to listen to vanessa, my god, i wish i could wrap my arms around you, vanessa.to tell for so, so many years and how transformative a child tax credit would be in the lives of families today. you make my heart sing. it really is. my feeling, it's not about me. it is about the millions that you've mentioned, lawrence, the millions of families who are out there who are really going to be able to have more financial security than they have had in the past. and it is a lifeline to the middle class, and it is going to lift, you know, 55% of our kids out of poverty. when vanessa talks about the grocery bill, it's about -- you know, when people talk about food insecurity, it's not food insecurity. it's hunger. but to be able to pay for that, to pay for food, maybe to pay for an extra pair of sneakers for your kids, you know? you know, to do the kinds of things that make a family feel economically secure for the future. and one thing vanessa said, this is peace of mind, peace of mind, every single month. that is what the benefit is here. just one -- 90% of children will

and to listen to vanessa, my gosh, i wish i could wrap my arms around you.e story that we have been trying to tell for so many years. how transformative a child tax credit could be in the lives of families today. it makes my heart sing. my feeling is it's not about me, it's about the millions, that you've mentioned lawrence, the millions of families are out there that are really going to be able to have more financial security that they have had in the past. and it is a lifeline to the middle class, and it is going to lift 55% of our kids out of poverty. and when vanessa talks about the grocery bill, it's like when people talk about security, it's hunger. but to be able to pay for that, to pay for food, maybe for another extra pair of sneakers for your kids. you know? to do the kinds of things that make a family feel economically secure for the future. and one thing vanessa said, this is peace of mind. peace of mind. every single month. and that is what's the benefit is one -- 90% of children will get the same monthly benefit. the president talked about it,

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el acoso sexual contra la asesinada soldado vanessa guillÉn, fue una distracciÓn para encubrir la faltad en la base en texas. asÍ lo afirma un ex capitÁn de esa instalaciÓn militar. el gobierno mexicano lanzÓ un programa para erradicar la deplorable venta de mujeres. una de ellas nos cuenta el infierno que viviÓ tras ser vendida dos veces por su padre y esposo. ellie: buenas noches. vamos a comenzar con la ayuda de pagos de casas. la administraciÓn biden determinÓ una serie de opciones que incluyen modificaciones de prÉstamos, reducciÓn de pagos y otras alternativas para evitar que los estadounidenses pierdan sus casas por no cubrir sus deudas. nos explican otras opciones que tendrÁn los dueÑos de casa para mantener a salvo su techo propio. janet: el impacto econÓmico de la pandemia se sigue sintiendo en el sector inmobiliario. millones de estadounidenses continÚan sin poder pagar sus hipotecas. >> mucha gente vemos que no estÁn trabajando al mismo nivel que estaban antes. janet: el gobierno federal anunciÓ que los prestamistas que tengan sus pagos mensuales pausados podrÁn reanudarlos

vanessa will be back at the end of day on the panel. but well, thank you vanessa for sharing the misconceptions >> over the day, the neighborhood known as black wall street was burned. hundreds of african were killed. next, the great granddaughter of mexico survivor mary jones parish -- of massacre survivor mary jones parrish as part of a national symposium by the john hope franklin center for national reconciliation. in 40 minutes, historian scott ellsworth, author of "an american city and its search for justice" discusses the massacre and the efforts of seeking justice. in one hour and 20 minutes, john tracy, a former park ranger at gettysburg national military park, tells union soldier john rankin's story. he argues that the honesty in rankin's writings revealed how union veterans remembered the war and wanted to shape how others member. -- how others remembered.

