the there is a change in the sea of america. americans are buying guns, particularly african american cove. it was the change that really had our, our community thing, you know, for the 1st time we need to get a gun. we estimated over $3000000.00 black folks purchase guns during this time, and that is a huge uptick. and to your point about younger folks, a lot of those folks for younger they're no longer listening to the past narrative that have been placed out there in terms of a gun is a bad thing for black book. we are, we are, we are dismissing that. we are looking at gun, that's something that the value add to our family. we can, we need to protect ourselves. our family. i love ones, and we think that's a very good thing to law abiding citizen here in the united states. david. so i think no, i miss the, i think some of the amazement internationally about the united states and this issue could be understood as the this country for since its founding a has had an obsession with gods and gun ownership and gun rights. and obviously we are a fair reef harry, different country than whe

of lithium. what's at stake for people living on the dusty, desert land that was once the salton sea? ♪ soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." america'seenagers are in crisis. that's the warning from u.s. surgeon general vivek murthy. over the past decade, rates of anxiety and depression among young people have been on the rise. the newest research shows the pandemic made it worse. according to a just-released national survey by the cdc, 44% of high school students report persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness during the pandemic. that's a 40% increase from 2009. as kids and parents seek help, they are facing a nationwide shortage of mental health professionals, a lack of therapists and psychologists, few taking insurance, and long waiting lists. schools are trying to fill in the gaps, but school counselors are overloaded. our correspondent jessica gomez visited one los angeles community, where educators are trying to fast-track the help kids need. jessica: in the los angeles suburb of pico rivera, high school life slowly getting back to normal. charline bravo: just stepping into campus again felt really good, because now i am

. >> reporter: at the boy scouts of america sea base, young men and women have been learning to scubaades where they see up close where the reeves under threat. >> it is time to be f■rank. it's due to a number of factors, changes in water temperature, quality, and human interaction. >> mike johnson thought scouts could be part of the solution, using a technique called frntatagn.iome in to tiny pieces that grow 50 times faster than in nature. the scouts plant them underwater to rebuild the reef. this is what they look like after five years. >> do you think there's a coral restoration merit badge on the horizon? >> i hope so. >> even woupt a badge, these kids know they are making a difference. >> when i remember my biggest accomplishment in scouting it would probably be the sea program. >> reporter: the nursery has grown 10,000corals and part of a ten year program to help the reef. >> he said they are helping the sea and future scouts. >> it's going to make an everlasting change and benefit for future generations. >> reporter: a scout service project for mother nature, building a operat

about for several months now, that we have many rivers that are feeding the sea of violence in our city and cities across americar all lawmakers to be on the same page. the over-proliferation of guns. we remove 1,800 guns off our streets in a little over three months, similar to the gun that was used. it's time for us to get serious about the guns in our city, including those guns. >> o'donnell: more than three million people use the subway every day in new york city. what are you doing to make sure the commuters feel safe? >> well, number one, i'm one of them. i believe our subway system is one of the finest systems in the country, and it's going to play a vital role in our recovery effort. today, immediately, we're going to double down on our patrol strength. if i was not here, recovering from covid, i would be on that subway system today because i think as the mayor, you have to lead from the front. >> o'donnell: that was our interview with new york city mayor eric adams. let's turn now to the economy, with those stunning new inflation numbers out today. the labor department's consumer price index rose by 8.5

. >> is since launching in 2018 the boy scouts of america sea based nursery has gown 10,000 cocals.tion, what were you doing at 15? >> selling cookies in girl scouts. if was a big deal. >> business lessons. >> yes. i thought you were going to say like playing video games. all right. were you doing something. >> what were you doing? >> let's ask you that. >> it's a long list. i will remember when. >> that is very cool. >> character building. that's what happens at that age. >> that's what it was. >> step it up. >> i know. everybody has. >> little bit of rain. it's really localized if we look at where the rabe is falling now, tri valley. this still your rain. look at the latest images on there. there's not a lot to this. everybody has rain over night. a about a 10th of an inch of rain. in terms of rain still falling, one place. tri valley. we will bring it into the last image. then you get over the hill and you get to that 680, 580 connector. its been persistent. this is one of those lanes of rain that gets hung up. san ramone. dublin, pleasanton still watching the rain for and you wa

