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it's possible that ada hutchinson ignored the what's interesting is his focusing is he knows hutchinsonconfirming our worst fears, he would very much like a board seat at walmart when he leaves. just a few days ago, by the way, asa hutchinson appeared on this network to admit that before making any decision on transgender issues, he first considershe what, and we are quoting, what "major global corporations think." >> we have some major global corporations here in arkansas. certainly worried about the image of our state. we are trying to send a signal that you can protect conscience, you can protect girls in sports without being discriminatory in trying to say we are not diverse and tolerant of different lifestyles. that's important for us as a state in what we have to achieve as a nation. >> tucker: oh. "we are the home of some major global corporations," governor hutchinsongo said, they worry about the image of the state peer they worry less about the children of the state if asa hutchinson had his way will continue to be chemically castrated by quack doctors but will be watching to s

music us on this yeah the ada you like that. you know. so well you know your lawyer is almost a loony go out on. much like you go. but it's another. thing. going to jump and how my family that i'm pikey. the. one who had us that i fed him in the. i'm going to try to just make sure you. know thank you. you're going home i've been going up and you didn't go into another night. and you don't have your bins out one minute i'm like you can i don't i'm not that i'm not that that and i don't know. much. of it. but if it did you know it then put it on in an apartment window i love and deal and yet i get up at the top of the you know i think. that will affect whether i get out he lit up by the way i feel like i can. look but i do good i really like i've done. you. make a i did and that one. bad it doesn't i'm going to. eat . now another family has c.n.n.'s own life but i don't feel that you do and i'm not going to get them when i look at it when my dad left the house. every day and i was that out of my one of them had to get out i had as a shot at

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leslie, his wife and two of their grandchildren, ada and noah are all home.cians are outside working. >> 9-1-1. >> yes, ma'am, i think we have had some trouble at 4456 marshal road. >> what's going on marshal road? >> i think there's been a bad shooting. >> reporter: a concerned neighbor out cutting grass hears shots and sees someone in the distance. >> the guy walked on out of the house. i'm quite sure i seen him from a distance. it looked like a black guy. >> reporter: by 4:45 p.m., sheriff's deputies are called to the leslie's home. >> deputies arrived eight minutes after the two 9-1-1 calls and then we began to put together a team to clear the house of dr. robert leslie. >> reporter: the doctor, his wife and two grandchildren are found dead on the scene. as well as the hvac contractor james lewis, his colleague robert shook is critically injured. >> once we cleared the home, we found dr. robert leslie and his wife and two grandchildren in a room in the back of the house all deceased with gunshot wounds. >> did he find them in that room or did he make his

the ada coordinator will provide educational and technical support for state and local agencies. my administration has made disability rights a cornerstone of our time in office. and i hope the legislature will join us in making sure every louisianan knows they belong. second, we will create an office of human trafficking prevention within the office of the governor. ending human trafficking is an issue that both my wife donna and i are very passionate about. i want to pause just for a moment. to thank you, donna, for all that you've done on this critical issue for our state. [ applause ] thank you, sweetie. we have certainly made progress when it comes to identifying trafficking cases and supporting survivors. but creating a designated office will allow us to place an even more concentrated effort on ending these horrific crimes that are tantamount to modern-day slavery. third, we will be introducing legislation to create a foster youth beneficial rights. it was written by and for young people who have gone through our foster care system. i am thrilled to be able to introduce yo

to have pets he's one of the most influential german contemporary painters sees artist robots like ada is no more than an attempt to attack the divine spark of human genius one of the last mysteries of our enlightened and mechanized world. the robot is an abomination in the machine to machine start to think i'd say it's an outrage they become the enemy. this enemy relies on human input data templates and information that robots like a program to process and they continue to get better with this processing on a technical level. yet the machine understands neither a painter's creative urges nor an artist's obsession. that's why robots that paint and draw always be condemned to merely imitate. machines can only do what humans do when we don't need machines or machines would need to do something that humans can't. perhaps true mechanical creativity is at its best when it supports human roles and algorithms can help or act as assistance the british artist and average ledes to create a symbiosis of both worlds real life and the world of technology in her art she creates virtual flowers throu

lee to pets he's one of the most influential german contemporary painters sees artists robots like ada is no more than an attempt to attack the divine spark of human genius one of the lost mysteries of our enlightened and mechanized world. the machine in the robot is an abomination in machine to machine start to think i'd say it's an outrage they become the enemy. this enemy relies on human input data templates and information that robots like a program to process and they continue to get better with this processing on a technical level. yet the machine understands neither a painter is creative urges nor an artist's obsession. that's why robots that paint and draw always be condemned to merely imitate. machines can only do what humans do when we don't need machines or machines would need to do something that humans can't. perhaps true mechanical creativity is at its best when it supports human roles and algorithms can help or act as assistance the british artist an original dares to create a symbiosis of both worlds real life and the world of technology in her art she creates virtual f

