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sonia, you encouraged the? i _ starting to go down. sonia, you encouraged the?ou encouraged the? i think it's - encouraged the? i think it's interesting _ encouraged the? i think it's interesting it's _ encouraged the? i think it's interesting it's the - encouraged the? i think it's interesting it's the only - encouraged the? i think it's interesting it's the only one encouraged the? i think it's - interesting it's the only one study, is clear from this story what the effects are. so if it's another little bit in our armour of protection against covid is clearly not a bad thing. but nothing in this story suggests that it provide you with a level of protection, that vaccination of two against covid does. i would like somebody to read the story and think oh i have a cold and now i don't need to get the job. let's end with out and john. the prince of wales says given him his companion of honour insignia at windsor castle. are you and elton john fan david? j windsor castle. are you and elton john fan david?— john fan david? i was looking at this picture. _ john fan

sonia, what are your hopes or exoectations — days. the summit, - days. sonia, what are your hopes or expectations from the summit, do | days. sonia, what are your hopes or i expectations from the summit, do you think this is going to make meaningful progress or is it blah blah blah as greta thunberg keeps telling us? i blah blah as greta thunberg keeps tellint us? ., �* ~' blah blah as greta thunberg keeps tellint us? ., �* ,, �*, , ., telling us? i don't think it's blah blah blah but — telling us? i don't think it's blah blah blah but i _ telling us? i don't think it's blah blah blah but i think— telling us? i don't think it's blah blah blah but i think the - telling us? i don't think it's blah blah blah but i think the jury - telling us? i don't think it's blah blah blah but i think the jury is i blah blah but i think thejury is still very much out on the final negotiation that comes out of this does take us far enough to stop at the moment we know that the commitments countries have made to reduce emissions just aren't enough to av

sonia sodha from | to leave it there.e horrific acts. i have asked the health sector to take three key actions in light of these events. the nhs has written to all trusts, asking for all marjorie access to be reviewed under current titus, second and independent lee charity was already under way to exactly what occurred at the trust which the report to me. i've asked the human tissue authority for advice on whether changes are required to our existing regulations, so that comment from the secretary of state for health and social care, sajid javid, in response to the david fuller case. four teenagers have been convicted of murdering the schoolboy keon lincoln outside his home in birmingham injanuary. they'll be sentenced later this month. a jury is still considering a murder charge against a fifth teenager. keon lincoln, aged 15, was shot in the stomach while on the ground, despite making attempts to escape the attack, but was later pronounced dead. more than 40 countries have promised to phase out coal power in an agreemen

professor sonia gibson _ is the united states.ted states. professor. sonia gibson rankin, appreciate you being with us. the polish government has denied that the country's strict abortion laws are responsible for the recent death of a 30—year—old woman — who had complications with her pregnancy but wasn't able to get a termination. huge protests have been held in warsaw, and other polish cities, calling for the near total ban on abortion to be scrapped. poland is one of the most devoutly catholic countries in europe. courtney bembridge has this report. crowd chanting. chanting, "not one more". tens of thousands of protesters marched to the health ministry in warsaw, after the death of a pregnant woman reignited the debate over the country's strict abortion laws. it has been a year since the poland's constitutional court ruled in favour of a near—total ban on abortion. protesters are highlighting the recent case of a 30—year—old woman who died halfway through her pregnancy. her family says doctors had been aware of severe faecal de

. >> sonia, it's [indiscernible]. i've got a telephone contact for him. >> clerk: okay. madam president, what do you think? >> well, i think we can take a little bit of a recess, but i am a little bit concerned about giving special treatment to anybody. i don't think it's common procedure that if somebody doesn't come up, that we would treat them differently, and i don't want to treat them differently than any other person that comes before this board. >> clerk: okay. so did you just want to take a five-minute recess then, so -- >> yeah, let's take a five-minute recess. so it's 9:15, and at >> i just want to point out that under the building code section for the abatement appeals board there's a [indiscernible] for the hearing. normally, the order of abatement would stand. although that would be more of an appeal, i think it also stands at a request for a hearing. >> clerk: okay. it looks like there is a caller now, so caller, could you please press star, three if you would like to speak? >> the hand is raised. >> clerk: the hand is raised. let me give you the host duty

