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it is horrible to always have to be scared that you are not safe, agnes disregard bung, local police suspect arson, and say that just days ago, the hotel entrance was defaced with swastikas and other graffiti visiting the scene, the state premier had this to say. this is their productive. com, if arson is confirmed, then we would consider this an inhumane crime cover. in that case, we will do everything in our power because we do not tolerate hatred and violence against people in our country. and certainly not against people who are seeking our protection by an investigation is already underway into the cause of the fire is being led by a police unit that specializes in politically motivated crimes. or his reminder of our top story, the sour bush's prime minister list trust has resigned. after 6 weeks in office. her announcement comes after a bruising week of you turns on economic and energy policy and a backlash from her own conservative party. a successor will be chosen and a party leadership election set for next week. you're watching the davina live from berlin, sick around dw bu

our homes again on good am of and it is horrible to always have to be scared that you are not safe. agnes user guide bung, local police suspect arson, and say that just days ago, the hotel entrance was defaced with swastikas and other graffiti visiting the scene, the state premier had this to say that if there had asked them come if arson is confirmed, then we would consider this an inhumane crime culver. in that case, we will do everything in our power because we do not tolerate hatred and violence against people in our country. and certainly not against people who are seeking our protection by an investigation is already underway into the cause of the fire is being led by a police unit that specializes in politically motivated crimes. up next dw business with kate ferguson. i've been for solid, i'll have more wealth news for you next hour. hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform half of his youth with these issues and share ideas. you know on these channels, we're not afraid to patronize denny.

and our price is, is he kinda agnes, a lender? oh, the co revolutions is a strategy to overthrow these regimes install puppets. and that are there from that point forward. are very susceptible to influence kurdistan, georgia and ukraine. these countries were targeted by the george h w bush, or george w bush, the senior vice president of ronald reagan and bribed with hundreds of millions of dollars. and these monies were given the countries in exchange for their acquiescence and their submission to american military and economic and political objectives. a ring of nato military bases is being formed around russia. the u. s. and nato have over $600.00 military base is world wide. russia has just 18, but the west still claims that russia has aggressive intent by turning those russians, the soviets, and to this dangerous boy, man that wants to take over the world. that was a conscious strategy to create this image of the soviets. as out for world conquest, which was not the case, then by now, ah, nato should have died, but they will g

unofficial qualities, the alto and she is even deeper now her voice. 6 c c 6 c c i mean, the 3rd voice is agnes and unafraid. combined together those voices singing those songs. they help to make the swedish music scene. world famous sweden is one of our most successful pop exporting countries in the whole wide world. and abba was definitely the ones who kicked it all off when via had their big breakthrough, 1974 at the eurovision, which followed the will rocks head than the ace of base and the card again, the sender mandojano. but i'm, i was the 1st air act for a man, non english country who made it really big beyond and benny setting a tone for writing, whether people wanna acknowledge it or not. it is that it's that most out of the song writing here. these that foundation, restoring a theatre is install coleman and the owning damn. and i'm trying to get kept a music scene alive and, and, and help the music industry or musical industry or by doing production, shannon producing things. and i think by keeping their own brand alive there also are the same time working on helping. yeah. swedish m

unofficial qualities, the alto and she's even deeper now her voice. 6 c c 6 c i mean, the 3rd voice is agnes and unafraid. combined together those voices singing those song. they help to make the swedish music scene. world famous sweden is one of our most successful pop exporting countries in the whole wide world. and abner was definitely the ones who kicked it all off when via had very big breakthrough, 1974 at the eurovision, which followed the will rocks at the ace of base and the card again, the sender mando, the old. but i'm, i was the 1st air act for a man, non english country who made it really big beyond and benny setting a tone for writing, whether people wanna acknowledge it or not. it is that it's the most out of the song writing here. these that foundation, restoring a theatre is install coleman and the owning damn. and i'm trying to get, keep the music scene alive and, and, and help the music industry or musical industry or by doing production, shannon producing things. and i think by keeping their own brand alive there also are the same time working on helping. yeah. swedish mu

