. >>> se refiere a su esposa yolanda quien se ve que sale a hacer una diligencia.ehÍculo no entrÓ en park, estos accidenttes causan 142 muertes por aÑa, la mayorÍa ocurre en estaconamientos. >>> no sabÍa esto. >>> josÉ estaba trabajando en un taller mecanino en nuevo mÉxico, al bajarse el auto se desplazÓ hacia atrÁs, el auto lo atropellÓ. familias en el paÍs compartieron sus historias buscando crear conciencia de estos incidentes. (hablan en inglÉs) el error del conductor es un sÍntoma no es la causa del movimiento del vehÍculo, dice este experto que dice que los vehÍculos deberÍan tener una tecnologÍa que ponga el vehÍculo en park. (por aÑos el senador richar blumer presenta un proyecto de ley para implementar esta tecnologÍa, algunos vehÍculos ya cuentan con esta tecnologÍa. ambas familias presentaron demandas, en el caso de yolanda ross la demansa se resolviÓ antes. (hablan en inglÉs) no nos devolviÓ los correos pero los documentose niegan responsabilidad en el caso de josÉ chicas. el proyecto de ley parking estÁ pendiente en el congreso. >>> las empresas deber

welcome yolanda renee king. [applause] ♪ >> hello washington. my name is yolanda renee king.ddaughter of coretta scott king and martin luther king jr.. today is a historic day because on this day, my grandfather led a march on washington to demand that our country give black americans the same rights as white americans. it is also the day that a young boy named emmett till was lynched in mississippi in 1955. he was 14. just about my age. for him at every life lost to racism and hatred in this country, all like to observe a moment of silence. [silence] people have been asking me why i watch for voting rights. what is my role in this when i am 13 and cannot vote. here is what i tell them. my generation cannot vote but your vote affects us. we have to demand that our leaders do their jobs. marching and activism are the tools we have and need to use. i am march because this is not a game, it's about the issues and policies that affect our lives. it's about the kids were still to go to school because of gun violence. the black women who are fighting hard every day to make it easie

yolanda vázquez tiene detalles. >> claro y preciso, así fue de la anuncio de la ciudad pa exigirlo >>r a los espacios de interior como los restaurantesbares, gimnasios y otros lugares. >> esta medida se pondrá en marcha 16 de agosto, pero será de carácter obligatorio a partir del 13 de septiere y hasta nueva orden para empleados y clientes. >> es una medida práctica y sana que va a lvar vidas, y simplemente presentando la tarjeta de vacunación, va a prevenir que en el futuro tengamos q tener una decisión difícil de un cierre de nuevo, no queremos llegarhí eso es lo que estamos evitando >> los dueñodicen que todos deben r vacudos y eran de la administración pero la manera como se pretende abordar el virus premio rescata una prueba de vacunación pe tiene reparos que manden personal aprobado por la ciudad o el estado para que vacuna en personas en la medida de pedir un la pruebae vacunación tie detractores y seguidores >> es bueno que la medida es brusca deberían ellos de hacer una campaña de motivación. >> soy yolanda vázquez telemundo. >> estas medidas como la incrementada nueva york s

please welcome yolanda renee king. [applause] yolanda: hello washington.a scott and dr. martin luther king jr. [applause] today is a historic day because on this date, the that years ago, grandfather led a march on washington. to demand that black americans to have the same rights as white americans. it is the same day that emmett teal -- just about my age. for every life lost to racism like to observe a moment of silence. [moment of silence] yolanda: leading up to this day, people have been asking me what i am for voting rights. what is my role in all of this when i am just 13 and can't vote? here is what i tell them, my generation cannot vote, but your vote affects us. we have to demand that our leaders do their jobs. marching and activism are the tools that we have and we need to use them. i march because this is not a game, this is about the issues and policies that affect our lives. it's about the kids who are skilled to go to school because of gun violence, the black women who are fighting hard to make it easier for people to vote. i march because i

