now beginning uh with the vanessa. first talk about the what the motive could be behind this uh operation uh some uh of the the majority actually of the experts and analysts that we've spoken to speaking of provoking iran, israel trying to provoke iran into engaging in war so that israel could spread further instability and insecurity across the region. your thought on this? well, i think just before christmas last year, yof gallant made it quite clear. that they needed a victory in this war in order to survive, so in the middle east, so this is an existential war for israel, it's been evident since october the 7th that they are desperately losing the war in gaza against the relatively ill equipped palestinian resistance, they have had to evacuate from the northern occupied territories, more than 100 thousand settlers, as far as we know in the... war against hezballah in southern lebanon, and so now they deem it necessary to expand the war, particularly into syria, because we have to remember that this is the fourth in a series of attacks in the last seven days and all of these attacks ha

usaron el hombre de noticias telemundo supuesto mensaje de apoyo de estados unidos a ecuador. >> vanessa> muy buenas noches ¿que fue lo que te contesto el mandatario? >> si, arantxa, efectivamente se refirio a este montaje donde supuestamente el secretario de defensa, lloyd austin, dice que lo ocurrido en la embajada de mexico en ecuador es un aviso para el mundo esto fue lo que dijo esta manana el presidente. >> donde supuestamente la la defensa del gobierno de estados unidos habia declarado de que felicitaba al presidente felicitaba al presidente novoa por el asalto a nuestra embajada el senor presidente pero hay precisamente en el articulo esta diciendo esta diciendo claramente que noticias telemundo no publico eso y que es falso. >> no, no, no, a lo que me refiero es pura casualidad, y no estoy no estoy culpando a que lo hace a a telemundo. >> bueno, arantxa, como ves, al final todo quedo al president esta manana en la mananera. >> regreso contigo. >> vanessa, muchas gracias por esta informacion. >> te vemos mas adelante. >> estados del golfo y la costa este del pais. >> estas genera

he's a journalist. and commentator in vienna, now welcome to the show, now beginning uh with the vanessa, let's first talk about the what the motive could be behind this operation, some of the the majority actually of the experts and analysts that we've spoken to, speaking of provoking iran, israel trying to provoke iran into engaging in war so that israel could have spread further. instability and insecurity across the region? your thought on this? well, i think uh, just before christmas last year, yof gallans made it quite clear that they needed a victory in this war in order to survive, so in the middle east, so this is an existential war for israel, it's been evident since october the 7th that they are desperately losing the war in gaza against the relatively ill equipped palestinian resistance, they... have had to evacuate from uh the northern occupied territories more than 100 thousand settlers as far as we know in the contained war against heizbollah in southern lebanon and so now they deem it necessary to expand the war particularly into syria because we have to remember that thi

ock. >> vanessa, muy buenas colega vanessa tardes que recoger despues de este intercambio que tuviste con el presidente lopez obrador en esta conferencia mananera. >> hola, arantxa, me da mucho gusto saludarlos a todos y estabamos cuestionandolo sobre una serie que estamos trabajando en planeta tierra sobre la sequia en mexico, que es un tema sumamente critico. >> mas de la mitad de los mexicanos no tienen acceso a agua potable y segun la conagua, que es la entidad del estado que maneja el agua, pues pronto podria llegar un dia en que simplemente no hay mas agua. >> y ese dia ya llego para muchos mexicanos, asi que realmente fueron preguntas muy claras hacia el presidente y el pues trato de responderlas de algunas veces realmente estaba enfocado en la pobreza o diciendome que habian otros datos, sin embargo nosotros estamos citando dato manera, pero la gran mayoria de las veces pues realmente estaba enfocado en la pobreza o diciendome que habian otros datos, sin embargo nosotros estamos citando datos de su propio gobierno, arantxa. >> claro, y eso fue lo que nosotros nos dimos cuenta,

