dodge city had had a similar law, in fact, that masterson, his brother ed, who was the city marshal, was attempting to disarm a couple of texas cowboys who had failed to turn in their guns. and it turned into an argument. they pulled out their guns and they shot him at point blank range that masterson at the time was sheriff of ford county in which dodge city is located. he came running and pulled his own gun and shot down both of the cowboys. but the whole tragedy was over a basically what was an infraction or a misdemeanor over gun control. so the gun control laws would be the sometimes rarely enforced, depending on the circumstances, and sometimes they'd be strictly enforced. but if you go to dodge city now, they have a sign that says, gun, gun, gun control strictly enforced. and it's purportedly from the 1870s. and it's full of bullet holes. so i don't know how well it worked. i know you said that bat masterson kind of liked to propagate his his legend building. and everything, whereas wyatt earp involved in in that same thing and really early hollywood. no, wyatt earp was a very

speaker, i rise to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the chisholm trail through dodge city and bond. -- and beyond. the american cowboys who used these trails were those who ventured west in search of new tuns with nothing more than their horse, dogs, ropes and prayers. i grew up in kansas where there are more than 4.4 million cattle and cavs in our district. plenty of cowboys call the big first home. kansas has been the first frontier for cowboys since the 18 60's when cattle were driven from texas to places like abilene and dodge city. the cowboys who would drive about 3,000 head of cattle at a pace about 15 miles per day society took two months. they would look after their cattle 24 hours a day, sleeping under the stars in shifts in the land that would later become oklahoma. by the late 18 70's, so many cowboys were making this trek from texas to kansas that half a million head of cattle were being shipped out of dodge city alone every year. these long drives disappeared at the end of the century but the modern cowboys of today still embody the courage, dedication, personal respo

why our image of the wild west i so wrong is because of capitalism the residents of tombstone and dodge cityich is t grow and prosper what business person was going to open up a store in tombston if every time they tried t deposit the weeks earnings i the bag they're going to b robbed small towns on the edge of civilization wanted to becom cities with civilized people and attract of the right peopl to their communities but once the frontier is closed, the goal of economic development -- led to romanticize the supposedly violin passed t track her tourists that's why if you go t tombstone today you'll see a reenactment of the shoot out o the okay chorale about seven times a day. >> the idea of attractin people to live their, gu control was an important par of it. >> absolutely. look, we are not saying that guns were not popular in the wild west. if you are out there on th frontier going from town t town where there is no law enforcement, there were savage animals and maybe hostile ba guys, you needed firearms to protect yourself but when you came into the town, the dodge city, east the tombsto

gary salmans is an investigator with the ford county sheriff in dodge city, kansas have you seen these ids that people are using? do they look real? >> some of them are very well done some of them are actually state ids, and some of them look like a high school attempt to get into the bar. >> reporter: pssi told nbc news the company sympathizes with identity theft victims, writing, "the company's compliance hiring process successfully caught over 8,000 instances of identity verification issues since 2020, clearly demonstrating a commitment to rooting out violations," and says responsibility lies with workers who use fake identities. what do you want the companies who are using these employees to do about it >> i feel like they need to be more strict on hiring process. i know it's hard to get people to work, but this is not the way to do it >> reporter: julia ainsley, nbc news, holland, michigan. >>> still ahead here tonight, these popular baby sleepers were recalled because they weren't safe so why are they still for sale online? >>> a warning for parents. a popular baby sleeper was pu

his team, and the department of commerce, we have brought panasonic to de soto, more cheese to dodge cityd to philipsburg, barley - and since the start of my administration, kansas has brought in over $15 billion of new capitol investment. [applause] [applause] >> and created and retained over 54000 jobs, hit is been quite remarkable. but as our economic trajectory which is higher and higher, there is one thing in our way, there are not skilled workers for all the jobs we've created. it is our truth and we are all aware of it and our labor shortages and economic growth and this is another one of those big x attentional challenges ahead of us, and if we fail to train up a large more skilled workforce, businesses will stop knocking at our door and the trend of her children and grandchildren moving to missouri and to colorado in texas in search of four, will accelerate. we must stop this trend in his tracks and we can do that by creating strong talent that is abundant educational economic opportunities, right here at home. [applause] [applause] >> fully funding education was an important pla

and his team at the department of commerce, we've brought panasonic to de soto, hilmar cheese to dodge city, amber wave to phillipsburg, and bartlett grain to cherryvale. since the start of my administration, kansas has brought in over 15 billion dollars of new capital investment. and we've created and retained over 54,000 jobs, it's been quite remarkable. but as our economic trajectory of reaches higher and higher, there's one thing in our way. there are not enough skilled workers for all the jobs we are creating. it's the hard truth, and we are all aware of it. our labor shortages are driving up prices and stunting economic growth. this is another one of those big existential challenges ahead of us. if we fail to train up a large, more skilled workforce, this -- businesses will stop knocking at our door. the trend of our children and grandchildren moving to missouri, to colorado, to texas, in search of work, will accelerate. we must stop this trend in its tracks. and we can do that by creating a strong pipeline of talent that has abundant educational and economic opportunities right here

