i am honored to introduce the honorable, congressman, bennie g thompson. >> thank you mayor. mr. president, first lady. let me say to all of you who are assembled here that this is a statement of commitment on the part of our federal, state, local partners. that in fact help is not just on the way, what help is here. -- but that help is here. the notion that seven days ago that all the buildings you see around us, they were alive vibrant communities of rolling fork. in that seven short days we have come to this. we now have to fix it and get it right. i made a call to the president and said we need help. we got a record declaration in terms of a disaster based on what we see here today. it is important that as a community continue to pull together. after people have left, we still have a long ways to go, and we will rely not just on the federal, state, local partners, but our nonprofit partners who have joined us also. that is absolutely important. the church communities. i would like to single out the county board of supervisors. they have stepped up in a mighty way and have rea

we're happy to have bill benny with us today. welcome to the show, bill. bill, you were a very senior, an essay officer when the september 11th attacks occurred. as technical director, you were intimately involved in the creation of thin thread, which was an effective and cost effective technology designed to keep american safe and to disrupt future terrorist attacks. what happened to thin thread? why did an essays, leadership elect to go with trailblazer? and i don't mean to sound cynical, but was this just because the $911.00 attacks allowed them an opportunity to do whatever it was that they wanted the lobby damned ah, yes. in fact, there was evidence that they wanted to do both acquisition of date on every us citizen, everybody in the world, even before 911. because they went to do a, jo nato was the ceo of quest corporation. and they asked him, this was in february, this isn't the court record by the way. this was in february of 2001 about 67 months before and 911 before 911. and they were asking in for all the data on all his customers, not meant you

we're happy to have bill benny with us today. welcome to the show bill. bill, you were a very senior, an essay officer when the september 11th attacks occurred. as technical director, you were intimately involved in the creation of thin thread, which was an effective and cost effective technology designed to keep american safe tax. what happened to thin through whoever it was that they wanted the lobby, you know, a quest corporation, and they asked him, this was in february, this is in the court referenced by the way this was in february of 2001 about 67 months before and 911 before 911, and they were asking in for all the data and all his customers, you know, millions of us citizens as well as anybody else in the world using their system. so now that clearly showed the intent to do that. and the reason i did that because i didn't read program was working from and all the way to the back end into the whole system and functioning extremely well and could take it. and i did. it was no, there was no math medical limit as to how much we could take him. i mean

i'd like to thank our guest bill benny and thank you for joining us. i'm john kerry aku join us again. next week, for another episode of the whistleblowers, ah ah, ah, children at st. andrew's angel school suffered nightmarish levels of abuse, torture and child rape. and yet the office of the attorney general suppressed thousands of pages of police and evidence that identified those perpetrators in the school. i was electrocuted twice. i was only 7 years old 1st too high for me. so for me to put me in the chair by the law warriors to run over here, abuse somebody and run here and she kept solution with himself. some of them are my relative. didn't make it jerking themselves to death over doses . but yeah, what it made me, it make me the person i am today because i'm a patient i don't give up with anything. investigations were too often handled differently because the deceased was indigenous. so many of the worst criminals got away. the bishop's got away. the ones who had done most of the damage never got charged with breaking news this hour at court in

i'd like to thank our guest bill benny and thank you for joining us. i'm john kerry. aku join us again next week for another episode of the whistleblowers. ah ah. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on often staring dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful. it's very critical time time to sit down and talk with they want to do everything in their power to preserve their privileged position in the world. russia devotee, i'm back to the u. n. to reset security council meeting that western power have insatiable drive to maintain lead global edge of any crane further comes out on the freedom of the press in the country. the neutral, empowering the state, shut down political news out with you. going to have that on the also to few didn't see new clergy members of collaborating with russia despite international religious figures. a very belief each system.

