sonia now shuttles between her office and couch surfing with her family.'t go to a shelter and risk getting covid since she's already battling cancer. >> this is my second bout, fighting breast cancer. so right now i'm undergoing treatment for that, which makes it super rough. not being home, not being able to be in my bed. once i get treatment, i need a few days to recover. >> reporter: she like hundreds of others in miami tonight left with more questions than answers. but in a moment of hope and renewal, sonia had to leave our interview and head to the hospital, where she met her newest granddaughter, a much-needed reminder that life keeps going. >> our thanks to victor. >>> coming up, the carters on their love story, beyond the white house. >> 75 years is a mighty long time. >> it is. tackling tough messes can take more time than you have. so, the mess has to wait. but mr. clean clean freak delivers the power of a deep clean in minutes. unlike bleach sprays, clean freak starts deep cleaning on contact with 3x the cleaning power to break down tough messe

sonia and tom, lovely to see you both. sonia, iwonder sonia and tom, lovely to see you both.nder if you could start off for us, please. front page of the metro local paper to london, three chairs is the headline but look at that picture. yes three chairs is the headline but look at that picture.— three chairs is the headline but look at that picture. yes put up the eo - le look at that picture. yes put up the --eole on look at that picture. yes put up the peeple on the _ look at that picture. yes put up the people on the front _ look at that picture. yes put up the people on the front all _ look at that picture. yes put up the people on the front all look - look at that picture. yes put up the people on the front all look very i people on the front all look very happy, don't they? they are a bunch of clubbers about to go clubbing in brighton. a lot of nightclubs celebrated freedom day by opening their doors at midnight last night. at the 1st possible moment they could. so clubs up and down the country, people were partying the night away. it's actually nightclubs that have co

. >> sonia jones started to rent this how in philadelphia as the pandemic hit.ot afford the $1500 a month in rent. >> i had to file for unemployment. i informs tears and i didn't know what i would do. >> more than 5.8 million households fell behind on rent. the problem is hitting people of color more than average. >> before covid it had the fourth highest eviction rate nationally. during the pandemic, they introduced the eviction diversion program. of the nearly 1500 households that participated nearly 90% avoided eviction. here is how it works, they're now required via city court order tore go through the city's rent assistance program and attempt a mediation like this one. >> the housing counsellor, the application is usually under review with the city of philadelphia. >> and a certified mediator. >> if there's one thing we should learn is that people need to sit down with one another. when there is conflict and differences. we're looking to change the culture around evictions. >> they agreed to a payment plan and the rent assistance was just approved. a succe

it's happening because a woman known in court papers as sonia doe spoke up.ouncing around between four men's prisoned living as a woman since 2003 says she was reportedly misgendered given humiliating strip severance. sexually harassed and assaulted by fellow prisoners and guards. when i was forced in live in men's prisons i was terrified i wouldn't make it out alive. the memories still haunt me. so she complained about the horrible treatment to authorities but instead of receiving help she was placed in solitary confinement. eventually doe said enough was enough. she enlisted the help of the new jersey aclu and filed a lawsuit against the state's department of corrections. demanding to be transferred to a woman's felt. she was. fast forward two years to this week and now we see her struggle realized on a policy level. this week her settlement with the new jersey department of corrections was announced as part of the settlement the department adopt an agencywide policy to protect people in prison transgender enter sex and non-binary which dough says gives her

for example, my mother would tell me and sonia had just left the temple and imagine this greek ample, him with columns and stuff and clean fish. and i didn't know what it was. i didn't think it was anything bad. i just thought it was something they had their dot net backed in and don't tell them their pork in the goulash. there was always little things like that. so we didn't celebrate shabba. but it was a ritual that they would come to us after templeton campus, which com. okay, so let's say you're having white white wine. yes. i am so much. i was, i was in the middle and i are on our way to poland and, and feeling pretty queasy about it. that's totally understandable. your parents, a holocaust survivors from poland with a history like that. it's no wonder you feel that way. yes, it's painful response. i found the journey very inspiring so far. as a journalist, i spent a lot of time grappling with a problem today isn't enough. here we've seen diversity being experienced in a totally different way. i'm talking to you all i know is judaism is a lot of us, it's vibrant, broad lipstick a

