it may be week until the final result . known journalist max walden is in melbourne. i asked him about how australia's prime minister elect plans to act on his campaign promise to tackle climate change. well, the labor party had shed the government liberal party government target of the emission by 2050 by 2030. it will. i'm to reduce mission by 43 percent and it proposes to do it through a package of measures that it had value to almost $700000000.00. given your report noted that there has been a way of independent that a very passionate about climate change elected into the palm. and along with some more members of the grains, it's likely that the target will likely be pushed to be more ambitious by people sitting on the cross bench. and what does albany these when mean forced really role on the world stage? well, the timing, very interesting, of course, because on just wake albany is supposed to be going to tokyo, where you will make with the other latest of the so called quad grouping. that is, along with the us, japan and india. and you know, grouping of course,

called teal independent, and indeed the new grains members of parliament, flora, journalist, math, walden, and melbourne. thank you. thanks, tammy. when it's done to the sport now in formula one in qualifying for the spanish spanish grown pre sharlack layer has locked up paul position, even though he lost control of his car. nicholas ferry went into a spin in his opening run in the 3rd stage of qualifying, but he managed to regain the top spot. the seasons alida beat out his main rival reigning champion, max a step and whose red bull caught suffered mechanical problem. and here's a reminder of the top story. we're falling view. ukraine's presidents as victory for ukraine will come at the negotiating table, not on the battlefield. legends and ascii made the statement, not long after russia had said it captured murray, bulls last offenders. that's it for now. there's more on our website, dw dot com. i'm told me illogical. watching with any issues with what they will grade, he will be.

that's a journalist, max walden in melbourne. many thanks max. thank you. some other choice now making use around the world. every range have caused widespread flooding across parts of bangladesh and north east india, leaving at least 50 people dead. millions more have been stranded by rising waters as the region endures. it's worse floods and almost 2 decades. in china, shanghai hospital used to treat some 50000 krona virus patient has closed after a significant dropping cases. the temporary facility opened in early april after shanghai became the epicenter of an outbreak. china's largest city was under restrict locked down for nearly 2 months. us president joe biden has wrapped up is a 3 day visit to south korea. his visit was aimed at deepening economic and military ties between the 2 nations. south korean car maker hon dye pledged a $10000000000.00 investment to the us biden is now in japan for the 2nd leg of his asia trip. israel and switzerland have confirmed their 1st cases of monkey pox. as an outbreak of the viral infection grows. the world health

that's a journalist, max walden in melbourne. many, thanks, max. and here are some other stories making news, round the world at this hour. thousands have rallied and is stumble to protest the sentence imposed on a prominent opposition leader turkeys. supreme court upheld the 5 year suspended term handed down to journal. cuffed on journal. she was convicted of insulting. the president critic say it's an attempt to stop her from running in next year's elections. u. s. president joe biden is in japan to strengthen economic ties. biden is setting out his plans for new trade agreement with tokyo. the u. s. leader earlier wrapped up a 3 day visit to south korea, he secured a $10000000000.00 investment from car maker honda. israel and switzerland have confirmed their 1st cases of monkey pox. a global outbreak of the viral infection is spread in the world. health organization says a 120 cases have now been reported in countries where the virus is not usually found in most cases or mild, says, a hospital that was used to treat 50000 krona virus. patients i

that's journalists, max walden in melbourne. many thanks max. thank you. and here are some other stories making news around the world at this hour. u. s. president joe biden has wrapped up his 3 day visit to south korea. his visit was aimed at deepening economic and military ties between the 2 nations, south korean car maker. honda pledged a $10000000000.00 investment to the u. s. biden is now in japan for the 2nd leg of his age, or tra. israel and switzerland have confirmed their 1st cases of monkey pox. as an outbreak of the viral infection grows, the world health organization says a $120.00 cases have now been reported in countries where the virus usually isn't found. monkey pox has a low fatality rated, most cases or mild. in china, a shanghai hospital used to treat some 50000 corn. a virus patient has closed after a significant drop in cases. the temporary facility opened in early april, after shanghai became the epicenter of an outbreak. china's largest city was under a strict lockdown for nearly 2 months. heavy rains have caused some of the worst fl

