joining me now is the atlantic's tim alberta.itled "trumpism is toxic and three other lessons of the midterm elections". >> i've laid them all out. first one, post-dobbs era. democrats are going to be fired up. >> katy, the most amazing statistic i think of the entire election as far as i view it, in 2021, when glen youngkin, the republican, won the race to become governor of virginia, obviously this is pre-dobbs, this is while roe v. wade was still the law of the land, the voters who turned out in deep blue virginia, the number of them who said that abortion was their top issue, in turning out to vote in that election was 8%. 8% of all voters in virginia said that. fast forward to this tuesday, nationally, that number was around 30%, and across a number of battleground states, that number got as high as 35, 36%. so what you're now looking at is give or take a third of all voters said that their number one priority in this election was abortion, and that is of course a direct consequence of roe v. wade being struck down, and abor

alberta you are a happy person, yes, yes. you know, there's never been a blind date.ys a little scary, suddenly waiting for me there. crocodile here i am. i am this beautiful beast in the hands. and now i immediately want to dispel the main myth, uh, about crocodiles, that this is the most aggressive animal in the world. many. truth they consider crocodiles to be very dangerous animals, but this is not entirely true, of course, they are wild animals and in the wild they can attack, but only defend yourself, for example, females protect, nest males of the territory. in general, everything is about the same as in any other animals. look at each crocodile , teeth are always clearly visible. ah, when you show your teeth, when you smile. it's you, that is, you can say that crocodiles are always smiling , always friendly. in general, you know, we have crocodile gena directly and cheburashka is so famous soviet cartoon, where gena is just such a wise man , a very vulnerable creature who takes the troubles and problems around him very close to his heart, you left me no chance

having a blast frolicking in her first snow outside her home in alberta, canada, central alberta , just had its first snowfall of the season. she's loving it. and now that we've turned our clocks back, it's probably a good time to dust off that snowblower and dig out those snow tires won't was 75 in new york city yesterday. not for us, we can't even think of the snow, but we do know it's coming. does your dog like the snow? you loves the snow, and we've had many foster puppies and we've had some drain. snow times, and they love it as well seen dogs frolic in the snow for the first time is the cutest thing with the luna. will your girls go out there and play with the dogs in the snow? they like that two hours. kids love to go sledding and do all the fun things in the snow. it is not my thing, so luckily mike always takes. we moved from california not too long ago, so snow is still kind of novel for them, but give it a few years. i'm sure it'll go away. yeah they'll be tired of it after the first snowfall. it's pretty like the first time and okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still f

. -- we just said, tim alberta at the atlantic has just written on pace on this and i just want to readassage of this and then ana i'll get you to respond. -- defined generations of political patterns and caused varying degrees of panic on the left. the 2018 midterm, when democrats regain control of the u.s. house of representatives and won the hispanic vote by 40 points, nationally, and the summer, numerous polls show that his guys are splitting and it just difficult tie even such parties are such exaggerated. it's evident the republicans are poised next week to win the biggest share of hispanics in the modern era. era. what has happened in the last four years? >> i really appreciate being among the widest people in the world to discuss this issue. look, it's a very complex answer, and it's part of the reason it's a complex answer is because the hispanic community in the united states is a complex community. people have a really hard time understanding that the priority and interests of the cuban american community is very different than the chicano community, very different than the p

say that i create 16 tabs right here of all the books that were mention from burning sugar to the alberta hunter biography. i will send that and it will go out in some sort of e-mails i want to make that promise. >> alberta hunter on vital is amazing. >> thank you. i just want to say thank you so much for joining us today. i'm honored to be here. once again i've been doing this, i been coming here every year since as a teenager and dissent amongst people who arere gifted their books to family and friends who i've delved into your words across multiple media outlets, , who have sent me down wormholes of research, who i sat in front of as 21 euro teacher at harlem junior-college and her speak and literally rocked my curriculum framework, i'm so honored to be here. thank you, thank you, thank you, again for your work. >> can i say one thing? >> yes. >> .co writer, i would not be able to like him if i didn't mention, you know, cord. so cord is a cowriter for that series. >> it was a pleasure, everyone. thanks much for having me. >> booktv every sunday on c-span2 features leading authors discu

