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let me know what i rushing on anybody on them, but they're not the ones that are not big on those who who did it. but i'm going to suddenly tell you there was just one person murdered alberta, robeto's 22 year old son gustavo, in front of the stadium. he loved laura e, not the 30 am on i care what i'm saying in the end there is nothing more just a man. what? 32 monsieur. no. he says how is not one thing or another one? no one was ever charged with gustavo murder. if you stay on the candle for the last part of the day, will you see if it was at all because in their own their own ways. no, none of us have gotten had been out here in la barbara and i see a little boy political a father probably do a boy who is here. he says on, well, no, it'll probably be eligible for the let me the sheer importance of football in argentinian life was crystallized when mauricio mercury, the multi millionaire, former chairman of boca became president of budget tina. he also became a figure of hate for fans of other clubs who accused him of using presidential influence to favor buck. during his stewardship

sweats on the side for one. so no silverware for the saxons this season and big changes before the next defensive linchpin open mcconnell is off to buyer and as his coach knuckles man who penned the 5 year deal with the wrecker chance he's been full. i'm glad it's worked out this because it's a special package i would've ended my contract here for other clubs. ended his successor. life is jesse marsh. he already spent a year at lights as well song, next assistance. and now he's got the main job after steering, or b, salzburg to success of austrian titles. these are behind is. this is a club that makes dreams come true. makes dreams come, not just the place. new coaches as well. i'll go out for trainer class, 16 of the champions league, german cup finalists, and buddhist league runners up like take title hunger will be all the sharper next season. the what more can be said about him hall and go machine and to tell you that record hunter is going to go school when job needed him, he was that he was voted when this

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go ahead. >> one more on infrastructure. given what the senator said today about throwing cold water on progress between her and the president, would you say he has become more willing to pursue reconciliation? >> i would say there are always -- there has always been a range of paths to get the president's ideas passed insula. he's having -- see with the passover looks like. he's closely in touch with democratic leadership. i'm not here to rule out options. we will have more to say after he has these calls this afternoon. >> the white house said it was unaware of the doj order on the new york times. are there other gag orders on other news organizations related to the investigations? >> the doj said that was the third and final notification and that is the information he shared with us. -- they have shared with us. >> you are saying there are no other gag orders? >> they indicated this was their last notification they needed. >> senator sheldon whitehouse said he was anxious about the future of climate related legislation. h

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one o one off-ramp near mckee road. the fire broke out around 06:00pm smoke could be seen from the area of thursday, evening's brush fire that came dangerously close to homes. a resident says he saw the fire start from the road and make its way down the hill. no homes were destroyed. but the fire charred 2 cars and sent one person to the hospital with non life threatening injuries with the bone dry conditions and an early start to fire season. firefighters have been preparing ahead of time refreshing. all of our wild land firefighting training. >> we have you know, doing a lot of outreach to the community to help encourage them to be aware of wildfires. the risks that they pose and how they can be prepared to respond in case of fire breaks out. firefighters were busy friday just before 04:00pm crews responded to a vegetation fire in the area of south 7th street. >> and virginia street. no reported injuries or structures were damaged earlier in the day around 01:00pm crews contained a vegetation fire near coyote creek tr

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on the $21.00, no ones that even the referees one with him. but he knows he's no one man band. martinez are so good, you know, and then it's getting, getting easy. sometimes you know, to create chances and to play with them. you know, because they're so good holland from the star in the making. just full stop on 2nd season in the pond to sleep. it ended like a football fairytale. their final match. a victory over like $0.06 a capital city under dogs to europe. yeah. do you work for these moments season today we're on the sunny side of the street. why didn't get out there on and died jail and how fitting that max close. they put the seal on it all. the unconventional front man's arrival last summer was greeted with perplexity. in some quarters was his star lou are really a good match for the young. collected marks is too much. is it a character? on the one hand, you always want these kinds of characters and then when you got on those plays because they sometimes do their own thing with macs. so i can say that it's great fun even be gross and foss with 11 goals closer was only on