going to introduce vanessa smiley who is a historian and interpreter. those roots began at the national parks. her revoir park experience includes the southern campaign of the american revolution parks group guilford courthouse, nasa, military park and morristown national historic site. vanessa is currently the project manager of interpretive media development for the national capital area at harpers ferry center. she received their bachelor's degree in historic preservation from the university of mary, washington in fredericksburg, virginia, and our master's degree and resources interpretation from stephen f austin state university in texas. she enjoys researching family histories drinking craft beer and helping animals of all kinds we welcome vanessa as she presents american revolutionary war from the bottom up southern theater misconceptions. thank you so much phil. alright everyone. hi. thank you so much for having me today. i am hopefully gonna be talking to you guys a little bit about the southern theater and some misconceptions that go along with

hey, vanessa tyler, how are you? we cannot hear you. can't hear you, vanessa. there are questions in the room, for sure. reporter: karine, the delta variant -- [indiscernible] karine: i don't understand the question. reporter: [indiscernible] karine: we don't test it. we listen to the scientists and they tell us it's the delta variant. reporter: there are processes for that? [indiscernible] karine: i mean, that's what they are telling us. i laid out -- i laid out how contagious it was. i laid out why we needed to act on the delta variant. reporter: they say so -- well karine: well, they're the experts. these are scientists. they are experts. hold on one second. hold on one second. i just say that dr. walensky said recently in her 20-year career, she had never seen a variant that was so contagious. so this is 20 years of her career. so this is absolutely, absolutely a major, major problem that we are trying to deal with. that's why we heard from the president yesterday. that's why we keep talking about people need to get vaccinated. so that is -- that is the way

>>> next, vanessa smiley. a project manager for the national park service discusses the myths and misconceptions of the southern campaigns during the american revolution. the office of historic alexandria, in partnership with emerging revolutionary war hosted this talk and freud video. >> we are going to introduce vanessa smiley, an historian and interpreter whose roots began at the national parks. her park experience includes the southern campaign of the american revolution, parks group, guilford courthouse, and national historic society. vanessa is currently the project manager of interpretive media development. she received her bachelor's degree in historic preservation from the university of washington in fredericksburg. she enjoys drinking craft beer and helping animals of all kinds. we welcome vanessa as she present american revolutionary war from the bottom up. southern theater misconceptions. >> thank you so much. thank you for having me today. i am probably going to be talking to you a little bit abou

vanessa and chrissa diarpina are identical twins who have fallen jacob and sealby, who are also twins there's no way. >> the brothers are in sports medicine. the sisters are physical trainers. everyone introduced last summer by one of the girls' clients. vanessa and lucas, carissa and jacob, getting along instantly. >> was there like any notion that okay, maybe we should switch? >> no. no. >> the connection. >> that connection so strong in fact the fab four now live together. sharing a home in medford, oregon. and despite being roommates, they say about 75% of their dates are double dates. the other 25% of the time -- >> lilly just likes to dress up a little bit and get fancy so we will go to a nice dinner and chris and i will go -- >> the older twins pairing up the younger set, doing the same, and the coincidences just keep coming. all four were division one track athletes in the same conference in college. but their paths didn't cross until years later but now that psychic twin thing is stronger than ever. >> we've showed up on separate dates seeing each other and this is not happen

. ♪ vanessa: i am vanessa ruiz in for stephanie sy.ating now our top story on the extreme heat in the pacific northwest, british columbia's chief coroner says her office has received reports of 486 deaths between friday and today. 300 more than over a typical five-day period. health officials say more than 60 people have died due to heat-related issues with three fourths of those in bonomo county. in king county which incorporated seattle, authorities said more than a dozen deaths were linked to the heatwave. search teams have recovered six more bodies day from a collapsed condominium tower in surfside, florida. with the search in its seventh day, the number of confirmed dead reach 18, two of them children. more than 140 are still missing, but officials insisted they are not giving up hope. >> there's been talk by the families. they asked me if the search is going to stop. are we going to turn this from a rescue to a recovery? i appreciated the governors comments a few minutes ago where he basically said we are not leaving anybody behi