last we let the fans celebrate on it and they're allowed to sing alberta for all much for us. it's just a snapshot in time. all, it's great. all the we're going not houses are not gotten east sir, give on, and some might argue that sink straight matches on top of the bananas league table is more than that. and perhaps an indicator of what's to come now to something that will make our colleagues around the world shudder. our reporter on a live broadcast was interrupted by an animal visitor chili's vision. nicholas crew was on air when a parrot perched on his shoulder. after his moment in the spotlight, the bird took off with a souvenir. i don't care what the parrot wanted with his headphones, but the credit goes to nicholas for carrying on with his report. looked like a pro, the indoor gone. it i'll will not offend vilegas, acted billy while i own it, watching the dove in his life from berlin up next is the w business with my colleague rop. what's all season a by o people and trucks injured was trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away at the b

for me, that means my territory continues to be ravaged by the alberta tar sands. waterways, or animals, our species or continue to decline in quality and health. our people are not even able to hunt our bison anymore. business is more important. the question i've heard pop up here in the hallways is who are we even try to save the planet for anymore? it does not seem like it is for our people, species, and relatives but for corporation so they can continue to have a bottom line of billions of dollars to appease their shareholders. amy: i want to turn to someone who so deeply cared about all of these issues like both of you, someone you both know very well come the longtime water protecr joye braun who dd sunday at her home in eagle butte, south dakota, at the age of 53. a citizen of the cheyenne river sioux tral nation, this is joye braun on democracy now! lasyear. >> we need to unite together to let this administration know that we are serious and we are tired. we go to all the hearings. we do the petitions. we make the phone calls and it is not working. they're

and one of the things about that tim alberta piece so important was that he was in south florida, hesouth texas, he was in arizona. and there are commonalities about working class sensibilities, social moderation and so on, but there are also differences and to communism, for example, in south florida. these are nuances that should be understood. >> and something the obama administration, the obama campaign did really well when you were running it. because, look, i'm old enough to remember when they would have somebody with a dominican accent narrating radio ads in south florida which would be like having somebody from kentucky narrating a radio ad in massachusetts. you know, that's what the difference is. >> i would say i spend a lot of time in massachusetts and they find my accent to be -- >> they're clamoring for you. i love to make ads. and actually it's interesting. i started to cut my teeth in chicago politics and i used to have to use a columbian voice-over because if i used someone with a mexican accent it would offend the puerto rico population. if i used someone from the pu

i don't know what else to do produce clinton alberta, solano, yourself. mm hm. and the others who was sentenced to 20 years in prison, where the french president, jacques chirac, the german chancellor. gerhard schroeder, the u. s. secretary of state, madeleine albright, the nato secretary general heavy selina, the supreme allied commander in europe, wesley clark and native ministers of foreign affairs and defense. who give it to the eloquence stuff going on with that, it's silly that even i thought. yeah. below you put it up on the board meeting to style out those. she said it's for koya. so cautious because of them will be runaway companies with kebraw, with the golf course of itself with molly legal. but they're not quite they'll be able to stay. sla was that all machine that would be awesome. so this is good enough. was la affected? not as bully. we've got 3 so totally up to marie. betty sales will ask ali col post lisa was here to washington were down. yes. something. oh, really could we still push to the people this lou collateral content to not just upon?

jail here, but i as well as congratulate new president, his victory. paulson has sofa mind frank and alberta for his professor international really better generally. park as friend in south jersey. don't go welcome to the day, just how much is the medical come that little to pulled up quite many ways. best of all, but this is the time that sitting present has been a lot of offers. still, the sitting pres, enjoy the and when see to it has allowed to then, sir, for it's to met to increase pending just of the election and was done just increase public in so much that our congress moved especially her to her in here who tional limit on pre elect funding and also why village close and found rejection. so all possible government which explained tallulah was to but when the so but it is a founded entry. it's not great man that changed a is a person who does on a presidential that since not an 80, not his twice in tune to the so really dominant figure we have here. since the country mammography has been here, is attacking an institution cultivating in the i says, how much could he, if he really what

