gore.ry where a thin george bush became president with the help of his younger brother. george w. bush, who eventually became president , received this post despite the fact that there was a majority. voters voted for his opponent al gore. his advantage was more than half a million people. the election was decided in florida. this state provided 25 electoral votes in 2000, which went to bush. he beat goro by 537 votes. since the election result is determined not by the results of the actual vote, how many voters cast their votes for the candidate, but by the electoral vote, the votes of the electors, the number of which depends on the size of the state's population, victory. george w. bush won by just five electoral votes. the reason for this situation was the decision of the state election commission not to count 19,000 ballots cast for al gore. they were removed due to the marks being torn. if they had been taken into account, us history could have gone in a completely different direction

and i did a documentary on the, i believe it was the 50th anniversary of bush versus gore and spent time with liebermann kind of reliving that whole era, which left him very pained of course, because they ended up losing the race. but when you think about that time, and presidential contest, that was effectively decided by over 500 votes an al gore conceded in a genteel way. and there was no demonstrations and there was no violence. i think that was something that liebermann was very proud of. and reflected his attitude towards the american political system and and his, his engagement in the future with bipartisanship did not surprise me and as you mentioned, gloria, he was the first jewish candidate on a national ticket. he was very, very proud of his jewish religion as jewish heritage end. he was very observant. he observed the jewish sabbath every friday night and saturday only a kosher food he was very, very jewish >> well, and if you'll recall, wolf, he used to walk home from the senate on friday night because you weren't allowed to be transported in a vehicle? he was that obse

and maybe because of it, vice president al gore chose liebermann as israel running mate in 2000 >> i proudly nominate as our next vice president of the united states senate at joel neighbor might have gotten out again the first jewish vice. presidential nominee of a major party. his campaign with gore went to overtime. >> cnn right now is moving are early here declaration of florida back to the too close to call column >> the toss-up lasted for more than a month until the us supreme court ordered the vote recount stopped in florida and gore conceded this election is over liebermann, his relationship with his own party became more strained over his strong support of the iraq war i completely disagree with senator lieberman. a position that doomed is presidential run in 2000 for his support of the troop surge plan >> likely played a role in losing the democratic nomination for senate in 2006 but his political career was not over. >> he wanted the primary on exercising my right to run as an independent democrat i i'm loyal to my party, but i have higher loyalty liebermann kept his seat

bush wins the election against his rival, gore, he wins with 271 electoral votes, and gore gets 266 electoral, and what 's most piquant is that jeff bush, brother. bush jr., he is the governor of florida, and just it was there that the votes were recounted so that my brother would win, normal, but the elections of our handsome biden, fraud, spoiled ballots, unimaginable campaigning, people voted who had long since died in god, in general were already in their graves, i don’t want to say anything , i don't have any special ones. replies: what, what, what, what did you say, madam, you, will i get an answer? no, i won’t receive any answer, this is causing us confusion, and i remember the amazing words written by our philosopher, the great ivan ilyan, back in 1948, here listen, they need a declining russia... in order to correctly foresee events and not succumb to the sentimental illusions so characteristic of the russian soul, we need sobriety and vigilance, stunningly accurate words: we need sobriety and vigilance, how often we lack this sobriety , this vigilance, how we are often led by this w

al gore continues to run a foundation to fight global warming. during the session, he asked hansen to elaborate on parts of his report. but hansen said those parts of the report were not his statements and they had been altered. in fact, a person named philipp conney who used to work an oil company was put in charge of the bush administration's environmental policies. he received the report from the united states environmental protection agency that had warned. the global warming. connie had no knowledge on the issue. he edited the report and removed the paragraph and instead wrote "these are just claims and speculations." al gore shed light on the incident in 2005, which was a scandal for the white house. philip conney had to resign few days later under pressure, but the day after his resignation. cony was recruited in the exon mobile oil company. that was exactly the time when hansen was ridiculed and repelled by the media. conny accomplished his mission, because of the efforts by him and his colleagues to confuse people on global warming, toda

he was the first jewish-american to be nominated on either major parties ticket, alongside al gore in two thousand. in 2000 six he won reelection as an independent after losing the democratic primary. in 2011 senator lieberman announced he would not run for reelection. he gave a farewell address in december 2012. be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lieberman: i thank the chair. mr. president, my fourth and final term as united states senator will soon come to an end. as i reflect on that reality, i am of course filled with many emotions, but the one that i feel most is gratitude. gratitude first to god, creator of life and law, whose -- without whose loving kindness nothing would be possible. gratitude to america, this extraordinary land of opportunity which has given someone like me so many opportunities. gratitude to the people of connecticut who have entrusted me with the privilege of public service for 40 years, the last 24 in the united states senate. gratitude to my senate colleagues whom i've come to know as friends and with whom it has been such an

