u. s without issuing a formal notice to appear in immigration court. border patrol had been allowing some migrants to be released without a formal notice to speed up the processing. it now says the judge's ruling will lead to more overcrowding at the border facilities and breaking overnight up to 15 tornadoes have touched down in oklahoma and the more stamets we've seen , appears to be in the city of noble that is south of oklahoma city, one home was badly damaged along with businesses there. a man says he survived by sheltering in a closet, a bcs rob marciano saw the damage firsthand. a small town like this. the business district is torn up. this is a roof. probably this donut shop completely ripped off in the home behind it. badly damaged everybody. everybody in that home is okay, but we just talked to them and definitely shell shocked. as rob mentioned. no injuries have been reported. meanwhile in arkansas, this 600 year old tree fell onto a home. a woman inside escaped. we will check today's forecast coming up in just a few moments. now that chokeh

u. s. without calling by name for a into fear in, in israel internal affairs. here's what this thing yahoo had to pay. israel is a sovereign country which makes his decisions by the will of its people and not based on precious from abroad, including from the best of friends. there's really positions, criticism of the countries just as a minister came on monday when the speaker of the us house of representatives, visits israel that has maintained with israeli prime minister. the american politician describes the u. s. israeli relations as very important and the ties between the 2 countries as a very close and white house without specifying the dates. but the warring their various version of this firm to an official statement that they did not have the truth unclaimed. the official is run for the civilians. army you stated that the farm a little before assist with the regulations of the schools by mobilizing military wise from western sit down to the capital. but they were able to destroy all the rest of convoys before they even write the books 9 i did not receiv

u. s. without holding by name for aids interference in israel's internal affairs. he is what this into yeah. had to say, israel is a sovereign country which makes his decisions by the will of its people and not based on precious from abroad, including from the best of friends. these really oppositions, criticism of the countries just as minister came on monday when the speaker of the us house of representatives, visits israel at his maintained with israeli prime minister, or the american politician, described the u. s. israeli relations as very important and the ties between the 2 countries as very close and to also the american politician said earlier that eve, joe biden does not invite bantam into now with the white house. i have to say that 4 months after he came to power here in israel hate still didn't happen that he will do it himself. adding that he has already invited these railey president to speak in front of both chambers of the american congress in june to mark hayes ro, 75th anniversary. interesting that shortly after this little scandal with the link

u. s without court dates. asylum protocol includes making an appointment through an app and today on mornings on two we spoke with that challenge with catherine side, the legal director at the immigration institute of the bay area. the new rule that's about to come out is sort of a carrot and a stick right that that they're offering cbp one is a way to make an appointment. they're offering these parole programs for the further away countries. um but the stick is that if you don't follow one of these protocols, so if you didn't get the memory, you don't have a smartphone. then um, you may be losing your right to seek asylum once you actually get here. sites also said mexico does not have the resources to keep migrants waiting to cross the border safe from both cartels and other criminal activity. a moment of silence held today in buffalo, new york, it has been one year since a gunman opened fire at a grocery store, leaving 10 people dead and three others injured. police say the shooter targeted black people and

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u. s. let's talks in jetta without a clear mandate from the civil society organizations. passion then expert on you and, and you and admissions. and so don, thank you so much for your analysis of this really very complicated situation. thank you for your time. thank you. thank you very much. i all right, so we are joined now by yes, mean my adult, my g to is a suit in these bone rights for an award winning so. so advocate now based in london. yes. mean, thanks so much for being here with us on the w. can i ask you, 1st of all, what you make of what you just heard the from peter schuman on the you ends in the international community's role and sit down in some ways it's refreshing to hear the honesty because i think people, you know, on the streets into then and actors in the diaspora and so, and have been saying for some time now that the international community best responsibility did not listen to the people in the street did not listen to the resistance committees who even, you know, today all the ones on the ground, find finding ways to evacuate people providing humanitarian assistance,

