and we have a chromosome with a black mark, which turns out to be gendystrophin, mutated.by the way, the largest gene that a person has in size. uh, the second ex-chromosome is perfectly normal of this normal chromosome. in general, it is enough for the female body to show practically no signs of the disease. sometimes some symptoms are, well, related to cardiac activity can in rare cases. well, basically. uh, women don't feel anything. dad always has one x chromosome, the other y is the male chromosome. and if there are, uh, chromosomes and ex-chromosomes with a black mark and from dad are good, then, of course same, there is a manifestation of the disease. if the mother has a second good ex-chromosome , a good mother's ex-chromosome and father's chromosomes meet, then the woman will not be a carrier. it is possible to have diseases and give birth to a healthy boy quite right, but for this it is necessary to resort to the eco in vitro fertilization procedure so that the geneticists of genetics select the embryo for implantation that carries, and the father’s good x chromo

guest: for the reputation, it is certainly a black mark.n the world of espionage, this is what intelligence services do. this is a major success for the russians and a failure for the united states. there's no question about that. but this is what the united states seeks to do and every intelligence service seeks to do, and to stop the impact, we don't know either. i am aware, as all my colleagues are, of any number of cases broadly similar to this which led to the deaths of numerous people helping the united states. so it is a grave matter. anchor: very much appreciate your time. thank you for joining us. guest: any time. anchor: staying in the u.s., for members of the far right oath keepers group have been convicted of sedition for their role in the storming of capitol hill in january 2020 one. the charges stem from a civil war era law which is rarely used. the verdict comes weeks after another jury convicted two leaders of the group for their part in the attack. in the latest round of tech sector layoffs, music streaming service spotify

there are black marks on the car from the force of the electricity as it surged through, which by the way, but the center. >> the lines fell on both sides of the car. it was parking when it first initially fell. we just had to stay inside because of the electrocution. >> it's a smart that they did that. they stayed there until help arrived. firefighters credit that decision for them staying inside the safety of their car on the rubber tires for saving their life. they are both okay. hail coming down hard across some parts of the bay area today . this is in daly city. if you watch close, you see a pup they're running out in the rain and quickly running back like my dogs do. today, we saw moments of son between the hail and rain. nothing that will please that dog or mine. >> i don't claim that dog. i would have said no, i'm out. >> it's been another wild day of weather across the bay area. the 10th day of 2023 and we have seen everything so far heading our way. we have an active weather pattern continuing for a while. thunderstorm not there for sonoma county. let's zoom in for a closer

the black marks you can see on the car are burn marks from electricity, right there. it also blew out their sunroof. they say the car was sparking, so they knew to stay inside until crews came to help, and then they got a look at the tree that brought the line down. >> it's a huge tree, it could have done more damage . atlanta directly on my windshield. it's a lot. >> i saw the shattered glass, rcb scorching, and i think wow, this is nuts. >> that is the dad of the family you just heard from, he rushed over when he got the call, but everybody is very thankful, the women knew what to do, and everyone is okay. we will probably be seeing more things like this as the ground becomes more and more waterlogged and these storms move in. >> my goodness particularly note of what they did they stayed and waited for help . you live in the city, i'm in the east bay. have you ever seen anything like this? >> know. i cannot believe how many times i was woken up last night. i thought my windows would blowout. from all of it. the wind. it was just rattling you know, the entire window

the black marks on the car were burn marks from the electricity that blew out the sunroof. the mom and daughter stayed inside until help arrived. both are okay tonight. >> the lines fell on both sides of the car. so it was sparking when it first initially fell. yeah, we just had to stay inside. >> check this out. a tree fell on a muni bus. this is at sutter and stockton. it took the trolley lines down with it. at least one person was hurt. but they will be okay. and over in the east bay, all eastbound lanes of ignacio valley road are closed at walnut boulevard and walnut creek. a tree fell down there and it took power lines down with it. we are told at least two utility poles are broken. up in sonoma county, flooding caused road closures along highway 121 and highway 12 in the napa area. and, down on the peninsula, strong winds actually tore the roof off of an apartment complex. this happened in south city. residents said it felt like an earthquake. >> i looked out the window. i didn't see anything that fell into the building. coming out this morning to see a roof on the fl