police called in to help wrangle about 20 escaped ostriches that ran wild through alberta.y escaped from a farm enclosure. the owner could be seen trying to grab one of the birds to stop it from hurting itself. the woman who shot the video said she thought she was seeing things. >>> every year, this holiday kicks off the holiday season with a spectacular fireworks show. this year's show brought actual flames. firefighters were already staged on the roof as a precaution. thankfully the fire was engs tinge wished and no one was injured. >>> when we come back, how tourism could help save these getle giants from extinction. >> taking you to a place that's known as one of the most instagramed properties in the world. it is where giraffes run free while the hard work of saving the species from extinction goes on. deborah is there. >> reporter: the gentle giants of the african savannah, so iconic no wildlife safari is complete without them. ecotourists pay for the chance to get up close and personal. >> such a surreal experience. a giraffe sticking its head through a window, wakin

but alberta on vinyl is amazing. oh, okay. it's no, i'm a crate digger. thank you. so thank just want to say thank you so much for joining us today. i'm honored to be here once again i've been doing this. i've been coming here every other year since i was a teenager. and to sit amongst people who i've gifted their books, to family and friends who delved into your words across multiple media outlets who have sent me down wormholes of research, who i sat in front of as a 21 year old teacher at harlem children's zone hello right and heard speak literally rocked my curriculum framework i'm so honored to be here you thank you thank you again for your words can i can i just say one thing. yes the co-writer with cord jefferson and i would i would not be able to like but if i didn't mention, you know, cord. so that is the co-writer for that series. it was a pleasure everyone. thanks so much

and when she fe, alberta, do something. we do something a, i'm the director of of lanfield mississippians coalition. i've just been going around trying to raise awareness about the importance of removing the confederate emblem from our stay flag. it's gonna be hard, but it's not impasse. you just have to keep pushing and keep striving. i just thank god for grace and mercy because you need a whole lot. oh, more than 200 people. march from j. r. lynch street to the state capital calling for change in the state flag. we just need a flag that will unify everyone not long after i met sharon, she stepped away from her leadership role with the flag for all mississippians initiative. due to health reasons, it will be some time before i could talk to sharon on camera again. she found an ally and leah campbell, an anti flag activist on the mississippi gulf coast. for me as a white woman. oh, it's incumbent upon me as a, as a white mississippian and a person of privilege to use my privilege to do what i can to dismantle a system of wh

so the president of argentina, alberta fernando, most likely received a heat stroke. joe biden was dizzy this time, on the contrary, apparently he felt good and, outside the protocol, he was talking animatedly about something with erdogan after the negotiations. the heads of the svr naryshkin with the director of the cia in korea turkey again speak as the main peacekeeper. although that meeting was reportedly organized to discuss the nuclear risks and the fate of the citizens of these countries detained in russia by the us here in bali sergei lavrov answered the question, if at all the meaning of the negotiations with kiev, i refuse to negotiate. and if anyone refuses, it is ukraine, and the longer it refuses, the more difficult it will be. here, in the end, to agree on signals to zelensky from the west we consider various messages citing some anonymous sources. uh, rumors are circulating that the american administration seems to be telling dzerrian to be accommodating, then it is immediately clarified that this is not so that he indeed, uh, behaved constructively in

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like ceramics, alberta, it's owner martin. rob illini says that between 2019 and today it is quint toppled its exports to chile, bolivia, paraguay, and uruguay. their blossom afforded them. we have pushed hard on chinese and european products with some targeting lower valued products, and europe targeting higher value one's a little back up and under a lot of road to let my shorter one on that de la, those to war. and the pandemic had a big impact on the increase in logistics costs, and also on inflation because the ambien lamb flash you on. according to rap aline, european ceramics companies have doubled the production costs due to the increase in energy prices. gina, in china has had an impact on that. the greatest impact has been on the logistics level, the containers that were around $2000.00 before the pet damage. now cost $20000.00 to $25000.00. prices have dropped again, but there's still much more expensive, but as you but while it would your mccardle latin american countries with some industrial development like mexic