russian authorities have ordered the offices of jailed opposition ada alexina valmy to suspend their activities the injunction came as a court considered whether to designate his anti corruption foundation as extremist it's the latest move in a crackdown against the values group which has investigated corruption by high ranking russian officials. this is u.w. news from belen you can find much more news on our web site that's d w dot com. for. 1000000000 shots the number is a stalemate since the 1st corona virus vaccine was approved for use late last year 1000000000 doses have been administered globally and yet this has not slowed the spread of the virus the painful proof is india for the 5th day in a row india has reported the war just number of new cases in the world 350 sal's in infections in just 24 hours hospitals are turning patients away no room no oxygen tonight india is a nation gasping for breath its people suffocating to death i'm burnt off and this is the day. get ready to come they fall all these papers. before me a person with. their 6 months but even 14 months. why do y

good to have you guests here as an ada tell everybody who you all want you to. do human rights watch good to have you here on the stream. nice to see you welcome to the string telephone who you are what it is. thank you i mean. i am and activist and president of young women leaders network edge of the introduce yourself to international audience hi i'm glad you are in communication with barbara. we also reached out to the spokesperson for the ministry of defense in mozambique we reached out they didn't respond to us but we are still going to talk about the situation down on the ground if you could explain what was actually happening in terms of who is fighting who so neda how would you do that how would you break it down very simply for us. i will say the mozambique security forces have been trying to list all of their and security in several of mozambique. group of man gunmen believed. i. started attacking villages. houses of beheading people destroying it our elite our media and. almost $2.00 and. this is been going on for quite some time edge of dia i'm just

saying in north mozambique have a look here on my laptop you can follow or if i guessed on twitter as an ada. detail. and edgy and so watching i'm femi oke a sighting all for this episode of all the strange. the climate has changed every year for millions of years decades of talk good little action it's all about just create confusion to create smoke and mirrors the shocking truth about how the climate debate has been systematically subverted the oil industry was a main bankroller or opposition aquatic the campaign against the climate do you think that's a bad thing more suited it was fears of books and absolutely coming soon on al-jazeera. oldham's right wing government on the catholic church are the very best of friends the curse of force the government the government supports the church their critics claim they both draw power from demonizing others they find an enemy in them by trying to scare other people with it and it's not ideology hatred but have recent changes to abortion laws pushed the public too far. people in power across the gates poland's church and state alliance on a 0. the

we need to see all the body cam video from all the offices to see if the police officer has rendered ada mediately for dante right that could a possibly saved his life we also brooklyn sent a police to speak to us but they've yet to respond question why does it appear it took so long for them to give dante right any medical assistance she had 0 brooklyn's and. there are multiple casualties after a shooting in the us city of indianapolis and happens as a fed ex facility so far at least 8 people are confirmed dead so police are holding a media conference right now they're saying the gunman took his own life as officers responded to reports of shots far about the fed ex and search just after 11 pm local time. now a group of pro-democracy activists in hong kong are being sentenced for taking part in antigovernment protests in 2019 among them is veteran campaigner martin lee you helped launch the city's largest opposition party in the 1990 s. jimmy lawyer who's already behind bars in connection with a separate case is also being sentenced to 21000 protests were spurred by beijing's tightening

sponsored by the ada commission on immigration and the aba section of civil rights and social justice. this panel is one of many in a series of rapid response webinars. the civil rights and social justice section is actively planning additional programming on a variety a variete visit american bar.org/cr sj for updates on these programs. during today's program we encourage you to ask questions of our panelists for the q&a function, not the chap. if you do not see the controls please ensure your screen is not idle. we will address questions at the end of the panel. we'll be sharing a recording of this program with everyone who is registered so you can share it widely with your network. with that i'm excited to introduce you to our panelists and give you a roadmap for today's conversation. i will begin with a short background on the context in which today's migration of unaccompanied children has unfolded. then we'll hear from in order carly salazar, , legal directorf the aba south texas pro bono asylum representation project, or probar come to discuss the 80 days work on the border, to

need to be cleaned they need to be evaluated they don't have to have necessarily the same kind of the ada that are comparable but they need to have a clear scheme we haven't e.m.e.a. you have to look at it and politics have to be put aside and by the way i can tell you honestly austria's on the frame of that we are into from what i understand from my government the are in the process of buying and exceeding the russian vaccine for us tria this needs to be done because we need every dose now what are we going to give a patient of the sputnik or advisor or johnson or and what they're not it doesn't matter didn't have to be available and pull it out with has been done with split make so many years so many months now has been a big mistake and ok now that will catch up with you again when we hit the next chapter of this saga for another professor john in the university austria vienna thank you very much for joining us. still to come the brazilian president doubles down on his resistance to knock downs despite soaring coby deaths we're going to hear a bleak assessment from a doctor in brazil a