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like most cities, berlin has a sewer system, but it can't always cope. event is expand looking agnes of because heavy rainfall has increased. the waste water systems can no longer drain that volume of water from i. factory map like wonders, compton and quincy. and that's when you get over a flyer on a lease that's own aba, off and large volumes of surface run of water the collect and lower lying areas in banking, dash baptism in to help tackle the problem. berlin aims to become a sponged city. the idea is to capture rainwater like a sponge system in board, and then it can be drawn into the soil buffer house that's good for the water supply and has all the benefits like urban greenery and climate that came up and yet house to prevent flooding. oodles tamma. since 2017, every new housing development in berlin has been built according to the sponge concept. a pioneering example is this residential area in se berlin. since 2018 berlin has been advised by a special agency on new constructions and rainwater management. hun krueger explains how in this development, not a single drop of rain

that's money that agnes thing that all some of the equipment stephanie learning uses for her fall mark is inventive to i'm gonna blow or we've got blue, red and yellow. and basically the fluids in here are lost and it comes out here and runs into this garden mixing unit. i pre purposed it and i put in the 3 colors here . then i can turn the colors on it off. if i mix blue and yellow, i get green, of course. and that basically green coloring runs through here and, and is split between the 2 pipes from the 2 pumps. 2 houses go directly up to these 2 phone machines. stephanie leanings, foam installation is being presented at than we blash art festival in paris. but is it real art or just fun with colors? well, you might think it's silly at 1st, but it's quite beautiful. and sometimes art is just beautiful. so this might also be art, art that's free for every one de la. oh mag. like too much because i do think it's odd because it triggers emotions. it makes you want to dive into the foam. it's joyful, it definitely has an impact on news, unfair, unassailable gum english as on the one hand,

but then i met a man whosetory would le me to fe the self-immolation event agn.uichang. i worked at guangdong tv from 1987 to 2013. tervwer: mr. chen, please tell abouyour arrest. i was arrested several times. whwhich one are you referring ? (laughs) jason: chen ruichang worked high up in one of china's largest state television networks. he was responsible for research into making government propaganda more persuasive. and chen took up falun gong like i did in 1998 amidst its boom and popularity and favorable coverage in china. but when the persecution began, and the state media that employed chen turned on falun gong, pressure mounted. chen: they all knew i was practicing falun gong. "guangdong tv is holding a falun gong time bomb." jason: chen was arrested at his workplace and taken to a special reeducation facility specifically for staff of the state media and government. i was in the brainshing center when the self-immolation aired on tv. they forced us to watch it. news ahor #1: five infatuated falun gong members set themselves on fire in tiananmen square. a

. >> once agn from washington, moderator yamiche alcindor. >> good evening and welcome to washington week. on thursday in what is expected to be its last hearing for the midterm elections, the january 6th committee voted to subpoena former president donald trump. moments before the decision, vice and republican liz cheney explained the reasoning of lawmakers. >> we must seek the testimony under oh of january 6th central player. this afternoon, i am offering the resolution that the committee direct the chairman to issue a subpoena for relevant documents and testimony under oh from donald john trump. >> after the vote, president trump wrote "why did they wait until the very end, the final moments of their last meeting? because the committee is a total bust, it has only served to further divide our country." meanwhile during the meeting, the committee revealed significant new evidence including trump aids testifying trump acknowledged he lost the 2020 election. the former white house aide, cassidy hutchinson, describing his angry reaction when the supreme court declined the legal challe

cable says that delivery was originally planned for the spring, which is now his schedule for december agnes, norberg, director of the global network against weapons a nuclear power in space caused a news. horrifying. i think that this mo, the is it comes from the united states of america or the we were not even allowed to assign the tree one needed to abolish nuclear weapons. this is horrifying. sweden has been one and even thin land have been most against nuclear weapons. i am not sure that it is sweden, actually, because this is hidden and never discussed in public. i think that hiding these from the public, as they do is the only way to accomplish this dangerous mold. i think it is absolutely wrong to say nick, rush from hedge to use nuclear weapons. first last the latest news from around the world. and that's all for me, peter, scott. nick aaron will be in the hot seats on the top of the hour and feel free to head over to our website for the latest in the meantime. thanks for watching. ah ah ah mm hm. mm. i to business with. mm hm. boss. with you. i finished with i did miss steward with

elizabeth bona also showed up at work a few days ago in a down jacket, as did the minister of energy agnes pena. alina she, at this rate, by mid month, they'll be pretending to stick it to vladimir putin by coming in to work in a tuk gloves and ear muffs. meanwhile, the european business lobby just wrote to each commission, president ursula vander line, sounding the alarm on energy prices and their impact on businesses all across the block. the current state of high gas electricity prices best. the imminent risk of production losses and shut downs of thousands of european companies. that's a real danger that businesses and in particular, energy intensive industries relocate outside of your permanently or should be finding ways at e u level to mitigate the impact of crippling energy prices. faced by european business is a matter of survival. that doesn't really sound like something that seasonal fashion choices can fix. the international energy agency is now saying that a 13 percent reduction of gas use is necessary. but on friday the you could only manage to agree to 5 percent reduction. g