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. >>> doña sonia como trabajadora en san francisco fue una de las primeras en perder su trabajo durantee desempleada. >>> esto significa mucho porque me están ahorrando de quedarme en la calle y que no me ayuden también sería otro problema, porque tenía la posibilidad de quedarme en la calle. >>> para gente que tiene este inconveniente el estado dará ayuda económica. >>> la gente que había aplicado antes de esta ley no necesita aplicar de nuevo, al regresar el estado va a simplemente pagar hasta 100% de la renta. >>> en el sitio web(ver información en pantalla) tiene la información que necesitay doña maría ahora espera recibir pronto los fondos. >>> estoy contenta porque me dieron una buena noticia de que como debo renta entonces pues, me felicitaron, porque ya muy aprobada. >>> para inquilinos tiene que estar impactado por covid tiene que tener pagos atrasados o a futuro y debe hacer su pago 15 días después de recibir su dinero. >>> gracias a dios ahora estoy segura: >>> un ")% de los calificarte son latinos, la moratoria estará efectiva hasta finales de septiembre también no le van a

electo de estados unidos, joe biden por la situación en la isla >> a nuestro pueblo lo están matando >> soniajoe biden que nos ayude >> el sudor se mezcló con la imagen de un pueblo herido >> estamos defendiendo a nuestros hermanos que sangraron y están por sangrar >> en washington javier noticias telemundo >> pero las manifestaciones no se limitaron en estados unidos en méxico la embajada de cuba fue escenario de concentración en la capital los ruenidos eran simpatizantes de la revolución castrista subrayaron el rechazo al bloqueo de estados unidos en panamá ambos mandos coincidieron grupos de la izquierda los contrarios al régimen reclamaron libertad y respeto a los derechos humanos ahora vamos a otros temas el presidente electo de estados unidos, joe biden , criticó hoy la orden de un juez de texas de declarar ilegal daca (programa de acción diferida) y prohibir nuevas solicitudes el presidente dice que solo el congreso puede tener una solución para los soñadores (dreamers) y maría vargas >> me siento mal me siento triste me siento enojada >> johana madre de dos hijos es de los miles de in

sonia, a lot can happen between now and september, nick?— and september, nick? that's right.re _ and september, nick? that's right. i think there are quite _ and september, nick? that's right. i think there are quite a _ and september, nick? that's right. i think there are quite a few _ and september, nick? that's right. i think there are quite a few people i think there are quite a few people who are _ think there are quite a few people who are feeling quite nervous even though— who are feeling quite nervous even though today it was called freedom day. though today it was called freedom day~ and _ though today it was called freedom day. and we had to prime minister and others — day. and we had to prime minister and others building up to this for weeks _ and others building up to this for weeks. first incredibly bullish comments can be freedom day, you don't _ comments can be freedom day, you don't have _ comments can be freedom day, you don't have to wear your masks, etc. the tone _ don't have to wear your masks, etc. the tone has— don't have to wear your masks, etc. the ton

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for now tom and sonia, thank you very much for joining us here on bbc news.. good evening. the tokyo olympics get underway this week — with the opening ceremony on friday injapan. but even so, the build—up to the games continues to be marred by coronavirus. 21 south african footballers and officials, are self—isolating, while six members of team gb�*s athletics squad were in isolation, but are now allowed to train away from other members as a precuation. here's rupert wingfield hayes, from tokyo, with the difficulties organisers face... i think they've been taken by surprise almost at every stage in the run—up to the olympics over the last weeks and months. if you think back to march, we were talking about having stadiums full of spectators. we were talking about no compulsory testing of people coming into the country, certainly no talk of athletes having to be vaccinated before they came into the country. and as time is going on and the covid pandemic has continued and then actually get worse here in japan last couple of months we've seen the olympic authori

