paying american jobs, and i think it's something that we can all agree on no matter what side of the aisle we are on. so when i was growing up, you know, success meant one thing. getting a four year degree. i'm sure it was the same for most of you. but, i teach at it community college outside of washington d.c., and while some of my students are working toward their bachelors degrees, that path just isn't right for all of them. and you probably know this. i mean you probably know this from your own states. and joe understands that a high school diploma alone isn't enough to find a great career. that does not mean there's only one path to success. so students, and i love this part of it as a teacher, students can enroll in high school. i'm sure many of you have this in your states, and to take college courses and then they can enroll in registered apprenticeships. and they can train and growing industries and find great jobs with associates agrees. -- associates degrees. through the biden administration's investing in america agenda, we are creating millions of these drops and growing indus

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leaders on both sides of the aisle wishing him well today. president biden saying while he disagrees with mrk connell politically, he does consider him a good friend, but this is certainly putting a spotlight on the age and the health of leaders on both sides of the aisle. president biden is 80, donald trump is 77. david? >> david: rachel scott live on the hill. everyone wishing mcconnell well. rachel, thank you. >>> next tonight, a federal judge has found rudy giuliani liable for defamation in a lawsuit brought by two georgia elections workers. what he claimed about them on national tv that wasn't true. now, a jury will decide how much giuliani owes them. here's our senior investigative reporter aaron katersky now. >> reporter: tonight, a federal judge finding rudy giuliani liable for defaming georgia election workers ruby freeman and shaye moss. this is what giuliani told the world as he repeatedly and falsely accused the mother and daughter of stealing ballots. >> ruby freeman and shaye freeman moss and one other gentleman, quite obviously

again, absolute from the other side of the aisle.including from the ways and means committee, it's so concerning about any thing with any interference of any political entity or individual over the pristine work at the department of justice and the iris. an agency, i might, add another piece of irony in this area, it has been disparaged as the hobnob boots on the neck of the taxpayer for so long by the majority. and then resources by the majority as we speak. they had 24 billion dollars in the agreement out of the 80 billion we've provided to give you more resources to do your job. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back, we are going to have two more questions at the request of the witnesses at every 90 minute mark. we will take a ten minute bathroom resists. we will recognize the next two questions and then go to that right now. the chair recognizes representative turner from ohio for five minutes. >> the gentlemen thank you for being here, i appreciate your courage i, appreciate your dedication of the truth and your obligation.

much he's gotten done because he worked across the aisle.o it is experience. i want to ask specifically about the economy. so poll numbers again show it is the number one issue for voters. it usually is. here is one ad that is airing in battleground states from the president. >> today, unemployment is at record lows. our economy leading the world. joe biden passed historic laws to rebuild the country. there are some who say america is failing. not joe biden. >> but we've seen poll after poll show that just isn't resonating yet with a lot of americans. what is your recommendation as a mid western governor for the president to do to make that message resonate more? do you think he has to acknowledge the reality more that people aren't feeling the economic recovery that he sees and touts when it comes to the data? >> well, remember, we've just come out of a terrible global pandemic and the economic consequences of that. it was joe biden that led us out of that. and it is true that when people are hurting, and then things start improving, it tak

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. >> the woman in the aisle, in the middle aisle, she had gone up and hit the overhead compartment and cracked it. >> injuries due to turbulence are rare but do happen. 163 were reported on u.s. airlines between 2009 and last year. nearly 80% of those injured were airline crew members. >>> and breaking overnight, a fire in south africa's biggest city killed at least 64 people and injured more than 40 others. it happened in johannesburg's central business district. emergency services officials say that the fire ripped through a five-story building where homeless people had been living. rescuers are now searching for people trapped inside. no word yet what caused the deadly fire. >>> and ukraine sent waves of drones deep into western russia in what's believed to be the biggest ukrainian drone attack on russian soil since the war began. russian state media says the drones hit near russia's border with estonia and latvia yesterday causing a huge fire and damaging four military transport aircraft. no injuries were reported. ukraine says russia attacked the-al capone of kyiv with drones and