con vanessa hauc ♪ >>> han pasado 7 dÍas de que se escuchoaran gritos libertad en cuba a pesar que el en la isla el mensaje sigue profesor ganodose con mÁs fuerza fuera de cuba a este pedo pelaed ido se une el regreso de quienes fueron vÍctimas de la represiÓn, en medio de las manifestaciones >>> vamos con lourdes hurtado que hablÓ con familiares de alguno detenidos, buenas tardes y cuÉntanos por favor >periodista: quÉ tal vanessa asÍ es como puedes ver es un dÍa mÁs de movilizaciones aquÍ en miami en apoyo a las protestas en cuba. esta que es la pequeÑa habana. convocada por organizacioneses que republicano a paÍses latinoamericanos, y por ello ademÁs de las banderas de cuba puedes verban que eras de ven skwoourm, de nicaragua, todos ellos pidiendo libertad para su paÍses. y asÍ como ellos la diÁspora cu barÓnla del mundo se solidariza este domingo con la isla, donde la familia de aquellos detenidos no se sÁbado nada de su paradero alzan la voz contra el regimen para que los liberen >>> libertad >> libertad!. > papa te pedimo papa franciscoe agencia los comunistas >>> desde la ermita

for example, under the departments proposal, specialist venice again -- vanessa guillen would have been split between us -- a special victims prosecutor who made a decision on the sexual harassment allegation, while commanding officer would have made the charging decision in the murder case. this doesn't make sense to me, and i think we should improve the legislative proposal. i think it's also important to note that a 2020 gao study found that servicemembers who are black or latino are 2.5 times to 1.5 times more likely to be charged in a court-martial then their white brothers and sisters for the same crime. i appreciate the importance of making sure that diversity is one that we embrace in its entirety. i appreciate your assurances that my efforts to remove all felony crimes from the chain of command are complementary to the irc's recommendations, and we will continue to fight for this key reform to deliver accountability and justice for all victims of these horrible crimes. thank you again for your efforts in making our military safe. safe for everyone who serves there. i will now t

[laughter] >> vanessa, i'm biased toward my own campaign. those were -- i'm working on a theu book to cover the river war with fort mercer and fort mifflin. and i think the seeds of fort mef lynn and what those guys went through would be -- i think you got to tell the story from the average soldier. and almost like a band of brothers but you create a rev war version of that. and the stories of that siege and what those guys went through and that swamp -- it wasn't an island. it was a swamp. you know, accounts and fresh officer -- not the foray -- >> deflor. i'm pretty sure. >> his description of the fighting on that island, i think that would make -- even if it was just a one-hour documentary i think it would make a compelling story. >> and then you have the explosion of the augusta and then you have the battle of redbank so that's leak through the roof. >> that's what i'm currently working on. the mile from fort mercer, john. >> that's -- >> fort mercer and back to the high school, cross country. it's awesome. >> that's awesome. i'm actuall

. ♪ vanessa: i'm vanessa ruiz at newshour west, in for stephanie sy.eturn to judy woodruff and the full show after the latest headlines. an indictment in new york charged the trump organization and its finance chief with what prosecutors called sweeping and audacious tax fraud. they quickly pleaded not guilty to paying executives with off-the-books benefits. former president trump himself was not charged. we'll get details after the news summary. attorney general merrick garland has ordered a moratorium on federal executions while the justice department reviews death penalty procedures. in the memo, garland said he had concerns about the death penalty, including "arbitrariness in its application, disparate impact on people of color, and the troubling number of exonerations." after a 17-year hiatus, the trump administration carried out 13 executions in 6 months, more than any president in the last 120 years. rescue crews in surfside, florida, resumed work this evening after a 15-hour halt at a collapsed condominium tower. workers suspended the search fo

vanessa: definitely not the intention.ou can't find founders that are more focused on making their customers happy. it was hard to see the criticism go in that direction because they care a lot. i think they did everything in their power to abide by the regulations that we have in place, for a lot of good reasons, and to do right by their customers. it was a once-in-a-lifetime -- it was unprecedented. the way we maneuvered around it was constantly with the customer in mind. it's hard to see the criticism. it's hard to hear people don't feel like we did everything we could for our users, because i can tell you behind the scenes that was the core of focus. emily: as vlad told us, it's not about day one, it's about every day to come. we will watch how the company performs and develops in the years to come. t-mobile out with its latest results. i speak to the ceo next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: t-mobile reporting earnings after the bell, beating sales estimates for the second quarter and raising its forecast for subscriber g