reportera: la pandemia desencadenÓ dificultades para yolanda. >> yo me enfermÉ de covid—19. empleo. >> nos dieron carta de despido. tengo un acumulado de deuda de $12.000 reportera: sÓlo ha podido abonar parte de la deuda con lo que le dan sus hijos. >> sÓlo puedo abonar muy poco. yo no quiero que nos tiren a la calle. no quiero ser una homeless. reportera: la ciudad de san josÉ creÓ un nuevo centro para evitar desalojos. >> ayudamos a la gente para financiar. la ciudad tambiÉn estÁ ayudando para pagar la renta. reportera: una oficina se encuentra en el piso 12 del edificio de la ciudad. >< las personas pueden venir aunque no tengan documentaciÓn. reportera: ambos centros estÁn abiertos de lunes a viernes. toda la ayuda que ofrecen es gratis. reitero, es completamente gratis. puede venir a este centro y llamar al nÚmero en pantalla para mÁs informaciÓn. paola: la junta de supervisores de santa clara considera un anuncio para declarar falto de confianza al alguacil smith. la oficina del alguacil estÁ seÑalada de mal manejo durante su administraciÓn, incluyendo la muerte de un

we heard not too long ago, actually from a 13 year old girl whose name is yolanda renee king and she is the grand daughter was, is the granddaughter of martin luther king where he had grad scott and let me tell you, yolanda has not did not miss out on any of the oratory oratorical gifts that her father had a stirring speech from that young woman. the occasion today on the, the $58.00 anniversary of the march on washington and on that on forgettable. i have a dream speech by the reverend martin luther king. jr, has many people here wondering, asking we march then for our rights to vote, why must we march again more than 50 years later? here's some of the voices of the, the people that we spoke to here at this march on washington. unfortunately, the de generation, they not aware of the struggles for fathers, i went through all back and you know, they had a quite a bit of counter fight the road. right to go to school. so re here to make sure that we don't go back a 150 years, even 20 years, even 50 years, recognize and support and maintain, what are those schools have provided for us? o

reportera: la pandemia provocÓ dificultades a yolanda. >> yo pensÉ que me iba a morir.n en cuarentena. reportera: perdieron su empleo. >> debo 12.000 $ a el casero. todos los dÍas me llama. reportera: teme perder su techo. >> no quiero ser una homeless. ya nos no va aguantar mÁs. reportera: este programa es para ayudar a familias a pagar la renta y evitar desalojos. >> es un programa para ayudar a financiar la renta. reportera: la nueva sede esta localizada en el distrito escolar. la otra oficina estÁ en el edificio de la ciudad. >> pueden recibir ayuda aunque no tengan documentos. reportera: ambos centros estarÁn abiertos de lunes a viernes. la informaciÓn la tiene en pantalla. toda la ayuda es gratuita. paola: cambiando de tema, los distritos escolares de la bahÍa siguen reportando contagios. oakland informa contagios entre estudiantes y personal administrativo. san francisco tiene 119 casos. santa clara ya regresÓ a clases, aunque delta motiva que el regreso sea cauteloso. >> esto incluye el uso universal de cubrebocas. tambiÉn las vacunas para los elegibles mayores

proceso de adaptaciÓn para que los negocios exijan el comprobante de vacunaciÓn, pero como nos dice yolandaciudad de nueva york le darÁ la oportunidad a los restaurantes con espacios cerrados para no ser multado >>> la gente lo toma de muy mal agrado, pero es la ley, y hay gente que se vacuna >>> la idea de las autoridades es que este escaso mes sea un proceso de adaptaciÓn porque a partir del 14 de septiembre las multas empezarÁn a ser impuestas para quienes incumplan este proceso, pero esta panaderÍa no estarÁn vacunados >>> cuando ellos entran en un restaurante entran en un (hablan en inglÉs) digamos sino tienes la vacuna tienes que salir es discriminaciÓn y mucha gente no lo ve asÍ (hablan en inglÉs) >>> estamos en una posiciÓn en la que tenemos que segregar la gente por el estatus de vacunaciÓn y esto es discriminaciÓn y no puedo creer que vinimos a estados unidos, y para esta clienta esto es motivo de preocupaciÓn >>> me encanta este restaurante pero al saber que estÁ sentado cerca de una persona como vacunada nos ponen en peligro >>> otros que deberÁn presentar prueba de vacunaciÓn o

