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a constitution, right? that is so fundamental, so many americans already been recognized. as more on this, we can cross now to d. w 's, a washington bureau chief in his paul, who is standing outside the u. s. supreme court in his tell us what exactly does this mean for women in the us right now? well, it basically means that the protection of the right to have an abortion is taken away. this is important to understand for all our international audience. it's not that abortion is illegal, but the nationwide protection is taken away. and now it's up to the states to decide whether an abortion can be done and how long into a pregnancy. and as for now, we know from $26.00 states, which will overturn that right in there already. 16 states or so, which have trigger laws in place so called triggers laws which make abortion illegal right away. so for example, if you would live in kentucky and you would have had an abortion appointment this morning at 8, now you can get an abortion done. so this will have immediate effects on millions of american women. we can see the protests happening there in washington. this is such an emotional issue. can you give us a sense

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w. that's according to first alert meteorologist paul hagen. you've been tracking this wet weather tonight. >> we have a few showers trying to hit the ground already this evening. north of the golden gate. there's very little that has been reaching the ground. it's been evaporating. but santa rosa did report a light rain shower. just a few light showers or sprinkles. the bulk is off to our northwest. more rain being aimed at the northern coast and up to oregon and washington. we'll see the best chance of showers, a chance through the north bay tomorrow afternoon. best chance is going to hold off into tomorrow night into the first half of sunday, by sunday afternoon we are going to be drying out. it's not going to be a drought buster, but at this point, we'll take every drop we can get. >> sounds good. >>> it is just after 11:00. and if one bay area lawmaker gets his way, the bars could soon be open for five more hours. kpix 5's sara donchey on the push for a later last call and the push back. >> reporter: in the post lockdown era, christian knows that people might need a cocktail pick me up. so what abo

i went to a camp camp kindling where i am fact saw paul robeson w e d the boys, so i was ready. for the advent of a great -- player and in my book and other articles i pointed out when joe dimaggio was asked back in 1939. who is the best picture he ever faced without batting an eyelash? he said satchel paige? so great players knew that the -- leagues harbored the best and the brightest unfortunately, they never had the opportunity to show it. so i celebrated the advent of jackie robinson. i was and i must say i was a yankee fan who rooted for robinson. i was considered a traitor. my my fellow yankee fans, but i always and robinson to shine because he was one of our guys he represented the oppressed underclass. he represented the workers and the people who are marginalized by the dominant forces in our society. so for me, it was hallelujah time. right. let me ask you guys this before we go to slide 2, you know, one of the that i have two thoughts when i'm listening to this and i have the same conversation we talk about in football how long it took for black quarterbacks to be and

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black alliance central to hunt and analysis was a ryzen black militancy comfortable with red allies. that black luminaries such as paul robeson and later w e b dubois and hunton's closest caa co-workers chose to align with communist complicates our discourses on the permissible boundaries of black civil rights that robson du bois and hunting among others sought and found allies in the socialist camp adds another layer of nuance. on his first day at the caa's new york office hunton recalled the cross atlantic solidarity showed by the british working class in the fight against slavery. he told reporters just as labor and the liberal forces of england recognized that their own interest lay in the overthrow of american slavery. so today it is necessary for americans and all people of the anti-axis world to realize that their future security and peace ultimately depend upon the abolition of imperialism in africa and throughout the world. hunton came back to this theme in his daily worker columns by reminding readers that slavery was defeated in part with international support hunton articulated a strategic concept. he connected these struggle

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paul gerke has the story. >> taking to instagram to announce a return to the court. she wrote s w and sw 19.date twenty-twenty to see you there. sw-r her initials s w 19. the postal code for wimbledon. a place she's won 7 times. >> the motion will exit. she left last year's tournament in the >> we haven't seen her play tennis in a year. unusual for an elite player were used to see him be dominant consistent and at the forefront of her game for decades, serena williams has won 23 grand slam titles the most of any female tennis player. she top steffi graf, martina navratilova and chris everett, not bad company to keep my money is on serena, not not the least of which is because her work ethic or personality or demeanor. >> her resume, but also the rise and evolution of sports medicine. the ability for these athletes not just to rehab injuries, but 3 have, which is to say the preventive maintenance that keeps them in fine working order. she's a champion by by by any kind of she won her last grand slam back in 2017. and while at one point she held the number one ranking for 319 weeks. >> she joi

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paul. >>> from pasta to gelato, you'll find it all at a new italian food hall opening up in the south w som and >>> this can be bad news for hot sauce lovers. there's apparently a shortage of sriracha. one of the largest producers says it's halting production due to a shortage of chili peppers. the company says orders placed this spring won't go out until after labor day. that's in september. the shortage of chili peppers is being blamed on severe weather. >>> after years of anticipation, the new eataly food hall in san jose is about to open to customers. but how do nearby small businesses feel about the new corporate competition? kpix 5's len ramirez found out. >> reporter: for italian food and wine lovers, eataly will be a slice of heaven. it doesn't open to the public until june 16th, but we got a sneak peek inside. italian style and taste is coming alive at eataly in valley fair. the emporium is jam-packed with meats and cheeses, fish and pasta, and of course bread and wine. >> it's eat, shop, and learn. >> reporter: he's overseeing the opening in silicon valley. it's a mash-up of itali

