for largest arrows, teresa bo joins us live now from downtown los angeles. theresa said earlier you had moved on rather forcefully by the police outside a detention center as the curfew took effect. we'll put through that on what's happening now. theresa. while earlier today, a group of people, hundreds of people gathered in front of the tension center. that's how i feel about to block away from where i am right now. that's a building. it's secured by the national guard by homeland security and other members of the security forces. however, when the curfew began around 8 o'clock local time, they started security forces that started asking people to leave and be started pushing away from the detention center and totally different areas. most of the people of my smaller group of people remained on the location and they started pushing them again. where i am right now is about a block from that detention center. as you can see, the listen to this police are the ones who are implementing this website to get what's been going on here is that the national guard an

my colleagues ben levisohn, teresa regis and al root. if you showed me a chart of the s&p 500 over the past week without any numbers i would think this is a heart monitor with your bike ride with your dad in the rockies. that was not it at all. we had a great start to the weekend over the week president trump decided the negotiation with knowing fine for not bringing the deadline. he's going up the first hill it went straight up and it looked like the market was going to break especially after nvidia came out with great earnings and he blocked all of trump's tariffs and people realize were getting ahead of ourselves and they were right because it appeals court came to stay on that decision of the market fell, friday we had a bunch we tariff things over china and the negotiations are going well, more tech walked in the market dropped, is a good week almost 2% for the s&p 500, a great month the best 2023 it didn't feel like that. >> on most all the games on the first day you think investors are getting a point where they get is a side to i

so is dw 0 next for teresa topper. teresa, thanks for your insights. let's get a quick check. now some of the other stories making news this our, the rescuers in south africa continue their search for possible survivors after a lance life and flooding in rural eastern cape province. the death toll has now risen $278.00 presidents irrelevant but opposes, says he'll visit the region on friday to assess the scale of devastation or us appeals. the court has paused the federal judge's ruling. the blocked president. donald trump's deployment of national guard troops to deal with protest in los angeles, california as governor, sewage trump over the move, arguing that he overstepped his authority. l a was mostly quite on thursday, but protests over immigration rates have spread to other us cities to india. now where a passenger plane crashed into a medical campus just seconds after take off the air in the a. boeing 787 was on route from m to bottom to western india to london. the airline says 241 people on board were killed, but one man managed to survive. surveillance footage caption

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so i'd like to speak to dw journalist teresa tougher . teresa, thank you so much. and what are we hearing from a ron? well, melissa people on shaka. the moment, and i guess that's the one of the very rare occasions rabo where the officials of the islamic republic in ordinary give audience showed one feeling. i mean, people had just started to adapt to the fact that the cities under constant attack by israel's military. i finally got to talk to some people last night. when the communication planning out there was a post by the, the stomach republic was partially listed and they told me they can hit explosions and the firing off at defense all the time that to ron has become somewhat of the ghost town. but also that many people am now starting to come back to the city that shops are about to reopen. and now the most powerful military in the world has also attacked the country. so i'm starting to reach us a whole new level like where can i go, where am i save, how much longer will this go on for? and of course i will, it all lead to end of the public's leadership also

ask your prescriber about wegovy. ♪ >>> santa teresa's awesome because of the ocean that's there. to do. really relaxing. no one's in a hurry. it's really chill. >> in costa rica, you hear this term pura vida. it means pure life. it's about living a good life, living a clean life. >> after several weeks, kaitlin armstrong's settling in to the santa teresa lifestyle. she's dating, teaching yoga classes, and maybe feeling that she's gotten away. but back in the u.s., for authorities, their search for armstrong is front and center and is gaining momentum. authorities discover a day after being questioned by police, armstrong sells her jeep at an austin carmax for about $12,000 at a discount, then flies to new york to see her sister. >> authorities become aware that kaitlin armstrong is traveling on someone else's passport. using that passport, they then trace her to costa rica. >> another major clue for the u.s. marshals was the yoga mat armstrong had with her in that austin airport security video. >> they were looking at places where it would be really easy to get a job as a yoga in

