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people in law enforcement communities say they could've gotten done if the federal government didn't get involved. but it is week sauce compared to the size and scope of the problem, in the end individual department, much less the problem we have nationally. while i'm glad that it happens, hats off to doj, civil rights kristen clark and her team, it is so small compared to what we see, what we are literally reading about as to be another indictment on our capacity to hold departments and institutions accountable when they engage in such explicitly white supremacist violence. >> well, yeah, and i wanted to get to that, which is, you can't ignore the origins, the slave patrol origins in this country. i know this is asking the impossible of you, but whether you think we are at the point in the conversation around criminal justice and policing and what it means to have a safe community where policing in the 21st century will look different than it did in the 20th and the 19th centuries. >> that is a moral question.
we're learning more about a truly incredible story of survival in the amazon. for children all sibling went missing for 40 days after their small plane crashed in the jungle killing all the adults on board. after weeks of search and rescue efforts the children somehow, some way were found alive. nbc's melissa -- how the young children overcame the impossible. and how they're doing now. this is such an incredible story. i was locked in. it's unbelievable that they were able to survival for the 40 days, one of the children as young as one years old, what are we learning about them? >>, yeah i remember this was 40 days they were missing that child was 11 months old at the very start of this was the start of may when that plane had crashed. 40 days that young, young 11-month-old had turned into a one year old, they survived in the big part because of their indigenous teachings.
PHUKET: Two burglaries took place in Phuket’s Old Town last Sunday (June 4), both featuring a suspect who entered the premises by descending from the ceiling, imitating a famous scene from the Missi
you're saying ukraine now will operate in this area right here. how important is it for the ukrainians to break what we've been calling this land bridge between russia and crimea? >> very important. it will disrupt lines of communication, lines of supply. russian soldiers in that area in the defense, active defense, and they will have somewhat of an advantage, they've been preparing the positions for months, however, we know they are not motivated, with he understand there have been troops surrendering and the like. this is going to give them their best advantage. the counteroffensive is something that ukraine can't lose. the president keeps talking about it's going to happen here. they get to pick the time, they get to pick the place but the bottom line is they have to be successful at it. >> let me just ask from a tactical standpoint, when you see regions flooded like this, how difficult or maybe impossible is it to operate at the bplatoon or ba tall i don't know level? >> impossible.
we are open to investigation on an international level as we have already mentioned, we have sent this information to the icc. we will work with our international partners to our on the ground we will work with our international partners to our experts on the ground to check all the information and collect necessary evidence. at this stage, are you leaving open the possibility that this could have been the result of ukrainian shelling as moscow says? or are you completely ruling that out? no, this is impossible. the version investigating is that the dam has been been blown up. it�*s impossible to do this by shelling. you all know that this dam and power station was occupied on the first day of invasion.
actions can use footage and imagery so we need support of international communities sharing with us satellite imagery and intelligence information. we are open to investigation on an international level as we have already mentioned, we have sent this information to the icc. we will work with our international partners to our on the ground to check all the information and collect necessary evidence. at and collect necessary evidence. at this stage, are you leaving open the possibility that this could have been the result of ukrainian shelling as moscow says? or are you completely ruling that out? ida. shelling as moscow says? or are you completely ruling that out?— completely ruling that out? no, this is impossible- _ completely ruling that out? no, this is impossible. the _ completely ruling that out? no, this is impossible. the version _ is impossible. the version investigating is that the dam has been been blown up. it�*s impossible to do this by shelling. you all know
his name, lorenzo longoria. my ancestors arrival changed history, creating modern mexico and a gateway between it and the rest of the world. this is the cradle of mexico. everything started here. it's also the cradle of mexican gastronomy because all ingredients landed in this spot. and all the ingredients in mexico left from here, chocolate, vanilla, the tomato. can you imagine italian cuisine without the tomato, or french pastry without chocolate and vanilla? impossible. the people of veracruz took this treasure trove of ingredients passing in and out of the port and created a whole new cuisine. [ speaking non-english ] >> wow. i'm eva longoria, born and bred in texas with mexican american roots, which makes me a texikan.
Speaking to reporters at his residence here, Bommai stated that being a responsible government they should think before acting. He was answering a question on what would be the plight of students if every year their syllabus is revised.
ate-risking.— term, that 'argon -- about de-risking. we keep hearing about that. _ de-risking. we keep hearing about that, right? _ de-risking. we keep hearing about that, right? our- about that, right? our colleague _ about that, right? our colleague tessa - about that, right? our colleague tessa wong j about that, right? our colleague tessa wong has explained, it is less stark thah _ explained, it is less stark than decoupling, as we here in china, — than decoupling, as we here in china, where europe will protect— china, where europe will protect its trade technology, and i— protect its trade technology, and i think in other words to tell our— and i think in other words to tell our viewers, and i think in other words to tell ourviewers, it and i think in other words to tell our viewers, it is in a way— tell our viewers, it is in a way tilting themselves away from — way tilting themselves away from china, which is going to be a — from china, which is going to be a very— from china, which is going to be a very difficult task, because how many european economies are dependent on that? — economies are dependent on that? but also talk very tough diplomacy, like they're going to do— diplomacy, like they're going to do today. diplomacy, like they're going to do today-— to do today. that is a good definition _ to do today. that is a good definition from _ to do today. that is a good definition from tessa, - to do today. that is a good - definition from tessa, because the idea of breaking off ties completely... the idea of breaking off ties completely. . ._ the idea of breaking off ties - completely. . ._ with completely... impossible. with china, it is _ completely... impossible. with china, it is impossible, - completely... impossible. with china, it is impossible, soon i china, it is impossible, soon to be the world's largest economy, so de—risking, linguistically, it is a nice way of compromising, not being so dependent on china but, i would like to talk to you about plenty more things but we are all busy. we will have to hand