for example, under the department's proposal, specialist vanessa guillen would have been split in the prosecution of that case between a special victims prosecutor who had made a charging decision on the sexual harassment allegation while a commander would have made a charging decision in the murder case. this doesn't make sense to me, and i think we should improve the department's legislative proposal at markup. i also think it is important to remember that a 2020 gao study found that service members who are black or latino are two and a half times to one-and-a-half times more likely to be charged in a court marshall than their white brothers and sisters for the same crime. i appreciate the importance of making sure that diversity is one that we embrace in its entirety. i appreciate your assurances that my efforts to remove all felony crimes from the chain of command are complimentary to the ioc's recommendations, and we will continue to fight for this key reform to deliver accountability and justice for all victims of these horrible crimes. thank you again for your efforts in making

cuerpos fueron recuperados aumentando 24 el nÚmero de vÍctimas muy bnas tardes cristina adelante >>> vanessaue ya han recibido la notificaciÓn es algo temporal nos dicen pero tambiÉn muy delicado porque tiene que taladrar para poner los explosivos >> para poder reanudar nuevamente apenas esto acabe las labores de rescate >> >>> >>> aÚn con pertenencias lo que queda en el edificio tiene las horas contadas >>> el gobernador y el estado y ellos van a seguir adelante con la control ciÓn porque estÁ que se puede venir abajo en cualquier momento >>> yo he testigo de cada cuerpo sacado >>> prometieron que no significa el fin de la bÚsqueda >>> la misiÓn nunca va acabar >>> aparte de eso estas haciendo un trabajo muy dÍaz est importa. >> que tengan una respuesta >>> en el equipo de dÍaz estÁn encontraron los restos de familiares >>> le preguntÉ si ha sido una campeona >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> >>> explicÓ que entran a la zon >>> aÚn entre ellos estÁn orgullosas de su labor >>> el padre dice que con un rabino >>> ha estado ahÍ cuando encuentran restos humanos como la hija de 7 aÑos que llamÓ e

. >> >> noticias telemundo con vanessa h. >> un juez de texas ordenÓ al gobierno de biden suspender eljuez dijo que el programa creado por el expresidente obama es ilegal por lo tanto, la administraciÓn debe a tenerseres pÁlida la posiciÓn de texas y otros estados que argumenta >>> sin embargo, el fallo no afecta a mÁs de 600.000 dreamers >> para conocer el impacto que tiene el nuevo golpe judicial contra daca y los dreamers saludamos a alma rosa nieto >>> muchas gracias por estar con nosotros >>> primero que todo >>> el fallo suspende los nuevos procesamiento pero quÉ pasa con los que estÁn en trÁmites? >> los que ya tienen daca. afecta a los que van aplicar por primera vez >>> es posible que terminen siendo afectados? >>> bueno, quizÁs no sabemos esto quizÁs vaya para otras cortes y quÉ decisiones vaya al futuro por ahora afortunadamente no son afectados los que tienen daca y tampoco temer represarias de parte ice >>> quÉ deben de hacer para protegerse? >>> bueno, primero todos los que tengan familiares estadounidense decirle que llamen y exigir que tome acciÓn y formalizar el progra