we are saving on. we do consider one time. some of them are going on after we got smarter using our expenditures. we are able to see a significant portion in fiscal year '21 to combat some of the revenue losses. getting to the next slide, one of the things that we haven't looked at yet, we are going to examine with more detail, is the board will recall, we had a board workshop back in january 2021. this was way before the pandemic was even a thing. at that time, we did project revenues to be $1.259 billion. we considered that as a baseline. what our revenues will be like before anything happened before coronavirus. we did this adopt a budget back in june 2020. when you consider ongoing revenues, you all adopted a budget this was $1.052 billion. taking everything into account, that translates to about $515 million revenue loss just in fiscal year 2021 alone. this is the classic structure deficit slide that we've shown probably four or five different versions in the last six months. we did want to cut deficits in a different way

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on her book on u.s. national security, "insanity defense." join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. ♪[washington journal theme plays] ♪ host: good morning. some weekend developments on the compromise announced last thursday between the president and senate republicans and emma kratz on an infrastructure plan. the house in session this week in the senate out for the next few weeks part of the july 4 recess and president biden returning from camp david today. it is sunday morning june 27. we will be talking about former president trump's rally in ohio coming up later in the program as well as the future of that bipartisan infrastructure bill. we begin our first hour for a conversation on gun laws in this country. an issue that came up in a number of congressional hearings. should more regulations of guns be necessary? if you say yes, (202) 748-8000, if you say no (202) 748-8001, if you are unsure, (202) 748-8001 -- if you are unsure (202) 748-8002. you can also send us a text message at (202) 748-

of the first ones the guys had seen down that were on that boat. it was early for the season. that's a bucket list thing i thought my arm -- it felt like it would never work again. my right arm i'm not left handed. people say why didn't you get the reel on it that's how it works. >>> coming up, enough about me let's talk more about me no coming up, what you need to kno ahead of opening bell. futures up indicated 22. we are watching the futures of bitcoin. it was still $8,000 not that long ago as i recall $31,000. still amazing. it could be at an important level. mike has a company based on digital currency a whole company based on digital currency is he worried? he'll join us in the 8:00 hour what happens when we welcome change? we can transform our workforce overnight out of convenience, or necessity. we can explore uncharted waters, and not only make new discoveries, but get there faster, with better outcomes. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change-- meeting them where they are, and getting them w

one happened on ma.on that day, on the 30th, witness when confronted officer babs and demanded that she -- that he no longer touch her. so it makes sense that officer babs would have this discussion on his mind leading into the next day when he sees a coworker of witness one and attempts to dissuade the situation with her. in addition to these conversations that corroborate the allegations, there is also the credibility issue here. witness one is an extremely credible witness. officer babs is not. witness one told her story on three different occasions. she reported it to her sergeant, she reported it to the internal affairs division, and she testified about it under oath at an evidentiary hearing. she testified to six different batteries. she testified that it happened on four different days. it happened in different places at different times and she was exactly consistent every single time on every single telling, on every single incident, a reasonable time that she talked about what happened to her. t

capitol expressway and highway one o one in san jose on sunday. i know occurring almost every day across the bay area. so it oesn't matter where the vegetation is. if it's in your front yard, if it's in a park, if it's along the creek or if it's out and. >> though the woods we're cal fire's responsible. we don't want any of that burning. >> the high heat and fire danger found homeless advocate pastor scott wagers and his crew delivering bottled water to encampments. well urging their occupants to use caution with cook lawyers, wager says the unhoused they're especially vulnerable to the heat and says fires in the creek bed camps are also on the rise. and not uncommon on a day like today. you know, this is a struggle out here. obviously day today to survive. >> and you know that the people get hit by the elements out here and and it is dramatic. you know what heat kills more people than any other form of weather between memorial day and the upcoming 4th of july. the annual specter of fires sparked by illegal fireworks. also looms. >> there's the wo

