decisions taken by a qualified majority, which is the only place but italian journalist and historian angelo doth dorsey fears pragmatic federalism would only lead you down a path of disunion. mr. boy said, i am given so that this decision could usher and the end of the view. because the principle of unanimity only is one of the pillar, something like, so it's dangerous and such a decision can have negative consequences by the union could transform into disuse . your ag, i believe, is the idea to switch to the principal of the majority gets their way if those nations oppose will take a different stance from the rest of the union. and thus it will trigger serious crisis which could foreshadow leanne if she did. i'm also, in fact today to states her dominant within the year, france and germany even without angle america either with the outbreak of the warning crane with these countries try to react and rational flashing. whereas edaly took a hard line position in relation to russia. it's frustrating, read the idea of sending more arms to crate doesn't facilitate the to sation. the warranty gre

there shall be one of club masika, angelo post on zillow while diaz can used to put value a new with the origin. by y'all as to where saddam the zaki lewis plane here. mostly i didn't know so much of the country that i've gone wrong, but just to submit you what i see, the student bosses know group you medation says deuce nod, tutorial, gumbo sub i. ah, he flies your knee, call it chest thing. you're going to go up to where your mom, my mom, my mom of why was it was outside years, not only right on the flu shot in my old which alice delani, daniel da, da da. listening to that question, creating the unusual with fiji wine call. i still the yes no sure. i'm clear with studies lanes come on that all. yeah, i know what on earth no credit for the for lack of data already. there were also my mama, not my mom on the vaughn utilization i. he was in school, if you want a solution, i can get this one shot of grain ski. he sort of because became far grains keep a frankly army slogan and cut him black because i'll be right back off, chris mcintosh to willis. i see the orders that he's not so easy

or sad, all know down to me, but i missed opportunities and glorious achieve misty in the historic angelo he 70 years, his new alley, and instantly lish me where you live with the july 13th marks, the 70th anniversary of events, the meaning and significance of which are still debated in both poland and you grain them up just ah bill with the teacher the announcement of our on april, the 8th 2013 is just before the 70th anniversary, the divided the ukrainian nation with an ideological stand off $28.00 senators with the law and justice party. they submitted a draft to the polish senate, only proposing that july the 11th should be a memorial day in poland. to honor the memory of the victims of massacres of poles and valencia, and other parts of western ukraine in world war 2, public dogs up in the unit on april, the 11th in the same year 29 m. p. 's from the polish people's party submitted to poland, lower house of parliament, a similar draft titled on the genocide committed by the organisation of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army against poles on eastern polish territo

yeah, it's interesting the point that i'm, let's go back to hong kong, angelo. it's very interesting that this whole idea of solidarity there are, there is a level of western fall dirty. but if you look at, you know, you're in hong kong, i, by the way, i mean, i eat this effort to isolate russia. but if you look at it broadly, it's the europeans and the american allies are getting more and more isolate people just not on board for this. okay, i'm sorry, ravia came out in the last news. i say we're not getting involved. we're not get involved with this. you know, this is your fight. ok. the indians feel that way. obviously the chinese feel that way. um, if the issue is to isolate itself, isolation and europeans were never supposed to be hurt by sanctions. there are being hurt more by side the sanctions than russians, at least at this point. go ahead. well, what the leading here is, i think we should look more globally. this transition between a, from a going from a uniform, a world she a multiple, a worth in. i think this was her. those countries day they were di

treatment of africans conscripted into the french army, subject often avoided in france as charlie angelo ports from cam. france is colonial past. one of the big themes on the screen a can this year generating discussion and introspection. i saw the soldiers set in well, one is the story of a young senegalese man, 4th to serve in the french army his father than enlist to watch over him. shot on a handheld camera. it shows the horror of war for the thousands of senegalese, torn from that countries to fight for france. it does now see of the netflix theory lupa. he says we have the same story but not the same memories. cultural commentators say depictions of this aspect of francis colonial history, a very rare phone. in fact, it's the 1st time that we've ever seen a film of this scale on this subject with a well known cast, including all massey who's a make a saw here in france. and abroad. so it is a very big deal to see. feel like this and see the screen. it can either be another story. is aki follows a few of the $200000.00 difference, recruited into the french army to fight against thei

and in hong kong we have angelo to the all know, he is a political in financial analysts or across stock rules in effect, that means he can jump in any time he want. and i always appreciate i, let's go to our guest in hong kong 1st here. i mentioned day davos in my introduction, zalinski talking about out there has to be negotiations. also. his chief negotiate refuted that immediately after the ukrainian president said, henry kissinger summoned.