. >> yolanda mcclary was a retired crime scene investor investigator and was a consultant to "dateline multiple shots fired. shots fired at very close range. >> she has reviewed court records and media reports on this case. we returned with her to the actual apartment where sherri was found murdered to try to understand what happened. police think maybe the killer just walked in the open front door? >> they didn't find any forced entry, so, yes, they are assumg the front door was open and the killer just walked right in. >> right here where we are standing, is there some kind of confrontation? >> yes. this appears to be a struggle here. not just a struggle, but we also have shots fired at this point. we have one shot that clearly goes straight through this back slider and another shot that went through sherri and then back out through the slider also. >> so, sherri is now wounded and she tries to get back downstairs? >> that would be correct. she is bleeding profusely and very wounded and she gets down these steps and actually it would appear she is trying to go out the door, or make i

comitÉ judicial de la asamblea discuten la posibilidad de someter a cuomo a un juicio polÍtico y yolandaco contra el gobernador cuomo. el comitÉ judicial, ya marcÓ los dÍas. el 16 nos vamos aÚn para ir mirar la evidencia que nos estÁ empezando a llegar de la fiscal general, y la evidencia de mucha de la investigaciÓn que hemos hecho nosotros. >>> tambiÉn el 23 de agosto se reunirÁn para determinar aÚn deenzs con experto en el manejo del tema de acoso sexual y con constitucionalista. >>> despuÉs de mirar esta evidencia vamos a hacer la determinaciÓn, el comitÉ votarÍa si hay una desinstitutociÓn o no y pasarÍa a toda la asamblea en general. >>> pero esta investigo de las asamblea, no es la Únicamentes que trata en el tema de acaso sexual contra las once mujeres por parte del gobernador. >>> esta investigaciÓn, contempla alegaciones de acoso sexual al lesiÓn ciones de usain apropiado para escribo un escriben entre otros advirtiÓ el presidente del comitÉ judicial de la asamblea. >>> este es un momento histÓrico, por primera vez en mÁs de cien aÑos, la asamblea de new york va a iniciar una i

again, yolanda oliver, me, we need only worry. not maybe why i'm on need hold on, we should go on some of the weekly x o o angela sean and john mission time off of the board meeting with that hit on a procedure that was just on the met. who's on that to shut off the wall, which would anyone want us to to see you much about him a lot on my little mother jane design is on come on board and me for she me, i go to then the money who not randomly and the phone on cash over maybe like it was on the on the, on i hello. other saw was sunrise, jacqueline and william was trying to think about, especially if they want to kill me when i say print trillions of dollars that they send to chinese workers and chinese factory owners who make the world goods that they shipping containers into amazon warehouses in wal mart stores, where millions and millions of americans work at a less than survivor, a wall minimum wage. and are for the 1st time in america, life expectancy is going down. the unexpected upside of the pandemic kenya's experiencing. and

do yolanda, do go down what. what number chicago in oakland america she wanted me to know like, oh my god. so i could be out there for the modem, which can you know, why not or why they didn't almost was mr. murray was hold on, hold on a minute, while i just take a minute, you'll be in the list because of the 2nd car, jewelry, one to say concession. kennedy and mo, mo, already did in gwinnett sandiv already and go finish. kim was headed to pollution woodard and joe, me then you i will minute actually. bush and pattern their home a way to tanya paid and i get it. but then you think it when i talk to i deal because much of my toes. if i tell me what to be done by tomorrow, he's going to forward her daughter, she 5 question, she glue bush and she might get to see what you guys can do. children pick up, you should, you should go backwards. i'm going to call and say that he had put my sort have hope, bush me time you can try to gamma you to be you should actually either show it to you hope to take your prescript a rec

persecution from president alexander lucas shank because government those mate up stories to stay with us, yolanda 0. why not? area is up next more news of that? mm hm sir. it should be about raising prices farther down to the pounds and then we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world. we live in prime in that says, i don't have the baby has the task of fixing a war torn economy, counting the cost on al jazeera. all right. about. now let me ask you, i will see the black man on the map. lenny think about. have you ever never maybe cry? i thought yes, white man with that for if that could i don't. the guy did not come in that the most dangerous snake in the why one second. let's go close the at any crazy white people. i never break you list. i use a wife. my rate is only one place where you go to the u. s. embassy, where they are about to you of you saw saw i'm afraid she was bred a basket, mouth missed and comedian and also an entropy. and i'm also human my managers, my managers are material my job, my find when you are my joy, my pain, my love, my manager is me r