louis, circuit attorney gabe gore. we didn't pick mr. gore because of his politics. matter of fact, we never even asked. it was because he clearly cared for the people of st. louis. he valued strong communities. fighting crime, returning law and order and putting people first. the level of professionalism between the circuit attorney's office, the metro police, the courts, the attorney general's office and our office is greater than i have ever experienced. please join me in recognizing st. louis circuit attorney gabe gore. [applause] when the history books tell the story of missouri's 57th governor, i hope it's our work force development infrastructure accomplishments that stand out. and this year, as we propose our final priorities as governor, there is no turning back. we know that that guaranteeing missouri's strong foundation starts with a quality education in our children. this year we will once again fully fund the k-12 foundation formula with an additional $120 million over last year's level, and we also full -- we will also fully fund transportation across t

i said, i read your amazing story about on goree. it was only like four paragraphs and i have about 8 million questions. and so he said the phone with me for several hours and then i said can i come and interview on goree do you want to come with me. and so he went on to report this project with me and i first talked to agree on the phone. she said, just come. i don't really want to talk to you over the phone. so just. com which course it's like okay, i'm going to spend like $10,000 to just come by on money, but okay. yeah. and then i met her and she was sitting in this chair in her house, which of course was because it's the green gang and hot pink and she had all the women behind her and she started d as she did, the women behind her started, like laughing when she laughed and crying when she cried. and i was like okay i'm glad i spent the time and money to over here. and you. and then it went from there. and in terms of the serious story, it was also through a local journalist that took me a really long to find check. and i actual

and it was very important for gore at that time. and so again, as i just said, came within a couple of hundred votes of becoming the first jewish vice president would have made history doing that and given his heart for service, would have been a fantastic vice president. no doubt. at the same time, when mccain ran against obama, joe lieberman actually endorsed john mccain which on the one hand is a beautiful statement of bipartisanship. on the other hand, was heartbreaking for obama folks like myself to see a great figure like that walk across the street and hold hands with the other side. and that is also joe lieberman independent, tough minded isn't going to go with popular opinion, is gonna go his own heart. sometimes that helped them recreate, sometimes it hurt our feelings but a line of the senate and a legendary figure for sure >> let me get alyssa farah griffin into this conversation. alyssa jolie rieman was very, very, very independent minded. he joined with the republicans from time-to-time is, as we all know, how do you s

and it was very important for gore at that time. and so again, just said came within a couple of hundred votes of becoming the first jewish vice president. would it made history doing that? and given his heart for service would have been a fantastic vice president. no doubt. >> at the same >> time, when mccain ran against obama, joe lieberman actually endorsed john mccain which on the one hand is a beautiful statement of bipartisanship. on the other hand, was heartbreaking for obama folks like myself to see a great figure like that walk across the street and hold hands with the other side. and that is also joe lieberman, independent, tough minded, isn't going to go with popular opinion, is going to though his own heart, sometimes that helped them recreate, sometimes it hurt our feelings. but a line of the senate and a legendary figure for sure. >> let me get alyssa farah griffin into this conversation. alyssa joe lieberman was very, very, very independent minded. he joined with the republicans from time-to-time is, as we i'll know,

gore case, you had real deadlines, external to the case.lorado case, it means that when the states get the ballots done, and when they get them out, they have a hard deadline external to the case. bush v. gore, they had to get somebody -- in the presidents office. in this case, what you have is really a desire by the government to proceed at a certain time, when there is no legal requirement to do that. you've got plenty of time with a speedy trial clock. so i don't know that there is any deadline other than a preference. and the reality is look, while >> i'll let you finish, i'll let you finish. but jack smith's folks would argue david that you have a tradition of at least no political action of -- you have practical realities, and it's not the case has to be done by the election, because of some political reason, of course, that would be -- but rather, it is a case about whether this criminal defendant stole an election. so, there is a great interest in the united states government to protect elections. go ahead. >> i think they get -- at

i was picked by al gore to ask to be his campaign manager in 2000.omeone to be the vice president. i never met him in my life. i show up in connecticut. i knock on his door. hadasa lieberman was at the door, a smart and beautiful woman. she grabs me and whispers in my ear and says, you take care of joey now. i never met this woman before. my god, okay. i need to see the senator. we needed to go. it's cloak and dagger. we need to get him on a private airport. joey is downstairs because it's cooler down there. i introduce myself. senator lieberman says, we can go now. before hadasa wants you to have lunch. i said, senator, we have to go. this is a guy who cared deeply about the country. one of my big things about judging character is about how the staff and how you treat people. this guy was beloved by his senate staff, his vice president staff. a way that i am just -- i'm honored. his longtime assistant, melissa winter, she was crying on the phone with me last night. they adored joe lieberman. he cared about them. i'm heartbroken. i saw him a couple m