. >> que gusto estar abril de directora de planeta tierra, vanessa ock. >> vanessa, bienvenida. >> acae, sin duda vanessa, un tema importante del que hablamos es de la sequia. >> no puedo creer que el 40% de la poblacion sufre de escasez de agua y estuviste especificamente en mexico donde el problema se ha agrandado. >> asi es, esa es la serie que estamos preparando para esta 2023 fue el mas seco en el pais desde 1941. >> esto segun el servicio meteorologico nacional y hoy la sequia afecta mas del 70% del territorio y unicamente el 50% de los habitantes tienen acceso al agua todos los que esta en su constitucion. >> estas imagenes que estan viendo en pantalla son imagenes de lo que era una laguna llamada zumpango en el estado de mexico, era una laguna hermosa, llena de vida, llena de aves, de peces, y en el centro pues habia este templo a la virgen de guadalupe al que solo se podia llegar en lancha y ahora pues como ven es un desierto completo y precisamente en chiapas la falta de agua ha generado una crisis, vanessa, una crisis de salud publica en chiapas, por ejemplo, casi 700 mil pe

desestimo cifras de su propio gobierno ofrecidas por noticias telemundo en la mananera del jueves, vanessas de la crisis hidrica en ese pais y verificamos algunas de las respuestas de lopez obrador. >> asi un caso denominado por las autoridades como una (musica) (musica) (musica) (musica) (musica) ruedas identificado como clenar parker de 42 (musica) (musica) hora de houston. >> dice, esta es una investigacion criminal que esta siendo dirigida por texas rangers. >> de momento, parker se enfrenta a multiples de eliteos graves. >> los agentes persiguieron a parker, que conducia el camion de carga robado por la autopista 290 cuando este giro bruscamente hasta impactar del departamento de seguridad publica. >> dice el vehiculo fue denunciado como robado cuando lo identificaron estaba en la carretera estatal 36 del lado de la 290. >> el conductor huyo de la policia y llego hasta aqui para impactar con la oficina. >> de las mas de una docena de personas heridas, las autoridades confirmaron que ninguno fue atropellado directamente por el vehiculo, sino que resultaron afectados por los escombros y

oc, trabajo en noticias telemundo y tengo dos preguntas para vanessa ock dijo. >> la primera, el lemaa. >> vanessa ock dijo. >> el noticias del usted. >> fue desde un principio sin embargo, usted le ha co constitucion de su pais incluso, y es el derecho al agua. >> segun la conagua, es la entidad que regula el agua aqui en su pais, mas de la mitad de los mexicanos no tienen acceso a la todos los dias. >> segun la inegi, mas de 21 millones de acceso al agua a los dias, y estas poblaciones son las poblaciones rurales, las poblaciones indigenas los mas vulnerables a los que usted les prometio prioridad, porque no trabajo para ellos en este caso. >> de polemizar nada mas decirte que si de algo me siento orgulloso es de haber participado, contribuido junto a muchos mexicanos, millones de mujeres y de hombres, a reducir la pobreza en como nunca se habia visto en decadas. >> pues mas de este intercambio y otros temas como lo son el tema, ya lo puede ver esta tarde en noticias telemundo a las 6.30, 5.30 centro, para que no se lo pierda. >> y nicole, hay una alerta sobre todo para aquellos ama

. >> vanessa ock le dijo esto a amlo en esa mananera. >> el presidente lo nego. >> por eso hoy vanessaobre la sequia y el en mexico. >> ¿que tal, vanessa? >> hola, julio, te saludo desde zumpango, en el estado de mexico, y es lugar es el perfecto reflejo de como la emergencia climatica ha generado una sequia severa en mexico. >> esto antes era un inmenso lago lleno de agua, lleno de vida, de peces era punto de encuentro para las comunidades, era fuente de alimento para los pescadores del lugar. >> por aqui pasaban mas de 200 especies de aves migratorias y bueno, mira en donde estamos caminando un total desierto esta completamente arido, seco, sin vida, y el problema es que esto no solo esta pasando aqui en zumpango sino en mas del 70% del territorio del pais. >> hoy el calor es abrasador en la laguna de zumpango. >> hace meses no llueve y los pescadores han perdido la fuente de trabajo que me siento devastado no debil alla no poder poder ganar un dinero un ingreso que me pudiera yo seguir manteniendo. >> agustin recuerda cuando aqui pescaba diario mojarras y carpas. >> ganas hasta de m

