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because alton, on our thanks for joining us this evening. now, 1st of all, i'd like to get your reaction to this video posted by the curtis group that depicts the turkish president. thank you. a 1st the, i have to say this peachy is a terrorist organization which is directly controlling by american citizens by cie . so these are this a protest in oh, i think we've got a bit of a, an issue, a technical issue there with on or think we've lost him, but we'll try to get him back a bit later in the programs, discuss that controversial domain. that's on a syn angleton turkish political analyst, but let's move over to, oh, i think on can you hear me now? you back? yes. yes, i hear you. okay. yes. sorry. we lost you that for a while. and if you, if you are saying about the kurdish group. yeah, of course i have to say that it is a station and which is directly controlling by american intelligence by ca. that's the 1st point. secondly, most of the best in country, and especially in sporting to this the organization for, for more than 40 years. and the

let's cross out to turkish political scientists, owner cinema goes alton. welcome to the program. hello. hello. thank you. how effective do you think this latest attack by washington to pressure kiya into accepting sweden and finland zeta beds will be i don't think that this question from united states will change churches for the turkeys position. i bought the citizen and finance membership because these 2 countries and a specialist with them is sick. she is acting against turkish national interest. just a man to burn, burn only run in stockholm and just off just before they take a minute to make a protest against churchy in their capital. so i don't think that church will change is a position against the membership or for it then and the well, what do you make of? and cars insistence that the question of at 16 acquisitions and nato decisions be handled separately. i took the government to still trying to keep the balance policy between west and east. that's why there is about 2 different subjects that they want to separate the 16 deal and not the membership of susan and the nata

t debby, as benjamin our as glover in alton. bravo, germany, thank you for your reporting and deadly cold. snap is sweeping across asia, causing record low temperatures and disruption. the freezing weather has effected millions of people from japan and south korea to afghanistan, which is experiencing its coldest winter in 15 years. people in china's northernmost city more he and no strangers to the cold. the temperature here can stay below freezing for up to 8 months of the year. but this week things are especially chile, temperatures plunged to minus 53 degrees celsius. it's coldest day ever recorded with yet. so northern china has been hit hard by the freezing front, affecting asia roads are covered in snow rail tracks, a frozen with thick ice. jolene broad co here and junk. a cycling isn't an option either. the cold sweep has caused sea ice and northeastern li alden bay to expand rapidly. it's not just china that's freezing. japan is also experiencing record low temperatures. heavy snow is blanketing large parts of the count

the minister met with soldiers at the alton gravel in the tree training area. in the east gym and state of saxony unhooked a confirmed that german made leopard tanks are due to arrive in ukraine some time in light, march, or early april. get up a day to please benjamin avarice. gruber has more on what the german defense minister had to say while visiting. thus, when the spirit troops, he sat he, once again m talked about the criticism that the german chancellor. all our souls was too late with the decision to sent the german tanks, and he said exactly what you just mentioned. they could be in ukraine by the end of march or early april, that there will be the training now there. and the idea of this visit that comes on the 7th day and off it is talking to the soldiers. he said there was a very important to talk to them to know exactly what the problem saw that they are facing. and to get this inside, he oversaw several exercises shooting exercises with a small, a guns with rifles, but also with the puma. that's an infantry vehicle of the german armed forces to a

in santa barbara county, alton cousin residence of the star studded town of monte c. to my asked to leave the price of living is interviewed with the front. they did by very mobile lot of people invented truth. this rock flight and flat water force, the closure of a highway sign to 3, these powerful storms. i'd climate change induced disasters dealing with this new reality. likewise, climate adaptation and climate resilient infrastructure towards getting a lot hotter dry is getting a lot dryer, but the wet skinny la, la, wetter as well. and as a consequence of this, not in terms of our deeper understanding in our consciousness as it relates to our live realities. but also in terms of policy making, we are moving dramatically in different directions then of thousands of people remain without power and focused his expect maureen, on top of the heavy down bones we asked meteorologist matthew capuchin, sacramento, california, whether these latest storms are becoming norm. ready most definitely, so we talk about the winter time weather patterns in california. it's either f

