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adelante >> vanessa ya es oficial.diera ser acusado y pudiera enfrentar cargos federales. esto de acuerdo con lo que nos ha llegado de fuentes ligadas a esta investigaciÓn aquÍ en la ciudad de nueva york. y luego de que en noviembre del aÑo pasado se diera a conocer que el distrito sur y el fbi estaban investigÁndolo por presuntos actos de corrupciÓn, actos que el propio alcalde ha negado en todo momento. la noticia de la acusaciÓn llega cuando cuatro de los principales funcionarios de la alcaldÍa han renunciado, incluyendo el comisionado de la policÍa y el canciller de educaciÓn. ambos tambiÉn enfrentan investigaciones federales. eric adams, de 64 aÑos, que serÍa el primer alcalde de la gran manzana en recibir cargos federales, ha reaccionado diciendo que siempre supo que si defendÍa su posiciÓn se convertirÍa en un objetivo. y es justo lo que ha ocurrido. dijo ademÁs que si lo acusan es inocente y que lucharÁ contra esta situaciÓn con cada gramo de su fuerza y de su espÍritu. ademÁs, reiterÓ que no va a renunciar a s

our guest contributor today is the courageous award-winning investigative and photo journalist vanessa bailey. the british national council for the training of journalists described vanessa as one of the most respected journalists in the united. kingdom, welcome to the show, david, this is a developing story, isn't it? i mean, what's the latest on the pavel durov's situation? i mean, is he still in custody? he's not still in custody, he's not allowed to leave france, five uh million dollars worth of bail, uh, and pressure was put on the french authorities to release him from the united arab emirates, where he has citizenship, he has citizen of russia, france, the uae, and sinkits. good lord so and he is very close to the the uee including uh the uh the son of the pm of dubai uh handan uh mctun and so there's clearly lot of um in interactive um discussion going on there buse of course what's happening here is that he's the pressure has been put on by the israelies the french have accosted him on the basis of that presumably but the uae of course is very very close israeli ally but they

according to antisex and labor trafficking activists, vanessa russell, owner of hayward-based nonprofit love never fails, it's an occurrence that takes place in california and around the nation far too often. >> there's a lot of different ways someone can be sold in our world unfortunately and this is happening to every age, every race, every gender, every gender identity, every religion and it doesn't discriminate and sadly, it's something that we really struggle with here in california. >> reporter: but vanessa wants to change that. through her organization she provides recovery resources for survivors from clothing to housing. her mission is a personal one. >> i was in foster care as a baby. so i have a lot of my own personal trauma story that informed me working with inner city kids very much like me. >> reporter: vanessa says one of the biggest challenges in her fight against trafficking today is awareness. >> i would say the hardest part is that this is a topic that is taboo and it's easier to raise money for cute little puppies. >> reporter: that's why she was thrilled when she h

cobertura especial de este ciclon y esta tarde comenzamos con lourdes hurtado, quien esta del vanessaqueiro. >> cobertura esta en spring hill, aun ahora al norte de la ciudad de tampa. >> lourdes, te es una carrera contra el tiempo ante la amenaza que se avecina estamos bien preocupados. >> ailin conoce en carne propia los estragos que puede ocasionar un huracan tan masivo como jelin. >> hace unos anos el huracan irma destruyo el techo de su hogar. >> estuvimos como siete dias sin luz, tuvimos que poner, you know, afuera en la yarda para poder dormir. >> fue fuerte, estamos con muchos nervios. >> se preve que gelin cobre fuerza en el golfo de mexico antes de tocar tierra en el noroeste de florida, cerca de tallahassee, con una marejada ciclonica de hasta 10.000 pies de altura. >> de cumplirse ese pronostico, veremos danos sin precedentes, como nunca antes hemos experimentado, advirtio la alcaldesa de la capital estatal. >> sin embargo, el gobernador de florida senalo que el peligro de gelin no se limita al punto donde cruzara el ojo de la huracan. >> que estan lejos de lo que es un mo