vanessa now, six months into the genocidal israeli occupation entities war on the largest concentration camp on earth, which is known as the gaza strip, has zinus israel succeeded in achieving its aggressive objectives by uh settler crimes, judization, massacres, genocide, and ethnic cleansing? no, absolutely not. in fact, the zianist entity is losing on all fronts in the northern occupied territories, as we know, an estimated 100 thousand settlers and various zionist businesses have been forced out of that territory and to relocate to the south, and it's admitted even by the zinest entity that it's very unlikely that there will be enough security for them to return. um, we know that the entire resistance access including of course yemen, has shut down the arterial and shipping lane, and that now elart the southern port and the occupied territories is being targeted a very regular basis in gaza itself and even in the west bank, the zionist entity has met you, what is effectively besieged, starved, deprived resistance with relatively small capability and yet they're unable to defeat them

la tierra, las consecuencias im impactaran a millones de pe personas y aqui esta con no nosotros vanessa> de hecho, ya estamos viendo el impacto, vanessa. >> exactamente, ya lo estamos 28 desastres naturales provocados por los cambios climaticos aqui en estados unidos le aqui en estados unidos le costaron al pais 93 mil millones de dolares. >> ahora, este economico mundial es a nivel global y revela que en las proximas dos decadas el aumento en las temperaturas de la tierra causara casi 15 millones de muertes y perdidas economicas por mas de 12 billones de dolares. >> ¿y que tipo de cambios climaticos estudiaron en este reporte? >> pues, nicole, un poco de todo. >> los investigadores estudiaron las proyecciones de eventos climaticos como las inundaciones, las sequias, las olas de calor, las tormentas tropicales, los incendios y por supuesto el nivel del mar. >> oye, vanessi, podemos decir que a veces esto no nos afecta personalmente a nosotros, pero no podemos identificar un solo sector que se haya afectado por esto pues lo que pasa es que todos vivimos en el mismo planeta, estamos en un

. >> vanessa ock nos cuenta mas. >> vanessa, buenas tardes. >> se proyecta que la sequia empeore esteel ano pasado fue la mas grave en los ultimos 500 anos. >> en el corredor seco de centroamerica, 1.2 millones de personas necesitaran ayuda de alimentos tras cinco anos de olas de calor y lluvias im impredecibles. >> la escasez de agua para la poblacion que habita en las ciudades se duplicara en el 2050 debido a las sequias. >> y especial atencion le p ponemos a mexico, ya que podria ser el primer pais en quedarse sin agua. >> ante las escasez de nieve y la prevision de un verano seco y caluroso, washington declaro el estado de emergencia por sequia algo que segun proyecciones de noaa podria ocurrir tambien en otros seis estados del pais. >> un poco mas al buena cosecha. >> al sur en mexico. >> va a afectar en todas las cuestiones, eso va a ser un impacto impresionante". >> conchita recuerda cuando venia con su familia a visitar la isla del templo de la virgen de guadalupe en zumpango. >> la unica manera de accesar era por la isla, era la llegar aqui. >> aqui se reunian en familia verd

. >> aqui esta vanessa oc con los detalles de esta esto. >> vanessa, ¿que tal?s v vecinos del lugar los que escucharon el llanto del bebe y abrieron la maleta en plena calle. >> de acuerdo con las aut autoridades, el pequeno tenia aproximadamente dos anos y mostraba senas de violencia. >> los primeros en proporcionarle ropa y una cobija limpia. >> esta noche a las 11 y 35 tenemos detalles de como se encuentra el pequenito y por supuesto todos la investigacion de este triste incidente, julio. >> y esa imagen del pequenito en la maleta, fuertisimo. >> gracias vanessa, nos vemos por la noche un incendio devasto parte de edificio mas antiguo de dinamarca. >> la bolsa de copenhague, una construccion del siglo xvii, quedo destruida por las llamas. >> esto provoco el derrumbe de la emblematica aguja. >> los testigos tuvieron que correr para poder ayudar a salvar las pinturas y los objetos que estaban dentro. >> que estaban dentro, el edificio estaba en reconstruccion. >> juan gabriel y hector lavoe, ya forman parte del catalogo de estrellas de la biblioteca del congres