i'd like to thank our guest bill benny and thank you for joining us. i'm john kerry. aku join us again. next week, for another episode of the whistleblowers. ah, the last is a danger to the world as it is. and because it has all this economic power that it uses for the military. these are sick and twisted people. they care about nothing but money empower. i'm not even, hey, i think i think they're in different they just want money empower and they don't. they're indifferent to who dice and as long as they can get that money and power in, i will ensure that joe biden does not receive for more years. do you believe trump as a general rule? no, never. we must conduct a top to bottom overhaul to clean out the festering rod and corruption of washington dc abided as pushing us to world war 3. i mean, you have to consider that. that is the worst, i mean, we should never be in a position the u. s. has no business in ukraine or with with a court in ukraine house couldn't find the head of the country's largest wallace street to 60 days. hard to read about those,

joining us now with more is mississippi democratic congressman bennie thompson. always good to see you i thank you for being with us this morning the house speaker vowing to take action against bragg where do you see things going next >> first of all, thank you for having me. as you know weaponization is a new code word for the republican leadership somehow they want to convince the public that they are pure as the driven snow, and all we're just trying to get to the bottom of what's wrong. i've never known a house committee to attack a district attorney for doing his job and in this instance this has been going on as you know a citizens grand jury found that donald trump had committed a fault, an error, so they recommended an indictment. but i'm more concerned about the fact that as a member of congress we've now gone into uncharted territory. we're now moving toward telling an elected official how they should do their job. i don't think, jose, anybody in their right mind -- we know donald trump paid the money. we know there were circumstances around the payment

comes to the nation's capitol, the - inca stoma product in the bill that he signed a few days ago benny practically all abortions in florida after six weeks. idaho is not the first state to especially ella state abortions, that is sinister. freedom of choice is not the only victim of gop radicals. and over 11000 americans have died from gun violet in the u.s. this year what the republicans do, nothing except expel the state representatives who dare speak out against gop actions in the tennessee statehouse explicitly did with two numbers of color earlier this month and republican radicalism is even taken aim at law enforcement in a few weeks ago president trump cutting funding to the department of justice, and the fbi, because of personal reasons. and justice treblinka, we still yet to hear from speaker mccarthy and so many republican leaders, speaking up against this dangerous idea. there is good news, members of the chamber will have a chance to do the right thing and stand up federal law enforcement later this week. that is because today i will be introducing a resolution denouncing t

let's go to benny in ohio. benny is on the republican line. go ahead.caller: i was wondering if either one of the gentleman could tell me how much the united states plays -- gentlemen could tell me how much the united states pays on illegals, and where in the budget are they trying to hide that money? host: bobby, would you like to take that? guest 1: i don't know of the top of my head how much the dear g -- the doj has. we are making sure we have immigration judges. that is largely within the department of justice. one thing i would say is that immigrants make america much richer. we probably an agreement there. immigrants are contributing to society. they increase the workforce, they increase demand. i will say strongly that america has made stronger by the fact that people want to come here and want to be part of the country. host: let's go to newport, richie, florida. caller: thank you, washington journal, for an unbiased platform. i have one thing for both of the gentlemen. richard, we should separate social security from the budget, and it should

well, and benny, anybody who's organized an event knows that, sure. you can have the the people there, but there are so much work being done under the surface tents, security at cetera, etc.. correct. oh, absolutely. we have a yes, we have a team of people that build the whole thing out at usc, our partners at usc, we have lots of people on campus who we work with, all the different departments, as you said, from security and transportation and all the things that go into it to make sure that that campus is ready for this this influx of of people, both in terms of all the exhibitors we have, we have over 300 exhibitors from the community that are going to set up booths on campus and and then bring in, you know, as we talked about, bringing in all the all the authors. so it's a it's a huge operational apparatus that that we're working on right now. and what's it been like to have a big university like the university of southern california as a partner? oh, they've been wonderful. and they have we were closely with them. we meet with them regularly. as

laredo is remembered outside the establishment in pleasant hill where he lost his life and inside benny's bar and grill where he served patrons drinks the last 3 years in concord. it was his second home. and patrons say he was everyone's friend. he was cut down doing something for someone else which was in character for him. >> possibly. the radio was shot to death early monday morning outside carrington's barwell those familiar with what happened. >> say he was trying to break up a fight. his partner was with him when he was shot in the head. friends say the gunman who left the scene in a car before police arrived is a frequent patron at both carrington's and vinny's. oscar had the personality. >> he could be like. you had your sales department, the head of your company because he definitely he was a people's hearts. you come talk to you within 5 minutes, you know, use your new best friend, denise daytime. chef demetrius brown worked with laredo and says the loss is especially difficult for staff. >> because his younger brother works here too. owner vincent parker says venues will be hos

