. >> reporter: berger says that mn readiness includes doing their part to prevent hurricanes and s that marines often deploy to for for aid and assistance. >> we are caught in this envirot where the impacts that we are seeing are calling on our navy and marine corps more, but also compromising their ability to be ather ev h erepo: carn e ofquenl e mestics in to renewable energs is epincloseye on. e vy, ur isg cor of fossil fuels. so ships, fuel consumers. >> reporter: aircraft carrier ad his destroyers may not see a sht to electric power soon, berger says some of the navy's fleet is is already starting to make cha. >> our vehicle fleet? yes. we are absolutely looking in line with what you are seeing as cery the california trend and also the national trend to make sure we start to make thatness that . >> reporter: and while mission s is the top priority, berger knows a shift from the navy can have a ripple effect around the world. >> it is not just when the criss strikes, it is in the lead up. t is that anticipation. it is be s active, it is being cognizant. e at the end of the day, nobo

means they tears of insult to you, if you refused to drink tea while visiting the bergers, it means thaty insulted you . first, the teapot is laid dry tea leaves put. one or two three spoons of tea, then we fall asleep on top, sugar one or two spoons with a slide. therefore, we wring it out and also put the kettle on. now we put the kettle on the stove and pour boiling water into it. we want to cheer up. we put more tea leaves, we want a tasty drink, we put more sugar. and, if we want to calm down, we put more mint in each family in its own proportions. the age of the disease is a difficult financial situation, despite all this, aishal mohammed does not look sad and dissatisfied at all. they get a lot of pleasure from life and are keenly interested in everything that happens around them, watch the news, follow politics, and even heard about russia. russia we know russia on tv, we watch russia where they can't choose a president, and in russia everything is quiet in russia , it's winter, as it rides in our mountains. in the berber settlements located near historical monuments or resorts,

. >> reporter: berger says mission readiness includes doing their part to prevent hurricanes and wildfires that marines often deploy to for aid and assistance. >> we're caught in this environment where the impacts that we're seeing are calling on our navy and marine corps me corps more but also compromising their ability to be able to respond because of how consequential a weather event, how consequential a heat eventh event, which california knows so well. >> reporter: california is one of the biggest domestic leaders in shifting to renewable energy, something the undersecretary says she's keeping a close eye on. >> the navy, of course, is a big consumer of fossil fuels. so ships, airplanes, those are big fossil fuel consumers. >> reporter: while aircraft carriers and destroyers may not see a shift to electric power , power soon, berger says that some of the navy's fleet is already starting to make changes. >> our vehicle fleet, yes. so we're absolutely looking in line with what you're seeing as certainly the california trend, also the national trend to make sure that we start to make tha

and let me say on that stan berger side. orville is contained in this bill. other members have ideas to to improve upon the bill. i don't know what her statement is but it is contrary to what the house administration committee. i say to them whatever the members want to do i fully support . and they took her bill, added others that made the bill stronger as a matter offact . so this is an interesting press release but it's more important to write a bill. >> she's saying is she's resizing the bill. >> you have to have the votes to bring it up. we will, we don't go from one day to the next but others who have spoken out against the bill and this is a process. but it is what you described her characterization is not accurate . orville is in the bill. others have ideas to. and that is what the committee good put forth. >>. [inaudible] are you running for progressive candidates? >> absolutely positively. equality in america is what we are all about. i'm glad you asked that question because i want to our president of the united states . of course, our purpose in co

family name after marriage and this does not require a separate entry in the registry office and also berger they never covered their faces and always had the right to education and independent views , it was aisha-lim who offered to earn money on excursions. not the worker began to hurt all the time, his head was shaking. the left hand does not work, but you need to live with money to help the eldest son, he is a military man and the rest of the children who live here earn good money and help with food. and the neighbors don't forget. here are more tourists in old age to entertain began to earn money at home, we show tea, we treat our spouses. udi. selim is not only the oldest inhabitants of philen, they also live in the oldest of the inhabited houses of the village, it really is cut down directly into the rock, if it weren’t for the tv’s electric light bulbs and the stove that runs on gas cylinders, then this dwelling could well serve as an excellent scenery for the film about the era of the primitive communal system six times about my great-grandfather and each of my male ancestors. lived