at his side see him as literally the second trump, and this is in present-day america like the black markand basic, whether the user acted according to the trump scheme, inspiring internal terrorists to overthrow the government and right now was sonar is in florida next to trump enters into business and culture, the total cancellation on social networks twitter elon mask keeps aloof. but facebook instagram has taken it. under the salute, they promised to remove any content supporting the brazilian riots 17 accounts in court demanded to block everything, as in the usa where the liberal media also got excited another detail worth paying attention to, in addition to the visual similarity of today's events in brazil to the events of january 6 in the usa it is sonar was also distributed among its supporters. that the elections were stolen, that criminals are sitting in the white house, he even received advice from trump's ally steve benan for benan, everything ended with a subpoena for congressional hearings, refusal of arrest and four months in prison. the total number of those against whom p

that was a huge black mark on the biden administration. >> it was. >> to really have such a chaotic withdrawalhing they really didn't expect to go sideways the way it did. >> i think this is a tale of two presidencies, the first year and the second year. the first year overshadowed by afghanistan, even though he had a lot of accomplishments that first year. it was chaotic, god knows, watching it on television, but what i discovered and reporta. yes. >> and tony blinken, the secretary of state told me in no uncertain terms that everything we did was based on a fatally flawed intelligence assessment that the afghan government would last for 18 months. this was news to cia director bill burns when i sat down with him and talked to him at length about it. he said, look, if you pulled out two legs of the stool, as he put it, american forces and contractors, we predicted that that could collapse very quickly. so, afghanistan, and i also have this wonderful story that, i mean, joe biden shared with me what it was like on the worst day of his presidency, what he called the hardest of the hard days whe

oh, well, for the reputation, it's certainly a black mark. but in the world of less than that, this is what intelligent services do. this is a major success for the russians and their failure for the united states. there's no question about bad sins, but this is what the states do and what every intelligence service seeks to do and to stop the impact. we don't know either, but i am aware as all my colleagues are of any number of cases broadly similar to this which led to the deaths of numerous people helping the united states. so it's a grave matter. okay, we leave it that then carla very much appreciate your time. thank you for joining us. anytime or staying in the us send for members of the far right oath keepers group have been convicted of sedition for their role in the storming of capitol hill in january 2021. the charges from a civil war era law, which is rarely used. it comes weeks off to another jury convicted to leaders of the group for the part in the attack. on the latest round of tech sector layout music, a streaming service, spot

brian: i think the ftx downfall is a bit of a black mark for the industry.t is not representative of the whole industry. in traditional financial services you see bad actors as well like bernie made off or what happened at enron. in terms of regulation i don't think it will be a bad thing. coinbase has been calling for clear regulation and trying to work with policymakers for quite a while. we have made some progress across various g20 countries. it will serve as a wake-up call and a moment of catalyst where we will get more clear regulation in the united states , and i think that will be a good thing for coinbase and the industry. david: for your company and people who are clients of coinbase, you reassure them i assume regularly or they can find out for sure if their account is managed the way it is supposed to. it is not being used for some additional purpose, is that right? brian: that is right. we are very different from what happened with ftx. for one thing, coinbase is based right here in the united states. we did not incorporate in an offshore jurisd

who at his side see him as literally the second trump, and this is in today's america, like the black mark and basics to chrome, acted according to the trump scheme, inspiring internal terrorists to the overthrow of the government and right now was sonar located in florida next to trump enters into business and culture, the total cancellation of social networks twitter elon musk is kept aloof. on the other hand, facebook instagram and votsap, having taken it under the hood, promised to remove any content that supports the riots brazil 17 accounts demanded to block everything in court, as in the usa where the liberal media also got excited another detail worth paying attention to, in addition to the visual similarities of today's events in brazil's events on january 6 in the us is what sonar has also been circulating among its supporters. the idea that the elections were stolen, that the white house is in the wrong. he even received advice from trump ally steve benan for benan, which ended with a subpoena to a congressional hearing, a refusal to arrest and four months in prison. the total n

if ukrainian ice creams are studied in the united states of america, and not about markers about black marksof finance announced sanctions against the wagners and those who cooperate with them and who will this directly affect? pvc, which means uh, they are, well, not only, it means on the territory of ukraine, not only in russia , but scattered all over the world. the whole world earns money for the activities of private military corporations and for this war , that is, what i hear now from the americans is that prigozhynsky's company, the private army, has become such a wallet of the kremlin, which earns , well, in particular, according to the data of american intelligence they earned about a billion last year only in the center of the african republic, because you know how they are calculated , they provide security services and all kinds of services there, and they are given the opportunity to extract minerals and , in particular, gold. well, what the ministry of finance announced today, we still have the ministry of finance today of the united states and the introduction of very serious