that was the w 0 next for teresa trav are teresa. thank you. and now for the german reaction to the escalation, the middle east, let's bring in our political correspondence. matthew moore, matthew german chancellor. free to reach. matt's just issued a statement. what did he say? that's right, we've just them, we've got a response from swedish match the german times that he said that this morning he had had a telephone call with his really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, where they discussed the operation an overnight operation on the target of operation for dick mets and then said he had called a meeting of the security cabinet. now this is the a meeting of high profile. so it goes to the german government for administer defense minister interior and chief suff, and of defendants and military um agencies. and that's quite interesting because the ford minister at the moment is actually on a trip in the middle east. um, so he would have taken part in the meeting and remotely, and they will discuss then, jeremy's response to that note. let me t

maria teresa kumar. >> tim. maria. teresa, thank. >> you both very much for coming to the weekend. so i'll go to you, start with you media today. >> so. >> what checks and balances are left. >> to hold in to. >> rein in president trump as he reaches and grabs. >> for more and more power? >> jonathan, i'm so. >> glad that. >> the way you framed. >> it was this that. >> we have three branches of government. that's how it was imagined and. >> has been practiced. for the. >> two last 249 years, based on our constitution. and the. >> two branches. >> of government. congress and the judicial institutions. >> jason's really handed. >> it over to the executive. >> branch, concentrating power in a way that. >> every single. >> american should be alarmed. >> when we look. >> at what just. >> happened with. >> supreme court, when. >> we say that he. >> went after. >> injunctions across the states and basically the supreme court said, that's a great idea. >> let's. >> actually remove that. it's not. >> just birthright citizenship. >> that is on the line. he basically now has an open. gate to i

if we talk about saint teresa, was she allowed to serve or did she just spread. something outside theparish, outside the temple, outside the church, well, in the catholic church there is no priesthood, as such, is female, but at the same time women can certainly play a leadership role in the community, be catechists, be mentors, as pope francis recently said that one of the most undervalued gifts, one of the most undervalued ministries in our church is spiritual motherhood, because well... women are able to understand and say things that men are not capable of, we are very accustomed to the role of spiritual father, priest or mentor, yes, but there is also a tradition of spiritual mentoring in the church, which women provide, this should be revived, at least in our catholic church, i fully support it, i think that it even sounds warm, motherhood is so spiritual, yes, it seems to me that many of us may lack this, thank you very much, father kirill, for telling us, for sharing, until we meet again, we are all probably very angry about mold, we see it on a loaf of bread, on jam, on what

this right there is the noise museum, which teresa is the story of early your region cultures. it's where i'm head of next. but 1st, a quick look at the 2 remaining museums on the island. the boat, a museum is located at the top of museum island and the houses the sculpture collection and the museum at present seen are the enter your way is already impressive. a beautiful large don't. the directly behind it is the per commodities. however, it's currently closed for a major refurbishment end is set to reopen in 2027. when it does, some of the z of islands highlights will once again be on display to the public, including the impressive per monitor. but now let's check out the noise museum, a ticket costs $14.00 euros and it's worth every cents for years. the building stood in disrepair until it was revamped by star architect david chipper field and reopened in 2009. it exhibits works from ancient egypt, among other things this springs us to the star of museum. i know windows are better than steadily cuz the fruits director of the egyptian museum piece of the dominant is nefertiti

. >> todd: that is the question i have are if teresa payton, coming up in about a the minute.think this ultimately ends or does it go on and on and delay and not tied to the trade deal? >> cheryl: there could be a lawsuit filed, several think tanks have talked about this and written reports, that is a possibility. what if we find out there was a breach or our user data ended up in the hand of the chinese. >> carley: that is the goal, make sure china doesn't have our data while allowing people who make money off tiktok to be able to run their businesses, a lot of small business owners rely on the anticipate. thank you for joining us. >> todd: don't miss her on mornings with maria. >> carley: my turn tomorrow. >> todd: bring in former information officer and ceo of cyber security firm solutions, teresa payton. bitedance owns tiktok and says a deal will not be approved by china until there is a deal on tariffs. is trumpopt mimic he gets a deal formalized in writing, signed, sealed and delivered in the 90-day timeframe? >> absolutely, whether you love it or hate if, tiktok has mor

i don't know, you convinced me yourself that our lopatin is a local mariarti, and now he's mother teresai can't switch over, i can't switch over either, my brain is swelling, yeah denisovna. do you know why tatyana doesn't answer my calls? oh, how quickly do you switch over? and you say you can't? well, she was just supposed to get a divorce yesterday, so what? and suddenly she disappeared? is there some kind of unpleasant surprise waiting for me? no, there isn't, everything is fine, the person is just a little sick, she got poisoned, now she's sleeping, resting.