but i mean the elevation of columbia, sonia then, america, ah, me, i don't know how i am federal capital this or not. if i'm in the talk with her because probably i live fully different sort of contact here the managing care . i will put them on the best try. you thought i would my husband come in for most kind of on the shelf and also so then you have to tell you this, the banners talk to me. most people. so those are some of them i thought, but it doesn't mean i mean that kind of policy then. yeah, we just don't know much about the fact i'm into a console just bundle bundle in the 09. yeah. john kieffer, i see something you know that we. 2 can get a lot of my boss. 2 once a month, you know, when i come in, i will not be for like a whole. we're not going to let people in the emphasis i'm in a couple cut by the score and told them of the moment on the lawn fella model c, j. maza franklin. could you tell me how come with general they've been doing and up until up up up up up up, up, up. i got somebody up there, but i got them. i don't know if i'm at the bottom that up or in the my foreman

so give me kim, sonia's for the foot yandell, kansas by video works for fatty coca cola as an advisor. but to make his dreams come true, he had to get his way at home 1st. yes. like in the well, maybe i got my high school diploma and that's all my parents wanted. so when we thought i wanted to go on to study at the university, i told them that if you can't help me, i'll go to the usa. i me, your, me away, but if i hadn't been able to go to university, you know, might be in the us today. ah, for to nato popular as the neo is, uncle is a history teacher. ah, he's established a small museum where he preserves the history and culture of his people. it was my a sweat on the myers, one shot explanations for the creation of the world. ok and where the v or the element of nature and water in air, the sun and the i stole and luna. i so really feel that the christian church demonized are my religion for them. it was the work of devils and state and things that way until close to the end of the 20th century. is that on january 29th, 1996 at mail a p. m. treaty with scientists. and only since the

so give me give sonia's for an answer for you in the can. sanders, as in the works of fatty coca cola, as an advisor, but to make his dreams come true. he had to get his way at home 1st. yes, i couldn't even maybe i got my high school diploma and that's all my parents wanted . so when we felt that i wanted to go on to study at the university, i told them that if you can help me go to the usa. i me, your, me away, but if i hadn't been able to go to university, you know, might be in the us today. ah, for to nato popular as the neo is, uncle is a history teacher. ah, he's established a small museum where he preserves the history and culture of his people less misled on the meyers explanations for the creation of the world. ok, and we're the v are the element of nature and water in air. the sun and the solar lunar i so rarely feel that the christian church so demonized are my religion for them. it was the work of devils and said things think that way until close to the end of the 20th century. is on january 29th, 1996 at mail a p treaty with sci

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and so i was able to fulfill my dream simply, if they took me kim sonia's for an account for it. and yet the cassandra, but as india worked for fed coca cola as an advisor, but to make his dreams come true, he had to get his way at home 1st. in the well, maybe i got my high school diploma and that's all my parents wanted. so when we thought i wanted to go on the study at the university, i told them that if you can't help me, i'll go to the usa, me your me away. but if i hadn't been able to go to university, you know, might be in the us today. ah, for to nato popular as the neo with uncle is a history teacher? ah, he's established a small museum where he preserves the history and culture of his people. left my sweater on the myers one explanations for the creation of the world. ok. and we're the v or the element of nature and water and air. the sun and the solar lunar i so really feel but the christian church demonized are my religion for them. it was the work of devils and said, that's it. and things that way until close to the end of the 20th century is on january 29th. 1996 at

