rosa parks who was the secretary to the montgomery branch of the naacp. she was also the youth director, and i had known her from the time i was in at alabama state. so with those, we ended up opening up the office, and mrs. parks assisted in that. i found out that she was working in the department store, a block and a half from where my office was located. we talked every -- she would usually bring a little lunch to my office during the middle of the day, and i didn't have any clients at that time. we talked about problems. we talked about the buses. we talked about if a person had a problem and was asked to get up off the seat, what they should do, if they didn't want to do it. and then it was only about six months after i started practicing, that claudette, the 15-year-old girl, who lived the northeast section of montgomery, was arrested while refusing to get up and give her seat to a white person. when she did that, her parents didn't know anything about me because i'd only been back for six months, but their preacher knew about ed nixon, and they had

larry montgomery: ok. and she died. larry montgomery: then what'd you do? i should do because i couldn't believe how it just happened that way. larry montgomery: quickly, huh? it just-- i couldn't believe it. i thought she was just going to pass out, and i ended up killing her. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): that was it. lynsie ekelund had been killed before anyone realized she was even missing. chris says he then drove up to the work site and used a skip loader to dig a hole. he held on to lynsie's body for a few days. and then when no one was around, he buried her. josh mankiewicz: did it feel any better to finally know? no, because i was really devastated. there was a relief, but i wasn't any happier because of it. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): after the confession, detectives left chris in the interview room with another detective to watch him, and chris simply could not stop talking. unbelievable. what's that, sir? ah, it's been so long. and i'm finally-- you know, it feels better when you finally just say what you were supposed to say, you know? i know m

montgomery. guest: first of all, i'm a huge fan of candace owens. i went to my first event here in 2019, and the speeches that i heard, the visualizations presented to me, i thought it was great. and when it comes to the democratic plantation, that is a real thing and i don't know why somebody would deal that i would be offended by that. if anybody thinks the same and has been fear mongering into living the same way, yes, that is a plantation because how in the world where so many slaves who outnumbered their masters continue to be slaves? it happened because they were fearful of doing something different. when we say that democrats are on this democratic plantation,, yes, you guys are all lightly following the leader, and you are scared to do something different. additionally, to think somebody like myself who can clearly articulate their points, opinions, their life experience that has led into support a candidate, it is interesting that somebody would demean c-span for having a guest like me o

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montgomery.uest: first of all, i'm a huge fan of candace owens. i went to my first event here in 2019, and the speeches that i heard, the visualizations presented to me, i thought it was great. and when it comes to the democratic plantation, that is a real thing and i don't know why somebody would deal that i would be offended by that. if anybody thinks the same and has been fear mongering into living the same way, yes, that is a plantation because how in the world where so many slaves who outnumbered their masters continue to be slaves? it happened because they were fearful of doing something different. when we say that democrats are on this democratic plantation,, yes, you guys are all lightly following the leader, and you are scared to do something different. additionally, to think somebody like myself who can clearly articulate their points, opinions, their life experience that has led into support a candidate, it is interesting that somebody would demean c-span for having a guest like me on

so montgomery, your defect and little bit more coming up in the middle. so didn't. yeah, i mean i'm to for, can you look at it? no, come on live defending. that'll give you that shows if go find them in the community . so comedy slots have us press the or why, and the new definition they sent me was on model the definitional put in the for the latest news as it breaks. according to you understand the rate of children dason, this conflict is on a president. it in the history of modern wars with detailed coverage is relevant to since it's so cold, humanitarian phone has less and less access to nearby who says from the heart of the story, people come gets exercised, but it's also important for mental health. the gym for, for a brief risk pipe from the heroes of war. documents receives exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous communities, tackled to these environmental catastrophe. we journey across new mexico and meet those will fight to protect their culture and raise awareness of the impacts of climate change and pollution on their secret land. first natio

it's our montgomery, your defective limo. but my coming up in the middle so didn't. yeah, i mean i'm to, for, can you look at it now? come on like you seem to that, and if you could actually sit down, fundament comes with the chair, committee swats, have us pass the or why don't a new def, initial may send me? it was on little sydney definitional put in the the hard hitting intervenes, is israel and obstacles piece. i think that the new thing you have on his government with these 5 digit, you say getting less of a thought provoking odd since the e. you made weapons being used in guns. no guns should be used in an offensive way . that's our facing realities. you're running mean what does he bring to the table? hard from being presidential, could we go to some we cannot take the fact that he was suddenly present as not that important effective. he had the story on talk to how does era with americans more divided than ever? are we watching the end of the american era? the us wants to keep the war and ukraine going back to russia's will, is broken for. is that strategy w

