gonna be doing the same thing here in albany with all the selective. they told us ten years ago there's no way that you could stop fracking it's going to happen you know and after a seven year fight. governor now says there's a ban on fracking. we stopped it so doesn't really matter. what -- president trump says about the epa or whatever we're gonna make that transition to spite him that would be. we don't know if they're going to succeed in. but what we do know is after being in dc and seeing all these community groups are working together. is the climate change is not one problem with one silver bullet solution is made up of many little problems interact in intersect in every aspect of our lives. what that means is that will have an opportunity to get cold? as such the the getting involved and being together that's the people close. that's the solution. a month after filming continued efforts by west another campaign is to validate when the governor of new york state andrew cuomo. signed an executive order pushing all agencies to develop plans 480%.

our legislators -- this is one of their top priorities in albany. region has their own regional projects. this is important to make sure the buffalo bills stayed in new york state, and they were looking elsewhere. if you look at just the salaries of the players, they do well. tax proceeds received from the players alone after 20 years will pay for that investment. i found it offset that investment in making sure those who owed money to the state of new york that was never collected, that was used as an offset. that helped us lower $450 million of the total cost. that was the deal to keep the buffalo bills in the state for 30 more years. >> a couple of follow-ups, was there a way to keep the bills in new york state without having to spend more public money than almost any other state on this project? as far as i know the bills never said they would move anywhere. gov. hochul: if you check news reports he would find a different accounting of that. those are for their own records. i heard from people in other states who said they had been contacted. th

he later went on to serve as albany city commissioner and teach at albany state university. along with his wife shirley sherrod and others, he founded the black-owned farming collective and land trust new communities. shirley sherrod said of her late husband, "his life serves as a shining example of service to one's fellow man." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the house select committee to investigate the january 6 attack on the united states capitol held what may have been its final public hearing on thursday. the meeting ended with the committee unanimously voting to subpoena former president donald trump, setting up a likely a court battle. many said the former president is at the center of the story of what happened on january 6 when far-right insurrectionists attacked the capitol. today we will spend the hour airing excerpts of the hearing. we begin with democratic congressmember zoe lofgren of california, who detailed how trump had developed a plan to declare victory in the 2020 e

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she said that i have the government under at the albany. he has equally unripe unwavering supporters of the palestinian people. won't scribe the decision by scott morrison back in 2018 as cynical risky and a and a political decision one to try and we know over budget and a key. see the key blue ribbon said none of went ahead of last year election. so should also not going to see that, i should say now should also note that malaysia was highly critical of got my son's decision at the time back in 2018. he described it as a humiliation of the palestinian people and the quest for homeland. but of course, and not surprisingly, donald trump, he applauded us and said it's a step in the right direction and a recognition of reality. so we can confirm the strategy. now, oper, cabinet meeting. i'm not surprised, but the reversal of made by the previous government that the federal government would no longer recognize westerners l'm as he is rally capital. he okay, is new. finance minister says his reversing almost all of his predecessors proposals. a

he boards the train in albany. it's a dark, foggy night. it takes him five hours to get back to new york city by train from albany. when he gets home, his brother, elliott, had remarked there is a curse on this house. mother is dying. alice is dying too. february 14th, 1884. his mother died of typhoid fever. and in a few hours apart, his wife, pictured here, alice roosevelt, passed away from brechts disease. the two deaths weren't related, there wasn't a plague, or whatever. they both guessed away within a few hours. at this point in his life, roosevelt wasn't writing as consistently in his diary as he had as a younger man. he took up his pen to record the -- document you see here. a big black x and that haunting sentence. the life has gone out of my life. he is 25 when this happens. you just have to use your imagination, your historical empathy, to think about what it would be like a 25 years old to be a brand new father, as alice had given birth to a daughter, also named alice, but then to lose your wife and your mother in the same house,