well, also today there were reports that the president of argentina alberta felt unwell.is blood pressure has dropped, but now his health is being monitored, and the argentine leader is being watched closely. well, a lot of other events are planned today and i look forward to waiting now and the signing of the final communique , whether it will be agreed upon or not, is still unknown, and also, well, information is coming in about the so- called. his family photo ceremony general photo taking pictures earlier in the morning somehow usually takes place before the start of the first calendar meeting took place. well, now the kyoto agency reports that the ceremony was postponed, we will follow alexander thank you , our special correspondent in bali, elizaveta khramtsova, was in direct contact with the studio. now let's break for advertising, and then on other international topics. a loan with a fixed rate can be obtained by every director, screenwriter of theater and cinema. and not even an actor, but just a good person. a cash loan at a rate of 8 and 9% for everyone . this

country abroad, any other country will have absolute success in those regions and those provinces like albertar manitoba, there is a very large population of the ukrainian ukrainian diaspora. i am sure that the ukrainian congress in canada is doing its best. just recently, canada also announced $47 million in military aid in addition to $600 million. they allocated earlier from february this year ago that's all on the agenda recently they also announced the allocation or rather in june they also announced the allocation of 39 combat armored vehicles and they plan until the end of november er this commitman yes it is if this is their er aspiration finish now all these cars, they are somewhere on the way to ukraine to ukraine in europe, yes, you correctly noted about 55 million humanitarian aid, plus, let's not forget that all accounts and fundraising are still open, simply from people, from citizens, from various other initiatives, etc. ukrainian flag can assure you on every er corner on every road i don't have a badge with me today but almost every every member of canada wears a canadian ukrai

educating children, alexia bryan, explains, ah, in a corner of the fee for fan festival and ahas alberta park, it's not a football, attracting the crowds, but education and a foundation run by cutters. former 1st lady, she come rosa and advocate for ensuring the world's most vulnerable children have access to school. education above all operates in about 60 countries. and the beautiful game is one tool it's using to get children into class and onto a better future. 6 wow, 14 year old kina and the rate here was close to dropping out of school in columbia . his father says football brought him back when all that i see our yo yos, oil proper thought and got the teacher came into his life was because he was the one who said come here. do you love soccer? let's do this. you catch up with all the subjects that you have. miss ambrose stop playing soccer wanted it. the un estimate about 16000000 primary school age children are prevented from going to school by poverty and conflict. the event was held in this tant, which is based on a prototype by british iraqi architect as a her date. and she al

should just gravity. peace routes is it eases further eastwards we'll see some snow there into we're alberta, saskatchewan. having said that, maybe across the mountain states, warmer weather, over towards the east, getting into double figures for new york and for dc. welcome sunshine. coming back here, sunshine and showers me mile across c, a caribbean to bobby had this rather more persistent line of cloud of rain spilling out of miami, pulling out of southern parts of florida. right the way down towards yucatan peninsula with some heavier showers to for the western caribbean. ah, ah . a movie. oh, hello again, you're watching. i just hear a reminder about top stories. this out. rescue teams in indonesia is west java province are searching for survivors of a powerful earthquake that killed at least a 162 people. hundreds were injured in the quake centered on a rural area south of the capital to cock turkeys. president says he's considering launching a ground offensive in northern syria. it follows a rocket attack. my kill 3 people in southern turkey, which anchor blames on kurdish y. p g fig

well , also today there were reports that the president of argentina, alberta angel fernandos, felt unwell. he has decreased pressure, but now the health of the argentine leader is being closely monitored. well, a lot of events are planned today and are waiting now and the signing of the final communication will it be agreed or not, it is not yet known, and also new information is coming in about the so -called family photo ceremony in general photography earlier in the morning somehow usually happens before the start of the first calendar the meeting did not take place. but now the kyoto agency reports that the ceremony could not be postponed. this is yakov khramtsova in valeria's suddin borovikov to lead the island of bali indonesia now, to the situation in the donbass, after the shelling of the city of yasinovataya, the pumping station is de-energized, which provides the city with water the day before, as a result of the strike, several boiler houses were put out of action. master class remained 70 many apartment buildings against the civilian population, kiev troops are actively using

