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now as a dramatic us, this situation is in asheville and we are also observing similar trends in many other countries around the world. the prices of food, the process of fuel arising pretty much everywhere, even in the developed countries. i wonder how much that has the state of the global economy influence what's going on in the country wants the share. busy of the globalized influence on the domestic affairs there. historically, you know, an island nation like because we have always been influenced by historical developments. you know that the great depression of the 1930s, and i'm actually characterizing the economic crisis in sri lanka now as another depression. and the great depression led to policy in sri lanka, of free education, free health care food subsidies. and to this day, some of that survived, i teach at university all university, since we like our state universities and we have free education up to university. and so the great depression, even though it was a global phenomena, ended up creating a welfare state in sri lanka. similarly, the crisis of the 1970s, ma'am, y

now as a dramatic us, this situation is in asheville and we are also observing similar trends in many other countries around the world. the prices of food, the process of fuel arising pretty much everywhere, even in the developed countries. i wonder how much that has the state of the global economy influence what's going on in the country wants the share. busy of the globalized influence on the domestic affairs there. historically, you know, an island nation like us, you have always been influenced by historical developments. you know, that the great depression of the 1920s. and i'm actually characterizing the economic crisis, israel aka, now as another depression. and the great depression led to policies in sri lanka, of free education, free health care, from subsidies. and to this day, some of that survived. i teach in a university all university since we like our state universities and we have free education up the university. and so the great depression has been good, was a global phenomena, ended up creating a welfare state in sri lanka. similarly, the crisis of the 1970s. um you

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joining me now, chrissy brown, executive director of mountaineer pregnancy services in asheville, northolina, one of the clinics attacked this week. i saw the way it looked, you know, the photo of the front of their crisis pregnancy center that you work for. my question to you is, it's pretty awful, will you be cowed by these -- the actions, these criminal actions of the radicals? >> thank you for having us on, laura. although we take this as a direct threat to our pregnancy center, we will not back down. we continue today to provide services to a full day of clients. we will be doing tomorrow providing clients, we just have to make a few alterations in light of doors being broken and that type of thing, but we will continue doing what we do. >> laura: and the young women who come for hope and an alternative to abortion -- up at the great privilege of speaking a lot of crisis pregnancy centers across the country, just amazing angels among us who work at these centers. but are they -- you worried that they are going to be scared, which i think is part of the plan here? they don't want th

in asheville, north carolina, another crisis pregnancy center was vandalized overnight.dows broken, graffiti that read "if abortions aren't safe, neither are you." we recently saw a similar attack that was in a clinic in wisconsin, and yet nancy pelosi is blocking a bill that would step up security for these justices who might soon overturn roe v. wade, really? and just to recap, the party that claims to revere our great institutions, the democratic party, they first vilified, then they smeared, a u.s. supreme court justice, then many called for violence against him. you won't know what hit you, right? and then someone, perhaps one of their lackeys inside the supreme court, leaked the courts abortion decision, or at least a draft of one, in an unprecedented effort to unleash an angry mob against the court, and then they lied about what the decision would mean to whip up their base in a frenzy with full of just lies and misinformation and propaganda, because of roe v. wade is overturned, abortion will not be illegal in america, it will be relegated and regulated by the st

and in asheville, north carolina, in ominous threat written on a building in red saying if abortions are unsafe, neither are you. all of the center's vowing to rebuild and repair the damage. the intense. >> was for compass care to stop service. we won't stop. and as the supreme court's decision on abortion looms, james revenge is promising more attacks right away if the ruling is a favorable one saying on their blog. >> to those who worked to oppress us if abortion is unsafe, you aren't either. we are everywhere. >> that was derek clark reporting for us. the department of homeland security is warning all pro life and pro abortion centers around the country to be on high alert for the next 6 months as tensions run high over the supreme court's final decision on roe v wade. olympic gold medalist simone biles and dozens of other women are suing the fbi for 1 billion dollars. the justice department is accused of mishandling the abuse case against larry nassar. the sports doctor found guilty of targeting young women and girls. a doj inspector general's report found the fbi knew about nass