the youngest when a world ready cabbage of history. 20 year old got to break to victory at ready at sonia, on sunday, finishing a minute, kill these rival. fittingly, you replaced the boss, toyota, yardi massey, la vala, as the youngest ever winning. i thought i was 22 when he was back in 2008. net almost both these. rob, thanks very much indeed. and that's all for this news are i will be back in a moment with more of the daisies, goodbye. ah ah ah, ah, ah, ah ah, the latest news as it breaks agriculture production across the north nigeria, greens, a serial production about if the decline with detail coverage that demands and not you've been made and you know many times before. now that allowed a death because they say that situation is much worse from around the world. and these external facebook systems is the government is following due process in the case. and that authorities act against violations of law across the world. young activists and organizes around them of motivated and politically engaged. the challenges they face couldn't be more daunting here. and we were the one who ha

with me are sonia sodha, who's the chief leader writerfor the observer, and christopher hope, the chiefical correspondent and assistant editor at the daily telegraph. welcome to both of you and lovely to see you again. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... let's start with the telegraph. it says that the government is set to drop restrictions for double vaccinated people and reopen the border to european and american travellers from next month. the daily mail reports the words of an unnamed senior minister who said that "covid is all over bar the shouting" after cases fell for a seventh consecutive day. the metro front page carries the story of a young man, aged 3a, who has died of covid after two weeks in coma. he had refused to get a jab and had told his doctors he wished "he could turn back time" to get one. the ft reports a warning from the imf that the limited access to covid vaccines by developing countries risks hindering the global economic recovery from the pandemic. the i sport leads with the news of american gymnast simone biles pulling out of the tokyo olympics women's te

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virus restrictions are being ease the infection rates are back to levels last seen during the winter, sonia ego has more on the plans to ease the restrictions in england. only in autumn are you going to start to see certain control measures being put into place to allow not only just the economy to open up, but open up responsibly as well. and the guys being that if you can control that and that should hopefully allow for people to open up fully and in a responsible way. now what needs to happen is that you either have to prove that you've had to back scenes, or that you've proven, given a negative test the day before, the area, the way you planned to go to. but it's also adding another burden of cost to businesses as well as they're going to be the ones that have to sort of put in the infrastructure to, to be able to put in that way of proving that dinah's or people who want to go out all able to do so in that, but this is just also just one measure that's being put in place in the face of the supposed opening up of the country on the 19th of july. when now the legal obligations are going

thank you. sonia, when you go in london, russia has reported its highest single day record of coal, with 19 related dest send. it recorded more than 25000, hugh infections down slightly from the previous day, late his outbreak is being blamed on. the delta vary in almost half a new cases are in moscow. health officials are speeding up the countries vaccination program. by us present, joe biden has called on russia's leader vladimir putin to crack down on 5 criminals last weekend. more than a 1000 businesses worldwide were affected by ransomware attack cyber security. go say it originated from russia. our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has more. lots of concern at the white house is concern from ordinary americans who have been victimized by these ongoing routes and were attack so the impacts have been felt with the rest were attack on the colonial pipeline. that also occurred recently that resulted in americans not being able to fuel their gas tags in some cases for up to a week. and then we also saw the meat packing industry effective. and that of course, impacted the the s

it is more than just a matter of pride, but perhaps also of a legacy of his own making. sonia eagle hodges era. ah, this is all, these are the top stories. genesis president says he's dismissed by mr. haitian machine and he suspended parliament for 30 days. the speaker, the parliament says the move is unconstitutional. really enact a party, has labeled it coo, extra security for units have been deployed around the parliament building. president guy said, says he's taking over executive powers and will appoint a new prime minister. i don't, i wouldn't. you have to have a sudden the 1st decision is to freeze all the powers of the parliament. if the constitution does not allow the parliament to be dissolved, but it does not stand in the way of freezing all the word. and i will said, the 2nd decision is to lift the immunity of all members of parliament. and for those of whom a cases related, i will take care over the public prosecution. 28th nigerian children have been reunited with their parents weeks after they were kidnapped by armed men. the children returned to the town and could do the s