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u. s on parole without a court date. reporter lucas tomlinson is at the white house with more the justice department is seeking to overturn a judge's ruling who says migrants being released into the united states can only do so if they have a court date. the white house is also responding to that judge look the way we see that it's sabotage. it's pure and simple. that's how that reads to us the claims that c b c b p is allowing or encouraging mass release of migrants and is just categorically false. that is not what's occurring. that is not what's happening. illegal border crossings have spiked ever recos history, the white house saysher patrol to release migrants into the us. despite that florida judge's ruling texas's attorney general also getting into the mix, suing them by administration yesterday over the same issue. i think it has to be either party do something , because a lot of times they use this issue more of a social issue to divide people to raise money and no, it's affecting the community's at the white hou

u. s government, unlike most families , you know spends more than it earns. and so the u. s government cannot run without borrowing. to pay for its, um, its services and hence, if the if the debt ceiling if they've reached the debt ceiling, which they have, which the us has, and there's no way to increase it. the u. s can't borrow anymore and therefore they can't pay for any of their services. and you can look for extensive coverage of this tentative deal on our website or digital coverage includes details about what sources close to the negotiations expect will be in that final bill. local public transit agencies like bart and muni. they are appealing for more state funding to keep their operations running. ktvu elissa harrington joining us now live from the orinda bart station to tell us what they're asking for, and alyssa what they say could happen if they don't get enough money. christian bart is calling this a do or die moment and is asking for a continuation of federal aid that is set to run out in 2025. transit agencies. bart and muni say they are on a fiscal cliff and are asking for financial aid

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u. s. d without having to cross the picket line.announced they had reached a tentative agreement overnight. let's show you the video from overnight around 3 30 this morning when the union made the announcement about that agreement that had been reached. this was at their teamsters union hall, where some of the negotiations had been taking place. over the past couple of weeks. you could see people clapping and celebrating their after that tentative agreement was reached included in it, according to the union is a 10% ongoing pay increase in a one time stipend of $5000 for most teachers, and that includes back pay going back to november of last year. so depending on you how how you crunch the numbers, the union says. it's really a 15% pay increase for most teachers. but again the details on the numbers of compensation or fuzzy for now, because we don't have the contract ourselves. to take a closer look at it, but also in the tentative agreement, according to the union, the hiring of additional teacher librarians, counselors and nurses

u. s. to expel migrants without considering them for asylum has led to confusion and desperation along theies are now rushing to embark on a harrowing journey in search of a better life. one young family chose to leave venezuela for the u. s. months ago. kwan and their two children who are only three and four years old travel through the jungle for days before they were attacked and robbed. they say three women in their large margarine group were raped during their journey. they spent three weeks trying to schedule an appointment with border officials. using what the white house has touted as a legal way to schedule meetings with officials. after all of that they chose to cross into the u. s. and were eventually processed by the border patrol. now they are settling in as they await the next steps in the migration process. joining me now is someone who is nonprofit supports migrant families like this one. the president and ceo of the lutheran immigration and refugee service. she's also a former foreign policy director to michelle obama. it is going to have you with us. thank you so much for

u. s. but it is sold without a prescription in the uk the fda is expected to make its final decision this summertoday is the fourth annual digital wellness day. the day's mission is to put down your devices and focus on improving your relationship with technology, according to the kaiser family foundation. kids between 8 to 18 on average, spend 6 to 9 hours looking at a screen poor day. multiple studies have indicated the screen time is partially to blame for bullying depression and self harm among teens. last week, a bipartisan group of senators introduced legislation aimed at banning kids under 13 from using any social media. they're also proposing anyone under 18 would need parental consent to join a social media platform. the man accused of terrorizing the college town of davis, appearing in front of a judge for the first time after the break, the latest in the investigation, the background of the suspect and the victim school lost their lives. plus why you may be entitled to part of a more than $140 million settlement for filing your ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this ti

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agree to cub spending if they want republican support for deal. treasury officials say without an increase to the u. s. as borrowing limits known as the debt ceiling. the default could happen like june, fast. when you get elected to congress, we decide just like in a household, if you make a $100.00 a week, you decide your priorities where you spend that money. that's what we would do once we get to spending caps are the top line dollar figure of how much we'll spend. now, since the democrats went into power, they then reeks almost 6 trillion dollars that brought us inflation brought as these challenges. but so the present as budget wants to spend more money than we split, it's a height of cobra. we shouldn't do that. like kind of explains what the debt ceiling is. are like many households, the government spends mold and it takes in and it has to borrow money to pay off the upstanding debt. but it's congress that has to approve the amount that the government can borrow. this is the debt ceiling limit. it was introduced in 1917 during the 1st world war to create economic search and t. since then, the d