. >> vanessa octavio, buenas comunicarse con el 911 muchisima buenas tardes. >> algo preocupante ya que muchas personas no podian 911 para p pedir ayuda de emergencia. >> afortunadamente, ya la mayoria fueron restablecidos y las del muchisima buenas tardes. >> y las autoridades dijeron a nbc news que por el momento no se han de un acto hecho con malicia. >> muchas a ver. >> hola, marisa. >> soy llamar al 911 se reportaron a lo largo de la madrugada este jueves, jueves, dificultando la comunicacion de millones de personas con la policia o hasta servicios de emergencia medica como las a ambulancias, los apagones en varias ciudades dentro de estos cuatro cuatro estados, texas, nevada, dacota del sur y nebraska. >> ahi las autoridades locales dijeron que las lineas fijas funcionaban, pero no los proveedores de telefonia movil, pero en las vegas, oficiales alertaron que ni estaban comunicandose. >> mientras arreglaba el problema, la policia le pidio a las personas necesitadas llamar al 911 y esperar una llamada de vuelta. >> dijeron que todos los que llamaron durante el apagon recibieron ayu

vanessa now uh six months into the genocidal israeli occupation entities war. the largest concentration camp on earth, which is known as the gaza strip, has zinus israel succeeded in achieving its aggressive objectives by settler crimes, judization, massacres, genocide and ethnic cleansing? no, absolutely not, in fact the zionist entity is losing on all fronts in the northern occupied territories, as we know, an estimated 100 thous settlers and various zionist. nices have been forced out of that territory and to relocate to the south and it's admitted even by the zinest entity that it's very unlikely that there will be enough security for them to return. um, we know that the entire resistance access including of course yemen has shut down the arterial shipping lane, and that now ilat, the southern port and the occupied territories is being targeted a very regular basis. in gaza itself and even in the west bank, the zionist entity has met uh, what is effectively besieged, stoved, deprived, resistant. with relatively small capability and yet they're unable to defeat them on the ground, th

. ♪ vanessa: i'm vanessa ruiz, in for stephanie sy with newshour west.latest headlines. the u.s. senate advanced a bill -- is set to pass legislation tonight that will send billions of dollars in aid to ukraine, israel, and taiwan. final -- the bill requires tiktok to divest chinese parent company or face a u.s. ban. in total it contains $95 billion in support, with $61 billion dedicated to ukraine. today, the pentagon clarified where those funds would go. >> this security assistance package will be based on ukraine's most urgent needs, again without getting into details, i think it's a good assumption to expect that it will include air defense capabilities as well as artillery ammunition. vanessa: pentagon officials would first send a $1 billion military aid package to kyiv. israel ordered new evacuations of northern gaza today, as it carried out a wave of strikes throughout the strip. smoke was seen rising over central and southern areas of gaza, as residents reported non-stop bombardments. separately, the israeli military released footage of what it c

bailey, i can thank you for joining us on a program. vanessa. what more did we know about the strike at this point? a very little at the moment. the start came in at about 5 o'clock and it was a massive strike because i'm in or the western suburbs of damascus and it sounded literally next or so. so the 1st 3 strikes were extremely loud. we could then hear the defense or engaging the entire building, which is the iranian concert, which i believe was used as the residents by the investor was destroyed. as you said, so far, there are uh, 6 small to civil defense teams are looking through the rubble, but the entire building is destroyed. so we're pretty sure that everybody inside the building was co. this isn't the, the 1st is rarely so i'd be on this board is in, in recent days, even as well as previously struck military target some of the states, but a diplomatic building has not been hit. so how much of a, an escalation, how serious of an escalation is this? well, i mean, this is a huge escalation. i mean, we did have another strike if you rememb

now vanessa, there were multiple countries uh, that and international bodies including united nations for instance, they've all condemned this israeli act of terrorism, except the west, so what is this indicative of? well, i mean, as i said earlier, you, the masks are off. the fact that these u.s. back zionist attacks on syrian territory, against uh iranian um military, against hezbulah, against these islamic resistance against syrian, uh, arab army forces and national defense forces, because as i said, we shouldn't forget israel carried out the attack in the northeast, israel violated syrian airspace. and targeted east and west of aleppo enabling a terrorist attack on on the western uh aleppo access. um, it carried out attack on the research and development center in jamraya on the morning of this assassination, um, there the fires were burning for for more than six hours and then finally uh this assassination, so in one week, you know, israel has violated, it it's effect. ly declared war multiple times and it's only because of the restraint of the resistance access that we are not r