congressman benny thompson, appreciate your time on this palm sunday sir. thank you. >> thank you >> coming up on simone, folks, are going to take a closer loo at what comes next after the criminal charges against donald trump becom public how soon could the trial start and can donald trump's attorneys actually jam up th process with the tactics tha they've tried, delay tactics my legal panel will be here to break it all down. first, you know who's here my colleague, our bestie richard louis. today's other top stories. >> simone, good said 80. you more but what you're talking about. representative talk thompson right. now the death toll rising, unfortunately. at least 30 from a tornado outbreak and a dozen state including mississippi. as you are talking about it. the storms destroyed homes power lines, and an entire neighborhoods. president biden approvin disaster declaration for our concert this morning now, wisconsin voters, the head to the polls tuesday to elect their next supreme court justice. it's been called the mos consequential race of the year it'

although several witnesses have identified alleged shooter, a well-known patron at farrington's and benny's bar and grill in concord. >> we're laredo are worked as a bartender with his brother, francisco. he always never looked back. it was pushed forward. >> you know, and had a lot of goals. pursuing those goals and unfortunately. >> this binney's raised more than for oscar's family during 2 fundraisers last allies wednesday, the raid or laid to rest during a private ceremony in thursday. very, very outgoing. very happy. >> made a statement and where he went. you know, he was always about making people laugh and be himself regardless of what people thought he was about to graduate with marketing degree. >> he was already done the fashion world in new york. he's already conquered. he came back to be with the family to settle down and he realized he want to be is on boston, make his own money. so many dreams so many and he was this close. >> 2. taking a shot someone took away from them. and for now, that person is still out there. >> in concord, philippe djegal kron. 4 >> the second of 2 bla

several witnesses have identified the alleged shooter, a well-known patron that farrington's and benny's bar and grill in concord. we're rihanna worked brher, francisco. our family is very, very, very we see comnity. our friends, our loved ones. >> what we are surprise, a lot of people have been here every single day and our family wants to appreciatthat. and so and with all that my brother left behind and we can see people by showing giving us a given a small messages and being there supporting u.s.. veterans at nny's raised more than $25,000 for oscar's family. >> ng 2 fdraisers last week. >> in concord, philippe djegal all kron >> a new development out of louisville, kentucky where 9-1-1 call show the gunman's mother was trying to warn police as he was firing shots inside a downtown bank. >> becoming head in toward the a national dignity. they ready to go into there. i don't know. i don't know anything if he if he didn't believe >> the woman that you may have heard their knowledge in her son had mental health problems but saying that there have been no signs he would hurt anybody. her

kind of late, you know, drove a passion for other eyes to come behind and create a network of flight benny's that you could play. and i really like, important stuff that influenced the culture. charlie was very instrumental in the kind of stage design as well. he's very as a, an artist in a graphic designer. he was very interested in that side of things. i personally would never, ever go to a stadium to see any one clue. i would, i would always go to a club. ah, the fame doesn't necessarily make you invincible. this goes on the through. he was in the stones, of course, have been on stage for over 60 years already. somewhat like a long running soap opera. of course they had to survive. a lot of very difficult situation was in that started with the death of brian jones, the benz founder in 1960 hi. this is o lead concept. a concert for a late rock star. nearly 250000 english fans. he did the rolling stones calling and attended their 1st public appearance in 14 mazda, the man being honored with it. brian jones randal ex guitarist who drowned in a swimming pool and bought that one from about why

he started bartending at benny's bar and grill in concord. and clearly he left an indelible mark.emorialized in the establishment where owner vincent parker says laredo work with his younger brother who is heartbroken over his loss is so sad. >> such a loss daytime chef, demetrius brown worked with all 3 years. he spent here the walls. >> we'll be into his friends. he was and to a family. and he was the person that sony's the beach or the next time you see him come give make you feel like part of hey, my brother. he's always every time i was seeing you of eli had play a icu. >> you know that out. that was my boy man early monday morning, oscar laredo became pleasant hill's first homicide victim since august 2021. he was shot to death outside carrington's barwell those familiar with what happened say he was trying to break up a fight. his partner was with him when he was shot in the head. friends say the gunman who left the scene in the car before police arrived is a frequent patron at both carrington's and denise. it's a very tragic it was a very talented.