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to reopen on freedom day, the _ pressure on him to reopen on freedom day, the 21st _ pressure on himjune. no wonder. the public— day, the 21st ofjune. no wonder. the public is desperate for it, and so are _ the public is desperate for it, and so are businesses. if they don't go ahead _ so are businesses. if they don't go ahead with — so are businesses. if they don't go ahead with plans to reopen on the zist ahead with plans to reopen on the 21st of— ahead with plans to reopen on the 21st ofjune, it'll be the nail on the coffin— 21st ofjune, it'll be the nail on the coffin for so many businesses. but as— the coffin for so many businesses. but as faiza — the coffin for so many businesses. but as faiza says, the health side is really— but as faiza says, the health side is really serious. if the government is really serious. if the government is considering a two week or month lon- is considering a two week or month long delay, — is considering a two week or month long delay, and hopefully that'll do the trick, _ long delay, and hopefully that'll do the trick, the roll—out is doing so we

one? yeah.full cabinet, we had a meeting and remember, she became prime minister pretty late before the summer recess. then we all disappeared in august and at the end of august we had a cabinet meeting in chequers, not the chequers cabinet meeting, but we had a cabinet meeting in chequers, where we talked about brexit and it was very high—level and then the next thing, we had the party conference speech, so the cabinet hadn't really engaged very much on this at that point. curiously, for this period, i was in the cabinet but not with the brexit role. i think what came as a shock for the eu was not only the result of the referendum, but many of the eu leaders, but also they assumed that there was then a clear brexit plan and they were really quite thrown that it seemed that parliament, overand overagain, and members of the government, knew what they did not want, but it did not seem clear at all what they did want, which brings me to one of the things that sticks out in my mind, which was a terr

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met with dozens of republicans in the oval office one-on-one. said there is a cognitive issue with this president. ronnie jackson sadly has left the bipartisanship of the white house medical office to attack the president. in terms of his mental cap as at the. >> harris: i want to point out here and the group of people you mentioned, not doctors, but i hear what you are saying, kevin. we'll move on. great to see you both. have a great weekend. >> thanks, have a great weekend. >> happy friday. >> harris: he asked for it. critics on twitter torching chris cuomo after he dared them to name one fact he has denied because he didn't like it. i can name more than one. plus more heat on his brother. >> andrew cuomo is the worst governor in america and he said one thing accurate is what new york has done is extraordinary. it is an extraordinary fairly. no amount of fireworks paid by new york taxpayers will cover that up. >> harris: critics going after new york's governor andrew cuomo for taking a covid reopening victory lap just after news that a report

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this one in redwood city. >> one.venue and again, it's causing quite a delay there, keeping a close eye on that. i'm not seeing any slowdowns along 2.80 just in that area as you head into the city, a little under 40 minutes for your drive times. so they have the metering lights on here at the bay bridge again traveling from the maze to that fremont street exit the san mateo bridge under 16 minutes for you to make that drive and how we force pretty slow. not any accidents. just more traffic here. conquer traveling to 2.42 30 minutes. we'll have more on that coming up daryn james, back to you. thanks a lot or a 6.47 the california legislature has approved a 100 million dollar plan to help the struggling legal marijuana industry in this state. the money. we'll help cities hire experts to assist businesses with environmental studies and licenses since launching a 2018, the pot industry has struggled to compete with the large illegal pot market in california. the state's reopening means that businesses can once again figur

and on the far east bay, you could be one or 5, one. '05 or a little bit beyond potentially going on. thursday is the big day. want to watch with all of that. that's when everything is going to be at its max. >> east bay shoreline here. just a little ways. some puppy clouds fog off to the distance. it's coming back tonight, maybe a little coastal drizzle with that, too. but it's going operate pretty quickly once the sun joins us tomorrow morning. 70 at 7 o'clock by 10 at 60. that's again inland. we'll see some good cooling. but in around the immediate they'll still remain a little damp. and again, that fog will come back again. just a quick check on the winds. there's the winds. you can see on shore driven by the inland heating. interesting enough. we don't see the winds intense inland tomorrow as we do today except in the north bay along the peninsula and curiously. we have some offshore winds temporarily up the solano county and napa for a few hours before that high positions in the right spot, the basically turns off all the winds and we get this excessive heat warning. big day on

