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Over-fishing: Five Fishermen net $10,500 fine after catching 348 fish in Hauraki Gulf

A group of five people caught 348 fish in one day.

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CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield

CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield
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Chris Jansing Reports

jill biden was on the navajo nation during the pandemic. the native vote is huge. president biden got 80% of it in 2020 against donald trump. if you can amp up that turnout, it might help him even more in what is expected to be a close election here in arizona. >> yeah, considering he only won state by 10,500 votes. you may be getting a relief from the heat where you are so the president may not ing that oppressive brutal heat. how will he address climate change and the crisis in your state today? >> i'm not sure. i haven't seen prepared remarks. perhaps you have. this place is gorgeous right now. we would stay here if we could to get out of the one teens in phoenix. i don't know how he'll address it.

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CNN This Morning

of whether or not the city will turn to central park in temporary facilities there to serve as shelter space as the adams administration maintain all options remain on the table. we should note, this weekend marked one year since the arrival of the first migrant bus chartered by the administration of texas governor greg abbott. since then we have seen 10,500 asylum seekers arrive by those means. it's a fairly large number, but still just a fraction of the over 95,000 asylum seekers that have turned to the city for help. that's a number that continues to grow this morning, victor, which is precisely why the city continues to call from not just state but federal assistance amid this migrant crisis. victor? >> polo sandoval for us in midtown, manhattan, thank you. back with us, cnn legal analyst, elie honig, anchor john avlon. good morning again to you guys. john, as someone who worked intimately with a mayor's office for rudy giuliani, can you just

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CNN Newsroom With Jim Acosta

some are still in the care of new york city officials here. the concern is that those numbers will continue to grow. we heard your conversation with congressman castro just a few moments ago. this weekend actually marks one year since the first bus that was paid for by the texas governor's administration, that we actually saw it arrive here. we should, however, mention that to date we've only received about 10,500 asylum seekers through that busing program. so it's still a small percentage. so though it certainly hasn't been the cause of the wider migrant crisis, it hasn't assisted officials as they warned the scenes that happened out here just last week are bound to repeat themselves if the city does not receive assistance. >> polo sandoval, thank you very much. still ahead, the impact of trump's legal trumps and his rhetoric against prosecutors indicting him on the 2024 race. asa hutchinson will join me in our next hour. but first i'll speak to the

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CNN Newsroom With Jim Acosta

assistance for an actual plan to help shoulder that burden of caring for these asylum seekers. now, in terms of what we've seen also in the last several weeks, we have seen at least 200 facilities used by new york city to actually provide shelter to these asylum seekers. and we should also note that this weekend marks one year since the first bus chartered by texas governor greg abbott arrived in new york city. we should also add that we've seen about 10,500 asylum seekers arrive by those means. it is just a fraction of the close to 100,000 asylum seekers, most of them coming here on their own. jim? >> all right. polo sandoval, very important story. thanks so much for staying on top of it pf we appreciate it. in the meantime a missing florida boater is safely back on shore today after being rescued by the coast guard about 12 miles off the coast of st. augustine. 25-year-old charles gregory was reported missing after failing to return for nearly two days. gregory was seen last on friday night leaving a boat ramp in a

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BBC News at Ten

to leave hotels where they've been staying since fleeing the taliban. the organisation representing councils in england and wales said that one in five afghans being evicted from hotels had nowhere else to live. 0ur political correspondent ione wells has been looking at the numbers. these were the scenes in afghanistan two years ago — thousands of afghans trying to flee after the taliban seized control of the country in august 2021. the uk set up two legal routes for refugees to come here — for afghans who worked for or with the uk government, and other vulnerable citizens. in april, the home office said 2a,600 people had been brought to the uk through these schemes. it said while over 10,500 afghans had been supported into settled homes, about8,000 remained in uk hotels ? half of whom are children. in march, the government said any afghans still in hotels would need to find alternative accommodation and would be given at least three months' notice to move. but some have not yet

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Smerconish

i get a good amount of email but i've never gotten this much enough from a single piece before. and, we run our comment section usually for three days. and the comments were shut down early because there were 10,500 comments on this one piece, which, i cannot think of another article that had that sort of response. so it really does feel like people are experiencing this in their lives, they are seeing their male friends and loved ones struggle, look for direction and not know where to find it. and you know what, i'll say, i started thinking about this piece actually you mentioned my book, rethinking sex, that book was sort of an investigation of sexual and relationship culture after me too, trying to figure out whether our changes in norms have worked for us , and i

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years. as scott was saying, people are worried about their sons, their brothers, and in some cases their husbands. i get a good amount of email, but i have neverthis much email from a single piece before. and, you know, we run our comments section usually for three days. and the comments were shut down early because there were 10,500 comments on this one piece, which i cannot think of another article that's had that sort of response. so it really does feel like people are experiencing this in their lives, they're seeing their male friends and loved ones struggle, look for direction and not know where to find it. and, you know, i'll say that i started thinking about this piece -- actually, you mentioned my book "rethinking sex" and that book was sort of an investigation of sexual and relationship culture after me too, trying to figure out whether sort of our changes in

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CBS Evening News With Norah ODonnell

>> announcer: she got help buying her dream home. >> judge judy: mr. rea could get a better mortgage rate? >> he's a blood relative, a cousin. i gave him 10,500. >> announcer: then she was out. >> judge judy: did you give her back her $10,000? >> no. >> judge judy: why not? you made a profit of approximately $20,000. >> announcer: does family mean nothing? >> she was entitled to about 4,000 for defaulting. >> i didn't default. he threw me out. >> judge judy: i think that you're a scam artist. >> amen. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution julia barrera is suing her cousin, joe rea, for the profit from the sale of a home. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 163 on the calendar in the matter of barrera vs. rea. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in.

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