he ran as al gore's vice presidential candidate during the disputed election of 2,000. lieberman was jewish and was just on fox recently. he spoke out against the comments about israel by senate majority leader chuck schumer. >> i think really it was a case of high elected official in the u.s. taking advantage of friend. you friend you wouldn't do this with a cawcialg ally or certainly an enemy. to call out one of our closest allies of the world, israel, democracy, when it's at war and tell its people they should thump their prime minister, wow, talk about crossing a red line. that was a diplomatic red line that i have never in all my years seen crossed. it's just -- it is outrageous. >> but, despite being gore's running mate in 2000, he fell out of favor with democrats. lieberman lost the democratic primary to ned lamont in 2006. but he ran as an independent, lieberman won reflection asen independent but he then endorsed g.o.p. arizona senator john mccain for president in 2008. he also spoke at the republican convention in saint paul. now, democrats tinkered with throw

remembered by sitting senators from connecticut, al gore speaking highly of lieberman. >> we laughed together, fought like together for what we wanted the country to be. we prayed together. thought for a season we had won together. well, you know that part of the story. >> in a statement president biden called lieberman a friend and a man who is not afraid to stand up for what was right. >>> a call for forgiveness in the face of violence and prayers for the victims of war from the pope come about as he presided over good friday service today. in previous years the pope started the service by himself on the floor of the basilica but his physical condition no longer allows him to do so so he will pray silently in front of the altar from his wheelchair. he did skip the traditional good friday procession at the coliseum to conserve health ahead of easter festivities. the pope will preside at the easter vigil service on saturday and then he will read his to the city and world message and blessing from st. peter's square on sunday. >>> the paris olympics are coming up and one of the most i

i think where to go back to gore v. hanging chads down there, it was that razor thin. what you are saying in your boat is you try to uncover the fraud and tome out to where it would affect the election. we also got to go back to that timeframe, that was during covid. so there's a lot m time. i think this election coming up in 2024 of be like a lot less mail in ballots and more in-person voting. i actually had a guy from mississippi come to our work in south dakota and said are you going to make sure these elections are bound? i said what i go vote and my little elementary school here in sioux falls, south dakota, you have to have your id. they cheÑck it and actually double check it with the role and then you go in and vote. so there is no voter fraud republicans, okay? my question to your guest is, why won't trump and republicans accept the fact that they lost? because al gore had to do back when george w. bush won even though i think he sort of got actually screwed in that election. >> host: let's take yourhy don'k tru

him, you gored him yourself, so grandfather, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, gol and turned the stand over, i saw it, let me i’ll help you, but i didn’t touch him, we’ll figure it out, we’ll figure it out, yeah, we’ll figure it out, listen, you freak, here’s the grandfather giving it, what did he give out this time. good afternoon, hello , hello, i want to write a statement , and this is for the investigators, and what happened, they beat up, who, my guards, they beat up, they beat up my guards, can you imagine, this happens, and you know who, i know, major kumach, and well, this one can, oh, and what do you want here? but yes, i want to write a statement against one of the major, who has exploded, as you call it there, illegal entry into a private property, but you don’t write out warrants for yourself either, when you destroy auto repair shops, and evidence, and presumptions of innocence, khamenoch heard, what words does this little rascal know, yeah, he heard, okay, i’m ready not to write anything if he apologizes to me, that’s it this, what would you like? le

al gore headed out back when george w. bush won even when i think he got screwed in that election. >> a right dan let's take your question. >> why don't you think trump will acceptthat is a good question. i didn't have any answer to it whatsoever. there's probably a political answer to it. my role in everything happening is f focusing on the data i'm not going to dive in the political w piece of it. i will tell you i've runwice in my state of rhode island. i lost the statewide primary by 3000 votes and it hurt to concede that resected him to concede that race it was ugly it was an ugly race in intensely personal but i did. that is what our democracy looks like. but i hope as we move forward out of 2020 we can get our elections back to a more civil and responsible way of conducting ourselves dealing with the impact of losing progress either republican or democrat? am a registered republican. >> did you run as a republican? ask mike to run to my first when i started a political party of rhode 2009. after challenging the acce