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when we say alton sterling, when we say eric garner, when we say stephon clark, when we say laquan mcdonald. when we say philando castillo. when we say daunte wright, when we say amir locke, atatiana jefferson. is that not a systemic problem with the culture when you have these many unarmed black people dying? we're not talking about people who got guns coming at the police. because we look at the data, attorney romanucci, you know, van turner, i mean, these are great lawyers. we don't just go willy-nilly. we look at statistics. we look at when the police have to use deadly force with white citizens, it's normally with a citizen has a deadly weapon. that's not true when we look at deadly encounters with black people and police. i mean, how many times do we have to hear another black man was shot in the back while he was running away from the police and that doesn't happen often. >> you're listening here to ben crump, the attorney for the family of tyre nichols and standing beside him were tyre nichols' parents, rowvaughn wells and his father, his stepfather, rodney wells. this is coming on

her will approach this investigation same way brush every missed getting a bit of alton's career. >> vista her was apparently a deputy to rod rosenstein. when rod rosenstein was overseeing the mueller investigation that you participated in. what was your experience with him? >> there's a limited amount that can say. because that is an area where would have to do something called, prepublication review to speak about private matters. but i do share the assessments with career prosecutors. >> the one thing that i do think is worth noting is something that i think will make a very hard for republicans to attack him. which is, he did make one misstep. which was he announced the prosecution of various drug gang leaders. >> do you share the attorney general's confidence and senator cardin's confidence and mr. her as a special counsel? >> i do. i don't know mister her, personally we both resistance united states attorney at the same time in different offices. it's possible or offices interacted. but he has a long career as a federal prosecutor. he has also spent time at the main justice. th

he came within one sack of matching the forty-niners franchise single-season sack record that alton smith set back in 2012. he now has 18.5 on the season. he is still the nfl sack leader and a strong candidate for the defensive player of the year. so a lot to be excited about as the forty-niners head into the postseason. and of course, we will fill you in on what their opponent is going to be will know later tonight, we should watch sports night live for all that info. noel dam. kate, thank you so much. will >> talk more sports a little bit later on. it's really exciting. thanks like a coming up on kron. 4 news at 6. elon musk making a request to change the venue and a lawsuit involving tesla shareholders. >> why he says it should be moved to texas. plus, continuing coverage of this stormy weather, including this mudslide. >> in the north bay and governor gavin newsom requesting federal assistance to deal with the severe weather. that story kron. 4 news at 6 returns. >> continuing coverage of this atmospheric river. that's on the way california officials have sent a formal request to pres

debbie as benjamin our, as glover in alton. bravo, germany and cafe are reporting harris. another story is making headlines. 2 people have been killed and several entered in a life attack in northern germany. police a, the 2 dead are both teenagers aged $16.19. the incident took place on a train traveling between the cities of keel and hamburg. police have arrested the alleged attacker, a palestinian man who was recently released from prison. house, any and official say that at least 9 people have been killed during an israeli raid in the occupied west bank gunfire and explosions were heard coming from the janine refugee camp, which is a major stronghold for palestinian militant groups. the israeli military said that the forces had come under fire while attempting to arrest several members of the militant palestinian organisation islamic jihad. a deadly cold snap is sweeping across asia, causing record low temperatures and disruption. the freezing weather has effected millions of people from japan and south korea to afghanistan, which is experiencing its coldest winter in

if an austin on goes alton, who says that the more turkey establishes itself internationally, the more pressure received from the west? it's not a big price for me. and i think for the coach public because more and more turkish government than turkey states established in good relation with his and. ready neighbors like russia, iran, and they're also new, syria, and the more delicious developing more of the american, the oppression on turkish government. it is increased and that's why i think mister bolton made this kind of a statement about turkish in turn of police, the turkish elections and turkish membership on the on natal. it says no more political to follow this balanced policy between nato and the russian. because nato as organization and be like the head of natal united states is making more and more depression on turkey. it economic way to kill way. and it wouldn't been military the way they're cheap. sporting this service organization in north of syria and over to europe. now, where the effects of brussels sanctions against moscow has been described as less than 0, or those