washington post aquí grupos de exiliados salieron a mostrar su apoyo si cuba está en la calle miami también soniaia >> miami florida a solo 90 millas al norte de cuba es el epicentro de caravanas de cubanos en el país >> el pueblo de cuba no está solo >> muchos hogares de muchos cubanos para impedir >> prisioneros políticos del 11 de julio de mil que encarcelaron >> la caravana comenzó con la participación dos los exildos >> 54 años aquí porque yo no voy si la cuba no es libre >> 43 años mi corazón está en cuba >>líderes de países como nicaragua méxico italia pidieron la convocatoria >> están arriesgando todo en cuba >> 200 vehículos convocados al destino final al centro de la ciudad de miami se tomaron calles de la avenida para llegar a la torre de libertad donde llegaron flotillas de embarcaciones portaban la rosa blanca símbolo le envían mensaje >> estados unidos tiene que entender que cuba es el cáncer más malo que hay en latinoérica >> los organizadores dicen que más de 100 organizaciones cubanas piden el cese a la represión >> la tragedia por la estampida humana en el festival de houston su

with me are sonia sodha, chief leader writer at the observer and david bond, deputy political editorf the evening standard. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... "a bit of a cop out" is the metro's verdict on boris johnson for what the paper calls his refual "to apologise for his handling of sleaze", as video suggests that tory mp, sir geoffrey cox, was doing private work from his house of commons desk. the former tory attorney general earned more than £5.5 million for 10,700 hours of work on his second job, according to the daily mail, which dubbs him the "mp with no shame". the i reports that the conservative chief whip mark spencer authorised sir geoffrey cox working away from parliament. the guardian says sir geoffrey skipped 12 recent votes on days when he was doing paid legal work. the paper also headlines tonight's major development at cop26 in glasgow — a pledge from america and china to work together to cut greenhouse gases. the times also has that surprise announcement from the us and china, below its main picture story of sir eltonjohn being given the order of the compa

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pero sonia, su hijo mayor, su hija de 16 años que llegó el mes pasado de guatemala y sus dos sobrinosia muy grande. estamos a doloridos. estamos mal. >> ni los vecinos, ni los amigos ni la propia familia se pueden explicar cómo quedar atrapos en el tercer piso y no pudieron salir a tiempo. >> cómo una casa tan grande de tres plantaso tiene una salida de emergencia, al arma contra incendio. >> autoridades investigan las causas del incendio que en minutos se llevó todo.a comunidad se ha unido para ayudar con los gastos de los funerales. >> (música). >> al regresar a noticias telemundo, la familia de vanessa guillén y otros protestantes llegaron a washington para demandar justicia. cada vez más expertos piden la aprobación de los repasos de la aprobación de los repasos de la vacuna contra la covid-19 para si damian lillard hubiera dejado que sus 6 all-star se le subieran a la cabeza nunca habría tenido el corazón para retribuirle a las calles que lo formaron. eso es el espíritu luchador. eso es lo que hace un león. modelo. elaborada para aquellos con un espíritu luchador. las fiestas com

i've been speaking to sonia gipson rankin, a law professor at the university of new mexico.eart of the matter. so, we are at a pretty unique moment. as of friday, the united states department of labour occupational safety and health administration released their official regulations called an emergency temporary standards, and what they said was that, as you just mentioned, everyone must be vaccinated or agree to weekly testing, and if you're not vaccinated, weekly testing and wearing a mask. the response that is coming from the petitioners, and this is a group of states, private organisations, religious organisations, have argued that osha is exceeding their federal limits, that they're impeding on interstate commerce and they're really stepping into things that belong to the states to decide, and that this is outside of the boundaries of workplace safety. osha you mentioned there, the occupational safety and health administration. so what is the test that the court needs to determine where federal authority begins and ends? well, we're going to be at a place, this is littl

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we are to will fair sonia house and $2.00 in full one visa, one visa. that is for visa for hotel. unfortunately, our ill that company were you purchased out the tour? is it a turkish company? no, it does her. it our company. how did you find out that there is a way, a lot of what people and come to her and go and when we can, they said no way to go. a lot of people go, my brother go to the german, you in this air rock. we bought car gall, everything to come here. you sold your cars is and valuable thing. yes. to get my yes it's right now we don't have anything but i was counseling roscoe of putting the questions. then we can go live again night to konstantin at the porter and good morning t m. we heard earlier today that the red cross had managed to deliver some supplies to these people that the bold border i'm just described to us the situation at the moment. well, hello andrew. well, the situation remains a tense. we know that several, myron said tried to breach the art wire, fat, and last night. details are still sketchy, but according to the bellow versus border guard, at leas