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waited, tried to hide in a rented apartment, cut off her hair on the night of the murder, dodged around the cityerent cars, trying to confuse the tracks. well, a few hours later , handcuffs snapped on her. and kiev, as always, hurried to be baptized from the terrorist attacks . of course, from the one with whose hands the crime was committed. artyom pavlovsk caught this crime . for the first purchase. do you want to know? what is benefit benefit is megapower of your tariff, which you choose yourself for free. activate the megapowers you need in the megafon app , the number one mobile operator. millions of people choose warmth and comfort with how windows. buy from official partners. it happens that tomatoes it's hard to even call tomatoes in tomatoes eco-culture there is no chance, but the taste is eco-culture, there are delicious tomatoes? what is behind this sign that we have good tests, but, as you understand, more than 470 outpatient oncological care centers are not canceled for testing. the whole country is free and close to the national health project, what is important here and now pulls

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also dodge city. tomorrow strong winds develop across the plains.sk of some severe weather along these thunderstorms. we'll be watching that very closely. plus, hail will be a problem isolated tornado can't be ruled out. from omaha to oklahoma city. and then thursday, this line of storms will bring us a lot of heavy rain flash flooding is possible we have a risk of severe weather especially just to the east of dallas down through houston. up into st. louis. damages winds, isolated tornadoes, rainfall amounts anywhere to isolated amounts from green bay all the way down to little rock we will get to your local forecastst in the next 30 secon. we s should pay y more thann men for r the same t thing. or p pay taxes f for periodod products.s. here, we c can ask k tough quesestions, day or nigight. and herere, we'rere actually y . anand because e of that, w wen focus on g getting heaealthier totogether. togegether. hehere, healththier happenes togegether. cvs s health. i'm meteorologist kari hall. earlier we had a cold front that moved through, brought so

ultrasound akim dodge the jihars of the city to automate in the walkie-talkie to increase the brightness of the service bulky helps with the terrible technologies. we liked, firstly, the electronic queue that is here. and very good functionality. we liked how the electronic interaction with various departments was organized, so we were interested. i even want to say by my own example, and in our mfc this is the point yes, where all applicants come in order to arrange a large number of services, therefore this place is very important for the applicant, since it is possible to conveniently and several services at once , and therefore such offices, they are important both in the russian federation and in the republic belarus is actually today's visit and we are considering the next one. like that work on the possibility of exchanging experience to expand the competence of mutual, which will help uh citizens more conveniently use public municipal services in our republics. goblet and marriage with the russian region in shakespeare focus-dialuhu inna mutually beneficial noisy tourism projects

waited, tried to hide in a rented apartment , cut off her hair on the night of the murder, dodged around the cityfferent cars, trying to confuse the tracks. well, a few hours later , handcuffs snapped on her. and kiev, as always , hastened to be baptized from the terrorist attack. of course , artyom pavlov was caught with him by whose hands he committed the crime on the territory. the russian armed forces continue to liberate the territory of donbass , hostilities are systematically developing in the areas of artyom, skaavdeevsk, avdeevka nalimansky kupinsky direction this was reported today at a conference call on the ledge during a speech by minister of defense sergei shoigu and someone ukrainian media report serious losses in artyomovsk in the battles for the city, the promoted media faces of ukrainian nationalists were eliminated. who will they tell anton podkovenko? artyomovsk became a real meat grinder for the nazis, including those whose names often flashed in ukrainian publics such as daniil leshuk, for example, klitschko mujahid, a former militant of the tornado battalion, which consiste