michael, including a meet him with argentina's president, alberta ferman. this analysts say one of his top priorities should be ending the d polarization that exist in this country to day a ground. it is clue of this final result shows a divided country divided regionally divided between the states that makes up the brazilian federation and a division with a society. and even among harmless, which make the 1st task of the new president looked to seek to establish an agenda proposal to reduce this political polarization. jade, while tornado has 2 months left in office, every one is waiting to hear what he has to say about the election. and whether his message were bring reconciliation or self further divisions with him. brazilian society, that is, i will, i'll just cedar euphony at brazil. trials are underway in iran for hundreds of people. tours during ongoing anti government, protests officials of issued new warnings to people thinking about joining the demonstrations. dorsen jibari has a late us from to hon. more warnings from high ranking officials in ir

we'll see some snow there into where alberta saskatchewan having said that may be across the mountain state, warmer weather, over towards the east, getting into double figures for new york and for dc. welcome, sunshine. coming back here, some shadow showers may mile across c kara been to, bobby, had this rather more persistent line of cloud rain spinning out of miami, pulling out of southern parts of florida. right the way down towards the yucatan peninsula. we some heavier showers to for the western caribbean. ah, the generation full meets premier league legend vincent company to discuss the importance of leadership and representation. and most of it starts in a pyramid representation is rides that the rest will follow and travel to algeria to discover how flu school played a key role in shaping the country from its struggle for liberation to the 2019 test, the political reform generation football episode on al jazeera ah ah, welcome. i can pick them out about top stories here. this our rescue workers in indonesia searching for survivors of a popular earthquake in west java propertie

thank you for that awesome alberta. speaking to us that from copenhagen, south korea's interior minister has apologized for a crowd surge during a halloween festival on saturday. that killed a 156 people and he submit the response was not adequate. and president used the keel has called for safety measures to prevent crowd accidents. rob mcbride is that memorial, and so he says the country is sharing a collective grief. these memorial altars have been set up across the south crim there's been no light up and the number of people screaming past to pay their respects and will continue to do so during this period of morning that runs all the way through until the weekend. the president, you and so, and some of his ministers have visited the memorial that's been set up over in a while. the scene of the tragedy itself here at city hall early a tuesday, we saw the south korea is religious leaders come as a group to pay their respects the leaders of the buddhist orders of confucianism of the christian churches. here, i think t

but soon after a polish nato and us official said it was most likely a ukrainian air defense miss alberta. v. it of course. now some polish politicians have even called for an apology from kiev and compensation for the families of the victims. now, the incident, as you can imagine, it will lead to a pretty rep public rift. i should say though, between ukraine and its western eyes, a jo biden's national security adviser was reported to have asked key of officials to tread very carefully with their accusations. the president himself also reported refused to speak with the lensky on the phone after what happened. but here's how the american leader responded when asked about ukraine's version of events. what's your reaction to what you said that we're not, you know it just by the western officials, including joe biden saying there was a lack of evidence. the western media outlets essentially went on a war path, plastering accusations that russia was to blame for, quote, attacking a nato country than it was going on about the one, the world being on the brink of world war 3. so here's our cour

last we let the fans celebrate on it and they're allowed to sing alberta for all much for us. it's just a snapshot in time tall. it's great, although we are gone. not as is, sir. not gordon ish sir. give on. and some might argue that sick street matches on top of the bernoulli a table is more than that. and perhaps an indicator of what's to come. and joining me now for more on, on young berlin's incredible rise to the top of the man's when his legal table is anthony howard from d. w. sports. anthony, how refreshing is there to see someone at the top? it's not buyer like a big for off the v on a friday night. nicole, this is very refreshing. it's a 1st 10 years in the making, right? so by munich of 110 bonus like a titles in a row. and it's getting hard to come in here and tell someone like you are the bonus like it is really exciting when the same thing keeps happening. and then along comes on yon berlin like an oasis in the desert in the, in the desert of storytelling about football. they feel like it's really refreshing . and it's not that it's like, it's also not door is no