that's a journalist, max walden in melbourne. many thanks max. thank you. and here are some other stories making use around the world that the shower u. s. president joe biden is in japan to strengthen economic ties with the indo pacific region. biden is to explain his plans for a new trade agreement with japan. the u. s. a leader just wrapped up a 3 day visit to south korea, where he secured a $10000000000.00 investment from car maker, hon di israel and switzerland have confirmed their 1st cases of monkey pox. as an outbreak of the viral infection grows, the world health organization says a $120.00 cases have now been reported in countries where the virus usually isn't found. mikey pox has a low fatality rate, and most cases are in fact mildly, nate heavy rains have caused some of the worse flooding in 2 decades in parts of bangladesh and india. at least 57 people have been killed in 2000000 left stranded in northeastern bangladesh. floods are not a new phenomenon during monsoon season. but experts say climate change is making them more dangerous. hunger d

coming up, investigators in ukraine get down to the task of prosecuting alleged russian war crimes. walden, $13000.00 cases, could eventually come before the court at texas police under pressure over the elementary school massacre. as grieving families join calls for stricter gun controls, there are questions over how long it took the emergency team to respond. ah . l o m terry martin, thanks for joining us. ukraine is warning that rushes edging closer to surrounding ukrainian troops in the eastern don boss reach. russian forces are launching attacks on dozens of towns and the provinces of lou hans kent on. yet the advance could be a turning point in moscow's efforts to consolidate control in the east ukrainian president blood musa landscape. calling for more support from western allies for civilians under fire. it's increasingly difficult to find refuge from the piping mind. right? this is what life and cleans east looks like. now. residence of the city of lucy, chance desperate to escape the constant shelling shelter here in this basement. one of the many here urgently need medical suppl

people who are keeping the spirit of freedom alive by courageously defending their rights to the hud walden with al jazeera select. now with this system spin out of europe or east as they've been doing all winter and spring, they tend to look like this in the tail end of them, which is called the cold front. there it is, which means the high is often cold. you can't tell necessarily this time. yeah. but usually brings a quite a big change in the wind, windy and dusty weather, which is going to be the case. you should, this is all dry though, and the head of it all just means shower is follow through turkey. the caucus is the cause to afghanistan. eventually term to drop to here at $35.00 will be dropping about 10 degrees. gets tuesday or wednesday, but a quick focus on inhabited areas of the re being gulf or run the water really this wind will be near gale force of the water a little less. so over lamp, it's bringing just with persistent thanks. 3 days. a cutter, for example, for the temperatures here as a result, probably going to be dropping a little bit less as far as it goes, because th

. >> reporter: tracy neil-walden >> r is the veterans officer. >> oftentimes there is more of an emphasis those other daily needs and taking care of the other people in the family. so that's why the symptoms may go untreated for many years. >> reporter: something these women hope their leaps of faith help change. for "eye on america," kris van cleave, maxton, north carolina. >> o'donnell: all right, still ahead right here on tonight's "cbs evening news," the historic victory for u.s. women's soccer players in their long fight for equal pay. ♪♪ we all need a rock we can rely on. to be strong. to overcome anything. ♪♪ to be...unstoppable. that's why millions rely on the strength and financial guidance of prudential to achieve their dreams. who's your rock? ♪♪ - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we n

attention to the lies that government tells pathological line behavior. setting up a new way of say, walden will tell the truth and everybody else is why and you know all the comparisons, jokes about george orwell. 1984, the chair, nina, her, the history of spreading misinformation herself. but once encouraging about this is that government is gone in the united states, and i mean, governments all over the world do this to justify their existence obviously. but in the united states, they've gone so far as to create the ministry of truth as it's been referred to as the $984.00 reference. and it's so over the top they can't make it. there are more fact checkers. does everybody go fact checkers? yeah, right, you your, your preferred fact you because it's your truth in your agenda with us around for now. you're back up today with all the latest news headlines from around the world . do feel free to go to r t dot com for more stories and in depth analysis. my name is peter scotts, and thank you for watching. ah ah who in here do some isn't mr. well informed, but they want to be awesome with work

it's tremendous opportunity and we're glad that president walden is leading that. it will allow the department to be eligible for a cal recycle grant. 1.1 millions. which is actually going to go towards the other part of the kind of circular economy model which is promoting composting activity. so the $1.1 million at cal recycle is offering to the city, it will be used to work with rec. and park and our community guard earns and schools to get compost back in those areas and promote compost activity. another area of highlight is i wanted to focus the equity work accomplished over the last two months. our energy access sf program, which is a local partnership with pg&e and so they're focusing on providing access and the energy program is for lower income communities and for communities in need. they concluded their ten month of outreach in the bay views hunters point reaching 135 businesses and 200 residences and in april the program began outreach to the mission and neighborhoods reaching over 233 residents and 27 businesses in the first month so they're prioritizi