the british national council for the training of journalists has described vanessa as one of the most the pavel durov's situation? i mean, is is he still in custody? he's not still in custody, he's not allowed to leave france, five uh million dollars worth of bail, uh, and pressure was put on the french authorities to release him from the united arab emirates, where he has citizenship, he has citizen of russia, france, the uae, and sinkitson nevis, so and he is very... close to the the ue including uh the uh the son of the pm of dubai uh guy called hamdam and so there's clearly lot of um interactive um discussion going on there of course what's happening here is that he's the pressure has been put on by the israelies the french have accested him on the basis of that presumably but the uae of course is very very close israeli ally but they never less have pressured for him to be released he's now released he can't leave france ' but of course it's been sent as message his arrest and and very close to the time he was arrested, the uh chief executive officer of uh of rumble, the video sh

muy buenas noches les saluda vanessa. ok hoy por aranza loizaga.o sigue recuperÁndose de los embates del huracÁn john, que tras tocar tierra con categorÍa tres dejÓ al menos tres muertos y miles de incomunicados y sin servicio elÉctrico. valeria leÓn ha recorrido las zonas mÁs afectadas por este ciclÓn, sepultados bajo las lÁminas y entre rocas, fueron sacadas dos vÍctimas mortales de la costa chica de guerrero.de la costa >> tras el impacto del huracÁn john, que tocÓ tierra como categorÍa tres en marquelia, la noche de ayer me comuniquÉ con la presidenta municipal de tlacoachistlahuaca. >> nos comenta el fallecimiento de dos personas a causa de un deslave en su casa. >> y es que la furia del huracÁn se sintiÓ en la costa del pacÍfico mexicano con fuerza. >> hay un coche que ya se lo llevÓ. >> las lluvias desbordaron el rÍo san martÍn en la costa grande de guerrero y arrastraron un auto. quedÓ varado en la corriente. tuvo suerte, pues arnolda relatÓ el estruendo que anunciÓ la entrada de john. >> las lÁminas de las casas, los Árboles y el agua. >>

borja: vanessa nos acompaÑa desde espaÑa.ro, igual que se celebra un cumpleaÑos o cualquier otro evento, ¿por quÉ no voy a celebrar que me amo, me respeto y me quiero cuidar por el resto de mi vida? por lo menos, de esa manera, ese amor propio tambiÉn poder amar a los demÁs de otra manera. carolina: lo importante es que tÚ seas feliz, jersÓn importa, pero ¿quÉ pasa si de pronto conoces a tu media naranja y es el mÁs, tendrÍas que divorciarte de ti misma? >> para nada. yo el dÍa de maÑana si encuentro a alguien, como ya me casÉ conmigo misma en mi mejor versiÓn puedo dar esa mejor versiÓn a mi pareja, por tanto, podrÍa casarme como cualquier tipo de uniÓn. borja: ¿cÓmo fue la reacciÓn de tu familia cuando les compartiste la invitaciÓn para este evento? ¿quÉ te dijeron? ¿te hiciste luego un viajecito de luna de miel, cÓmo fue? >> todos reaccionaron para bien, fue un evento super emotivo. una cosa es decirlo y otra cosa es estar Él mismo dÍa, se vive con mucha ilusiÓn. todas las personas que acudieron lo vivÍan como una boda por

. >> yo soy vanessa oc, hoy por arantxao y saga. >> esta noche ya se sienten los efectos del huracanxico, el ciclon que alcanzo la categoria de la mas alta en el la categoria 2 en pocas horas lleva vientos maximos sostenidos de 100 millas por hora con capacidad destructiva, tormentas muy peligrosas y el riesgo de inundaciones repentinas. >> los estados de guerrero, oaxaca y chiapas se han preparado para los embates de yon. >> a esta hora se han suspendido decenas de vuelos en esos estados. >> por su parte, el presidente andres manuel lopez obrador insto a los residentes a buscar zonas altas para protegerse y preservar la vida. >> para saber mas sobre la trayectoria de este huracan, vamos a pasar con joseph ma martinez, meteorologo de telemundo. >> muy buenas noches, joseph, cuentanos, ¿que podemos noches. >> hay doble amenaza en los tropicos. >> estamos en septiembre, el mes mas activo de la temporada de huracanes y uno de estos sistemas ya esta a punto de tocar tierra en el pacifico mexicano. >> es el poderoso huracan john que en el informe mas reciente de esta noche gano fuerza. >>