directed by edward berger.a physical, visceral, very modern film that's never been told for my country's perspective, never been made into a german language film. we now have the chance to make an anti—war film that will truly touch audiences. it is in cinemas now and on netflix on the 28th. i think it's worth seeing on the big screen because i think it is visually really, really impressive. it's not unlike 1917 — it puts you there in this absolute hellscape seen through the eyes of these incredibly young men. and i think it's genuinely, properly harrowing. you watched it — what did you think? genuinely harrowing. i thought it was brilliantly made. it looks fantastic. it's stunning to look at. worth seeing... but it breaks you, it breaks you, as it should. we all know how many young men lost their lives in the first world war, but it again makes you think about the horrors, what they lived through. clearly, all be ptsd that they didn't even have a name for back then. it's not an easy watch. of course it's not a

it infuriates virginia democrat spaing berger. >> we continue to see stonewalling on the issue.congress, spouses and dependent children should not be able to buy, sell or trade stocks. >> democratic leaders engineered a new bill before the recess, then the house cut town without voting on it. spanberger called for new democratic leadership accusing house speaker nancy pelosi of trying to kill her bill by making it impossible to pass. >> this is the legislative process but it is -- how you described her characterization is not accurate. her bill is in the bill others had ideas, too. and that's what the committee put forth. it is good press. you asked the question. >> pelosi faces pressure from moderates and some progressives, especially the squad to move on. pelosi said numbers lack the time to study the new bill. stock ban supporters believe it was a tactic. conservatives also want a ban. >> the number one thing i get when i go home besides securing the burorder, stop allowing members of congress to actively trade while voting on the stuff that could potentially enrich themselve

. >> while mission readiness is te top priority, berger knows a sht from the navy can have a ripple effect around the world skew it is not just when the crisis str. it is in the lead up. it is that that anticipation. it is being proactive, it is being cognizant. because at the end of of the day, nobody witness to have conflict. we want to make sure that that is all deterred. > >> that was lauren toms reporti. of all the military branches, te air force is the largest producr of greenhouse gases. yesterday it released its own climate action plan with the goal of operating its bases at net zero emissions four years earlier by 2046. > >> and a reminder. we are counting down to the blue angels blue angels show, beginning at 0 this afternoon. which you can ao see right here on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. > >> so let's get to some other ns happening today. for a moment, first lady doctor jill biden isn san francisco today. >> this morning she was at the helen diller family center. her visit is part of a biden menstrs cancer moon shot initiative. drn listened to the top researchersh

will: meal worm bergeres. rachel: meal worm bergeres -- burgers.ill: they say you shouldn't have big dogs. small dogs to reduce the carbon footprint. todd:th this is stupid for different reason. the meal, they're not killing a cow for fido's meal. this is by-product. rachel: they want you to eliminate it. todd: eliminate it entirely. a step further this is part of this notion. you think there are crazy, people will follow it. people are saying you know, i was going to continue human life on this planet to have kids which is literally the only reason we are here but i'm not going to do that because of climate change. will: yes. todd: think of that. willing to sacrifice the entire human experience. that is the reason we're on this earth to begin with. that is the reason earth exists. will: todd this is headed towards population control. that is exactly where -- rachel: thank you. exactly what this is. will: the meat thing is a stepping stone. call that, no. this is headed towards population control. they're not hiding that either. rachel: they have a

villains are woke woke force and soles berger.ton was on here laughing at the uproar his editorial caused the next day and this is what he says today. >> steve: ultimately mr. bennett saw the benefit of printing cotton's words and thought that people should see it because, you know, the slogan is all the news that is fit to print except now in the new "new york times" maybe the people who are now the new subscribers don't want to read the other side. >> not just the subscribers it is the woke employees who turned on bennett as well. >> steve: i think you are right. >> comes back who is hiring them? whoever takes over as editor should fire the people that reflects the type of product that people want to read not that the left wants to read. >> >> steve: not exactly fair and balanced over there at the gray lady. >> brian: no. coming up on this show. the midterms are less than three weeks away. >> steve: lawrence jones is talking to florida voters in okeechobee on the top issue, which, lawrence, i would imagine is prices and maybe th

