cindy christensen: tamra was on pearson road. alexander maranghides: pearson is one of the top five worst situations in all of camp fire. the fire overtakes evacuating, gridlocked traffic. everything is on fire all at once. vehicles start catching on fire. 40 abandoned vehicles in that 6/10 of a mile. and this created a very, very dangerous situation. nichole's car was trapped with me right on pearson road. nichole jolly: that tree could come down on me at any moment. this is ridiculous. and i'm stuck. [bleep] tamra fisher: oh, my god. it's everywhere. in tamra's video, you could see my white truck, and you can see nichole's silver sedan. people just sitting there. nothing was moving. tamra fisher: this is a [bleep] nightmare. just come on! oh, my god. karen davis: all of a sudden, i could feel my truck drop, which meant my tires were burning. and right in the middle of that, i heard a knock on the window. nichole got out of her car because her car had caught on fire. she tried to open the door, but the handles were gone from the

in arnold's works, the main character is bradley pearson, and this is exactly how he treats this , soer says just the opposite: i want to write books similar to your novels, that is, he buys it with a good assessment, well, let’s put it bluntly, with flattery, and that is, for her. i really want to listen to a lecture about hamlet, plus she herself played hamlet in the production, in fact, hamlet runs like this thread throughout the entire novel, but hamley appears here as a kind of black eros, that is, we see many references in the text to the phrase black eros, then there is kamli coming like black eros into this relationship, it turns out that it is eros that destroys them, or tell me how the plot is built around the karotic. destructive energy, but also intensity, that is, murdoch also meant intensity, that is, it is so thick, so dense, this is an all-consuming passion and... on the one hand it destroys, on the other hand it gives just the strength for creativity , that is, bradley pearson finally begins to have some kind of inspiration, that is, he begins to write, this is an ine

the one hand it destroys, on the other hand it gives just strength to creativity, that is, bradley pearson of the destruction of creativity, wait, he begins to write already in prison. when he supposedly killed this arnold, he actually killed him rachel, but everything is so confused in this family that in the end it turns out to be the culprit, for some reason this bradley, he doesn’t even particularly deny his guilt and but, but all this situation, this is all this dark eros, it led him to the fact that he finally sat down to explain what the paradox was, he the whole novel, i laughed a lot at this, this is of course a terrible situation, but i really laughed, from the very beginning of the novel, our bradley pearson wanted a place. for privacy to write? i also laughed, i also re-read it now, i noticed that all this time a person wants to write a novel, someone always interferes with him, some people, some events come all the time, in the end it is love that unexpectedly falls on his head , in the end, only in prison, he is finally left alone and can write a book, and he finally gets a p

of elite product, that’s right, that’s exactly how, that’s exactly how the main character bradley pearsoni want to write books similar to your novels, that is , a good one buys me one... good assessment, well , let’s say , straight flattery, yes, that is, she really wants to listen to a lecture about hamlet, plus she herself played hamlet in the production, in fact, hamlet runs like such a thread through the entire novel, but hamlet appears here as a kind of black eros, that is, we meet in the text there are many mentions of this phrase on black eros, that is, comes as black eros into these relationships, it turns out that it is their eros. destroys, yes, or tell me how the plot is built around the karotic interaction between julian and bradley, they have a huge age difference, they have a huge age difference, it’s true, that is , bradley is already over 50, julian is 20 years old, he is 58, this already under 60 even beyond, here we are, we’ll be so under 60, already under 60, and he generally considers himself, he himself condemned before this, well, that is, his sister’s ex-husband, wh

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joining us now is peter lavigne, also chris pearson, ceo of black cloak. thank you for being here. going to open it up with chris pearson because he's a member of this industry and to maybe ask how deep this could go. crowdstrike is a major player when it comes to cyber security, a large competitor out there. what exactly can the framing be about how big of a deal this is, chris? >> this is going to be as big as it gets. the only bigger type of incident affecting windows computers would be something happening to microsoft. on corporate devices, anti-virus for the corporate realm is what crowdstrike does. they have 50% market share for some of the largest companies globally. when this happened in terms of a library update, bad update pushed through the night, it literally caused crowdstrike to identify a file on the system as being bad, causing it to go to a blue screen. literally folks, if their computers were open last night, servers always on, this literally basically bricked those devices into that blue screen requiring updates to them in terms of some items removed and/or manua