. >> vanessa oc tiene mas en este reporte para nuestro segmento planeta tierra. >> en lo que va ocurridoos. >> jose silva lidera la co comunidad indigena guayu en su lucha contra la mineria en colombia, el pais mas peligroso para los defensores del planeta por segundo ano consecutivo el departamento de la guajira es el epicentro de las empresas minero y estan ingresando sin el c consentimiento previo, libre e informado de los duenos an ancestrales. >> segun la organizacion global witness, solo el ano pasado, 79 personas fueron asesinadas. >> colombia tiene el deshonroso honor de ser siempre uno de los paises a nivel global donde hay un mayor numero de asesinatos. >> laura lidero el informe que revelo que 196 personas pe perdieron la vida el ano pasado por defender los bosques, los rios, los animales, la calidad del aire y del agua. >> la gran mayoria de las m muertes ocurrieron en america latina. >> despues de colombia, los los paises mas peligrosos son br brasil, honduras y mexico. >> son territorios muchas veces repletos de recursos naturales y el asedio que hay sobre estos territorios

vanessa: i am vanessa ruiz in for stephanie sy with "newshour west."he father of the suspect in the georgia school shooting was arrested today for knowingly allowing his son to possess a weapon. the georgia bureau of investigation announced he is charged with 4 counts of involuntary manslaughter, two counts of second-degree murder, and eight counts of cruelty to children. his son has been charged as an adult with 4 counts of felony murder. secretary of state antony blinken visited haiti today. he is the highest ranking u.s. official to visit the caribbean nation since 2015. he met with top officials just a day after haiti's government extended a state of emergency to the entire country. he said that haiti has taken critical steps towards organizing elections for next year. haiti last held elections in one to 16, and officials blame ongoing gang violence and political upheaval for the delay in a new vote. gangs currently control about 8% of the capital, port-au-prince. ukraine has a new top diplomat amid a broader shakeup resident of a lot of's governme

. ♪ amna: i am -- vanessa: i am vanessa ruiz with "newshour west."epartment is suing the owner and manager of the cargo ship that caused the deadly baltimore bridge collapsed. it is seeking to recover $100 million spent to clear the wreckage and reopen the ports. the doj alleges electrical problems on the ship that led to the ship would ignore it. the lawsuit calls the catastrophe avoidable and said the company cut corners in ways that wrist lives and infrastructure. six construction workers were killed in the collapse. the ceo of boing said the plane will start furloughing a large number of employees to offset the costs of an ongoing strike. he said that employees would be required to take one week off without pay per month. it is not clear how many people will be affected by the number is expected to be in the tens of thousands. senior executives will also take pay cuts. 30,000 machinists have been striking since friday for better pay. production has stopped on multiple boeing planes including the 737. max jett in portugal, officials -- more than 1

>>> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation and corporate funding provided by stephens inc. >>> bill o'reilly. >> that's me. >> i was your guest on your program "the o'reilly factor" from 2007 through 2011 and you now have a book out and asked if you could come on my program, "firing line with margaret hoover." this is quite a turn of the wheel. >> that's right. kind of a step up for you, no doubt about it. >> we have a lot of ground to cover, but first, confronting the presidents. this book is a series of vignettes of every president except the last two whose legacies have not yet been finalized. do you conclude that character makes the president? >> no. >> why not? >> you can be a good president and be an s.o.b., as some of them were. so what we try to do here, margaret, and thanks for having me on the program. w we try to layout 45 men and what they did well and not do well and let the reader decide. you rank them. the reader ranks them. i say james buchanan is the worst. >> who is the nex

- [narrator] "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by: robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. - secretary clinton. - hello. - thank you for joining me here for what is gonna become a speal edition of "firing line" on pbs. and for all of you for joining secretary clinton at the clinton global initiative. you often talk about what you call a global debate between autocracy and democracy. where does freedom of the press fit into that fight? - well, thank you so much, margaret. i think freedom of the press is, like, at the top of the list of those freedoms, those necessary elements of maintaining democracy against autocracy. and the trends are not good. i mean, the trends are going in the wrong direction with the targeting of journalists, the intimidation of journalists, the use of, kind of, reverse psychology to call what journalists produce "fake" or "disinformation," as opposed to the narrative from the the government, the demagogue, the autocrat. so i think it's

vanessa hauc noticias telemundo. >> y esta no es la Única zona.edimos. gracias por su fiel sintonÍa. lo esperamos esta noche en noticias telemundo en la noche. que pasen muy buenas nochesisla: desafío extr. hoy es domingo de poder. prepárense para enfrentar a sus compañeros de equipo. lógicamente, la fuerza aquí es un factor importante. cualquier cosa puede pasar en un reto como este. no quiero ir a eliminación todavía, aunque mucha gente quiere que vaya, pero no voy a ir.