treatment of africans conscripted into the french army as the subjects often avoided in france as charlie angelo, poster from con frances colonial past. one of the big themes on screen a can this year generating discussion and introspection. my father and soldiers set in, well, one is the story of a young, cynically man forced to serve in the french army. his father then enlists to watch over him, shot on a handheld camera. it shows the horror of war for the thousands of senegalese, torn from that countries to fight for france. it does omar see of the netflix series. lupa who says we have the same story but not the same memories. cultural commentators say, depictions of this aspect to france is colonial history. a very rare we sit upon awful venica. yeah. in fact, it's the 1st time that we've ever seen a film of this scale on this subject with a well known cast, including o massey, who's a megastar here in france and abode. so it is a very big deal to see a film like this and seed screen at can. although lazoodo, another story is asking for a few of the 200000 algerians recruited into the french

and in the shadow of the ukraine war, charlie angelos that light cameras. action can a 2 week celebration of cinema after a bruising 2 years for the big screen. 35000 film buyers and sellers. critics and celebrities, a gathering to do business, and promote all genres of film festival is opening, but the french comedy final cut a love letter to filmmaking and budget zombie movies from the teen behind the oscar winner, the artist, the films causing cri, walked the red carpet earlier to the flash of both, and the cheers from fans, but is actually ukraine. that's going to be pulling focus this year. every door has been opened for their delegations. and there's lots of discussion here about how filmmakers can help the ukraine film industry rebuild itself host war. meanwhile, official russian delegations have been banned from attending, of thought to appear on the screen. was actually president lensky himself. and can you help out? yes, the high hate will end by disappearing on the dictates is will die. finally, we must, when we need cinema to guarantee this ending at each time it will be on th

on friday, a guy named angelo, a conductor, he walked up and said joe. i thought they were going to shoot them. joey. he's ok. he's a friend. true story. what's all this arming the paper? you travel over a million miles on air force planes, every single mile the vice president travels, they keep a public record. he said, we were up in jersey creed we figured it out. you average 222 days a year. 36 years. total of 269 miles every day. joey. i said, 1,200,000 miles, not counting as vice president did --. the reason we are doing this is not just amtrak. it is buses and towns and cities and by grill. it is because we are cleaning the environment. everybody knows, if you are getting on a train and traveling from here to columbus, you can do it quicker than in your car. you are going to do it. it takes thousands of vehicles off the road. [applause] my point is, folks, there is so much we can do. this is the united states of america. when did we lose our absolute confidence in the ability to do anything. we plateaued with the chinese president. we had a transla

the family of angelo quinto was also there. the 30 year old died in december of 2020 after officers melt on his neck while he was suffering a mental health emergency he was experiencing and mental health crisis that might but he was not violent. did not have any weapons. and was not under the influence of any common substances of forensic pathologists, who contracts with the county said his death was caused by excited delirium. excited delirium is a widely denounced not even necessarily pseudoscientific, but junk science diagnosis. family members also spoke in support of a b 16 oh, eight, which would separate the sheriff and coroner roles. he's gotta go also want the contra costa county sheriff to resign last month, sheriff david livingston wrote a letter to stab defending deputy andrew hall, who was sentenced to six years in prison for a fatal police shooting in danville. activists also want the fbi to release names of any officers under investigation. we are here that shows how strong we are because we're not silenced, and we

