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The latest news from around the world. Neighborhood rebuild after last years fire wiped out nearly everything. Welcome to our viewers here in the u. S. And all around the world. Im Natalie Allen live to you from atlanta this is cnn newsroom. Thanks for joining us. Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro says he has survived an Assassination Attempt and now promises to find those responsible. Mr. Maduro says drones detonated explosives near him during a military ceremony. You can see him and his wife...

A morning newscast featuring breaking news and weather reports. A morning newscast featuring breaking news and weather reports. Area, ostensibly to rally for a representative locked in a dead heat in the house race. He seems more interested in pleasing his base than boosting candidates. Earlier, he stumped in pennsylvania for lou barletta, going up for a seat against bob casey. But he spent time listing his grievances against the media and touting his accomplishments, and when talking about Lou ...

A recap of the days headlines and a look at whats in store for tomorrow. This friday night as we iron out this decision. Let me start with you. What they are saying is the Trump Administration didnt put up a good enough argument why this program should be disbanded but they said it never had Constitutional Authority behind president obama to start it and so why cant this president unwind it. A couple ways to digest this opinion. You can report that this judge is giving a stinging rebuke on the q...

News coverage is provided. News coverage is provided. For dhs s decision to rescind daca, it fails to elaborate meaningfully on the agencies primary rationale for the decision. The judgment that the policy was unlawful and unconstitutional. He goes on to say while the memo offers several additional Policy Grounds for daca rescission, most of these simply repackage legal arguments previously made. And insufficiently independent from the Agencies Evaluation of daca legality to preclude review work...

On her phone she reads about others who will soon be given work permits for germany a retraining course is just finished with the red cross however cant say how long shell have to continue to work under the german governments radar. When i first moved to germany back in the year two thousand getting a work permit was a bureaucratic nightmare is now heaps easier and new legislation is in the works to encourage even more skilled workers to move to germany it says they need german Language Skills b...

Demanded nothing less than no home to society. One mill stroke of violence the lives of those who claims to be. The seeds of civil rights the Peace Movement the womens long planned escape. Nine hundred sixty a little start september first two dollars. I work with a bunch of migrants youd expect that at an International Broadcaster im a migrant too and proud of it moving to a new country isnt easy it takes a lot of guts sonny hostin battle integrating can take years and even after all that time s...

Being deported if the authorities find out shes working she finds it absurd that even though germany has a shortage of caregivers she has to provide her services in secret. Court you sit at home and get a bit of money from the state. And i am grateful for that but its not ok. Actually its stupid that were not working and paying for it own up keep. Us tuzla and Northeastern Bosnia the city that has left four years ago the vose million war ended over twenty years ago but the experience was so trau...

Counterparts in mexico. border patrol. and these measures i think have common sense to them. >> the congressional hispanic caucus, the congressional progressive caucus both say this is a bad idea and that president bidens going to lose voters. do you think this is a bad idea? do you think president biden risks losing voters? >> well, everybody has a right to their opinion. but i think in our way of living, our reality that we see here, i think its a positive measure and i think we should follow ...

Here because we have some numbers. this is from the comptrollers office, the new york city office of management and budget. this is data theyve compiled. in the fiscal year of 2023 the estimated cost of asylum seekers for new york city was 1.5 billion. for 2024 its projected to be 4.7 billion. and for next year, 2025, 6.1 billion. that is a whole lot of money. and thats even before president biden seals this border. where is this money going to come from? >> thats the city of new york. the state...

Fentanyl crisis. illegal fentanyl drugs coming through the border, not only by migrants, but citizens. this is a serious problem. so i am pleased the president is taking these steps. however, i believe it needs to be a balanced approach that includes work permits, for spouses, from mixed status families, as well as for dreamers, those who have benefited from the doctor program, so they can have protections that they need. but to ignore the problem like republicans in the house of representatives...