juncker walden and laura williams one bronson settle pot shall be looking to use the home crowd advantagee competing on _ her three european golds. absolutely love competing on home _ her three european golds. absolutely love competing on home soil. - her three european golds. absolutely love competing on home soil. i i her three european golds. absolutely love competing on home soil. i know| love competing on home soil. i know my family and friends are really looking forward to watching me fight again, especially tokyo, being so dead and flat. i wasn't in a good place going into tokyo, and i think it wasjust my place going into tokyo, and i think it was just my worst situation. i love the crowd and i love my family being there. coming back, i've seen that and i'm working a lot more on my mind, andjust that and i'm working a lot more on my mind, and just trying to enjoy it again and, like i said, not putting too much pressure on myself. i may not win paris, that's a possibility, but i didn't fight like me and tokyo. so i'm going to prove a point. tokyo. so i'm going to prove a oint. �* .

jonas, simon police say he was last seen around 6.30, last night t% leaving his home on oak road near walden park. at the time he was wearing a red shirt, black or gray shorts and no shoes. jonas is about 5 feet. 5 and he weighs about 70 pounds. again, any information, please contact the walnut creek police department. well, thieves are now targeting bay area coin shops and going great lengths to break-in. we've heard from several store owners since our story aired wednesday night, all sharing very similar experiences within the last couple of months. kron four's taylor is actually talked to one conquer quite shot. who says the thieves made off with nearly $200,000 worth of inventory. there. >> so they've a lot of money. so that was tough, too. really >> kind of breaks too many daily compas says he's been struggling to recover ever since thieves seen in the surveillance photo with their getaway vehicles can do is shop known as u.s. coins and jewelry in concord and still nearly $200,000 worth of inventory in bracelet, school chains. >> silver, too. a lot of watches. to rose was about another.

i think that's the bakeries letting the fisherman and agriculture walden, my article, dora most, no more restaurant owner of the viet as she was let down by the authorities. as an alternative, he's demanding that a new food, mildly built further away from the silver. he shows adrena the spot mazda, and this is where the key is to populate a look at this big plot of land is not being used to provide it would be the ideal place for new restaurants that could be built higher up with us. so we still have a view of your c, rockville. why should double be so mad at over and it would be a big project, an ideal solution. essays get as yes, it would be a good solution for a full year, and we would all benefit from it. otherwise, i'd like, instead of leaving room is about that everything should just be demolished. that would mean the end of the livelihoods of abil vieira and the other restaurant to is in a paulia as well as this supplies for the daughter of beach formerly asserting hot spot is also getting smaller and small . the by the year and the surfing is f trickier where they used to be sent

bob walden's remote batteries with it. i wrote some kind of out of the piano but she's in a fit and affordable meal. she will swallow. who are not all of them. yeah, i'll try it out, module done about all the mog them all the fun, the sure. not a good out mark them as of them a lot on with them as well. oh, i from foot oh, to politics. national pride to early advertising. al jazeera well tells the story behind for songs from kuwait, oman, headphone and era meeting song writers, performance and musician celebrating the social and cultural importance of songs of the gulf on al jazeera. with hello, they will have a look at africa in a moment. the 1st of the middle east and we've seen some pretty unsettled weather here, with a number of sandstorms sweeping in across the levant. we had another one in baghdad, and we could see another one of those on wednesday. thanks. a stronger wins that are pushing that sand across further east. now it is wet up in the north, places like turkey. and as those conditions do edge further south,

they had struck a military air field near the city destroying supplies, sent ukraine from abroad. walden, 500 kilometers, the east russian bombardment was also under way again in mario paul with russian rockets, pounding the as of styles. steel works just moments after over $100.00 civilians were evacuated under a cease fire. moscow set it started shelling again of the plants defend his youth. the c sfa to get into new positions cleave says hundreds, more civilians as well as around 2000 ukrainian soldiers. a still hold up in the plant. the last part of the strategic city under ukrainian control us is wanting the moscow plans to bring not just marry a pole, but the whole eastern don best region of ukraine under its control permanently. according to the most recent reports, we believe the russia will try to annex the donuts people's republic and hans people's republic in quote, so called to russia. the words state that russia has plans to engineer referenda on joining russian sometime in mid may. well, moscow has succeeded in reducing much of merrier poll and other eastern cities to ruins