from one we proved to alton a credentials in our coordination with friends that we are doing nothing alone. it's not far away from berlin, that a miss warren on a big country emma is taking place. and with all we do, we need to make it clear, agree, we'll do it, or do anything necessary to support ukraine. but at the same time, we want to avoid an escalation of this war. it's so that it doesn't become awarded between russia and nato. and for more on this decision last spring and chief political correspondent, nina has a who is standing by at the german bundis talk where the german chancellor has just spoken. nina, a very significant decision. just walk us through it. well this is extremely big news, sarah, of course all of shows have come under a lot of criticism from international partners, but also from his own government coalition, especially from the partners, the greens and the f. d p from the opposition. basically everybody criticized the same fight. we just don't know. does all of charges want to deliver combat tanks? doesn't he? why would he want to do that? or why wouldn't h

will, amid the promises of new weaponry i nato chief against alton vanka issued to some words of warning. today we'll hear from him and then come back to terry. on, in addition to the new platforms, we need also to remember that we need to not on it or focus on new platforms, but also to ensure that all the proper forms which are all due there. oh, come functions asked, i should mean that we need a munition. we need a spare parts, we need a maintenance and we, the training attorney shall says, can get lost in all the discussions about tanya's concept. this idea that you can get all these weapons while you might face a shortage of ammunition. not just ammunition, but as secretary general stores and bring mentioned spare parts. this is in fact, one of the excuses. the u. s. uses for not sending the m one abrams tanks, they say that they're so expensive and it would be hard to get spare parts, hard to repair them, harder than the leopard twos. but you know, every time i read these announcements of new contributions, i make sure to check or they also sending ammunition with them. this has be

could show d as simply convenient for my peo. made people say he's going to run for president 2024 and alton these candidates, our potential candidates release these books to give them an excuse to go on immediate toward while i think when you look at the business, the ones that the saudis currently have in united states of america that after we own said, we will make them a price that we make them paying for the killing, which could show you. we've done nothing would bend over in genuflect. oh, in their behalf. we now have the live term of golf tournament, which is taking me numerical offers all to pga tour. now we have saudi investments in oil and gas and infrastructure throughout the country. when the entertainment building of business. you have many people who are in the united states who make a lot of money with the saudi government. and for that reason might pompei o and simply but echoing and saying these quiet port out loud, which is the americans not really care about human rights. do not care about journalistic freedom. they do not care about people's revolutions. they care about c

what's, what gives us durn alton, we're from a guide rail for that swing to without letting others deter associates from making the right decision. little for concrete, we now need the right decisions for the right system, or some decisions have been taken on the f. 35, a nuclear participation also on the transport helicopter guys and some decisions the guy imminent and still pending off while we were talking about long term contracts with production there. make 10 of your take years and we're also talking about, i mean, mission and spat hot water supply as i saw all the errors that were made and last decades. you need it to be abolished. and also the errors made by the cd. the us, he is a review call. it's not just in abolishing are probably a duty of military service, but also the savings program, which was the biggest in history for our armed forces and hired of all. this is also in correcting all these mistakes. no long term contractor for her dish that were there, that was a mistake. no spare parts supplies will north, ongoing production. and if you know sufficient, what i'm initial

i actually usually get the train from alton, so i have actually had to get, like, a cab here, with noan get to work, i don't get paid, so... - i am getting the train to farnborough, and my friends are picking me up from there. because there aren't any trains? yeah, no trains. but i support the strikes. so how did we get here? well, the rail industry faces pressure to cut costs. the government in effect took control of the railways during the pandemic, and the industry says changed travel habits have left a hole in its finances. the rmt says its dispute is partly about a pay rise being overdue, and also argues job security and working conditions are under threat from changes the rail employers and government are under threat from changes the rail employers and government say are needed to make the railway sustainable. and those points are interlinked because the rail employers say their pay offers depend on changes to working practices. network rail which looks after the infrastructure has offered a pay rise and other benefits. but one sticking point is changes aimed at modernising mai

