paola: es un gusto darles la bienvenida. comenzamos hablando de las condiciones del tiempo, tenemos un domingo lluvioso, con esas imÁgenes pasamos con nuestra meteorologa. reportera: las lluvias han estado desplazÁndose por todo el Área de la bahÍa,se espera

andrea: al menos siete personas resultaron heridas de balay tres murieron en un tiroteo en una fiesta de madrugada. la informaciÓn sobre las personas que recibirÁn los disparos no se dio a conocer de inmediato. ya que las autoridades trataron de notificar a los familiares primero. no se identificÓ a ningÚn sospechoso y no se ha determinado el motivo de la violencia.

por otra parte fue dado a conocer un vÍdeo anoche, donde uno de los vecinos captÓ unos pocos segundos en cuanto al operativo realizado por agentes del alguacil del condado de pascothan. hasta ahora no se sabe los nombres y los rangos de los agentes involucrados en el operativo. es la informaciÓn desde raleigh. capital de carolina del norte. o sasha: gracias jorge.

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this time as part of a un peacekeeping mission in mali, a country in crisis, suffering extreme poverty, the impact of climate change, weak governance, and a surge in violent extremism. more than 300,000 people have been forced to leave their homes. we need to try and understand the sorts of terrorist activity, if you've got any security concerns in the area, try and identify that as well as looking for anyone who does look suspect. we were among the first journalists tojoin them out on patrol. they're on high alert. they soon notice a group of men leaving on motorbikes. groups of five to six motorcyclists who have seen us, it's just a bit suspicious. strangers coming through the area. they know extremists have been here, but for the locals there's often a fear in speaking out. they are reluctant to say what the issues are, which suggests there are some sort of fear of reprisals if they are starting to open up of the true issues they do face, and it's giving them a sort of understanding and being a presence to provide that security. jihadist groups have been conducting a reign of terror

soon as possible saying again threats to national security the government rejected the proposal by the un it c.r. we basically said that it's impossible to do much this year because of the coronavirus been demick and then again just the complex mode just sticks of having through patridge or resettle hundreds of thousands of refugees from different countries now there's been a back and forth between the government and minutes here and i think that's why it was important for the head of unit c.r. philippe grounded to come to kenya speak directly with president hu who cannot talk the government says they want the consequence because of national security but then other people also say it could be because of the diplomatic route the ongoing diplomatic problems in somalia and kenya somalia has accused kenya of interfering in its political affairs in december somalia diplomatic ties with kenya is also an ongoing marri time dispute to before the international court of justice and the people who are caught in between are the thousands of hundreds and thousands of refugees who have been living in o

for more than a guess we have his story as press freedom watch is one of the country is one of the un safest places for just. the last detail off an a.t.m. to preach at. and companion. it's good to have your company it is being called a game changer and the start of the new era germany has promised to begin returning . as the banning bronzes to nigeria next year making it the 1st country to do so germany has a collection of just over $1000.00 there on display in museums and interest in the . process from the ancient beneath which is today known as state in southern nigeria the bronze by british soldiers in 1907 and sold to museums in north america and europe the largest collection is held by the british museum. nigeria has been trying to get back the bronzes for decades without success but momentum has been building over the last fiji is with calls growing even louder philosophy fixie is cheering the colonial era to be returned to their places of origin germany's culture minister explained why bilin had decided to act now she said quote we are confronting historic and moral responsibi

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i now to our friend the executive director of una and the un undersecretary general. to add aids epidemic. prior to her current position she served as the executive director of international in over a decade shoes in the parliament henning their first parliamentary women's caucus i might add. she alsosoia served as directorf gender and development and held countless other positions i've known for many years some certainly to gender equality thank you for being with us today in your current position, you are more than aware pretty good for women and girls i might add. if an early champion of the people's vaccine. so from a global governance perspective, where do you think we stand right now in terms of vaccine distribution? and how does it especially affect women and girls as well? >> thank you for inviting me to it join you today. greetings from where i am. thanks to george for ororganizing this really important right i'm so delighted to be with my friend to join chelsea. you are right, we are critically aware of the need for inclusive global health. in the early year

nearly 250 un troops have lost their lives since the mission began eight years ago. mali is suffering from a rise in violent islamist extremism, coupled with severe poverty. it has a scattered population of 20 million people and the size of the country alone makes it very difficult to counter the threat with limited security forces. the bbc s defence correspondentjonathan beale and camera operatorjames anderson are the first broadcastjournalists to join british troops on patrol. british troops are back in harm's way, in their most dangerous deployment since the wars in iraq and afghanistan. this time as part of a un peacekeeping mission in mali, a country in crisis, suffering extreme poverty, the impact of climate change, weak governance, and a surge in violent extremism. more than 300,000 people have been forced to leave their homes. we need to try and understand the sorts of terrorist activity, if you've got any security concerns in the area, try and identify that as well as looking for anyone who does look suspect. we were among the firstjournalists to join them o