behind me this skeleton here was discovered by lee berger, actually the first species his nine-year-old son, in in a cn south africa. also in 2009 is when they were published 2008 was the discovery. discovery. i have worked on foot and leg of the skeleton. when i first started working on it, to be i just finished my phd, i had studied the foot and ankle and leg up, noise and homonyms and i seen all these fossils entity there was variation but not functionally meaningful variation and toe the spine. it was different from any item seen with its heel, it's ankle and it's me and aspects of the hip and the lower back that we have hypothesized that a walk in a very different kind of way that lucy and her kind. what's neat is this carries right up until the pleistocene. even on the doorstep of homo sapiens you have neanderthals in europe, asia, indonesian island and then write in south africa is this brand-new species named in 2015. there were all these different species and populations coexisting. some of them we interbred with. some of them i don't think we probably did, but from the foot bo

berger, welcome back to "mad money. >> glad to be back, jim.n, i know you didn't take it personally. i'm kind of concerned with the fed tightening they've really kind of basically made it so if a company's not lucrative it's getting crushed and if it needs financing it's almost like they don't want it to do well so how does a company like sunnova, which does need to do financing, engage in this new world? >> if you can go back to several quarterly calls that we've had, we've been pretty negative overall on both the inflation situation and the overall economy for quite some time. and so what we've been doing, and really sunnova will be ten years old in november, we've been building the company's balance sheet for that entire decade but particularly rachlted up and raising a lot of cash as recently as august we raised over $600 million on a convert to prepare for these bad times. as we're looking forward, we're a service provider we're providing an essential service to homeowners. and the last bills you cut, even after you get laid off or a bad e

this is our berger. this is our coffin. topped garlic fries. have really need people wave amplifiers? and if you're an early riser, diggers makes a mean inferno. big diner has been serving up tasty treats like this tombstone chicken sandwich here for nearly 3 decades. people keep coming back for the food for the lively atmosphere question. never know who you might dining next. the cole runs it now, but diggers diner was named for the original owner, dave stern, gill. >> aly is digger. dave, welcome them. in the cemetery a grave digger digger. dave is a grave digger by trade, but he still entertains as host at this quirky diner with killer burgers. the customers he said he was a set. do let let people down. never to run out of gallows hill, right? can be a great day plan ahead. you know, so i can know what side of the hole. we've got. yeah, no, not for that amount. that mixed in with cobb motorcycles cars. >> he also has a barbecue grill. that's a cough. and of course, there are days been doing this so long he has seen in generations of and clea

san antonio who is now facing felony charges tonight for shooting that teenager who was eating a berger inside his car outside a mcdonald's. that difficult body cam video shows former officer james bren and inng the driver side door, opening fire, critically wounding 17-year-old eric cantu. that teenager is now on life support. the former officer turning himself into police overnight. he's now out on bail. the police union saying it will not defend him. >>> we turn now tonight to the crucial midterm elections, your voice, your vote. 27 days left to go and as we've been reporting here, just a handful of key senate races will determine who wins control of the senate. last night here, we reported on georgia. tonight, our team in ohio, where the republican j.d. vance is trying to tie the democrat to president biden. and where the democrat tim ryan is trying to tie the republican to donald trump. and there were fireworks over this. tonight, early voting now under way there and rachel scott from ohio.ter: today in columbus, ohioans lining up to cast their ballots before the doors even opened.

trying to reestablish a failed empire and to go through every country that he can tomorrow -- to berger and occupied to that end. we have to stand up and hopefully leave a good page in history for the way we responded. host: on behalf of senator tillis, senator shaheen, thank you for being with us and thanks for being part of the atlantic council front-page

directed by edward berger. my country's perspective, never been made into a german language film. we now have the chance to make an anti—war film that will truly touch audiences. it is in cinemas now and on netflix on the 28th. i think it's worth seeing on the big screen because i think it is visually really, really impressive. it's not unlike 1917, it put you there in this absolute hellscape, seen through the eyes of these incredibly young men. and i think it's genuinely, properly harrowing. you watched it, what did you think? genuinely harrowing. i thought it was brilliantly made. it looks fantastic. it is stunning to look at. worth seeing... but it breaks you, as it should. we all know how many young men lost their lives in the first world war but it again makes you think about the horrors, what they lived through. clearly all be ptsd that they didn't even have a name for back then. it's not an easy watch. of course it's not an easy watch but it's beautifully made. nor should it be an easy watch and i think

