university of new orleans, usa. e person was killed, two were wounded, fire was opened right at the graduation ceremony, during which 40 suspects caught fire and were interrogated by the police. in russia, as of today, pensions have increased, the minimum wage, the subsistence minimum, and social payments, their size has increased by 10%. this decision was previously made by vladimir putin, the recalculation will take place automatically without any statements from the citizens. as a result, for example, the average pension will increase by almost 1,800 rubles. russian researchers record a new fact of shelling of settlements of the lpr, criminal cases have been initiated on the consequences of artillery raids on makeevka panteleimonovka and the city of stakhanov, two pregnant women, 22 people were killed there, eight children were injured, our special correspondent. olga kurlayeva visited the victims in the hospital june 1 children's day is due here at the stakhanov maternity hospital. her little queen will be born h

hours, pointed out that this year there were already 230 mass shootings in america at the university of new orleans, according to media reports, after the graduation ceremony, a quarrel broke out between two women, and she escalated into shooting, one person died, two more wounded, eyewitnesses note that they heard 12 shots, the suspects were detained at the scene of the crime. foreign mercenaries live in the battlefield. and many of front fall immediately under the court of a korean militant. legin returned from ukraine to his homeland and immediately fell under criminal prosecution. he can stand trial for border crossing and mercenary activities and face a prison sentence of deprivation of citizenship. and even the death penalty right at the airport after a brief interview. the police took him. he is now in a week-long quarantine due to the coronavirus. fired so as not to become objects of journalistic investigation, so the ukrainian blogger ana.

here is another incident at the university of new orleans, according to media reports, after the graduation ceremony, a quarrel broke out between two women, and it escalated into a shooting, one person died, two more were injured, an eyewitness notes that they heard 12 shots of the suspect detained at the scene of the crime. foreign mercenaries and deguts are on the battlefield, with many from the front being immediately put on trial by korean militants. the legend returned from ukraine to his homeland and immediately came under criminal prosecution. he can stand trial for border crossing and mercenary activities and face a prison term of deprivation of citizenship. and even the death penalty right at the airport after a brief interview. the police took him. he is now in a week-long quarantine due to the coronavirus. dismissed in order not to become objects of journalistic investigation, this is how ukrainian blogger anatoly shariy commented on the loud resignation of lyudmila denisov from the position of human rights commissioner. the verkhovna rada dismissed her the day before the spread

another incident took place at the university of new orleans after a graduation ceremony between twoura was unleashed by women and it turned into shooting, one person died, two more were injured, eyewitnesses note that they heard 12 shots, suspects detained at the crime scene, against this background, influential american media criticize the inaction of the authorities, the authors of the global times say that from the point of view of morality guns and pistols must be under state control. for now, it will be in the states. in the meantime, as long as it will exist in the states, the current system of political structure was worn using firearms will remain. the white house in washington justifies its name, there was a leak of african-american personnel , according to the politician's newspaper, 21 employees of the white house in the united states quit or plan to leave them, the first cases of dismissal appeared at the end of last year, and after the announcement it became so noticeable that it was called blackite african americans who still continue to work in the white house explain

another incident occurred at the university of new orleans after the graduation ceremony between twoen, sura unleashed and it turned into shooting, one person died, two more were injured, eyewitnesses say they heard 12 against this background, influential american media criticize the inaction of the authorities, the authors of the global times say that from the point of view of morality , guns and pistols should be under state control. for now, it will be in the states. in the meantime, as long as the states will exist, the current system of political structure worn with the use of firearms will remain. the white house in washington lives up to its name, there is a leak of african-american personnel according to the politician's newspaper, 21 employees of the white house in the united states have quit or are planning to leave. the first case of dismissal appeared at the end of last year, and after the announcement, it became so noticeable that those african americans who still continue to work in the white house were called blexit, who explained it by the mass dismissal, lack of supp

10 people were injured, four were in critical condition, another incident occurred at the university of new orleans graduation ceremony between two women, sura unleashed and it turned into a shooting, one died people two more wounded suspects detained an epidemic of mass shootings - this is a disease of american society they say about it. both within the country and abroad. abuse, weapons became a chronic disease and one of the most serious human rights traumas in american society, gunshots not only shattered the so-called american dream. well, and directly reflected the split in us politics and the failure of social management under pressure and prompting from powerful interest groups such as the national arrow association, some us politicians ignore the safety of the people play political games and force each other to veto the gun control bill at the cost of precious and fragile lives according to statistics in the united states every 16 hours there are incidents related to mass shooting. this year , 230 mass executions have already taken place in the country, and instead of solving their problem

one person dead, three injured by gunfire on the campus of xavier university in new orleans where a high school graduation had just taken place. you got to move beyond the politics, beyond the left versus right and what the founding fathers meantly by this and by that and what the second amendment means and we have to live in the present and what will correct and make things better for the entire country, for the good of the country. that's what we have to look at. the fact is that the united states is an outlier when it comes to gunst. that is a fact. i'm going to give you the evidence. this is the on country in the world where civilian guns outnumber people. think about that. more guns than people. here are the numbers. there are 120 guns for every 100 americans. 120 guns for every 100 americans. that's according to the small arms survey. 34.7 per 100 people in canada. even yemen, the country in the middle of a seven-year armed conflict has just under 53 guns per 100 people. we have roughly 4% of the world's population and an estimated 46% of all the civilian guns on the planet, nearly