so montgomery, your defect limo, but my from the whole so didn't. yeah, i mean i'm to for, can you look at it? no, come on live defending that. and if you could actually take the fundamental community to accommodate swats, have us pass the or why. and the new definition they sent me was on little so we need definitional put in the a sense of belonging. we are very close knit community. everybody knows everybody and the every day here, keeping communities together. this is the same sort of universe set of my universe . i just eat up, visit scotlands out or headboards and meets those fighting to say that by this way of life in the face of its population. a sense of community on a just it was meant to be that the just here's the carriers going knox quickly for the tragic attack stunned the world. and the us president, a guy came in and whispered something into the prisoner's ear. what did he just say to print for the school children present? the events of september, the 11th defined, the will. they grew up in just a huge moment. these are the stories.

but i think the best example of a boycott that worked well that i can think of is the montgomery bus boycott. that's a boycott where the consumers, the people, the bus tickets were right there locally impinging on the bus companies business by not driving that and they could see whether it was working day by day when you have boycotts are far away where you're boycotting another or boycotting a large with a headquarters. thousands of miles away, it's much harder have any real impact i think for to be at best it has be local so that it can have real real impact that's yeah very helpful thank you. and i think the point about it being local is, is is very astute, but there was, of course, even even the boycotts of the 1770s where there was an ocean and it's a wide there are local. yes. so you are in your town or in your you are arrayed with a variety of, different opinions. and so tell us a little bit about some of examples you uncovered people's behavior trying navigate the calls or the bans on the behavior that was consuming t how did people navigate that if they chose not to abide by

según el fiscal del distrito del condado montgomery, se estima que hay casi 20 víctimas que han perdidoeir trust. según el fbi, la gente está perdiendo sus salvamentos, sus hogares, su confianza, su seguridad. no solo en el condado de montgomery, las autoridades han vinculado estas estafas con organizaciones criminales en india y china. entonces, qué puedes hacer? no hagas clic en ventanas emergentes. no respondas a llamadas de números que no reconoces. y recuerda que los agentes federales nunca se comunicarán pidiendo dinero ni mucho menos lingotes de oro. el fbi dice que ha recibido más de 250 quejas por todo el país de este tipo de estafa. reportando desde rockville. mauricio casillas telemundo. pues sí, hay que tener mucho cuidado porque no todo lo que brilla es oro, verdad? sí, yo creo que esto aplica también para cualquier artículo o documentos. entonces es importante cuidar nuestra información personal. vamos a cambiar de información a menos de una semana de la convención nacional demócrata. el servicio secreto y autoridades locales revelaron detalles sobre el plan de seguridad.

hello, montgomery county! [cheering] hell yeah, big gretch in the house!why they call her big gretch in michigan, because she gets big things done. she has fixed the roads in michigan. she has flipped her legislature from red to blue in michigan. and she has made it a mission to protect her reproductive rights for women all across michigan and she has succeeded. this is a community that top me so much. i love you back. [laughter] this is a community where i went out and knocked on 18,000 doors in my neighborhoods. you invited me in your living rooms and you shared with me your fears and told me about your hopes and you sent me to the capital to fight for you and i have never forgotten the lessons you taught me along the way. [applause] this is the community where i was raised and the community that pennsylvania's first lady sitting right over there, when she and i chose to raise our four children. we feel less to be here. she taught me about three simple letters in the alphabet are reflected on every single day. we focus on getting shit done here in the co

he was with colonel montgomery before the second south carolina organized. he then enlists and. goes back during the b raid. his mother, his father, his sister her and maybe i think his brother in law are still in bondage. so he goes back to free his. and lastly, in the pension files, when the seekers are testifying, the raid their there is one particular lady, peggy moultrie brown. there we go. peggy moultrie brown who that they took the government boat right up to william c boat landing and they parked it and all of williams hayward slaves got on. the. that's what i'm talking about. they came for him and they the us army and navy did that. they called him notorious rebels and they were, oh, let's go up that river and blow that notorious rabble out of there. right. it happened on the santee with arthur blake. it happened to his cousin walter on the can be. but they came. william c hayward. one quick question. i'm sorry. there's pension files. is that was that prior to what was later known as the works public administration? is that completely. that's it's separate. definitely.