he boards the train in albany. it's a kind of dark foggy night. it takes him five hours to get back to new york city by train from albany. and when he gets home his brother elliot has remarked. there's a curse on this house mother is dying. and alice is dying, too. february 14th 1884 his mother died of typhoid fever and then a few hours apart his wife. pictured here alice roosevelt passed away from brights disease. that was probably just not detected during her presidency. so the two deaths weren't related to there wasn't a plague or whatever. but they both passed away within a few hours of each other. at this point in his life roosevelt wasn't writing as consistently in his diary as he had as a younger man, but he took up his pen. to record the document you see here. a big black x and then that one kind of haunting sentence. the light has gone out of my life. and he's 25 when this happens. okay, so you just have to use your imagination your historical empathy to think about what it would be like at 25 years old to be a brand new father as alice a

workers in albany, new york, will begin voting on whether to join that union. twitter is reviewing policies around permanently banning users that would potentially bring content moderation more in line with elon musk's vision for the platform whether or not he buys the company. "the financial times" reports twitter has been considering other tools that could replace a ban for violating rules which is spreading misinformation. removing a ban for inciting violence is not considered so it's likely trump's lifetime ban will be lifted. >>> an explosion melts cars in san francisco. take a look. the surprising source causing a headache for a number of headache for a number of different owners. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobac

tricity interconnect, or is to bring more clean energy to the national grid that prime minister antony albany. these center left government one power earlier this year, promising climate reforms in britain, the biggest jump in food prices since 1980 pushed inflation back into double digits last month, matching a 40 year high hit in july. if the latest low for households grappling with a cost of living crisis and the new finance minister, jeremy hands warning of future, i watering cuts as he put it, isn't likely to calm britons who in response to spiking prices, have been turning to traditional ways to keep their homes warm. ah, jack parrot balances on the roofs of hampton bridge. he's never been as busy as he is right now. his task is to prepare the old chimneys for everyone who plans to start using them again. the lid here is to keep birds from nesting inside the chimney. ah, nearly every customer is saying i'm going to use the pharmacy i and it's cost. in this case, stoves and fireplaces will be helping warm homes. again, since the beginning of the month, energy prices in the u. k. has been

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these problems for the poorest people in brazil or at the center of the campaign will have to map albany, pressing low close on real scope, a gabana beach. no, their future would be that there might be the results of these electrons. most voters would be thinking of what it will mean for day to day issues. but experts will be watching closely to see if brazil's democracy might be in danger. and before we go, his, i remind her of that top needs story. the cell police in indonesia said that at least 174 people have died off defense them. they did at a self a match several fonts berg gap between supporters of bravo teams. police 5 t a guess, and hundreds of people ran to the exits, 30 side some suffocated while others, the trend. you're watching daily news. that's it for now. if you want more, that can be found with the website at any time at d, w dot com, the handle, the social's ease at d. w needs next on the channel is doc film, looking at how advertises politicians and social media platforms use the science of emotions. they change how did she become adult hitler's favorite director. an

below cold edmond, our host is the former chief of this remote community in northern ontario in fort albany. canada has more than 2000 reserves like this one they were set up in the late 19th century by the indian act. the law governing the indigenous population this racist bill made them 2nd citizens, separate from white people. ah, today they are known as 1st nations peoples. back then, they were savages. i am designated ascii indian old lives inside i reserve to separate the we are hidden people of canada here and here the government wants the color preserve for the i call it my grandfather's land. the indian act is still applicable to day. it was introduced in an attempt to settle and thus better control, a nomadic people along with their territory and resources. the reserves were run by nuns and priests, and their mission was to evangelize the savages to assimilate them while we're building a garden for pictures from the school. so this one is good business where the students girls been months and these are the brothers. are blake brothers, and that prisoners are here. it's hard to res