gore. we know about how for anyone who's older to remember what a hanging chad is, they know why they don't want to weigh into these issues. but this isn't matter of when they're almost saying we'd like to not wait in by having the voters actually decide the issue, keeping him on the ballot and others that actually don't talk about just this case. they talked about more broadly what role a state ought to have versus congress. but they're not immune to the discussions. they know that tomorrow super tuesday, many of them made themselves have remembered voting at least one justice neil gorsuch, who is from colorado river, was quite well to the ballot is actually tomorrow. and having bush, i mean, it could be having trump on that ballot, you have others who are part of the bush v. gore litigation. and also remember where it's like to have them weighing into political matters. they didn't want to be seen as being political, but good luck on that one. you've got the ethical issues, you've got the

he was al gore's running mate back in the year 2000.e says lieberman was a gifted leader, adding, quote, doing things joe's way meant always putting his country and the values of equality and fairness first. lieberman was 82. >> well, it's baseball's opening day, but rain along the east coast has already postponed at least two games, including the mets and the phillies openers. let's check your thursday forecast. >> good morning. we're watching this coastal storm work its way northward as we head throughout your thursday, which means today is going to be very wet from the carolinas to new england. we're talking some very heavy rainfall . and even as the storm starts to depart on friday, there's still more rain for eastern new england. all said and done, 2 to 4in of rain in a place like boston, as well as wilmington, north carolina. and for the western u.s, we're dealing with our own storm here, which pivots another storm into california this weekend. from accuweather. i'm melissa constanza >> coming up, the books returned 100 years over

the projectiles reached as far north as tel aviv and as far east as al gore. shortly after palestinian fighters... storm towns in the south, launching deadly attacks and taking more than 200 captives, including military personnel. the 10-hour al-axsa flood operation dealt a humiliating blow to israel's much towted military and intelligence system. shortly after the operation, the israeli military launched a massive strike on the besieged gaza strip that has killed more than 30,000 people, them women and children so far. the israeli regime, encouraged by the us and western allies support, outline three major objectives for this onslaught on gaza. i have three goals, one goal is to defeat hamas, utterly defeat and destroy hamas. the second is to bring back our hostages, and the third is to ensure that we don't have a similar threat in the future from gaza, and that what happens is gaza is good for israel, good for palestinians. good for the middle east and to do that we need to demilitarize gaza and deradicalize gaza. we cannot have it mean for the forseable fut

gore to say that to suggest this was another majority going too far as bush and gore did in many people's minds. and that's when amy coney barrett made her statement, even though she joined the liberals on substance there, she said this is not the time to amplify disagreement with stridency, but think what this reveals is the disagreement behind the scenes. and probably more stridency to come. yeah. let me just read exactly what amy coney barrett said. would you write with this? she's kind of the way i've been describing this kind of in her own, in her own lane and her very brief comments in my judgment, this is not the time to amplify disagreement with stridency. the court has settled a politically charged issue in the volatile season of a presidential election, particularly in this circumstance, writings on the court should turn the national temperature down not up and meanwhile, again, as joan discussed, you talked about the fact that the three more liberal justices evoked bush v. gore, and the very beginning of what they wrote they evoked dobbs, right? and they were kind of throwing t

the projectiles reached as far north as tel aviv and as far east as al gore. shortly after, palestinian fighters stormed towns in the south, launching deadly. the attacks and taking more than 200 captives, including military personnel. the 10 hour al-axsa flood operation dealt a humiliating blow to israel's much towted military and intelligence system. shortly after the operation, the israeli military launched a massive strike on the besieged gaza strip that has killed more than 30,000 people, most of them women and children so far. the israeli regime, encouraged by the us and western allies support, outline three major objectives for this onslaught on gaza. i have three goals, one goal is to defeat hamas, utterly defeat and destroy hamas, the second is to bring back our hostages, and the third is to ensure that we don't have a similar threat in the future from gaza, and that what happens in gaza is good for israel, good for palestinians, good for the middle east, and to do that we need to demilitarize gaza and deradicalize gaza, we cannot have it mean for the

the projectiles reached as far north as tel aviv and as far east as al gore. shortly. after palestinian fighters stormed towns in the south, launching deadly attacks and taking more than 200 captives, including military personnel. the 10-hour al-axsa flood operation dealt accumiliating blow to israel's much towted military and intelligence system. shortly after the operation, the israeli military launched a massive strike on the besieged gaza strip that has killed more than people, most of them women and children so far. the israeli regime, encouraged by the us and western allies support outline three major objectives for this onslaught on gaza. i have three goals, one goal is to defeat hamas, utterly defeat and destroy hamas. the second is to bring back our hostages, and the third is to ensure that we don't have a similar threat in the future from gaza, and that what happens is gaza is good. for israel, good for palestinians, good for the middle east, and to do that, we need to demilitarize gaza and deradicalize gaza. we cannot have, it mean for the forseable