desarrollo >> noticias telemundo en la noche con arantxa loizaga >> muy buenas noches, les saluda vanessaa loizaga comenzamos con el juicio en nueva york donde eligieron a siete de los jurados que determinarÁn si donald trump es culpable o no de la falsificaciÓn de registros comerciales para justificar pagos de $130,000 a stormy daniels . tres de ellos son mujeres y, al menos, uno es hispano. el jurado nÚmero uno es un comerciante inmigrante europeo, el nÚmero dos una enfermera de oncologÍa, el juzgado nÚmero tres es un abogado empresarial, el jurado nÚmero cuatro es un trabajador independiente de puerto rico, el jurado nÚmero cinco una maestra de inglÉs, el jurado nÚmero seis, una ingeniera de software,. >> y jurado nÚmero siete un abogado civil >> el juez continuarÁ la selecciÓn de jurado hasta completar 18.6 de los cuales son suplentes. el juez dijo que tiene esperanza de concluir este proceso a mÁs tardar el viernes. para el prÓximo lunes comenzar argumentos de juicio de este juicio sin precedentes >> bueno, despuÉs del juicio, donald trump participÓ en un acto de campaÑa en una bodeg

. ♪ vanessa: here are the latest headlines. u.s.e officials told the newshour today they expect iran to launch a retaliatory attack on israel in the coming days. the white house said it's warned iran not to use a suspected israeli airstrike on its consulate in syria as a pretext to escalate tensions in the region. the u.s. also dispatched a top commander to israel to address iran's repeated threats of retaliation. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu hinted today that he would respond to any attack from iran with force. >> we are in the middle of the war in gaza. but, we are also preparing for scenarios of challenges from other arenas. we have a simple principle: whoever hurts us, we hurt them. we are preparing to meet israel's security needs both in defense and in attack. vanessa: the white house also said today that it communicated to iran that it was not involved in that strike in damascus that killed a top iranian -- military commander earlier this month. officials in russa say nearly 12,000 homes have been flooded inner re

last but not least, vanessa carter is our final honoree. i'm inspired by her ability to empower her fellow educators and youth year after year and equip them with tools to worn day become climate heros of their own. areut author of, is it yellow let it mellow? that's not you? that's. okay. that's what my teach are taught mow in fourth grade a member of the school district vanessa over seen environmental programs for students. to build their environmental literacy. she launch said san francisco's first climate action fellowship for high school students across the district. giving youth an opportunity to engage with our city departments. gaining college and career exposure and the change makers of our time. so with this i like to recognize and honor vanessa carter. [applause] hi. everyone. it is good to be here and i will wrap it up, it is lovely to be in the presence of other amazing women doing incredible work i look forward to following up with you and wanted thank everyone for doing all of the work you do every day. i know you are all lik

vanessa: i am vanessa rees in for stephanie sy. here are the latest headlines.n appeals judge in new york denied former president trump's 11th hour bid to delay his hush money criminal trial. he is accused of falsifying records to hide payments to an adult film actress. but his lawyers asked to move the proceedings out of manhattan for now -- manhattan. for now, pending further appeals, the trial is set to start the national association april 14. of intercollegiate athletics representing small colleges effectively banned transgender athletes from women sports today. it is believed to be the first college sports organization to take the step. a statement said eachnaia sport includes some combination of strength, speed, and stamina, providing competitive advantages for male student athletes. the vatican has reaffirmed its opposition to gender affirming surgery and surrogate parenting. a document released today characterizes both as threats to human dignity. in a news conference, a top cardinal says it reinforces welcoming trans people in the church, but not so-cal