. >> gracias vanessa >>> muy buenas tardes >>> estamos esperando que las autoridades nos diga cuÁndo hora exacta cuando todo estÉ listo dicen que van a derribar la torre anunciar a los vecinos para evitar la nube de polvo para mantenerse en sus casas pero el mensaje clave es que aquÍ no hay tiempo que perder >>> mientras tanto llenaban de explosivos >>> para que la demoliciÓn le traiga el milagro que ha estado esperando >>> que cama cayÓ arriba de Él de alguna manera. >> y que eso lo estÉ ayudando en este momento >>> el apartamento de su mamÁ y madrastra daba >>> nos ayudarÁ a buscar en zona en donde no hemos llegado me dijo el capitÁn de ahÍ las esperanzas de la niÑa consentida de su papÁ que se aferra al sueÑo de volver a pescar con Él >>> si no que estÁn con sus vidas >>> entces estÁn con dios. >> estÁn. >> en paz. >> y estÁn aquÍ conmigo. >> mientras tanto frente al muro en honor a los muertos la despedida. >> quebrÓ incluso a la vice gobernadora estatal >>> serÁ muy difÍcil >>> en donde han podido formar su vida para desaparecer. >> sÍ claro. >> es muy difÍcil. >> ser parte de l

. >> noticias telemundo con vanessa hauc. >> para el doctor anthony fauci estados unidos está en aprietoauimento de casos de coronavirus por la variante delta y muchos no se vacunan y hoy confirmó que las autoridades están considerando que los vacunados porten la mascarilla alberto pimienta con la historia. >> el panoprama de la pandemia estados unidos empeora y los nuevos contagios causados por la variante delta siguen aumentando y tres estados florida, texas y missouri nson el responsable del 40% de nuevos y también louisiana y todos tiene bajos números de vacunación. >> que se pongan las vacunas porque son efectivas nos protegen mucho. >> solo el 49% de los estadounidenses están vacunados y continúe haciendo cuesta arriba incrementar las vacunaciones por eso el uso obligatorio de mascarillas es tema de discusión y entre las autoridades médicas del país. >> el doctor anthony fauci confirma que el gobierno analiza si recomendar o no el uso obligatorio de mascarillas para personas vacunadas. >> es absurdo no porque ya están libres de mascarillas. >> la situación no ha terminado. >> porqu

fuertes y destructores incendios fuera de control son el resultado de la emergencia climática >>> vanessantender que todavítenemos una oportunidad de transformar el futuro y crear un futuro de energías renovables >>> muchas gracias por el informe tan importante y con esto llegamos al final, gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo y las noticias continúan, los dejo ahora con exatlón buenas noches y gracias. [♪ ♪ ♪] [♪ ♪ ♪] [♪ ♪ ♪] [♪ ♪ ♪] m [♪ ♪ ♪] [♪ ♪ ♪] [♪ ♪ ♪ (música) >>> ayer en exatlón estados unidos la batalla en el circuito de balance e por tecnología deportiva. >>> cada uno de los atletas te llevaría 1000 dólares para comprar lo que quisiera en artículos de rendimiento en la tercera ronda se definió al futuro de la batalla. >>> génesis romero y garcía colocaron puntos claves para la causa azul y a

. ♪ vanessa: i'm vanessa ruiz, we'll return to judy woodruff and the full program after the latest headlinesng now our top story. the police chief of haiti announced tonight that four of the suspected assassins of the president have been kill by pless and -- by police and two others arrested. three suspects held hostage were freed. the fighting between government security forces and the assailant was ongoing. search crews in surfside, florida, are making a significant shift tonight from rescue to recovery. 14 days after a condominium tower collapsed. officialed say -- officials said late today there's, quote, zero chance of finding anyone alive. the confirmed death toll reached 54 today with 86 people still missing. after workers recovered 18 more bodies. >> our commitment to this mission is deeply personal. this is our community. our neighbors. our families. and our first responders have truly searched that pile every single day since the collapse as if they're searching for their own loved ones. vanessa: a weekend tropical storm, elsa, left at least one person dead in florida. it made land