>> michael angelo who cut a deal in exchange was a cell mate of pedro bravo. >> one day. he said he needed my help and slid a chip bag any my door. it had a note and it. the note asked the cellmate to find someone on the outside secret -- to find someone on the outside to commit a series of murders suggesting that the real murder was at large. and he, pedro, was still innocent. >> he wrote three to four people unfortunately must die. random individuals but preference would be to u.s. students. tased, incapacitated and strangled to kill and then have the hands dictate. >> it's basically a plan to christian was killed by a serial killer still out there. >> sow, just as the jurors struggled to put their minds around this twist, the trial come to an end. the fate of pedro bravo in their hands. so much for one family to go through. they were holding each other's hands. >> we all talked to each other. that day wasn't a day to celebrate. erica knew there would be sorrow all around. in fact, the jurors came back in less than four hours. they found pedro guilty of murder in the fi

access to a safe abortion saved angelo's life. others, and abortion kept a family out ofet poverty, , or aw them to complete their education or start a career. abortions are protected women from being tied to the rapists and spared them of the emotional and physical trauma of carrying and unviable pregnancy to term. i was only ten years old when roe v. wade was decided. for 50 years, just about, this decision has stood. in the words of justice kavanaugh, it is, quote, settled as a precedent of the supreme court. but apparently precedent means nothing. access to safe and legal abortion is under direct attack as anpe activist supreme court appears poised to legislate from the bench and take a constitutionally protected right away from tens of millions of americans. for women like angela, the gravity of his draft decision from the supreme court cannot be overstated. americans can remember when back alley abortions killed and sterilized women across the country. this decision, if finalized -- is -- this decision is finalized will not

that was very moving where she quoted my angelo was her thanking people. it was her thanking people who had helped her from the time. she was a child her family mentors jurists the white house team naming everyone and you know, it's not something you would normally see a leader. a jurist jurisdo, so we'll do role models or people who helped her along the way her early experiences and motherhood which seemed to be really important to developing those the leader and then how she manages criticism and along the way because i worked for hillary and you know wrote about those experiences. well, we'll mix hillary into so talk about susan talk about the role models really her her start with her parents which were so important. well jen, i'm so i'm so glad to be here. thank you all for coming on this lovely saturday morning. day you know after two years of this pandemic, it's such a relief to see people in person. so i'm really glad to be here at a celebration of people who love books and and we're talking about my book today, but the paperback edition of jen's la

opposition politician turkeys, supreme court upheld the 5 year suspended sentence of jana and coughed. angelo for charges including insulting the president critic say it's an attempt to stop us from running in next year's elections to sports and formula one where qualifying for the spanish grumpy is gone ahead. charlotte clerk has locked up pole position even though he lost control of his car, declares philip ferrari went into a spin on his opening run in the 3rd stage of qualifying. but he managed to regain the top swat. the seasons alida beat out his main rival reigning champion lexus tappin whose red bull car suffered a mechanical problem. oh, that's all for now. the 77 percent is coming up. next he doubly patches up with attributes legend o my lay on his world tool. i am told me olibo. thank you for watching her. i'm just kinda i think that's hard and in the end is a me you are not a lot us to you and more we will send you back her. are you familiar with this with lions, the what's your story. ready i was women, especially and victims of violence in and take part and send us your story. w

." ♪ ♪ >> sandra: angelo again from fox news on this memorial day weekend. the president and first lady are on their way to texas days after 21 people, most of them children, were killed at an elementary school. he will once again play consoler in chief to a community reeling from tremendous loss. tragedy and other recent mass shootings is sparking renewed calls on capitol hill to ramp up gun control measures. in a moment we will speak with congressman mo brooks, who is in a runoff for the republican senate nomination in alabama. but first, let's turn to casey stegall, he is in uvalde for us, where the community there is still grieving this morning. casey. >> sandra, good morning. indeed they are. resident biden and the first lady expected to make multiple stops, meeting with multiple victims of tuesday's senseless act, now deemed the second deadliest school shooting in u.s. history. 19 children, mostly fourth-graders, and two adult teachers, were murdered in their own classroom. police say the 18-year-old shooter managed to get inside, robb elementary schoo