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in place when this one is better than that. >> one of our members is considering placing stickers on id badges to determine who is vaccinated and who is not. many are considering creating separate floors. the consequences of these provisions are serious and they cannot be under stated. >> the revised rules are expected to kick in on june 15th. the same day the state loosens requirements more broadly. >>> the fire protection district is set to arm its firefighters with some new hands-free thermal imaging technology. here, look at in new gear. the helmet mounted unit called the see through navigator can outline images firefighters see in green, show how they enter a building, communicate with other crew members wearing a similar device and live stream what is going on. a demo is scheduled for today. >>> as another big fire season looms several firefighter crews struggling to keep their stations staffed. a union representative said forest service firefighters are over worked and under paid. some crews are under staffed by as much as 30%. >> it has been really frustrating to watch these

on c-span3, a hearing on the impact of cryptocurrencies on individual wealth. coming up in 30 minutes, virginia congressman rob wittman , a member of the armed services committee, on the recent u.s. airstrikes on iranian militants in iraq. at 8:30 a.m., maryland representative johns is on to talk about voting rights. our 9:00 a.m. guest is senior pentagon correspondent tara copp to talk about recent airstrikes in the middle east and the latest on efforts to repeal the 2002 authorization for the iraq war. ♪ host: this is the washington journal for june 30. house democrats and some republicans voted to remove statues from capitol hill of those who upheld the confederacy. 10 republicans will be needed to pass the legislation in the senate. we want to hear from you about these -- about the move to support these statues. if you support it, give us a call at (202) 748-8000. if you oppose it, (202) 748-8001 . if you want to text us your thoughts, (202) 748-8003 is how you can do that. you can post on our facebook page at facebook.com/c-span and our twitter feed at @cs

on m. k towel, more field chief security officer for the americas, for palo alto networks and also retired the special agent to handle. so i know you're going to have questions if you're watching on youtube, you can put your questions or comments or concerns to i. cybersecurity experts jump into the comments section. i'd be part of today show. let me start with katie and, and, and, jeff, this is a question for all of you. i really want to understand what actually is a run some where attack they take many forms. katie used on yeah, i think what you brought up the beginning of the show, a great example last are and there's this message and ransomware attack as an adversary logs into a network, they gain illegitimate access. and they basically say, unless you pay us, you can't get your files back. that's a traditional ransomware attack, but what we've seen as these adversaries are changing things up a little bit. and so for example, increasingly in the past few months and years. so we've seen

on january 6th, it was one building. that one riot cost$2 billion in damages. on january 6th, $1.5 million. months went by with these riots, and the riot on january 6th was about four hours. so there was more loss of life, more damage and it lasted much longer and threatened scores of cities. we have had no hearings on the antifa or blm riots but we have had now two hearings on the january 6th riot and apparently we will have a third one in january. director, one last question. is it true that the fbi has not classified the atlanta spa shootings as a hate crime? >> i don't believe we have classified the atlanta shootings as anything. i think that's being prosecuted by local officials. >> okay. and madam chair, thank you. director wray i'm asking you for the record, a question for the record and i'm requesting that you provide the following information to me and this committee and its members. please provide us with all police records filed and arrests made for hate crimes committed against aapi in the years 2019 and 2020 and second all hate crimes in general, a