c president pearson very specifically said, prime minister motif, we appreciate your efforts to resolve the ukraine of crisis in a peaceful means. do you think that that is a place full into talking to me? another non aligned globe themselves, a nation, maybe china, and we'll just act as a mediator in this context. i'm not true, as i see them can text is really only day training may be a something like uh, you know, causing a day to maybe as so as a ne funds that is trying to my country's uh, ending these. it'd be closer to each other in a bit to the table of color. it's uh in fact, and because india has nothing to assist in uh, continuing the soil because for renewal of course, because the shopping days, not enough. so 3 is the best and concert, for example, when they do as of chinese because 3 days has some benefit from this constantly because so in that, in fact, this has cheap oil and gas and to personalize this. so because of rough and you don't know the east across from the economy, but as the same time for reading the, it's the inspect the set of problems because so it's thing ag

how so evening with president pearson and the residents in the most sca reach and they drank tea. they drove round in the electric gulf, bought the, they went to the stables a so a full, so the of pools had a private dinner and he woke up and could eat motif set straight to business about the engines. i asked press community, he visited the tomb of the unknown soldier here by the credit as well. and also he did with his washing counterpart, make a pit stop at the old russian exhibition center. not really far too far from where i am an amazing cultural space with numerous civilians dedicated to the us us all of 15 former republics. now, $1000000.00 that they did towards a relatively new one, the recessive one, an amazing 25000 square meters space. and it's really dedicated to the country's history and of course, oh, it's the latest achievements in the utility industry when it's done and use it was actually a very detailed, quite a long toilet that india and rushed to have cooperated in this 5th since the 1980s napa flagship partnership, which is quite literally powering south south

>> lydia pearson has just become the youngest person to climb all 48 of new hampshire's mountains over and breaking the record. she walked more than 300 miles and climbed a total of 100,000ft, more than three times as high as a commercial jet fly. wow. that in perspective, even more remarkable. >> lydia's climb started shortly after her birth in a carrier with her mom, whitney. now in her career with mom, lydia reached the top of all 48 of those peaks four times each before she even climbed one herself. >> so she was born to do this. you could say? absolutely. >> next to gritty posing for photos with a player with the philadelphia fliers at jc penney. wait, what about jc penney? >> yes, i do, i love jc penney. yeah, i knew that, a social media video. >> oh it's open. >> i thought i was saying this is probably this kind of pictures. >> the fliers rotund orange mascots as he managed to convince their players, scott lawton, to do the awkward jc penney photo shoot. guys, remember this era. >> seen these? these have gone viral. people are going back to jc penney or sears or i was gonna say

destroys, on the other hand, it gives precisely the strength for creativity, that is, for bradley pearsonme kind of inspiration begins, that is, he begins to write, this is an inextricable part of the destruction of creativity, wait, he starts writing already in prison, when he supposedly killed this arnold, actually killed him rachel, but everything is so confused in this family that in the end it turns out that for some reason this bradley is to blame, and he doesn’t even deny especially his guilt and but, but this whole situation, this whole dark eros, it led him to the fact that he finally sat down to write, what’s the paradox? he's the whole novel, i really laughed at this, it's certainly a terrible situation, but i really laughed, from the very beginning of the novel, our bradley pearson wanted a place for solitude to write, i also laughed, i also re-read it now, i noticed that all this time a person wants to write a novel, someone always interferes with him, some people, some events come all the time, in the end this is love unexpectedly falling on one's head, in the end only in pr

they can't mess with the, like godaddy, audio pin meg the front page and that, you know, does all of pearson men is useful or them was moved that he gets expose, go to lecture and find out about all the story info, migraines, reliable news for language, wherever they may be the, this is dw news, and these are our top stories. the 1st projections in france show the new popular front, the left wing alliance coming in 1st. and the countries parliamentary elections by the in depends, anti immigration. national rally is in 3rd with president emmanuel and my call centrist block coming 2nd. if the vote count bears out the projections, it would be a remarkable turnaround from the 1st round. with the far right came 1st protesters and blocked roads across israel to mark 9 months since the start of the war.