i actually usually get the train from alton, so i have actually had to get, like. a cab, _ with no trainpaid, so... - i am changing at farnborough, and my friends are picking me up, from there. because there are not any trains? yeah, no trains. but i support the strikes. so how did we get here? well, the rail industry faces pressure to cut costs. the government in effect took control of the railways during the pandemic, and the industry says changed travel habits have left a hole in its finances. the rmt says the dispute is partly about a pay rise being overdue as the cost of living soars. it also argues job security and working conditions are under threat from changes the rail employers and government say are needed to make the railway sustainable. and those points are interlinked, because the rail employers say their pay offers depend on changes to working practices. network rail, which looks after the infrastructure, has offered a pay rise and other benefits, but it's planning changes to how maintenance teams work that it says are modernising, but the rmt says would be detrimental. th

dakota for kevin kramer, in 2018 on the way there he asked then congressman kramer and he said what did altonhe was the turn to our draw sir elton with every many and every -- he wanted to, know what story elton's game. was because he wanted to get. more he is a politician that sense. he was more of a performer,. notice >> if you've been to a, rally that's what it. was >> will tell you what, if that was the question that marjorie taylor greene asked, i think that the answer is, obviously, well, a super bowl. so, i'm just saying, you're not gonna be able to easily match the last year super bowl. and of, course we're just a couple of weeks away from the next one. thank you everyone, thank you to our panel. sticking with me. , and i'm amazed by all of dr. dre knowledge of this panel. i would favor that, well, listen -- >> let's be honest, right? >> plenty of. rock we're ending that. it's not classic rock. thank you everyone for watching. our coverage continues. >> woman: i have a few more minutes. let's go! >> tech vo: that's service that fits your schchedule. go to safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ s

you nailed what william cowan, the distinguished william cowan, the secretary of defense with alton fry of the council of foreign relations. the democrats could offer motions to offer motive to select a speaker capable of working across the aisle. nominated with experience and respected from outside the house. the trigger a contested health, with the original constitutional conception. you nailed this. >> i said that on air, so much her accounts, but i'm glad you said that. >> oh boy. seriously? >> lets good emily porter on this. >> this stuff was set off air. >> i lost count. how many votes are we up to? what is -- this afternoon -- is it the 10th or 11th? >> yes. i'm sure this morning will be the 12th. at noon. >> i want to talk about this reality. i talked to washington insiders yesterday and they are waiting for common sense to come in here , and there was someone from outside to come in if mccarthy agrees. you could tell me the process. they mention the governor of maryland, hogan, they mentioned a gentleman from michigan. upton. is there a possibility upton or hogan could save the

alton sterling, pamela turner, eric garner deserved it. i mean, being killed for riding a bicycle while being black in las vegas and yet the investigation is still going on over a year so we have a precedent that has been set here in memphis and we intend to hold this blueprint for all america from this day forward. [ applause ] now, also and you're going to hear from her, what grace and dignity for rowvaughn, tyre's mother. she said previously that she feels god used her son as an assignment and bishop williamson, even though it's very, very painful and god knows it's tragic but she believes god used her son as an assignment. >> amen. >> and her and mr. wells said this assignment is for reform, reform that we can try to prevent some of these hashtags of black and brown people being unjustly killed by police. that we can create a tyre law >> that's right. >> here in tennessee. >> come on. that's it. >> that will be -- that will emphasize the importance of police officers, president turner, to have a duty to intervene when they see crimes b