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. >> vanessa o que nuestro segmento planeta tierra nos cuenta cuales son y tambien de otras medidas quee. >> bueno, este es el vaso regulador este arquitecto urbanista le apuesta al diseno de los espacios para ayudar a resolver la crisis del agua en la ciudad de mexico es que recibe el agua del escurrimiento de la montana y lo retiene en este lugar y poco a poco lo va filtrando el parque bicentenario es uno de los mas que ha disenado para recuperar lluvia. >> esta piedra retiene el agua y luego se va infiltrando al subsuelo. >> una vez en el subsuelo, servira para suplir las necesidades de la ciudad. >> otra alternativa de un sistema de captacion pluvial que ha implementado en 20 estados a lo largo y ancho de mexico y america que ya se capto del techo baja con unas pastillas de hipoclorito de calcio. >> luego la filtran y el agua esta lista para tomar. >> eso es lo que fue una manguera con un flotador dependiendo del uso que le quieran dar a la agua le agregas o le quitas ¿no? >> ahora le damos azul, por su parte busca contribuir a lograr practicas sustentables para el cuidado del agua

>> firing line with margaret hoover is made possible in part by vanessa and henry coronel, the fair-weather foundation, peter and mary calico, the best and robin l curry foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles schwab, the eric and wendy schmidt defined for his strategic innovation. corporate funding is provided by stevens inc. and by pfizer inc. >>> re wallick, welcome to firing line. >> thank you for having me. x you are an author, a futurist, the founder of an initiative that focuses on the future of humanity. what is a futurist? >> there is a common misconception, whichis a futurist products tomorrow, what is going to happen. look, people have been doing this for centuries, so we kind of think about tomorrow, but a professional working futurist like myself, we don't protect the future, we study megatrends, where almost anthropologists from tomorrow looking backwards. so, megatrend is something like the demographics or population or climate change, things that have been happening for decades and will unfurl for decades, then we look at hothose megatrends will impact us in the y

que nos acompaÑe hoy en noticias telemundo mediodÍa, nicole tiene el dÍa libre pero nos acompaÑa vanessaato con la informaciÓn. comenzamos con uno noticia de Última obras _ del tren interurbano en la madrugada, esto en la terminal observatorio sin que hubieran heridos. >> los primeros informes partieron de los vecinos que publicaron datos en redes sociales porque estÁ a pocos metros de sus viviendas. ponga atenciÓn en otra noticia de Última hora, los vuelos de la aerolÍnea alaska airlines fueron suspendidos por varias horas en todo el paÍs, la administraciÓn federal de aviaciÓn habÍa confirmado en su sitio web el aviso de parada en tierra para todos los destinos. >> la medida afectÓ a su filial, el aviso excluyÓ los vuelos de sky west que ofrece servicios regionales para alaska airlines y otras compaÑÍas, la aerolÍnea reportÓ un problema en la actualizaciÓn de datos internos, a esta hora los vuelos fueron reestabl reestablecidos pero se esperan retrasos. ya fueron elegidos los primeros siete miembros que integrarÁn el jurado histÓrico en el juicio contra do donald trump por los pagos a l

. >> y hablando ahora del medio ambiente, nos fijamos en mexico, donde nuestra companera vanessa tuvo palabras con el presidente lopez obrador, como ya les adelantabamos ayer, sobre danos ambientales documentados por nuestras camaras. >> pero si danos por la construccion del tren maya y tambien sobre la falta del acceso al agua potable de las comunidades que son mas vulnerables. >> aqui lo que sucedio. >> escuchemos. >> comenzamos preguntandole por el impacto ambiental que ha tenido tramo 5 del tren maya un reportaje que planeta tierra hizo hace solo unas semanas este es el legado ambiental de su gobierno, o sea, hay por lo menos 122 cenotes que estan estan afectados del tren maya? >> ¿por que no protegio la naturaleza como usted dijo que lo iba a hacer al principio de su gobierno? >> lo estamos haciendo, lo estamos protegiendo. >> ese protegiendo ese hecho tuvo que ver que ver con un accidente que estamos remediando esto que dice, ya tenemos una solucion de remediacion a ese sitio es un solo caso pero no solo en solo en uno noticias telemundo recorrio 30 cenotes y documento como el o

vanessa clarke, bbc news, liverpool.civilfraud case. and financially, it could have been a lot worse for the former president. in february, he was found to have fraudulently inflated property values. he was initially ordered to pay $1164 million, but a court said he could pay the smaller sum within ten days — while he appeals the penalty. the payment means the former president wards off asset seizures by the state. mr trump claims it's all a political witch hunt. it's just one of several court cases he's facing as he looks toward the november election. our correspondent peter bowes has more. donald trump was originally ordered to pay $451; million, that was the judgment against him in the case in which he was found to have used fraudulent business tactics to increase the profits of his company. donald trump has indicated that he is appealing that decision, but his lawyers have said that it has proven to be a practical impossibility, getting a bond of that huge amount, almost half a billion dollars. a panel ofjudges slash