and now lawmakers from both sides of the aisle. the next generation say they vow to do the same. >> kings beach on the california side of lake tahoe. hundreds of people gathered for the 27th annual lake tahoe summit, an event all about protecting this region and addressing climate, the climate crisis. this so urgent congress member and former house speaker nancy pelosi gave the keynote address. she was among several california and nevada lawmakers from both sides of the aisle who urged action, especially to protect regions just like this one because the climate crisis is having a direct impact. it's a dire impact on both of our states. we can all agree on the goal of protecting something. >> that is larger than any of us. it is timeless. that's why democratic and republican lawmakers who spoke here say they support extending the lake tahoe restoration act to 2034 instead of letting it expire next year for more than 2 decades. the legislation has provided resources and funding for the lake and surrounding areas. we have a responsibi

certainly saw midterm elections but how do you get thativ incentive for politicians to cross theca aisle haverr a primar challenger, more about the election, there's disincentive. >> the middle section identifying the solution and it is interesting because what we have done for 32 years it would be a separate analysis and wouldn't do it until the night, before it was released. one thing that makes it so important is redistricting so there are hopes of structural reforms and we have a lot of experiences. >> i like the idea of trying something like y that, there's a test you have to put. choosing the number in the first place but you have to put the test to it bringing people and. >> it reduces negativity because i need to get your second vote. neither the senator nor b the. we talk about campaign-finance reform, there's no question about0% controlling your messag. we talk about media and cable news, we don't have journalism but cable news, social media and the students help all that problem is iel am very fluent in it. there's a lot of problems is a talk about in the book where it is. >>

griff: what is your reaction to your colleagues on the other side of the aisle that are so critical of the appointment of david weiss because they say it, on the one hand, this investigation by weiss should have already brought more charges, gone further, and so now to appoint him is simply a political decision and not one to put someone in there who will be a fresh set of eyes, unbiased to go wherever this investigation takes us? >> you know, i don't know special counsel weiss. i'm going to assume as a u.s. attorney he's going to follow the letter of the law, follow the facts to where they lead, you know? if attorney general garland thinks a different special counsel would be more appropriate, again, that's up to them. i think we should just met this play out and met the legal process take its course. griff: the attorney general did not specify whether or not the scope of this special counsel investigation would include president joe biden as it relates to any of this influence peddling. do you believe that it should include the current president as well? enter yeah, i think this has

and the story is always more complicated than the picture we present coming down the aisle on sundayayning exactly 20 minutes after worship start sos people can see your beautiful family. everything in tact, red bottom shoes, hair in place. the children look so perfect and well behaved. and we know the truth because they're in. our sunday schools, we knowan all about your little angels. if you really want to know the real family story, you've got to go to the family reunion. >> come on. come on. >> and you'll get some of it, but not in the first 15 minutes or even the first hour. you've got to wait sometimes to tell a few people that had communion. and then you'll get some piece of the family story but at the end of the day. you know and i'll hug each other and see my family. maybe it's this process. >> you don't get to pick your family. your family, your family, t'they're complicated but still your family. so the american family story is like the rest of our family stories. it's complicated but we're all we got. we all we got. where are we going? spirituality doesn't help us to deal w

. >> the woman in the aisle next -- in the middle aisle, she had gone up and hit the overhead compartment and cracked it. >> reporter: the faa says the airbus a 350 from milan, italy hit severe turbulence about 40 miles from the airport. 11 people were hurt badly enough to be taken to the hospital. >> the threat of turbulence is always there. and that's why it's important that while you are seated, keep your seat belts on. >> reporter: sunday, a flight to majorca, spain hit turbulence strong enough to terrify and even sicken passengers. while injuries due to turbulence are rare, there were 163 on u.s. airliners between 2009 and last year. nearly 80% were airline crew members. new research is finding turbulence is becoming more common, and at times more intense because climate change is creating more instances of severe weather. norm ra? >> truly frightening. kris van cleave, thank you. >>> back here in washington today, a serious legal blow for former new york city mayor and trump attorney rudy giuliani. a federal judge is holding giuliani liable for defamation against two georgia electio