the projectiles reached as far north as tel aviv and as far east as al gore. shortly after, fighters storm towns in the south, launching deadly attacks and taking more than 200 captives, including military personnel. the 10-hour al-axsa flood operation dealt accumiliating blow to israel's much towted military and intelligence system. shortly after the operation, the israeli military launched a massive strike on the besieged gaza strip that has killed more than 30,000 peop most of them women and children so far. the israeli regime, encouraged by the us and western allies support outline three major objectives for this onslaught on gaza. i have three goals, one goal is to defeat hamas, utterly defeat and destroy hamas. the second is to bring back our hostages, and the third is to ensure that we don't have a similar threat in the future from gaza, and that what happens is gaza is good for israel, good. for palestinians, good for the middle east, and to do that we need to demilitarize gaza and deradicalize gaza. we cannot have, it mean for the forceilable future i

gore. this is not bush v. gore. this is a court speaking with one clear voice. you know, bush v. gore was damaging not just for the country and for the institution of the court, but also for the justices themselves. this was a bitterly divided opinion. you'll remember famously that ruth bader ginsburg ended her dissent not with respectfully dissent but just dissent. and that was viewed as capturing that moment. this is a different opinion in a different court. and i think you're absolutely right. this is a great victory for chief justice roberts. this was the moment where the court had to show the country that there's some things we remain united on. and some things that we can speak together on. and they just did. and that's why this is such an incredibly important and edifying moment. >> bill: one thing i'd point here, the colorado supreme court was appointed and they weren't elected. >> dana: right. >> bill: lot of people saw that as might have been a red flag from the beginning. did you want to say something? >> dana: well, i was not working for the bush administration in 200

on the occupied territories. the projectiles reached as far north as tel aviv and as far east as al gore. shortly after palestinian fighters stormed towns in the south, launching deadly attacks and taking more than 200 captives including military personnel. the 10-hour al-a flood operation dealt a humiliating blow to israel's much towted military and intelligence system. shortly after the operation, the israeli military launched a massive strike on the besieged gaza strip that has killed more than 30,000 people, most of them women and children so far. the israeli regime, encouraged by the us and western allies support, outlined three major objectives for this onslot on gaza. i have three goals. one goal is to defeat hamas, utterly defeat and destroy hamas. the second is to bring back our hostages, and the third is to ensure that we don't have a similar threat in the future from gaza, and that what happens is gaza is good for israel, good for palestinians, good for the middle east, and to do that, we need to demilitarize gaza and deradicalize gaza. we cannot have... uh, it mean for the fo

we gave them all new equipment and training. gore officers were young guys, not sylvia era. caves you be generals. all the s b u was too big to reform russia. so morgan's the many victims of the crocker sits the whole service attack. words of supports and condemnation of flow from all over the world. but none from ukraine, from on costs or, and marty. then ask for a public, i mean while west and officials had been trying to absolve their ally ukraine of a new link to the cottage, insisting that key has had nothing to do with it, even without any investigation. flattery, who in his already trying to link this to you grain and say that ukraine is responsible, does the us have any evidence to back that up? no, there is no whatsoever any evidence. and in fact, what we know to be the case is that isis k is actually and by all accounts responsible for what happens a while, it took the american government holy hours to reach the conclusion that a group known as icy as k. e was responsible for the attack and the claim was even as levied before the tower group itself, how to download the was b

but still there are also more targeted service act, orchestrated by the gore. prominent russian journalist, active as the leaders of local governments, have also be murdered. even the washington post has describe these atrocities, as liquidations by the core menu of ukraine's conduct. stein operations have had clear military objectives and contributed to the country's defense. the car bomb being killed there. you do get a however, underscored ukraine's embrace of what officials them can you refer to as liquidations as a weapon of or over the bus 20 months. the s b u and it's military counterpart. did you are, have carried out dozens of us as a nation's against russian officials and occupied territory as a legend ukrainian collaborators military officers behind the front lines and prominent war supporters deep inside russia, the gore alike say, well done. of doesn't even fly to didn't know i or denounced the fact. that's his story as our quote russians. anywhere. all i will comment on is that we've been killing russians, and we will keep killing russians anywhere on the face of this world u

we gave them all new equipment and training. gore officers were young guys, not sylvia era. caves you be generals. all that s b u was too big to reform russia . so more is the many victims of the crocker safety home services that sort of supports it comes from nation flow from all over the world, but none from ukraine, vermont costs or a marty? then ask for a public welfare that even before any investigation had even started west and officials did rush to play. the ukraine had nothing to do with a terrorist attack flattery. who in his already trying to link this to grain and say that the printer's responsible. and so you guys have any evidence to back that up? no, there is no whatsoever any evidence. and in fact, what we know to be the case is that isis k is actually, and by all accounts responsible for what happens, they're talking about ukrainian involvement, or how much should we believe them? but i think we have very little confidence in and the thing the russian government says there is absolutely no evidence that the government of ukraine had anything to do with this attack on t