the discussions than afghan off canister were heavily male dominated and women were actually stone. walden kept out meant that the taliban got away with a lot of things, and we resulted in the crisis that we have now, which again has an impact on men and boys alongside women or girls. so it, it's really about perspectives that we bring and, and it's very much around thinking about the needs of people. oh, i'm having a future if you a lens on the future. what do we want for our children and our societies for our boys on our girls, as opposed to thinking about it? you know, in many ways around power for me and a competition so. so i think there's a very different piece of conceptual framing when, when you have women in the space in there and, and, and bringing in the different perspectives for how many months are clearly america, angelina from the center for women pace and security in sport, the sale of chelsea football club to consort him like by u. s. billionaire todd to boley has been approved by the english premier league and the u. k. government. the decision follows weeks of negotiatio

look at us, it's very simple, i'm here right now, you 're at the conference, we're discussing it in waldene battles, the plan for the reconstruction of ukraine, just in the first part, it's how to give business and the country to survive, and everything is very simple with us there are two areas in which there will be money, well, it was also necessary to tell the truth, this military and reconstruction, well, construction, and we will have to involve business as much as possible, so this god of the spheres is conditional, if someone produced t-shirts , then he should now produce tactical t-shirts the state must purchase glasses or something else for ours. the second is the maximum number of projects that we can launch now, not all of us can but not all of us have the money to move, we will not be populists, but for example, the expansion of checkpoints is a big project it attracts a large number of people and it money into the economy from the construction of the same buchi is a project that can also be engaged in now. well, there are many such examples. among them are metallurgy, which,

the g 7, i'm nato hold key summits with the walden ukraine on the growing global food and the cost of living crises. this much to discuss as the influence of far right. politics grows. the big picture examines francis struggle to live up to the self proclaimed ideals of liberty, equality and fraternity. the men's world help qualifies a new blazing opportunity for countries to secure their support for katara 2022. june on al jazeera i was raised in france. these are my grandparents. these are my parents, and this is me, ah, fighting both isis and, and the 2nd of a 2 part epic tale of a remarkable family. the father, the son, and the g. ha ha, tune on al jazeera. ah you lead us reconvene the morning after clenching a late night deal to ban most russian oil imports. ah ha ha and money inside this dodge, they're alive from day or so coming up. lebanon's political newcomers march to demand reform as parliament prepared to elect a speaker who's held the job for decades. fences come down and life returns to the st. soft china ease is covered 19 restrictions in 2 of its biggest cities and the

a little bit. walden averaging christ church at 20. a few showers in the west side or the south side of ireland. but for the next 3 days, you're sitting in the middle of a very pleasant, happy weather. ah. from the al jazeera london broke her sentence, 2 people in thoughtful conversation art cannot be erased by the super bowl with no host and no limitations. what matter do you know, was to be radically, how can the thing that's radical for say, part one of the highway and denise the pool? it's not about wanting to sell. you know, a lot of the message in the studio b unscripted on al jazeera. ah ah ah, welcome back, a recap of our top stories on the al jazeera this hour about 100 civilians have been freed from a deceived, still works and now you hold after hiding under ground for nearly 2 months. the un and red cross a board meeting. the operation with ukrainian and russian forces to explosions have been heard in russia's belgrade region near the border with ukraine. no casualties have been reported. it follows a fire at a military site

and of course, one of your colleagues, sharina barkley has phil walden in execution her duty with her. i remember her and our money, we send our deepest condolences to her family and the palestinian people in general . and we are proud of this kind of girl of the palestinian. you are what people i have one question about. like you said, that crane us stolen a little bit, the spotlight from the situation in middle east where he's the quite at now what's happening, what he's blocking. we operate in an environment that is difficult and we understand it. we have been working very hard for a long period of time to see the court that meeting at the ministerial level. we understand that we've been missing that to the palestinian ambassador to the united nations, where the old ko wait ambassador as well, and the arab league ambassador to the un reacting to the killing of our colleague sharon utley. earlier today, by israeli forces, audrey arrayed in jeanine in the occupied west bank. the palestinian ambassador said that they had sent a letter to the un security council, calling for an indepen