as this cloud went through the cold front it's not extreme we haven't dropped a temperature huge the un to up with a forecast of around about the 22 mark and then that front falls apart rather than bring something rather more active through adelaide and melbourne it doesn't get more or less disappears big rigs the rain into victoria maybe tasmania the more significant rains is on this persistent shore or long shore when the queensland new south wales has enough moisture to give you outbreaks of light rain all showers all the way up through the queensland coast and in new south wales right has been a subject in japan has subject worthy of warning because it could produce landslides but those brief. more raw if so again potential for warnings here and that rain extends back into the korean peninsula as northern edge is colder a 3rd a star in north korea and that's it 3rd china it's a largely dry picture whereas a seasonal rainy would ask yeah but it's not really there yet it's trying to form again in chengdu it's working its way slowly northwards and this was weather wise you got a couple

for more than a guess we have his story as press freedom watch as one of the country is one of the un safest places just. last detail often a preacher and 1st human companion a south african story just won the best documentary prize at this year's oscars. hello i'm kristie want to it's good to have your company it is being called a game changer and the start of a new era germany has promised to begin returning biasa facts known as the banning bronzes to nigeria next year making it the 1st country to do so germany has a collection of just over $1000.00 beanie bronzes there on display in museums in cologne in dresden. and now the sculptures and mitchell process from the ancient kingdom of beneath which is today known as it all stayed. in southern nigeria the bronzes were looted by british soldiers in 8097 and sold to museums in north america and europe the largest collection of the bronzes is held by the british museum. nigeria has been trying to get back the bronzes for decades without success but momentum has been building over the last fiji is with calls growing even louder philosoph

nearly 250 un troops have lost their lives since the mission began eight years ago. mali is suffering from a rise in violent islamist extremism, coupled with severe poverty. it has a scattered population of 20 million people, and the size of the country alone makes it very difficult to counter the threat with limited security forces. the bbc�*s defence correspondent jonathan beale and cameraman james anderson are the first broadcast journalists to join british troops on patrol. british troops are back in harm's way, in their most dangerous deployment since the wars in iraq and afghanistan. this time as part of a un peacekeeping mission in mali, a country in crisis, suffering extreme poverty, the impact of climate change, weak governance, and a surge in violent extremism. more than 300,000 people have been forced to leave their homes. we need to try and understand the sorts of terrorist activity, if you've got any security concerns in the area, try and identify that as well as looking for anyone who does look suspect. we were among the firstjournalists to join them

. >> greg: un-american. >> juan: what do you think about biden saying the shelf was bigger when i got here. not enough staff, not enough people. what do you say to that? >> tucker: look, this if you're looking for an attack on democracy, this is it. they don't care about the conditions of the people at the border or the children in cages. they don't care about human trafficking. most immigration at this point is human trafficking. that's what it is. they only care about stacking the electorate. immigration reform, the reagan amnesty of 86 led to a massive flood of illegal immigration. they want to change who votes so they win. they're diluting the votes of americans of all background and it's an attack on democracy. this is it. we're watching it. >> juan: the fastest is up next for you on "the five." ♪♪ you need a financial plan that can help grow and protect your money. an annuity can help cover essential expenses in retirement. have the right financial professional show you how... this is what an annuity can do. there are ordinary eggs... professional show you how... and the bes

ceasefire was brokered on thursday night by the prime ministers have to take a stand and kurdistan the un welcomed the move and urged both sides to continue talking and resolve outstanding issues peacefully. to stand as a closed strongly or thora tarion state and updates from inside and or common. logic. but on the curtis side of the border they've been released calling for more weapons and soldiers to defend their land from what they say is aggression. dear presidents we have supported you we voted for you and we've put our trust in you so please show an equal commitment and respect us. to the border area is a long way from the 2 nations capitals of bush cake and duchesne bay analysts say people living there often feel isolated and ignored by the leaders. fueling the frequent and sometimes vs territorial disputes. brian al-jazeera. so i have for you on this news hour from london i'm joined all of the port of dover where it's a busy day for rescues at sea by the u.k.'s border force of people making the dangerous crossing by small boat from the french coast. are we telling you why these ma