these read the mail teresa of several civilian areas, including a hospital with a hit by running and missiles more more. do you know at this stage of the year was about 7 am local. tell him him this morning when the alerts came in and people had to rush to the phone choses and it was uh, alerts across the country. um let's just in television, we could hear your heavy barrage of missiles. so one of them that, you know, most of them were intercepted, but there were some hits, as you said in the, one of the major hospitals in southern as well in the civil um, so the hospital this said this extensive damage on one floor, but they are still assessing. uh um you know, the, uh, the damage the most hospitals have moved del probations on the ground. so this might have limited uh injuries but still um it is a hospital that was a hit. and this also to reported a hit here in the suburbs of a tele, the phone in belmont gone, where a high rise was and many other building surrounded. as you see, always with these attacks that are very heavy. and liza hits, as well as in the city of cologne, which i

maria teresa kumar is going to join the conversation. she's the president and ceo of voto latino.so an msnbc contributor. and maria teresa, i mean, you say you're concerned about the rights of all us citizens based on this. >> that's exactly right. i mean, everybody is framing it as a win for the executive branch, but in fact, it's a loss for all of us. it's a loss for the constitution that clearly marked that we should have three equal branches of government. we see right now that congress has abdicated their responsibility. today, the court is abdicating their responsibility and handing it over to the executive, making our country and our institutions that much weaker. and one of the things that we have clearly seen is that the courts, the executive branch, starts with the rights of the most marginalized, in this case, the undocumented person and potentially an american citizen child. but it doesn't end there. what we're seeing now is a balkanization of states basically deciding our laws with this, with what the determination of the supreme court did. but let's also humanize thi

i don't know, you convinced me yourself that our lopatin is a local mariarti, and now he's mother teresa, i can't switch over in time, i can't switch over in time either, my brain is swelling. aga denisovna, do you know why tatyana doesn't answer my calls? oh, how quickly you switch over, and you say you can't, well, she was just supposed to get a divorce yesterday, so what? and suddenly she disappeared, is there some unpleasant surprise waiting for me, no, there isn't, everything is fine, the person is just a little sick, she got poisoned, she's sleeping now, she's resting, tanya has already woken up, how are you feeling? hello, fine, why aren't you coming in, are you keeping secrets or something? no, i'll go milk her, otherwise she'll stay, everything is fine, yeah, i'm not well, just, everything is fine. ishte. who's there? hello, vasilisa sergeevna, please accept my condolences. my name is genrikh ivanovich, i am your mother's attorney, she authorized me to contact you in case of her death. come and see everything for yourself. here we will build such a large summer terrace-veranda,

know, you convinced me yourself that i found her... this is the local mariarti, and now he’s mother teresadon’t have time to switch, i don’t have time to switch either, my brain is swelling, yeah denisovna, yes, you don’t know why tatyana doesn’t answer my calls, oh, how quickly you switch, and you say you can’t, well, she was just supposed to get a divorce yesterday, so what, what if she disappeared, is some unpleasant thing waiting for me surprise, no, not waiting. everything is fine, the person is just a little sick, got poisoned, now she is sleeping, resting, tanya has already woken up, how are you feeling, hi, fine, and why aren't you coming in, are you being secretive or something? no, i'll go finish eating or it will get cold, everything is fine, yeah, not good health, just, everything is ho este. who is there? "vasilisa sergeevna, please accept my condolences, my name is genrikh ivanovich, i am your mother's attorney, she authorized me to contact you in the event of her death, come and see everything for yourself." here we will build such a large summer terrace-veranda, and then we

raffaele crossi, and with me now is the permanent representative of the islamic republic of iran, teresa najafi, and uh... uh, your excellence, may ask the first question, what is iran's reaction to any potential political motivated resolution against this peaceful nuclear program at the iea board of governors meeting. good afternoon, well, iran showed in the past any political motivate revolution will be faced with iran's. strong reaction last time they adopted the revolution in the board of governor and iran reactive increasing the inreach euranium stock point 60% and of course some other measures iran have already installed new sentrifuges new caskets all of these because of the past resolution adopted. this time if this politically motivate revolutioning reaction whether in the field in the facilities and also outside illegal international forum. thank you, and what is the response to gross latest comments about the lack of transparency and safeguard issues? well, very strange, iran only has 3% of facilities of all civities of the world, and in the meantime iran is receiving. one fif