up in childress, shamrock, texas, pampa, where woody guthrie spent some time, dalhart, amarillo, san angelo. these places are so red, you can see them glowing from outer space as you are orbiting the planet, but they're also unrepresented, because where democrats fear to tread, republicans don't have to show up and contest the vote. and so folks don't have anyone to hold accountable, anyone to share their hopes with or their concerns when we show up and hold a town hall, i learn so much, but i also build support and trust in that community, and we bring in some more votes. and at the end of the day, i mean, we lost to ted cruz by two and a half points, right there are millions more texans who've since been added to the rolls, and millions who've been effectively, through voter suppression, kept from voting. we're targeting those who've been the targets of intimidation and suppression, so that they provide the margin of victory when we win this thing on november 8th so, i love traveling the state it's the right way to do it. and i think it's the only way to win. >> seth: well, you know, stay

in fact some of these areas especially across texas, san angelo, for example, could end up breaking records five days in a row over the next week as those temperatures basically remain in triple-digit numbers. and yes, when we talk about the southwest, these are hot places, we get it. phoenix is normally hot. but even by their standards, this is above average. phoenix is expected to reach 103 today, that's 11 degrees above average. tucson, las vegas, also expected to be about ten degrees above average. one of the other components of the heat is how it's making it very difficult for the firefighters who are out trying to battle a lot of the ongoing fires across the country. one of those is the hermit's peak fire currently ongoing in new mexico. you can see the smoke plumes there. and this red highlighted area is all of the acres that have already burned. the containment right now is below 30%. the hope is really in the next 24 hours to make some increases in that containment before conditions start to deteriorate very quickly on monday. right now, that fire is in second place in terms of the

and a lot when i listened to catanji brown jackson yesterday she quoted my angelo saying you know, i do so with the gifts my from my ancestor. my ancestors gave me. i am the dream and the hope of the slave. there is something in the blood her extremely patriotic acceptance speech her extremely patriotic opening statement her repeated proclamations for love of america. despite how she was treated and part of the confirmation hearing echoes the themes and in these books and so to be there yesterday after only learning it hours before of this sort of deep bloodline connection suggests to me that what is in this book is in my blood and and i'm just happy to be very distantly connected to the history. that was meant yesterday. thank you for sure. thanks. thanks for sharing that and condolences for your loss last year it was it was humbling to be there yesterday and it was so edifying and so inspiring i didn't realize how much i needed that jolt of inspiration and of hope. her speech was remarkable for all the reasons that the ted just mentioned. she also talked about how? you know has tak

a guy you spoke about angelo taylor speak about their star strike. i can even bens the man. what a season he has had incredible . i think the football world is still trying to compute what benjamin has done this season. you know, he's been at rome address since 2009. he's already got 4 champions late titles, but what he's done this year has just been unreal and i, madrid should really have been knocked out early in the knockout stages. benz mac came up with a, with a hot trick against p. s g. another hattrick against chelsea and then school to winner and in another game that rail looked like they were losing against manchester city in the semi final to get them to this stage. so he's absolutely terrified defenses. miracles, defense might not be terrified, but they certainly have been doing that homework on a man who scored 10 goals in the knockout stages. so livable have $1.00 to $2.00 trophies so far, but how much has this season taken out of them whole well yeah, there were going for full trophies and but until losing the premier late title to manchester city by just the p

africans constructed, conscripted into the french army, subject often avoided in france as charlie angelo reports from can frances colonial past one of the big themes on the screen a can this year generating discussion and introspection. i saw the soldiers set in well, the one is the story of a young senegalese man, forced to serve in the french army his father than enlist to watch over him. shot on a handheld camera. it shows a horror of war for the thousands of senegalese, torn from that countries to fight for france. it does now see of the netflix theory lupa. he says we have the same story but not the same memories. cultural commentators say depictions of this aspect of france, colonial history, a very rare phone. in fact, it's the 1st time that we've ever seen a film of this scale on this subject with a well known cast, including all massey who's a make a saw here in france. and abroad, so it is a very big deal to see. feel like this and see the screen. it can be another story . is aki follows a few of the $200000.00 durians, recruited into the french army to fight against that count