because there's going to be a queen's speech in a couple of weeks when sort of it starts again, when it un—prorogues! or re—rogues — i don't know what it is! there are rogues anyway. and so there was a bit of a dash to get some legislation through in time, and one of the pieces of legislation was one that's very controversial for all sorts of reasons and it's the fire safety bill, which was basically the government's attempt to make sure there's never another grenfell. that's right. and where they have ended up with is that if you live in a very tall building, there is a fund that can be spent on removing the cladding from your building so that you're safe and there's all sorts of other things in there about whether you have to pay for wardens and patrol the corridors at night looking forfires. but some people are very, very angry that they have been left out of this legislation? that's right. so, the fire safety bill was aimed at making homes safer after that awful, awful tragedy in 2017 when more than 70 people lost their lives. but some mps — a few tory mps lots of labour mps and also a ver

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this cloud went through the cold front it's not extremely you haven't dropped a temperature hugely un that with a forecast of a round about the 22 mark and then that front falls apart rather than bring something rather more active through adelaide and melbourne it doesn't get more or less disappears big rigs that are rain into victoria maybe tasmania the more significant rains is unspecific didn't show or long shore wind queensland and new south wales has enough moisture to give you outbreaks of light rain showers all the way up through the queensland coast and in new south wales right has been a subject in japan has subject worthy of warning because it could produce landslides but those brief is more if so again potential for warnings here and that right extends back into the korean peninsula as northern edge is cold and the 3rd a star in north korea and that's it 3rd china it's a largely dry picture whereas a seasonal rainy would ask yeah but it's not really there yet it's trying to form again in chengdu it's working its way slowly northwards and this was weather wise you got a coup

he wanted to be an autocrat, just like vladimir putin, like kim jong-un. he wanted to be like mohammad bin salman, a monarch. the united states of trump. and when he saw the civilians attacking congress for the purposes of what? for not allowing the election results to be read, he actually for a moment believed in his head that he would be able to overturn the election results, that he would be reinstated, and in the next four years, he would do nothing but try to figure out how to stay president for life. how to become an autocrat. and he relished in the moment as officers were hurt or killed, and innocent people lost their lives or severely injured. he relishes in that sort of thing. no different than when he turned around and told people, if that person starts screaming in the crowd, i give you permission to beat them up and don't worry, i'll pay your legal fees. fortunately for a lot of people that they didn't do that, because donald trump would never pay your legal fees and you can take that to the bank, because i'm right now in litigation with him on

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ceasefire was brokered on thursday night by the prime ministers have to take a stand and kurdistan the un welcomed the move and urged both sides to continue talking and resolve outstanding issues peacefully. to stand as a closed strongly or thora tarion state and updates from inside and are common. but on the kurgan's side of the border they've been released calling for more weapons and soldiers to defend their land from what they say is aggression. dear presidents we have supported you we voted for you and we put our trust in you so please show an equal commitment and respect us. to the border area is a long way from the 2 nations capitals of bush cake and duchesne bay analysts say people living there often feel isolated and ignored by their leaders. fuelling the frequent and sometimes vs territorial disputes. brian al-jazeera. now and other stories are following apple faces a fine running into billions of dollars after european regulators charged it with being anti competitive over in app payments european union officials sided with spotify after it complained that i phone users were re

well the un's food agency says about 750000 people don't know where their next meal is coming from last year and one of the worst hit areas it found 3 out of 4 children were missing school mostly to help their parents forage for food it wants $75000000.00 to cover the emergency in the next few months or surely a fact is the spokeswoman for the united nations world food program and says the coronavirus has worsened madagascar's hunger crisis. the situation in madagascar in has just been declining since last year when the alarm bell rang what we call bullying season which is that window between planting and harvesting and we've started to sort of build the awareness and to to really get the world to take notice operationally even even getting cargo to madagascar is it's. it's a small island off of southern africa and at the moment the countries in the middle of a lockdown so there are very few flights as one flight in one into madagascar and it's very tough to even get humanitarian workers into the country so we need resources we need resources yesterday we need to return resources into f

propaganda leaflets across the border to north korea the flyers condemned the government headed by kim jong un in part assange hack receptor 3 years in prison for the move which is considered a criminal offense russia has added jailed criminy critical of these organizations onto a list that involves terrorism and extremism the anti it corruption a foundation has been banned in the country. these lawyer was detained for allegedly disclosing classified information on thursday never made his 1st court appearance since ending a 3 week hunger strike he's currently in prison for breaking parole conditions. we'll have more an election about me in just a moment on inside story and i'll be back in about half an hour with another complete bulletin of world news until then bye for now. alexina only faces court in moscow again the kremlin critic loses his latest appeal and his political organizations could soon be the cleared extremist so what's next for russia's opposition movement and those who had pinned their hopes on a volley this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. russian opposition