talking to leaders around the world leader michael, including a meeting with argentina's president, alberta ferman. this. analysts say one of his top priorities should be ending the d polarization. that exist in this country to day a globe is clue of this final results shows a divided country divided regionally divided between the states that mix up the brazilian federation and a deficient with a society. and even among harmless, which make the 1st task of the new president looked to seek to establish an agenda proposal to reduce this political polarization. jade while. so nato has 2 months left in office. every one he's waiting to hear what he has to say about the election and whether he's message, we're bring reconciliation or self further divisions with him. brazilian society, there is i will as a cedar euphony at brazil. they cut her 2022 world cup is bringing with the greatest influx of people. the gulf nation has ever seen. katara has been working for more than a decade to roll out the welcome mat for france. natasha, her name reports the doha waterfront, called the cornish. we'll hos

we'll see some snow there into alberta, saskatchewan. having said that may be crossed mountain state, will the weather over towards the east getting into double figures for new york and for dc. welcome sunshine. coming back here. so i'm shortish. i was name all across c, a. cara been to baby, had this problem, a persistent line of cloud right? spinning out silva, i am a pulling out of southern parts of florida, right the way down towards yucatan peninsula. we some heavier showers to for the west caribbean. ah, a new series exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous community is helping tackle to these environmental catastrophe. we follow as sammy communities conflict with the plan to build the mine in their northern sweden home land. one that could endanger their ecosystems and their way of life. first nations frontline black butterflies, the cost of growing green on al jazeera, the latest news as it breaks the banks he has come to a place like borrowed bianca. isn't the great surprise in the context of some of his previous work

it is the canadian police we are after chasing down an escaped ostrich in alberta on thursday.ours. england taking on the usa. wales playing around, and if you want to follow those you can do that on our website. just head to the world cup section there and you can get minute by minute coverage of both those matches and of course of many others. you are watching bbc news. it has already been an exceptionally wet month for some places breaking records, almost one inch of rain fell in some parts on thursday along with really gusty winds. aberdaron seeing nearly 80 miles an hour, in bridlington almost 70 miles an hour, with this particular squally weather front with rain with the winds pushing through, still, gale force winds here in northern ireland butjust a little chilly were the winds have eased and the showers have as we head towards dawn. for the day ahead, dry and bright with plenty more sunshine than thursday but still lots of showers particularly in the north and west and particularly in scotland with gales across the northern and western isles and across the highlands. s

time has increased from dmitry bivol, his left hand is constantly, well, literally on the nose of alberta, the trio disappears , all three strikes pass towards the boxing classic, but how difficult it is to do it. uh, when does the speed work? this will work against the chromer over and over again, excellent dima, well done. classic yes, the next round at number 6 has ended, the boxer is going to rest, because now we will hear mashyanov or not. let's see the replays of the best moments. this episode, which we noted at the very beginning, was shown to the body and immediately transferred to the head. well beautiful nice movement. you just get aesthetic pleasure when you see how dmitry bivol works. the only one who i think is now unable to appreciate this beauty. this is hilbert aramirez kornilov biol manager alexander povetkin ruslan provodnikov go to hell. anthony joshua but the color of world boxing is here today. well, channel one continues to broadcast live from abu dhabi the fight for the wba super champion title. very heavy weight, in the meantime , somehow quickly began to beat ah.

a top secret special operations jungle warfare unit to fall behind eminently lines in japanese albertaarge of 28 men machine gun teams. the marauders moved over 750 miles in japanese-controlled territory, in just under five months. by foot. their mission was a great success, it is a painting in five major gauge winds, and very minor gauge ones. defeating the veteran soldiers of the japanese 18th division, by disrupting the enemy communication lines and ending with the capture of the mackinnon airfield in northern burma. master helen is one of eight original barrels marauders to receive the award, and one of five remaining today. on behalf of a grateful nation, and the fifth battalion, master help you and i am honored to present you the medal today. >> beautiful. i want to thank congress for awarding merrill's marauders the congressional gold medal. we spent four months deep behind enemy lines and were able to defeat a much larger japanese division which are six covert teams in the jungle and the mountains of northern burma. all casualties were high, i accept this metal on behalf of eve