something needs to give here and requires governor hochul calling us back to session in albany to repealbail once and for all. lee zeldin did phenomenal job last night laying out the case and the bottom line in new york is this, for the first time in nation history, democrats control everything in washington, albany and new york city at the same time and they have created a mess, 41-year record high on inflation, surging crime, poor southern border, you have flux of migrants and drugs pouring in. fentanyl killing 300 americans a day, skyrocketing energy prices. the governor of new york has banned natural gas, it is out of control. >> todd: get to your race, mike. one democrat you mentioned, shawn patrick maloney head of the campaign committee, you see him on tv all the time. that 17th district race changed from lean democrat to toss-up in the latest fox news ranking. what has changed in this race to bring you to the level of toss-up, mike? >> look, we've been ahead in every poll since i got into this race at the end of may. voters understand the issues, inflation and crime. shawn patrick

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all these problems for the poorest people in brazil are at the center of the campaign, lent him up albany, but i seen local some real scopic of anna beach. no. their future would be that their mind by the results of these electrons, most voters would be thinking of what it will mean for day to day issues. but experts will be watching closely to see if brazil's democracy might be in danger. or for more on brazil's election, i'm joined in the studio by my colleague christiana hm. i have from dw is portuguese fort brazil, service christiana, really good to see you. so we hear that opinion polls suggest lula has a very good chance of securing an outright victory. even just in this 1st round today. do you think that's likely to happen? well, marianna, that's true. her latest falls from yesterday nights show. a lula has an at large advantage over bull sonata 14 per cent, and also 50 per cent of the intention of the voters. but actually, it depends on how many people will appear to vote to in everything i would say is undefined. so you mention, you know, depends how many people go to vote, so is

runs, track down on its western kurdistan region protest spreading over the death of gina, massa, albany. the young kraidish woman was detained by the so called morality police for allegedly breaking around strict islamic dress code. right place a fight on demonstrate has in the provincial capital center, human rights group say at least 7 people have been killed in recent days. this video appears to appears to be showing security forces on motive clashing with protesters. and with report suggesting that iran is moving more security forces toward the region we spoke to cameron matching from the university of sussex in england. he's been following the protest closely and told us what makes good a stand role in this movement. so important the question of, you know, a national, political and cultural rights has, have, have always been part of the protest movement in curtis on. but at the moment, actually the protest slogans in curtis on are no different from what you hear in the rest of iran. the key slogan as woman life freedom, which has become kind of a battle cry for protest is across ir

that you have it right -- and there's a class of politician and prosecutor in this town but also in albanythey don't seem to be a willingness to accept fact that we're going to have a segment of the population for their own sake and for the sake of the rest of the population has to be paired away from us. we have a class of encouragement or edp emotionally disturb person who is really need to be locked away for their own treatment. their own safety, and for the safety of the people of the city. >> obviously, you have people with mental health problems but you have also ju middle of central park -- or brian tell people jury put it in there and there's cops wherever. but the cops tell me they don't feel supported they say if they make wrong move they're going to lose pension and job and may be losing their family because they'll get locked up themselves. despite that arrests are up. they're still doing it miraculous thing. they're still doing the job. you know, i'm old enough to remember the 1990s and that's where we really bottomed now the this town 19 0 highest level of murders we've ever

all the bail reform issues, bail reform is euphemism and criminal reforms that went into place in albanye system, bail reform issue, discovery reform where the cases have to go to trial very quickly with all of the evidence which is impossible to meet. so cases are being dropped and those are just two examples. the numbers they raised the age from 16 to 18 to criminal responsibility. all of the things are hampering the efforts of the police department and remember the police department broke the record since 2001 i believe it is for a number of arrests. these folks are working. i still know plenty of people there. i hear it, they are under pressure, they are making arrests, the bottom line is everything that they do at noon is being undone at 4:00 o'clock. for perps are home before the cops are. maria: unbelievable. kathy hochul is not going to address until after election. how does she get away we are not going to talk about this until you vote for me. people are leaving the city in droves, that's impacting the economy as well. you say the deficit is already projected at $10 billion and