another brace in the full one, something of like, one of the hungry stay on the phone on, on this planet. we are so happy that he is with us. roll in 43. when does the parents have healed? it's 40 goals, a restful extra player on the $21.00. no one's the even the referees was just shared with him. but he knows he's no one man band. my team is so good, you know, and then getting is getting easy. sometimes, you know, to create chances and to play with them, you know, because they're so good. earning holland from the star in the making just full stop only on 2nd season in the buddhist legal end, it's like a football fairytale. their final match, they victory over like sixpence the capital city under dogs to europe. yeah. do you work for these all season today? we're on the sunny side of the street. what is injured after his own indict jail? and how fitting that max, who put the seal on it all. the unconventional front man's arrival last summer was greeted with perplexity in some quarters. was his star and lower. really a good match for the young collector's marks is too much. is it a charac

is that one openly gay expert should be on that commission. then you go back and look at stories, and look at gary power who was a domestic policy adviser. and i conservative senator, this should not be an administration that gives people appointments based on their bedroom habits. that is the level of ignorance and bigotry. that really still existed even as late as going into the late 19 eighties. >> the reagan years, were somewhat glamorous years in washington d.c. it's hollywood on the potomac in many ways. president reagan, cherished and relished his hollywood friends i think mrs. reagan did to. the influence that she brought into the white house social dynamic, that was particularly hollywood based. >> she certainly brought in, a big glamour factor. frank sinatra was a fixture, on all sorts of events. and it was such a contrast from the carter years. you know, jimmy carter at one point played he band playing hail to the chief because he thought it was too pretentious she not only brings back the glamour factor she courts the liberal georg

on this. the president appointed a special envoy. jeff feldman who's been out in the region, senator kunz who is gone out as a special emissary of the president. we are engaging with our partners both neighbors of ethiopia as well as others to push the government to take the right decisions to open up humanitarian space to allow for humanitarian assistance to be brought in the conflict and start moving ethiopia back into a country that we all respect and honor and that's my goal as i continue to work. >> the gentleman's time is expired. the representative of florida for five minutes. >> congratulations on your appointment. i want to continue on with what many have been speaking on and ask an opinion question is the human rights council in anti-semitic institution? i think that there are individual countries in the ande human rights council that are anti-semitic. i don't want to call them out but i think we have seen the human rights council and actions of country inns in the human rights counc

one thing. u.s.-russia relations are at a low point. >> let me make it clear, i think he's right in that it's a low point. >> reporter: the president preparing to come face-to-face with the man he once said had no soul, planning to deliver a firm message on everything, from cyberattacks and human rights. >> we're not looking for conflict. we are looking to resolve those actions which we think are inconsistent with international norms. >> reporter: but unlike his predecessor, who refused to publicly confront putin on election meddling in 2018. >> i have president putin, he just said it's not russia. i will say this, i don't see any reason why it would be. >> reporter: biden will not hold a joint press conference with the russian leader. >> i know you don't doubt that i'll be very straightforward with him about our concerns, and i will make clear my view of how that meeting turned out, and he'll make clear from his perspective how it turned out. but i don't want to get into being diverted by did t

democrats on one side, republicans on the other. we each have our own ante -room. if we just had one ante-room where we all come in and it is not in front of the camera, you might get a little more socialization. the physical premises is to separate us. what do you think about that? there is nothing that stops us. i often will go over to the republican side if i want to get a deal done, but the layout of the place is designed for separation. molly: that is a very important point. i will underline something you yourself just said. nothing is stopping you. this is a point that yuval has made several times. if there are changes that you want to see made it, you are the people to make those changes. maybe that starts with breaking down the norms of only gathering with members of your party before a committee hearing. you are absolutely right that the evolution of the congress and its physical space means that you are physically separated in many situations, but i would encourage you to be the change. yuval: the primary difference in the ante-rooms is which cable news s