teresa. what did you make of that statement from the foreign minister? well, i mean, it's not, it's clearly shows that as long as republics leadership is now trying to take the 5 to a diplomatic stage as well. and i've also called for an emergency session of the un security council accusing yes or quote, committing a place and an unlawful act of aggression. of course, since the us itself is a permanent member of the body, all of this will likely lead nowhere. but it's certainly advised, there's not a group public some time and time is something it needs at the moment because it is a premium to the audience. herman, a, the one who holds all how and the ron is at the moment, reportedly hiding in the bunker with all electronic communication cut off. and that's due to security reasons, obviously, but also for secrecy. so that means decision making at the very top of the does not make it public is now considerably slow down. and since common a is the one who holds all power in the end, the is not even public's response to the us. attacks remains somewhat unce

she said a lot of lot of the protest as have moved on because the kind of you is now in full teresa for now. thank you. what some of that protests are taking place in new york? how does it was christine salumi? it has this update for us now, or protests against ice or immigration, and customs enforcement has been taking place on a daily basis here in new york city and growing by the day you can see hundreds of people have gathered here outside or federal courthouse and integration. port house, where have been growing about immigrants to show up for a teen court proceedings only to find themselves under harassed and facing advocates for the day. they are doing exactly what they are supposed to be doing and being punished for it. and that's why they are out here in hotels, the anything kinds of activities that we've been seeing in los angeles over the weekend have angered these protesters further. so we have the right to protest. we have the right to defend ourselves against violence. and i'm going to keep protesting because it's, it's fundamental to being american. i think it's just impo

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. >> the three other victims are teresa geary, james guck and steven lindsey from new york state.he eight victims range in age from 37 to 71. abc seven news spoke with pickles family spokesperson sam singer. >> this is a terrible, heartbreaking tragedy that took the lives of josh pickles, his father terry, mother paula and his uncle peter, as well as friends of the family, all of whom were out on lake tahoe to celebrate the 71st birthday of his mother. the family has homes here in the bay area as well as a home on lake tahoe. they they love the lake and that that adds to the tragedy that has occurred. >> certainly is tragic. the crash happened saturday as this severe storm suddenly just moved into the lake tahoe area. you can see the really rough conditions of the water. a total of ten people were on the boat. two survived, but their conditions are unknown. this is the deadliest boating accident in california since 2019. >> a scare at a building in san francisco this morning, after there were reports of a suspicious package. this was the scene on battery street between washington

teresa, well, has your boy become quite big?ow up, i'm getting old, dad, i'm getting old, well, shall we stay here or go to a restaurant, yes, i'm not a fool, let's go, we'll sit somewhere, let's go, cognac? i'm in a bind, forgive me, i forgot, all these bad maternal genes, you're embarrassed to speak russian, automatically, i often mix up words, where can i speak russian? well, okay, while they're carrying a gift for you, they're coming? you know, your gifts are going well, and they're staying overnight too, what brings you to moscow? yes, why didn't you come to me? now i have my own apartment with a panoramic view, i travel with friends, we're flying to olmsk. i can handle people, well, how can i tell you, i got married. kotets, you are incorrigible, she is from an aristocratic family, sixth in line to the throne, why, i thought so, i shouldn't have told you about it, and i took a young 46, i won't do it again , you'll introduce me. "maybe, after omsk, are you embarrassed in front of my new relative, well, how could you think

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teresa nomen. what an exemplary life she embodied. teresa was a treasured family friend and her son, jimmy, who preceded her in death, was a baseball buddy and classmate of my dear brother, steve. she enjoyed numerous friends and held tight to memories of those precious days of youth when her husband, bill, was the team coach at the little flower baseball team. jimmy hit the line drives as my pitcher brother, steve, sported the number nine. what a legacy teresa built as dedicated wife, mother, sister, working woman for general mills, a joyous grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt and friend. at 94, having survived the death of her beloved husband for whom she care religiously, she remained beautiful, gracious, kind, intelligent, involved and devout. a woman whose smile lit up the room, she drew people to her with her welcoming manner. she and her marine veteran husband william were married for 67 years until his passing and they nurtured youth in their church, little flower roman catholic church in toledo, ohio. always generous, she re