a horror of retired supreme court judge just that the sort of montgomery and the board montgomery be entered into a very, very deliberate process is consulted. olsby court does it it's, it's recommended that a deposit is submitted of a big fight report and which had up top of really good recommendations. and it looked at the system ethics. the system experi are all our institutions and it's recommended of its, its recommendations that range from changing curriculum in school to changing our institutions of the judiciary off our police investigation and so on, by training and, and so on and so forth. but okay, back to the run john, i'd like to bring it bringing run jonna. busy towards the end to look at the political dimension, because clearly horrendous, crime like this is going to become a political issue. but is this issue also being used for political ends at this point to yes, this is vivian start to make that, you know, uh now uh for me to come by. these are trying to leave each other. this is the that particular by diesel being in that state and the state and this is i would ne

a horror of retired supreme court judge just the, the sort of montgomery and the board montgomery be entered into a very, very deliberate process is consulted. olsby court. does it it's, it's recommended that a deposit submitted of a big fax report and which had a ton of really good recommendations. and it looked at the systematic the system. experi are all called our institutions. and it's recommended of its recommendations that range from changing curriculum in school to changing our institutions of the judiciary off our police investigation and so on, by training and, and so on and so forth. but okay, back to the run john, i'd like to bring it bringing run jonna. busy towards the end to look at the political dimension, because clearly horrendous, crime like this is going to become a political issue. but is this issue also being used for political ends at this point to yes, this is vivian. unfortunately, that you know, uh now the political parties are trying to reach each other. this is the back particular part easily and back, stay in this state and this is i would need, this is y

they went into the and it was to somebody to get in as in montgomery in the past, i was wanting to know what i needed to see the, the total cost at the i'm going to put the autumn looking at him and tell him to but which in the field, which is ever so what i told. so i was going down to total cost nothing. i told you in the head of a i meant to to me, i gave you to me and we'll come to what i know my own bottle and among the others that i'm having with us, i will roll them over to us and they'll come, i think i mean, if the issue is evidence that was in the images that we need to. so then you know, so you know, we have to, to get the cause of cause he would to go now how many i missed the not doing the, the, it's going to be human to, for me to go and i to yeah, what do i end up going into the vicious artistry adventure short documentary strike african field makers from the name kenya and algeria, the alimony in the village, throttle queens. let's go ahead and the canes africa direct on algae sierra to die. i saw this place was paradise. i fell in love with cuz we got, i decided i was g

one of the world's largest solar power plants is being built in montgomery as almost a said if the countries electricity supply comes from renewables. and yes, china is investing more than ever in coal based pallets on that home. the environment. isn't that a contradiction global? in 60 minutes on dw the, on the long voyage through the ocean. and mother, i'm back with account for a long time. they had to be humans on the journey. but now the premises have become very protect the ocean comes today's the dw, the, the untold story. only for details, it's going to be find it here, repos every weekend on d, w. the hello and welcome to this special edition of the news africa. today we're in lagos, nigeria, the biggest city in africa. it's a metropolis like no other one which is to become the biggest city in the world by suite 100. today we're asking, how can it become more livable? we'll have an inside look at life enables our 0 chief starts when you was born. yeah. and still lives. yeah. what sort of lives can hook children expect in the coming decades at the last comp, the population of lake las

one of the world's largest solar power plants is being built in montgomery as almost a said if the countries electricity supply comes from renewables. and yes, china is investing more than ever in coal based pallets on that home. the environment, isn't that a contradiction logo in 90 minutes on d w, the get ready for an exciting little surprise. hi irish. and i'm ready to die. me to the house of gentleman who to us with you when you have you have a one does. so delete it from port yet please go to the spot. on the on expected side to side. the, this is the w is leih from 5 and again, this is a historic prisoner swap between russia and western countries and the largest such exchange with moscow since the cold war increased as americans full to evan cosca, which is one of 2060 to and he's being freed alongside former us marine the secure and executive poll wayland around the vows, revenge against israel. so the killing of hamas, that chief is now hiding in thousands gather intact. rhonda on romano listed as a terrorist in the west, but who many palestinians. so as a fine to for that quote, the

they went into the and it was to some of the people that i said in montgomery in the past i was wanting to know i needed to see the, the tentative course at the bridge. the other one, can i attempted to, which a nephew which instead of a so what i told social endeavor to try to present financial, you know, hey, i'm going to to me, i'm going to be able to do on my own by little i'm and among the others that i'm having with us, i will remember that's and they'll come, i think, i mean the issue is evidence that was in the, in the 20th. so them, yes i, you know, we have to, to get the cause of cause he would to go now how many i missed the non doing the, the, it's going to be human to, for me to go. i and that to, yeah. what i ended up going into the vicious artistry adventure short documentary spot for getting field makers from been name kenya and l g a. yeah. me add a medium village throttle queens. let's go ahead and the canes africa direct on algebra to leave off cheers solutions that gives us no hope for future that we have to find creative solutions. not just turn our backs. i don't t