the woman in the aisle in the middle aisle, she had gone up and hit the overhea compartment. >> that worst nightmare. the faa said the airbus a3 50 had severe turbulence and was only 40 miles from the airport when it happened. in all, 11 people had to go to the hospital. >>> in a similar situation in spain, severe turbulence forced a plane headed for the mainland to turn around back to the island of mallorca. in this case, nobody got hurt. >>> now to the blue moon which looked like an orange moon through all the bay area haze, but still very impressive . >> the newer cell phones do a little bit better. you get the professional photographers taking pictures and it looks a lot better. it is that haze tha looks so reminiscent of what we saw in 2020 and 2021. not the view that we want to see. we want to see the bright , clear sky overhead, but it is impressive nonetheless. hopefully we will see the smoke and haze get out of here over the next couple of days. we wil see some changes starting with significant cooldown that comes tomorrow as the heat dome retreats away from us and eventuall

i would like to see if there could be interest from anyone on the other side of the aisle. any interest? really, i've got time. mr. sessions, that would be great. i think i'd be a good hearing for us to have. we want everybody to follow the law. i agree. with that, i yield back my time to the ranking member. >> the gentleman from new york. >> thank you. i want to bring up that october 7th meeting right quick in the minute we have. you're familiar with an october 6th washington post story entitled, federal agents need chargeable tax and gun purchase cases against hunter biden. is that correct? >> and then this was the meeting occurring october 7th, the day after. >> it's important for us to understand in that situation. and similarly information is the october 6th. >> the chair recognizes mr. donalds from florida. >> thank you, mister chairman. thank you for being here today. i want to get right to, it we've got a lot to cover. mr. ziegler, you're the agent opening up this investigation from a transcript on page 17, what it says is that you're investigating the social media

after 73 years together, the bride and groom taking another walk down the aisle. >> new married couplet 93 years old, mary and richard tarchinski -- >> for better, for worse. >> for better, for worse. >> reporter: -- renewing their vows 73 years to the day that they first got married. they first met in high school. >> i said that's the girl for me. >> reporter: married one year after graduation, living the post-war american dream in grand rapids, michigan. richard worked at general motors, while mary stayed home raising their nine children. >> that's why i worked the third shift at general motors for 71 years. >> no, you worked there for 40-some -- 40-some years. >> reporter: their secret to a long, happy relationship, a pact they made to each other back in 1950 when they were first married. >> whoever wants to leave the marriage has to take the kids. and none of them wanted to take nine kids. >> reporter: and today, those nine children couldn't be more proud. >> we'll walk in on them, and they'll be sitting there on the love seat holding hands. >> reporter: the newlyweds walking back

his medical condition and raising more questions about the age of politicians on both sides of the aisleis morning, new concerns about the health of top senate republican mitch mcconnell. the 81 year old freezing up, seemingly unable to speak as he took questions from the media. >> what are your thoughts on running for reelection in 2026? >> what are my thoughts about what running for reelection in 2026? that's. question, senator? >> running for reelection in 2026? yes. you all are going to need a minute. senator bennie. outside. >> sorry. come with us. >> mcconnell been able to resume, but it's the second time in recent weeks that he's frozen in front of reporters in july. he was apparently unable to speak for 20s. wait a minute. >> are you good? mitch >> in both cases, mcconnell's staff said the senator had felt lightheaded. this time they said he would see a doctor before his next event. mcconnell has suffered a series of medical scares this year, a fall in march left him with a concussion and a fractured rib. then in july, another fall on an airport jet bridge. and sources say for mo

matter is when i gave the statistics earlier what it reinforces it doesn't matter which side of the aisle you're on, the one thing there is a silver lining in the pandemic and it's hard to see the one thing is learning a loss, being out of the classroom exposed to the weakness within the public education system for all kids, so much so that parents reengage at a high level and demand participation. they demand collaboration and cooperation. that's good news for all of our kids and the more time we spend understanding what's happened the more we should focus our attention on making sure the policies in place help us bridge the gap because of the pandemic and we focus on what actually works around the country. >> one of the things i love so much about your philosophy is that you're looking for innovations that break the mold focused on what will help people. so talk about these opportunities because that is almost a parallel to school choice and educational freedom. how do we attract more of these kind of initiatives? one thing i know is competition. i love competition. you run for office t