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mature models was roosevelt was convinced that lasting peace was impossible, without the soviet union. roosevelt was the last u. s. needa pursued peace. not the last table at roosevelt ro, the churchill right before he died. he said the issue is between us and the soviets come up every day and they all worked out and they get resolved. we should continue to work together. roosevelt was convinced that a heat that the americans of the soviets would remain friends and allies in the postwar period. the most um, truman and go the message. it's a little boy about the atomic bomb. when you tell it's down and about, it's the soviet the shows, it's an interest uncle. joe didn't understand truman thoughts started already knew everything, the issues raised and he also laid down and called stuff. and above all here, i suppose for architecture germany was to pay reparations and be deprived of positive it stood trees, couldn't expect any surrounding areas. would it be seated to the ussr say using the gift with my meal, show us videos and as i've used to less escal sales of applying a former share on brand new and i'm the newes

many tortured was subjected to brutal treatment, unhealthy as without trial. resistance grew and pushed the u. s. and nature, as i've got us down 2 years ago, a new investigation from the top us university says moving 4500000 people died directly or indirectly from the so called war on terra. we'll be discussing its legacy with the reports of the end, our guest, and just a few minutes. but festus report from alexandra by us on how it old again, it's been more than 2 decades since the 911 attacks who like to devastating and costly wars in november 2001 the us led an international coalition to invade afghanistan, accusing the taliban of harbouring all kinds of fighters, it launched a huge bombing campaign and a ground operation. tens of thousands of people were killed and millions more displaced. in 2003, the us attacked rock part of it so called war on terror, accusing its leader of stock piling, weapons of mass destruction side of hussein. and his regime will stop at nothing until something stops him. the more plunged the country into sectarian violence and toppled saddam hussein. the weapons of

without russian assistance. it benefits russia and it undermines the you and the u. s. which have been seeking to normalize relations. but they've been do in a very kind of badly managed way and agreement, which was signed between serbia, the cost of all of the serbian president immediately revoked the signature. so this sort of way, he's been playing all the sites and the you and the us have not been cutting off the block. and i would argue much more heavy handed to the critical comments to what's the cost of both ortiz then towards the serbian authorities. so mishandled by the us and the use side, russia benefits, but is unlikely to be involved actively in what is going on. still in the the, in the clouds, australia. thank you so much for shutting some lights on that very complicated situation for us. thank you. with that you're up to date. next the w talk to people into key about the country under the newly elected president, add one. i money keeps mccain and thank you so much for watching the i sorry, so one on 6 times 202 more people than ever on the move worldwide

u. s. congress who teaches those democracy and will listen to them without most open, who earns money from worse and for. and so the very same country, the united states of america today, they can been a party and people won't say a thing then tomorrow they'll lock up a purse so, and people will take that to then they will come to your house, accuse you and no one will protect you because there's already a precedent. so if we're talking about the rule of law, that means that the laws above all, and not decisions dictated by resentment. among the most alarming scenes of violence across the globe right now are being witnessed against christians in africa. next, we focus on the rise in killings and countries such as nigeria, but aquino fossil and moves and pig. now it's a tough watch. i have to say, but an important one. the . the christianity under attack in africa, tens of thousands or killed as long as terrace groups find safe havens in the lowest visits and remove towns of africa, kidnappings, the headings, murder, shattering the lives of communities, and meetings, pain and day, in a way.

u. s. congress quotes each of those democracy and will listen to them without most open earns money from worse on for. and so the very same country, the united states of america today, they can been a party and people won't say a thing then tomorrow they'll lock up a purse so, and people will take that to then they will come to your house, accuse you and no one will protect you because there's already a precedent. so if we're talking about the rule of law, that means that the laws above all of and not decisions dictated by resentment. law . these are news rob, for now, i'll be back in under 30 with more of when's these big stories, but see what's showing next or to wherever you are today. after the shortest, the chosen approach towards ukraine is full of contradictions. we are told a win for russia is a defeat for the west, but ukraine is not a member of the military alliance foretold nato is not part of the complex, but it is been supporting chemical apparently since 2014 nato's as a waltz russia to be defeated, but it says nothing about the keys. the in the new room, the trial at the e

u. s. congress who teaches us democracy and will listen to them without most sole earns money from war, some for in soil, never the very same country, the united states of america. today they can band a parties over there and people won't say a thing then tomorrow they'll lock up a purse cell and people will take that to then they will come to your house accuse you and no one will protect you because there's already a precedent. so if we're talking about the rule of law, that means that the laws above all in of decisions dictated by resentment. many, thanks for your company here and also your international as always more of the latest updates on our website on teams. com will be back at the top of them. the promo and showcase is completed sabotage training and to get done and served in the drive units as an s s. captain. second, do come on to the next to go about sally and be trained ukrainian nationalist cadets. he was awarded to merit crosses and a nazi metal along with bond.