of britain. how it seems to continue to rule the seas to rule the world in alliance with the united states of americahe world is already different, india has become a great power. it is no longer a colony. of course, we cannot say that india will follow the all-russian policy. there is indian chinese. very deep contradictions, on which the anglo-americans will certainly play in their corporate style, but i am convinced. here, remember my prediction. here the indians arranged for him these beautiful dances and this round dance his voyage in fact and will end will trade with britain will work in the field security, but to take a decision that is contrary to the national interests of india , namely, these include breaking ties with russia in the energy sector in the sector of military-technical cooperation , let me remind you that 12 billion dollars is not so much with belarus 40, if anything, but at the same time this trade turnover in 2021 was a record in russian -indian relations, we'll be back in a minute. warning according to the story of the nobel prize winner - one foot is already at home. everyt

that we have many rivers that are feeding the sea of violence in our city and cities across america and for all lawmakers to be on the same page, the over proliferation of guns. we remove 1800 guns off of our streets in a little over three mo -- in three months, similar to the gun that was used. it's time to get serious about the guns in the city, including ghost guns. >> 3 million people use the subway every day, what are you doing to make sure that commuters feel safe? >> well, number one, i'm one of them. i believe our subway system is one of the finest systems in the country. and it's going to play a vital role in our recovery effort. today, immediately we will double down on our patrol strength. if i was not here, coming from covid, i would be on that subway system today because i think as system today because i think as the mayor you have to lead from open talenti and raise the jar. to gelato made from scratch. raise the jar to all five layers. raise the jar to the best gelato... you've ever tasted. talenti. raise the jar. feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that

clear, we will not surrender our city to the violent feud we will not surrender all of america to this cult of dealt. the sea of violence comes from many rivers. we must dam every river. that is the work of my life, this administration, and this police department. we are not stopping until the peace we deserve becomes the reality we experience. you have my word as a former police officer, as a fellow new yorker and as a mayor that we will end this epidemic and we will capture the individual. responsible for today's attack we will capture him and prosecute him to the full extent of the law thank you nypd, fdny, first responders, collaboration from the federal government, state, city, agencies. >> thank you, mr. mayor. i'd like to turn it over to assistant special agent in charge of the fbi, michael driscoll. >> thank you, commissioner i want to start by expressing our hopes and prayers that the victims of this event will enjoy a quick recovery they are our primary focus right now. i also want to echo the thanks for the partnership to the nypd, the atf, and all of the partners contributing to this investigatio

be clear, we'll not submit our city to the violent feud and not surrenderer all of america to this cult of death. the sea of violence comes from many rivers, we must dam every river that feeds the crisis. that is the work of my life, this administration and this police department. , we're not stopping until the peace we deserve is the reality of experience. as a former police officer, a fellow new yorker and your mayor, we will end this epidemic and that will capture the individual responsible for today's attack. we will capture him and prosecute him to the full extent of the law. thank you nypd, fdny, first responders, the collaboration from the federal government, the state and city agencies. >> thank you, mr. mayor. i'd like to turn it over to michael driscoll. >> thank you commissioner. i want to start by expressing our hopes and prayers that the victims of this event will enjoy a quick recovery. they are our primary focus right now. i also want to echo the thanks for the partnership to the nypd, the atf and partners contributing to this investigation. right now, the fbi, nypd joint terrorism task fo

shape, so, you know, cued does to the people in hungary and hopefully this is indicative of a major sea change in americawell. >> tucker: i hope that's right. if you want to know who your underdog is, ask yourself who is google and apple and the state department not supporting? that's the underdog. right there. candace owens, appreciate your point. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> tucker: more on viktor orban's victory later in the hour and we also found out how much the secret service has to pay to protect hunter biden while he paints his highly expensive paintings in malibu. plus a huge wave of illegal immigrants expected at the border any day. many will be flown out on secret flights to your state without your permission. that's next. this is... ♪♪ this is iowa. we just haven't been properly introduced. say hello to the place where rolling hills meets low bills. where our fields, inside and out, are always growing. and where the fun is just getting started. this is iowa. so, when are you coming to see us? ♪♪ as a business owner, your bottom line so, when are you is always top of mind. so start savi

