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sonya been moved this is bearing the body of a lot of who fled venezuela but passed away just days after arriving in colombia. she's a retired forensic doctor with a lifelong mission caring for the destitute dead in this area of northern colombia saving them from a communal grave. i think this is god's purpose for my life we're all the same when we die and we all deserve a decent burial. that granddaughter says they had left venezuelan search of medicine to treat her grandmother's diabetes the drugs she needed have become hard to find at home they didn't have money to pay for a place to sleep let alone foot the five hundred dollars bill needed once the worst happened but i came out when. i was just hoping my grandmother could live a few more years but it didn't work out that way. sonia started bearing people illegally two decades ago in this unused plot owned by the city in two thousand and seven she convinced the tory to recognise it as an official cemetery called people like us for many years most of the bodies sonya recovered were victims of colombia's fifty year long internal civil c

he tells sonya good job, stand your ground. >> all bark and no bite. >> they're able to pick this dogp. >> like a leash is a trigger memory for them, being in somebody's care and they calm down. >> if it triggered a memory, if she had prior owners, they did not give her chips. take her in, gives her a nice bath, turns her over to a foster group and let's check on her. we geet wilson is kind of -- >> yeah, they are adorable. but all of them are available for adoption for anybody who is interested. and hope for paws is a charitable organization. they depend on donations to rescue dogs on the street and give them forever homes. >> when you're a surfer you get so excited, you grab your wet suit, your surfboard and head out to the ocean. you're just left looking at water that is crashing on to the rocks. >> don't want to get anywhere near that. >> right. you see the surfers hanging out on top of wall, looking, walking around. >> maybe they're going to time it. like a big wave comes in, jump on top. >> takes you out. >> they want to get a closer look. conditions like this are not going to k

i am pleased that they have added onto that list of preferences, it just makes my heart happy, and sonya mcdaniel, her staff, remarkable, doing a great job, and my question is, with the massive paperwork that is required for the steps to get through that, is it possible to get more staff to help? i know san francisco housing and development, they're overwhelmed , some people can get through with phone calls, appointments, and help, and then you have a deadline, if it is not done by then, you are in trouble, so the individuals i walked with a family member, just to see this with the like, i got overwhelmed, but we got hit done, and he moved in monday after only three months. c.o.p. holder, pam, pam has helped me along with my little questions. i cannot tell you how happy, and my families just leaping up and down because three family members that were semi- homeless , homeless, and one with stage four cancer, they are housed, they are excited, and it was a lot of work, but for friends that i was saying, yes, they are helping, they are here, and all you do is they had a hard time navigating

sonya been moved this is bearing the body of. who fled venezuela passed away just days after arriving in colombia. she's a retired forensic doctor with a lifelong mission caring for the destitute dead in this area of northern colombia saving them from a communal grave. i think this is god's purpose for my life we're all the same when we die and we all deserve a decent burial. that granddaughter says they had left venezuelan search of medicine to treat her grandmother's diabetes the drugs she needed have become hard to find at home they didn't have money to pay for a place to sleep let alone foot the five hundred dollars bill needed once the worst happened but i came away. i was just hoping my grandmother could live a few more years but it didn't work out that way. sonia started bearing people illegally two decades ago in this unused plot owned by the city in two thousand and seven she convinced the tory to recognise it as an official cemetery called people like us for many years most of the bodies sonya recovered were victims of

hihi sonya first took refuge in the embassysy to avoid extraditn to sweden for allllegations of sexual assault. he denies the claims. althoughgh the case against him has since been dropped sweden's public prosesecutors say s she y re open it. police say a sounds was arrested for breaching bail and following an extradition request from the us. a move which could have dangerous consequences according to his lawyer. this sets a dangerous precedent for all media organizations and journalists in europe and elsewhere around the world. this president means that any journalist. can be extradited the prosecution in the united states to having published truthful information about the united states. my son has been in the science of washington since two thousand and ten when we kill each released thousands of classified mimilitary documents. the west has already charged him with conspiracy to hack a computer. now hisis a arrest could pave te way for his extradition. according to the us justice department has sounds faces a maximumm penalty of five years imprisonment if he's found guilty. leaders

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sonya graduate giada she's an indigenous woman who is a vice presidential candidate. in last october's election and she's been very vocal you know tweeting during the protests leading them at turning into a man's to congressmen. and during that campaign when bulls or not it was running he made a lot of disparaging comments not only against indigenous brazilians but also against women. and so what's that what that has meant is that in the first few months of history. have been on the front lines of many protests that have been pushing back against his first measures and certainly indigenous rights is no exception. catherine osborne reporting for us from re extension near thank you so much for being with us. have a dozen spain will go to the polls a sunday. and countries the general elelection s since twenty fiftet step to be a tight race in which every seat will count. according to the latest polls that ruling socialist party is predicted to win enough seats. the same how and keep the threat from the phone right now. they also perching emerald dot maxwell takes a licki

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. >> very brief to also give sonya a response. i mean, first, i think, i mean, we to have to recognize we're -- i think ten years ago i remember conversations about mass incarceration, the criminal justice system were not happening in the same way, you know? they weren't happening, obviously, within households, communities that were more directly impacted, but they were not things that people were gathering to talk about, the right, and to have these discussions. or even to have the question of do we work from the inside, do we fight from the outside. so think it's an important moment to acknowledge there is something happening. i think the inside-outside question, it's like, you know, every person who has a copscience -- con conscience, who wants to do well in the world, to some degree everyone works for the system. i think the importance is to always be tied to movements, right, or to kind of -- and there's many ways people do that, right? there's people that are lawyers that are also movement hours, righting? and there's, like,

sonya sotomayer called it a problem in search of a solution. there dm documented it will cause people in minority communities to not respond and will produce a worse under count. the government seemed to be willing, a bare five vote majority including the two justices seem to be willing to say that this is an agency discretion question and not illegal for the government to do this and wouldn't violate the constitution. i think that's the bottom line. the government is hoping the supreme court will hurry up and decide this question so they can start printing the census forms. they are all set to go. just waiting for the decision here. >> maybe call me a cynic but when did this administration start really worrying about enforcing and supporting the voting rights act? >> i'll take it a step further. this supreme court or conservative supreme court in the last several years voted to gut the voting rights act. it's the iro irony of irony thae voting rights act is the base si for supporting this decision. it's quite unfortunate it looks like it will