well, i'm not going to look for you. image i'm if i li, i'm, i'm at montgomery from i moved from the new from i don't know why they knew me. yeah. the demo for him. yeah, i'm still on the see. they mean that i was only been in the meeting with him we. we need him to install it. what do you want him to the end of us? you know, when you do guys the old. well, what do you mean? i'm like you said the phone didn't sound good. yeah. got it from the to me the we did a guy them you just to get you didn't go so you just to get that be math then you me. so you do it me then listening to get a nickel mitch that it will instead of submit the meaning you will it be that makes me give a push once again, i'm boy lindsey and i'm bring them back to you. i made it to you mom really a that the level when you do think it leaves me that level . keep doing. seeing you there with you. me good me. i'm in the me give me. i'm going to read it back to me by serious, all giving you the zip that the guy on even, and you know, from you the, i mean really well, i mean, if you need the scene last time, i was sendin

michaela montgomery the superstar for the trump cam campaign.founder of deserve the culture. thank you for joining us. one of the last few months been like since you joined the trump team? >> these last few months i'm not officially with the trump team as of yet so these opportunities to see for me just kicking down doors for myself trying to get the message out there. luckily the hard work has been noticed and acknowledged by president trump so hopefully i will be joining the team real soon. >> what did you discover about his agenda makes it feel as though it's your best interest to support him? i think the fact that trump can really talk about policy. it's not even just the bills he passed while he was president, is the quality of life i experience because there was a lot going on behind the scenes. i'm not an economist so i can tell you about the economy but i know i had more money when trump was president. i'm not a developer but i can tell you i saw better development and investment in my communities when trump was president. i'm not an edu

and if i'm, if i li i'm, i'm montgomery from i moved from the new from i don't know why they knew me. yeah. jam a for him. yeah, i just over the see, they mean that i was only been in the meeting with them we we need them to tell you what do you with if any of us, you know, when you guys didn't old we, would you be i'm like if it was folded into something, i got it from the me the we did it guy them. you just to get you didn't go so you just to get that'd be my new me. so you can do it without listening to get a nickel, which it will exhibit for me. the me you, me, you will be dynamic. you my push once again, i'm the museum. i've been done. b. c. allow me to you ma'am. nearly a that the level when you do physically mean that is a level get to and then you're going to be me, i'm in the me give me, i'm going to read it back to me like this all giving you the zip that we got down even though i'm gonna pull from you the, i'm really well, i mean if you need this the last time i was sending you the money for the you know, you're going to get a lie that i didn't go to give them day for how t

michaela montgomery the superstar for the trump campai campaign.erve the culture. thank you for joining us. one of the last few months been like since you joined the trump team? >> these last few months i'm not officially with the trump team as of yet so these opportunities to see for me just kicking down doors for myself trying to get the message out there. luckily the hard work has been noticed and acknowledged by president trump so hopefully i will be joining the team real soon. >> what did you discover about his agenda makes it feel as though it's your best interest to support him? i think the fact that trump can really talk about policy. it's not even just the bills he passed while he was president, is the quality of life i experience because there was a lot going on behind the scenes. i'm not an economist so i can tell you about the economy but i know i had more money when trump was president. i'm not a developer but i can tell you i saw better development and investment in my communities when trump was president. i'm not an educator but i fe

joining me now is mark luschini, chief investment strategist at janney montgomery scott.s your thoughts on this number? does it balance out fears sparked by last friday�*s weak monthlyjobs report? well, it's just one well, it'sjust one number well, it's just one number but it certainly helps. it's 233,000 which is pretty good on an absolute basis, and importantly it beats expectations of 240,000 so consequences that the time being seem to lie those concerns experts had. not onlyjobs reports but thursday preceding friday was ism reading related to activity which was particularly weak. so for the time being, those concerns have abated and we are back looking at a formula which suggests the economy is on firmer footing than some had anticipated just with the news of the last couple of days. jp morgan now sees a 35% chance of a recession this year. what do you think of that? i think certainly recession risks have risen given the fact that we will meet anotherjobs report number a month from now which will either validate the number was legitimate or shows it's anomalous with o