think of alton sterling. think of eric garland in new york. think of d.j. bradford and alabama. think about oklahoma. all of those videos. there is the policy and criminal act. sometimes a year, sometimes two years. they sweep it under the rug where nobody remembers existed on this earth. we are going to memphis. the blueprint -- the community needs to see the swift action. this is unjust. we need to see swift justice and swift action in those instances also. >> it's or anything of what you want to say? >> this is institutional please culture. it does not matter if the police are black, hispanic, or white. there is some innuendo, some on written rules. there is a person of a particular ethnicity. you can engage in excessive force against him. we need to use this opportunity to have this conversation. it is this culture that killed tyre nichols just as much as the police officers on the memphis police department. if we don't do something about this culture, we will continue to how obvious tragic killings of innocent and on our people. they are taken from this earth far too soon.

i've seen will present in that device as soon as i didn't from any professor to subsidy shows. alton violet, it would do to reduce your issue of was i see her is that was you. i will do not over the past 10 years, the chocolate industry committed to do whatever they could to save the forests and sent children to school. but what happens to these good intentions once you hit the road and go on the field? ah, this is abby john harbor, economic capital of either re coast the country accounts for 40 percent of the world's coco production. without knowing it, we mostly eat ivory and cocoa. there are no giant cocoa plantations monitored by monte nationals neither in ivory coast nor elsewhere. cocoa is grown by hundreds of thousands of pharmacy on small isolated plots. ah, it will then go through a long chain of brokers. it gets transformed before ending on our supermarket, chef south. we will try to go up stream along that chain until the salts go where foreign eyes are not expected. at the far west of the country, 8 hours away from the capital city, stand the great forests, 40 per cent of

alton sterling, walter scott in south carolina. and george floyd. yet to see any change in this country, we have t to see congress act. i just think it is unhealthy and that communities of color across this country are dealing with vicarious trauma and we need more than just videos being released, but i am thankful for the fact that these videos put a spotlight on the crime, criminality and the murders of black and brown people across this country. but at the same time, it is unhealthy and again, it tears the scab off of unhealed wounds. amna: the attorney ben crump was working with the nichols family and even he said he was glad to see a swift response in terms of arresting and charging the officers. when you look at that, why do you think things have moved so swiftly in this case when they haven't in the past, and what is justice, if there is such a thing, look like for tyre nichols's family? tiffany: let's be honest, justice would be tyre being alive. the only justice is for the people we pay to service to stop killing us. that's the only justice

our da's alton bragg, melinda, and once you are a president you are always one. vanessa gibson, mark, and terry, and donovan, give them a hand. [applause] last but not least, our government. our government. [applause] you see her on stage. you see her delivering prevention and address. you are going to see real leadership in this government. this governor is the study hand we need at the wheel right now. i may be the pilot for the city, but she is the pilot for the state. you say over and over again we are all passengers. do not pray for her to crash, pray for her to land this plane. you are passengers on this also. thank you governor for what you do every day. [applause] and her presence here today is not only a testament to our incredible partnership, but to her commitment to the people of new york and the state. i am grateful to have her here as our lieutenant governor. she is fighting for us. they are fighting for us in office. [applause] hours -- our working people agenda starts with jobs. not inside hustles, site hustles or gigs. but jobs with good pay and

alton is the story we have seen day in and day out, arthel for those numbers continuing to rise as weead into a new year, arthel. arthel: and griff, what are the border officials on the ground they are looking for out of these visits like the one and out mayor adams and president by last week, what are they looking for? >> arthel, that is a great question. all the local leaders, border patrol officials off camera we have talked to said they hope the president's trip and may be mayor adams trip will produce some sort of agreement with mexico to try and stop that country from being a transit point to allow up migrants whose explicit intentions are to cross here and cross illegally and claim a silent prayer to try to get those numbers down. they also say they like to see the administration put in place some policies, whatever policies that might try and get the numbers under control. as you have seen they are on the rise not on the decline, arthel. this event all right griff jenkins thank you very much. so far arthel there's more potentially classified files found in president biden's ho