dodge. i don't like the city anymore, look at what its done to me. >> it is always good to have a tower if he's going to visit. >> he's not going to down the golden escalator. we had a great political panel about 45 minutes ago talking about the implications of the political implications and everything else regarding this da here in new york indicting in donald trump on 34 felony counts. watch. >> anyone have to take it seriously, we have these kinds of charges pending against you. however, most fair americans know this is a witch hunt which donald trump says. this is about getting donald trump. >> on the part of legislatures and prosecutors to attack this former president in an effort to prevent him from beating candidate in 2024. >> he's resumed innocent until a jury makes a decision. today, we'll find out the substance of the charges. >> also, after this is done, you got three more indictments that could be looming. one in georgia and one in 26 and one in mar-a-lago. jack myth is going after the president and making his own attorney take the stand. secret service have been subpoenaed and the

city and hire social workers to respond to calls. he says the move will free up officers to crack down on crime. yesterday johnson dodgedon whether he will fill 2000 police vacancies in his city. >> do you still plan to fill the police vacancies? >> we are uniting the city today and this moment is quite frankly historical moment. the first black woman, lgbtq transitions her administration to another black man. >> guy: okay, not an answer to the question. johnson will officially replace the aforementioned lori lightfoot on may 18th. >> ashley: in austin, texas, defund the police activist says bartering with criminals instead of sending them to jail, saying someone breaks into my home, i call the police. then what? they find the person and the person goes to jail, we didn't fix anything. instead of sending her to jail, say she pays me back by cleaning my house for the next six weeks. co-founder of save austin now is joining me now. cleo, thank you for being here. austin is constantly in the news lately because of things like this. crime in the city is up because of the staffing shortages in the police department. tell us

that his fighters are advancing in the city. russia's parliament has signed off on and overhauled the country's conscription law. the legislation makes it harder to dodge a military call up and it allows draft orders to be delivered by e mail. ukraine is expected to launch a spring counter offensive and their speculation. their moscow is planning a 2nd wave of troops mobilizations. it happened very quickly. both chambers of russia's parliament fast track changes to the conscription law that has already been on the table for 5 years. now any one who does not report to the military after receiving a draft notice will no longer be allowed to leave. russia. is viewable difficulties, love those who repeatedly do not report for duty and can have their drivers license revoked, least their right to engage in real estate deals revoked militia and may neither register or business nor borrow money. do you got it quickly? yes. but if you can, but the most important new feature is that draft notices must no longer be served in person to be valid as was earlier the case. other delivery methods are now permitted, such as my registered mail or electronically via the g

football game where the we have a busted play and you have a kansas city with a jack mahomes 15 yards behind the line of scrimmage dodginglinebackers and he throws a hail mary into the end zone and they've caught it. yeah, that's about what happened at midway. very good. hey, do you have any, any questions from our. from our or from the audience? we'll open it up also. kyle, can i get you to run a mic out here? if anybody has a question. there's one that's on fire at the track. if could have you ask that in the microphone there so we can hear it. right. it kind of had something to. so the question is, why did chiang kai shek have so much influence? how much were so much influence? how white, how why did chiang kai shek have so much influence over the negotiation? it's a very good question. and, you know, their their motives were their their position was not the same as ours. it it just seemed like cordell hull was so married to. our so-called allies. which was the british, the dutch and the chinese, he could not act independently. both the british and. the chinese wanted us in the war. the british had been in the war for

dodged horace on friday. earlier this week, 39 people died in a fire in a migrant detention center in the city which is close to the us border. an investigation is under way into why 68 men appear to have been left locked in their cell while the fire burns. 5 people have been arrested. john holman, has more from mexico city president andres manuel lopez over the door of mexico on friday visited see about quad is a town in which at least $39.00 migrants died in a fire that broke out in a migrant detention center in the town. on monday night, but his visit was actually to investigate what happened to see the survivors, perhaps in the hospital. it was pre raised and it was local with local state officials and the president actually didn't go anywhere near those survivors. obviously wary of a photo opportunity of, or of any sorts of publicity around this case. what has happened off to the events of monday night is that some official security cards, a migrant himself who was accused of starting the fire, have been arrested. a commission has been announced by the president looking into human rights, the migrants i

dodge buicks. and what else is produced there in detroit and its environs, the indicative reaction of the chinese themselves in large cities, the presence of a cool car is prestigious, and for this steepness they are now going to shanghai at the stand of local manufacturers. here is the stand of the chinese manufacturer jac look how many people didn't push through. but right in front of the mercedes stand, one and a half people. and then the employees. this does not mean, of course, that china will stop buying mercedes; this indicates a trend. the trend is that the pace of development of the chinese auto industry is many times ahead of the rate of development of the western one. well, the conditional bmw has improved its previous model, the chinese will answer this with a dozen new solutions to take. at least the electric car market. china has placed a big bet on it just to buy a gasoline-powered car. it's not a question here. there would be money. the chinese have them, but put it on record. license plates for conventional fuel cars are even played in a lottery, developing their economy. china has killed the environment a