when al gore, vice president gore, chose him to be his vice-presidential running mate in 2000, you know, that was a huge moment. it was a huge moment certainly for him. it was a huge moment for the country. senator lieberman was the first jewish american nominee of any party. and so to me, that will be the senator's legacy. >> jonathan capeheart, david brooks, so nice to see you. thanks for being here. >> bejohn say noles carter has just dropped her latest album. it's called "cowboy carter" and is quickly becoming one of the most talked about records of the year. how this superstar's new work is deeply rooted in country music. >> if it's beyonce, it's big. if it's venturing into an unexpected arena of music it's even bigger. >> ♪ this ain't texas ♪ >> cowboy carter checks beth of those boxes and features some of country's biggest stars. candice duffy covers race, gender and entertainment for "the root." beyonce herself said recently this ain't a country album this is a beyonce album. but the attention is because she's going into the country music world. what do you see going on? >> befo

gore, which handed the white house to george w. bush, and remember, three of the current sitting justices, chief justice roberts, justice kavanaugh, and justice coney barrett, worked on that case as lawyers for the bush side. and the late remaining justice on the court from that decision, justice clarence thomas, is married to a woman who vociferously argued for and interacted with trump's inner circle, including his chief of staff, mark meadows, to support the idea that the election was stolen, and that trump's effort to, quote/unquote, stop the steal, was an official act, and now trump's lawyers are going to come before the court and make ginni thomas' arguments in front of her husband. what the supreme court is doing is incentivizing trump to become like the strongmen he has long admired and remain president for life. the idea being he is untouchable as long as he is the president. perhaps trump will ask for some tips from hungary's authoritarian leader viktor orban when he privately visits with trump next week at mar-a-lago. we

full flag operation, executed by the ukraine's military intelligence agency called the gore. why? because of their long and bloody history of 3rd tax on russia, they resort to in the absence of natural feel success. now let's examine this record. now in the final days of last year, the head of kias regime lighting is lensky issued, an order to strike the russian city of bel drugs. getting $24.00 civilians, including children, pretty much louisville. what just happened in belgrade is definitely a terrorist act. under the cover of 2 rockets, they struck using a multiple launch rockets system, this kind of width and hits indiscriminately. and they used it to strike the city center where our people were walking around just ahead of new year's eve. it was a targeted attack on civilians. of course, it's a terrorist act. you can call it anything else. and you frame keeps on indiscriminately shutting builder and as they have been shutting the nets for the last 9 years, actually almost 10 years in fact. but still, there are also more targeted service act, orchestrated by the gore. prominen

i said, i read your amazing story about on goree. it was only like four paragraphs and i have about 8 million questions. and so he said the phone with me for several hours and then i said can i come and interview on goree do you want to come with me. and so he went on to report this project with me and i first talked to agree on the phone. she said, just come. i don't really want to talk to you over the phone. so just. com which course it's like, okay, i'm going to spend like $10,000 to just come by on money, but okay. yeah. and then i met her and she was sitting in this chair in her house, which of course was because it's the green gang and hot pink and she had all the women behind her and she started just telling me her life story. and as she did, the women behind her started, like laughing when she laughed and crying when she cried. and i was like, okay i'm glad i spent the time and money to over here. and you. and then it went from there. and in terms of the serious story, it was also through a local journalist that took me a rea

frank ward juniors, obviamente, el hijo de frank gore. además de que son muy buenos jugadores los 3 y cuando se va a determinar esto? bueno, ahorita está en el combine el draft, sabemos que se va a llevar a cabo en abril, pero incluso si no son elegidos en ninguna de las rondas del draft, el único que yo sí veo que salga del draft de estos 3 sería brendon rice y el city. creo que un puesto más o menos alto para salir en segunda o tercera ronda. los demás los puedes llevar al equipo aún si no están. a ver si entre el aprendizaje de toda la vida y lo que traen en la sangre, pues logran colarse por ahí y representar a los colores. a veces funciona, a veces funciona, a veces funciona. bueno, yo estoy seguro que ya todos los fanáticos de los 49ers ya desde ya los están apoyando. vamos a ver. bueno, gracias carlos, gracias, enseguida vamos a tener más noticias. algunas personas de aquí de california usted pudiera recibir un crédito en su factura de gas y electrici dad en breve le decimos quienes califican con los casillas no se juega. vámonos m