parada de tráfico, el agente detuvo a josé gerardo padilla calderón esta mañana sobre la avenida yolandaa de los narcóticos para que calderón fuera arrestado. ahora vamos al sur de california donde un popular mercado de los Ángeles está a punto de cerrar sus puertas y con esto se enfrentaría a por lo -200 vendedores que dependen de ese lugar como su principal sustento, norma ribeiro con los pormenores. >>> en casi 5 acres de terreno en un estacionamiento de este de hollywood está este popular mercado al aire libre desde hace más de 20 años >>> 25 24 años que tengo aquí me he mantenido y nos acaban de comunicar que va ser cerrado. yo estoy peleando que no nos avisaron con tiempo >>> vendedores que aquí trabajan temen perder su principal sustento y el cierre supuestamente a partir de mañana >>> fueron vendidos por 2800 10,000.5 1000 hasta $40,000, entonces además de que ya era de nosotros, ellos cobraban una reservación que yo creo que es injusto >>> la compañía que opera este mercado aparentemente no está haciendo grandes ganancias ya que por la pandemia bajaron las ventas en casi 80 por

albertano: ya, sin yolanda, maricarmen., ahí está nomás, ya. vítor: vas. Órale, carnal. Órales. albertano: ¿qué? vítor: pues súbela. albertano: ¿yo solito? vítor: pues sí, yo solito moví la camioneta, y la camioneta pesa más que el escritorio, carnal. Órale, vas. mira, lo bueno es que las puertas se abren así. ahí está. Órale, vas. albertano: estás loco. yo estoy bien malo de mi "copxis". vítor: Órale, órale, ya. albertano: no, ayúdame. entre los dos es mejor. vítor: qué entre los dos ni qué nada, yo la subí soli-- ay, chale, en serio, qué-- hazte a un lado. me cae. todo se te complica, en buena onda. mira, tan fácil que es cargarla. ahí está, órales. mira, ahorita ya vamos a ir y le decimos a la ruca que ya le decimos: "ruca, ya acabamos". ayúdame, güey. nomás te me quedas viendo. y le decimos que nos pague, ¿eh? albertano: no, carnal, no podemos pedirle hasta que terminamos el servicio. vítor: a ver, a ver, a ver, albertano. ¿qué no oíste la ruca que nos dijo que es divorciada? ni modo que el exesposo nos quiera pagar por

the me you had to mom has have heard about that, bobby, after the machine, falcon a car was said, yolanda kilpatrick hall on friday holding me giving me shirley to ask mack him and ask a lot of that can see a heck him i had done my if you should come up but we plan in the 11 earlier but it was in had gone to the tomato, suddenly molly adam had them well, feel free 30, that lead kinley with grow know a lot less than the that the politically dominant him can play general bobby slate the modem model. and what was going on? i did that one minus the level has to be sort of over the 100 them i didn't model the one with the other will see how much she on a month for all but doing just manual but doing my thought we can chat a shot and we would love to help you out and i left after you get off. i asked you whether i could if i know she got the message, she had the module and we'll go over 50 years after his execution mystery still surrounds l. e. cohen's life as a spy? be israeli national intelligence agency ma side has never spoken publicly about his mission in damascus. and although syrian sour

has have heard back out, bobby, the michelle, adkins a said yolanda killed back because we're all up friday holding me giving me shirley damage to ask macintosh kevin, i've been back and see a heck him i had done my not going you should come up but we plan i will never said the 11 curly but it was in had gone to the tomato. certainly monday adam had them. well, feel free 30 that let you leave school. know a lot less than that. the political age him can be slay the modern could not live in one of the ones that did that mother's level has to be sort of over a 100 of them had told me so much i will see them. we'll see on the model for all but doing just manual but doing buffalo and chad. sharon, we monitor luck will help you know i left off to you on your master. whether my good, if i know i love her, she can leave message. she had the on, i don't model and we'll, we'll have to wait on you over 50 years after his execution. mystery still surrounds allie cohen's life as a spine b as rating national intelligence agency ma side has never spoken publicly about his mission in damascus. and a