sea from the air, there is the issue of mariupol, the question of where the black sea blockade of the protection of odessa is. direction for moldova, therefore it is very important that the united states of americauld feel that they are responsible and can do more at their own level and at the level of nato, forcing nato member countries because it is from the american budget that most of the countries and our neighbors poland, slovakia, romania, bulgaria, they will receive modern weapons. when will we be given soviet models ? mrs. hanno. and why exactly in germany is this connected with germany's position, as in particular chancellor olaf schulz announced that he does not see how can an oil bargo affect putin and stop his aggression in ukraine, not because there is a military base of the united states of america there and it is very important, well, it is double. maybe you can look for some symbolism in this. but i think that a- and for the americans it is very important that germany is at the level of the european union, although after macron's victory there will now be parliamentary elections. nevertheless , it is the germans who should demonstrate not the shirodilization of the western world

ascending to the top of the music world began with a stirring 2021 super bowl performance of "america the beautiful." ♪ from sea other performances? >> oh, yeah, sometimes, definitely. it takes about two words or a line and then i'm in it. >> how special was that performance for you? >> it was very special because you see a young black woman, black filipino woman up there on the stage playing electric guitar and i don't think you see that very often, you know, especially on a stage like that. so, you know, we'll be back for a halftime show one of these days. ♪ caught between your love and a hard place ♪ >> along with that electric guitar, h.e.r. plays the keyboard and the drums. ♪ if you want me ♪ >> the 24-year-old also writes her own songs, which makes the title of her latest album "back of my mind" more of a map than a metaphor. when you decide to put out something this personal in an album like this, what is the process? >> you know, it's moment by moment. it's what do i feel today or what did i feel yesterday that i need to get out on this paper, in this song. and when i do that, i don't realize that, oh,

beat when your heart is in this phase. the heart of the sea stop and stops and dozens of young guys are dying so why now in the hand ball in the same americalays vests? why do they also wear vests in martial arts, because the blow is not necessarily strong. it can be, here such no more just a strongly thrown ball can cause cardiac arrest. well, it's so distracted, you know. what is the difference between an elderly person and a young person, the young have large reserves, the elderly reserve is depleted, but an elderly person, he is accustomed to living in conditions of diminishing reserves, he is accustomed to looking for reserves on the side. but it's like ours now the history of sanctions. we got used to everything was everything was in abundance. now it seems like it doesn't exist. we need to save money here. here it is necessary to think, here it is necessary to seek. we are used to it. we have lived like this all our lives. here, my generation has been so alive all its life, but the same is difficult for young people with health. the young used to live in abundance, wow, i do not refuse reserves work. and if something happens, well s

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of climate change. the much warmer seas help the jellyfish population actually increased. i am laura trevelyan. thank you for watching bbc world news americaator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. amna: good evening, i'm on no nowise. judy woodruff is away. on the newshour tonight, russia shuts off the natural gas supplied to poland and bulgaria, escalating the standoff between russia and the west. volunteer humanitarians risk safety to provide food, supplies, and shelter to fellow ukrainians on the front lines. >> they start feeling better when they have warm food, tea. they are scared and want to go home. amna: the biden administration point person on immigration defense border policies in hearings on capitol hill. l that and more on tonight's pbs newshour.