so argentina 's president alberta fernando is most likely. he taught heatstroke from him. joe biden's head was spinning this time, on the contrary. apparently, he felt good and, outside the protocol, he animatedly talked about something with erdogan after the talks between the head of the foreign intelligence service naryshkin and the director of the cia in enkar, and turkey is again being told, as the main peacemaker. while that meeting was reportedly organized to discuss nuclear risks and the fate of the us citizens detained in russia by the us here in bali, sergey lavrov answered a question. if there is any point in negotiations with kiev, i refuse to negotiate. and if anyone refuses, it is ukraine, and the longer it refuses, the more difficult it will be. here, in the end, to agree on signals to zelensky from outside. west, we read various messages from links to some anonymous sources. uh, rumors are circulating about what the u.s. administration seems to be saying. to whom, so that he is accommodating, then it is immediately specified that this is not so that he reall

step in when about 20 ostriches escaped from their enclosures and took to the streets in southern alberta was riding in one of the cars. can be seen trying to grab one of the animals to stop it. most of the animals have been recovered but there are actually a few that are out. >> oh, my goodness. >>> and we do start this half-hour with mexican authorities pursuing their case against an american woman of killing an acquaintance at a luxury resort. they're looking to extradite the system for charges. abc's zohreen shah joins us with more on that as that woman still hasn't been named. zohreen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai, a 25-year-old went down to mexico with some friends to celebrate someone's birthday and just one day into that vacation she turned up dead and now officials have another big problem on their hands, their prime suspect is no longer in the country. this morning, a potential legal limbo as mexican prosecutors seek to extradite an acquaintance of shanquella robinson, the north carolina woman found dead while vacationing in mexico. authorities are not currentl

bush had alberta gonzales. neither of them are these great, incredible legal minds. they were affected for the time in which they were there. they were hearing out the president agenda. i would contend that it began with tom clark. >> we are gonna come back to him. he becomes one of those supreme court appointees. is truman thinking that at the time? >> there is no indication that he is. >> you get some traction immediately with burton. the real moment for truman's vincent. this is the guy that was a truman appointee to has a legacy. that is probably him. >> yes. fred vincent, it is kind of strange. it is sadly ironic how little known he is today among americans. at the time of his nomination for the chief justice, he was one of, if not the biggest man in washington. let's not including the president. he always stands by himself. he had held so many jobs of monumental importance to the american economy. he had been the treasury secretary. at the time, it was the office of emergency management dealing with the war. it was a member of the house of representatives. he w

one who previously was fired, an ethical move that ultimately led to the demise of attorney general alberta voted for trump, who even though he won the presidency could not handle the fact they lost the popular vote by 3 million votes. so, he set up an entire voter fraud commission. and surprise surprise, there was no widespread voter fraud, same deal in 2020. though there were four maga voters and the villages who voted for trump twice. but trump's inability who attempted to overturn the election in 2020 -- paid for by tax payer money, and florida as a very grossly stage arrest of lack voters what felony records, but what led to believe they could vote. and guess what? those units found absolutely nothing in these midterm elections either. but this never really been about finding voter fraud, hasn't it? it's been about republicans making it has hardest possibly for americans to vote against them. and republicans are gonna keep trying it, as long as they keep losing. and that is tonight's reidout. all in with chris hayes starts now. arts now. >> tonight on all in -- >>

or as tim alberta said, voters prefer out of touch to out of their minds. really should be doing going forward and coming up with a positive agenda where we can work with a narrow republican congress. i would lean into immigration, crime and police reform. look for areas with common ground without giving an inch on the things that matter to the democratic constituency and keep the dobbs environment in state legislators. they should be leaning into that, not just fixating on the top of the ticket. >> you saw michigan and pennsylvania, real shifts. congressman, when you come into a possibility, if the republicans do get the house, of just a few seats, that's going to give a whole lot of power to maybe extreme people. is this a group of republicans that's going to work with biden? >> look, the far right flank of the house republican congress feels emboldened, even though the far right flank took a beating in the election. it won't deter them. they have leverage, they know it, they will use it. this is a group that will, figuratively speaking, will take a hosta