you had to be close enough to richmond pearson's house in order get to him in order to get these writsso if you're on the other side of the state, you were you were not in great shape. but yeah vance clearly doesn't like it. and vance grows more and more frustrated over the course of war, especially by 64 and early 65. he's doing just about everything. can i mean? vance had been a wig and, you know, he was in court credibly popular in the mountain counties were the ninth and 10th congressional districts out there. but you also get a lot of people in north carolina who never the whig party really at heart north carolina had an opposition party in 18 in the late 1850s after the whig party died nationally. so people continue it on in terms of those old ways and so you know when secession happened there were an awful lot of people out there that were willing to stand up and say, hey, you know, i don't know if clay would like this, you know, and so they're they're concerned about this, but it spread it's spread at the local level and spread i think if you look at a congressional map, u.s. o

daily telegraph columnist allison pearson.and former labour party adviser matthew laza allison. how do you feel when you see people are unable or unwilling to name the actual problem here? >> well, we know that jess phillips is no shy, retiring violet . she's phillips is no shy, retiring violet. she's a you phillips is no shy, retiring violet . she's a you know, she's violet. she's a you know, she's a very powerful, articulate woman. and she was booed horribly at her at her count where she did survive. unlike, you know, there's a lot of , you know, there's a lot of, labour constituencies which are under threat now from from the muslim vote. and i think it's very disappointing they were to prepared say horrible men were vilifying us or saying, you've got blood on your hands, but there's still a hesitation, isn't there, patrick, about naming what it is. and i think there's extreme fear of being found guilty of islamophobia and these people. it is a minority of very, very unpleasant people. and i think that they are to prepared e

pearson is britain's third—most successful paralympian, and was part of the victorious team with wellscareer 2.0". she's returning to the games after the disappointment of missing out on a medal in tokyo and maternity leave, feeling, she says, stronger than ever. marchant�*s been talking to sally hurst. when you're an olympic track sprint cyclist, you spend more time lifting weights than riding your bike. the power required to get up to speeds of 70 kph puts an incredible force through the bike. so much so that katie's is getting fixed after breaking on the turbo. taste katie's is getting fixed after breaking on the turbo. we are -auttin breaking on the turbo. we are putting like — breaking on the turbo. we are putting like 1500 _ breaking on the turbo. we are putting like 1500 watts - breaking on the turbo. we are putting like 1500 watts on - breaking on the turbo. we are putting like 1500 watts on the | putting like 1500 watts on the turbo, but it's repetitive and the bikes are taking a lot of stick. there's a lot of movement and it's a lot for them to take, i think. floris lot for t

chair the city deputy city attorney, ann pearson. that's right. will be doing a couple of things, one of which is to make recommendations relating to charter bodies, which can only be amended by the voters. but it can also make recommendations with respect to bodies that are created by ordinance. and that language that you highlighted would also allow them to introduce an ordinance to change, consolidate, eliminate some bodies, but that is subject to approval by the board of supervisors. so i guess okay, so now that you've said this, now that you've clarified it, it very reminiscent to what the ethics commission is able to do. they're able to produce things on their own. and yeah, okay. i guess we can have further conversations about that. i'm not i'm not necessarily, sold on that part. i like the idea of them making the recommendations. i like the idea of them coming forward. but in terms of them this body being the one to introduce a legislative package, let's let's continue further conversations. the only other thing that i was going to say is,

whole i live on moscow within the department is in the russians capital for talks with president pearson but tuesday visit is no rental bodies, us bilateral trip of these new tubs, you know, hello, hello from a very c and a cost of must go. we all to be a very close eye on the rental body. so the price and product to be good for mercy has both to paid drive off the road. less than a kilometer away will be here with ex button novices in just a few moments. and with wells, the tension tv focused on moody's and also go visit in western states. continue to push india to cods it's tice with russian. the.

that's really what the racist, almost a big pearson the to um said, doesn't believe in climate change, put in secure. yes. vote against the national front. but vote for me. if we have a choice between 2 extremes, it's not a choice that motivates people. so what's the other solution? unfortunately, i don't see it national riley's leader, my name the pen urge to support us to turn out like never before in order to win next week. second round. to begin the strange in government and drive the forms of the country needs, we need an absolute majority in order for dunham park the left to be named in 8th days. prime minister by a manuel mccall 28 year old. but then it is the fresh waste of the fall, right? national rally, the we branded once. politically toxic, national front is no main screen closer to power, then it's after being the so the communities which i intend to be the prime minister, the everyday life. one, the one who prioritizes defense of purchasing power, the restoration of law and order and security throughout the country. and of course, the resumption of the migration policy