>> vanessa yurkevich. thank you so much still plenty more news to come on. >> news central miami dolphins quarterback tua tagovailoa, suffering another concussion, at least his playing in the nfl questions, once again, being raised over whether he should now leave again plus cnn heading to the philadelphi corridor. >> it's a crucial strip of land that has become a major sticking point and ceasefire talks between israel and hamas will show you what we found ahead on cnn news central history, things can change change and wide. i'm not changed sexual orientation of not changing the polar we're going to go to the house with what we got here. >> okay car saturday, october 5th on cnn partnering, but the women's tennis association to remove boundaries for everyone sure this supreme prince business cars. >> but we also print these and those and a grave that we print your brand on everything so customers can notice you remember you even fall in love with you if you need it, we print it with 25%, offer new customers

vanessa hauc noticias telemundo. >> de verdad, de verdad delicado.l agua, casas y negocios destrozados. mÁs de 4 millones de usuarios sin servicio elÉctrico en florida, en georgia, en tennessee, en otros estados, en mayor o menor medida, glyn ha dejado su huella en hasta ocho estados del paÍs. las autoridades han tenido que hacer rescates dramÁticos en agua entre las llamas, en los techos de casas y en hospitales. los daÑos son histÓricos aÚn incalculables. una catÁstrofe llamada glyn. con eso nos despedimos. lo dejamos en la isla desafÍo extremo y asÍ vamos un dÍa a la vez. gracias por estar aquÍ. tengan muy buenas estar aquÍ. tengan muy buenas noches es viernes de revancha. además, hoy una persona va a recibir un boleto directito al próximo duelo de eliminación.

vanessa hauc noticia. telemundo.ades decidieron extender esto al miércoles dos de octubre. este periodo de 12 meses protegía a estas personas de las consecuencias que surgen por la falta de pago. oiga. como parte del mes de la herencia hispana, hablaremos de un negocio en el barrio misión de san francisco, llamado luz de luna y lo tiene en pantalla. tiene sus paredes y estantes tapizados con figurines y obras de arte alusivas al día de los muertos. tienen también joyería y muchos objetos coloridos, como puede ver, y de colección por cierto, así como figuras religiosas y mucho más que representa nuestra diversa cultura. la dueña, ella es denisse gonzález y dice que le alegra saber que muchos consideran su local como esa tiendita de regalos del vecindario por si vive allá o quiere llegar. ya sabe dónde está en el barrio misión de san francisco. vea, la semana pasada la empresa de ropa levi's anunció una nueva colaboración con 1 de los nombres más importantes en la industria de la música. vea quién es la séptima levi's.

"firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by robert gren nearly, vanessa and henry cornell, the fair weather foundation and corporate funding provided by stevens inc. kevin hassett, welcome to "firing line." >> great to be here. >> you're an economist and fellow at the hoover institution where i serve and you were the senior adviser to the president and chairman of the council of economic advisors one of the top economic positions from the donald trump white house. now throughout the campaign, polls have consistently shown that former president donald trump is trusted more by voters with the economy than either president biden or vice president harris. in the presidential debate vice president harris claimed the den administration had to clean up the economic mess that trump left them after the pandemic in 2020. your response? >> well, if you look at the facts in the first quarter of president biden's first term or the biden-harris first term, gdp growth was about 6, 6.5% and inflation was about 1%. and so the pandemic was just like an awful experience for everybod

vanessa ok tiene mÁs en nuestro segmento planeta tierra.lo que o nos han hecho dos atentados. >> josÉingresando sin el consentimiento previo, libre e informado de los dueÑos ancestrales. segÚn la organizaciÓn global witness, sÓlo el aÑo pasado 79 personas fueron asesinadas. >> colombia tiene el deshonroso honor de ser siempre uno de los paÍses a nivel global, donde hay un mayor nÚmero de asesinatos. >> laura liderÓ el informe quel6 personas perdieron la vida el aÑo pasado por defender los bosques, los rÍos, los animales, la calidad del aire y del agua. la gran mayorÍa de las muertes ocurrieron en amÉrica latina. despuÉs de colombia, los paÍses mÁs peligrosos son brasil, honduras y mÉxico. >> son territorios muchas veces repletos de recursos naturales y el asedio que hay sobre estos territorios en los que ellos viven es imparable. tambiÉn viven en regiones. muchas veces muy alejadas de la presencia del estado. >> el reporte revelÓ que la mitad de los ambientalistas que perdieron la vida en colombia eran indÍgenas y que muchos han quedado atrapados en la lucha entre grupos de conflicto