and then behind me, the skeleton here was discovered by lee berger it's the first pieces by his 9-year-oldon in south africa. also in 2009 is when they're published 2008 was the discovery. i worked on the foot and the leg of the skeleton. when i first started working on it is common to me i just finished my phd, i'd studied the foot, ankle, leg of a common noise and i'd seen these fossils. to me there is variation but not functionally meaningful variation until this thing. this thing was so different from any that i have ever seen with it to heal, it's ankle, it's the aspects of the hip and the lower back that we have hypothesized it walked in a very different kind of way lucy and her kinds. what is neat is this it carries right up until. even on the doorstep of homo sabeans you have neanderthals in europe, you have in asia you have an right in south africa some of them bread with. probably never did. the bones of the leg bones these different flavors of walking. jumping att a time machine in ay different time periods and see these different kinds of us. different species of our ancestors.

jim berger, he came through here in the 18 twenties, and reported, and other reported, on yellowstone. most people didn't believe what they saw, or will they told. the next are surveys that came through, through railroads, hotels, minors. basically looking all over the park but cook city to, we hundreds came in and harvested game in the summertime. sport hunters came in, they didn't have anyone to begin once or keepers. soldiers were finally brought in because of buffalo bill and general sheriff who got together and said we have to stop this activity. so the soldiers came in with to yellowstone between 1886 and 80 when -- rangers, who always been there since 1918 and have been naturalist, they had law enforcement, protection service, and all types of rangers, most of us when the rangers in the park, were all a hats. if we were short people in the gates, we went down and had to take money and charge people. i hated that because i had to balance the books at the end of each day, and if i was short, it came out of my pocket. so i was very careful, and sometimes we got people who'd say, i

kevin cline, tom berger -- i think they're talking about the temperatures. i want to get to meteorologist chad myers. kevin costner cut from that film all together. >> what's the best way to know if spaghetti is done, john? >> throw it at the re rerefrigerater. >> throw it at the wall. >>> millions of americans waking up to the low tire pressure error in your car. remember pets don't have their winter coats yet, still in summer form. they are not ready for the freeze warning. this isn't mid winter cold but it's below freezing. therefore you are going to see those temperatures cold enough across all of the areas east of the rockies to kill your tomatoes, get all of those things you were trying to grow and took good care of all summer long, probably the end of the season for them. and snow across parts of the pennsylvania this morning, watch the hilly and slick sections there. the hills in western pennsylvania could be tricky this morning before the sun comes up. a lot of snow across the u.p. in michigan. and temperatures don't warm up until the weekend. when

house speaker nancy pelosi then bigfooted span berger is another stock trading bill and promptly shelfedtactics. she criticizes the process, but she says it is time for new leadership. what do you say in response to her criticism? >> you have to have the votes to bring it up. that's what the committee put forth. but it's good press because you asked the question. >> reporter: over the winter pelosi endorsed sweeping few stock-trading rules. >> it is simply not sufficient to deter the behavior, it has to be government-lined. the supreme court has no disclosure, it has no reporting of stock transactions. >> reporter: pelosi's husband paul draws attention because of his aggressive stock trades. >> has your husband ever made a stock purchase or sale based on information he received from you? >> no, absolutely not. >> reporter: senate minority leader mitch mcconnell only invests in mutual funds to remain above the fray. >> i thought that was the best way to avoid criticism that somehow i was trading stocks as a result of insider information. >> reporter: in politics, the appearance of a confl

over here in the center part of the state virginia seven, spaing berger the democrat taking on vega.nforcement background. come up further to virginia ten. this is where you find hung cao. what is interesting about all three races here. if you went back to -- let's go back to 2018, okay? donald trump is the president. approval ratings a tick above 40%. three of the house seats were won by democrats in virginia. 2, 7 and 10. all three are hotly contested now and i want you to meet the republicans who are trying to win back those seats. with me representative virginia house kiggans, vega and cao. jen, military background. nurse practitioner as of today. what have you learned in your district what you think is the most important issue there? >> this year absolutely the economy. that's what people are complaining about and what is dri driving -- voters out. our country is in a recession. first and foremost the economy. it's what every voter cares about in matter democrat, republican on independent. that's first and foremost and republicans are ready to stop the wasteful spending and read

