The 5 things you should know this June 9: What the snub of presidents like AMLO means for Biden and the US

America is a rich continent that is being destroyed. The United States has a “very serious” problem with vaccination against covid-19. China is offering $15,000 for clues that protect national security. This is what you need to know to start the day. Truth first. 1. What the snub of presidents like AMLO means for Biden and the US The decision of the president of Mexico to boycott the Summit of the Americas, where regional leaders meet this week in Los Angeles, made useless the months of work of the President Joe Biden and other top officials to convince him to attend. 2. Team to Investigate Police Response to Uvalde Massacre The US Department of Justice has appointed a team to lead its review of law enforcement’s response to the bloody shooting in Uvalde, Texas, where a gunman ended up with the lives of 19 minors and two teachers in adjoining classrooms and remained there for more than an hour, while the police waited nearby. Did the police miss during the Uvalde school shooting? 2:24 3. America is a rich continent that is destroying itself The Americas are rich. A quick look at the rankings of biodiversity and freshwater reserves is enough to prove it. And yet, they are increasingly confronted with the list of extreme weather events exacerbated by climate change that we have memorized by now — hurricanes, droughts, heat waves, scarcity — and the destruction of the Amazon, which is not just their lung, but the lung of the planet. They protest for the Amazon at the IX Summit of the Americas 1:29 4. The United States has a “very serious” problem with vaccination against covid-19 Unlike many less developed countries, the United States has enough doses to vaccinate its entire population, as well as the necessary infrastructure to implement its distribution. The problem? Not everyone wants to get the vaccine. They demonstrate in Washington against vaccines and face masks 1:11 5. China offers US$15,000 for clues that protect national security China offers its citizens cash rewards of up to 100,000 yuan (about US$15,000) for providing information on individuals who put national security is in jeopardy, as authorities intensify a years-long campaign to eliminate what they see as a growing threat from foreign espionage and “hostile forces.” Chinese espionage is a matter of national security 1:52 At coffee time Medical cannabis products with more THC can alleviate, even a little, chronic pain, study reveals People who suffer from chronic pain can find relief from mild to moderate in the short term when using certain prescription medical cannabis products that have a higher ratio of THC to CBD, new research found. But there are some worrying side effects. A cannabinoid, the new popular ingredient in US gastronomy. 2:50 June 2022 video game conference calendar: dates, times and how to watch them Here we list, in order of celebration, the main video game events and conferences that are going to be during June 2022 in the absence of E3, what you have to know about them and how you can follow them live and direct. ‘Napalm Girl’ photo turns 50: This is the story of the photo that defined the Vietnam War The horrifying photograph of children fleeing a deadly napalm attack became a defining image of not just the war of Vietnam, but of the 20th century. Dark smoke billowing behind them, the young subjects’ faces are painted with a mixture of terror, pain, and confusion. Johnny Depp’s emotional video on TikTok to thank his fans for their support Johnny Depp sends a special message to the fans who supported him in the process of cross trial for defamation with his ex-wife Amber Heard. The actor joined TikTok on Tuesday and in one day he had more than 9 million followers. Depp sends a message to his followers on his new TikTok account 1:08 These are the 10 most expensive cities in the world in 2022 The global mobility company ECA International published its annual list of the most expensive cities in the world to live, and a Once again, Hong Kong is at the top of the list. What are the 5 most expensive cities for expats? 0:57 Number of the day 3 billion light-years Astronomers have detected a mysterious fast and repeating radio burst emanating from a dwarf galaxy 3 billion light-years away. Where do the mysterious bursts of space come from? 0:55 The quote of the day “Ecuador needs US$250 million a year to finance the legalization of Venezuelans” The president of Ecuador, Guillermo Lasso, spoke exclusively with CNN Español at the Summit of the Americas about the solution he proposes to Venezuelan refugees in Ecuador, prison crises and other critical issues in Ecuador. Lasso’s measure to help Venezuelans 4:36 And to finish… The video of Tom Brady in his underwear unleashes commotion on the internet Tom Brady’s wife published a video of the player in his underpants and the commotion on the internet was not made expect. CNN’s Jeanne Moos says forget the offensive line, Brady is selling his own underwear line. This video of Tom Brady in his underwear steals attention on the internet 2:02