so under this article, $44.00 of coalitions of the willing so lot be as sonia and lithuanian, poland can say we're going to, we have, if i knew it were the threat and the entire block has to, because of ukraine would say that, ok, so they the small countries, smaller population, they can go be by vigilant and, and bring the entire european union into a potential hot war over ukraine, over barrows, against russia. this is insanity. go ahead, john. though as the saying goes, peter, beware of small states and these countries in eastern europe have failed to go over the issues arising from the 2nd world war. visa be the soviet union, visa v collaboration and large part with the nazis edge from those countries. and they still see russia as a sort of union, which is 2, they are very, very great discredit. and on a more present level, if i me, i cannot myself foresee any circumstance in which any rate thinking german belgian dutch a tau in a friend saw to be willing to give their lives for the e. u. i cannot, i cannot foresee any circumstance in which any of those soldiers would be inspired

we can now speak to sonia gipson rankin, a law professor at the university of new mexico and former presidentawyers association. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for coming on the programme-— thank you for coming on the rouramme. . ~ i. ., ., programme. thank you for having me. even programme. thank you for having me- even the _ programme. thank you for having me. even the current climate - programme. thank you for having me. even the current climate in i me. even the current climate in the united states and the justice system under the spotlight, what is your reaction to this verdict? my reaction to this verdict? my reaction is _ reaction to this verdict? m reaction is that this reaction to this verdict? mg reaction is that this was the right decision and i am really grateful that thejury right decision and i am really grateful that the jury took the time to go through the evidence very carefully and to appropriately married out justice. appropriately married out 'ustice. �* ., ., ~ justice. and what do you think the role here _ justice. and what do you think the role here th

cross the border into poland. thousands of desperate people remain stranded in freezing conditions. sonia gregory, they trudged carefully along the razor. white fence with banner were seen guards nearby watched on by polish border police in no man's land. when many others are still trapped, schumann collateral, and a war of words between the european union and russian allies. belarus overnight into saturday polish police, said ben ricin gods, these strobe and headlights out them to hamper their vision. tactic, they say to allow more migrants to pass through the fence near the town of chit chat. yet there are many who continued to make the journey. freezing temperatures, a lack of water, food, and medical attention make this a dangerous prospect. for malick, a heavily pregnant iraqi woman, it was a risk worth taking. she and her family landed and belarus from dubai in the beginning of october, trying several times to enter the e. u. a 1000 shall eshola. this has been the most tiring. 2 months of my life. we even fell into a pond water reach up to here. i fell and we didn't have clothes. th

now it's going to be even harder to get your hands on a playstation 5 amid the global chip shortage sonia. now that will be cutting down production due to components and logistic constraints, instead of its goal of producing 16000000 playstation 5 units. if now slashing that number to 15000000. the shortage has been affecting the technology industry for more than a year now with other game companies such as microsoft and intend also feeling the sting. and let me tell you something as somebody who is you follow the show. you know, i'm a bit of a game or myself, i hear it all the time about how hard it is to get one of these new counsels amid the semiconductor shortage them in production issue. and supply chain constraints. it's just crazy. and that's it for this time. you catch boom bust on demand on the portable tv app available on smartphones and tablets, google play, and the apple app store by searching portable tv affordable tv can also be downloaded on samsung smart tv. roku devices were simply go to portable dot tv. what's the next step? mm. i we're empowering ourselves to be more ef

this all is sonia the edible ho willa with the output . with all feel, the connie of the biggest was slade, lola. he, alum, luna, is a must bach warm, awful call is love. the he's medical that was over the development is my leave for be 30. couldn't fall with coma to be he had the is sherika my a lula feel alan hostile, almost all the court. what wall forgot the local melissa alia luma. phillip was over the defense amnesty international also took legal action against pegasus. the accused party this time was the israeli defense ministry itself being the official body that approves and authorizes the selling of spyware. we are disappointed and we will have to see what the court decides with the ruling on the case itself. now we hope that the court will decide the way, shoot, and revoke and so's security license and is really court dismissed the case. i, mr. international said, quote, among whom of evidence was ignored, and called the court. a robber stump to the defense ministers, impunity to human rights violations. my accident to the court

here is sonia edwards, dusty, well pretty patel. the home secretary is being accused of totally losing control of the current crisis on the english channel class. she's being accused of double standards when it comes to how the united kingdom protects borders. you remember 3 years ago pre to patel said that she would make crossings on the english channel, an infrequent phenomenon. then later on more recently, she said she would shut off the route entirely, making it on viable. but what we've seen this year is up to 25000 people of cross english channel headed to the british shoals. in the last few weeks, numerous occasions over a 1000 people have made that perilous journey. and very sadly, in recent weeks, around 10 people have lost their lives, making that journey too well. both sides of the english channel is simply blaming each other. what we're seeing is a slight tit for tat, coming from the british and the french, basically a wall of words. but the united kingdom, as says that, the french refusing to keep its word on a joint pa