one good m of and it is horrible to always have to be scared that you are not safe, agnes disregard bung, local police suspect arson. and say that just days ago, the hotel entrance was defaced with swastikas and other graffiti visiting the scene, the state premier had this to say, this is their product, they will come if arson is confirmed, then we would consider this an inhumane crime cover. in that case, we will do everything in our power because we do not tolerate hatred and violence against people in our country. and certainly not against people who are seeking our protection by an investigation is already under way into the cause of the fire is being led by a police unit that specializes in politically motivated crimes. energy costs across the european union have risen sharply after russia cut its gas deliveries in response to western sanctions over the war in ukraine. so can the use speak with one voice to address the crisis? european leaders are debating that right now at a summit in brussels. european union leaders are already feeling a winter chill there under extreme pressure t

. - [samantha] you are now agnes. - transformation complete.definitely feel like a different person. i always imagine myself enjoying my life as i get older. - give it a shot. - that's about as far as i can go. but it's pretty hard to do anything in this suit. yeah, that's rough. i can get my knees a couple of inches off the floor and that's it. now, i'm worried that as i age, i won't be able to do the things i love anymore. - so it looks like this is pretty tiring already with just couple moves that you did. - totally exhausted. and i keep thinking about the results from my biological aging test, which mean this could be a reality for me sooner than expected. it's actually pretty terrifying. can't wait till i can take it off. and then imagining, like, there are some people who can't take it off. this is clearly not how people wanna feel when they're a hundred, 150 or ever. the decline of muscles and the skeletal system is just the tip of the iceberg. as cells stop dividing they accumulate damage, which ultimately can cause tissue and organs to

agnes resignation. i was very aware that my husband's name was included on the list of 10 men who were rumored to be under consideration. i didn't give it any serious. thought i was sure that jerry's position is the republican leader was much too valuable to president nixon for him to be a contender. so the ford family under my kind of direction and tutelage we went about business as usual. and that is everybody but our daughter susan. once the news was out about her that her father's name had been included on the list. she was totally convinced that he was going to be picked. we humored her by agreeing that oh, yes, your father is certainly the best man for the job all a while being very sure she was wrong. in fact, we had some bets on it. president nixon had announced that he would take make a selection the evening of october 12th in the east room of the white house. both houses of congress were to meet there at 8 o'clock to hear the announcement. we had the usual quiet family dinner planned, you know

homes again on good am, other than it is horrible to always have to be scared that you are not safe, agnes disregard bung, local police suspect arson and say that just days ago, the hotel entrance was defaced with swastikas and other graffiti visiting the scene, the state premier had this to say. so then there had asked them if arson is confirmed, then we would consider this an inhumane crime cover. in that case, we will do everything in our power because we do not tolerate hatred and violence against people in our country, and certainly not against people who are seeking our protection by an investigation is already underway into the cause of the fire is being led by a police unit that specializes in politically motivated crimes. the energy crisis triggered by russia cutting gas supplies has created a rift within the european union. at a summit in brussels, e u leaders managed to agree on a road map aimed at shielding consumers from soaring prices. but key differences have not been settled. most member states, including france, are pushing for a cap on what they're prepared to pay for gas

no one is prouder of him than his parents, mum, agnes, doesn't get to see herjetsetting son that muching you. we used to sit on the m25 for many and it used to hold my hand in tears because of the traffic and he would miss his sets. "mum, one day i'll be world champion." joel is dyslexic so i really struggled at school so i wanted to find something to get rid of his energy and we found this and he has been doing it since he was six or seven. this is also a team effort on the water with fellow british skier ben helping him take the right line, and the sport are confident that his achievements will swell the numbers taking up water skiing. the brits have always been quite good at this sport, i don't know if it is the cold, the atmosphere, but it makes us into quite good skiers. the top triangle is well prepared, but the foundation, we need more people coming into the sport to keep it going and moving forwards for the next generation. i really believe anyone can pick it up. in the beginning it is not that hard, all you have to do to start is get on top of the water. ithink i am noticing