yolanda dixon, any good team ought to fizzle choir could do that. had really focus on all ready in the 1900 sixty's. the tobacco industry was working on an alternative to the tobacco arrest. hope was to prevent smokers from quitting, despite growing awareness of the risk to health. even then the industry envisaged a vapor based cigarette as a country to expectations, the filter cigarette continue to sell. the marketing strategies took effect and the project was discontinued. it's clear today the vapor cigarettes was simply ahead of its time. 2 just like you have a jim saw puzzle where you don't quite have all the pieces in some of the pieces you have are distorted. when can you put it together enough to see what the picture is showing you? and it's that these cigarettes are making the tobacco at the demick worse. all the news? [000:00:00;00] ah, the join me every thursday on the alex salmon show when i was speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me americans love buying homes. ah, this was a

ah morning allow government al jazeera as a you know, me the the me one of the top stories yolanda 0, at least 8 people have now died in turkey where high wind and temperature is above 40 degrees celsius. continued to find deadly wall. 55, which is also battling hundreds of fires in italy and greece. a ton of forces pushed deeper into laska, the capital of helm. i'm province. the african president has blamed the deteriorating security situation on a rapid withdraw by the us. been the russians printer, who says her and in 15 tried to force her to return home, has been given a visa to and to poland. christina sky up took refuge in the polish embassy on monday. the gunman in northwest and focused on a shot and killed a police officer assigned to protect a polio vaccination team. the officer was on his motor car motorcycle heading to escort workers, taking part in a nationwide campaign aimed at making focused on a polio, a free state. it's a 3rd attack in 2 days on police assigned to protect vaccinations and focused on that are often targeted along with police by on groups claiming the va

yolanda bad need. the board with pakistan, militants, the scene carrying assault rifles, machine guns, and even rocket launches. they inspect 2 cars on the road before waving some of them through. however, pockets of opposition to be the national resistance front for afghan. as stan, do you do say that they will not surrender to the taliban and are prepared to fight on diabetes facing and increasing the powerful taliban which has gained possession of vast quantities of western weaponry that includes advance to hillary and aircraft that was captured from government forces were simply handed to them. you could you don off takes a closer look. this video right here, claims to show taliban fighters, flaunting american, made gear and well looking as natal. like as it gets headed, come out just a month ago. it would have been rubbish. as an obvious fake, but today it's you really believable americans left behind weapons and war machines worth billions of dollars. so many in fact that the taliban might not ev

i shut my one death to the super spy on al jazeera oh, a one of the top stories yolanda 0 taliban has claim control of a 50 provincial capital in just 3 days. the city of telecom is delicious to fall. the groups, most significant gain has been condos, where functions of seat, most of the city, hundreds of firefighters battling for out of control. wildfires across greece, plains have cut right across the 2nd largest on and of a via and hundreds of people have been forced to flee. rain has brought some respite for emergency crews back wildfires and neighboring turkey. at least 8 people have been killed or our top story of the tunnel bands relentless pushed to take over as can cities, the number of core fighters and the taliban is difficult to verify. but you and want to estimate the group has 75000 forces. as far fewer than the african military, which consists of around 288000 personnel. just as difficult to confirm how much revenue the taliban gets, every year. estimates from the un african government and independent analysts put it between $300000000.00 and $1600000000.00. after 60 pe

had been killed and hundreds of others injured. thousands more have had to leave their homes, young yolanda, and the blaze spread to the highlands and raised suddenly we had no chance to flee . but when we were engulfed by slaves, we had to run to the city of and i've got to have it. and then we came back to find the house like this. not much more than 85 wildfires have broken out. what is the 74 of them are under control, but the course the province this dana or some on yeah. on top, marcin. mueller. and isn't it? are still trying to put out for lames. we are in my now got which along with sticky is on friday as worst hit this rate to fire fighters. how been killed during operations here? while many people have been taken to hospital at least 25 willis and this weeks or . 1 even created another fire was in mamma is, has killed at 25 years old woman here who was trying to take lincoln water to the emergency crews. the fire wiped out livestock vall area local saga to lead her to safety. hundreds of homes have been destroyed or heavily damaged, but the turkish for the minister says how it is