it and he uncle walden caught him alamahood ali where analysts helene, and he dottie with their shack collette in hay and the slab yellow. you will check at the latest every and oh yea, lee doroty an old cough with that in mahogany? sure. yeah, we're showing dea cola. we're daily a sierra. they're little mostly been quite a lay unless they're me, year old and walk for use them. how well so, but let hillary pam and fair and fearless heart blush and suffered c editor will subtlety hiena hundreds was out of the hiena carlo cala had subtler karl and nuff valencia it there had a laughlin was huddled in boa director. a yell in which could wear shakeela and come back the sierra, the illness who aetna's hobbies said the chemistry mean that dorothy lorna. a lake and it's lem yellow yet. what do i still have that little alkalis every a lot of lovers law. they've already done valencia dee little al, ala, nan and, and, and my, that lee, my did the records. what the la m. like in near her, the less the lad, air, lum, your color, lum. l. could sim, gotta be a, shall be alone without a mia had that.

today the g 7, i'm natal, hold key summits with the walden ukraine on the growing global food and the cost of living crises. this much to discuss as the influence of far right. politics grows. the big picture examines francis struggle to live up to the self proclaimed ideals of liberty, equality and fraternity. the men's world comp qualifies. i'm male blazing opportunity for countries to secure their spot for caught our 2022. june on al jazeera lu, ambition, artist, 3, adventure short documentary spy african filmmakers from beneath kenya and algeria. in the alley minium village, throttle queens. this is when we get to that i had dealt with, and the cade africa direct on al jazeera, an ethiopian ours to crack tent communist rattle, only to be disappeared. her family's tragedy entwined with a violent chapter in the country's history. when you see the blood you say, is that going to be my blood on that was to a lifelong search for answers and closure. finding salon witness on al jazeera ah al jazeera where ever you. ah ah, of course it was not the right decision was wrong. the city polic

. >> reporter: tracy neil-walden is the veterans officer. >> oftentimes there is more of an emphasis care of those other daily needs and taking care of the other people in the family. so that's why the symptoms may go untreated for many years. >> reporter: something these women hope their leaps of faith help change. for "eye on america," kris van cleave, maxton, north carolina. >> o'donnell: all right, still ahead right here on tonight's "cbs overnight news," the historic victory for u.s. women's soccer players in their long fight for equal pay. better skin from your body wash? try olay body wash with skincare super ingredient collagen! olay body wash hydrates for healthier-looking skin in just 14 days, y els and it's easier than ever to get your projects done right. withonneh ane ratings and reviews. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness check out angi.com today. angi... and done. for your most brilliant smile, crest has you covered. “nice smile, brad.” “nice!” “thanks?” crest 3d white. 100% more stain removal. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. we

. ♪ dion: in the east bay, memorial day was observed with patriotic music at the civic park in waldenreek and there was a procession and commemoration saluting those who died for our country at the veterans memorial. larry: at the south bay hundreds gathered for a special event. keynote speaker, former secretary of defense and cia director leon panetta. >> hundreds took over the lawn at memorial oak park. >> we are here to honor those who paid the ultimate price and to remember why this country is worth paying the ultimate price for. >> many alongside the graves of men and women who served the country in the military, some had family members that served, others served themselves. >> i served 21 years and am proud of this country. >> many big political names, but leon panetta's speech drew the most attention and praise. >> by remembering those who sacrificed for the nation, we truly give them their due. >> we caught up with him, he served in the obama and clinton administrations and was an army intelligence officer and says he hopes that the love for veterans and families carry on. >>

the g 7, a nato hold key summits with the walden ukraine on the growing global food and the cost of living crises. this much to discuss as the influence of far right politics grows. the big picture examines francis struggle to live up to the self proclaimed ideals of liberty, equality and fraternity. the men's world help qualifies a male blazing opportunity for countries to secure their support for katara 2022 june on al jazeera every year in china, an estimated 80000 children are abducted by one of their parents and $1.00 0 $1.00 east fuller. some mothers desperately trying to re unite with their children. oh, now j sierra her domain, the intersection of reality and comedy and host revolution, tennis, yeah. her mission to entertain, educates and provoke debate through satire, her weapon of choice, theater, an intimate look at what inspires one of tennessee, as most popular comedians to make people love. my tennis. yeah. hang on al jazeera lu. hello i'm marianna mozy in london, a quick look at the main stories now. thousands of flag waving israeli ultra nationalists have march through occu