i'm actually dash, everything about me surprises you that you never saw on my facet as his wounded agnes bending conference. i said, that's why in hindsight, i'd say there never really was any intimacy at all. and bob found it was all make believe at that far the out of he's gone since musician dinner. the whole physical side of things isn't just missing from the conversation was were also in the relationship, has watching, builds intimacy. and i find that it's important to see how open your partner is to that. now, any notice these things out in real life and have i $0.30 is a totally missing online off. and when does he can't say here? i'm giving you my hand. i'm from, isaac const, here is, has a mind, hampton, but it's more like, hey, look, your message are holding hands is something completely different. handle holding. hands can keep your feet on the ground. dynamo, we don't want to talk and that really gives lucy butterflies in her stomach. puberty as a turbulent time, notice for the young people going through it, but also for their families. the good news, at some point, it's over

it has wounded agnes bending conference. i said, that's why in hindsight, i'd say there never really was any intimacy at all. and bob found it was all make believe at that far yard off these constants, musician thing or the whole physical side of things isn't just missing from the conversation was were also in the relationship has watching fields, intimacy and i find that it's important to see how open your partner is to that not only not as these things out in real life and have my 3rd sense is a totally missing online goals. and when does he can't say here? i'm giving you my hand and for my song comes here. it has the mind, hampton, but it's more like, hey, look, a message are holding hands is something completely different. handle holding. hands can keep your feet on the ground and move it on one foot. and that really gives lucy butterflies in her stomach. puberty as a turbulent time, notice for the young people going through it, but also for their families. the good news, at some point, it's over by 18 or 20 body and bra

that's money that agnes thing that all the equipment stephanie learning uses for her fall. mark is inventive to i'm gonna blow. we've got blue, red and yellow. and basically the fluids in here are lost and it comes out here and runs into this garden mixing unit i, bree purchased it, and i put in the 3 colors here. then i can turn the colors on it off. if i mix blue and yellow, i get green, of course. and that basically green coloring runs through here and is split between the 2 pipes from the 2 pumps. 2 houses go directly up to these 2 phone machines. stephanie learnings foam installation is being presented at than we blash art festival in paris. but is it real art or just fun with colors? well, you might think it's silly at 1st, but it's quite beautiful. and sometimes art is just beautiful. so this might also be art, art that's free for every one de la. i make it too much because i do think it's odd because it triggers emotions. it makes you want to dive into the foam. it's joyful, it definitely has an impact on news unfair. i've failed again. this is on the one hand, it's

i let me say all can now everyone else is producing electric agnes as a jump on board and produce we capture that now. so that by that time that into our wild is using one the electric cars. we are also playing kiera motor started out as a student project. and in 10 years time has grown to a government supported company that aims to produce 1000 vehicles annually. like all other countries around the world, uganda to seize electric mobility as a means to reduce traffic congestion and decrease pollution caused by exhaust fumes and for the lead designer of the bus cleaning. uganda's air is something of a personal goal to this friend of mine that might take, i should say that whenever she's in come by law, how condition get much was the size of where she is. she has to carry. how may because showed me i inhaler and her breathing is really much white when she's in come by law compared to when she's in. i've come to ashley dave. so really definitely that solution provide that makes me feel better because i think we kind have at least have problem my just to us that's an extent other than b

earlier i spoke with colombia in columbia, agnes yamil shobel. he says that many nations around the globe are trying to break away from washington's economic head. germany, comments and criticisms from the new president of columbia is a criticism of the united states, all their well policies of what's going on in the world of the reflection that's going on with the ukraine. russia situation in how that is economically affecting well, the economy capital is really trying to be smart of how he manages the unity of 9 america. we see that now many, many peoples around the world and especially the world are trying to break away from the us. not just military or political. also economic gemini, a foreign volunteers, reports intervene, being stabbed in the back during the annual live harvest in the west bank. the situation turned violent of the is reset this clash with palestinian farmers. a warning you may find the fine images of setting. and this footage film, why local rather israeli settlers are seen allegedly throwing rocks and physically attacking

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agnÈs callamard, amnesty international's secretary-general, said in a statement -- "israel's latest offensiveon gaza lasted only three days, but that was ample time to unleash fresh trauma and destruction on the besieged population. the three deadly attacks we examined must be investigated as war crimes, all victims of unlawful attacks and their families deserve justice and reparations." in iran, over 300 people have been indicted on criminal charges for participating in the massive protests that have rocked the streets of tehran for over a month. at least four of them were charged as enemies of god, an offense that can carry the dth penalty according to iranian officials. despite the brutal crackdown, demonstrations continue in tehran sparked by the september 16 death of 22-year-old mahsa amini while in custody of the so-called morality police. on monday, iranian security forces fired teargas at a girl'' high school. a clash between school staff and students reportedly broke out after the school's principal insisted on checking the students' cellphones. in bangladesh, at least 16 people are