. >> how could this possibly be is basically what justice sonia sotomayor said in her dissent when thisent up to the supreme court. we all remember they did nothing for 24 hours this was challenged, and then they said, you know what, this is just so procedurally complicated we're going to have to let thegs law stay in effect while we kind of sort it out. but you can bring other challenges to us. now, let's remember this is another challenge now. it's the department of justice and abortion providers saying we're coming back up with a new question. can we sue? and who can we sue? but to your question of how can this happen, let's imagine that you hurt your ankle, you go to a doctor and your doctor says, god, that's a bad break i'm really not sure, walk on it for a few more weeks and then come back to me. and maybe come back to me and i'll have a better sense when you're more injured what to do. that's essentially what the supreme court did here. >> yeah, that's a good analogy. many thanks to jeksssica levins joining us there and explaining it to us. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming

you are, as we noted, you were a law clerk for supreme court justice sonia sotomayor. how much does popular opinion, how much does an opinion poll like that play in the deliberations of the justices, or does public opinion not factor in at all? >> well, the justices deliberate in a black box. no one admitted to their conferences but the other justices. so no one actually knows what happens there. i think we all do know that the justices are susceptible to public opinion. they have to be because the court relies on its own legitimacy with the public in order to ensure that its decisions are on course. it is not like congress, not like the president, it cannot raise an army, it cannot withhold funds, all it has to make us obey with the decisions is its own legitimacy. they were not partisan, they were not partisan hacks. what they did was above board. for the first time in as long as there has been polling, the supreme court's polling numbers were abysmally low and many people saw that as the public response to what happened in the texas sb-8 case. >> melissa murray, eve

amy: we spoke to sonia shah last year, cites investigative journalist, author of "pandemic: trackingcontagion from cholera to ebola and beyond." i asked her about the connection between the climate crisis and coronavirus. >> the climate crisis is resulting in 10,000 -- heads of thousands of wild species moving into new places. that will contribute to this broader phenomenon of people and why left coming into new contact. we can see with deforestation that when you cut down the trees where bats roost, they don't just go away. they, into your back gardens and farms and yards instead, and that allows people and bats to come into new contact andhe microbes that live in their bodies, which show because of disease, can spill over into human bodies. that is how we turn animal microbes into these epidemic and pandemic-causing pathogens. amy: jeni miller, your final comment? >> you know, the outcomes for cop are still being negotiated. we want to see strong commitment to limiting warming to 1.5. we want to see strengthened funding for adaptation that is given to lower income countries so they

luke and sonia said let's go to the pool.her dad is a fool. [ laughter ] she couldn't eat cereal. it got that pathetic. they threw spoons at the mailman to prove he's magnetic. [ laughter ] so dot sat at the window and became very bitter while her dizzy brained mother read nonsense on twitter. don't tread on me is mom's new favorite slogan and dad got dewormed on advice from joe rogan. [ laughter ] dot needed some help to convince mom and dad that vaccines save lives and they're not something bad. and experts she thought might turn them around like that doc on tv who dad says is a clown. so she wrote a long e-mail to the wise dr. fauci. do you think you could come here and sit on our couchy? to explain this vaccine and hopefully soon because my parents have doubts and we're all out of spoons. [ laughter ] so fauci wrote back and said dot, my dear, if i came to your house your parents would sneer. what we've learned over here at cdc.gov is the best messenger is someone they love. that's you, little dot. they'll listen to you.