to find ferguson and well, we know how that ended before you be born vanessa. this isn't that pretty much the the patriot right there. that's what they do. and oh my god, i knew missing the patriot at earlier was gonna come back to me. it's okay. so i i have a lot to say about hollywood and historical films it all started when i first saw the santa fe trail about john brown's right on harpers ferry and what a disaster. it is so amazing that hollywood tries to do. i'm gonna get off my soapbox soon. i promise. it's so amazing that hollywood tries to turn history into this fanatical like fantasy world when the actual history is just as crazy and exciting and thrilling and adventurous and sad and thrilling. as what hollywood wants to make it so they need a proper telling of that story and tell the story of the individuals that participated in that and not fictionalize it. do feel like something about men would have had facial hair like me like by the time they aren't stare. um or me or michael right here. so but the thing but the thing with facial hair is if they d

. >>>♪ >>> noticias telemundo con vanessa hauc >>> el gobierno de joe biden quiere llegar hasta el finalen defensa de daca es el mensaje de la administraciÓn a al decir que apelarÁ a la orden de juez declarando ilegal el programa y prohibiendo nuevos solicitudes aunque el presidente dice que solo el congreso puede asegurar una soluciÓn permanente para lo soÑadores. entre estos volviÓ a surgir la inquietud marÍa vargas amplÍa. >>> me siento mal me siento triste me siento enojada >>> johanna madre de dos hijos es una de los miles de gra graso en el limbo tras el dictamen de un juez federal de texas que impide la aprobaciÓn de nuevas solicitudes es la tercera vez que se le va de las manos el sueÑo de obtener daca. >>> yo estaba juntando mis documentos y dos dÍas ant de que yo tuviera mi cita con el abogado este terminaron el programa de daca para los nuevos aplico antes >>> fue en el 2017 hoy el presidente joe biden llamÓ de profundamente decepciÓn ante la decisiÓn. und cando que el departamento de justicia apelarÁ al fallo pero abogados de inmigraciÓn dice que el daÑo ya estÁ hecho >>> hay

el caso de la soldado vanessa guillen, asesinada mientras prestaba servicio en la base de fort hood, texas, esta nuevamente bajo la lupa, tras las declaraciones de un ex-capitan que estaba destacado en el mismo grupo de la "militar" hispana.desde washington, pablo gato nos tiene las denuncias de "alex cook" sobre este homicidio que estremecio al pais. estas imagenes de una camara corporal muestra el momento en que un ex oficial de policia, descarga una pistola electrica sobre un hombre de 75 aqos, que supuestamente habia agredido a un vecino.al recibir el choque electrico el anciano cayo y se golpeo la cabeza con una silla. el hombre sufrio un derrame cerebrl y necesita una cirugia de doble bypass. la victima se habia negado a la orden del ex policia de tirarse al suelo cuando abri la puerta de su casa con una espada en la mano.el incidente le costo el puesto al uniformado incendio "tamarack" no le da tregua a los cientos e bomberos que luchan por combatirlo.segun un oficial, ademas de la sequia y los vientos, hay mucho material "inflamable" que lo alimenta, por lo que solo han logra

. >>> buenas noches soy vanessa hauc noticias que debe saber antes de que acabe el dÍa familiares derecidos en cuba exigen regresar a seres queridos sanos y salvos mientras que mÁs voces se suman pidiendo libertad para la isla. >>> verÁn el reencuentro de una madre honmdureÑa y su hijo a quiÉn las autoridades mexicanas encontraron solo en la frontera en un intento por cruzar hacia estados unidos con su padre. y se comerÍa un platillo baÑado en oro de 24 quilates es la oferta de chef que dice mucho llegan a probar el chicharrÓn de oro. >>> libertad!. >>> en la semana trans corrida desde que los cubanos perdieron el miedo y unieron su voz para reclamar en masa sus derechos, el rÉgimen ha logrado aplacar el estallido por ahora. el consulto de la represiÓn se cuenta con muertos heridos y desaparecidos. pero desde fuera de la isla crece el clamor por justicia, lourdes estÁ en miami en una protesta protagonizadas por cubanos exiliados con el apoyo de otros ciudadanos de las amÉricas. muy buenas noches lourdes adelante. . >periodista: quÉ tal vanessa cÓmo pueden ver el exilio cubano no se c