teresa is stasio kron. 4 news. >> never wanted to get away. >> lawrence is going to help you do that. these here with to walk us through the whole process. but so nice as we cry to me the weather. that's a nice, really nice california. couple you got to watch out for though. we've got some pretty good storms have been popping up this year and about again this afternoon. here's look. donner summit, all these cars ration of the mountains, then look at that ominous gray there in the background. that's some very strong thunderstorms rolling on through the sierra nevada today. you see all the lightning strikes up there don't like to see that. you've got to watch out for that. i think that will continue to play out as we head through the weekend starts out as a calm morning. and then by the afternoon, those thunderstorms start to build the tower start to climb. and all of a sudden you get a lightning in the afternoon. the watch come down. now we are watching for the potential for some flooding, but you can still see a lot of rapid rises in many of the creeks and streams in the high country.

what you have teresa. >> i'm looking at viking cruises, river cruise fame this is often earnings but that was an overreaction, people are worried that people might not cruise given the economic uncertainty but they cater to a wealthy clientele that is unlikely to pull back in the spending. they already have so much of it done i think you have a lot of clarity. jack: drink beer on votes, to read more checkout this edition of barron's.com don't forget to follow us on x at barron's online for the latest barron's updates. that is all for us, we will see you next week on "barron's maria: happy we can to all i am maria bartiromo coming from the reaganesque national economic forum in simi valley california this weekend where america's top business leaders policymakers and innovators are gathering to shape the future of the free market in u.s. economic growth the hot topic for many here president trump big beautiful spending bill and what it means for the u.s. economy the president says he is negotiated with lawmakers as he tries to push the package to the senate but many republicans are pus

he is an artist, serves in the theater of teresa durova.re will be a mushroom, the daughters are used to seeing him in a variety of images. honored artist of russia irina konstantinovna afonina. in the eighties , she was a soloist in the souvenir ensemble, traveled all over the world. now she is the artistic director of the theater studio of modern dance. which bears her name, her daughter ekaterina spent her childhood in the wings, and although she studied to be a journalist, life still dedicated to modern dance. our heroes come to the dacha with pleasure, everyone is very proud of both the exemplary garden and the new well-thought-out facade of the old house. one problem: the house was conceived as a summer house, and the kitchen, as was customary before, ended up outside, in a separate extension. in the summer, of course, it is nice to sit here, drink tea, but in the winter. i suppose it is inconvenient to run with plates, back and forth, through snowdrifts, such a temporary option, they moved the microwave, dragged the kettle, let us sh

natalia, gisela ramírez nolasco, de 50 años, maría de la luz , lara lara, de 48, y teresa lizbeth pérezntronque de la carretera. los ramones, en nuevo león, a la altura del rancho las presas, donde ocurrió un enfrentamiento y donde presuntamente estaban retenidas las cuatro personas en el lugar. fue abatido uno de los delincuentes y dos más fueron detenidos. algunos otros lograron huir apenas hasta noche, solamente estaban hasta la búsqueda . no, no sabíamos nada y apenas ahorita en la mañana vimos la noticia. sentimos una calma enorme y ahorita estamos con la ansiedad para verlas. que es lo primero que. >> vas a hacer al ver a tu madre . >> abrazarla y decirle cuánto la amo porque fue mucha angustia, no solo para mí, para toda la familia, desde reynosa, tamaulipas, otros familiares agradecieron las muestras de apoyo de la ciudadanía . muchas gracias. >> no, no tenemos. >> ahora sí que palabras, verdad? para agradecerle a toda la gente que nos apoyó y gracias a dios ya ellas están con nosotros . >> hace una semana integrantes de la banda musical los juniors desaparecieron cuando regresa

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. >> president of the united farm workers teresa romero tells abc news. farmworkers remember president trump, calling them essential workers during the pandemic. but now things have changed. >> we all know they're essential workers. we need these workers there. but iear often from farmworkers that he treats them as if they were disposable. >> earlier this month, video showing ice agents chasing a farmworker through strawberry fields just north of los angeles. senior director of policy advocacy for the california farm bureau, brian little, says some farm workers are now staying home. >> you're harvesting strawberries and ventura county, and only 25% of your workforce shows up. you're going to fall behind. >> little tells abc. if deportations continue, americans may see higher prices on strawberries and other items at the grocery store. >> if people were upset about eggs being expensive last fall, i don't imagine there will be any happier about an $8 clamshell of strawberries. >> the impact potentially nationwide. >> about a third of fresh fruits and vegeta