. >> lee walden on the scene from our affiliate ksat. thank you, lee. i want to bring in ed lavandera and evan perez. they both join us. ed, good evening to both of you. evan, let's start with evan first. evan, you have been talking i don't your sources about this investigation. i understand you're getting some information. what do you have for us? >> reporter: don, you know, one of the things we're still trying to gather from federal law enforcement that is over there is a little bit more about this time line of how this shooting occurs. at this point we only know from the department of public safety that he drives into a ditch. this is after the shooting where the grandmother is shot. sometime after that he's in this incident where the car ends up in a ditch, and then somehow manages to get past the shootout with law enforcement there to get into the school and kills these 19 kids. so that's what we know at this point. we don't know very much about the motivation. we know from law enforcement that that is focus right now, talking to people who are in

it's tremendous opportunity and we're glad that president walden is leading that. it will allow the department to be eligible for a cal recycle grant. 1.1 millions. which is actually going to go towards the other part of the kind of circular economy model which is promoting composting activity. so the $1.1 million at cal recycle is offering to the city, it will be used to work with rec. and park and our community guard earns and schools to get compost back in those areas and promote compost activity. another area of highlight is i wanted to focus the equity work accomplished over the last two months. our energy access sf program, which is a local partnership with pg&e and so they're focusing on providing access and the energy program is for lower income communities and for communities in need. they concluded their ten month of outreach in the bay views hunters point reaching 135 businesses and 200 residences and in april the program began outreach to the mission and neighborhoods reaching over 233 residents and 27 businesses in the first month so they're prioritizi

his friends walden -- he was murdered on valentine's day. today, amid the all too familiar tragedy that we're seeing, manual has a message. it's up to the ones that lost the kids to do the job. joining us now from parkland, florida, manual oliver. cofounder of change the ref, and father of joaquin oliver. emmanuel, thank you so much for making time to be with us tonight. i can only imagine how difficult of a day this is. it's a painful reminder of the tragedy that your own family and your own community had to live through back in 2018, when your son was killed. can you talk to us a little bit about what you're feeling, how your feeling, and what's going on through your mind? >> it's been a long day. my emotions are mixed. i'm mostly mad. i'm very frustrated. a lack of leadership is what i feel is happening. i am not surprised i. don't think anybody surprise after this. they're missing the point. we became used to this situation. i will do tomorrow what i did yesterday. along with my wife, per to, try to prevent this from happening. we have n

and this is our walden pack. we'll wear this while we're out fighting wildland fires. there were tips on creating defensible space around homes and where to go with a wildfire prompted neighborhood evacuations. this evacuation siren was only a test three major wildfires in five years have taught north bay residents tough lessons last year. we had more acres burned in the city limits then we had and probably the last 20 years with the exception of the tubs nuns and glass fires and it really shows that the drought conditions are real climate change is happening. let's go cal fire started training its seasonal firefighters more than a month early this year due to increased fire danger in the bay area. i just can't imagine being surrounded by fire. it's just all new to me antoine jenkins and his son cameron. just moved to santa rosa from texas. he's learning that earthquakes aren't the only things to prepare for here. people. just need to know. they need to know what to do what they can do and how to prepare because it's going to keep happening and being prepared could be

reverend denise walden-glenn has been providing comfort to her community. works for voices buffalo -- an interfaith, racial justice and equity organization. >> our community is hurting. our community is devastated. as much as we try not to struggle with thspirit of fear, people are scared. people are scared. people are scared to leave their homes. people are scared to go into public spaces. children are afraid to return to school. they're afraid for their parents to go to work or their caregivers to go to work. people are afraid. >> officials say the gunman subscribed to a racist ideology -- known as the great replacement theory -- that's made its way from the fringes of the internet into mainstream discourse on the right. it's a belief in the false theory that there's a plot by non-white people to replace the power and influence of white people. civil rights attorney ben crump blames the gunman and those who influenced him to commit the act. >> all these people who are talking about this race replacement theory, radicalizing these young impressionable mind

he was leaving his home on oak road right near walden park at this we know he was wearing a red shirt and black or grey shorts. no shoes at the time of his disappearance. he stands about 4 feet, 5 inches tall. weighs about 70 pounds. >> 6 want to give you very latest from southern california in orange county where crews are trying to gain control of a big fire that tour through laguna niguel. you can see reducing the number of homes too. >> nothing but rubble. the fire is about 15% contained right now. we've got zach boetto with the very latest from the ground. >> and expensive laguna niguel neighborhood still smoldering after the coastal fire fueled by dry vegetation and strong winds destroyed 20 multimillion dollar oceanview properties. this is a lively neighborhood for my grew up when we drive by with when they were kids, they would just say hello to everybody. and now we see a lot of them was there complete >> fire officials confirming 900 residents were evacuated, adding 2 firefighters were hurt but have since left the hospital. we're very fortunate is not more homes and we have