vanessa guillen, her case would not have the benefit of a special prosecutor because she was murdered. we have another case just published last week where a domestic violence case, the service member is beating his wife. a neighbor hears the screams, intervenes to try to protect her. the service members shoots the neighbor and is killed. the commander decides that that is a stand your ground case and he decides not to prosecute, and all that happens is that service member is moved. he's moved. and so the next time he's beating his wife and she finally reports that evidence of the murder isn't even in his case file, it's nowhere to be found. and so they don't protect her. she doesn't get special review. so you need other serious crimes to be part of this. otherwise they won't necessarily get the proper review. i know that you don't want to include serious crimes like check fraud or stealing or arson because, like, what does this have to did with sexual assault? but the truth is many cases of domestic violence, arson is used to cover up the crimes. many cases when you have domestic viol

vanessa gideon, her case would not have benefited from a special prosecutor because she was murdered. we have another case where the service members beating his wife, a neighbor hears the screams, intervenes, and intervenes to try to protect her, the neighbor's shot by the service member, and the neighbor's killed. the commander decides that it is a stand-your-ground case and all that happens is that the service member is moved, he is moved, so the next time he is beating his wife, and the next time she reports the evidence, the murder is not even in his case file! it is not to be found so she does not get special review. you need other serious crimes, to be part of this, otherwise they will not get the proper review. i know that you do not want to include serious crimes crimes, like check fraud, or stealing or arson, because you are like, what does this have to do with sexual assault? but the truth is that many cases of domestic assault, arson is used to cover up the crime. many cases when you have a domestic violence victim, many of them, they are spouse or partner used money as a w

for instance, vanessa covered southern campaigns. what's one misconception that she missed picking on my fellow park ranger there. >> i missed none. i'm just going to say that. >> i'll talk about one huge misconception is the fact that the war ended after york town. i mean, there's a -- there's so many people that think that. and, you know, especially when you go down to south carolina and georgia, it was not ending. it was the same thing in the north but it was really a hot bed in a relatively small confined area in south carolina. and then there was georgia before savanna. so, that's a big thing right there. and i find those south carolina and georgia operations really interesting. one because i don't -- i know enough of about them to be interested in them and not enough about them to, you know, not have anything to learn. i want to get down there and go over the terrain. >> i'm the moderator, i probably shouldn't jump in here, but i'm excited as well. there was some recent archaeological findings from the river about where john le

. : i am vanessa varese in for stephanie sy at newshour west. return to judy woodruff after the latest headlines. the battle for ballot access dominates the headlines tonight. president biden condemned republicans in charge of state governments that are imposing restrictions. it was that sort of bill that prompted democratic lawmakers to walk out of the texas legislature on monday. after traveling to washington, they pushed today for voting protections. we will explore all of this after the news summary. the white house is also watching inflation including today's report that consumer prices spiked in june the gain from may was nearly a full percentage point. year to year, prices rose nearly 5.5%, the most in 13 years. the federal reserve and the white house say they expect the surge to be temporary. and there is fresh evidence that covid-19 infections in the u.s. rising again. new numbers show 24,000 cases reported nationally on monday , double the daily total of three weeks ago. the peak back in january was a quarter million cases a day a . if

un ex capitÁn de la base de fort hood dijo que hay mucho mÁs detrÁs de la muerte de vanessa guillÉn.utoridades de san mateo, california, entregarÁn fondos para iniciar negocios de comida casera en casas. >> esto es tenga de res. reportero: ella sobreviviÓ la pandemia con lo que sabÍa hacer. >> tacos. reportero: en la cocina de su casa prepara la comida. >> yo les doy la comida barata. reportero: este ha sido un negocio informal hasta ahora, pero san mateo, al norte de california, estÁ permitiendo conseguir una licencia para convertir el negocio en legal. el supervisor dice que es el primer condado del paÍs en que se aprueba una ley asÍ. ocho condados han hecho este proyecto hasta ahora y algunos condados lo consideran. >> es una oportunidad. reportero: esto pone un negocio propio al alcance de las manos de los migrantes. patricia: excelente iniciativa. esta noche podrÍa haber una luna llena roja [música] >> y uno... y dos... y tres... >> [ríe] >> ¿quieres cosquillitas? eso. [besa] [imita motor]