no one else sonia and she hasn't have not been persecuted for their faith, but their neighbor malala was in 2015. malala cousin had won a hand of cards against some muslim players. in retaliation. religious fanatics accused her cousin of burning the koran and the countries blasphemy laws mean people convicted of insulting islam can be sentenced to death. so i mean, they're looking to feel the muslims were shouting and started rounding up people through the village and he's already but my husband and i decided to flee immediately. they for joshua, no judge of the muslim set fire to our house, burning all our belongings. so see the hostile c c sound. they even went to the church and opened fire on a girl school, who also equaling on the priest had to intervene to prevent a massacre going up though not enough. malala found refuge in the slum of his lumber. but today she works as a seamstress. she's forgiven her attack is the i took him because he won't be much of the christians. we do not consider ourselves poor or a need. only god is testing to look and my son or do many muslims also l

it is more than just a matter of pride, but perhaps also of a legacy of his own making. sonia eagle hodges era. ah, this is all, these are the top stories, june. his he is, president says he's dismissed prime minister. he said she, she and he suspended parliament. the head of parliament is calling it unconstitutional. president said, says he's taking over executive power and will appoint a new prime minister. 28 nigerian children have been reunited with their parents weeks after they were kidnapped by armed men. and children returned to their town and could do an estate on sunday, but 87 others are still in captivity. the army of democratic republic of congo, says troops have freed more than 150 people in utility province, that taking hostage by a militia called the allied democratic forces, or adf, adf has been blamed for thousands of death and eastern d. r. c is suspected of ambushing and killing 16 civilians as the return from market on thursday. united states says it will increase its air strikes on the taliban if they continue with their offensive report suggest the taliban has taken

so as i was discussing with sonia, kimberly, it looks like the case marching on regardless with the eating of restrictions. how much of an audience is that in the us to clean the u. s. administration for the message of cautiousness from the w h. o. well certainly that is something that the public health officials and the buyer and coven response team take very seriously. if the same time the united states feels that it has been leading the efforts globally in terms of vaccinations. and the hope is that that trajectory will continue, but the big challenge in the united states remains vaccine hesitancy. and so that's why we're going to hear from the us president in the coming hours about how he believes he can meet that by the end of the week. the estimate is that 160000000 americans will be fully vaccinated. but of course, there are more than 350000000 americans, and so they're still a long way to go in terms of getting the population fully vaccinated in day bears. reminding that the white house had said a target of at least 70 percent of all americans receiving at least one backs a nation

will get warmer, sonia and fall, wetter over the course of a century. a report from leading scientists as the country needs to prepare for more extreme conditions as the global climate changes. and it's going to go to go reports the past few weeks alone. have shown that the u. k. isn't ready. the is this, the new normal facing the u. k. a climate warning that is now all to real, from severe flooding to more extreme heat, unusual for the dial, a pattern the country is struggling to cope with the shift in the baseline. what we regard as normal, what that is changing, and we say a lot of these examples in our data, for example, 34 degrees celsius recorded in 7 in the last 10 years on the, the 50 years before that there was 7 times in the previous 50 years before that, so something that was relatively unusual is becoming much more common. for the past 30 years alone, not any has the u. k, warmed by point 9 degrees celsius. it is also become 6 percent wet on paper that may seem a small difference. in reality, this is the effect the infrastructure is simply u

levels last seen during the winter as bringing for new gay a go lie for us in london, new measures sonia being brought in to try and contain the spread of the virus. well, fully yes. only in autumn you going to start to see certain control measures being put into place to allow not only just the economy token up, but to open up responsibly as well. and the guys being that if he can control back and that should hopefully allow for people to open up fully and in a responsible way. now what needs to happen is that you either have to prove that you've had to back scenes, or that you've proven a given a negative test the day before, the area, the way you plan to go to. now a lot of people within the hospitality industry though, all quite concerned about this, saying that this is going to was predominately affect younger people as well. it's going to put really a stamp on the so called spontaneous economy, where you really have to think can plan before going before going out. i don't need that, but it's also, i think, another bird and all the cost to businesses as well as they're going to be t