you are one of the most behind on climate change.of you didn't even admit that climate change was happening until 2019. while your statements have been more supportive lately, your actions are still fighting through lobbying and who you fund in terms of elections. we have 126 of structures of climate change in congress. you have acknowledged that climate change does exist and that it is human cost. we need to get off of the polluting fuels. much of the infrastructure bill you just mentioned has the solution to stabilize climate and reduce pollution by choosing greener products and glowing -- going to a clean electricity standard. the compromise you talk about his $1 billion does not address those issues. when are you going to start to take the leadership role to get the climate and pollution solution that we need? caller: -- guest: i appreciate deborah acknowledging the chamber does know that climate change is real. human activity contributed to it. one of the things the chamber has done that makes a meaningful difference, it did not

this opinion on the sunday express take on this story?— on this story? this is a big deal. sunday express _ on this story? this is a big deal. the sunday express is _ on this story? this is a big deal. i the sunday express is incredibly loyal _ the sunday express is incredibly loyal to — the sunday express is incredibly loyal to the uk government and it's no surprise — loyal to the uk government and it's no surprise that the tone it has taken — no surprise that the tone it has taken of— no surprise that the tone it has taken. of course there should be credit— taken. of course there should be credit to — taken. of course there should be credit to rishi sunak and the uk government. we talked about global diplomacy there. to have such a big win, something that has been negotiated for years, on the first day of— negotiated for years, on the first day of the — negotiated for years, on the first day of the g7, it's a big win for rishi _ day of the g7, it's a big win for rishi sunak— day of the g7, it's a big win for rishi sunak and a big win for the uk government and it will make

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lead wives and baby, one on when he travelled to afghanistan, where even newborns are targets on al jazeera, revealing eco friendly solutions to combat threat to our planet. on al jazeera, the. ready news molly's crew leader is sworn in as president colonel asked me, going to promises to honor his international commitment and hold transparent election. ah, you're watching those. is there a light from a headquarters? and the also ahead. us vice president. common harris is in guatemala, in an effort to tackle the migrant crisis from the region where we live in guatemala. at least 40 people are dead and doesn't ginger offer to passenger trains, collide and pakistan. number of migrants and refugees attempting the dangerous crossing of the english channel by little but he's on the rise. i'm the foster blah, blah in cali. ah, hello, thanks for joining us. the leader of 2 military coups in less than a year has been sworn in as molly's transitional precedence colonel asked me go to his promise to honor regional and international commitments and hold credible and transparent elections. he's named th

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manu raju is on capitol hill. so manu, first start on the voting rights bill. it abin't going to get 60 votes 10 republicans to come along but will it get 50, in other words keeping democrats together. >> reporter: it is still an open question. they are confident they'll get to 50 votes but i talked to joe manchin and amy klobuchar about a deal. last night joe manchin said he was not there yet. he wanted to see what changes democrats would make. amy klobuchar said they're still negotiating in good faith. but ultimately, if they do reach agreement is a mong democrats it is not enough to pass the united states senate. this will need to be 60 votes to overcome a republican filibuster. this probably won't be any votes to move forward to open debate and it remains to see if there are 50. joe manchin wants to pair back the sweeping ethics overhaul and focus on key issues like voter i.d., expanding access to early voting and dealing with partisan gerrymanderings of house districts. those are things that democrats say they are for but all weekend long they negotiated a

convention, he called out president biden on the economy and dr. anthony fauci on covid. teased the prospect of another presidential bid in 2024, but said his focus for now is supporting candidates in next year's midterms who are loyal to him. in a moment we will speak with former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski, now head of a trump super pac. but we start with mark meredith in greenville, north carolina, reporting on a former president who's looking to the past and to the future. >> former president trump told a crowd of conservatives last night he is eager to be back in the political spotlight as he offered fresh criticism of his successor. >> joe biden and the socialist democrats are the most radical left-wing administration in history. gas prices are soaring, our industries are being pillaged by foreign cyber attacks. >> the president also had harsh words for china, saying the country must pay for its role in the pandemic. >> the time has come for america and the world to demand reparations and accountability from the communist party of china. >> meanwhile, h