christy brown is executive director of the mountain area pregnancy center in asheville, north carolina. the jane's revenge website is claiming responsibility for vandalism at her facility. thank you very much, christy, for being with us today. explain to us what happened at your facility and what you do there. what service you provide. >> thank you for having us on. we were contacted by our local police the morning of tuesday, june 7 to say our building had been vandalized. we rushed here to find the pictures that you have on screen, which is the red paint, the broken glass, the threats. fortunately the inside of our building was mostly spared. we were able to continue our services which include services to women and families going through an unplanned pregnancy or loss of a baby. >> martha: so this is what strikes me when i think about these places like the service that you provide. people who are pro choice should be in favor of the ability to choose, right? so you are providing women who choose to have their babies a place to go and provide them support, correct? are you trying to p

here is another one from outside asheville, north carolina.ag show. the internet makes it all too easy to intimidate others, spread fear, and maybe cause some people to back away from the public arena all together. we heard about that at one of the most recent january 6th hearings. how donald trump triggered harassment of poll workers. some of the lawmakers investigating trump's coup attempt have beefed up security because they are facing so many threats now. of course january 6th was a glaring example of political violence. people using force to try to get their way. the supreme court's ruling against abortion may be used as an excuse for even more unrest. right wing media outlets and stars have been stoking fears of left wing mass violence as this report notes. fox and news max warned leftists were planning a night of rage, these banners said things like the left is threatening violence against justices. thankfully, that has not materialized. protests have been almost entirely peaceful this weekend. on saturday, fox naturally highlighted, qu

the municipalities, asheville, chicago the ones you might have heard of. the states as well and private and public institutions coming up with a report of processes themselves. a local process, how it needs to be experimental. i argue that local processes need to look at the stories of henrietta would and -- and contemporary stories -- and her lawsuits. the guise of reparations, they also require us to work internally into the ways of the legacies that slavery show up in our own lives and bodies. we question what's reparations look like in the particular places, right? the cities, the parishes in louisiana, and educational institutions in columbia that we occupy. and so, in the notes that i talk about how local reparation processes are also incredible value -- incredibly valuable to the national plan, right? it must also happen, in terms of actually alerting national stakeholders to what their needs are indifferent localities. i think the national movement could really benefit from being informed by the successes and setbacks of local efforts. and somethin

refurbished and sold at those higher rents if it's anywhere where those tourist type of stuff, say, asheville, north carolina, whatever, airbnb's are putting people out. they had permanent residents, and they are getting more temporary rents and what happens is those people have to travel for like an hour at, two hours, which isn't good for anything. so, i don't have congress is doing anything, but i'm interested in finding out. >> appreciate that. a congressman from the new york times, rents is -- new york city, rents will rise by 3.2 5% for 2 million new yorkers. your thoughts on what our caller had to ask? >> i think areva is exactly right, her analysis was spot on. it is -- i'll answer her question, what is congress doing about it? boy, do i ever feel this in connecticut it is a wonderful district i represent, but rents are really really high. housing prices are, you know, young family can't touch it. it's a big part of the american dream. the reason this is a hard problem, and i will get to what congress is and should do, is that the main reason we have a housing problem in this country

on the same day vandals writing no forced birth on a center in asheville, north carolina.. the group also claiming credit for the attacks in wisconsin, colorado, massachusetts, iowa, florida, here in washington, d.c. and as you see, dana, the list goes on and on. finally, an interesting observation today by our colleague "wall street journal" who wrote that the january 6 committee in her opinion is quote missing the forest for the trees and a real story as the explosion of political violence on all sides which the white house and democrats don't want to confront when it's politically inconvenient. >> bill: we have two people dead after a church shooting in alabama. the suspect is in custody. a news conference is about to get underway. we'll get you a live update coming up ahead here. >> dana: the husband of chicago's top prosecutor dialing 911 to report a domestic dispute with his wife. >> are you injured? >> not yet. >> okay. any weapons? don't touch me. for every veteran homeowner who needs money for their family, it's a new day in america. air force, pararescue, five ye

christiansen mentioned that the 2018 research article mentioning that at the racial minority tucson asheville forests at lower rates than than other white counterparts and there would be efforts to conduct outreach to minority populations occupied 80s. so how is that going? are you making progress along those lines? >> yeah. we are starting to make a number of changes in this area. i'll give you an example. now, as we design our recreational facilities, are we designing them to be inclusive of all americans, not just some americans? and so we are looking at we designing some of our recreational facilities. we've also created this equity program to make sure that as we make decisions that that decision is inclusive and that we are looking at equity and how we describe yet those decisions across the landscape. we are doing that now even with the tenure strategy that our we are watching projects, are we working in areas that would benefit disadvantaged communities? and so, we are taking it good, hard look at the decisions we make and how we make those decisions, and the impact that they can have