you are literally going after those and a sonia sotomayor revenue because frankly the europeans haveot been innovators. they have pretty strong democracy by trying to break out of it special in the netherlands and definitely president macron of france have made a huge difference in pushing the innovation direction. taxing american companies and not the solution. if there's a tax on companies that is reasonable around the world that allocates money to where it is being made, i think they can live with that and that the fair approach countries copd the world equally and that's welcome. i understand the frustration of companies. they need tax policy but we see the same thing with american companies in our 50 states. we are to be sensitive to that as well and companies are moving rent for various public policy reasons whether its it's coe taxation or right to work laws. that is just our reality. >> won the debate picking up steam on the other hand, right now is not antitrust and the tech sector, competition. he recently tweeted package of antitrust bills that were passed through house ju

thomas lincoln was content to be a farmer, ajax ohanian if there ever was a jack sonia. but young abraham lincoln has other dreams. he has no use whatsoever for the agrarian life. he goes into some short-lived business in new salem, not that it succeeds, not that it's prosperous, but he keeps trying at it until finally, he gets himself elected to the illinois state legislature in 1834. and he will serve for terms and the illinois state legislature. he is a -- and went almost wants to say that he's a wigs awake. because his entire attitude, in contrast with his father and in contrast with jeffersonian a great years and him, and contrast with andrew jackson, but abraham lincoln embraces is the entire week ethos. of self transformation, of henry clay's american system. henry clay in fact will be for lincoln but lincoln calls his beau ideal of a statesman. and he is a much more suspicious and what he has to say about andrew jackson. it's not entirely a matter of applause. so, the words we looked at last time where lincoln is talking about how the prudent panelist beginner of

so give me, give sonia's for in the foot. and yandell comes and goes by india works for federico, kassawa as an advisor, but to make his dreams come true. he had to get his way at home. first us again, we will, maybe i got my high school diploma and that's all my parents wanted. so when we thought i wanted to go on to study at the university, i told them that if you can't help me, oh, go to the usa. i mean, you're me away. but if i hadn't been able to go to university, i'd be in the us today. ah, for to not to popular as the newest uncle is a history teacher. ah, he's a stablished a small museum where he preserved the history and the culture of his people was misled on the meyers on explanations for the creation of the world. ok. and where the v or the element of nature and water in air, the sun and the solar lunar i so rarely feel that the christian church demonized are my religion for them. it was the work of devils and said and things think that way until close to the end of the 20th century. is it on january 29th? 1990. a

some native sonia from a notice all the commerce costs reopen to after a 9 months quarantine. strict safety measures remain in place. authority. these cop mandated using job phase must to enter stores and shopping centers. phase shells are widely used and hand washing facilities had been installed in the streets, but it has not been enough for all the highest per capita death rate in the world. the government's response to the crisis has been widely criticized. the one that gave those this arrived too late for the management of the pandemic is a complete disgrace, especially for the previous president. one, now at least the fighter seemed the last to peak self infection seen through have coincided with the political crisis that in both cases left to massive demonstrations. the 1st one was in november when political instability led to 3 precedents in one week. the 2nd wave of protest is happening right now. the reason a controversial presidential election, one of the candidates cried fraud. why the other claims? there is a plan to still has victory. supporters from both sides have tak

you have somebody like sonia plot and the bell jar that they know the one bind it was they executed the rosenberg's. and they had a real understanding of the madness that was engulfing american particularly the women and then of course angels in america the play where apple's ghost meets up with roy cohn and he could have spent the whole hour talking about the 230 prosecutors who coached david in his perjury and then went off to work. we haven't talked about this real fear of communism. it wasn't existential fear as if russia had the bomb. why -- this was a very scary time for many people and the scaremongering was whipped up into fear of communists and all jewish or communist so there was that element as well. and the misogyny of the judge who in his final speech accused ethel of being a full-fledged partner in the crime and a crime that's worth the murder and he blamed ethel and julius for the korean war. completely over the top in his indictment and his sentencing. she was only two and a quarter years older than julius therefore she must be the master. you cannot most learn more abou