. >> and it appears to be a rorschach test, both sides of the aisle looking at the case of hunter biden differently. griff: quickly, lucas. president biden has been on vacation with his family this past week, in rehoboth, and are we getting any further on arraignment of former president trump? >> it's been quiet from the wilmington white house. as you mentioned president biden left his home at the beach in rehoboth and now is at his other house in wilmington. he's preparing to go to the western states to tout bidenomics. the jobs report, that inflation is a problem and mortgage interest rates are at highs and nine other countries have better credit ratings than the u.s. griff: following this for us, lucas. thank you. >> following the closed door session with devon archer. dan goldman had this to say about the testimony. >> in return for pressure from burisma, he had to give the illusion, and he used that term, the illusion of access to his father and he tried to get credit for things that he, that mr. archer testified hunter had nothing to do with, such as when vice-president biden went

so i come down the aisle of the chamber get sworn in twice. once on the floor of the senate and no one standing there with you where the only two can be on the floor. then there is a ceremonial swearing-in in the old senate put your family can be there. my children and i come down the aisle this is a high incredible moment. i say hello madam president she's sweet and kind. she says hi tosa chloe and saysi to caleb. caleb tries to karate kick the print vice president. it is on c-span i have seen it. thank god the secret service held their peace and did not attack a 4-year-old. she was so kind and gracious is quite a moment. i don't know. my son was all tht impressed he will understand it by-and-by. >> we want to thank everyone for being with us today for this conversation. for our book notes me what to think c-span for it being with s today and broadcasting. we are going to have the book signing in the back to its give e the announcements in reference to that? >> yes hello before you exit this lovely lovely sanctuary we do have a bit of protoco

this from both sides of the aisle?r maybe restarting the conversation has been a big challenge. obviously, we have been spending a lot of money over the last number of years coming into covid. coming out of kody. but, you know, we have got to find some common ground here. and i have got some constituents to be honest that don't think we ought to have been having that conversation. i get told on occasion you shouldn't be talking to these people et cetera, et cetera. i always say to them look, if we are not having the conversation, how are we supposed to figure out whether we agree on 5%, 15%, or 50% there are things we know looming here for example 2023 there is going to be a cut to social security it. is a conversation we need to have. >> bret: congressman peters what about that, we are facing another fiscal cliff come september, how can you guys work together to avoid that? >> well, i think we have to. i mean, the thing about bill and i realize that this has been an issue that's been developed over time. it's not just

i did have a pork chop sand witch, and i'm sure aisle i'll have plenty more.you very much. for more on the gop candidates vying for the nomination, we're joined by with maga inc. spokeswoman and trump surrogate caroline leavitt and friend of senator tim scott, denise kitchen. welcome to both of you. >> thanks for having us. mike: let's start with former president trump talking about the gop field. >> they're not picking up any traction. they're losing by tremendous numbers. all of you were there, i assume, and they set a record, thousands and thousands of people, and for the other candidate some of them had one and two and three people. there was nobody there. maybe a wife and a son. gle denise, is that fair, is it difficult for senator scott and the gop field? >> well, the polls are showing otherwise, and that's why what what we've seen in the headlines is this new term that i love, momentum. we're so excited to see the direction in this race is shaping up, especially in iowa where senator scott's connection with iowa voters and their heart and faith and love