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we found in the lot of people who are injured, there's a lot of people with benny and no one with my merch people are here. so is it flashes white not to meet because you can never know when his face will it will. ah, not the sir is to her a. marty has more on the exit. is the people from the sudanese capital now but all that good morning. this is the largest assembly point for people traveling by road . the capital's main car and bus terminal. this place is crowded with people fleeing what they say feels like an all out war and the sounds of bullets and canons. each of them has a story about living. amid the fighting between the sudanese army and the rapids support forces. the conflict is terrifying for adults and children alike. a strong resentment is clear here among those seeking to leave the capitol live, know what they're trying to take advantage of the announcement of a truce to leave the battlefield and confrontations and had for their relatives and loved ones. because bridges had been closed. escaping the capital can only be done from here for those who want to go to central

well, benny's owner vincent barker says vinny's will be hosting a fundraiser. they're trying to help cover funeral costs. that's going to thursday as saturday night. now, lou reda was attending business school and he had aspirations of owning his own varland. that's what, years because open city leaders say more data from a recent ransomware attack has been leaked on the dark web. the first attack was reported in february. kron four's amanda hari has reaction and advice from a tax expert. oakland's ransomware attack is going beyond city employees. city officials say hackers have leaked more information stolen from the city's server on the dark web. >> this time the includes information of some city residents. the city said in a statement, quote, we recently became aware that the same unauthorized third-party claiming responsibility for the ransomware incident has posted additional data allegedly taken from our systems. >> during the incident in february, 2 website, not searchable via the traditional internet. the group claiming responsibility is called play. th

i mean, also, drag has been — you know, you've got danny la rue, you've got benny hill, you've got kennyve been fully out there, just very sort of flamboyant and camp, and i think really profoundly important artists and so, having that, i always wanted drag race to be here in the uk. and i tell you no lie — i went to every network repeatedly, until they were like, "please, don't come "round here trying to sell that show again". so, it did take a long time? oh, yes! everyone said no many, many times, and... over how many years? over about six years. and as we started collecting emmys and awards, i would say, "now look at the show. "what about this? " "yeah, but...", you know? but i always — i always believed, and i know michelle visage — who's co—host with ru — she always believed in the show, too, because, you know, there's nothing — there's nothing so great as british drag. is it something about britain that we have this tradition of pantomime that means we respond to it in a different way from the americans? we do. we definitely do have that panto tradition of the sort of widow twankey

they include prominent scholars like benny tai, lawmakers like claudia mo. wong. if found guilty, they face possible life in prison. bo is a former lawmaker and street activist. critics say the national security law is intentionally vague. as a precaution, we've blurred the words on this banner. in 2020, beijing imposed the national security law on hong kong it's effectively criminalise dissent. today, the majority of the political activists in this city have either fled or they've been detained. critics say what's happening to hong kong is a type of legal warfare. they still take to the streets, but the banner is blank. the demonstration brings unwanted attention. what looks like a plainclothes surveillance team look on. they're surrounded. pro—establishment lawmakers say the national security law was needed to restore order after months of street protests. don'tjust blame everything on the national security law. the law is there. everybody has to obey the law, whether you like it or not. it's passed by the hong kong legislators. so that is the law that we

many pointedly asked lee if benny's sister had been doing drugs or anything else inappropriate. prosecutors say video picked up both men leaving the many sisters apartment shortly thereafter, lee was stabbed three times. police say they found a knife nearby and have had the blood on it. dna tested, his attorney says she's reviewed those videos. and said they're inconclusive. i don't think you can see anything in the videos. there is video footage connected to this crime in that we believe that we have sufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that mr momeni murdered bobbly. many, he said. just three words in the courtroom. yes, your honor when asked if he agreed to delay entering a plea. romania is due back in court next tuesday afternoon to formally enter a plea. his attorney says she plans on asking to have him released from custody. in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news, the man accused of hitting and killing at sonoma state university student nearly two years ago appeared before a judge today 21 year old ronald gather, is facing several charges fo