. >> wonderful question, thank you very much, please forgive me for so -- in such an un-madisonian spirit having ignored the other side. george mason was a hero. he's right to have a monument, it's on the mall. you're going to the african-american museum, not far from there and it's not too hot today so you could pay a pilgrimage to this great anti-federalist. he supported the constitution but came to oppose it primarily because it didn't contain bill of rights, so to the degree the main concern of the anti-federalists, lack of bill of rights, that was remedied by the adoption of the bill of rights. they were concerned about wing -- winning over federal power which would be unchecked by either judges or by the other branches. in our explainer about the second amendment, nelson lund and adam winkler have a wonderful paragraph where they describe the conflict between the federalist and anti-federalist. let me see if i can find it. this is an incredible new app. called the interactive constitution, available in the app store. explore it. and i'm just clicking on amendment two, the right to b

un cubo neÓn favorito de tic toc, un telÉfono retro casi como un mural de las emblemÁticas latas. >> tenemos faros de luz y distintos accesorios que pueden usar para hacer su contenido y no solamente las personas que estÁn en las redes sociales sino tambiÉn es como una casa familiar donde si quieres una foto bonita, puedes venir con tus hijos y disfrutar del espacio. lupita: guadalupe andrade para "despierta amÉrica". alan: Ésta es una tradiciÓn en hollywood. los actores no tenÍan dÓnde hacer los vÍdeos. asÍ la audiciÓn una hora asÍ que me imagino que es la base de Ésta idea,pero es una buena noticia para los que aman las fotos y las redes sociales. vÁmonos con la buena noticia de Ésta hora.trabajar en la primera lÍnea nos permitÍa para los enfermeros de missouri encontrar el amor a pesar de las difÍciles circunstancias de su trabajo y de que llegaron a sentir temor, la relaciÓn fue creciendo y terminÓ en una propuesta de matrimonio en la pista de aterrizaje en la azotea del centro mÉdico. la novia dijo que sÍ y allÍ los estÁn viendo. pronto habrÁ boda. dice q

they say up to hearth a 1000000 leaflets condemning north korea and describing the leader kim jong un as a nuclear lunatic now these launches always enraged north korea who described the defectors who released these leaflets as human scum and holding the south korean government responsible for their actions in fact it was a similar releases last summer which led to north korea cutting off a communications with the south going as far as destroying a liaison office that had been set up to try to establish better relations the south korean government conscious of how north korea responds has taken measures to try to prevent these actions by these defectors going as far as passing a law last december that now makes it illegal act to release these leaflets punishable by up to 3 years in prison that in turn has been criticized by defectors who say it infringes on their rights of free speech here in south korea the south korean government says after this latest launch it will be taking appropriate action now hundreds of fishermen across south korea have been protesting against japan's decisi

from the un's world food program joining us. there's been persistent rain in some of the states the us recently in missouri for example where the big river is even bigger than normal with trees running down it and significant sun storms on the same system for used not golf ball even tennis balls but hey we're the same side damaging weather down in texas and there's a system with a big thunderstorm shown by the flashes of lightning and here it is it lies at the moment but it's not going anywhere as if anything go to sit over texas if you're in texas expect flooding expect more hail expect quite a lot of sun reactivity and there's always in the northeast has been fairly cold recently toronto went down to 8 degrees or below 0 now slowly rising that cold cold is warming as you can see and the rain event she starts to go east from texas but that takes until probably late on sunday a significant rain has fallen in parts of mexico mexico city itself there was hail and flooding rain and that's the trend so extending from texas you have

blanca: un recorrido a travÉs de los ojos de un visitante que viviÓ en nueva york nos aproxima a ver cÓmo ha cambiado la ciudad. guillermo:muy cambiado. >> igual y da gusto regresar a new york. blanca: Éstas imÁgenes son de hace dos aÑos cuando 67 millones de turistas venÍan a la ciudad. ha caÍdo un 67% y broadway sigue cerrado. >> una industria que depende mucho de la gente, de que la gente compre el tickety de la aglomeraciÓn. entonces, no podÍamos hacer nada durante todo este aÑo. [mÚsica] >> con ellos new york ha perdido 60.000.000.000 $. >> desde marzo que comenzÓ la pandemia. desde ese mes comenzaron a cerrar todos los restaurantes. desde allÍ no han abierto. blanca: manuel fue uno de los 89.000 trabajadores que perdieron su empleo por falta de turismo. >> en el restaurante trabajaban el 45 todos los dÍas en el verano eso estÁ lleno, pero de puro turista. >> ¿y ahora ? >> no hay turista ya. ¿de dÓnde sacas el dinero ? b lanca: los hoteles perdieron a casi la mitad de sus empleados. la industria del turismo significa el 10% de el sector privado y ocasionÓ 1.200