. >> the woman in the aisle next, in the middle aisle, she had gone up and hit the overhead compartmentays the airbus a350 from milan, italy, hit severe turbulence about 40 miles from the airport. 11 people were hurt badly enough to be taken to the hospital. >> the threat of turbulence is always there, and that is why it is important that while you are seated, keep your seat belts on. >> reporter: sunday, a flight to mallorca, spain, hit turbulence severe enough to terrify and even sicken passengers. while injuries due to turbulence are rare, there were 163 on u.s. airliners between 2009 and last year. nearly 80% were airline crewmembers. new research is finding turbulence is becoming more common, and at times more intense, because climate change is creating more instances of severe weather. norah? >> norah: truly frightening. kris van cleave, thank you. back here in washington today, a serious legal blow for former new york city mayor and trump attorney rudy giuliani. a federal judge is holding giuliani liable for defamation against two gergia election workers, ordering him and his bus

that is good news on both sides of the aisle. modern-day miracle. >> this is a fundamental point. i just opened a new high school in the bronx aware of all the students that started ninth grade, four years later only 7% graduated from high school ready for college meaning that they started ninth grade and they dropped down along the way or they did earn their high school diploma but still couldn't do math or reading. that structure even with the buy-in sounds like from different groups the reality still exists. how do we get more kids to have that first rung to get on the ladder of success? >> i think we have to work a halittle harder for the solutios that already work. we have examples around the country of the options that are available and successful. success academy is a great example in new york city end of the charter schools it is basically 50 cents on the dollar but produces results that are better than the average. african-american or hispanic was omthe average income under $30,0 in new york city and 95% need free lunch,

both sides of the aisle saying what about the least represented contingent in congress that are now having the loudest voices, it's millennials. we were talking and the median age is like 56, 58, yep. so, is it -- it's age limits, it's also we need more and new ideas coming in, too. >> sandra: there is a millennial running for president on the gop sides, vivek ramaswamy, he often brings that up, i believe he did so on the debate stage, the first millennial to be running for the white house. real quickly, this is just some of what is bringing up these concerns, some of what we have seen from biden, feinstein and mcconnell -- i believe we have some breaking news we have to get to, it is the fema headquarters, they are speakering on hurricane idalia and the response to it, and the president as well. >> yesterday and spoke to the american people about the federal government's response and partnership with state and local authorities in addressing the disasters that have hit our country, all too often, with all too much gravity given the impacts of climate change and the governors were incredib

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of asians all agree school choice is the path forward which that's good news on both sides of the aisle. it is like a miracle. modern-day miracle. we are all on the same page politically. >> host: none of this is a fundamental point. i open to new high school in the bronx, district 12 in the bronx, of all the students who started ninth grade in 2015, four years later only 7% graduated from high school ready for college meaning they start in ninth grade and drop down along the way, actually earned their high school diploma but still couldn't do math or reading without remediation if they were to go to college. that structure even with that, sounds like that reality still exists. to make that first run to get on the ladder of success? >> guest: we have to look harder for solutions that work. we have examples of that, education options that are successful, success academy is a great example versus charter schools, that it produces results that are better than the average. into new york. one piece of that that she has, moscowitz says 40 schools now consistently in the top five, reading, mat

when you go there, you'll see a lot of men just roving around aisle to aisle.hey're police or ex-police. they pay $50 an hour making sure that you're not someone stealing. i think that's the way it has to go. i have suggested that to many retailers, and they're all puzzled that it could be so good. >> that's not going to hurt margins either, paying a whole workforce $50 an hour to walk the aisles of your store. >> look at the stock of tjx versus the stock of dick's. >> you think that's the defining factor in terms of the performance of these two companies? >> yes. >> all right. >> dick's has discretionary stuff that obviously will be stolen. ross stores did very well. ross stores in san francisco, you have to wait in line and there are police -- guards who vet you. they had a dynamite number. david, the companies that have control of shrink, look at ross stores and tj xfrments and then look at dick's. >> what are people walking out with? >> at the same time, weave heard you sort of complain about the shopping experience at cvs. >> there it's ridiculous because