increase was really managed to decrease the frank, the gap between ukraine's and russia murderous benny in 2020. what your plans went to say it was about a 10 of russian meter spending, whereas in 2022, it was half as much. and i spoke that really shows you transfer killian effort in this war. thank you so much for putting that into context for us. we appreciate diego lopez, that's silva joining us from separate from stockholm. we appreciate it. and here's a look at some other stories making news around the world. more than $68000000.00 was withdrawn from the troubled banking giant credit suisse in the 1st quarter of this year. client started rapidly pulling out money as the bank was caught up in market turmoil triggered by the collapse of to us. institutions. credit suisse is set to be taken over by its rival u. b. s. peruse ex president. alejandro toledo has been taken to a prison near lima after being extradited from the united states. he stands accused of receiving millions and bribes from a construction company during his time and office polito is potentially facing 20 years in pri

in israel, the anti-judicial reform protests do not subside, despite the efforts of prime minister bennymin natalyagu to save the situation. he paused in considering a compromise initiative between his religious nationalist coalition and opposition parties, more than 150,000 people took to the streets demanding the full repeal of the reform, one of the main points of disagreement is the ruling coalition's desire to gain more powers in appointing judges , including to the supreme court, critics see the government's actions as a threat the independence of the court and the attempt of a legal coup, i can tell you that we are going to that this is not what we can live we cannot live in the state which is not democratic. so this is a fight to the end. and we are ready to pay a huge price to win while our defenders and defenders with weapons in their hands defend the lines from the enemy . smart marketers earn millions on patriotic topics. to register a bill that limits the use of military and patriotic symbols on goods deputies decided to legislate what should be placed on goods as patriotic

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you're not done. hover cook was go over, benny, normalize, bottle, fall off, nor let it go below. well, named nina charlotte, sophia, most the ash cannot see the meat of the i mean begin audio shop book elemy. lastly, and not telling me that if i had been leo, i should not done show. hi alia. so now the sun sky, you know, go over shame on my my to i'll tell shlomo later, mun, yackel play. i should play. i see the wide. yeah. galia nave. healey, neve elan gann, ganell is over sco alexander, pauline, maya, d. rena de lucy d. if this council refuses to respect their memory, i will dedicate this speech to their memory. i light this candle, mister president, to honor them and made their memory be blessed. i'm sorry, but i refuse to spend this sacred day listening to live and condemnation. this debate disgrace says the fallen and israel will not take part in it. thank him to president you able to. ready persuade please. thank you, representing them israel, for intervention as the linear. i would like to make my statement as the russian for an illegal dummy stallings ladies and gentlemen

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danny is benny oliver's eda, nablus eat is also being marked and to kia we are. celebrations is subdued this year after devastating earthquakes and february, soon, casino has more from and taco, what everybody says is, is that this aid, the 1st a religious aid of the, of the year is a bit sour because many of those people who are living in the earthquake rhythm areas have a loss. some people among their families. if they haven't lost any beloved ones, they have lost their homes. i'm in one of the container cities that have been established a by the disaster management agency in the city of ha, how thought is one of the worst hit cities or by the earthquake? it has been a quiet morning. we joined the prayer in the morning prayer. i would the people, people are trying to establish a neighborhood among themselves, but they're all upset. the children are trying to be hopeful and they are not that much aware of the situation. it is still a feast for them, it is still at an eat for them. but when you speak to the elderly and they are upset, but they are thankful that they're still alive. at l

danny is benny oliver's eda, nebraska the world health organization is officially launched its m r n. a vaccine technology hub in cape town, south africa. the facility was established during the covey pandemic to help poor countries struggling to gain access to life saving medication. w h sho picked the south african biotech firm african biologics and local vaccine. goodbye back for the pilot project. in 2021. we should use the bigger market opportunities. we have regional and continental one opportunity for versus the africa's free trade gone. that's a political commitment of all leaders. but aside from say that the still intra africa trade is only 10 percent. uganda as president, hillary mister van is sending an anti gay littel back to parliament saying it should be amended for last month. the parliament approved the bill which introduced his tough penalties for same sex relationships. those convicted could face the death penalty or life imprisonment. united nations on the u. s. urged mr. that he to reject legislation. washington wanda repercussions if it takes effect where we stand