warnings around here, just east of philadelphia now, and in western north carolina, both close to ashevillerday, 80 in oakland, 73 in the city, 86 in san jose, 90's return in our warmer spots in length, 91 in concord and santa rosa. overnight we will fight patchy fog along the coast, stars out there, 40's and 50's. the warmest day tomorrow, cooling off by the end of the week. the weekend starts below average, we warm up for father's day and juneteenth and c c c c c >>> now we are going to >>> now we are going to celebrate the actor phil baker hall, the 90-year-old hollywood veteran rose to fame with television guest spots on "good times," "m.a.s.h." and starred on "seinfeld" and in "boogie nights." andrew dymburt has more on his legacy. good morning, andrew. >> reporter: good morning, george. he had a storied career in hollywood, spanning a half a century. comedies to drama, the beloved philip baker hall could do it all and will be remembered as one of the industry's most admired character actors. >> you took this book out in 1971. >> yes, and i returned it in >> '71. that was my first year

that can be leverage a law, i think mention asheville in multilateralism to shuns can use some of that money and averaging leverage significantly. leveraging matters, as you said in your introductory remarks. i think that whatever we do, to ensure effectiveness and efficiency, the private sector is critical. governments have to play a role in times of support, but we have to make sure that whatever support is provided to us not undermine the private sector. rather it promotes, enhances, and facilitates the private sector, and logistics of getting food to markets. i think we house off to make sure that targeted it's done in such a way by those who actually need their support for seeds and fertilizers actually get it. most of those are actually women's more hold fall mers. targeting them, the digital technologies can play a role in. that finally, it is at the end of the day as you all said in the beginning, the fragility numbers it is important. many of my countries, and my other countries have already said, isis herat, in the horn of aqua, they are having what i call a disaster triangle

pregnancy centers that have been the target of pro abortion vandalism, this crisis pregnancy center in asheville, north carolina, one of the several recently vandalized. do you condemn the actions of those who say they are going to continue to fight, i heard you use that word earlier. >> we actually put out a statement with the liberate abortion campaign this morning. we condemn all threats and acts of violence and destruction and that is not what you are saying and will see from those who support abortion rights across this country. you know, the national abortion federation put out the new report today that showed in 2021, more than 100% increase in attacks on abortion centers across the country. violence is something and threats that is something unfortunately that abortion providers and patients and supporters know all too well. we condemn all acts of it. we are going to mobilize peacefully, speaking out peacefully and making sure our voices are heard. >> sam, thanks for coming in. >> sandra: texas senator ted cruz as promised. great do have you here. >> great to be with you. >> sandra: we a

sabrina in asheville, north carolina, independent, thanks for waiting.r: the mass shootings that we have -- we have already got the world's strictest gun laws. i personally think -- [indiscernible] the best thing we can do is offer a defense, we are getting as a country, distracted by the violence in our country, not focusing on our economics. i would like to see congress release packages that stimulates the economy. out of that, lift the lien on the federal income tax returns that people can make for economic recovery, i would like to see another stimulus check. everybody is trying to recover. the economy is going crazy right now. i think people did stimulus checks, the businesses would create more revenue. if we lifted the liens on the federal income tax, that would put money and the economy. host: did you get a stimulus check during the pandemic, and did it help? guest: -- caller: it did help. my husband has child support on me, child support is -- i do not care how you say it, how many times they hide behind the children. it is a better system that o

ash asheville their deaths further igniting the into.scon whose policies protected felon and suspected killer justin flores from serving time behind bars. gaffes cone is also restricting flores' case file telling prosecutors they need special access to view the documents. now one of his own deputies is calling him out. l.a. deputy district attorney john hatami tweeting, quote: george gascon cares about gun violence. actions speaks louder than words. he refuses to charge and prosecute gun days. cases. flores did not have a history of violent crime. the suspect was killed on the scene by police which has called attention to another gascon policy sparking even more outrage. back in 2020 the d.a. promised his office would pay the funeral expenses for anyone killed by police. but gascon's office denies this would happen in flores' case. those rumors aren't founded. we also hope people will stop playing politics with trauma and we can all get serious about how we prevent serious violence before it begins. meanwhile the el monte police departme

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