i believe albany needs to break this and have an unbalanced power. giving judges discretion and utilizing the constitutional authority, i would say constitutional duty of the governor to remove the district attorney who refuses to enforce the law. my first action, first day in office, is to turn to alan bragg to let them know if he's fired. >> hannity: this'll be a political earthquake that selection year if you win and you're right in the middle of it. i can't believe how close is that is. i'm glad your family safe. thank you congressman. tune in to got felled tonight, lee zeldin will be a guest for the entire hour. first biden's weakness on their world stage is once again amplified by russian aggression, oliver north will be here to explain what biden should do. and sarah sanders is with us with her first interview since her cancer diagnosis and treatment. - [narrator] if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can qualify you for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if you got ppp. and all it takes

i've left us under whatever would be my level wherever douglas albany about this. i know it was really amazing but it's either one of us or this is a semester one. luckily for gloria. after an hour electricity comes back on the moon on the 100 would be interested in that this is her 2nd check up since she became pregnant. philadelphia looked at it. so what does a little hands on it for now? everything looks fine. this is the word of a little boy that i am. oh, i love it. i am with her. okay, now do that now. yeah. i've got what i don't have. i have to do that now that have it bad to play tennis with after her long trek to the health center and back gloria begins having contractions in despite the severe pain she's cooked, fed her 4 children and clean the house with her name with the other allison a ah to am the pain is getting worse. and korea has decided to go to the health post 500 meters away. it's basic and ill equipped, but it has enough who can help or where did i kind of hold on? i don't want that that we don't have a job after 20 minute ascent, opposite dee

what happens in sacramento, albany today happens -- and federally year after that. former republican governors in the midwest change policy and achievements. te legislators meeting a couple of months ago, that was all anybody could talk about. the infrastructure law has advocated for electric buses. there was a new plan built in virginia, there is a buffalo state senator trying to get a new plant in his area. there are these things we think start in dcr playing out in the states. what states do today is going to drive the next policy. ho host: you can join this conversation and we can talk about state policy was read wilson. (202) 748-8000, for democrats. (202) 748-8001, for republicans. (202) 748-8002, for independents. guest: so many areas to grow. get demographics of state legislative districts across the country after redistricting. we found the number of districts where biden and former president trump came within 10 points of each other shrink. there are about 40 fewer districts were trump beat biden by a narrow margin. interestingly, the super trump or biden

lamesa and really what didn't i know of left us under whatever would be my lego was whatever douglas albany about this i know was that he got me amazing when it's either one of us or this was a semester one. luckily for gloria. after an hour the electricity comes back on $100.00 would be interested in that. this is her 2nd check up. since she became pregnant with philadelphia it was about 30, so wasn't even pounds on it. for now everything looks fine. this is the word of a little boy with mm ah ha ha, i am with her. okay, now do that now. yeah. i got what i don't have. i have to do that now that i have it back to you for your time. i will after her long trek to the health center and back gloria begins having contractions in despite the severe pain she's cooked, fed her 4 children and clean the house with her name. i'm in love with ah, to am the pain is getting worse and gloria has decided to go to the hell post 500 meters away. it's basic and ill equipped, but it has a nurse who can help i kind of hold on. i don't want that that we don't help with after 20 minute ascent. opposite deep mount

it is not going to work with one party rule in albany.e are going to win this in 12 days. >> we are about to see kathy hochul there in seer cuss and say how believes republicans will crash the economy if that's a change in power in november. i want to get your reaction to a piece the "new york times" published about an hour ago, congressman, taking on one of the top issues for voters in this state and your promise to remove alvin bragg from office day one. it is challenging saying zeldin wouldn't be able to show mr. bragg the door, it grants the power to remove certain public officers but calls for those facing removal to be given charges against them and an opportunity to defend themselves. bragg's office can be expected to fight any effort, and he won with 84% of the vote just a year ago, presenting a very unique, interesting moment here. congressman, are you prepared for that fight considering your promises to remove him? >> yeah, absolutely. listen, first thing i'm doing the first day in office is notifying alvin bragg he is going to