. >> judge jeanine: look, i was ada and a judge for 30 years.don't do a psychological analysis of the person who was shot. we make a decision based upon the facts. the police are called to a neighborhood at 3:00 in the morning. the call is shots fired. the police are chasing two people down an alley. one apparently is arrested and they chase this 13-year-old. i don't know they knew he was 13. it doesn't matter. they tell him stop, stop now, show me your hands, show me your hands. drop it, drop it now, and there is one second, less than a second between the time he sees the gun and the time he is shot. the cop doesn't know whether or not that teenager, this 13-year-old is reaching for the gun to drop it or to shoot him, if he is looking at the cop as the target. let's not dillydally around this. >> jesse: we've got to go because we're going to take you to joe biden who is with the prime minister of japan holding a joint news conference. >> the first time i have asked in my administration to come to the white house. yoshi, thank you for making the

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are these ada approved trails? >> from will be a range of trails. there is a separate standard for trails. american access board standard, not the same as ada but they have standards to make trails more accessible for users. there will be a range of trails at different user level. >> i want to echo board member president tsen's remarks how wonderful and interactive with nature and how important to really bring out the existing native plants and entire habitat. i am thrilled to see that and i am glad for the meetings to get the input. thank you. appreciate it. i am excited to see all of this. >> any other comments? >> i have a couple questions. i think the name the quarters carries some historic weight. that needs to bereconsiderred. the chicago trail will be information along the trail. is it possible is this something i should probably talk to the museum about? is it interactive like the website that they are proposing or just for residents for the people or participants to reads? will it be interactive? was there any discussion about naming the pa

one ada you advanced is when you look at the discourse of antiracism and the rise of the woke ideology, you see something to your mind has a positive dimension to help fill the void can you tell us about that quick. >> almost no question what we call the great awoke it participates in protestant forms of religiosity that used to be powerful now we are no longer powerful that cultural residues and the spiritual desire so calling wilderness it doesn't explain everything about it but it is a useful analytic tool so these emergent progressive structures to provide moral frameworks for people especially and then sex and conservatives would make fun of it that is that left-wing puritanism. with that romantic landscape to tear down the structures to organize sexual relations they want to structures that is a conservative impulse. conservatives should be constructed of those structures were deliver what they promise and religious conservatives should be skeptical that woke us could focus as a religion incredibly strong moralism but it isn't clear what the moral vision is rooted or the story of

marcus lee pets he's one of the most influential german contemporary painters sees artist robots like ada is no more than an attempt to attack the divine spark of human genius one of the last mysteries of our enlightened and mechanized world. the machine in the robot is an abomination in the machine the machine start to think i'd say it's an outrage they become the enemy. this enemy relies on human input data templates and information that robots like a program to process and they continue to get better with this processing on a technical level. yet the machine understands neither a painter's creative urges no an artist's obsession. that's why robots that paint and draw will always be condemned to merely imitate. machines can only do what humans do when we don't need machines or machines would need to do something that humans can't. perhaps true mechanical creativity is at its best when it supports human roles and algorithms can help or act as assistance the british artist and i read ledes to create a symbol of both worlds. real life and the world of technology in her art she creates virt

so ada facilities. am of the routine -- some of the routine maintenance and our ada right-of-way are all funded at 100% of what the needs are for -- yeah. then for street resurfacing, we're using this as a way to supplement the general fund for two years before we see the budget come back to something like the pre-covid level. the next slide this shows a little more detail on how we're addressing the pay as you go program. the red line at the top shows what was in the previous capital plan around the pay as you go program. the blue line is what it is in the current capital plan. i mentioned it was about 45% less. by us adding some of the supplemental revenue sources, we were able to bring that up to about 37% less. which we think is really going to make a big difference, you know, to the overall program. so the bottom -- the hash line there in the middle connecting the two lines shows some of the stimulus programs that we have, the critical repairs money. we also received some money from the last bond t