dodge juarez on friday. on monday, 39 people died in a fire and a migrant detention center and the city which is close to the u. s. border and investigation is underway. there was a headlines on al jazeera coming up next. it's counting the cost. thanks for watching. bye bye. talk to law a will. the law when with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever war is america's global leadership, increasingly fragile. what will you s politics look like? as we had to the presidential election of 2024. the quizzical look us politics. the bottom line with alumni clark, this is counter that calls on al jazeera. we'll look at the world of business and economics this week. russia is increasingly turning to chime as you on, as it's foreign currency of choice. and moscow supports the use of the yawn and trade with other countries. could that threaten the u. s. dollar? also this way? ukraine winds a d i. m f. 's 1st loan to a country wool. why did the international monetary fund change its rules to lend the nation and what all the terms and conditions for key? and the i m f has agreed to inject

secret police stations in new york city but several across the country as well in los angeles, san francisco, houston, nebraska and minnesota. the white house is dodging questions of when prided under president biden will confront xi jinping about the recent aggression. joy to me marco rubio vice chairman of the senate select committee and a member of the senate foreign relations committee. it's good to have you this weekend you thank you for being here. what is your response to all the aggressive acts from china we know that the spying capabilities are about to get higher good. what is the response from the united states? >> and history of the world no country has invested so much money so fast in undermining and overtaking the united states soviet union did not have the money and nobody else is ever done it. this is the biggest challenge we've ever faced. a lot of the cases we've been talking about these things for years because they have been developing over the last decade, some of us that serve on intel we see it coming ahead of time you saw the police station that china had in newark to target chinese-americans who are pro-democracy and so forth

found yourself dodging or, worse, driving right into more and more potholes this year, you're not alone. across the country it seems like the pothole problem is getting worse. in one city, reports spiked 300% now some cities are fighting back our niala charles pounded the pavement looking for solutions. >> reporter: on road after suspension-rattling road, america is going to pot. potholes >> they're just everywhere and it's a hazard. >> reporter: in san jose, daily calls for pothole repairs doubled earlier this year in fresno, california, pothole complaints are up 305% from last year in minneapolis, they more than quadrupled. >> are you satisfied with the repairs that are being done thus far? >> no. >> reporter: kevin potter hit a pothole near his san diego area home that wrecked his tire so he and his wife formed their own pothole patrol >> it's so deep, it's getting bigger and bigger. >> reporter: prowling the area, documenting concrete craters on facebook >> pothole city. >> reporter: experts say wild temperature swings plus record rains have made the situation far worse this year. >> the number of drivers that have sustained vehicle damage from a pothole that have

we should stop dodging the issue from the administration's perspective and pin the rose and let's go after president xi for permitting international flights out of wuhan city after he shut down domestic flights, knew he had covid there, but let it spread around the world. i believe that is a criminal act and he should be held accountable for that. >> harris: what does it look like if we go after him, real quick? >> he will deflect all of that but we can penetrate to his people. that is the thing that he is concerned about most. loss of confidence by the chinese people and the chinese communist party. that's his number one concern as the leader of china. >> harris: i appreciate you laid it out in such a way that shows the weakness at the top with president xi and there is ground to run against him if we are willing to do it. you are willing to do it. we have to get everybody on board. everybody has to be willing to do it. general jack keane, a pleasure to have you in "focus" today. thank you. >> always great seeing you. >> harris: a judge is forcing the f.b.i. to hand over all records related to that 2021 national school board association letter. you know,

dodge bukes. and what else is produced there in detroit and its environs, the indicative reaction of the chinese themselves in large citiesthe presence of a cool car is prestigious, and local manufacturers are now going to shanghai for this coolness. here is the stand of the chinese. manufacturer jac , look how many people did not push through, but right in front of mercedes man and then employees, of course, do not mean that they will stop buying mercedes in china; this means a trend; the trend is that the pace of development of the chinese auto industry is several times faster than the rate of development of the western one. well, the conditional bmw of the best chinese will answer this with dozens of new decisions to take on their previous model. at least the electric car market. china has placed a big bet on it just to buy a gasoline-powered car. it's not a question here. there would be money. the chinese have them. but put it on record the problem is numbered signs for conventional fuel cars are even played in a lottery, developing their economy. china has killed the environment and is now actively fighting for its r