so, maria teresa. >> kumar. >> obviously, that is a very jarring scene to see a united states senator you make of what we saw there? i mean, you can quibble with his tactics, perhaps that he shouldn't have charged in there. maybe. but he clearly identified himself. what do you make of what we saw yesterday? >> well. >> i think first of. >> all, he didn't charge. >> he was asking questions. >> but let's. take a step back, willie. let's assume that. >> she did not hear. >> him identify himself. how many. >> times have. >> we witnessed. leaders at a podium, whether we're talking about senator mccain, whether we were talking about bush, whether we're talking about obama, even secretary mayorkas? >> how many times have they been in a place. where they are heckled. >> at the. >> podium and they do what. >> is right. >> what leaders do, they de-escalate the situation. they basically say, you know. >> what, i can't take your question now. but perhaps afterwards. >> that is the. >> job of. >> a leader. >> you have secretary. >> noem. >> who is charged with 250,000. >> agents around the country

from the tourist town is not ready to welcome summer visitors, desperately needed by people like teresaast summer. how high was the water? >> i would say about up to that ac upper tubing. >> reporter: the house filled with mud, they moved into the hotel they owned, the chimney rock inn. they hoped to be reopened by now like asheville and other nearby cities. but chimney rock is still without clean water and sanitation. did you think you would have water and sewer by now? >> yes, i had no idea it was going to take that long. >> reporter: the same is true all along main street. >> this store was full of mud. >> reporter: peter o'leary owns bubba o'leary's general store, he's also the mayor in the town of 125. the town's remote location in the very geography that makes chimney rock so stunning has made recovery work slower and more expensive. is it hard to see places like asheville getting ready to welcome people and you're just not there yet? >> life is normal there, then you come here and it's totally upside down. that's what we are trying to come to grips with. our neighbors just a few

the three other victims are teresa guillory, james guck and steven lindsey from new york state. the eight victims range in age from 37 to 71 years old. abc seven news talked to pickles family spokesperson sam singer. >> this is a terrible, heartbreaking tragedy that took the lives of josh pickles, his father terry, mother paula and his uncle peter, as well as friends of the family, all of whom were out on lake tahoe to celebrate the 71st birthday of his mother. the family has homes here in the bay area as well as a home on lake tahoe. they they love the lake and that that adds to the tragedy that has occurred. >> the crash happened saturday as severe storms suddenly moved into the lake tahoe area. you can see the really rough conditions out on the water there. a total of ten people were on that boat when it capsized. two people have survived. we're working to learn more about their conditions right now. this is the deadliest boating incident in california since 2019. we'll have much more on this story on abc seven news at four. a major development in the case of embattled san ma

a small gathering of legal observers stood by the building all day, including teresa, who knows the family of one of the men detained. >>>>i got a call from the mom or the wife. she said. needed help finding out what's going on. how do i find my husband? this is what happened. and, they needed help. >>>>an ice spokesperson issued the following statement regarding the last two days of activity, saying, quote, those arrested had executable final orders of removal by an immigration judge and had not complied with that order. but one local pastor was concerned that this was happening to people trying to follow the legal steps as they challenge their deportation cases. >>>>they talked to folks today to have them come in just for a regular kind of checkup, when nothing was really scheduled. and then when they got here, they took them, that's under false pretenses. that's ridiculous. it's unlawful. and i think it's abhorrent. >>>>out of concern for employee and customer safety. the chavez market remained closed throughout the day. shoppers said ice should focus on the violent criminal element, an

we're going to do some all kinds of teresa jones and carcinogens. and what i can see happening in gaza is that it has become a place that does not allow for healthy or production. we have looked at this issue a reproduction, any walk in multiple cities, and i will talk about it, but the time comes. and what we do show is that metals like titanium that's like, tungsten, like linen, mercury, and cadmium, and chrome u, v. go up in the bodies of children who have been exposed to military pollution, including and bombings and bullets, etc. so what this does is that it creates health issues in the children in the form of birth defects. if the mother of pregnant mother is exposed to all these talks and during her pregnancy, it will end up in the body of the fetus. and we will see increased risk of congenital anomalies or birth defects in that time. so what i see on folding da, signed this genocide is that we are looking into the future where gaza is not a good place for reproduction. and i might add that that is a war crime if you inflict so much damage on