. >> curry is the son of former nba star, dell curry, but steph says his mother, sonya, is equally responsible for his success. >> she has always been the encourager in our zpafamily ande one that has given me the most understanding of who i am as a person and an individual. and she is so, like, just fierce and bold and to the point and direct that i told her, i get my grit and my competitiveness and my fire from her. >> you believe you were destined for this? >> for sure. my faith is obviously a big part of who i am. and god doesn't make any mistakes. so for me to be able to handle all the things that have been thrown my way, i'm still learning, i'm still growing. i'm not perfect by any stretch of the imagination, but that is the way that i contextualize, you know, what is going on and how i can best nurture the blessings that i have been given. >> as a student of the game and its history, i asked him to name the five best players of the last 20 years. >> the last 20 years, i have jordan, shaq, kobe, lebron, tim duncan. >> tim duncan. no steph curry? >> no steph curry. >> still writing the st

tory to recognise it as an official cemetery called people like us for many years most of the bodies sonya recovered were victims of colombia's fifty year long internal civil conflict but that it's changed since two thousand and seventeen since then practically all the people barrie is here have been poor venezuelan migrants. given the hardship they suffer more and more arrive looking for a better life many are sick when they get here i just help them when they're gone sonia does most of the work on her own paying out of her own pocket and goes from town to town in a pickup truck wherever there's a body to recover. other times relatives bring the caskets to the cemetery like me. whose son didn't survive childbirth. and which will look at us and i'm just very grateful to google for the. i don't know what we would have done without her there. says she needs help with her mission but she will continue regardless so when it bowling is with this humanitarian crisis under way i feel great satisfaction being able to help it brings me inner peace sometimes we forget that human beings are happier g

there was a spirited back-and-forth between the san francisco attorney general and sonya sotomayor.his was a circuit court decision plus the constitutionality. there's a lot of cases that are under way right now related to this. >> there are three lower courts that have found the addition of the question to be illegal under something called the administrative procedures act and that sets out the way you're supposed to adopt rules and regulations. there's also a constitutional question, but it really is unlikely that the court will get there, and in fact, the justices seemed extremely untroubled, five of them, the five conservatives seemed completely untroubled by the notion of adding this question, even though it hasn't been asked since 1950, and for the most part has never been asked in this form. it wasn't even asked of women at all until 1920, when they got the vote, and it used to be asked on and off of adult males foreign born, and so they've asked, wanted to add this question, the administration said for help enforcing the voting rights act, but of course the voting rights act

he says his mother sonya is equally responsible. >> she is the encourager in our family and the one that her i get my grit and competitiveness and fire from her. >> reporter: do you believe you were destined for this? >> for sure. my faith is obviously a big part of who i am. god doesn't make any mistakes. so for me to be able to handle all the things that have been thrown my way, i'm still learning, still growing. i am not perfect by any stretch of the imagination. that is a way i contextualize what is going on and how i can best nurtured the blessings i have been giving. >> reporter: as a student of the game and history, i asked him to name the 5 best players of the last 20 years. >> i got jordan, shaq, kobe, lebron, tim duncan. >> reporter: no steph curry? >> still writing the story, big fella. this is to be determined on that. >> i love that. >> so humble. >> oh, man. >> a genuinely humble. >> not fake humble. the real thing. >> does he have the desires like so many "a"-listers, derrick jeter's tribute, lebron's production country, does he want to tell his story elsewhere? >> yes, wh

but his mother sonya is equally responsible for his success. >> she has always bb the encourager in ourhat i get my grit and competitiveness and fire from her. you believe you were destined for this? >> for sure. my faith is obviously a big part of who i am. god doesn't make any mistakes and so for me to be able to handle all the things that have been thrown my way, i'm still learn, i'm still growing. i' b not perfectany stretch of the imagination. that is the way i contextualize what's going on and how i can best nurture the blessings that i've been given. >> as a student of the game and its history, i asked him to name the five best playershe of last 20 years. >> last 20 years, i got jordan, shaq, kobe, lebron, tim duncan. >> tim duncan. no stephrr >> still writing the story, bill fella. it's a to be determined on that. >> i love that. >> so humble. a genuinely humble. >> not fake humble. >> no. >> does he still have the desires like so many a-listers yousee? derek jeter's tribune or lebron's production company. does he want to stel his story elsewhere? >> yes. when this athletic chap

we're joined by melissa murray, professor of law at nyu and former law clerk to justice sonya sotomayornt to bring up a tweet that we've just seen from the president which he says the fake news media is doing everything possible to stir up and anger the polls and as many people as possible. seldom mentioning the fact that the mueller report had as its fact that there was all capitals here, no collusion with russia. the russia hoax is dead. appreciate it, mr. president, that you're watching the show this morning so we want to take this up for you. melissa. >> if there were an answer on my exam, it would get an f. that's not what the mueller report established. it said there was actually lots of evidence of the russians being involved in the election, sweeping infiltration to the election. it said there was insufficient evidence to establish there was coordination with the trump organization. as the guest said before, that's a high bar for a criminal activity. you have to prove this beyond a reasonable doubt. there wasn't enough evidence to establish it beyond a reasonable doubt. not that