dodge hornet. yep that's exactly right. photo out today shows 16 year old ralph funeral home and recovering almost a week after the kansas city teenager was shot in the head, allegedly by an 84 year old homeowner. after ringing the wrong doorbell, andrew lester, the suspect, pleading not guilty in court today. he's currently out on $200,000 bond. omar jimenez has been covering this story for us. so omar, what have you been learning? well you said the latest he pleaded not guilty, so he's out on bail, but that that's part of the thing. that's that's enraging for some people that obviously this happens. it's a reality of our legal system that he paid his bill. he's at home. he's he's okay. there are conditions you know, passport revoked can't leave the state that sort of thing. but on the other side ralph ural, the 16 year old. he was actually shot. he has made a lot of great strides. you saw him in that picture there that he actually is. wake having conversations. i mean, it's just a miracle. incredible miracle. glad i'm so glad i was talking to you know lee merritt, one of the attorneys shot in the head than a week ago and hi

together, that we went to the city together on what we were together 24 hours a day on that we used to eat together and wake up together. i have a one room of underworld one ah dodged whatnot. when the i s troops left rocca, the i said the fighting would go on for another 10 years and they were talking about i e days that mit i had left at the mines was still there. not even 20 percent of the i d. 's of rocca have been cleared up. it's full of i. e days. we been walking in the land with them. i now we, i woke him in the city with the id. the risk as the friend that has a lot of ideas and the technique is very difficult. saw in my opinion, it will take a lot of time. you can say 10 years. if nothing happen again. if you could give a name to id or land mines, why could you call them a name to id? i mean yeah. second question, a ghost committed to minds or death that he no, this is how i see it. they call them hidden soldiers or it's a good name, but they are still death in murder. it's a silent killer to sign the killer. yeah. he didn't enemy to, to you manage me how you love their sleeping beasts, waiting for a victim. has it and they can wake up very quickly. she t

city together. valenzuela. we were together 24 hours a day and have we used to eat together and wake up together in one of the room of of new log one ah dodged. would not when the i s troops left rocca, the, i said the fighting would go on for another 10 years and they were talking about i . e. e e days. that in my, the i had left at the mines was still, there aren't even 20 percent of the idea of rocca have been cleared up. it's full of i. e days. we been walking in the land with the mind now we, i woke him in this city with the id. the risk is different. that is a lot of ideas. and the technique is very difficult. so in my opinion it will take a lot of time. you can say can years if nothing happened again. the if you could give a name to id or line line, what could you call them? a name to it? i mean, yes, a good question. goes me a little minds, a death that you know, this is how i see it. they call them hidden soldiers. you know, it's a good name, but they are still death minute it's just silent, killer, signed the killer. he'd been in i me to, to here manage you know, they're sleeping beasts waiting for a victim and they can wake up ver

sam dodge as you all know, one of the most important people valuable people in city government carrying a lot of stuff on thinks holders. we respond to the planned operation sxz emergency urgent responses. and by this advancing point we're able to meet and synch at how we're doing it and ways that we can improve. we brought up this issue and started to vet it around and talk about it. we do believe that we can rapidly respond within 24 hours to all encampments. some are very complex and we take extra time to do them justice. but we do feel like that we are in a fundamental different world. that there would be a transition period thank you, for the work you do every day. >> thank you. next up amy king ceo of pellet shelter who flew in from washington and has to catch a flight home shortly and i think you're going to share a bit about pellet's model and why your experience believes hsh has cost us and costs necessarily high. >> thank you for that. good afternoon, i'm amy king i'm the founder of pellet shelter as supervisor mandelman said. let's see if i can get my document to load here fo

have conversation with sam dodge to articulate your needs before they come to us during budget so we can have a more productive conversation about how you would like to see the city dollars spent city wide around the ambassador program. i really strongly encourage to you have the conversation with the mayor and of course with me. if you so incline i'm happy to hear your needs and see how we can facilitate the conversations to make sure that that is well thought out and serve, h superial district and not concentrate in one area. >> thank you supervisor chan. seeing no other names, i will reiterate what i said at wednesday's committee meeting and i appreciate the steps that the chair of the budget and appropriation committee has taken that she just described. but i will say as the, as the district supervisor beneficiary of much of the ambassador activityity, which is i experienced on a daily basis. i am the beneficiary in china town of the ocia ambassador in lower knob hill upper tenderloin of urban alchamy and throughout the district from fisherman's wharf into supervisor dorsey district of the sf travel orange coded 'em ambassador, the blue coded former police am