of what a historian calls disengaged nationalism. it's a phrase i use in my own book. america should be strong, as we heard in the clip, america should have a preponderance of air and sea power, but should also be disengaged from the world. we should not take the lead. we should let others do the fighting and that will preserve our independence. that attitude is delegitimized in the eyes of many in government and outside of government because of the experience of world war ii and because of the rise of soviet power and the dawn of the cold war. robert taft was out of sorts with his own party on these issues of foreign policy, even as he rose to the senate majority leader in the opening stages of the eisenhower administration. he was a relic of an earlier american right, that is to say, it actually reminds us of a large part of the american right today. susan: in the eisenhower administration, senator joseph mccarthy and his tactics which earned the condemnation of his own party and country at large, and ultimately he self-destructed. you said the party took away a couple of lessons from the experience of the importance of mass media and the value of big personalities.

poly kudos toe the people in hungary and hopefully, as you said, this is indicativeary of a major sea change in america as well. i hope that's if you want to hear the underdog is ask yourself who is google and apple in the state department not supporting that's the underdog. candace owens appreciate your point. thank you so much. k ythank you ,. victor orban'se victory later in the hour. we also found out how much the secret service has to pay to protect entropies patents is highly expensive paintings in malibu. amazing report. plus a huge wave of illegalxp immigrants expected the border any day. many will be flownec out on secret flights into your country without your permission. that's next . nwhy are so many people turning to superbeets? crystal? because superbeets crystals give you the energy and blood pressure support you want from real beach without the beach. this super beach and i swear by it, it gives me more healthy energy to keep up with my schedule in support of the blood pressure wins by or by the nobel prize winning discovery of nitric oxide as a blood vessel signaling super black cherry

had business on behalf of america, which he failed to do, like to stop the chinese from stealing american intellectual property. for militarizing the islands of the south china sea away empty-handed. but hunter biden walked to both a 10% stake in a fund in 2019 had $2.5 billion of funds under management. in the second deal they were doing, you just mention $100,000 that came from the chinese energy company into the biden coffers. there is much more there's another $5 million in one. there is another $60 million that went to a biden family friend, one of hunter's business partners. a guy called rob walker in arkansas. and then there's another $1 million hunter was paid in legal fees supposedly to patrick and others cfc who was arrested at jfk. gerry: is quite a leaven quite lucrative at web for hunter biden will continue to talk about hunter biden, the infamous laptop. in particular the witch's father was involved in these particular (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use div

of busts on the high seas are now in san diego. the u.s. coast guard was seen offloading the massive haul of cocaine and marijuana yesterday, a 2 month long operation off south americainvolve the ship from the canadian navy result in 8 different seizures in international waters. 15 people were arrested. transportation secretary pete buttigieg announcing all new vehicles sold in the u.s. must get an average of at least 40 miles per gallon. >> by 2026, the fuel economy requirements will undo a rollback of standards that we're set under the trump administration. auto dealers say more stringent requirements could drive up prices of vehicles and push people out of an already expensive new car market. buttigieg argues the new fuel economy standards would save drivers about 1400 bucks in gas during the whole time. they have their vehicle. >> transportation is the second largest costs for american families. only behind housing. middle income and low income households spent almost 20% of their paycheck on transportation. this issue has been building for years. >> buttigieg also says the new requirement will lower carbon dioxide emissions by 2.5 billion metric tons by the yea

clear, we will not surrender our city to the violent few, and we will not surrender america to this cult of death. the sea of violence comes from many river come and we must dam every river. it is the work of my life, this administration, and this police department. we are not stopping until the peace we deserve comes the reality we experience. a former police officer and if a new yorker is your mayor, and we will end his pandemic and we will capture the individual responsible for today's attack. we will capture him and prosecute him to the full extent of the law. thank you, nypd, responders, collaboration, state, city. >> thank you, mr. mayor. i would like to turn it over to the fbi. larry: mayor adams giving his statement, obvious frustration given there are over 300 million guns in the country and seeing what happened on the subway in new york. interesting that they have already put out a picture of the man they say is a person of interest. this is kind of unusual. typically the police withhold more information, but the message seems to be they want everybody looking for this man. liz: absolutely. here