my children and i come the aisle. this is a high an incredible moment. and i say, hello, madam vice president. and she's so sweet, kind. and she leans over and she hi to chloe and she says, hey to caleb and caleb tries to karate kick vice president up. his c-span. i've seen a. thank god the secret service their peace and then attack a four year old. she was so kind and it's really quite a moment. so i don't that my son was all that impressed. he didn't know he'll. understand it better. bye bye. bye. well, we want to thank for being with us today for this conversation for our book notes. we want to thank c-span for being us today and broadcasting. and we are going to have the book signing in the back. you want to give the announcements. for reference of that. yes. yes. hello before you exit this lovely lovely sanctuary, we do have a bit of protocol for of our lovely guests joining, us that i am member, our protocol i want to get this right. so i'm going to read it from my phone. we are asking everyone access out of the east door for the book signing the a

without love becomes legalism or brutality but when you marry love and justice, they walk down the aisle and they eventually have two children. one name, liberation, other name transformation when they get together. but imagine when we think through policies on love and justice, that's what the poor people's campaign was about. that is what the the pulpit of ebenezer has been about linked in love and justice. you can't disengage. and that is what the minister of jesus was about meaning i redeem you this idea of redemption over retribution then we have a retribution system when it comes to in-car isolation not a redemption system, not a development system, not an education system. we have a pure punishment, vengeance, love and justice linked together raises the question what will our society be and what do we leave for children who've not been born. what are the spiritual drag that we need to slay in this moment? you talk about that in the book, cynicism the idea that i have no power, that i'm not able to change what is going on in the world. this chapter on slaying dragons and another ch

i think you will find overwhelmingly across the aisle democrat and republican nobody thinks it's a goodfor male and female students to share restrooms together. basically what's happening is a complete assault on parental rights so i would like to see real safety be given priority in the second thing i would like to see his parental rights are honored and valued, one think they are doing is if your child decides they are the opposite gender of their biological sex, employees are trained to keep secrets from the parents and that's not illegal in the state of virginia, it's immoral so these things should not be happening at all and i would like to see fairfax county take as parents rights seriously and be concerned about the safety and well-being of all students. >> i have to go to you, carrie this is not just happening in virginia, it's happening across the country. i was reading in new jersey, a judge temporarily blocked the school district from notifying parents of child gender identity change so they can have surgery on your child and change their identity and the parents not even be

i have a friend right now on two different sides of the aisle. >> who's your friend?able to have these conversations about lived experiences reside on different sides of the aisle. >> you make the friendship with. >> i think we are both where we realize this is on both sides, both issues have a mess. >> the biggest thing is escalation of rhetoric over time driving this divide is projected down down voters is not seeing their fellow americans is just other people. >> i feel a lot of people have one source for you and that's the only place you will ever listen to. >> was the most important issue for this generation? >> national security is a big ticket item that i pay attention to what candidates are saying. the amount of emotional coming over the border, if you even call it the southern border relationships with china and russia and what's going on with funding to ukraine definitely the state of our education system classrooms are becoming a new battleground. >> free speech is an issue is the college campuses with students are treated. >> summary conservative students

>> which aisle in the tjx?heir shoe aisle i think they have very good shoe brands >> well, you see some jimmy choos there? >> they're doing barbie collaboration. >> how about we talk about the barbie effect on the economy >> it was my favorite slide from the target conference call they called that barbie merchandise and then an exclusive album, vinyl they're doing with taylor swift. >> should we revisit target and talk about whether pride hurt them so much that maybe their numbers were -- their same-store was not back enough and they chose to be more sensitive >> target's climbing up today. >> cadence was excellent how things went. tjx, by the way, the cadence was unbelievable we should -- i don't know if we have a chart of dtjx, but that going to hundo >> you love tjx. what about nvidia? you mentioned the $800 price target >> we had to have a guide. it was like ledger -- i don't know how we got there. guy's like, well, we're going to -- here it is it's amusing this is rosenblatt saying that, "we are taking our