stories members who were injured or killed while in police custody and that includes the family of angelo quinto, the 30 year old man died in december of 2020 after officers knelt on his neck while he was suffering a mental health emergency. he was experiencing mental health crisis that might but he was not violent did not have any weapons. and was not under the influence of any common substances. protesters are calling for more transparency and accountability among east bay law enforcement officers when it comes to the use of deadly force. we are learning that the rookie san jose police officer who died suddenly last month died of a fentanyl overdose, the santa clara county medical examiner's office. now confirming that ktvu that 24 year old john packer died of fentanyl toxicity. packer was a former star football player at san jose state and was just finishing up his first year. on the force with san jose. he was found unresponsive in his milpitas home on march the 13th san jose police releasing a statement reading in part this morning. we need to be mindful of the fact that we are not i

you're going to be at 87 atlanta, 91 close to their record dallas again may set a record as well as san angelo, little rock. new orleans coming close to records. and look at this, late week, new york city, baby. 87 degrees 86 in boston d.c. you are going to be in the low-90s. mid-80s in pittsburgh on friday. binghamton, new york, in the 80s as well, and summer time is making a comeback. yeah, baby that's what's going on we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. why don't you do cool spins? uh, people need to read it. i can't read it. [ chuckles ] that's 'cause you're like 4. 4 1/2. switch to progressive, and you can save hundreds. you know, like the sign says. >>> good morning. i am i'm meteorologist kari hall. a live look outside in san francisco . the level started tuesday with sunshine . it will be warming up especially for the inland areas heading to the low 80s in concord reaching 83 degrees there. 81 san martin and santa rosa today, 84. we are still seeing the coast in san francisco as well as part of the interbay, notice how valley temperatures really start to ra

bannon is the best single analyst on on this entire thing other people have written about it the late angelo code avia. i don't know if you know him guys a phenomenal writer, but he represented a clash of the country class versus the ruling class and that is to say of the elites inside dc. there's a book by charles murray after losing ground. it's called coming apart. maybe seen coming apart phenomenal. and in at murray shows that based on wealth income and based on iq, and he used school of graduation as a proxy for iq. he said you could go through suburbs of washington dc and if you didn't have somebody picking up your laundry for you or getting you the starbucks coffee you would never interact with a single person who wasn't in your income and iq school level he said on a single block every single person on that block had come out of ivy league schools, and that that's got to change. i mean, no asu is is no great shakes and university of montana is nothing fantastic, but gosh ten people from those schools to be better than the idiots. we have up there now, right so you've got this deep cu

well over 100, 105 in san angelo, abilene, close at 98. that's the big picture. apply to soldier.he big picture. apply to i haven't loaded with him obi-one. okay here in three two, i'm abc 7 news meteorologist routine with your accuweather forecast. it is a breezy and cooler afternoon today compared to the weekend. >>> we have a first look at the >>> we have a first look at the trailer for a new true crime documentary. it's about the shocking murders of three young girl scouts back in 1977 and the personal connection of emmy and tony award winner kristin chenoweth, and what she adds to the case. "keeper of the ashes" starts streaming may 24th on hulu. take a look. >> this is a story i wish i never had to tell. it haunts me every day. as a girl scout i loved going to camp. i never once thought anything bad could happen, but i came to learn what murder was. >> three girl scouts were discovered today. >> this case is mystery upon mystery. >> was the real killer still out there? >> every day was a struggle. the first thing when i opened my eyes, just another day she

angelo, after everything that's happened, i forgot your name. you guys are with the globe of death, globe of death.com which is this is the globe of death. how hard is this? how dangerous? >> it takes a lot of -- little bit of skill, you know, but it's pretty fun once you get it down. you can see we go all around. a little tidbit of what we're doing. rick: you guys travel around the country doing this? >> yeah, everybody where. we just came from minnesota, pretty soon we're going to new mexico, colorado. rick: this isn't the only thing in the area, take a look at some of the the adventures i had this week here in charlotte. you like the speed of the coca-cola 600, you'll also like the the speed of this place, home to 14 amazing roller coasters. to -- 20 minutes away from the track, the only amusement park in the country that is in two states. let's see if i can handle it. this has been voted the best steel coaster in the world five years in a row. let's do in the. this is going fast up. oh, mid god, oh, my -- [bleep] oh, my -- ah! oh, my god --