vanessa said joe was generous and funny, someone who would never fulfil his dreams. statement, he spoke of his frantic attempts to find his daughter. he said the lifeguards had done their best, but that some had panicked. he said something should be done to stop tragedies like this happening again. peter dawes, on the left, from the rnli, told the inquest all the lifeguards had undergone training and that the sea could be a dangerous environment. they would be proud of what we are doing. in the moments afterwards, joe and sunnah's mothers came together to campaign for safer beaches. 0n the day... who was here that day. in a statement, he spoke of his frantic attempts to find his daughter. he said the lifeguards had done their best, but that some had panicked. he said something should be done to stop tragedies like this happening again. peter dawes, on the left, from the rnli, told the inquest all the lifeguards had undergone training and that the sea could be a dangerous environment. they would be proud of what we are doing. in the moments afterwards, joe and sunnah'

let's check in with vanessa murdoch for more on this. >> we're looking at what could be tropical stormelene. over the next 48 to 72 hours, we're going to watch it become much more tropical in nature, move into the gulf of mexico, and then it has a lot of energy to feed off of. at this point late in the week, there is a potential landfall along the gulf coast. we're looking anywhere from really texas to florida, but the favoritism is essentially from louisiana along the florida coast. let's talk temperature. now it is officially fall today. and we are looking at a warm fall ahead. this fall was the fourth warmest meteorological summer on record. areas most likely to feel warmer than normal autumn, looks like areas in the southwest. we're talking about especially new mexico, southern florida, and new england, as well. jericka, back to you. >> vanessa, thank you so much. >>> utah had one of the hottest and driest summers on record, but here is what fall looks like. this is wasatch mountain state park. look at those beautiful pictures. about an hour's dry southeast of salt lake city. enjoy

vanessa estÁ aquÍ para contarnos quÉ estÁ pasando.en una crisis de hambre y pues la gente de alguna manera tiene que alimentarse, no? >> pero es esto legal ahÍ? >> sÍ, sÍ. es legal. en este caso. ellos tienen una clÁusula en su constituciÓn que dice que pueden utilizar los recursos naturales para alimentar a la poblaciÓn. segÚn el programa de las naciones unidas por la sequÍa extrema, un 84% de los recursos alimentarios de namibia se han agotado en este momento y ellos ven en los animales una fuente valiosa de alimento para las comunidades, especialmente ahora que estÁn atravesando por la peor sequÍa en el Último siglo. y otro dato que tambiÉn es controversial, octavio, es que los animales serÁn sacrificados por cazadores profesionales y proveedores de safaris sin duda esto ha generado reacciones encontradas a travÉs del planeta, pero cuÉntanos un poco, porque en África muchas regiones se encuentran en esta situaciÓn de sequÍa, no? sÍ, sÍ, bÁsicamente toda la regiÓn ha sido golpeada por sequÍas extremas en la Última dÉcada. esto se de

vanessa clarke, bbc news, manchester.peak to david maguire, vice—chancellor of the university of east anglia. welcome to the programme. mr mcguire, this is a real challenge. in the report it was described as an inflection point because there needs to be more funding, but as we heard, students say they are not willing to stump up the extra cash. , , ., ., ., cash. uk universities are among the best in _ cash. uk universities are among the best in the _ cash. uk universities are among the best in the world _ cash. uk universities are among the best in the world and - cash. uk universities are among the best in the world and they i the best in the world and they are incredible uk assets. a recent piece of work by london economics shows that each year universities add £265 billion to the uk economy. in context, the so—called black hole rachel reeves identified was less than a tenth of that. for every £1 invested by the government, by the country, universities return £14, so a major, major asset which contributes greatly to th