. >> he could still go gore's way. he could still go bushes way.nt to bed last night, not knowing exactly who won the presidential election and when they're going to wake up it has been a historic evening. we've seen nothing change. >> there's no outcome to the election. the >> ever seen anything like this before, a whole lot, john, i'm getting up, getting some breaking news here from my wife it seems that my little girl just took her first steps and i wasn't there bush gore recount >> we had a >> month of that. >> like >> for example, election officials looking at hanging chads, that's inherently funny. >> we >> had a bit about how close it was on the supreme court >> steve, what can you tell us about this supreme court decision by the debt was that it was five to four. but in kennedy's mind, it was incredibly close as you can see, gore locked up the justices cerebellum and orbital operculum while the lateral sulcus and cerebral peduncle, were bush country. but if you look at the southeast portion right here you can see justice kennedy's all impor

gore. there's certainly a break here, and i think it explains why the decision took so long, when everyone came out of the oral argument, this might explain why it took a month. >> i keep calling the concurrence a dissent. it reads like a dissent, and i'm getting it wrapped and warped in my mind. when you look at what amy coney barrett said, she was a solo concurrent, she seemed to not only chastise the majority but chastise her other three colleagues for inflammatory language. it seems to imply that there is a lot of tension behind the scenes in this court. >> yeah, it's really interesting, katy, that you say that. a couple of weeks ago, justices sotomayor, and barrett made a joint opinion, they refer to themselves wearing the same black robe. and how justice sotomayor welcomed her kids to the supreme court, and they have movie nights, and everything is happy happy joy joy and if you read justice barrett's concurrence, she wants you to have that impression of the court. but then again, you

you're likely remember that gore conceded the race after the supreme court ordered the florida vote, a recount stopped. few years later, senator lieberman relationship, but democrats became strained over the war in iraq and the us troop surge that doomed his 2004 presidential run than two years later after losing his democratic senatorial primary, he ran and won as an independent in 2008. he's surprised lot of democrats again by supporting his friend john mccain's 2008 presidential race over barack obama and more recently, liebermann said this in 2021 to cnn's pamela brown about former president trump refusing to accept defeat in the last election basically al gore put the interests of the country for his president trump. but the other hand lost the election by over 7 million votes. he, he contested in court more than 50 times, lost them all. and still refuses to give up. and i think he's really hurting our constitutional democracy she, by what he's doing. and frankly he's hurting himself >> from one centrally room. it's life and legacy. i'm trying by former obama, a senior adviser,

lieberman was tapped by al gore to be his running mate. election night in 2000 roughly 500 contested votes shy of becoming america's first jewish vice president. he served terms representing connecticut, balancing liberal outlooks with hawkish foreign policy. he formed strong alliances on both sides of the aisle, including friendships with republicans lindsey graham and john mccain. his family is saying he passed away after complications from a fall. praising his love of god, family, and america. joe lieberman was 82. he'll be missed. that's "nightline." you can watch all our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you rigk here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america. several days before opening day in oakland, but fans are making sure to not sit in seats, and tonight it appears the a's ownership is pushing back an early look at the easter economy. >> from eggs benedict to the easter egg hunts. abc seven news at 11 starts right now. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> and we begin tonight with the be

gore in 2000. the court decided the election in three days.n't even need to look that far back for more examples. this very court, same members of the court, this very year, moved quickly in a separate case related to trump, when he asked these same justices to take up the colorado case regarding his ballot eligibility. they agreed, two days later, and scheduled arguments for the following month. that is downright speedy, if i do say so. and they had chances to move with similar urgency here, even more so. they could've taken up this issue back in december, when jack smith urge them to consider his emergency appeal and keep the trial on schedule. but of course, they did not. they waited until this week to announce they would take up the case, and they will wait until late april to even hear the oral arguments. they know exactly what this means for the trial schedule. they have a calendar, and they didn't anyway. since the spring court may not claim there in the political business, but they just knowingly put the country in a position where peo

it will forever remain one of my deepest honors that thanks to vice president gore i was given the opportunity to be the first jewish american nominated by a major political party for national office. and incidentally, thanks to the american people, grateful to have received a half million more votes than my opponent on the other side, but that's a longer story. so while there is still much work to do and many problems to be solved, i believe we can and should approach our future with a confidence that is based on the real and substantial progress we have made together. what's required now is to solve the urgent problems we still have, and what's really required to do that is leadership, leadership of the kind that's never easy or common but which we as americans know we can summon in times of need because we have summoned it before. today i regret to say as i leave the senate that the greatest obstacle that i see standing between us and the brighter american future we all want is right here in washington. it's the partisan polarization of our politics which prevents us from making the princip