my gratitude to sonia stevens for her support and to my colleagues in advancement in particular vice president of college relations for believing that this is possible. thank you to dorothy, the faculty to the communications team especially and to the alumni association. the center is lucky to collaborate often with of the office of diversity equity and inclusion and the division of student life and so thank you to the vice president of equity and inclusion, vice president for student life and the associate dean of students for community and inclusion. a special expression of gratitude to the assistant professor and for delivering the first invitation to setting all of this in motion. thanks to the fantastic team at media services. i'm blessed to have an extraordinary team myself at the center including our student ambassadors and a special thanks in particular for the brilliant and tireless work of the assistant director of the center and now, the central part of that team, part of the heart and soul and for that and her friendship i am forever grateful. >> in my 19 years at college

and professor melissa murray of and why you law school who was a law clerk for justice sonia sotomayor on the federal bench prior to her nomination to the supreme court. welcome to all three of you. thank you for joining us tonight. actually, i want to start with you. i want to start with something charlie sykes wrote about in the bulwark about the gop and voting restrictions. he says i hope democrats are putting too much confidence in the biden economy. the infrastructure bill will overcome the social issues as well as the attack on the elections. this is something the gop is completely behind and the base is very motivated and very fired up to do which i can't remember anything quite like this. he's saying the gop is fully behind this voter suppression voter restrictions stuff and the economy and infrastructure be damned for now. uc ture be>> he's not entirely wrong, rather. first of all speaking more general to his broader point, with all the issues you could put the voting restrictions in two that are incredibly important in the republican party. you are seeing former president tru

bring in nbc's justice correspondent pete williams, melissa murray, legal analyst and former clerk to soniauling in favor of mississippi do as it relates to abortion in this country? >> it depends on what the court says. if the court finds a narrow way to uphold the mississippi law, which would ban abortion after 15 weeks without overturn roe v. wade, it would open the door to other states to try something similar. the mr. emis if you say well it's okay to ban abortion before viability, which is what roe and the follow-on case called casey basically said to the court you can't do that before viability. if the court says yes, you can, then what's the difference between 15 weeks and two weeks or zero weeks? if the court were to completely overturn roe v. wade those rulings say states can't ban it. if those decisions are off the books, states could if they wanted 24 states almost certainly would. 21 states almost certainly would not and would continue to allow it, and then the question is what would happen in those other five. this has always been lurking in the background of this case, becaus

some countries like ireland as sonia and hungry, have not find out fail jeremiah, finance minister, or shells its optimistic. he described the deal ascii, close old progress in tackling tax avoidance, the minimum, real great advantage for democracy and for fan gilbert station. and it will give us a chance to do and erase to the now, just after we are fighting against corporate 19 and we are taking a lot of steps to fight against the house crisis to fight against the economic crisis. it's absolutely necessary that we take this, and i'm really, really happy that we are not joined by the abuse band that he got who is in venice at a g 20 meeting at band. why this agreement now? but the d. 20 countries need money after the cobra prize. it's said they want to generate up to 150000000000 years more revenue a year. they have to see if the estimates are correct. but anyway, that's the window of opportunity to do it. now, because genet jelena the new us finance minister is also pushing for this now. and she's setting on betting on international cooperation. now this is your, the trumpet and mini