vanessa clarke, bbc news, manchester.iversity of east anglia, professor david maguire, explained the importance of universities to the british economy. uk universities are among the best in the world and they are incredible uk assets. a recent piece of work by london economic shows that each year universities add £265 billion to the uk economy. in context, the so—called black hole rachel reeves identified was less than a tenth of that. for every £1 invested by the government, by the country, universities return £1a, so a major, major asset which contributes greatly to the economy. unfortunately, in recent years the amount of money coming into universities has not kept pace with inflation so now undergraduate courses are running at a loss. the deficit is about £3 billion a year in the country and we are only getting about 90% of the cost into universities, so unless that addressed universities will not be able to deliver the really high standard of education which students deserve and we will lose international competitive

our education reporter vanessa clarke has more on this.om parents�* minds. but from this week many here will see a difference in their weekly nursery fee. lauren will save £400 a month. works out at about £100 a week which is a huge amount. it covers like a family day out. it's a meal out, it's a mortgage. so, yeah, it's a massive amount. my wife told me it was going to be about £1,500 a month. i almost choked on my cereal. jonathan is grateful for any help with the cost of childcare, but was keen to secure a spot early. in the west midlands there are fewer places available than in some parts of england. a couple of months before she was born, we were round looking at nurseries. people were saying you might not get one. there's a lot of placements going, the 15 hours, 30 hours coming in, so you may struggle to get those places. by the time the scheme fully rolls out next september, 40,000 more staff will be needed. but nurseries are finding it hard to recruit. nurseries may have the space but boils down to the staffing and especially with

vanessa. vanessa. freight. they're retired, retired prisons.the general secretary of the tuc, paul novak. yeah >> hi, bebe. i'm now with paul novak, who's the tuc's general secretary, paul novak. the reaction to that speech, i thought quite subdued in the hall. he had some tough words on future pay settlements. >> he did have some. i think , >> he did have some. i think, sort of a stark assessment of what's happened to the uk economy. but i actually thought he had a warm reception today, and you'd expect that as a first labour prime minister. in fact, the first prime minister of any description to speak to a tuc congress in 15 years, and he made it very clear he wants to work with unions and with business to get the uk economy growing again. but crucially, from our delegates perspective. also see wages rising and living standards improve as well. >> do your members trust keir starmer? they trust him to deliver in the future on pay and welfare? >> i think that trust is there. i mean, one of the commitments the government made was to deliver its

seen as vanessa yurkevich is with us this morning with the latest here, vanessa yes this was a deal that the union said was the best that they can negotiate. >> and boeing said it was a historic offer, but 95% of memberships said we don't think so. and 96% said we're going on strike and that's what you are seeing. this morning. we caught up with jim bloomer, who was on the picket line early this good morning. listen to why he said that he voted no on this deal and yes. to strike the matter is we're old a lot more for what we do if boeing touts that we're the best in the industry they need to treat us the best in the industry. >> there's a lot of stuff that just doesn't add up their math is crazy. >> it just people aren't seeing it. >> they want more for what we're asked to do and just to take you back to what was on the table, 25% in wage increases the union wanted 40. >> they also wanted a return to traditional pensions, but boeing offered more in there for one k and they also got increased job security dirty. this was contingent on this deal being passed. it was not. so that leaves up

vanessa said she had questions for the inquest.'ve been designated dashboard must dashboard must —— bournemouth pier. the doorstep bell, the chore strips off the pier, there was a suggestion that might involved in this, but the corner in this case is now ruling today that the dorset bell was not involved in any way in this incident.— any way in this incident. duncan kenned . as the story line out of the hit show succession. 0ver who will control the $20 billion rupert murdoch media empire, believing to stem from of deep rift in the murdoch family. it's been fought out between closed doors, but the result has been not been made public. emma vardy reports. vegas is where you go to get married, they say, and reno to get divorced. now this has become the somewhat unlikely location for settling a family power struggle between the media mogul rupert murdoch and his children. are you confident of victory? normally, we would be inside a courtroom like this reporting what's going on. but for this one, we are locked out. but for this one, we