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like, like president montgomery was saying?we don't have a plan for that i want to change. i want to go back and vote no, because i was i honestly was voting to support because i really i thought you all had a thought on what you when you wanted a timeline to bring it back. you know what i mean? because we have if we look at the board calendar, we have to schedule a discuss it again, if we want to table it. right? yes. and i would like to remind you what the board calendar looks like. that's what i mean. that's why. would i would be interested in revisiting this at some this year. but if there's not a specific proposal, i'm also i was sort of on the fence, to be honest. so that was i was hoping i was hoping one of my colleagues that proposed the tabling had a had a more specific idea, but if we don't i would argue that maybe we should just go back and revoke. well, in the spirit of as things, as the as the interims are written now about the coaching then i ask for more specific information about what we're coaching to what we'r

yeah, i need a good look, a little a little less montgomery. i told them message it looked in because he really sort of didn't though is to in the stuff test assisted in new lab. it's not just can that you need the hitting the name and you have the, the, the, the, and then the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, any kind of changing the dates, cancel the business and you put on the, on the just my little when i had got, well, she said i have a root. kenneth, the new one uh should be on the road or it ends in my gosh, decided i need a so have a so that kind of the new one is this, the them did not have to do about the customer. well, i had to see, i mean, it has the last last do me last that. and so i need to learn some, uh, she needs to and then the ask to get a little which d as if it was with the name of a math and then we have it us. yeah. but that's what the smiles on you do on the left side of the engine and i also to us and i'm kind of the of the then then and you have based on the contents, i lengthy mean a must have

so student delegate montgomery, please,ear from you. yeah.for all the incredible work that you guys do. and i'ment in front of us and especially the first meeting i was able to sit in on and see, which is the incredible work that you guys do, i also wanted the thoughts that you've been hearing from other commissioners about, like the scaling ae heard a bunch of thoughts on, like, curriculum and how like that can new curriculums can come into place and how things can evolve thate sure and highlight just for the rest of the commissioners well with the rest of how the district scales don't find ourselves back in this position where we feel like we larger goals to make up from, like lost ground and like where we areo just wanted to, like, echo that point, and that i am i nine. so yeah, you are dismissed. yeah, yeah. thank you so muchto seeing you in a couple of weeks. yeah yeah. and good luck on, on on the first day and onward. yeah yeah. any commissioner sanchez three questions are first is, does the reality match the vision, not yet. in my view

this is across from the crocker gallery and old 1 montgomery place, the old crocker bank and that entire block is vacant. if you have been through the crocker gallery, literally vacant. there where no residents in the neighborhood. this used to be a bar called, dadawhich is beautiful. it has panelling in a beautiful classic san francis iltby the same group that built the flood building and it looks like the flood building. it is the mechanic ary, beautiful building, so this is on the there will be no noise problems. my client-i representem 20 years and he had 4 or 5 bars. he is one of the best-he has always the best security, uses all marshal arts guys and never touches anybody. as far as i can remember, there was never any complaint from the police or a noise--i think one d one noise complaints. he knows what he is doing. i think it is a way because we were before here when we 177 to type-90 maybe 6 months ago and this is obably-it is the number one entertainment venue in the tenderloin and he fiy gave up the ghost. he was coming up on the first option and decided it would better to mov

this is across from the ke gallery and old 1 montgomery place, old crocker bank and that entire blocks vacant. if you have been throughthe crocker gallery, literally vacant. there where no residents ighbo. this used to be a called, dadawhich is beautiful. s panelling in a beautiful classic san francisco building built by the same outhat built the flood building and it looks like the flood building. it is the mechanic library, beautiful building, so this is the first floor. there will be no noise problems. my client-i represented him over 20 years and he or 5 bars. he is one of the best-he has best security, uses all license marshal anybody.s and never as far as i can remember, there was never any complaint from the lor a noise--i think one had one noise complais. he knows what he is doing. i think it is sad in a way because we here when we switched 177 to type-90 ybmonths ago and this is probably-it is the number one rtaient venue in the tenderloin and he finally gave up the ghost. hewas coming up on the first option and decided it would be better to move so movit ofthe tenderloin, ju

unit we looked into is relatively new bars. 33 is a volunteer battalion that bears the name of a city montgomery lost a soviet world war 2 general. russia created the bars reservist units to compensate for military losses and to fight alongside regular forces. and on the south or left bank of the river to politicians worksheet and establishing bars. $33.00 july sure more a month or so, to be honest and it goes up as an extra boy that i will junior. this is let d major says don't the governor of russian occupied her son konstantin bus. you is a former russian intelligence agent acting as had a son, senator in the russian federation council. both man had been subjected to international sanctions. in this photo bus yoke stood next to the head of the nova, cup of coffee district, occupational authority, where bar 33 is deployed. last year and soto have launched, numerous recruitment calls some of them specifically looking for drone pilots to join and offering volunteers. salary of roughly 2000 zeros they have even had get out donations to bars. 33, including drones. but why are they doing all of thi