organizers of that debates between the two have canceled the event after stan berger indicated over thekend she would not participate, citing multiple unresolved details and concerns. the organizers, the prince william committee 100, and the league of women voters in four here -- fauqier said there were disagreements over proposed moderators. plans for the debate scheduled for friday senator kumble after the committee lined up a conservative commentator and talkshow host as a co-moderator. spanberger objected to that choice, citing occasions when he had -- more concerns about insufficient security planning before announcing that the debate would not happen for those reasons. that's the news out of virginia. on the issue of moderators of debates, some of our viewers on social media pointing to that topic as well, gary writing in on facebook, if we had truly independent and impartial moderators, like they had back in the 1970's and 1980's, debates would matter. now, it is all a joke. too much focus on personalities instead of where candidates stand. a few more comments, focusing on the ge

didn't want to and not be able to spend all of the money on places like malnaw ski, like abigail span bergerike these moderate districts they've been pouring money into for a while, who they need to protect to keep the majority. >> shifting money tells you a lot in the final ten days or so. we'll take a quick break. >>> san francisco police are about to give an update on the attack of the husband of the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, in their san francisco home. ♪ the only thing i regret about my life was hiring local talent. if i knew about upwork. i would have hired actually talented people from all over the world. instead of talentless people from all over my house. when dehydration gets real... hey! that's mine. i'll buy you a pony. advanced hydration isn't just for kids. pedialyte helps you hydrate during recovery. trelegy for copd. [coughing] ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on by... ♪ if you've been playing down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day,... ♪ ...it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. ♪...and i'm feelin' good. ♪

joining me now, roger solemn berger, reporter who broke the story for the daily beast. roger, it's great to have you on. this is a remarkable bit of reporting. when it just first start with saying that walker denies it, there was a threatened lawsuit. do you stand by your reporting? >> i can't comment on anything with pending litigation, but i do say we stand by it the reporting 100%. >> can you give me a little more context? obviously, the woman it issue is quoted in her story about her motivation for coming forward and speaking to you? >> yeah. i want everybody first and foremost, i'm not paid for this. this woman was incredibly brave. i think we all know how deeply personal and sensitive this issue is, and for her to come forward and tell her story and not only that but tell her story to a male reporter, to trust me with that is pretty remarkable for me. i don't want anybody to lose sight of that. in fact my highest hopes for the story is that it inspires other women to come forward with similar tales about's proxy in the republican party. but, for me i think that th

this is our berger. this is our coffin. topped garlic fries. have really need keep away vampires? and if you're an early riser, diggers makes a mean inferno off bigger is diner has been serving up tasty treats like this tombstone chicken sandwich here for nearly 3 decades. people keep coming back for the food for the lively atmosphere question. never know who you might nicole runs it now. but diggers diner was named for the original owner. dave sturgill. >> alias digger day. welcome them. in the cemetery a grave digger digger. dave is a grave digger by trade, but he still entertains as host at this quirky diner with killer burgers. the customers he said he was a set. do let alot of people down. of never to run out of gallows hill, right? can be a great day plan ahead. you know, so i can know what side of the cole. we've got a yeah, no, not for that amount. that mixed in with the macabre motorcycles cars. >> he also has a barbecue grill. that's a cough. and of course, there are days been doing this so long he has seen generations of and clearly a skeleton still breathing, got a hea

it's very much go forward and distinguish yourself and i think what happened at the chambers berger raid, in loudoun county, sets the groundwork for what happened in fredericksburg. so this can be an overworked connection as well. >> one final question. >> ted williams from williamsburg in the life of pelham, when you consider consider his life chivalrous or ultimately doomed? a byproduct of a lost cause during the civil war? >> that is a good question, one i am addressing long term in my writings. i don't think, pelham was doomed from the start. i think what happened that kelly's ford, if he could have said something, you know, from the grave, which of course does not happen -- i think he would've been surprised that he died at kelly ford! it's not the place we would have thought he would have died. was he doomed by the mentality of his era? i don't believe so. and i will explain that further in writing. thank you. [laughs] [applause] american history tv, saturdays on c-span, to exploring the people on the fence that tell the american story. at 12:30 pm eastern, on the presidency, top s