vanessa yurkevich. thank you for the report for us. >> the faa and the ntsb are investigating another close call this time at nashville international airport apparently a southwest airlines plane was given clearance to cross the runway as an alaskan airlines jet was taking off yesterday. the alaska airlines pilot had to break. so suddenly that the impact blew out, the planes tires fortunately, no one was injured, but this is just the latest in a string of recent close calls at airports across the country. cnn's pete muntean spoke exclusively with two fedex pilots who averted disease faster last year in austin with another commercial airliner landed what i left that 48-32 the voice that you are hearing is that a fedex pilot, rob redeem approaching austin-bergstrom international airport before dawn on february 4, 2023, for dean alongside captain hugo carver hall, thought this was going to be an uneventful landing. it was very routine right up until the very end this investigative animation shows the disas

over the years they have been repeated demands from egypt, vanessa t. t to be returned to homeland. now the renowned egyptian archaeologist, zaki, who was his, starts with a new petition calling for its rebec creation. we had known today the user or the this is the national committee as booked a government committee, the last 4 digits of the box to visit the p. as in the past, the pressure and cultural heritage foundation still sees no reason to attend the valuable object. i don't use the dispute in a traditional desk. our stance is, of course, that we 1st of all adhere to the legal situation with the flag, and it provides a clear base. so super why the bus does here on plaza. i want to push to here is the, what is the legal basis in this complicated case? 1912, egypt was not yet a sofa in states and not to put these control. archaeologists from britain, france, and germany was scouring the land in search of the treasures because they museums, according to the lowest and fullest. at the time excavation teams were allowed to take half of the objects found, while the other half had to

already at 8:30 in the morning, and it was conducted by bronze winners of the olympics in tokyo, vanessa kaladinskaya and maxim nedosekov, to motivate participants to a healthy lifestyle life, they took medals with them , you could even take a photo with them and try them on. cool, we are glad that you are in a good mood, we have very difficult ones, while training is going on, so we will warm up together with you. it does not matter what kind of exercises, warm-up, the main thing is that we set the pace of a good mood for the whole day, and we will hope that this day will go very well for them. not everyone is given in this life to work out under the supervision, under the control of an olympic champion, an olympic medalist, and this is cool, it motivates, it even motivates to continue doing sports, that is , tomorrow we will all go our separate ways, but it will remain in your memory and you will wake up in the morning and do a couple of push-ups, sit down a few times, you will remember it, we athletes ourselves definitely need even the help of bloggers to promote our social networks a

built, and in 1997 it was already built as a base, the built and illuminated were collected. and vanessainskaya held exercises on the site of the minsk technodom, and after a pleasant bonus, communication and photos for memory with famous athletes, in the other direction, girls, do not stop, by the way , 150 bloggers are taking part in the forum, all of them were divided into teams based on the results of three busy days. which included a lot of events, prepared their projects, right now the presentation of materials is taking place. on that's all for now, more news on the first news bulletin, have a nice day.

and author vanessa frake joins us now. vanessa, thank you very much for joining us.his sounds like a wonderful idea. it would cost between 10 to £20,000 as opposed to over £100,000 in this country. but it's not all it seems, is it really? i mean, because it's. well, potentially cost a lot more and i'm sure that estonia will see this as a chance to charge premium prices because we're desperate . because we're desperate. >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, i think i think the only people that are going to make money out of this are the estonian government and be lawyers , government and be lawyers, because, look, we can't get boat people back to their countries. >> we can't get foreign national prisoners back to their countries. what on earth chance have we got of sending british prisoners to estonia to complete their sentences? you know , the their sentences? you know, the human rights lawyers will jump all over this and it will end up costing us thousands. >> vanessa, this plan was actually first proposed last year by the former justice secretary, alex chalk, and labour sla

now, the a squaring off vanessa as debates. donald trump and come with ours, make that cases to be the next us president. we don't want a leader who was constantly trying to have americans point their fingers at each other. this is the most devices presidency in the history of the country. there's never been anything like the .

this is a girl, a two-colored kazhan, an indignant two-colored kazhan, the troublemaker was named vanessa and fed, usually they do not eat, yes right away, usually not, you have to introduce food, but judging by how this the beauty eats well, there is a very likely chance that she has already visited us. with the onset of the first cold weather, bats begin to look for shelter, in winter they hibernate, they fly into apartments by mistake. the main thing we ask everyone to do is not to panic, remember that this is a small defenseless animal, which is being stepped on by a huge, strong, brave man. experts advise that it is better to leave the uninvited guest alone in a room with an open window, but only if the mouse is not injured, and the weather, as they say, is flying, there is no rain. we do not hear ultrasound, this device allows us to hear ultrasound, right now these clicks, the bat uses ultrasound to feel the room, examines it to understand where it could run from us now, but pets hear ultrasound well, so it is better to send them to the next room. bats cannot be taken with bare hand