teresa strolling bend is one bold step, but experts say more than it needs to be done. and we must be able to protect it. because the only thing gives us so much and it gives us the food is kind of the regulation. it's helps us again. the boy meantime is it is a really beautiful place that is always the best value on his own. for greek fisherman, bacon for any moral issue protection could mean short term limits about the long term survival. many hall that withdrawal, those gun fish stokes will be color and they are walters and live local to come back to life. right. and there's the seas part of their identity. pass through generations. protecting it means not just preserving, give a of life, about survival. 30 years ago, hundreds of workers here in by the end stockade covering the german parliament in metallic fabric. it was an odd project that would transform the bill unification. and the capital is mocking about anniversary and planning to recreate the event with an elaborate light projection. for 2 weeks, the frank stag in the center of berlin was wrapped in 100000 s

también peter boyce y timothy homans, ambos del condado placer y también teresa hiller y james cook yultos durante todo el año. además, la ciudad de san josé también va a ofrecer clases en sus piscinas públicas. 8 lecciones para 80 $ y son para todos los niveles, desde los bebés de 6 meses hasta adultos. aparte de sus clases de verano, estos sitios ofrecen también un programa de natación recreativa gratis durante ciertos horarios y así podrá practicar una habilidad que los entrenadores dicen siempre, siempre es necesaria. así es. porque de acuerdo, precisamente la directora ejecutiva del east valley williams. cada día hay 10 ahogamientos mortales en el país. por eso insisten en que los niños desde temprana edad vayan a las piscinas, aprendan a nadar, aprendan por lo menos a flotar para evitar un accidente. cierto. es importante, importantísimo y aparte de que es un buen ejercicio también para los adultos, como mencionaba más temprano. pero bueno, compañeros, les digo que hablando de agua se extiende esa advertencia de inundaciones para partes del área de la bahía. y no necesariamente

investigators say teresa youngblood fired the bullet that killed a border patrol agent in vermont back in january. that killing happened days after youngblood's fiance was accused of killing a landlord in vallejo. both suspects are tied to a group known as the zion's. they both pleaded not guilty in their respective criminal cases. >> a major twist tonight in a story we've been following all year, months after sonoma state said it would cut all sports plus nearly two dozen degree programs, lawmakers just reached a deal to bring some of them back. abc seven news reporter tim johns explains. >> north bay elected officials and csu leadership are announcing a $45 million lifeline for sonoma state university. the cash strapped school has been making national headlines for months, after budget woes forced it to cut its entire athletic department and several degree programs. >> we need things to keep the students engaged and connected to university, which which leads to more involvement in school spirit in in all the clubs. >> marcus ziemer is the school's men's soccer coach. he says while th

seeing it's dna to hate, to good to go after this, it goes to go to try to support teresa to try create chaos seem to reach a lot of change. it's normally by time for the and let's say review stays in power after this movie to calculate what will happen on the new issue. it's little revealed under by stickney side is feel revealed on the support for jerry. so if you rebuild, yes it feel, you know, the lay what it does, but it doesn't solve the problem. the problem will be really say, be probably be solved only if decision, you've got a lasting peace comes. oh yeah, you've got. how would that work? especially in the context of this military confrontation now in southern ways you possibly confrontations be i looked at the targeting that there are like 4 types of parts. why one of the fear is real at the beginning. if we focused on that and then this article, the age of still continues, doing good, you know, for, for, during the times are still going to be happy, but they are not destroyed. the other one is the you on the doings me 5, it's the offensive and defensive capabilities and reall

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. >> reporter: these gyrations can trigger rash decisions, says labor economist teresa ghilarducci ofg through that kind of volatility and it is called scarring. >> reporter: how do i help those folks or prevent that scarring from causing them to act? >> act in a way that's -- >> reporter: that is detrimental. >> in times of financial crisis, do not talk to your friends or your family about what to do. take a breath. take a minute. and rely on expert advice. >> reporter: alicia, who holds down two jobs, had thought maybe she would cut back work at 62. chu, who works in logistics, thought 65. now they have adjusted that mind-set. >> it's probably going to be 67, at least. i think there is still a lot of unknowns. >> reporter: would you stop putting money in your retirement accounts? would you hold back on funding some thing else? >> the first place would be pull back on the retirement funding. as we are, you know, maxing that out. >> reporter: adding to their anxiety, fear that the social security system could run dry. there has been a 13% jump this year in people claiming retirement b