kathryn lie, berger said. those individuals who were implicated in the recording and who are elected to represent the people must resign. now labor must hold labor accountable. but resignation is the only way to restore the trust that has been broken. well. today is the deadline for counties to mail ballots to voters here in california. there are 29 days to go until the midterm elections. some people here in the bay area can already cast their ballots. san francisco opened 34 official ballot drop boxes across the city this weekend. the elections department will also open a voting center at city hall for in person voting beginning tomorrow. if you haven't gotten your ballot, yet you can track it on the secretary of state's website with less than a month to go now until the midterm elections. former president trump spent the weekend out west hitting the campaign trail. trump held back to back rallies in both arizona and nevada. your state is taking a hit. gasoline prices are second right now. think of it second

. >> i wonder, audit, and nothing berger is the same broken record we've heard for six years. makes any sense. andrew, i want to ask what alex jones. because the new york times has reported that this guy's net worth is about 200 and $70 million. he's basically laughing at this monster verdict that he's got that he's gonna have to pay almost a billion dollars. so, tell us the truth. are these families ever going to get the money they are owed? >> you know, no one knows the answer to that. but i have to tell you, there are lots of ways to dig up money. as you know, stephanie. so there are reports that alex jones is taking a private jet, that he has bodyguards. will you go ahead and subpoena them, and you have them under oath as to who is paying them. and you do a follow the money investigation. what is important to know is in those types of investigations, there is something called civil contempt. and although it says the word a civil. people go to jail for that. so, if you lie and you are hiding money, the bankruptcy judge and the trial judge can send people off to jail. so, yo

rafen berger's office said it was the goal was to give realtime intelligence. correspondent for politico and co-author of the playbookplaybo eugene daniels. he just spent time in georgia. good morning, thanks for being here. your piece is titled how senator raphael warnock's church highlights the key to georgia's senate race. tell us what you mean. >> one of the things that we realize the when we were talking about what stories we wanted to do while i was in georgia was that no one had really gone to warnock's church. and done a story. and you know, my grandfather was a baptist preacher and i was like that is kind of the center of politics for a lot of black people in the south is the church. it is this church in particular, the church where dr. martin luther king jr. used to speak. and so when i got there, you know, i wanted to start talking to the parishioners immediately. they were like we don't talk politics. you know, you can ask the reverend to see if it is okay. and so it was about figuring out who this man was. and he is at all times walking in two diff

northbound 8.80, south of hagan, berger road in oakland. we had an accident there. >> so you are seeing slight delays. but look at 5.80, also pretty busy. 13 traffic is light across that highway. 21 minute ride into the city right now. maze to that fremont street exit. let's get a look at the san mateo bridge. we had an earlier accident here. took us up. now that is clear. we're down to 15 minutes a 80 to one on one. the richmond center fell bridge at about a 13 minute ride as you're traveling out of richmond and the golden gate bridge with pockets of fog. 37 to the tolls. a 33 minute ride darya. james, back to you. thank you. rain and 901. and today there are going to be students at oakland's bay tech charter school not going to class, but just trying to deal with the shooting that happened there. yeah. so instead of instruction today, they're going to spend time. >> dedicated to community building and to healing. but as the school gets ready to reopen, officially, schools leaders are talking n w about having armed guards back on campus. t

berger >> you are speaking my language in economics, and i agree with you on.ve, i want to ask you something. the city over my shoulder is a badge already black city. that black voices in michigan have been remarkably important. this was a destination in the great migration. a place where people can get away from cher cropping and the unfairness in the south. is michigan going to lose its only black representative in congress? >> democratic, it appears that we will not have any democrats where we had one of the founders of the black caucus, jack conyers and digs who were from our community. they started the black caucus at the time it was ten or 12 of them. and now what we are up to almost 60 members of the black caucus. when you have a community of shared, common issues, goals. the community has so many unique factors. and you take away their voice, i can't say a person who is not african-american can not represent detroit. what i am saying is that the reason why we define our congressional seats based on the census over shared concerns. and we have always had

