great time. >> reporter: the dominican today, a news agency, reports theodies showed n signs of violence. the medical examiner's office will conduct an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death, and then the family will bring the bodies b to the u.s. for burial. meanwhile, dejaun holmes hamilton wants the mystery solved. >> it should have never happened. i >> reporter: upper marlboro, shomari stone, news 4. >>> a long-time municipal employee guns down and leaves 12 people in virginia's largest city. condolences pouring in from around the country. tonight an update on the virginia bea

the town's mayor, sonia hernandez, welcomes the national guard.ust the word that the national guard was coming has had an impact? "yes," she says. "i think it had diminished the people coming." but just across the river in guatemala, we found anselma and her four grandchildren looking for shelter. they say they're fleeing poverty and violence in honduras. the u.s. still their destination, regardless of mexico's plan. "i will continue to the point that god gives me the strength," she says. "i will not stop. i left my country with that mentality." so far we have yet to see mexican national guard troops here. mexico has 45 days to prove its plan will work or go back to the negotiating table. this afternoon, u.s. customs and border protection announced it is sending an advisory team to guatemala. alrgaret? >> brennan: manny, thank you. david ortiz has taken his first steps since he was shot in the back sunday night in the dominican republic. a spokesman for the baseball superstar says ortiz remains in intensive care. ortiz had a second operation last

one of the founders of the italian communist party and sonia graham she travelled to moscow in 1921 to study the soviet system. one lives for the party. in italy many anti communist veterans joined a movement led by war hero governor haley done once you. don't show opposed the treaty of versailles because it ordered italy to hand over territory to the new yugoslav state including domination. and the city of fuming now called being. our victory has been ruined. don't you sought to make italy a 1st rate european power. devil be your time has come wonderful years lie ahead i hear the thunder of eagles tearing through the night. in september 1919 don shows troops occupied fuming. i was. the italian government kept trying to drive done out of the city and he finally left in december 1920. 1 she wrote that europe was in a state of transition. the old world is dying and the new world has not yet been born in times like these gruesome phenomena appear. those phenomena included benito mussolini his wife noted that mussolini had a certain natural magnetism. his eyes constant style over you his g

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immigration when it's your look or no is known for transforming is shrinking community by welcoming refugees sonia reports of where immigration policy has become a highly divisive political issue he won praise for integrating migrants in the town he ran but dominical connell is a man in exile he's no longer allowed back to his hometown of riyadh chair even though he made the remote southern italian village well known for its welcome to outsiders now he's facing trial for allegedly aiding illegal immigration your friend to the show it was in the room i've made a choice as mayor to support people who have no voice pushing for that every day because i believe in a human society. this is the reaction is new mayor antonio 3 foot he made his inaugural speech on sunday promising a new dawn for the village with the help of the far right immigration league party vehemently against the previous mode of integration and they say it's time for change they threw their support behind the fully resawing your reaction needs to develop not just barely populating itself to phylum speakers but also by only a 3rd thin

maggies i wouldn't sister sonia was murdered in 1904 yet she had so little faith in the national inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women and girls she chose not to testify families want to be. police killings that had taken place investigated they wanted their missing brought home so those kinds of things are never able to be not able to have been answered with this inquiry it's not that they haven't been calls for a specific investigation into the disproportionate violence directed at indigenous women in canada just 4 percent of the population but 16 percent of reported nationwide homicides justin trudeau followed through on his campaign pledge announcing inquiry and 2015 and the inquiries go was not simply a long awaited official recognition of decades of brutality the work that we're going to be doing research and care systemic causes for at the murderess and disappearances after 2 and a half years and $68000000.00 it appears that the inquiry will basically state the obvious the problem lies in the economic and social marginalization of indigenous communities institutional