teresa is stasio kron. 4 news. >> all right. time to talk weather as we get a live look at sfo. maybe you're taking off for the weekend. maybe are. and if you are, lawrence is here to tell you all about. >> the weather conditions here were once while we like to escape, we've got this beautiful state to get out there and enjoy and yeah, it is going to be looking nice around most of the state. you got to watch out a couple of spots. so show you where here coming up in just a moment. it out the door right now. looks like a nice evening here in the bay area. but in the high country, things are changing a bit. you can see right here. this is a look over lake tahoe right now, but we're seeing some thunderstorms pop up across the sierra nevada this afternoon. and they're really kind of rumble along there. you can see him over just the last couple of hours here. some of those thundersto-ms popping up around lake tahoe and further south, even stronger storms, in fact, stronger enough that we've seen some heavier amounts of rainfall coming down mariposa county and seen the potential for s

host: a question by text from teresa, do you support the selling of federal public lands in utah? guest: we have a housing crisis throughout the west, particularly throughout the country. if we can sell small tracts of land, which senator mike lee has proposed, contiguous to their being a city or county with contiguous federal lands, meaning right next to the city or county, they are actually going to take a small acreage in build houses on it, i am entirely supportive of using small tracts of public lands for necessary needs. the reality of the state of utah is that over 60% of our land in the state of utah is locked up in federal lands. we love our national parks. we actually love to be in them. we invite the world to them. when it comes to the housing crisis and the fact that my children cannot live in my area because houses are so hard to find and also so expensive, we need to open that up so that people have the opportunity to actually have houses. small tracts of federal land? absolutely, they can be used in a responsible fashion. host: democratic line, michel, wisconsin, go

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again, maria teresa kumar and maura gillespie are back with me. so, dave, the administration is celebrating this decision as a huge victory. but the majority stressed it's not addressing the merits of trump's desire to end automatic citizenship for babies born here in the us. so what does it mean? >> alex. >> good to be with you. the trump administration engaged in some sort of gamesmanship here. they knew that they were not going to win on birthright citizenship. so instead, they focused their appeal on the issue of nationwide injunctions and the court delivered. and that's going to help trump when it comes to all of his his policies, because now it's going to be so much harder to stop them. you need to really do a class action. perhaps in certain cases filed by states, they could get those nationwide injunctions again, but it's going to. so a lot of confusion when it comes to birthright citizenship, i still believe that that is solid. the supreme court didn't take that up. and every court that's decided that case of birthright citizenship has ru

now these right e mail it teresa's iran has launched a barrel as of missiles towards israel. the explosions have been reported in tel aviv warning sirens have found it in several parts of his role, including the northern port city of haifa. and emergency spokesman says truck, no fall intend locations. israel has closed its s space following the us strikes in iran. right, let's going to note, although his life for us in on mine, in georgia in north. so we're just saying the sirens going off in several areas of defensive systems activated. what's the latest that you're hearing from what's happening on the ground, the as well, sir. there were 2 valleys within the past half hour, so we heard the sirens 1st. then we saw the air defense systems go off all for this guy as of tel aviv of haifa and other locations in israel. then the report started coming in of direct impacts, possibly in 10 different locations of missiles. i'm struck no. and then as we were collecting that news, there were more sirens coming in at is really as i've been instructed to stay in the shelters, were hearin

i don't care if you are mother teresa or that hot mom from "the brady bunch."ding the bench behind janet smith. finding a career as a athlete, he enrolled in college at the fashion institute of technology. it is called seeing the whole field, people. >> it was primarily a girls school, and the other dudes were homosexual. it left it all to us. >> f.i.t. might not have the greatest tradition of sports, but it definitely had a player. eventually, he put down the sewing needle and picked up the rock, transferring to the greatest basketball program in north carolina, excluding all the other ones. >> i hit 17 straight three-pointers, signed me to a scholarship on the spot. >> that's right, stephen a. smith was the king of threes, until he started playing actual games, and became the king of 1.5s per game. >> stephen a., i'm trying to figure out how you average 1.5 points. [laughter] don't you get 2? >> unfortunately, stephen a. could not explain the mathematics, as he had attended the fashion institute of technology. but if smith struggled in the paint, he dominated