america. now, of all the red sea men welcomed in the colonies, the british parliament and the crown despised them not only did pirates break the law, but they also threatened the entire east indian trade which was a bulwark of the english economy. the resulting crackdown on pirates used a combination of stricter laws, more effective prosecutions, naval attacks on pirate ships and increased hangings to greatly reduce the pirate threat in the atlantic and by 1,700, it was almost completely eliminated. this general reprieve from piracy continued for the duration of the war of the spanish succession from 1702 to 1713 and if you're like me, the war of the spanish succession ask one of those wars they taught you about in high school and you still have absolutely no idea what it was and why they fought it. the only significant case of piracy in the colonies during the war was when captain john quelch sailed with fellow mutineers from marblehead, after murdering the captain of the, then travelled to bru zl where they plundered a number of ships and came back to marblehead with 10,000 pounds worth of boot

of 1762. a strategic port essential to the spanish power in the caribbean, havana was more strongly fortified than any other port in the americas. the british plan to attack it with a sea borne army of more than 20,000 men, including at least 500 free black men and 2,000 enslaved men from jamaica. thus brace joined thousands of african american impressed into military service. early in 1762, captain mills' vessel lost sight of the guide ship in a fog and was fired upon by a spanish vessel. during the ensuing battle, brace received five wounds and in the eyes of his captain, showed great courage. after towing the captured spanish vessel to savannah, georgia, mills sailed again for havana where the british assault began on june 8th. after a horrific siege in which hundreds of soldiers died from combat while thousands died from heat, yellow fever, malaria, gastrointestinal disorders and scarcity of drinking water, the spanish commandant formally surrendered on august 14th. after the war, captain mills returned to commerce, sailing with his crew to dublin, ireland and to many north american ports including halifax, nova scotia, st. augustine, florida, new york city, newpor

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was dropped on the soviet union as a warning of what's going to have to soviets if they interfere with america as post war plan. with a government the dead sea. we should impose punitive measures in such a way that only the other side is hurt and out there. now people do not so, so to speak. do not have to make any sacrifices. only the other side has the major sector for us. and we have to push the other side into her shirt, them that action through a kind of collective punishment, because that is what the sanctions on this large scale. and in that regard, sanctions a few more and out against human rights. ah, a with the russian defense ministry slums as a provocation. disturbing footage from the ukrainian town of boucher and the key at region stating that no civilians were killed by russian troops after ukrainian officials released pictures of masses of graves in the time allegedly phone. dr. russian forces have left also pays off battalions. that is said to be nazi affiliated organization, operating as a militia in your country. you know, they are what they are. the answer from the ukranian president when quiz up on the alleged the atrocit

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america's got talent, wowing the judges there. she perhaps as one of the most memorable performances ever on that show. and >> seasnted. but the fact that she's 10 10 and can do it in and out. it's not something that most kids would be but apparently she's channeling some of the great opera singer maria callas have a feeling will be hearing a lot more from her. we should have gotten her to sing. happy birthday today. we got to get to that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. he's nothing like making vicki uncomfortable in other years over does want you know, it's her birthday >> all and thanks to you both. do it haha. coming up at 6 o'clock. cheese shop in san francisco. closing its doors for good after more than a century of the lighting, japantown customers, the message the owners have for their loyal customers as they begin their retirement. a teen is shots near san jose high school. it's the most recent incidents in a rash of gun violence in the south bay. >> and police continue to search for a second suspect. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watchin

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other group of seven were killed the last two guys must have just looked at each other and said, okay, let's just split the money. now the red sea men were welcomed with open arms in america because they were in many cases the father's sons and brothers. of the the people in the colonies they were much beloved members of their communities and they were seen as going halfway around the world to rob quote unquote infidels and bring all that valuable money and jewels and silk back to america. now although the red sea men were welcomed in the colonies the british parliament and the crown the sprunt despise them not only did pirates break the law, but they also threatened the entire east indian trade which was a bulwark of the english economy the resulting crackdown on pirates used a combination of stricter laws more effective prosecutions naval attacks on pirate ships and increased hangings to greatly reduce the pirate threat in the atlantic and by 1700. it was almost completely eliminated. this general reprieve from piracy continued for the duration of the war of the spanish succession between 1702 and 1713 and if you were like me the war of the spanish succession is one of