his half brother, the reverend henry roared berger was a abolitionist and pastor congregational church in brooklyn. his half sister was harriet beecher stowe. author of uncle tom's cabin. let's see. a similar scene was repeated on all of the ball places, as each was raided by yankee troops. the balls feared the worst, but in the and the soldiers and freed people just snatched a free hand a few hams. the single exception came at bacall plantation, formerly home to william ball's cousin. the buck hall mansion were buildings and crops were burned to the ground by federal soldiers and freed balls slaves. despite the slaughter of the, we're no, one not even about call it was hurt. and so it was. it is possible to look into a telescope into the past and seeing how slavery came to an end on specific places and at specific times. and it is a fascinating story. and i told you stories just now from a diary kept by a woman who lived on this plantation. but elsewhere, i spent a lot of time with a family name lucas in charleston who predecessors, great-grandparents, had been on that very place, lim

wade has led to fears from some americans that same-sex protections afforded by berger felt could also be overturned. bipartisan legislative efforts in the senate to codify same-sex marriage have been delayed until after the midterms. would you support, senator crapo, the federal codification of protections for same-sex marriage? >> i will not support the legislation proposed in the senate. what it does is requires every single state to agree with whatever any other state decides is a marriage. that violates states rights, which is something the states, under our constitution, have the right to determine. i am thinking about the potential risk here that this presents to what will happen to organizations that do believe in traditional marriage between a man and a woman. i got a letter from the catholic council of catholic bishops saying they are very worried that their religious beliefs about what is a marriage will threaten their tax status. what -- or threaten their activities in certain ways. we are aware of how people in the private sector have already been threatened by the adminis

berger was running in virginia, 7th congressional district back in 2018, and then the party sold her as a moderate democrat. a lot of conservatives, they're right. and that district well, of course, reporters, they went right along with the charade. >> the district in suburban richmond has not been held by a democrat for almost 50 years. bamberger will also be the first woman ever to represent the district. you said democrats shouldn't appear to be too partisan. it doesn't always have to be an us versus them. we need to stand up for it as opposed to a left versus right or republicans versus democrats. it should be in american values that we all stand up for, she says. >> nothing and means nothing. the truth is , spane burger is just another nancy pelosi liberal voting with the speaker. 100% of the time. and we know how that's all worked out for virginia families, don't we? enter. yes, leave vega and america first. conservative. now, this race is close, but the momentum is with the republican. >> no wonder politico is freaking out the reporting. democrats are sweating it. they thought

well it was and berger stretches his orchestra. leonid is an amazing concert.rtunately, many. well, we don't see it anymore. here, and it was ariel shocked just there , so i have a question for absolutely everyone. what are the preferences of each. that's who was a fan of which team, not your own, but some other valera, who did you like the most? well, besides what we've already talked about today, we've all grown up in drinks. of course not, just our pages. yes, well, you know that you yourself were no, no, i grew up on trosheen cliffs, this is it. kristalinskaya and you, but pesnyary there is a stable mowed down there such bass refrigerators. well, how can you miss it? my hobby began, probably, with alfa with the dynamics of sunday cruise, so we magomayev, of course, yuri walks. we had those years. this is generally george. it was collectives. you have heard or collectives, of course, but i know the krug group. they also took me at the same time was the blood group. if there was, but this group was just great. in my opinion so far. when i was young, i really

we are following a crash on northbound 880 before hagan berger. 14 minutes. drew: probably due to low cloud cover out there on the highway in the soffit. look at the live doppler visibility. the soffit, we -- the south bay, cloud cover. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. increasing sunshine as the day goes on. temperatures, 70's, 80's, low 90's away from the coast. kumasi: it is time for live with kelly and ryan and we will be >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, two-time academy award winner, hilary swank. also from the disappearance of harry farber, lea thompson. plus, your questions and thoughts direct from inbox. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning, deja vu.

organizers of that debates between the two have canceled the event after stan berger indicated over theeekend she would not participate, citing multiple unresolved details and concerns. the organizers, the prince william committee 100, and the league of women voters in four here -- fauqier said there were disagreements over proposed moderators. plans for the debate scheduled for friday senator kumble after the committee lined up a conservative commentator and talkshow host as a co-moderator. spanberger objected to that choice, citing occasions when he had -- more concerns about insufficient security planning before announcing that the debate would not happen for those reasons. that's the news out of virginia. on the issue of moderators of debates, some of our viewers on social media pointing to that topic as well, gary writing in on facebook, if we had truly independent and impartial moderators, like they had back in the 1970's and 1980's, debates would matter. now, it is all a joke. too much focus on personalities instead of where candidates stand. a few more comments, focusing on the