the reason that led to this situation, especially that has been that has been black mark has been black market. people have been coming from several a rocky provinces for longer was driving on dollars to come here to support their teeth. but give them the fact that this incident has happened. we, we do not know for certain whether or not this will impact the claims of today's matching. the final, which is expected to miss a lot. going ahead to again again is that remains to be seen probably in the common all right, what hours. okay, we'll make sure you let us know when you hear what's happening with that much. mock wound up. why had life for us in best for israeli forces have killed 2 palestinians during a ride in the occupied westbank that was shot in a refugee camp in the northern city of jeanine. one of the victim cancelling identified as john was for read by walk. a teacher at a local school, the other was ad jabbering a fine her with the janine brigades, resistance group, those days violence takes the number of palestinians killed by israeli forces in this month to 17. or let's bri

the black marks on the car are burn marks from the electricity. you blew out the sunroof.e car until help arrived. both are okay this morning. >> the lines fell on both sides of the car, it was sparking when it fell. we just had to stay inside due to the electricity. >> while touring, governor gavin newsom announces 70 people have lost their lives due to the storms that began late last month. fema's administrators says the focus is on safety, and helping people that have been evacuated getting a safe lace tuesday before the next round of storms comes barreling in. meg we can bring in the whole federal family, because our focus is on keeping people safe. once the storm passes and we assess the damage, wewill work goor to determine tent of the damage would warrant a major disaster declaration. to make that would bring in more resources. she had advice for people that had significant property damage. document everything. the supervisors in marin county declared a state of emergency last night, in response to the parade of atmosphere rivers we have seen. justin enters is live

at his side now see in him literally the second trump, and this is in today's america like the black mark le us on. aro acted on a trump scheme, inspiring domestic terrorists to overthrow the government and right now was sonar located in florida next to trump is stepping into action and culture, a total cancellation on social networks twitter elon musk is kept aloof. but facebook instagram and whatsapp took. under the visor. promised to remove any content with support riots in brazil 17 accounts in court demanded to block everything, as in the usa where the liberal media also got excited, another detail worth paying attention to, in addition to the visual similarity of today's events in brazil to the events of january 6 in the usa, is what was sonar also distributed among his supporters. the idea that the election was stolen, that the press is sitting in the white house. he even received advice from trump ally steve benan for benan, it all ended with a subpoena for congressional hearings, refusal, arrest and four months in prison. the total number of those against whom proceedings were in

or maybe even put a black mark in front of the last name quite right. though, without russia, uh, because how to achieve peace. yes without our country, kiev is again simply mired in some unrealizable dreams. we think that the peace summit will be held with a high probability on february 24 at the headquarters in his apartment in new york this war for liberation and independence. we need to liberate our lands, restore our territorial integrity and establish sovereign rights over our sovereign lands. this is the main element of the whole war. russia's participation in this summit would be unnatural. ukrainian americans know how to turn this world upside down, first create a conflagration of ashes, and then name it's the world. here zrada arrived in time from germany and the ukrainians. there, they are outraged in shock, the ruling party in germany is in favor of negotiations with russia, we know wars usually do not end on the battlefield. we must continue to make every possible effort to convince russia to withdraw and demand from her an honest desire to

olga ramikova's snow-white markings on black velvet asphalt are perfect.tual roadway is one of the sections of the moscow high-speed ​​diameter a new road in the nekrasovka area its length is 3 km, three lanes in each direction after two years of construction, all work was completed, and ahead of schedule and now for 8 months . builders. from pokrovskaya street to zeninskoye highway, this section of the route will unload roads in the eastern south-eastern part of the city, connecting the nearest areas with the moscow ring road. this means that almost 400,000 people, residents of the nekrasovka kosin of the ukhtomsky district and lyubets near moscow, will be able to save time on the way to work and, most importantly , return home faster, in order to get to moscow, they have to transit through residential developments and this creates an increased load on the transport and road network, so as of today at startup this section of the road. of course, the prospect of residential development is moving to this site, but this is only the first stage of the most im

and check out this superhero duo, a kitten in indonesia born with the same black eye markings as herke they are about to solve crimes, and they also look alike, how about that? after these kisses if you have a viral video, hit us up at trace gallagher or fox news night on social media. they do look alike, right? ♪ ♪ pro-life demonstrators from around the country rally today at the nation's capital, the 1se supreme court overturned to the landmark abortion ruling roe v. wade, lucas tomlinson has more. >> roll like supporters from across the country descended on the nation's capital friday for the 50th annual march for life, and for the first time since roe v. wade was overturned. the dobbs decision brought abortion back to the state level, where many think the next fight begins. >> with the state level now, so that's next, yes, that's why we are going in front of the capital is to show that even at state level, this is not overcome its only the beginning. >> 13 states have a complete abortion ban, five have partial bans, six states are in limbo pending current litigation, abortion is