u. s. national guard who respond to domestic disasters like earthquakes. however, ex darn only the j s. d, f is regarded as a military. is this a distinction without a difference? and does it really matter to this at this stage, that without a real difference, you know, after world war 2, the americans rewrote the japanese constitution said no more military. and then the economies of japan and germany, we couldn't get them going and we needed to get them going. we needed that export and have them, you know, the vibrant for the us, god. and then luckily the korean war came along in america. he said he's, let's get a military industrial complex going again in japan and with the korean war. and since then, the yes, yeah, it's been a great purchaser of the equipment from the united states, which is one of the purposes you have in japan, taiwan. in the philippines and thailand out here in asia, the purchase from the us military industrial complex. and now they're ramping that up. i saluting their american master, it says the late a former prime minister sion, so i'll be back in 2014 to drastic changes to the japanese constitution that position that pre

without . a resolution on the u. s debt ceiling, the dow dropped 255 points.he nasdaq slid 76 and the s and p was down 30. still though traders are expecting the congress and the white house will reach an agreement at the last minute. house speaker kevin mccarthy said that negotiations continue today and he also said quote we are not going to default. jackie heinrich with the key sticking points that continue to stand in the way of an agreement. still no deal on the debt limit increase, but both sides say they're getting closer. house speaker kevin mccarthy announcing another round of talks at the white house today, with the clock ticking to avoid a disastrous default. the speaker says he's sending his team to quote finish out the negotiations. and while he says the two sides remain far apart, he's optimistic a deal can get done in time. the off ramp here is to solve the problem to spin less than we spent last year. that's not that difficult, but there's still no word on how negotiators plan to bridge longstanding divides on issues like spending and welfare wo

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u. s. u. k. and europe against russia up so interesting to be like, wait and watch all this up on falls. i cannot believe that these drones would travel about 602700 kilometers inside the russian territory without being detected . this seemed like a lost kill or drawn attack that has happened from a neighboring a building off about, but perhaps 5 to 10 kilometers range. but of course, investigations will reveal more about the capability and the capacity of the drones . but other 3rd, it's a message. this is not the 1st time the key of regime has turned tim terrorist time takes according to rational thighs. his pro ukrainian sabotage groups have conducted a flu, a prohibited attack. since the conflict began to take consecutive days, a series of explosions have rocked, rushes, brianne screeching near the border between crank, wanting to trains through the rail. no civilian casualties have been reported. the ukrainian armed forces make regular attempts to attack russian border areas, including crime is ukrainian drones also attacked attack service. so pull on monday night with russian that defend successfully repelling the attacks. according to the city governor, earlier on monday they had of crim

palestinians suffering and his reading jail, many of whom, without the charge that brought him just the occupied west rank. when all the u. s . says the white house has been in contact with israeli president, it's not her talk over the death of how the abner we have a deep respect for human rights and believe that all individuals, including prisoners, should be treated humanely. what i will also note side is the palestinian islamic jihad is a designated foreign terrorist organization. and as we have seen with today's rocket attack, this group continues to advance violence. now one week extension to a truth has been agreed in principle by sedans, army chief and the leader of the military rapids support forces. then asthma was made by south sedans, foreign ministry, fighting in the past few days as intensified and undermine, and the neighborhood of battery rival sides have been battling for control of the presidential palace and cartoon international. airport. military air strikes have also hit power military positions to the north of the capital in body. more people continue to fleece it down as the humanitarian situation wo

from pharmacies without seeing a doctor of kathy hoko signed the legislation, which also increases access to abortion medication for university students becomes almost a year after the u. s. supreme court overturned a 50 year old ruling and that abortion a constitutional right. thousands of hollywood film and television writers have gone on strike after failing to reach an agreement with major studios over pay. the strikers already shut down most america late night tv shows and can delay the release of series and movies in the fall, right, or say their incomes have been reduced by online streaming services. i know that out of the writers room and onto the streets. over $11000.00 members of the writers guild of america off duty after they failed to reach a deal with studio representatives, hollywood act to rob low joined the picket line in los angeles. oh um. i came out to support the writers because we're his actors were only as good as the writing we yet. and my son is on the picket line. the unions chief negotiator laid out the principal concerns. broadly we're asking for increases and pay and residuals, so that writers can make a career and stay in this profession and