they may so stress the importance of implementing agreements that president pearson prime minister move on recently reached, including the supply of russian gauss computer pools or met with his counterpart that despite the gathering feeling, arranged by fun itself, think not supersedes, refused to answer the questions from rushing medium, a slab or a father spoke with a number of other states representatives, including from iran, ball rain and she wait focusing that on middle east solutions. well, here's all the teams us corresponding kind of more pen with what came from that russian, that security council session in new york with russia and its rotating position as president of the security council. for the month of july, we had the foreign minister survey lab, rob, who's in town giving a dynamic presentation before the un security council meeting that began this morning. one of the points that the russian foreign minister made was that russia has been open to negotiation from the beginning. and that they would like to see a diplomatic resolution of the conflict in ukraine. and western

can t method do it only like goes have you already a few megs of appears in the general does all of pearson men is useful or the most mood 3 gets expose? go to lunch, when you find out about all the story info, migraines, reliable news for migrant. wherever they may be, the worst i know, did i right? just do it. and i'm hosting dw new pod cast, thanks. trace amount. bother. today about joining us as we travel around your, facing the history of every day of that. and that's something right around the world. no need to talk about justice subscriber id, listen to park. gosh, the more take you along to the right. the devastated causes soft. are we to nato's close to the 1st assignment range? i mean, felt why are deforestation in the rain forest continue, carbon dioxide emissions. and again, the people of the world are we, what impact because change doesn't happen the make up your own mind. me the business, the, the news life from berlin, joe biden bows to stay in the race for the white house. the us president goes on the offensive, attempting to reassure tom democrats. he is fit for re election

it looks like lot him at pearson run to moody have sat down. they've come to some kind of agreement. they've teased about it, and we'll just have to wait and see what that actually means. well, so that's the, that's how i, like i said, the leaders of the world's most populous country, the leader of the world's biggest country, sat down towards and potentially parted ways. whether we will see moody in cars on uh, in the russian city for the brick summit, he was invited on this trip. that's something we will have to keep an eye on. but yes, that's how things are looking at the moment from a special covered studio here, we're going to wait and see if we can pick up anything from the photos of the criminal correspondence, rinsing salma. that's maybe whether she's put a little inside his insight into what was actually said behind those close goals. yeah, and the dates ask you, i mean it, you know, maybe maybe the main ceremonies have rep top, but what we now waiting for is all the little tad little tid bits of information leaking out, as you said, f

we spoke to a bullying, whistle blowers add pearson and joe jacobson, who sounded the alarm over bullying plain quality gaps of the department of transportation and united states. as this is the overseer of the fx, and what we've seen is the department of transportation is completely unengaged. they're just not disengaged. they're, they're, they're, they're standing on the sidelines like spectators. they're not really doing anything, notably from a leadership perspective and taking appropriate action. they're kind of just sitting back and waiting, so obviously the direction where the wind blows and then they jump in and point out the obvious. we gave them $35.00 recommendations. um, you know, we identified 35 problems and 35 recommendations. and it's to far as we concern they have done none of these. they've ignored all. so what happens is these people go, they continue to do with their what they're doing. they continue to get away with making very poor decisions, gross negligence. i'm putting the prophets in front of safety and the risk and everybody's lives. i avoid the, the boeing max

the time was that pierre trudeau and lester pearson was the prime minister at the time. pierre trudeau would start become the prime minister. i mean they just did basic math. this wasn't a particularly sophisticated approach. they looked and, said, our birth rates are slowing, we don't have enough workforce here and we are competing generally, speaking with the united kingdom and, an america for immigrants. so we're going to have to get awfully creative about this. and that meant two things. getting creative, looking at different layers. people who you might want to come to your country. that included activists and refugees, which most countries take, but they'd rather not write you'd rather not take the activist because just just take the quiet people who work. that was number one. and number two was what model do you create? make canada into a place that these people who were otherwise looking at other places would choose to come to and the model that you can and you i'm sure can articulate this than i can. but it was a model that said, you can come here and we'll feel

we spoke to a bullying, whistle blowers add pearson and joe jacobson, who sounded the alarm over bullying plain quality gaps. the department of transportation in the united states is this is the overseer of the fx. and what we're seeing is the department of transportation is completely unengaged. they're just not disengaged.