university of berkeley in california lost. this is not unusual. they lost in seattle, minneapolis, buffalo, cleveland, new orleans, new york city. of people in the party and a lot of people that cover the party and influencers understand that democrats around this country live in this country and they want a safe country and they want people to pay attention to them, the people that do the work and ride in the streets and ride mass transit and go to the hospital and send their kids to school. that's who counts in this country, not a bunch of snobby, self-righteous elites. >> back in may of last year, you wrote an open ed in "wall street journal." you warned democrats that they need to face crime head-on. and you concluded with the quote, democrats don't pivot on the crime, own the issue or the issue will own you. is crime owning democrats right now? >> well, it's owning a certain sliver of the democratic party. and you know, a blind acorn finds a squirrel every now and then. i look back on that piece, and this blind squirrel found an acorn. but i could feel it and you could see it coming. and we had a very successful -- you know,

i was away in college and he dug through that "amistad" exhibit at tulane university in new orleans where my mother took all ofand over in the library here on auburn avenue where there's something like 5,000 books. >> 545 boxes. >> 540 boxes. but he did the grunt work of pulling together the pieces of my life and since i didn't have anything to do, but to live it, i am really grateful because, damn, i'm somebody. [laughter] >> well, i want to start off, i want to read something, this is in the atlanta journal, constitution, on sunday i wrote an essay about the relationship that i have with ambassador young, dating back 26 years when i was a young reporter in durham. and i say, and the name of the book, the many lives of andrew young and i write, over the years i've carefully watched how people address andrew young. the practice is to refer to him on first reference as ambassador. james orange, who many of you know, called him my leader and cc vivian called him my doctor, and everybody called him that and andy by those who know him casually, sometimes congressmen and in an african kingdom, king. there are some

university of north texas. and then after college, i joined the coast guard and the coast guard brought me out to this part of california. and then they also took me to maine and to new orleansd a little time in new england as well. can you describe your music? i feel like a little van morrison meets something else. what do you think there's absolutely some of that kind of stuff in there. you know, it's i would tell people that it's kind of a jazz, soul rhythm and blues jump blues things. a lot of horn based kind of music, soul music, that kind of thing, and i'm loving it introduced the band first fight , so we got mr rick clifford over here on the tenor saxophone. yeah and then that's tracy rose on the drums. nice alonzo is playing the bass guitar. alright well, you guys, you got a little entourage here. tell us where you're playing it. folks want to come up and see it? where do we go? so the best place to check us out is on our website. awesome hot cakes .com. we're playing all over the county all over napa, sonoma and marin this summer will be at the petaluma music festival. on july 9th for tower of power, rodney strong yf gigs this summer. i guess so. we hope you get a w

exhibit at tulane university in new orleans where my mother took over and then the library on auburn avenue where there's something like 5000 books. 540 boxes. okay. but he did the grunt work of pulling together the pieces of my life since i didn't have anything thto do but living, i am really grateful. damn, i am somebody. [applause] >> i want to read something that you wrote for the atlanta constitution and on sunday i wrote an essay about the relationship with ambassador young. he got 26 years and when i say in the name of the book is the many lives of andrew young i write over the years i've carefullywatched how people address andrew young . they use standard practices to upper for them as ambassador. james orange hiwho many of you know call him my leader but they called everybody back. andrey andy is preferred by those who know and casually but sometimes he gets congressman or mayor or reference and even some africans call him king. there are a group of folks who call him uncle andy because he's almost like a father figure. i choose to call him brother. my brother andrewyoung . i want to ask you a question for qu"the many lives of andrew young". when you look atyourself

new orleans funeral home. jacob, shane and son since 18. 74, one of the city's oldest. it's caskets and candy, all on the same my mom suffered with cancer and went to tulane university. and this is our way of giving back. >> well, i can opening night on broadway. they rehearsed to get it just right. >> it's called death by chocolate, not cancer. it's a fundraiser and a feast. the chocolate is all made and served by student chefs from the culinary school at delgado community college. what kind of lesson would you say it is? you're learning. >> compassion through cooking. what exactly does that mean? when it needs to be healing in the body? is that but for and when the prescription is chocolate? it's just what the doctor ordered. the money made stays local. it's a party with a purpose. all right. all. >> in good taste. >> bill wood. >> and finally, somebody is having a serious case of the buffalo zoo sharing this video of the young female gorilla throwing a tantrum this morning. she apparently didn't like her brother and aunt hogging the ice treats so she threw a water bucket across the enclosure, making her displeasure unknown to all. and i think we can all relate to

the triumph of violence and lawlessness, the americans continue another incident at the university of new orleansaccording to media reports, after the graduation ceremony, a quarrel broke out between two women, and it turned into shooting, one person died, two more were injured , eyewitnesses note that they heard 12 shots , the suspect was detained at crime scene details of the incident are being specified in brazil , the number of victims is growing, water elements from seasonal downpours landslides in the northeastern state killed 106 people, 10 more are registered missing, heavy downpours caused rivers to overflow their banks. streams of dirt washes away everything in its path. more than 6,000 local residents were left without a roof over their heads, and about 25 people were injured. from june 1, a number of innovations come into force in belarus. starting from this month , belarusians will be sent a single notice to pay taxes on real estate transport land. also, today is the last day for paying income tax on the basis of the submitted declaration of income received last year. let me remind y