regulation out there that says, airlines cannot engage in any form of discrimination, if not granted by the adahe way. don't want to get too far off topic, but there's all kinds of reasons -- not only practical, but this offends any one's sense of justice and fair play, it actually affects anyone who flies, except the elite can hire whoever they want to be a pilot, and buy them around in a private jet. this affects everybody, people ought to be concerned about it. >> tucker: i don't care if 100% of pilots are transgender some options, as long as they are the best. since you spent so much time in the degradation of standards of the faa, do you believe united when they say were just in dominic enlarging the pool? do you believe that? >> not at all. it united bought a flight academy, they change the name of it in phoenix, arizona, between 70 and $87,000 a year to go and finish the program. of the 2500 they want to hire of a diverse population, they are going pay for 17 of those. united also got somewhere around a billion dollars in federal bailout money. that's doing the math, he literally said it

right now, is it a red line for him that he doesn't want to use reconciliation on the broad democratic ada, or is this mostly an emphatic statement that he wants to try other avenues and exhaust those avenues first, that if he were to find himself in a couple of months in a position where it's clear they're not interested in doing infrastructure legislation and he needs to pursue proceeding on a party line basis or not proceeding at all, i think it's an open question what he would do, but it's clear he's not prepared to proceed on a pure party line basis tomorrow. >> you've gotten to the big question, alex, is how far will joe manchin push this? will he be the person standing in the way of joe biden getting infrastructure bill? what's your hunch? >> look. as much as he's made so many emphatic statements about pursuing bipartisanship, he's also made statements about wanting bide on the be a successful president. when it comes to it, it's valuable to his home state of virginia. it's not a superdivisive or controversial policy propoedals, b but on the wider set where it could maybe be shoehor

. >>> in chicago another kpwhaoupb tea is reeling after the shooting death of 13-year-old ada adam toledoo be a moving moment for that community. what are you seeing so far today? >> reporter: friday thousands of people showed up. right now the cloud is a lot smaller but we think it may grow. you can see what is going on now, there's a group performing for the crowd that has gathered here, and they don't feel like the community is getting the word out enough. all this happening steps away from where the young man was shot, and we spoke to so many in the community who want their voices heard, and nobody is listening to the fact -- in fact, take a listen to when we talked to somebody just minutes ago. >> there's so much trauma right now and there's a lot of hurt and pain that, i mean, community really needs to come together and i hope it does. it cannot stop here. it has to continue. you know, cops need to come in, the police, the city, and the mayor needs to come in and listen to the needs of the city and not just put more cops out there. that's not the solution. >> reporter: this is a tou

add more ability for ada that is great. and i just wanted to comment in public comment on each of the proposing on presidio, that is ridiculous -- [bell ringing] >> sorry, you're -- your time is up and that item is later on the calendar. thank you. moderator, next caller, please. >> you have nine questions remaining. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon, again, board members. kaiden miller. just wanted to take a moment here to talk about the fact that recently i believe capacity limit on the bus increased. i was talking about this for a long time at the start of the pandemic about how overcrowded the buses are. and i have to say i was a little bit upset when you guys announced this change last weekend on twitter at first, but i think ultimately it's the right move as more people get vaccinated to try to reduce the amount of passup. but the critical thing is making sure that when we're reaching these new higher capacities, that we actually are not picking up more people because, one, it's in violation of the health order when

conditions in the water and country protestors blocked off a major road in the southern port city of ada they want an end to power cuts and high prices yemen's internationally recognized government is fighting iran backed the rebels who control the capital sana'a. and german president to frank was assigned maya has visited the forma death count as a bush involved to mock the 76th anniversary of its liberation he warned against forgetting the crimes of the nazis more than 56000 people were killed which involved and it sounds like camps. now around 700 people have been killed in me and mars military crackdown since the beginning of the coup on saturday security forces killed more than 80 pro-democracy protesters in the city of bug authorities have shut out instead access once again as well as both the activists to come up with alternative ways to get their message out. the man wearing this mask who goes by the name lynn found he's the founder of an underground newsletter called molotov it's secretly distributed to thousands of readers across myanmar. it's a tough time at the moment we have