. > >> california gas prices are agn rising toward record highs. whas fueling the surge and when wills see relief? > >> in san francisco, we are keeg a close eye on this as we celebrate fleet week. we get ine >> you know what time it is. its time for the lunchtime brunch time forecast justin. i did change it. i changed it for justin. from the coast to the bay, we are expecting g until a start clearing in the afternoon hours with 60s in sight. east bay, not the same trend. we are expecting 80s and 90s in the east inland hills. by 2:00, warmest we get is mid and upper 80s. red wood city, 74 sounds nice to take your lunch outside, same trend, 81. bring a jacket f you are outside in san francisco. upper 60s are expectd until around the 3:00 hour. >> i totally called justin out.e talks about his amazing brunches amazing brunches on the weekends. i call him king of br. and i am like where is my invit. it was a whole deal. >> so much so that i created tht graphic. >> i missed a lot. we will pick a date and we'll all go. we'll t that taken care of. > >> a

stu: again, happens all the .ey: agn, how many times can you melt down. stu: thanks very much, ash.terms are eight days away and chair of congressional campaign committee, very important guy sounding the alarm about election integrity. watch this. >> we're very concerned about the integrity of our elections, especially when people are trying to intimidate people with weapons when they're engaged in these tactics to try and undermine confidence. stu: people with weapons, interesting. greg steube joining me now. are you concerned about election integrity, congressman? >> i have to respond to this because these are the same democrats that demonized members like me who objected under our constitutional obstructing cerumenly indication under the station -- constitutionalal -- constitutional obligation and members of congress are domestic terrorists and they're all questioning election integrity for demonizing members like myself for doing the same thing. they're laying in foundation because they're going to get smacked in the midterm and they're going to lose the house, and they're going

perry one of the common themes of your book that you come back a to time and time agn is challenging notion of american exceptionalism arguing when quote american exceptionalism x. told we must ignore all american history and this includes nul and crime against humanity. and the flip side of american exceptionalism is other exceptionalism where the rest of the country blames the south for being bad and doesn't accept the responsibility of its own white supremacy and racism. you say we need a newe national narrative. can you explain your a critiquef nationalism and t. what that critique. means. >> it's a direct -- and we are writing partners. but i will say i'm actually hesitant about the national mythology and i agree that's what nations do. i hope that's not what writers do though. we tell multiple stories and the stories functions and there's a part that i say in the book about it's more about history than it is a true story. the part of the story is to understandha xa what happened in the south whether we are talking about you know the international struggles around oil whether we

need to do is forget about martha's vineyard, tired of buses, go to el paso, matamoras, laredo, nor agnesgn up that says we need workers. no questions asked, high wages. all right, stop all the stunts you are doing. you are going to need immigrants, and a lot of them. you need dry wall, brick layers, carpenters, roofers, and there's not enough roofers in floyd at the will. this third thing we need to do, is change the quickly in the textbook, and tell young people what the effect of 87-degree water in the gulf of mexico has on the state of florida. i can tell you what it is, it's profound. this guy has no idea what he's doing. forget the toilets, forget the immigration stunts, and forget not teaching math to kids tell them what the hell is going on in their lives. that's what he needs to do. you don't know whether he scratches his watch or winds his rear. i'll be honest with you. >> we always appreciate the honesty james. you live in new orleans and have seen many hurricanes. >> i've dealt with them all, i know the toilets that work and i know you need immigrants and a lot of them to rebu

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>> once agn, i wilassert m fifth amendment right to decline to answer your question. >> although we don't yet have all the relevant records of roger stone's communications, even stone's own social media posts acknowledge that he spoke with donald trump on december 27 as preparations for january 6 were underway. in this post, you can see how roger stone talked about his conversations with president trump. he wrote -- "i also told the president exactly how he can appoint a special counsel with full subpoena power to ensure those who are attempting to steal the 2020 election through voter fraud are charged and convicted and to ensure donald trump continues as our president." as we know by now, the idea for a special counsel was not just an idle suggestion. it was something president trump had actually tried to do earlier that month. we know that roger stone was at the willard hotel on january 5th and 6th, and we know from other witness testimony that president trump asked his chief of staff mark meadows to speak with roger stone and general michael flynn that night. in addition to his connec