. >> he was leaving his home on oak road right near walden parking at the time he was wearing a red shirt, black or gray shorts and no shoes. jonas is about 4 feet. 5 inches tall. weighs about 70 pounds. >> it's 5, 0, 7, and developing news in southern california. let's go back and look what's happening in orange county. they're trying to get control of this big coastal fire that ripped through laguna niguel. you can see the damage that was done right now. the fire is about 15% contained. we've got a huge buzz act but with the very latest on that fire fighting effort. >> an expensive laguna niguel neighborhood still smoldering after the coastal fire fueled by dry vegetation and strong winds destroyed 20 multimillion dollar oceanview properties. this is a lively neighborhood for my grew up when we drive by with when they were kids, they want to say hello to everybody. and now we see a lot of them was there complete >> fire officials confirming 900 residents were evacuated, adding 2 firefighters were hurt but have since left the hospital. we're very fortunate is not more homes and we have n

the g 7, i'm nato, hold key summits with the walden ukraine on the growing global food and the cost of living crises. this much to discuss as the influence of far right. politics grows. the big picture examines francis struggle to live up with the self proclaimed ideals of liberty, equality and fraternity. the men's world helped qualifies. i mailed icing opportunity for countries to secure their spot for cut out 2022. june on al jazeera, he made ma, hundreds of 1000 follow reasons they think, have supernatural healing and fortune telling power. went to $18.00 inches, the magical world of the buddhist, to called on out 0 award winning documentary from around the world. on al jazeera mm. russian forces now control most of the cities that are done yet ukrainian.

he takes the bus with james walden johnson downtown from harlem to work. and they read an article in the newspaper about the killing and burning at the stake of a man named james mcilherron in estill springs, tennessee. they get to the office and begin to discuss this. typically, this was in the first time this happened. at the end of a soup he would do is write a letter to the president of the united states, write a letter to the governor of the state, write a letter to the mayor of the city where it happened. send that letter to the newspapers, the black newspapers will publish it. the white newspapers would ignore it. so this time, walter sitting there any says i have an idea. let me go down there and i can investigate. and everybody is against it because they say it's too dangerous. but walter convinces them, he gets on a train, he goes to chattanooga. he poses as white. so he can stay in a hotel. and then he takes another train to estill springs. and he pretends, he crisis persona, he's going to be a traveling salesman with the excellent medicine comp

he was leaving his home on oak road near walden park. and at the time he was wearing a red shirt, black or grey shorts wasn't wearing any shoes. stands about 4 feet, 5 inches tall and weighs about 70 pounds. if you have any idea where he might be call police. well new this morning, wnba star brittney griner is being held in russia. turns out for another months before her trial. she was detained at a moscow airport after russian officials say they found vape cartridges containing traces of cannabis oil in her bag. these are some of the latest pictures we have of her as she was leaving court earlier today. if griner is found guilty, she could be facing a maximum sentence under russian law of 10 years in prison. griner's lawyer tells the associated press that he thinks that this relatively short extension of just one month of the detention means that maybe the trial could come soon. he's hopeful. anyway, the biden administration is considering rider to be wrongfully detained. they're working right now to try and secure. a release. but do-no

i want to go to reverend denise walden glenn. she knows all of the victims' families and had the awful task along with the police department of informing the families on saturday night about the loss of their loved ones. thank you so much for joining us. let's start with president biden's visit today. i know a lot of the families met privately with the president. you spent the day with the families too. what did the president's visit mean to the families and to the larger community? >> right now, i think that our community is just really in a place of hurting. i think that it was good of the president to show up, but i think that the question in people's mind was where are we in understanding the crisis and the state of emergency that we're currently in in our city? and why does it seem like on some ends that we're in a state of emergency, but yet people are still expected to return the work, students are expected to return to school, and it's kind of almost feeling like no one is really acknowledging the horrific act that has ha

the walden family say that they, too, felt that as soon as joss turned 18, the intensive support she'd time, there was a lot of slippage. i and things can slip very, - very fast with an eating disorder. joss feared for her own life. she grew increasingly desperate. i sought out my gp�*s number of her own home, and ijust rang her at her home one evening and kind of put my foot down, and said, "look, i'm really scared for my life, and i really need you to advocate for me, to fight for me, because the services just keep putting me on waiting lists and just keep telling me either your weight�*s not low enough or we don't have room for you." the charity beat says medical schools need to do a betterjob of teaching doctors about how to treat eating disorders. at the moment, two thirds of people who go to their gp report that they don't get the referral for assessment, that they should get. that the nice guidelines say they should get. so the medical professionals, they want to do a good job, but the system that's letting them down and eating disorders patients down is the medical training est