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u. s debt will almost certainly cause a reception. if the bill passes in sacramento, you could get a speeding ticket without ever being pulled over the ties. that would be the first to get them coming up , plus a change in immigration policy at the u. s border is expected to impact schools catering to the immigrant community. i'm mark sayer in san jose. have that story just ahead. and the sports world loses a legend. a look at the remarkable life of jim brown. nous who said the man was helping to get a line of ducks off the roadway when he was hit. a man's final act of kindness. he got out of the car and he was shooting the dogs and everyone was clapping and because he was being really nice, captured by 12 year old william wim sat ducks crossing they actually came straight towards our car who took pictures of the man and ducks as they crossed right in front of the family car stopped at the intersection. he helped them get up on the curb, because although little baby duckies were having trouble and then he walked in front of our car. and in that moment, the whim sat family. thank the man for his good deed. my mom rolled down the window

without seeing a doctor. the governor, they are signed the legislation today, which also increases access to abortion medication for university students. it comes almost a year after the u. s. supreme court stripped abortion rights from millions of women british believes have arrested a man for throwing suspected shot gun cartridges on to the grounds of buckingham palace in london. authorities say there were no gunshots or injuries reported in, and they say that an investigation is now underway. it comes as britain prepares to crown a new king, the coronation of king charles. the 3rd takes place this coming saturday. some royal super fans are already buzzing with excitement and hoping to snag a front row seat to history. excitement for the king's coronation is ramping up around plucking. hm. palace and these die hot fence of the royal family want to secure the best spot to witness the kinks procession. this is a big historic event. am the coronation. it's something that we as a group of have a witness before. we've only seen it in black and white on television. and so to be here, i am in the, at the front to say to say history history hotline is for look for isis. it's ama

u. s. coast guard is carrying out aerial surveillance today. many people still withoutower, but they have been given the all clear boxes. jeff paul has more residents of guam, waking up to widespread destruction on thursday after a direct hit from typhoon ma guar the powerful storm made landfall on wednesday night, packing winds of up to 165 mph flooding the island with more than 2 ft. of rain in some areas. we are waking up to a rather disturbing scene out there across guam. in what used to be a jungle looks like toothpicks. it looks like a scene from the movie twister as folks emerged from shelters. there were some injuries reported, but no deaths. officials are now assessing the damage. they say most of the island is dealing with a major mess that could take weeks to clean up. the typhoon moves away from guam. it's also intensifying, meaning there is still a threat of tropical storm level wins. you should not be on the road. home with your family continue boarding up. stay tuned and stay calm. guam is a u. s territory that serves as an important crossroads in the sou

without professional supervision. currently prescription is required in the u. s a final fda decision is expected this summer.ncisco leaders are highlighting the deadly and disproportionate harms fentanyl is inflicting on the city's black community supervisor matt dorsey, and concerned community leaders gathered on the steps of city hall today, according to the san francisco health department. drug overdose deaths related to fentanyl or five times higher among black people than the citywide average supervisor dorsey and the community leaders say that rate is unacceptable. we stand today. outraged. outraged. on the fentanyl crisis overall. but yet and still. the crisis of black people. and the overdose deaths. a fentanyl. we stand here today today to declare a state of emergency. according to the chronicle, overdose deaths among black people in san francisco this year have risen by 61% compared to last year, nine year old girl in arizona is being heralded as a hero after saving her young brother's life densely . hallstrom was in a swimming pool with her three year old brother. he told his sister that he didn't

residents of guam remained without power and utilities after typhoon memoir tore through the u. s specific territory. jeff paul has the latest on the recovery now underway. residents of guam, waking up to widespread destruction on thursday after a direct hit from typhoon ma guar the powerful storm made landfall on wednesday night, packing winds of up to 165 mph flooding the island with more than 2 ft. of rain in some areas. we are waking up to a rather disturbing scene out there across guangdong. what used to be a movie twister as folks emerged from shelters. there were some injuries reported, but no deaths . officials are now assessing the damage. they say most of the island is dealing with a major mess that could take weeks to clean up. the typhoon moves away from guam. it's also intensifying, meaning there is still a threat of tropical storm level winds. you should not be on the road. stay home with your family continue boarding up. stay tuned and stay calm is a u. s territory that serves as an important crossroads in the south pacific. there are also almost 7000. u s service m