justice sonia sotomayor, pressed the attorney arguing for the gun group, on which history was relevant, at least four if not five states restricted on concealed arms. after the civil war, there were many, many more such states, some included in their constitution that you can have a right to arms but not concealed. i don't know how to get past that history. without you sort of making it up, saying there's a right to control states that has never been exercised in the entire history of the united states as to how far they can go in saying this poses a danger. reporter: chief justice john roberts asked one of the attorneys arguing in support of the new york law why someone should have to show a special need to exercise a constitutional right. >> so why do you have to show in this case, convince somebody that you're entitled to exercise your second amendment right? you can say the right is limited in a particular way, just as first amendment rights are the idea that you need a license limited. to exercise the right i think is unusual in the context of the bill of rights. >> that showed on

we will provide it to sonia and she can forward it tothe commission . >> if i have any questions i'll field them to you. i don't want to deliberate rightnow because i'm not that informed about it if you could do that it would begreat . >> always available to answer any of the questions you might have . >> iq . >> iq, commissionermoss . >> ideal this time.>> president: i'm just back to the bulletin as well. in regards to ... just wanted to get through here. i can see a lot of problems here with this. i mean, from the builders space i'm just triggering them off here and i know the influence. as it stands right now if i put an application intothe apartment and i on hold ? does this getresolved if you don't meet that criteria ? >> there was a date of us rescinding that so if we have these applications filed prior to that date you could still get it. not creating any new applications. under this rule. >> president: it's on hold right now. but it's not on hold, we will stillreview it . >> president: as you know, we're in a land lot. we're very unique and we are, we've always had a difficult

tomorrow's front pages at 10:30pm and 11:30pm this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are soniand david bond, deputy political editor of the evening standard. do tune in for our paper review. the united states and china promised joint action on climate change. the former conservative cabinet minister sir geoffrey cox says he does not believe he broke the rules after pictures emerged showing him using his westminster office for private work. at midnight tonight, people working in care homes in england have to be double jab against covid. 0wners fear it could mean that 80% of their staff will leave. let's cross over to the bbc sport centre. thank you very much indeed. good evening. england's hopes of making the final of the men's t20 world cup hopes have ended after a five—wicket loss to new zealand in abu dhabi. joe wilson has more. 3000 miles from yorkshire, this team knows what's at stake. that crisis in cricket culture is discussed, says the captain. whatever county they came through, his players he says share their experiences. he stands by the diversity and unity of his side

. >> caller: my name is sonia, and i'm calling to express my opposition to thisproposal .at the last hearing you had directors respond to specific setup issues and unfortunately thesame exact concerns still apply today less housing, no rear yard open space . no affordability, no hardship . zoning reclassification and on top of this we have learned the same exact number of housing units can be created in a code compliant and sensible manner but the developer is unwilling to do so. over 200 real neighbors of both the current design if they want to seea more reasonable housing project . please deny the cu and variance applications and direct the developer to come back with a code compliant project that can support. >> hello commissioners, my name is tim wu and i'm a neighbor in the area. i have doubts about the mixed affordable housingtrend . and for that reason i oppose it. 15 crisis ads show 4000 a month fortwo-bedroom slacks and existing buildings our neighborhood . those sponsors daily. the injury rate is in that range. since new constructionexpects to be closer to 5000 ,

. >> caller: my name is sonia, and i'm calling to express my opposition to thisproposal . the last hearing you had directors respond to specific setup issues and unfortunately thesame exact concerns still apply today less housing, no rear yard open space . no affordability, no hardship . zoning reclassification and on top of this we have learned the same exact number of housing units can be created in a code compliant and sensible manner but the developer is unwilling to do so. over 200 real neighbors of both the current design if they want to seea more reasonable housing project . please deny the cu and variance applications and direct the developer to come back with a code compliant project that can support. >> hello commissioners, my name is tim wu and i'm a neighbor in the area. i have doubts about the mixed affordable housingtrend . and for that reason i oppose it. 15 crisis ads show 4000 a month fortwo-bedroom slacks and existing buildings our neighborhood . those sponsors daily. the injury rate is in that range. since new constructionexpects to be closer to 5000 , t

we will provide it to sonia and she can forward it tothe commission . >> if i have any questions i'll field them to you. i don't want to deliberate rightnow because i'm not that informed about it if you could do that it would begreat . >> always available to answer any of the questions you might have . >> iq . >> iq, commissionermoss . >> ideal this time.>> president: i'm just back to the bulletin as well. in regards to ... just wanted to get through here. i can see a lot of problems here with this. i mean, from the builders space i'm just triggering them off here and i know the influence. as it stands right now if i put an application intothe apartment and i on hold ? does this getresolved if you don't meet that criteria ? >> there was a date of us rescinding that so if we have these applications filed prior to that date you could still get it. not creating any new applications. under this rule. >> president: it's on hold right now. but it's not on hold, we will stillreview it . >> president: as you know, we're in a land lot. we're very unique and we are, we've always had a difficult