host: howard and saulsberry, north yolanda, democrats line -- north carolina, democrats line. caller: i have a comment into question. i know there is a lot of other americans in debt. if they are going to be in debt, which republicans always talk about when the democrats are president, the debt, but if america is going to be in debt, let them be in debt for the people. like health care for all, or schooling for all. let's be in debt for fair housing for all. you know what happens? we are in debt partially because we give the one 1% of citizens of america debt-free money. give us an idea of some of these corporations, how much money they are not spending back into america. thank you. guest: i don't have a specific estimate on that. it is probably a matter of subjective analysis of how much should or should not be reinvested. i think the caller points out that we need to have a debate when we talk about federal money and federal debt about what it is being used for. that is what they should be talking about. that's a perfectly legitimate argument the caller is making. debt for a

young yolanda and the blaze spread to the highlands and raised suddenly we had no chance to flee on, but when we were engulfed by slaves, we had to run to the city of and i've got to have it. and then we came back to find the house like this. not much more than 85 wildfires. how broken out is wednesday? 74. all of them are under control. but the course, the provinces, dana, or some on the on medicine mueller. and isn't it? are still trying to put out flames. we are in my now got which along with it is untidy as worst hit this rate to fight fighters had been killed during the patients here. while many people have been taken to hospital at least 25 winters and this weeks are. 1 even created and other fi west in mamma is, has killed a 25 years old woman here who was trying to take drinking water to the emergency crews. the fire wiped out livestock area local saga to lead her to safety. hundreds of homes have been destroyed or heavily damaged by the turkish. what a minister says, how it is on the way. cuz me let it by your yard and i need to buy it and you might get it will stop partial

his re yolanda has to meet strict criteria, including the victims being definable as a distinct court that continues to suffer hum connected to those historic events. today, many of those affected feel a sense of shame about what happened and they're reluctant to talk about it even to their families. you would have just felt like you were trampled on in some way emotionally, spiritually, many, many ways. and i think that has been answered generational leaders and new zealand, polynesian communities, welcome the apology and they hope it will help people of the pacific islands move on the l. a. stand proud because of who we are and achieve the very, very basic and simple goals for why we even came to this country. that's all we want. they also hope saying, sorry will help build trust between the island communities and the government and into a future generations feel secure in new zealand. even if the apology has taken nearly 50 years. wayne, hey, al jazeera hawkins still ahead on al jazeera, twice the celebration. twice the emotion is too high. jumpers agree to share the gold medal? jo

oh a one of the top stories yolanda 0. i've been to large explosions and heavy gunfire and the african capital campbell with reports of at least 4 people killed. a 1st class was near the defense ministers home. under the south africa, john civilians are being ordered to leave laska as security forces prepare a major offensive against the taliban. and all tankers thought have been hard drive off the coast and the united arab emirates, several other ships signaling they are in trouble of food. murder investigation is being launched off for vocal been russian activist was found. hanged in a paul. can ukraine return the shelf lead a group that help people fleeing persecution from president, alexander lucas. shank, because government villages have been evacuated as a large wildfire creeps closer to the outskirts of the great capital, more than 300 firefighters trying to contain the blaze, which is currently near an industrial area in a suburb of athens. temperatures of more than 40 degrees celsius and dry winds are found. the f

it came down in a nature reserve in the can check up, and it's yolanda far east. most of the passengers were tourists. of the 7 are feared missing, and local reports say 9 people have been rescued. an investigation is underway into the cause of that accident. algeria is beginning 3 days of morning after the number of people killed and wildfires rose to at least 69. the algeria and red crescent says more than a 1000 people have been injured and hundreds of families are homeless. a heat wave has fueled the spread of the fires. the authorities believe that many were started deliberately greased since government has pledged billions of dollars in aid for people and forrest hit by the devastating wildfires. those who have lost homes will get cash payouts as well as tax exemptions. but his name is rob reports from every island. it may not be enough to dispel public discontent. they know who you got. let me know, my god. they're going to put the ball. there is anger and regret. and when wildfires began greece's prime minister kitty, accustomed to talk yes, said houses ca