year-old doctor robert leslie, his 69 year-old wife barbara and 2 of their grandchildren. 9 year-old ada and 5 year-old noah. we have. >> probably more questions than what you do about this case right now. we are working hard to provide. >> some answers. and h vacc technician who have been working at the home 38 year-old james lewis also shot and killed his co-worker. robert shook shot multiple times but able to call for help. and my 2 technicians or they are. >> one just call me. you can't call him scream and i've been shot. i've been shot tonight show. is said to be in critical condition after multiple surgeries lewis a single father of 3 children. his parents speaking to news nation affiliate wjz why about the loss of their only son. >> i keep on thinking i'm gonna wake up of all, just faded away as a bad dream. >> former nfl player phil about hims was found dead early this morning of a self-inflicted gunshot wound at his parents home. they live near the leslie's and sources tell the associated press the doctor had been treating the 33 year-old former defensive back who'd suffered inj

vice president harris locked up 1900 san francisco and for pot when she was ada.ite house aides were fired for smoking marijuana which, i'll have you know is legal in d.c. and 50 saints recreationally. and 37 states medicinally. 69% of u.s. adults support legalizing marijuana. an emerson poll showed voters went legal weed more than they want a $15 an hour minimum wage a returning to the paris climate accord. president biden is still biding his time on the issue, dragging his sagging feet while his democratic counterparts including senate majority leader marching to the federal legislation to end for once and for what we live in strange times if there's never been a better time or a clearer issue than this. prohibition has passed and that is the memo. all right here we go, white house press secretary jen psaki today appeared to dodge oceans whether president biden would commute harsh sentences for an out nonviolent drug offenders. too many people are suffering from all of this. so will present biden live up to candidate biden's promise? i hope so. here are three no

million in projects that renew or improve aging infrastructure, such as fire alarms, campus intrusion, ada compliance, and electrical distribution. 80% of the construction dollars requested address our backlog. the risk-based prioritize asian progress identifies $174.5 million for capital projects. 54% are projects that did not receive funding in fiscal year 21. this includes projects to address fire safety deficiencies stemming from the lack of a building wide sprinkler system, which would bring it to code compliance. if not funding, the building remains at risk of flame spread in the event of a fire. in addition, the lack of funding for a sprinkler system leaves the capital department reliant on fire departments, jeopardizing life safety. the agency requests funding for critical utilities distribution projects at the capital power plant. funding is required for phase five of the refrigeration plant program, which will remove 40-year-old piping and provide additions to the equipment and bring it up-to-date. earlier this year, a pipe spilled over 200,000 gallons a day. phase five of the re

there is the ada amendments act. >> i do that on a statutory mess up not the constitutional interpretationwe have one more question but we only have seven minutes. here's the top question right now what does the future of second amendment look like with the court to acknowledge the social fallout. >> the future is so grim. first of all it is already almost as bad as it could possibly be in the reason why heller does have some language that could have dangerous and unusual weapons for example as a background check you can exclude people a felony convictions and mental illnesses from getting firearms. but the one thing heller says is handguns are special. you cannot ban a handgun. 80 percent of gun murders are committed by a handgun. there is a lot of press attention with the mass shooting. those are actually a very tiny portion of the gun death in the country. 40 percent of murders are gun murders the motive is an argument. two guys are out of our one is in a fistfight in the other has a handgun. nobody knew he had it. it would have been a fistfight then becomes a murder spouses arguing. th

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and two grandchildren, ada and noah. another victim, 38-year-old james lewis, who worked at the leslie home, was found shot to death outside. while, a sixth victim is being treated for serious injuries. dr. leslie and his wife had four children, and nine grandchildren. and were known to be active in their church. after an hours-long manhunt, the gunman, who officials say, lived on the same road as the victims, was found inside his home with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. adams was drafted by the 49ers, in 2010, but was cut before the 2011 season because of an ankle injury. he, also, suffered at least two concussions while playing for the raiders in 2012. his father told reporters, quote, i think football messed him up. the nfl has expressed condolences to the victims' families, and a motive has not, yet, been determined. >>> and it was gun violence that topped the president's agenda, yesterday. yesterday, he directed the department of justice to reduce access to homemade or self-assembled guns that don't include serial

we need to see all the body cam video from all the offices to see if the police officer has rendered ada mediately for dante right that could a possibly saved his life we also brooklyn sent to police to speak to us but they've yet to respond on main question why does it appear it took so long for them to give dante right any medical assistance she had her times the al-jazeera brooklyn santa. well as we saw and she holmes reports attorney ben crump is representing dawn tehran's family and at a press conference on thursday he encouraged people to keep protesting and push for an overhaul to the system the only question that we have before us today is we're dante right name join that list of black people in america who have been and just we care about a police who did not have the police held accountable so we're making progress and i want to encourage those protesters those young people those activists that you are making a difference in minneapolis minnesota right here and now is ground 0 for that change. and here's why those calls for racial justice same ever more urgent african-americans