and then justice clarence thomas had not written an opinion that threatened to also overturn the albertaon, which is the land farc supreme case that held that same-sex marriage was, in fact, constitutional. if things go as expected congress will pass the respect for marriage act during a particularly vulnerable moment for the lgbtq+ community. and the past couple of years high-profile republican party leaders have made a bogeyman of the lgbtq+ community, spreading lies and filing a record low number of laws that limit the rights of lgbtq plus americans, many of them targeting trans people. their turn into an environment that is turning to long and hostile towards the lgbtq+ community. according to the gay and lesbian alliance against defamation, to 124 drag advance across 47 states have been the target of threats and this year alone. during pride month a literal truckload of members of the white nationalist group patriot front were arrested on the way to allegedly disrupt and riot at a pride event in nearby parks. and, one week ago a gunman killed five people and injured 17 others at clu

production was shown too frankly for the first time, just as it was created by the cuban ribs of alberta for the anniversary of the plesetsk then the main role was played by svetlana zakharova and this is the editorial office with the fragment cut out from the production on the stage is new. the great prima ballerina svetlana zakharova has played carmen dozens of times, but until now every episode of carmen's performance is perfected at rehearsals . who took the performance is very important if your partner or you are a little bit unsure about something. this immediately affects performance. and just like a role emotional, since the role is so very dramatic and, uh, i want nothing to interfere with the pearl of the choreographic art of carmen, the suite at the novosibirsk opera and ballet theater is placed exactly under the scenery in which the great maya plesetskaya once danced . here, a little here, the arena uses 12 machines, the screen decoration is unique, they were prepared according to the original sketches of boris safavich mozar, as it was in the sixties, the ballet gala concert

specifically, if trump's endorsement will be alberta's moving forward.expecting this ballot counting process in maricopa county to plan for days ahead. they're still hundreds of thousands of ballots left uncounted. and while mark kelly has been the projected winner of the u.s. senate seat here in arizona, for challenger republican blake masters, keeping the senate seat here in democratic hands, there are other races still outstanding. there's the attorney general's race, but more more noteworthy is the governor's race. with really the chief election denier, perhaps trump's favorite candidate of 2022. being carry, lake the republican candidate for arizona governor. right, now still looking at a deficit against secretary of state katie hobbs. when you're looking at the results as they came in last night, kari lake, she won about 52% of the new batch of results that were released. but she's going to have to increase that margin with each days new ballot release. this is where, when you're looking at the results, it's going to be to what extent can she close

yes, but i didn’t have time to roll back without, uh, consequences for myself, alberta ramirez immediatelyssian corner during the break, a completely separate genre. but here they decided to give us a mexican corner, no, hold it on our hands. the only thing that succeeded hear there. well, this is ramila ramirez's helberto abundantly here. let me try to decipher. what is hand support. and this is actually constantly disturbing the opponent’s front hand and again expecting him to rush forward. and here uh your luck catching him in the bugs. mistakes, there will definitely be, apparently, the bet is made on a long round. ramirez is all right with endurance and such an unpleasant blow performed by biolan passes so clearly through the elastic band above, however, elastic bands, but agree absolutely without hysterics. uh, everything was in the mexican corner by the way, from the card of an independent expert chris max uh, 38-38 he gave two rounds to each, but here you can argue. that's how great. dima right straight side. dima, he hasn’t actually done this seriously yet, he will go behind the f

probably every second person recognizes alberta himself when the day becomes shorter, and the sunlighteep and food, which seemed to be the main cause itself. this, of course, is a decrease in the amount of sunlight. this served as such a first impetus to apply color. this is a therapy to treat depression, the body wants to sleep and for the shift in circadian rhythms, when it gets dark outside, it automatically does too. it is done for a dream, and we make it work, but to deceive, more precisely restart natural processes. can be done with artificial light. here is the bright light. he is considered to reset everything and synchronize, that is, he e launches. this, as it were, internal clock with this sharp, so to speak, such a shock state is a small experiment, with the help of an encephalogram, we fix the parameters of the brain in a state of complete darkness further when white light is supplied. the reaction of the brain is immediate, we are undergoing a class of colossal reduction alpha why because we are having an activation of the brain brain? moreover, not any light has an invig