and this da in albany counsel you at this said -- county said this about governor hochul. no meaningful action has been taken to address bail reform and raise the age which has driven rising crime in our most vulnerable neighborhoods. at what number will the body count be enough to prompt action. instead, hochul and her ilk like carl hasty, the assembly leader, they're having listening sessions. maria: unbelievable. dagen: about gun crime and that's the question we ask on this program all the time. how many people need to die? how much suffering do people of color need to experience in areas not just in new york state but across this country before these left wingers stand up for life instead of crime? maria: it's why lee zeldin is closing in on kathy hochul. >> i think they should do listening sessions on new york city subways in times square so they experience what people hear. nothing has been done. people look at kathy hochul and say what has she done be in her tenure to do anything about this problem and the answer is nothing, whichs is why we keep seeing stories like

holding strong are chicago, albany, milwaukee. >> a year ago people were buyins sight unseen, multiple offers. d time to put an offer at a lower number. >> reporter: this l.a. realtor s buyers and sellers need to adapt to adapt to the changing market. market. >> it's just a changing market.n 2008 that was a crash landing. t will be a softer landing. it will be over time as people are adjusted to new rates and purche price. >> reporter: experts say despite cuts the average monthly mortgae payment is higher than if you bt at the peak of the market and if if the rate drops you can refinance to ease the pain. > >> there is a sense of disappoit for 49ers fans. the team is searching for positives of yests loss in atlanta. here is vern glenn. > >> 49ers dropped sunday's game in atlanta to fall to 3-3. good news, they have a share of first of first in the nfc west. defene surprise considering they were down seven starters. mariota hurt them with his arm and legs, arm and legs, completed 13 of 1s and ran for 50 yards. they won 28-14. it didn't help that the s offense failed to score in the d ha

. >> there is a viable on the ground that there needs balance restored to albany.te and save new york city. they are tired of having to wake up every morning and read all of the headlines of rising crime in their own neighborhood. >> carley: claudia tenney, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> at one point governor kathy hochul of 20 points and now really closing the gap. how did this happen and can you pull it off? >> everything that lee zeldin, my colleague and congress that is absolutely correct. i'm going door to door on the ground and people are really concerned about crime, inflation and obviously the price of gas but crime is rising to the top here at store owners are concerned we have so much and not just new york city but upstate new york where we have the same policies. they affect everyone. and even rural areas this morning or suffering. we see a crisis like i've never seen in my lifetime. i've never seen more crime showing up on my security camera and things that we have to protect ourselves. this is really affecting storefronts and store owners and

here in new york, it comes back to albany and fixing the -- getting rid of cash bail in the city, in the state, rather. i just want to point out something that i found truly atrocious. the philadelphia district attorney on friday, larry krasner, said it's coded and racist language to speak out against rising crime. at a time when a 13-year-old and a 15-year-old girl got raped on their way to school in his city. he's trying to shut people up and blame republicans and saying if you talk about crime, it's code for racism. but what's racist are the policies that hurt people of color in these cities. who are -- the individuals who their neighborhoods are overrun with crime, their family members are being murdered, raped, assaulted, businesses being shut down. that's racist, to allow crime to foment and explode in all these major cities. larry krasner's the racist for a allowing crime to skyrocket and him not prosecuting perpetrators or thieves. maria: had that is incredible. dagen: he's not prosecuting thieves. he's just releasing them. but for him to say if you criticize -- he's talking