if it ceases to be some kind of elite product, and this is exactly how the main character bradley pearsonopposite, she says: i want to write books similar to your novels, that is, he buys me a good assessment of his work, well, let’s say, straight up flattery, yes, that is, to her i really want to listen to a lecture about hamlet, plus she herself played hamlet in the production; in fact, hamlet runs like this through the entire novel, but hamley appears here as a kind of black erost. that is, we find many references in the text to the phrase black eros, that is, comes as black eros into these relationships, it turns out that it is eros that destroys them, or tell me how the plot is built around erotic interaction, julian and bradley, they have a huge difference in age, they have a huge difference in age, it’s true, that is, bradley is already over 50, julian is 20 years old, he is 58, that’s almost 60 even. we’ll be approaching 60 already, already approaching 60, and he generally considers himself that he himself condemned before this, that is, his sister’s ex-husband, that he was an old

. >>> in the uk, pearson posted a profit in the first half of the year and it is on track to meet the forecast for the full year adding it will look to expand in key areas of early careers. >>> coming up on the show, uk chancellor rachel reeves says the labour government will be pro-growth and pro-business, but will reveal a series of spending cuts. don't miss that conversation. your business. take full control of your brand with your own custom store. scale faster with tools that let you manage every sale from every channel. and sell more with the best converting checkout on the planet. a lot more. take your business to the next stage when you switch to shopify. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is your frosted treat with a sweet kick of confidence. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul is your gateway back home. so what is cirkul? it's your water, your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built

pearson sweeney as a captain of exeter city football club.y player who still plays for exeter city who also played with olly. what are your memories of him?— played with olly. what are your memories of him? ,, , ., ., memories of him? seems a long time auo. m memories of him? seems a long time a90- my first — memories of him? seems a long time ago. my first season _ memories of him? seems a long time ago. my first season in _ memories of him? seems a long time ago. my first season in this _ memories of him? seems a long time ago. my first season in this club - memories of him? seems a long time ago. my first season in this club in - ago. my first season in this club in 2016, it was his final season. my memories of him are probably still the same. a really down—to—earth and humble and hard—working young man. we were pretty similar in age, so we had an awful lot in common and we stuck together in a small group of the lads who wear the same age. but yes, a really humble guy, and i'm so happy and proud to see what he is doing right now. he is rem

he matty pearson goes _ that appointment, mark?ake of his appointment and perhaps what it indicates future direction? i was surprised by the appointment, but when _ i was surprised by the appointment, but when we really welcome because it creates _ but when we really welcome because it creates a _ but when we really welcome because it creates a bit of hope. i had a chance — it creates a bit of hope. i had a chance to _ it creates a bit of hope. i had a chance to meet with james it creates a bit of hope. i had a chance to meet withjames in prison and talk— chance to meet withjames in prison and talk about his reviews and he has been — and talk about his reviews and he has been part of the prison reform trust _ has been part of the prison reform trust previously so he knows his way around _ trust previously so he knows his way around. what we are excited about, though. _ around. what we are excited about, though. is— around. what we are excited about, though, is the noises we are hearing as he _ though, is the noises we are hearing a

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pearson. >> bev turner post to vote.royal mail is being blamed for failing to deliver ballots to voters in time for the election. if you've been affected, we really would like to hear from you. >> part time prime minister the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says he won't work past 6:00 on fridays if elected . nice idea in fridays if elected. nice idea in principle, but is it realistic ? principle, but is it realistic? >> booze free britain a quarter of adults are now teetotal, with more younger people than ever avoiding the bottle. why is it the expense health? or are they worried about being seen drunk and disorderly on the dreaded social media? >> and with two days until the polls open, business secretary kemi badenoch asks wavering voters to stick with the tories, claiming all our lives depend uponit. upon it. >> and later this morning we're going to be speaking to the mother and brother of barnaby webber, the 19 year old who's one of three people killed in nottingham last year by valdo calocane. >> and where else wo

i reminded her another one of her predecessors julia pearson resigned when the white house grounds were breached. no one was even hurt in that instance. so why does her standard for her own personal accountability. it is par for the course with this administration everybody kind of bubbles hot air taking responsibility they are sick of it anywhere close to having a depressant because of it. >> martha: that's right piglets give people a sense of what it was like on capitol hill today. >> i'm not going to get into specifics of that day again i don't want to speak of specific spirit again i cannot speak to specific incidents per again i don't know these specifics. i don't have the details in the timeline. i'm unable to answer details of exactly how the individual access the roof's. at this time i am unable to answer questions. i can. >> john: you in generalities. >> i don't want generalities. >> martha: unbelievable peer she didn't even come in with basic facts. it would've gotten her a long way i think if she had and secondly it's unexplainable white shoe to resign when the only job she h