paul, a pin places now infamous for alleged russian war crimes against civilians. according to the united nations, at least 4183 civilians have been killed since the start of the war. or they w correspondent, john phillips, shots is in cave ukrainian authority, say russian troops amassing outside of soviet do we know, are there plans to evacuate civilians from there and other cities on the siege? yes, indeed sir. the russians seem to concentrate thousands of soldiers up to 20 battalions to be precise. around sla vianza, it's a city of high strategic importance. it's very close to several donnette square. intense fighting is still ongoing and where local authorities say that russians have just destroyed some important bridges in the city. and it's also right next to a crumb at forest. the last big city still under ukrainian control in the region. there are still some evacuation efforts going on. some buses have left the area in the past days, but it's becoming increasingly difficult. so in the, in recent weeks, the local governor has several times appealed to the residents to leave the region . and i think most of the residents have followed the advice the white for weapons a

w. d 2, you know that 77 percent a younger than 35. that's me and me and you know what? it's time all voices what? hi paul. the 77 percent. we talk about the issues with the 70 percent 90 minutes on d. w. people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away at the border families playing with people seeing extreme ground ross getting 200 people around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. w. made for mines. ah, come mike speaking, how can this passionate hatred of the people be explained? colton, go. a history of anti semitism is a history of stigmatization and exclusion of religious and political power struggles. it's a history of slender, of hatred and violence, or even 77 years after the holocaust hatred towards jews is still pervasive. oh, a history that you semitism starts july 2nd on d w ah ah, ah ah, this is dw news live in from berlin tonight more russian attacks in eastern new crate. the governor of the hunt says everything that can burn is on fire. as russian missiles, rai

w. washington bureau chief in us paul sent us this report from this scene of the tragedy near the city of san antonio. on a route frequently used for people smuggling to water bottles. part of a spontaneous memorial honoring the migrants who were found dead in a trailer on this remote street. just out of san antonio. 50 people died of heat stroke and dehydration making this one of the deadliest border incidence in recent history. but it's not the 1st tragedy here. just 240 kilometers from mexico . i feel sad, you know, because those people come to you with fe to look for their dreams, you know, and some people find them and some people not. but they, they don't find that dream, you know? so they find him inside that plato have that, you know, they come over here to night, is there to make a better living in the me a lot of money get here. and then people, you know, abuse them, texas governor abbot put the blame squarely on the president saying the tragedy was the result of biden's open board of policies. technically, the border is still closed for most migrants, part of co which restrictions that are still

w. did you know that? 77 percent a lot because i younger than 35. that's me and me and you and you know what? it's time old voices what? hi paul. the 77 percent we talk about the issues with this is where the 77 percent in 30 minutes on d. w o. blue with global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect habitats? we can make a difference global ideas, environmental series in global 3000 on d, w, and online co, mike speaking, how can miss national hatred of a people be explained? a gold hon go. a history of anti semitism is a history of stigmatization and exclusion of religious and political power struggles in the christian christian it. he wants to confirm that that is why christianity used the figuring of the jew as little to laugh. it's a history of slender of hatred and violence. is the buck is smaller than on the jews were considered servants of evil. we simply told you the most atrocious chapter. a 3rd of our people were exterminated 6000000 jews, like microbes to be annihilated. even 77 years after the holocaust hatred towards jews is still pervasive. a history of

. >> palet me ask a question, senator paul raise the issue of money and so w forth. s questions are valid but i looked at in a slightly different way. i am concerned and you correct wrong here, but moderna who helped create one of the important vaccines that is saving lives received as i recall about two and half billion dollars through the trump administration. my understanding, you correctly if i'm wrong as a gentleman who is the head or was the head of moderna recently received a golden parachute c of some $800 million, to have billing of federal funding to develop the drug adjournment makes huge amounts of money the sky receives 800 million and goldenn parachute. am i right about that? >> i am not aware of that. that is not something i would keep up with particularly in this g job. >> not something you would keep up with. you are head of the food and drug administration. you would not be concerned when we are producing trying to get vaccines out to people, i am corrected 926 million-dollar goldenyi parachute. if that is true of the federal government gives a compa

a on more solitude, less human connection, less meaningat ,fewer babies. that's what they want. obviously here's what they w don't want. they don't want more christi paul this weekend. christiis paul announced that she's quitting her job because family isin more importantby than serving corporate america. here she is. i just could not be who my family ise for what it really came down to. i was tired of being tired and i told them, look, let'sk be honest. the work we do is important to work. you do isou important wherever you go, whatever you do every dayy it's important work. but at the end of the day somebody is going to sit in the seat and i'm going to leave and the show will go on as it should o. i but nobody else is going too be my kid's mom and nobody else is going to be my husband's wife or my parents childreno and i need to be fully, fully present there. nobodye. t else is going to be r kid's mom. have you noticed her immigration levels recentlyu are bringing people in toin be your kid's mom? and by the way, shouldn't you be working for facebook, do your duty? that's what's telling young peoplele. we're telling you we're not going to do a thing

2007 with the rise of ron paul and the liberty movement you see there too that that there is discontent on the right with the george w bush foreign policy. now protectionism is a little bit more complicated. um, i think what what trump did in coming out against the trans-pacific? partnership or tpp as you always said throughout the campaign was basically provide a a concrete symbol for the deaths of despair that were ravaging america. for the opioid crisis for the rise and alcoholism. for this on howling out of the russell unimaginable. social crisis. he said it's the de-industrialization. it's china's entry into the world trade organization and the china shock. that's what's giving you this. whether that's true, i believe is an empirical question. that is very complicated, right? but politically it's brilliant. and in this speaks to his shrewdness, he did a similar thing with immigration. immigration complicated issue clearly illegal immigration is something republicans conservatives opposed? but what what happened with the rise of isis in the you know, the jv team in the second half obama's second term. after the shootings in san bernardino trump proposes th