turns out long before it even existed hunter biden was talking to his agent at caa alton hollywood aboutessentially he was looking for a job. on the laptop from hell we have it on foxnews.com. he was talking about his agent for the plans for the biden center, hunter biden talking about the biden center and they're talking about out of nowhere her wealth creation, keep in mind this is a think tank supposed to be about foreign policy and stuff like that. according to hunter biden it's about wealth creation. they also wrote the school upenn will be expanded to house a d.c. office for the vice president and it said mike, i think that's my carpenter who worked there and is now in the admini administration, hunter, and steve, steve or shetty also the white house. hunter biden was looking for the opportunity to have a job at the university of penn biden center where those top-secret things were. and now there are some the questions we've got, let's hope the president, he will be in the east room at 10:00. let's hope he goes over to the press and says something about it because we need more deta

her will approach this investigation same way brush every missed getting a bit of alton's career. >> vista her was apparently a deputy to rod rosenstein. when rod rosenstein was overseeing the mueller investigation that you participated in. what was your experience with him? >> there's a limited amount that can say. because that is an area where would have to do something called, prepublication review to speak about private matters. but i do share the assessments with career prosecutors. >> the one thing that i do think is worth noting is something that i think will make a very hard for republicans to attack him. which is, he did make one misstep. which was he announced the prosecution of various drug gang leaders. from the white house and that. it is a line that is really not crossed when you are in the department of justice. because of the independents of the department. it is something i know marion i would never think of doing. it is something that if you keep politics out of it. i think that probably was a misstep on this parts. i think he may regret it. because, bylaw counts, h

environment, the same classroom so that when issues come up like michael brown, like george floyd like alton sterling, you can talk the law enforcement can say to the people and explain why the procedure is the way it is. community members can explain how they feel about how police are victimizing them, and you have them both communicating in a safe environment in an academic environment. the results are tremendous. so in terms of this is revived talks to pass substantial police reforms. you know, we've talked about that for years, but we have not seen really seen that. so you've come up with plans that you teach about? why haven't we seen that in your opinion? you know, that's really a very good question. andre um, i have this training. i've had this training for two years. it does exactly what you hear the protest protesting about about now about reforming police. that's what this does you have heard of no other train police and the community members sit in the same classroom received the same historical analysis the same trust. type of issues and this course that i do talks about why this

social media is very much a part of this story because when people, especially in summer 2016, when alton sterling, terrence crutcher, philando castile all killed and the videos going viral and people seeing them and then the response by so many people in power and in politics are saying well, the problem is social media. it's like no, the problem is police violence. like people saying colin kaepernick a a polarizing and taking any is polarizing. i'm just come my head is, no, what's polarizing is police violence, which polarizing is racism. that's what's polarizing. we need to talk about polarization. you have to keep in mind if you drill into the pulse about people taking any, particularly colin kaepernick ssa much that america is polarized. it's white america that polarized because black and brown folks probably support the right to protest during the anthem, particularly around issues of racial inequity. broadly supported it is among particularly like white families and sometimes a people to disagree like some say yes, this is appropriate, to do something and others were absolutely rep

with such unusually cold temperatures, fish and wildlife officers like alton ranew knew the alligators weren't stirring much. >> his metabolism is down so low he don't wanna eat. they're like a bear. they go into hibernation. >> then on the tenth day of searching, officer ranew found a hunter's hat floating on the water. brian, the best friend, thought it looked familiar. >> he comes up out here to the tent and shows us a photograph with mike with that hat on. >> surely that hat was as good as evidence that mike had had an accident and drowned in lake seminole. mike's co-workers liz boyette and christie garrett felt hope slip away. >> when did you both realize that this was it? >> i think we all knew that something had happened. >> true. after a few weeks had passed, we knew that mike wasn't coming back. >> months went by with no sign of mike. and then, in june, something of mike's did literally surface that made people wonder. his chest-high waders. >> they didn't have slime that the lake would produce. >> they were as clean as this new pair and showed no sign of a gator attack. >> we