in gill roye, california, sonia reyes, daughter of mexican immigrants and mother of two, put herselfecently saved enough to move out of her parent's home. rehannah, an accountant in philadelphia has $200,000 in student debt for her degree in historic preservation and 34-year-old joe caputo in oklahoma city worked odd jobs for years. all college fwrads, heading toward middle age, scraping by. >> you know, i have a four-year degree. i have -- i was honorably discharged from the military. worked overseas. never been arrested. never failed a class. yet i still feel like i'm mind behind the eight-ball. there's no doubt you guys had it easier than we do. >> like travis said no matter what you accomplish or feel like you accomplish you don't feel like you're moving forward in life. you don feel like you can actually become a full adult. >> we had to move from san jose to gill roy because san jose was just too expensive. paul: you're a two-income family, and you can't afford to buy a house in gill roy? >> no, the houses in gill roy are a bit cheaper than san jose but not like to the point wh

to discuss the politics at play, msnbc legal analyst melissa murray, a former law clerk to justice sonia sotomayor, and nick is back with us. how could this case potentially alter reproductive rights in the united states, melissa? >> mississippi has offered the court two different paths for dismantling reproductive rights. the first path, is to vitiate viability, which is the marker at which the fetus can survive outside the room. you cannot regulate previability but you can post-viability. mississippi has asked the court to do away with viability as a salient concept. the more maximalist approach that it offers the court is to completely overrule "roe v. wade" and "planned parenthood versus casey." >> melissa, how do the justices consider the political atmosphere, the political ramifications in a case like this? >> i think it's hard for them not to consider it. at least some members of the court. there are certainly many members of the court who seem eager to take up this challenge you. only need four votes to get a case on the court's docket, there are clearly four votes to take this c

she was a former law clerk to justice sonia sotomayor and nick ra thad. how could this case potentially alter reproductive rights in the united states? >> mississippi has offered the court two different paths for dismantling reproductive rights, which is where the fetus can be outside the womb. you can regulate post-viability. mississippi asked the court to do away with that. the more maximalist approach that mississippi offered to the court is to completely overrule its existing precedence, roe recovery, and planned parenthood versus casey. >> melissa, the decision could come next summer months before the 2022 midterms. how do the justices consider the political atmosphere, the political ramifications in that case like this? >> i think it's hard for them not to consider it. there's certainly many medications of the court who seem eager to take up this challenge. you only need four votes to get a case on the court's docket. so there are clearly four votes to take this case and to hear it. but we also know that chief justice john roberts, who's the institu

. >> i would now like to recognize sonia for five minutes. >> thank you for your attention to this issue it. it is as you know, i think very strongly actions of jewel is despicable. being from northern california, i am proud of what we did both the state level and local level to partner with legislatures and local governments around the country to really make a significant positive impact in the public health issues are te smoking prayed in a sea of san francisco-based area openings and founders graduated from the school design. and at stanford, with a due date is as i think despicable. we should not be talking about for my view the ability to continue to market and distribute this product todn you with people in particular. but we should be personally holding them accountable. but, commissioner in 2018 the surgeon general declared a youth vaping epidemic. and in 2020, we've also seen it doesn't 218 and also as you know. [speaking spanish]. between 22017 and 2019 a number of high school vaping doubled from 12 percent to 29 percent and in the same period of time, the jewel went from 29 pe

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. >> operator: sonia, we've got a caller 13 who's calling in that might be justin. is that you, justin? mr. zucker, is that you on the phone? >> sorry for the technical difficulties. i don't know what's going on. yes. if you could, please, the homeowner, misung kim, she would like to be elevated, as well, so they can provide a few statements. >> clerk: okay. i'm sorry. could you take care of that, as well? >> operator: yes. okay. mr. zucker, there is a bit of an echo on yours, as well. >> okay. i will go on mute. >> clerk: okay. then the first -- i'm sorry. regarding the order of presentation, there will be -- same as with our priority meeting. there's going to be seven minutes for the department and the appellant to present their case. then, there will be public comment for two minutes each. then, there will be rebuttal time for three minutes each. so the first to present their case will be the department, and i think that's deputy director duffy. >> -- if i do cut out, let me know, and i will try to make alternate arrangements. so this is, as you know, the appeal