ah ah, amount of tough stories, yolanda 0. a u. s. defense official warned the taliban could surround africa, stones, capital, capital in 30 days and take it in. just 90 group is he's controlled 9 of the countries 34 provincial capital in the past week and an army headquarters on wednesday. syracuse own, the italian on and of sicily has recorded europe's m. a temperature of 48.8 degrees, heat wave as fueling fires in the south. which means that homes and crops destroyed detto from fire ravaging algeria, mountains and vintages. it's time to $65.00 jewelry and red cross present. told media a 1000 people have been injured and more than 600 families left him. this just intruder has condemned. china's sentencing of a canadian businessman to 11 years in prison for espionage, kind of his prime ministers as the rudy against michael spago is absolutely unacceptable and has called for his immediate release 3 new ports from beijing. the verdict sentencing canadian, michael spafford to 11 years in prison was delivered behind closed doors in a

in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story now jazeera oh a reminder stories yolanda hera taliban as the control of guzman, which is just 3 hours from the capital. as well as herat african songs. 3rd largest city is also fierce fighting in the country. second biggest city kandahar pentagon is sending 3000 us troops to cargo to help remove embassy staff. post closes ambia off long queues of people job voting centers into the night. the high turn up indicate to type race between president goof and his opposition rival again to his name. is observing 3 days of morning after the number of people killed in wildfires rose to at least 69. government is appealed to international help to tackle the blazes. rain has brought some much needed relief to fire fighters on the greek island of via fires of scorched the northern half of the island. most of the places they have now subsided. the countries prime minister called the destruction the greatest ecological catastrophe, greece had seen in decades, can cause me to attack his blame the climate crisis. and said he is ready to make

i shut my one death to the super spy on al jazeera ah the, the amount of top stories yolanda 0. i've been too large. explosion is followed by gunfire and the afghan capital near the defense ministers house and the heavily fortified greens. the defense ministers tweeted to that everything is fine. in the south africa, san civilians have been ordered to leave laska, a security forces, prepare for a major offensive against the taliban. at least 200000 people live there. the un says that these 40 people were killed in the past 24 hours. and an oil tankers thought have been hijacked off the coast to the united arab emirates, with several other ships ignoring. they are in trouble of food. gera, managers have been evacuated as a large wildfire creeps closer to the outskirts of the great capital. wooden $300.00 firefighters are trying to contain the blaze, which is currently near an industrial area in a suburb of athens. temperatures of more than 40 degrees celsius and dry winds found the flames of more than a 100 separate fires. prime minister says it's the worst he wave, the country s

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it happened this morning on the north bound off ramp to highway one to want it yolanda avenue during the traffic stop of police dog alerted to the presence of narcotics in that vehicle search uncovered more than £6 of suspected cocaine in the trunk. a subsequent search of the suspect santa rosa home led to the discovery of nearly £9 of meth, cocaine and heroin, along with packaging materials and scales. the suspect, jose gerardo, podia, call verone was transported to sonoma county jail, where he was booked on several charges. video coming to us from france tonight show how people are upset about plans for covid vaccine requirements are clashing with police in paris. at least 10 people have been arrested from all of this and three police officers injured here starting august 9th anyone in france who wants to enter a restaurant or many other public places will need to show proof of a vaccine. if they don't have that they will need to show proof of a recent negative. test or proof of a recent recovery from covid as concern over requirements intensified their the white house is working t

they have universities to go and give talks to -- yolanda harvard, and places where they have to holdd up, but i would like them to make a ruling, not that i would expect any willing to be in my favor or in the favor of palestinians because we know it is fundamental biased against palestinians. i would ke them to take their own settlements. i'm not going to compromise. i would like them to confront the potential international ramifications for their actions. nermeen: and could you say more about the judge in this case -- you pointed out in one of your tweets that one of the judges himself lives in a settlement in the occupied west bank. mohammed: he is also not the only one of the supreme court justices who lives in internationally recognized occupied territory. this is a system that does not care about international law. there is a high court of justice. it is erected on the rubble on palestinians for the whole system cannot be in favor of palestinians nor able to deliver justice to palestinians here in jerusalem. nermeen: can you explain the ongoing oppression in sheikh jarrah as we