we have problems here as well this is a problem because of albany's laws.zabeth: what the congresswoman is saying, joe, thanks for joining us too, kathy hochul appointed a bail reformed a very cat as one of top legal aids. gop in new york like putting an arsonist in charge of the fire department. show the no care bail reform bill that was passed and criminals are let go accuse of crimes. joe, what is your reaction of what happened to lee zeldin. >> this is absolutely terrible, the victims and young daughters are traumatized for their life all because these adults in new york are not doing their job. maybe they should grow a spine. i'm looking at you, governor hochul, you have done nothing to mitigate the disaster of bail reform. liz, crime is continuing up ait bad. in new york city it is up 15% this september from last september. a recent study of the nypd, 43 people have been arrested 102times in the last year. i'm a lonely policeman that works out to 24 arrests in one year, all because we continue to have bail reform. so you know i swear i'm more voters i

now you have to undo legislation in albany that will be tough to get around.ervious to all this. >> dana: check it out with a new newsletter with the crime stuff and great person to learn from in terms of writing. thank you. >> dana: there was a questionable call in yesterday's buc's falcons game. brady was sacked but hit with a roughing the passer penalty. some say the refs gave brady kid glove treatment. i'm sorry about the bengals. they are now 2-3 on the ear. when you are on the road, why don't you kick the field goal? that's the question. >> bill: that's the question. >> dana: i got that from bill this morning. >> bill: take the points. force them to score. >> dana: not good. >> bill: i think even brady was embarrassed by that call. >> dana: maybe so, maybe so. isn't roughing the passer the point? [laughter] >> bill: that's the idea, right? it's football. >> dana: exactly. i don't get the penalties. >> bill: house republicans pledging actions against hunter biden and the f.b.i. if they take control. the race for georgia governor. stacey abrams brushing of

he had represented them in albany. in nine days we'll find out if he will go back to albany swapping the legislature for potentially the governor's mansion. that rally here in westchester later on today with governor glenn youngkin. >> lee zeldin will join us next hour. >> dana: tightening races across four key senate seats. nevada is neck-and-neck and in georgia, arizona, and pennsylvania democrats hold single digit leads. the party is hoping former president obama can come to their rescue. he will join president biden later this week in pennsylvania and that's where we find senior national correspondent rich edson. hi, rich. >> good morning, dana. no public events for either senate candidate in pennsylvania. a busy weekend for john fetterman. we're a week and day out from election day. held a couple of events in philadelphia, here in harrisburg area as well appealing to union members and college students specifically holding an event at temple university in philly over the weekend. we're less than a week before the l

to meet it albany, and then use the hudson, and control of the hudson river to split the new england colonies off from the rest of the 13 colonies. that was the plan. unfortunately, in 1777 civilian, unfortunately, as far as i'm concerned, i forgot i was speaking to an american audience. but nonetheless, what happened was civilian broke off and went east and captured philadelphia. of course, this was the enemy capital as far as he was concerned. thereby, they left them stranded to a point where he was then, of course, forced to surrender in 1777. at which point, the french got into the war in 1778. the french, what you have to remember about them, they are always there. when they need. you the dutch got involved in 1779. so, the spanish in 1770, night the jets and 1780, and suddenly, they were not colonial. it was very difficult for the colonial wall, in and of itself. they were being fought 300 miles away. every single surgery, or every british soldier, there were 35, 000, for most of the war, they were only, each one, doing one third of the supplies that would be brought over from

so there's a vibe on the ground that there needs balance restored to albany.ay -- state, they want to save new york city, and they're tired of having to wake up every morning and read the headlines of rise rising crime in their own neighborhood, places where they used to feel safe and walk the streets comfortably, and now they're calling an uber just to go a couple of blocks. maria: that's right. real clear politics said it was a toss-up yesterday. let me ask you, congressman, what your plans are should you win in your first 100 days. what are you going to do? >> you know, listen, i want to do everything i possibly can in the first 100 minutes. i want to have a very active day one. i just announced a couple of days ago as soon as i am sworn into office, i'm going to be declaring a crime emergency here in the state of new york, i'm going to suspend new york's cashless bail laws and some other pro-criminal laws that have been passed, force the legislature to come to the table to negotiate an improvement because we have to take back our streets. we need law-abidi

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