i pretty much against you. >> thank you so much for just head right on up to the center aisle, thank you. >> thank you i've learned a lot. i enjoyed your presentations. when we think about historiography we think about writing. obviously we've seen the last two years like words exceeded seekers or water protectors can really shift the way we think about w things. i have stuck on the word massacre. on that one heard massacre is hapless innocence wrinkled for no reason. but in fact indigenous women and children and men too old to bear arms, i partly pose a threat but visiting we don't think of the question from that angle. first with otherays to think about that word massacre which every time i write it i'm not satisfied. but what other words are worth rethinking if you're going to rewrite the historiography or the narrative of this. and we want that narrative to travel to k-12 and be on the ohh. what are some of the words might be rethinking? what other words could we be using? >> i share i don't want to say our version necessarily. but massacre does not feel like the right term. for

that's good news on both sides of aisle, and that's like walking on water, a miracle. >> none of this is a fundamental point. i just opened a new high school in the bronx, district 12 in the bronx whereof all the students that started 9th grade in 2015, four years later, only 7% graduated from high school ready for college. >> wow. >> meaning that they started 9th grade and they dropped out along the way, or they actually did earn their high school diploma, but still couldn't do math nor reading without remediation, if they were to go to college. so that structure, even with that buy-in. it sounds like from lots of different groups, that reality still exists. how do we get more kids to be able to have that first rung to get on the ladder of success? >> we have to work harder at looking for the solutions that already work. we have examples around the country of education options that are available, that are successful. success academy is a great example in new york city, the charter school, basically 50 cents on the dollar and produces results better than the average public school in t

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we do not know whether anything was hits or what happened to the other 10 miss aisles. and yesterday, this attack on the blood transfusion center of cause these places uh that are little bit closer to the front line and can be reached by a longer range of weapons permanently under attack. since the beginning of the war, dw is not ts. billing are reporting from keith. to clean up operations are underway in slovenia after the country was hatched by the worst flooding experienced in 3 decades. heavy rain fall has lights, a flash floods which have caused at least 3 desks and half a 1000000000 euros and damage bridges have collapsed. andrew was continued to overflow. the image and see is novia near or has stored into the rains and flooding recalc in slovenia. thousands of people have moved to temper the shelters shaken by events, unlike any of the generation chiral. what happened while the fluids? what can i say? the fluid gushed in and destroyed everything is that much we can to help. we have a lot to do and that's all you need. i'm here with the house. everything would be

we do not know whether anything was hits or what happened to the other 10 miss aisles. and yesterday, this attack on the blood transfusion center of cause these places uh that are little bit closer to the front line and can be reached by a longer range of weapons permanently under attack. since the beginning of the war, russia, on the other hand, actually uses ukraine of shell in doing yes, on area occupied by russia. what do we know about that? as it seems that there is a roof of uh, also university building. a wooden rule is on fire. the rest has said that ukraine had used cluster munitions. uh to sell this uh to build an area. uh, this is not concerned. it's also very difficult to confirm anything that russia says about the tax on this occupied territory as that it's on the list. so i'm not submitted there. probably from other than the rest is own to analysis. and very few of the countries that are frenzy towards russia. so it's more difficult for us to know what is really going on that your plan has not said anything. your brain has said that you would not use past

and what side of the aisle you fall on. which studies you believe we've, we've seen studies on both sides of this climate change doesn't affect things. climate change does affect things. and so it really depends on where you believe you believe, stay politically. if you're conservative in climate changes in doing very much when it comes to extremes, but if you're more on the liberal side, then climate change is definitely causing all. ready of these extremes, we just finished a mass winter and we had more rain fall and more snow than we've had in decades. and now we're having a tropical storm and they're expecting the temperatures now after the tropical storm to rise to southern california. and with all the vegetation the wildfire susan has is going to begin. so it really is just kind of bracing for impact right now. i never knew the. yeah. the politics could have such an impact on the way that jason kept dirty. i thank you very much. for joining us from nbc using los angeles, thank you. to the other extreme, even dry a and