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the correct agnes of the problem, concerned about the remedy at not actually solving the problem. maybe making things worse. >> i think m. i. t. is technology review just took a study of the china's initiative and came to the conclusion that it might have the right intention but just found a lot of the cases have very little obvious connection. they did not have an impact on national security, it sounds like we are discussing an awfully wide net. >> if we want to dig deeper, why did this program go semester i? i think part of the problem is the fbi is still in its bounds a law enforcement agency. it is designed to look for perpetrators who commit crimes after the fact. this challenge is an intelligence challenge. it is a challenge of piecing together information to try to prevent bad things from happening. it requires much more analysis, the fbi has always struggled to improve its analytic abilities. i think it is really telling that today, no analyst, by fbi regulations, can lead an fbi field office. right? so, you have to have operators, the folks with the guns, they are the onl

who turnedfuel the fossil fuel spigots off and drove up prices.igots of >> wf ane are dependent once agn on opec and by the way, it's opec plus. >> so it's the saudis pluss th the russians who are now goingn. to cut back production. at least that's what everybodyti expects in their meeting tomorrow. oil prices already gone up about 10 bucks in the lastt co couple of days. ifup they cut back on two millin barrels a day, shawn, which wh is what's being discussed discu by insiders that will thatss l by probably 15 or 20 dollars, and that'll jack up gasolinel ja prices acroscks the country, not just on the west coast where they're already too high. i meanre alrea, it's really an n incredible miscalculation for us to be put back intoe wh the stone age where weer dependh again on the middle east, opecee countries and russia. and that is only possiblethat because biden has turned off this. don't forget, we are producing almost three million barrelsos a day on less than we were pre covid, pre pandemic 3d milliontt barrels a day less. that is a bad story. and he wants to do a dealh iran with iran

congressman jared golden and senator agnes king say they're going to present a bill to withhold any futurethe impact of the red list designation on maine's lobster industry happening today, first lady jill biden will arrive in san francisco this evening. she'll attend and speak at events on the west coast over the next two days. tomorrow morning, dr biden's visit ucsf as part of the biden administrations initiative to highlight breast cancer awareness month will then travel to seattle, where she'll stay at least through saturday. soaring gas prices and airfare of many people rethinking their holiday travel plans. a survey by bankrate finds 43% of americans plan to travel this holiday season of that group. nearly 80% say they're changing their travel plans due to rising prices. many are choosing to save money by opting for less expensive accommodations and destinations. experts say that while travel costs have surged, demand is still high. and they say buying sooner will likely be better than waiting. the news of adult happy meals at mcdonald's seemed like a fun story. however it seems that

this video was filmed near st agnes.rk spencer said progress is being made on combatting waterway pollution. we are actually measuring this house so we can make improvements, increase the maximum size of the fines we can now issue to these water companies and we are making sure we are investing billions of pounds, and i mean billions, in trying to solve this challenge. we all acknowledge that we have to do it but it is a huge, huge problem because there are lots of houses up and down the country where that sewage needs to be dealt with. but we are making some progress, i acknowledge me to go a little quicker and we are working with water companies to do that. finally to the us where it's just over a week to go until the midterm elections, and all eyes are on pennsylvania— control of the us senate could come down to which party wins here. there's a governors race in pennsylvania and competitive congressional elections too. presidentjoe biden was born in scranton, pennsylvania and won the state back from donald trump in 20

and so it is illustrative versus exceptional and but agnes charged this breonna taylor moment. how sandra bland's. right. wow. okay. so what you're doing ancestors. so. breonna taylor happens and wondering and i'm curious as to what is propelling the interest in her, but also the secondary interest in certain ways to this larger moment. i'm also thinking the 17 year old black girl who films the murder of george floyd darnella frazier. and the eight year old who's with her as well. the time witnesses this almost 10 minutes snuffing out of this man's life and. they're witnessing and witnessing. right. and i'm like, i still don't want to write this book, though, right. i'm like, i don't want to write it. i'm alone in my house and it's just me. and there's no self-care to write this book because i would need that. the reason i'd been doing research for years, but i'd been able to go out friends or call someone and this moment there was no one to hug, cry with, go with, laugh with. there was no touch. so i was like, this feels like an ethical choice to choose to write this book for.