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so let's go live now to tokyo and cnn's hanako montgomery had to go what's the latest on markets in asia? and what can we expect from the financial day ahead for the rest of the world? >> yeah, rosemary stock markets in asia have recovered somewhat after those massive losses we saw just a day ago. but experts are warning me that we can expect to see much more volatility in markets until september when the u.s federal reserve is expected to make take rate cuts. now, the reason why asia stock markets and specifically the japanese stock market, which was the hardest hit, made such a quick recovery is really twofold. the first reason is because we received better than expected service sector data for the month of july from the united states that's ease some concerns about the possibility of a recession in the world's largest economy. now, the second reason is because the value of the yen has dipped just a little bit on monday, we saw the yen surge against the dollar. and these massive movements that we've seen in the dollar yen rate really is largely attributed meta to the bank of japan rais

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and i also wanted tostudent delegates, langston montgomery. welcome tor first board meeting.yeah and we will introduce yourself when we get to the student delegate report have you. and the second delegate will likely be joining us at school year has officially started. so i told got a plus. plus plus for being here before this, the school officially started, so at this item d. oh, and that was the other thing i wanted to mentilly try to, start our meetings at 8 p.m. item d, item items, we will go to public comments, i it looks like we llomment tonight. so i wanted to let folks know who be listening online. so at this time i would item d with the land acknowledgment. we the education acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homela ohlone, who are the original inhabitants of the indigenous stewards of this land, and in ada with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as gues we benefit from living and working on theirish to pay o

change causing increasingly fatal natural disasters, experts warn this won't be careless last hanako montgomery, cnn seven defendants have been ordered to pay more than 4 billion, resolve lawsuits stemming from wildfires that devastated maui last year. why as governor announced the settlement on friday, the courts still needs to approve them the payout, which will be divided months, some 2,200 parties who filed lawsuits defendants include hawaiian electric, the city of hawaii, and spectrum charter communications the fires killed more than 100 people and caused an estimated $6 billion in economic losses florida governor ron desantis has declared a state of emergency in 54 of the state's counties ahead of a possible tropical storm hitting the state. tropical depression number four is expected to enter the eastern gulf of mexico in the hours ahead and strengthened to tropical storm derby later today or tonight now, forecasters call for heavy rain and dangerous storm surge along florida's west coast this weekend tropical depression is currently just off the coast of cuba and has maximum sustained w

while their wallets can hold up demand hanako montgomery, cnn, tokyo and north korea is reopening to international tourists. that's according to two chinese top companies which say limited tourism will resume by december. that's after a pause of nearly five years. north korea and borders have been largely sealed since the start of the covid, pandemic. and one small talk grapes from russia have been allowed in the possible future destinations include the purported birthplace of north korea's late leader kim jong il, whose son king john thune, now runs the country as the taliban celebrate three years in empower their hardline rule has led to what many international groups say is one of the most severe human rights crisis in afghanistan. a live report on this when we come back cnn is live from chicago as democrats unite to offer their support to a new nominee and her running mate fellow cnn for complete coverage that democratic national convention monday at seven on cnn. >> and streaming on max. >> let's clear the air about air, unlike the breeze, lysol, air sanitizer is the only produc

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i'm madeline dean and represent montgomery and, but county, the fourth congressional district. it's an honor to be serving with this task force. we are charged with a very clear mission, to get to the truth, to get to the facts, to find the gaps, and report that out. and we have a very short time frame to do it. you see here a number of people who are just serious about this in a nonpartisan way. so i'm honored to be a part of it. i want to thank chairman kelly for welcoming us here and making sure we got to see what we can see here because, as you can see, what's impressive to me is the proximity of everything here. figurely, the -- particularly, the position of the shooter and the position of the president. so glad to be here. i thank the ranking member crow. i got phone calls from both of you. and they both had the exact same idea of what we were to do, to get to the true, to say there is no place for political violence, not just for candidates but for those who want to be civically engaged, for those who came here excited to be a part of something bigger than themselves, th

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