joining me now isjoss walden. england? i think there are many factors _ admissions in england? i think there are many factors but _ admissions in england? i think there are many factors but actually - admissions in england? i think there are many factors but actually in - are many factors but actually in some ways it is positive. maybe it is reflecting people not being so scared of coming forward, recognising earlier science, seeking treatment, people getting referred along the process further and faster which can be a positive thing. but also we just live in a more stressful society. also we just live in a more stressfulsociety. i also we just live in a more stressful society. i think compared to when i was diagnosed back in 2008 and social media wasn't a thing, we are now in so many social streams which tell us to have perfect bodies, perfect lifestyles, perfect careers. it is a lot of stress to be bombarded with every day. our brains aren't built to handle that. i think it might be reflected in that stressful s

the walden family say that they, too, felt that as soon as joss turned 18, the intensive support she'dou." the charity beat says medical schools need to do a betterjob of teaching doctors about how to treat eating disorders. at the moment, two thirds of people who go to their gp report that they don't get the referral for assessment, that they should get. that the nice guidelines say they should get. so the medical professionals, they want to do a good job, but the system that's letting them down and eating disorders patients down is the medical training establishment because that's not doing itsjob properly. the general medical council says that eating disorders are a complex, high—risk area of practice that should be covered in every doctor's education. we've asked medical schools to develop a common approach to improve how eating disorders are taught at medical school. after finally getting the therapy she needed, joss has turned her life around. she's now working for the nhs as a psychologist. i am very, very proud ofjoss. she's come so far, you know. she's accomplished so much. i

it's by a woman name tracy walden. she makes the argument against the idea of teachers carrying guns. she says this: there is more if you want to go to the ribs -- website. hello. caller: thank you for letting me speak on c-span. i think there ought to be a minimum sentence of at least 20 years if you commit a crime with a gun. that would get some of these criminals off the street. they can receive more time or hang it over their head. they can't purchase a gun anyway. we have to make a deterrent to begin with. host: robin is in florida. caller: yes. good morning, everybody. i don't on a handgun. i've never touched one. i do leave in your right to protect yourself. i don't think it's just a teenage problem. we can't forget about the guy in las vegas who shot them. they all need to be the answer. thank you very much. host: linda is in virginia. hello. caller: my opinion is with everything i've seen and i've taken a course in private investigation, with everything i've known from being raised in a small community there w

. >> one thing that anthony might not have mentioned is that visor walden is on the caltrain board and have a chance to opine on and advise on a number of matters including possible changes toservice . as you opportunity to advocate forcertain outcomes . >> i don't see any other commissioner:. perhaps only because i have used the 22nd street station. it seems like upgrading that to me is preferable to moving the station but i'll leave thatfor discussion when you all come back .it's not may be the most pleasant station but it is a good use of underutilized space that probably wouldn't be used for anything else but it's not a station. and it's pretty popular and it gets upgraded i think it would be a little bit nicer but than you . and with that i think we're ready for the nextitem . >> we got a request for a last-minute public comment if you'd like to reopen public comment. >> president: sure. >> will you unmute the long color we have? you are welcome to provide your public comment on item 10 or the south rail station study. >> speaker: my name is francisco dacosta and i'm the director

the walden family say that they, too, felt that as soon as joss turned 18, the intensive support she'dhaving this coherent strategy of taking someone right through the process. so, for instance, joss went in for an in patients, and then when she came out, there was a sizeable gap before she was seen by an outpatient service. and in that time there was a lot of slippage. and things can slip very, very fast with an eating disorder. joss feared for her own life. she grew increasingly desperate. i sought out my gp�*s number of her own home, and ijust rang her at her home one evening and kind of put my foot down, and said, "look, i'm really scared for my life and i really need you to advocate for me, to fight for me, because the services just keep putting me on waiting lists and just keep telling me either your weight�*s not low enough or we don't have room for you." the charity beat says medical schools need to do a betterjob of teaching doctors about how to treat eating disorders. at the moment, two thirds of people who go to their gp report that they don't get the referral for assessment