that was such an interesting facet of, i think, kitsen berger who brought it out, the unfinished business looking into this to see because russia is very -- was very adamant about the united states withdrawing from somalia and afghanistan, and right after the election, he issues this hasty withdrawal that the generals disagreed with. >> yep, yep. let me play that for you, denver, because you don't have to answer whether or not you knew this before, but there's just a remarkable, remarkable piece of the questioning where john mcentee, who i think had been fired and rehired by the trump white house, is talking about how he wrote the orders to end american involvement in somalia. this is number nine. >> are you familiar with a memo that the president reportedly signed on november 11th of 2020, ordering that troops be withdrawn from afghanistan and somalia? >> yes. so, i think you might have seen some things where this memo or something from johnny mcentee to douglas mcgregor, it says, here's your task. to get u.s. forces out of somalia, get u.s. forces out of afghanistan. >> who was in his o

jonathon: did you see what danny berger said, a really tight range. 190 thousand, the tightest range on high to low on the payrolls report. what do you make of that? lisa: are people getting more conviction? jonathon: it used to be so wil., lisa: also we are getting the u.s. administration response to the reports. marty walsh at 9:40. i was thinking to be interesting to see how he addresses it as well as president biden discussing that. we will have fed president john williams, into your point earlier, we have talked consistently about how they have all been on the same page. they keep talking about how they want to height rates. and they will not budge even in the face of critics. jonathon: we will check in with bloomberg d.c. and just a few minutes time. when the history books are written, legalizing marijuana in america? lisa: this comes as president biden says that nobody should be in jail for using marijuana and abolishing that. basically, they trade off of that. jonathon: cio david ballin what are you in the team looking for? david: the high 200,000, but i love what you were ta

in poland, mateusz berger talks about sabotage, this time it does not happen, supposedly an accidentate the reason at the moment. it is known that the damage occurred on the highway through which crude oil enters germany through poland, the pumping of the damaged pipeline was immediately stopped in order to eliminate the leak at druzhba . , but even without oil in germany have already begun to prepare for power outages. my power supply is spontaneous disasters & diseases europe is increasingly facing crises, so people must always be prepared for these and other emergencies. he even says to the german government that the federal office for civil defense and disaster relief recommends that you always have supplies in the house for at least 2 weeks. if all of a sudden there is a power outage in the whole city, all supermarkets will be closed or residents will be forbidden to leave the house. these stocks will help them to hold out, firstly, food stocks must contain food and drink for at least 10 days it is important to remember that an adult needs about 2 liters of fluid per day, so a 1

if stan berger holds it, then democrats have a decent chance of holding the republican margin to a smallerumber of seats than what have in the case otherwise step there are bellwether districts but you don't want to have only one or two. you need to have 10 or 20 or 30 because crazy things can happen in individual districts that are not representative of what's happening in the country as a whole. host: this is dan on the line for democrats, good morning. caller: we just got our ballots the other day for mailing in. i will put mine in today i want people to know how i am voting. at the top of the ticket for president -- the president is not there but ron wyden first and i'm in the new district six, andrea salinas, kotec, locally for the mayor and the only i'm -- i'm against why there was a rally on january 6 after the resident was already selected, thank you. host: he brains of january 6. guest: yes, he was citing democratic candidates. for first time in a long time, the governor's race is actually very competitive. not to over emphasize the polls, they have the top two candidates in a nea

directed by edward berger. a german language film. we now have the chance to make an anti—war film that will truly touch audiences. it is in cinemas now and on netflix on the 28th. i think it's worth seeing on the big screen because i think it is visually really, really impressive. it's not unlike 1917 — it puts you there in this absolute hellscape seen through the eyes of these incredibly young men. and i think it's genuinely, properly harrowing. you watched it — what did you think? genuinely harrowing. i thought it was brilliantly made. it looks fantastic. it's stunning to look at. worth seeing... but it breaks you, it breaks you, as it should. we all know how many young men lost their lives in the first world war, but it again makes you think about the horrors, what they lived through. clearly, all be ptsd that they didn't even have a name for back then. it's not an easy watch. of course it's not an easy watch, but it's beautifully made. and nor should it be an easy watch, and i think that's the point. i thi