you have to see the vanessa masters quincy names. let's just do a 2nd, let me know what's a, what's a good effect the future as you all in place on the matter of need for a long then. so here, lane, the scientists are you guess i talk about all these issues without the voice of the 2000 or the monday logo for the come function. pump a mass, i'm a doing base, got some simple enough activity m b, i get home on keep last one gets all the name back to me while now i'm going to give you a saw. you may have gave me some guy. i can work. oscar optics. stuff, that's it. obligates the yoga link . um um all those tvs issue. uh the votes. can you hear me home? you can get a whole lot of flat belly uh like to both of them will want to to, to the non billable. and then they get called in, i've been there since about to get done literally just in the ma'am, how about basically if i could see that you of course just got to be that the reassembly again the the typically interest in politics and started the problem this is very each of the is on the

- [narrator] "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, peter and mary kalikow, the asness family foundation, the beth and ravenel curry foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, the eric and wendy schmidt fund for strategic innovation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. and by pfizer inc. - professor melissa murray, welcome to "firing line." - thanks for having me. - former president donald trump faces 88 felony charges in four jurisdictions. jury selection began this week in manhattan, making him the first former u.s. president to face a criminal trial. the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg, his prosecution of donald trump centers on allegations that trump paid hush money to silence claims of affairs before the 2016 election. the prosecution charges that trump falsified business records to cover up the payments and, in doing so, allegedly interfered in the election. the case rests on what some call a novel leg

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last but not least, vanessa carter is our final honoree. i'm inspired by her ability to empower her fellow educators and youth year after year and equip them with tools to worn day become climate heros of their own. areut author of, is it yellow let it mellow? that's not you? that's. okay. that's what my teach are taught mow in fourth grade a member of the school district vanessa over seen environmental programs for students. to build their environmental literacy. she launch said san francisco's first climate action fellowship for high school students across the district. giving youth an opportunity to engage with our city departments. gaining college and career exposure and the change makers of our time. so with this i like to recognize and honor vanessa carter. [applause] hi. everyone. it is good to be here and i will wrap it up, it is lovely to be in the presence of other amazing women doing incredible work i look forward to following up with you and wanted thank everyone for doing all of the work you do every day. i know you are all lik

the scene shows a building in the area destroyed a nearby cars damage. investigative journalist, vanessa billing lives in the serene capital, she told us she heard the explosions from the deadly attack as if it was next to it . so it came in at about 5 o'clock. it was a massive strikes because i'm in or the western side of damascus and it sounded literally next. cool. um, so the 1st 3 strikes were extremely loud. we could then hear the ad. defendants are engaging the entire building, which is c radian concert, which i believe was used as a residents by the investor was destroyed. so i followed, there are uh, 6 small to civil defense teams are looking for is a russell, but the entire building is destroyed. so we're pretty sure that everybody inside the building was cold. so the huge escalation and we did have another strike if you remember in central damascus in the same area or if i couldn't january, but even this morning at around the full size. i and i couldn't get the time wrong because the attached to coming in pretty far as doesn't mind meant from israel, vanessa billy with the at,

and destroyed nearby car is nearby damaged, damascus based independent investigative journalist, vanessa bailey, was the she heard the explosions from the deadly strike as if there were next door for it came in at about 5 o'clock um, it was a massive strikes because i'm in or the western side of this of damascus. and it sounded literally next tool so, so the 1st 3 strikes work stream laid out. we could then hear the defense or engaging the entire building, which is c radian concert, which i believe was used as a residents by the investor was destroyed. so i followed there are, uh 6 small to civil defense teams looking through the russell, but the entire building is destroyed. so we're pretty sure that everybody inside the building was counts as a huge escalation. and we did have another strike if you remember in central damascus in the same area or if i can january, but even this morning at around full size, i am, i could get the time wrong because they have talked to coming in pretty far as to the moment from israel, vanessa bailey will be a reunion in boston, dra has said israel will f