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the un has failed to do that and so unless the african union or somebody else. i don't think they will come to. forward. and the rest of the country from the crisis was tensions have been building for a while and the crisis. has drawn in the military and police force which you say to be divided along political lines government and paul opposition forces fought on sunday in mogadishu and there are reports the opposition forces hold positions in several parts of the city people have been fleeing libya homes fearing more conflict but some a hopeful that the presidents message will deescalate tensions and politicians will find a middle ground to hold an election soon catherine sign. the unrest is the 2nd bout of violence in mogadishu over 4 maggio's bid to stay in power and many fear the dispute will further divide somalia's armed forces that are drawn from different clans president for module belongs to one of the main clans that iraq where the majority of the military in the capital and most opposition leaders belong to the how we there's growing concern there cou

lived cease fire was brokered on thursday night by the prime ministers of tajikistan and kurdistan the un welcomed the move and urged both sides to continue talking and result outstanding issues peacefully. to stand as a closed strongly or thorough tarion state and updates from inside and all common. logic. but on the koga side of the border they've been released calling for more weapons and soldiers to defend their land from what they say is aggression he did dear presidents we have. we voted for you and we put our trust in you so please show an equal commitment and respect us. to the border area is a long way from the 2 nations capitals of bush cake and duchesne bay analysts say people living there often feel isolated and ignored by the leaders. fueling the frequent and sometimes b.s. territorial disputes. and al-jazeera. a lawyer defending kremlin critic alexei navalny has reportedly been detained even pavlov is defending the corruption foundation and is accused of disclosing classified information on thursday in a van in austin appeal against a conviction for defaming a world war 2 ve

lived cease fire was brokered on thursday night by the prime ministers of tajikistan and kurdistan the un welcomed the move and urged both sides to continue talking and resolve outstanding issues peacefully. to stand as a closed strongly or thorough tarion state and updates from inside a not common. logic. but on the koga side of the border they've been released calling for more weapons and soldiers to defend their land from. what they say is aggression. dear presidents we have supported you we voted for you and we put our trust in you so please show an equal commitment and respect us. the border area is a long way from the 2 nations capitals of the cake and duchesne day analysts say people living there often feel isolated and ignored by the elite is. fueling the frequent and sometimes vs territorial disputes and brian al-jazeera. guest on analyst joins me now via skype from the capital bishkek good to have you with us on the program and initial reports had suggested this was a dispute over a camera fitted by tajik forces near a water reservoir is it really as simple as that or is there m

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the contribution submitted to the un identified pathways to meet the specific economic sector targets. now, cost estimates developed for these? >> that analysis was done by the white house. >> [inaudible] has the epa started this development process for developing regulations to meet these nationally determined contribution goals? >> our process is we develop the role specifically, and we do that through the regulatory process that is completely transparent. >> i know what the regulatory process is, but for this contribution document, when you started developing the regulations to meet those goals. >> we are in process with some and some are not. the contribution from, let's say cars will be proposed in the tailpipe emissions standard in july before the methane will be proposing its role in september. and as you know, i am committed to engaging on the replacement of the clean power plant. all of these are contributors to how we get to the emissions target. but we need to be very consistent. those are not predetermined outcomes. that is a problem that we go through the transparent mann

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paola: hemos tenido un jueves caluroso. algo que estÁ preocupando las autoridades por la sequÍa extrema en la que estÁn algunos condados. mientras vemos las imÁgenes del puente de la bahÍa, nos tiene consejos sugeridas belÉn. suheily: hola, buenas noches. la sequÍa, como era de esperarse, sigue aumentando en san francisco. los consejos no pueden faltar, hay que ahorrar agua. es muy buena idea cuando vamos a lavar el carro o la ropa, cerrar de forma ligera las llaves de paso, asÍ disminuir la presiÓn. limitarnos a regar las plantas cuando sea necesario. vamos a comparar la semana pasada con una sequÍa extrema dominando gran parte del norte y algunas zonas del este de la bahÍa. el color rojo alcanza todo lo que es la zona del este de la bahÍa, tambiÉnal condado marin. estÁ experimentando una sequÍa de carÁcter extremo. temporada de foros forestales inicia en junio hay que irnos realizando. paola: como lo mencionaste, el estado dorado enfrenta una sequÍa y en riesgo de mÁs incendios forestales estamos comesti

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