you know, i think that the pearson trudeau sort of connection canada deserves an enormous amount of creditssors and the and baker conservative government in canada they actually started the licy o some of these the way inimmigration wase but equally in the uni ited st o see■x a in the immigration law d and part of the reason why the united states like it does today is, you know, the start of that approach. yeah. and but in canada, it was a remarkable place. when your parents arri early 19d un a new to canada they toronto that was not particularly diverse at the time. correct. and and in some ways was a very good thing for your family. i yeah. parents, until just a couple of years ago in the veryll and that we grew up destroyed for a month. it is a very, very big and it's on that pie i you know,of property in toronto seems very compelling. these days. so i thought it and was but at the time there was little bungalows there were mostly lived in by veterans of the second world war. so what i write about in canada is i didn't thinit was a■eras vy diverse canadian standards because it english o

. >> deputy city attorney, anne pearson, the administrative code regulates this process and the question that the addressed to the mayor may not address a matter already addressed in the meet anding on the board's agenda for that day. and whether the question falls within the parameeteders. n.and madam clerk, and i have discussed this and given that the item na is on our calendar later today, specifically deals with taking a position only the justice for renters act, i believe the question >> more housing, even with all of this, we know that there are some things outside of our control when it comes to the pace and the ability to build more housing opportunities for people. we need to be doing more to allow new housing to be built rather than creating more restrictions and we also need to ensure that our tenants are protected and we can do this through our program such as emergency rental assistance. i'm open to reviewing new proposal for addressing our housing short a j i and i look forward to working with you and any member of the board how we can work to finance the efforts to drive t

pennsylvania state police the sheriff of butler county sheriff's department and the lieutenant matthew pearson thank you. >>> it's day thee of the republican national convention and it's get under way in a few hours. j.d. vance. garrett haake takes a look at his rise from political novice to vp nominee. donald trump's running mate set to take center stage tonight. a largely unknown figure nationwide, vance is already a celebrity in the make america great again movement, where he's now seen as mr. trump's political heir apparent. what does the selection of vance as donald trump's running mate mean for this party? >> it means that maga has now an enduring battle plan. j.d. vance is young. he is brilliant. >> reporter: to his supporters, vance's selection cements the dominant wing as the future of the gop where the freshman senator has been one of the loudest voices on capitol hill. >> that's not our job. >> reporter: vance's populism includes support for higher minimum wage and backing donald trump's aggressive trade policies, including higher tariffs on imported goods. he's long been an opponen

. >> pearson has maintained all these years that he did not kill laci, that, in fact, she was abducted. they're hoping, depending on what they find on that piece of tape will show another person's dna that it was not scott peterson, who was the killer. even if they did find that james and area, it does not mean that he walks. all that means is that he could getting new trial. we're 22 years since the world first heard of scott peterson and this case continues. i'll be in the courtroom and i'll let you know what the judge decides. but the bottom line is his whole defense is literally hanging buy duct tape 15 and a half inches long. back to you. ok? big decision. we'll see what happens. thanks a lot. 10 is the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, an encampment fire spreads to nearby brush in the north bay. we'll have the latest on that we'll have the latest on that in a minute. ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ (alarm beeping) ♪ rise ♪ ♪ and thrive! ♪ (♪♪) belvita! >> 13 is the time right now. we have a whole new week and whether that real stifling heat is yeah behind taking a break. i

this is from katrina pearson, who was a spokesperson for the campaign at that time. she said she fought to keep inmates locked up in overcrowded prisons so they could be used for cheap labor. she champion laws and put parents in jail for two and seeing prosecutor them mentally ill basically suggesting that she was too hard on crime there. your reaction well, there's many cases in which kamala harris has been extremely weak on crime. >> as i mentioned earlier, she refused to seek the death penalty for a cop killer. she let thousands of violent felons good in the senate. she promoted efforts, for instance, to eliminate the cash bail system, which many cities have done and had huge spikes in crime. remember in the summer of 2020, she posted a fundraiser to help bail out the blm rioters, who torched minneapolis. that's commonly harris's record. so veiled san francisco liberal, it's wrong for america. >> again, you've repeated that phrase several times clearly that's something that you want it to get out there today. you have been critical of president trump for citing th

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