gore in 2000. the court decided the election in three days. they don't need to look even that far back for more examples this very court, same members of the court, this very year moved quickly in a separate case related to trump when he asked the same justices to take up the colorado case regarding his ballot eligibility, they agreed, two days later, and scheduled arguments for the following month. that's downright speedy, if i do say. so the chance to move with a similar urgency here, even more so, that could've taken up this issue back in december when jack smith urge them to consider his emergency appeal and keep the trial on schedule, but of course they did not. they waited until this week to announced they would take up the case and they will wait until late april to even hear the oreo arguments. they know exactly what this means for the trial schedule, they have a counter. and they did it anyway. so the supreme court might claim they are not in the political business but they just knowingly put the country in a position where people mig

you'll likely remember the gore conceded the race after the supreme court ordered the florida vote a stopped few years later, center lieberman relationship with democrats became strained over the war in iraq and the us troop surge that doomed his 2004 presidential run. two years later after losing his democratic senatorial primary, he ran and won as an independent in 2008. he's surprised lot of democrats again by supporting his friend john mccain's 2008 eight presidential race over barack obama. and more recently, leiber and said this in 2021 to cnn's pamela brown about former president trump refusing to accept a in the last election basically, al gore put the interests of the country for his president trump or the other hand, lost the election >> by over 7 million votes. he, he contested in court more than 50 times, lost them all and, still he refuses to give up. and i think he's really hurting our constitutional democracy. but what he's doing, and frankly, he's hurting himself >> from warren centered lieberman. it's life and legacy. i'm trying by former obama, a senior adviser, dav

his campaign with gore went to overtime >> cnn, right now is moving. are earlier declaration of florida back to the too close to call column >> the toss-up lasted for more than a month until the us supreme court ordered the vote recount stopped in florida and gore conceded this election is over liebermann, his relationship with his own party became more strained over his strong support of the iraq war. >> i completely disagree with senator lieberman a position that doomed his presidential run in 2004 his support of the troop surge plan likely played a role in losing the democratic nomination for senate in 2006 but his political career was not over. >> he won the primary on exercising my right to run as an independent democrat. i i'm loyal to my party, but i have higher loyalty liebermann kept his seat winning as an independent but alienated democrats again in 2008 by siding with republicans, backing his old friend john mccain for president over barack obama. he made no apologies and none of the democratic candidates asked for my support in john mccain.

his campaign with gore went to overtime. >> cnn right now is moving in. our earlier declaration of florida back to the too close to call column. >> good toss-up lasted for more than a month until the us supreme court ordered the vote recount stopped in florida. and gore conceded this election is over liebermann, his relationship with his own party became more strained over his strong support of the iraq war >> i completely disagree with senator lieberman, a position that doomed his presidential run in 2004 his support of the troop surge plan likely played a role in losing the democratic nomination for senate in 2006. but his political career was not over. >> he wanted the primary on exercising my right to run as an independent democrat i i'm loyal to my party, but i have higher loyalty. >> liebermann kept his seat winning as an independent. but alienated democrats again in 2008 by citing with republicans backing his old friend john mccain for president over barack obama he made no apologies >> another democratic candidates asked for my support in john mcc

you're likely remember the gore conceded the race after the supreme court ordered the florida vote. recount stopped a few years later, and our lieberman's relationship with democrats became strained over the war in iraq and the us troop surge that doomed his 2004 presidential run than two years later after losing his democratic senatorial primary, he ran and won as an independent in 2008. he's surprised lot of democrats again by supporting his friend john mccain's 2008 presidential race over barack obama and more recently, lieberman said this in 2021 to cnn's pamela brown about former president trump refusing to accept defeat in the last election basically al gore put the interests of the country for his president trump. but the other hand lost the election by over 7 million votes. he, he contested in court more than 50 times, lost them all and still he refuses to give up. and i think he's really hurting our constitutional democracy by what he's doing. and frankly, he's hurting himself >> from warren center lieberman's life and legacy. i'm trying by former obama, a senior adviser, d

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they included al gore.ose lieberman as his running mate. >> i saw i'm ready to reclaim friendships. ready to look for ways to bridge divisions. ready to seek reconciliation and stand for his principles, always. >> lieberman passed away wednesday after suffering a fall early was 82 years old. benjamin netanyahu now says he is ready to return to mediated talks with hamas. he said today that he approved of the next round of talk in the coming days. negotiations have appeared stalled after a series of stops and starts. israel hit syria today with the deadliest airstrikes in years. an independent war monitoring group reports that 44 people were killed, mostly syrian troops. these attacks came mainly outside aleppo. they targeted hezbollah militants. israel has stepped up strikes in syria since the war began. that war put a damper today on good friday observances in jerusalem. fewer people than usual carried crosses through streets of the old city. the pope had traditional services at the vatican. in the philippi