so i can only imagine what watching your daughter, yolanda, must be like for you as she spoke today on the mall in emlation and commemoration of her grandfather's most famous speech 58 years ago. what are your thoughts when you consider that here she is addressing the very same inequities that her grandfather died contending with two generations ago? >> i think that her grandfather was right when he predicted the next phase of the movement would not be for civil rights but for genuine equality. he predicted that a year before he was assassinated, and we see that being played out now. i also think about the fact that as martin's mother said, every generation has to win an earnest freedom, and that's what we're doing now. and i also think about the fact that we each have a responsibility to continue to feed the flames of peace, justice, and equity. of course i wished that she would not have these exact same struggles at such a young age that she needs to be out there and making her voice heard, but i know that that is part of the freedom movement. it's something she's passionate about, s

king's granddaughter, yolanda, standing here with us. and we've co-convened this -- these are the brothers of john lewis. we are saying that we want the president and others to stand up against the filibuster. we want to carve out. pelosi can't carve out. the president and the senate need to meet and talk about a carve-out. if trump can get them to do a carve-out for supreme court justice nominees, they certainly can do a carve-out for something as fundamental as voting rights. voting rights is the basic foundation of this country. so you see already thousands have joined us. we're going to the -- the national mall, the back drop will be the capitol. every year we went to the lincoln memorial. this year we want to bring it to the lap of the u.s. senate so that the optics show that behind us is what we're facing now. >> i have to tell you, this visual that you're giving us is very striking, that this is happening 58 years later. i do want to point out that you are flanked by members of congress. i see congresswoman sheila jackson lee ther

we talked to yolanda who lives in a small house with her eight children and mother including a ten-year-oldke a listen. >> my living room is caved in right now. when it rains right now, we get water inside the house. we had to move the living room furniture out of the living room. right now we're living in two bedrooms. >> what's your biggest worry? >> running out of food and beverages. i have a son with a heart condition, so that's my biggest concern is him. >> reporter: so she told us he has enough medication now, her ten-year-old son. when he runs out, she got word from a hospital down the street that she can bring him there if he needs medication or treatment. that's a relief. food and water, that's another equation. people are worried about where to go to get that. >> it's so stressful. thank you. stand by for us. ed lavandera, you're in la place, northwest of new orleans. people have been hit hard by flooding there. >> reporter: yeah. they dealt with a heavy dose of flooding yesterday. and many places the flood waters have subsided quite a bit. that's giving people an opportunity to b

a short time ago i spoke to yolanda teague, a resident of the neighborhood.including a 10 year old who has a heart condition. take a listen to what her situation is. >> my living room is caved in right now. so when it rains right now we getting water inside the house. we had to -- i had to move my living furniture out of the living room and we're migrating. it is a four bedroom house so we're living in two bedrooms. >> reporter: what is your biggest worry? >> running out of food and beverages and i have a son with a heart condition, so that's my biggest concern, is him. >> reporter: she says her son has the medications he needs right now, and she was worried when the medication ran out where he was going to get it. she was assured by a local hospital they have an ambulance service that can come and attend to him and possibly give him medication. again, people are having to fend for themselves now, guys, and try to find out this information on their own, find out about these distribution centers. it is kind of a -- you know, it is a desperate time here in new

. >> and march on martin luther king iii, andrea king, and my northeast, yolanda king, and the marchhand. let us say a couple of things and then we're going to bring out some closing speakers. first and foremost, 21 years ago martin luther king iii was president of sclc, and i was in my eighth year at the national action network. we came to washington with his mother, coretta scott king, the wife, widow, co-pilot of the movement with dr. king. she would not speak that day. she introduced he and i, and every year we have found our way back in washington to stand on the state of the dream. we were here last year with george floyd and had hundreds of thousands. we were not going to do anything this year, but andrea said we need to do something around voting, and we began organizing. we decided not to go to lincoln memorial but to go where you could see over our heads the capitol building of the united states. the reason you needed to see that building is because in that building the senators will decide whether to continue the segregationist filibuster or whether they're going to give t