vanessa: i'm vanessa ruiz at "newshour" west in for stephanie sy.ll return to judy woodruff after the latest headlines. the chair of the federal reserve, jerome well, said inflation will stay high for a few months before easing, telling a congressional hearing that the problem is due to temporary fallout from the pandemic. covid-19 infections are surging again worldwide after falling for nine weeks. the world health organization reports a 10% increase last week. cases in tokyo are higher than at any time since may, just nine days before it hosts the summer olympics. cases in california are the highest since march. in south africa, rioting and looting rocked parts of the country overnight. police say more than 70 people have been killed and 1200 arrested since last week. nick schifrin reports. nick: it started as political protests and devolved into chaos across two of south africa's largest cities with looting, ransacked shelves and malls turned into smoldering buildings. some admitted they stole but said their crimes were borne from poverty. >> i g

in the case of the trajectory death of vanessa g under the dod proposal that case would not come under the aegis of the special victims unit, correct? >> correct. it would come under the special victim prosecuor construct that the irc has recommended. and the irc would have taken vanessa's case and we would have taken it because during the course of the homicide investigation when investigators learned that miss gian was previously sexually harassed that trained military investigator would have contacted the special victims prosecutor who then would have moved to action and address the sexual harassment case. what we know from fiscal 2019 data and fort hood report as it pertained to ircd, 92% of criminal investigators were not even properly identified and the phone call was never made. that is a trajectory ed yay that is a tragedy. that why this commission feels so deeply about the three categories that define the special victims construct. so we're here to say we would have taken your family's case. absolutely. >> the other issue plaguing me is child abuse, the department recommend ch

we are going to introduce vanessa smiley who is a historian and interpreter. those roots began at the national parks. her revoir park experience includes the southern campaign of the america

until, that is, abigail's neighbour, tallie, played by vanessa kirby, arrives on her doorstep, stirringon, the pair have become inseparable — to the disapproval of their husbands, both of whom seem to swing between anger and disappointment at the respective marriages. the winner of the queer lion at the 2020 venice film festival, the world to come has been called a female version of brokeback mountain — although in truth, the two films have very little in common. a closer comparison would be with francis lee's ammonite — another film about love in a harsh climate which offered much to admire, if little to enjoy. focusing on the suffocating strictures of a society in which women have little or no agency, fastvold conjures an authentic air of misery, alleviated only briefly by stolen moments of affection quickly snatched away by the dour, patriarchal cloud of tragedy and heartbreak. my daughter, nellie, would've been five today. 0h. how did she pass? there's no doubting the conviction of the performances — with kirby, who earned an oscar nomination for pieces of a woman, continuing to cem

in the case of the trajectory death of vanessa g under the dod proposal that case would not come under the aegis of the special victims unit, correct? >> correct. it would come under the special victim prosecuor construct that the irc has recommended. and the irc would have taken vanessa's case and we would have taken it because during the course of the homicide investigation when investigators learned that miss gian was previously sexually harassed that trained military investigator would have contacted the special victims prosecutor who then would have moved to action and address the sexual harassment case. what we know from fiscal 2019 data and fort hood report as it pertained to ircd, 92% of criminal investigators were not even properly identified and the phone call was never made. that is a trajectory ed yay that is a tragedy. that why this commission feels so deeply about the three categories that define the special victims construct. so we're here to say we would have taken your family's case. absolutely. >> the other issue plaguing me is child abuse, the department recommend ch

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