these policies have one purpose and one purpose only. making it harder for younger poor nonwhite and typically democratic voters to have to access the ballot. >> democrats continue to insist that a swan is a response to state but we know it actually predates them. >> but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says democrats are just pushing partisan issues and calls the voting rights bill, a power grab for democrats the real driving force behind a swan. there's a desire to rig the rules of american elections permanently west virginia democratic senator joe manchin oppose the democratic bill and offered his own changes like voter id laws in band partisan gerrymandering. the white house says president joe biden sees this as a step forward. incremental steps forward in making voting rights more accessible, making voting more available is a good thing. now. some democrats expressed interest in manchin's proposal. but republicans are adamant to oppose this bill reporting live in washington. i'm basil john. all right. thank you very much. basi

long one.h, one, no major delays along 2.80 looking at the a san mateo bridge yet across towards the peninsula under 11 minutes richmond center fell commute starting to pick up. so that's about 11 minutes. you're traveling across towards san rafale. and let's leave you with a look at the golden gate bridge where there are pockets of fog just drive slow. no major delays about 20 minutes. >> all right. let's get back to the headlines now heading over to south florida where search teams continue to look through the rubble for victims of that partial condo building collapse with the death toll now standing at 9 people killed 152 people still unaccounted for the as a sad sad story. jeff patterson spoke with some of the rescue workers. >> who are working around the clock to try to find people. >> these are the vehicles of task force 3 their urban search and rescue experts from hillsborough county tampa and petersburg. now fully involved in the efforts here in surfside. got to be all 10 minutes as soo

be in a room with them one on one, make them feel heard individually. jeremy diamond, thank you. let's talk about all this with former congressman charlie dent. >>> good morning. it's great to have you. let's start on voting rights and what's going to happen today in the senate. and just big picture, your view on how your party has handled the issue of voting rights in this country since january 6. both on the state level legislatively, they're willing to make all these changes and then not on the federal level. >> sure. first let me say, poppy, i think the gop legislatures around the country are overreacting with some of these laws that they have passed in georgia and texas and elsewhere. that's not to say every provision in those laws is bad, but they have overreacted. that said, the federal remedy, the for the people act, i think clearly misses the mark. there are serious problems with that legislation. i served in the pennsylvania general assembly four years. same day registration, independent voting, redistricting commissions, these are the purview of the states. these shoul

that one focuses on very specific law and part of -- supreme court in 2013 struct part of the law onclearance, having the justice department review elections in certain parts of the country that have had a past that have had potentially racist implications. the idea was with the john lewis act, democrats are interested in that bill, but to bring it up they have to build a case to make sure they can present that bill and present that legislation and it can withstand a challenge from the supreme court if someone decides s toue like they did previously. tom: does this all get figured out for the first november -- first tuesday of november? emily: a does not look good. they need the 10 republican votes in the senate or the filibuster needs to be change. at this point, neither of those possibilities seems like a reality. senator joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, not unsupportive of the filibuster, however, they did get called out my name by president biden yesterday who really called them out and said they are selling progress on momentum on a rights package. lisa: i haggle over how to go a

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stuart: hold on for one second.thought was an air taxi and you talked about united to deliver at the end of the decade, i thought they were buying supersonic planes, are they different? a supersonic plane different from the air taxi? >> absolutely correct. united, these are two separate transactions, archer is not involved in their supersonic jet but united has given archer a purchase order for $1 billion on their flying taxi different from the supersonic jet, the flying taxi will be a vehicle that will be able to carry people a range of 60 miles, 150 miles per hour so you see this take people from downtown los angeles to the airport in a handful of minutes, safer than helicopter, cheaper, quieter and better for the environment. united is also an investor on the closing of this transaction. stuart: what will we see as a demonstration? is this plane going to take off, fly around? are you going to be in it? >> i don't think i will be in it. there will be a bunch of people watching history made. i don't want to ruin th