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. >> jennifer with the nasa vanessa historians at the johnson space center, we appreciate your time. >> thank you. thanks for inviting me. this party was quite somhing. all the newspapers reported on it and the highlight of this party was the indoor swimming pool. it was complete with statues and very carefully curated shrubs and all this. $175,000. $100,000 was a lowball quote 175. and he cautioned this with the imaging in honor of his wife. at one end a needle bass what they called the time and an electric bass which i had never heard of. and it was served with an early version of the tanning bed. they said to me it made the user risky. [laughter] so i think they were a very popular addition at the party. synchronized swimmers were doing routines up and down the pool as you can see and using it as a big stage to give toasts at the-stro of midnight, the daughter came out and announced she was the spirit of the new yearnd wore a very daring one piece. a $1,000 bill tucked under the plate. >> that was a portion of the recent program. you can watch the program and all of our history pr

but an administration official has said, he's not considering it all right. >> vanessa yurkevich. thank you. let's discuss on how this could affect you. and of course, the big picture of the u.s. economy. jason miller, associate professor of supply chain management at michigan state university, joining me now, good morning to you okay. >> jason, if the longshore union members walked out this could become the most disruptive strike to the u.s. economy in decades. how so yes, the last time we had an eastern gulf coast port strike was 19 1977. >> there was far less trade back then. so we really are in uncharted waters in terms of the economic impact and so right now we're just waiting to see, we're getting to the 11th hour. if negotiations will resume. if a deal will be struck, and then if we do go on strike, really just understanding how long that will take place. >> obviously, a lot will depend on how long this potential strike lasts, right? what would be the threshold then when we consumers would actually start feeling the impacts and perhaps seeing shortages at the grocery store

thousand workers walked off the job on friday after rejecting a proposed four-year contract cnn's vanessa yurkevich has more the cfo of boeing, bryan west, called the results disappointing and the union said it would get back to the table to drive home the issues that members say are important. >> the white it house says the administration is in touch with both sides rank and file union workers say the deal which included a 25% wage increase over four years, a signing bonus, and the promise of a new airplane to produce in washington state does not make up for the concessions they've had to make in pass contracts and does not keep up with wage growth and inflation. yet boeing called the deal historic. so take a listen now to union workers on the picket lines friday morning, recognized whose building the planes out here on the floor and the quality that we put into our work every day to make sure that passengers and crew members that fly our planes are safe, we definitely need more wage increase. that's for sure, more time off would be nice. and if they bring back tension, that would be rea

and detained and harassed at heathrow airport, include the cradal contributors kid clarenberg and vanessa beeley, syrian british journalist richard. methurst and british human rights activist sarah wilkinson who was arrested by the uk police over anti-israely content posted online. the west double standges on free speech is clearly evidence on israel and the palestinian issue, but also on social media platforms themselves. the west promotes them when these platforms meet their objectives like when used for anti-government protests in iran and in russia. these are some of the tweets when it came to iran, it was very interesting that telegram said not only for regime change, but that protests were okay. "it even had to uh had entries on how to make bombs when it came to the iran protest, the us promoted that on telegram channel for iranians to protest against the government, which is one of the reasons why this app is banned in iran. and with that, it brings us to the end of this world news bulletin, right here, press tv. thank you all so much for staying with us. to be anti-im migrant, tra

vanessa described her situation...00, £300 that you've been used to getting at winter, that will have a material impact on you? well, for me it makes a big difference because that fills half of my oil tank. it relieves financially. it does give some relief that i don't have to look for an extra £300 to fill the tank. otherwise i'm looking at... can i leave the heating off for a certain amount of time? i can give my husband extra blankets. yes, i can, but that's not what he needs. the whole room needs to be heated. and you can't claim this pensions credit. no, we can't claim. he gets the state pension and he has a private pension because he worked. and to be clear, you voted for labour in the general election? historically, we have voted labour. that's what i did because i felt he had some good mandates there and he was going to look after the public and so i voted labour, yes. the message we're getting tonight from parliament is no turning back. there's going to be no u—turn. what does that mean for you? for me, i'll b