take a closer look at the current front runner to be the next british prime minister i'm joined by sonia penhallow a journalist and biographer and author of just boris a tale of blonde ambition thanks for coming to talk to so in the past front runners in the tour leadership contest haven't necessarily made it to be the leader do you think he can defy that sort of. president and become a leader well i agree with that's normally been the case john major for example is not expect to be prime minister not even margaret thatcher on this occasion is that she quite difficult to see anyone else coming in the others aren't very well known they really made a big impact and although we have so much to say against johnson his character his record all those things that were brought up at the press conference nothing ever seems to really land a punch on him as if he's kind of tesla uncoated is quite extraordinary and isn't is is that what it is that in the end what they need is a kind of charismatic leader and that's kind of all that matters or seems to be all that matters to some people whether it is

you most fear of him he used to do it can both of those sonia. continue going to steamboat mean even the very least you kind of treat. your group who treats your eyes. as you move to you or you more you would almost to go. through them doing. some. of the most in the way of. some wise man once said currency wars lead to trade wars late the hot more so we've had currency wars that's been going on now for 10 years 15 years or like particularly with china you know they artificially keep their currency low export their way into becoming a large economy and now this is led to trade wars. now pretty much declaring secession from the global economy as we go to neo mercantile ism age of globalization and monetarism and dollars ation is over. the globe we've got a few little hot spots there encroaching hot war scenario is upon us. nobody could see coming that false confessions would be that in the spot relational form for conviction if you look at any interrogation out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the proce

a special advisor to the attorney general of ontario but also your sister sonia was was was murdered in 1948 you did not choose to enter her story into the record off this inquiry into murdered indigenous women why did you choose not to i strongly felt that my sister's story had been well. publicized and it was it's almost 25 years it'll be 25 years this year and this inquiry was done in a very cloning process and it was not going to serve the needs of my family it was not family led and community. is it anything that the canadian prime minister can say on monday morning when this report is officially released to convince you that . having had all the families now testified to go through this painful process of talking to the choir that that will have been worth this. i think he strikes a. grassroots oversight committee that is chosen by community and by grassroots to oversee the implementation of these recommendations i thing. that would be something odd palatable that will be acceptable in my opinion so you look for a specific commitment to the end this being a bottom up process an

to follow sonia promotional video off the crime of power plant in that video none of the. events that are listed here on the site feature and plans but both of them have been standing still. not because of fukushima not because of the moratorium not because of the 13th amendment but because of a multitude of incidents. criminal groups brutal shed light on a ray of shortcomings to feel understood. a nuclear physicist with greenpeace was appointed an expert witness by the federal constitutional court he conducted a thorough investigation of the plant the facts. experience nuclear experts were questioning why these reactors were facing so many problems and anomalies. could be sealed chromos fate was a fire in one of the transformers in 2007. that machine guns from are the hottest the transformer had about 70 tons of oil in it. when this oil caught fire it created a huge blaze. the entire reactor and surrounding area was envelop in black smoke. and that revealed many defects it came from the fire protection system was totally insufficient water reserves ran out while the fire

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kidney month old girl came in he prayed that sonia. gandhi didn't see him and now you. to be there when i am more than there could. be. you're a prosecutor and i'm going. i have eyes in the arm of. i'm going to do what is in the. polaris had a new human the day here in monotone that i thought. many asses to me me. isn't that i'm the 2nd guy in one goalie i live in the one i wanted to but it's a pain in your mind to walk there and. i guess you might say oh now we're not going and doing god's will. in their filmed confessions the american air force officers expressed apparently genuine remorse for their actions can i go back and take my family and them alive or. how can i tell them me thanks but i am a criminal and i love you man. but when they returned home at the end of the war they all retracted their confessions. so where does the truth lie for professor mori at least the north korean witnesses are the more convincing there are thousands of. them in a code of mess and it's gonna. kokanee is own static kill any time of the. night but this is also when economists. yeah

don't you donna you're wrong medicine or you're giving me my thoughts go give him and he predator sonia. gandhi get it on them and now you. to be there when i am or and there could. be. and then when. i have eyes in the arm of. i'm going to do what is in the. it's here to polaris had a new human the day here in monotone that i thought. many asses to me me. isn't that i'm the 2nd guy in one goalie i live in the one i want to put in to pay your money to walk there and. i guess you might say oh now we're not going and doing god's will. in their filmed confessions the american air force officers expressed apparently genuine remorse for their actions can i go back and take my family and them alive or. how can i tell them me thanks but i am a criminal and i love you man. but when they returned home at the end of the war they all retracted their confessions. so where does the truth lie for professor mori at least the north korean witnesses are the more convincing there are thousands of. them in a code of mess and it's gonna. kill me is on static kill any time of the. night but this is also whe

maggies i wouldn't sister sonia was murdered in 1904 yet she had so little faith in the national inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women and girls she chose not to testify families monitor the. police killings that had taken place investigated they wanted their missing brought home so those kinds of things are never able to be not able to have been answered with this inquiry and it's not that they haven't been calls for a specific investigation into the disproportionate violence directed at indigenous women in canada just 4 percent of the population but 16 percent of reported nationwide homicides justin trudeau followed through on his campaign pledge announcing inquiry and 2015 and the inquiries goal was not simply long awaited official recognition of decades of brutality the work that we're going to be doing research and care systemic causes for murderous and disappearance that after 2 and a half years and $68000000.00 it appears that the inquiry will basically state the obvious the problem lies in the economic and social marginalization of indigenous communities institutiona

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in her dissent, justice sonia sotomayor, wrote -- "new york city opened up a public forum on public-access channels in which it has a property interest. it asked mnn to run that public forum, and mnn accepted the job. that makes mnn subject to the first amendment, just as if the city had decided to run the public forum itself." in california, pacific gas and electric has agreed to pay the town of paradise, butte county, and other surrounding municipalities $1 billion for its role in destructive wildfires in northern california, including last year's record-breaking camp fire, which killed 85 people and burned the town of paradise to the ground. last month, california fire investigators concluded that pg&e was to blame for the camp fire, which started after electrical transmission lines ignited by dry vegetation in at least two spots. and canadian prime minister justin trudeau approved tuesday the expansion of trans mountain pipeline, which the canadian government took purchased from kinder morgan last year, despite major concerns by environmental and indigenous rights groups, and multiple

immigration so many karnow is known for transforming his strength in community by welcoming refugees sonia reports from riyadh chair where immigration policy has become a highly divisive political issue he won praise for integrating migrants in the town he ran but when he is a man in exile he's no longer allowed back to his hometown. even though he made the remote southern italian village well known for its welcome to outsiders now he's facing trial for allegedly aiding illegal immigration. i've made a choice as mayor to support people who have no voice pushing for that every day because i believe in a human society. this is a new mayor and 3 foot he made his inaugural speech on sunday promising a new dawn for the village with the help of the far right immigration league party vehemently against the previous mode of integration and they say it's time for change they threw their support behind the fully. reacts in need to develop not just barely populating itself to silence the. identity and standing strong went on 2 feet. well once the streets were full of life there's scarcely anyone arou

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sonia purnell has written a biography on borisjohnson. campaign. he doesn't really like scrutiny. his minders are keeping in a locked box because they know should they let him out to put himself under the glare of the media, that he might well say something that gets him into more trouble. i think it is remaining out of view, the missing man. the fact is that that starts to be una nswerable, if man. the fact is that that starts to be unanswerable, if you are about to become prime minister, which it looks like he is, people want to know, need to know what sort of man is going to be running the country shortly. rob watson, oxford. to see you. how do you assess this? 0n to see you. how do you assess this? on saturday afternoon mrjohnson had two hours of questions that he declined answer. this is how i would assess it which is that it seems absolutely indisputable to me that borisjohnson has absolutely indisputable to me that boris johnson has had absolutely indisputable to me that borisjohnson has had a pretty catastrophic start to this fina