olgikova's report. snow white the markings on black velvet asphalt are perfectly flat; the roadway isof the moscow high-speed ​​diameter. a new road in the nekrasovka area, its length is 3 km, three lanes in each direction after 2 years of construction, all work was completed, and ahead of schedule and now for 8 months. previously , builders are the first to start traffic here, according to tradition, guys, we are launching everything, yes, let's go from pokrovskaya street to leninskoe highway. this section of the route will unload roads in the eastern southeastern part of the city. a this means that almost 400,000 people living in nekrasovka kosinovs of the tomsk region and lyubertsy near moscow will be able to get to work more comfortably. and the main thing is to return home faster, in order to get to moscow , you have to transit through e, residential development, and this creates an increased load on the transport road network. so at the moment when this section of the highway is launched. uh, of course, the movement is looking forward to residential development on this site. and

john checked in with people at a celebration in san francisco's bayview neighborhood marking black history month and the lunar new year. >> reporter: this event in the bayview district was designed to bring two communities together who do not always see eye to eye. bayview hunter's point to san francisco's most concentrated african-american neighborhood. you might be surprised by the entertainment they had at the kickoff to black history month. it was a traditional chinese lion dance. welcome to the 13th annual w yek history the r l.r ns were running high between african-americans and asians. this was following a high profile crime incident. >> we needed to do something to bridge the gap between the black african-american and asian community. >> reporter: the program combed performing arts from both cultures. african-american residents were treated to a display of traditional chinese tai chi. and asian guest experience music and stance from the black community. >> we use this opportunity to really uplift each other's cultural history. we can really come together and build community and bui

black? i think that's up mark of how much they are viewed as role models. it notjust urban communities here in rural as well and how important that visibility is in those regional centres in new zealand. what's been the reaction? _ centres in new zealand. what's been the reaction? not - centres in new zealand. what's been the reaction? notjust - been the reaction? notjust from the sporting community but across the wider backtalk of new zealand and how people are reacting to this? i new zealand and how people are reacting to this?— reacting to this? i think there's _ reacting to this? i think there's a _ reacting to this? i think there's a lot _ reacting to this? i think there's a lot of - reacting to this? i think. there's a lot of celebration out there. i think people are really excited that this has finally happened. really praising campbell for his bravery and coming out so publicly with the story. it's been celebrated in the international media by the all blacks team, our sports minister is also part of the community. really celebrated. we've had strong

i am sure that there will be a black mark for this official in this department and forgive comrade governorthe kurgan region, including the governor, because this is a shame. it is a real shame when such officials appear on the federal channel. the most important thing. here i am under the little men. sorry, i'm emotional. just watch. a person is told the problem is not solved, he persistently proves that it is not. you are not right. you all lie to him saying you were there. no, i was not there, but they went there on a piece of paper. it says the degree of such impunity, and in my opinion. just dismissing is not enough there should be a ban on the profession should in general be some kind. and how much then you have to listen to fire. listen, look. i'm talking again, here, and i'm a supporter of show stories. i think it makes absolutely no sense to fire everyone no. it will be to the detriment, but the story, when they deal with a specific official, they call a specific governor on the carpet. i don't know, probation and so on and people all over the country see it. she will be another of

boxes of mortar rockets at the foot of the bills, no one knew that you were there the black box is a missile that will mark fate of khorezmi, a missile that will make hassan last in his time. before reaching the thought of the offended heart , there was a series of heights on the right side of the jaw, which we had a good command of in relation to the doveraj river and the corridor that i mentioned. that we should station and observe there and match with the map and the weather so that we can determine which corridor you see on the map so that we can make a decision . it was like a hole, about this hole, our heads could be seen and you could see iraq it's busy here, it's moving and coming and going, just like this, around this rock, our men were almost in the canal, when the first box leading to the trench was finished, and the iraqi soldier opened another box, like every day, they have to finish all the missiles. the kurds are good at taking bullets around the 25 -meter 10-meter trench in our country. they didn't care about the location. they didn't allow the interior of the place. with the mischievous so

and the director of the black law enforcement alliance. mark, terry nichols died on january 10th. the officers were charged, today, we're getting the video tomorrow. what did the speed of these charges tell you about this case? >> that scant evidence, where information is available earlier on, was so devastating and damaging to the integrity and reputation of the police agency. and so so disgusting and egregious. that of compelled law enforcement professionals who would normally would circle the wagons. and play cover-up to step out in front to push a relatively fast pace. a relatively fast pace because it's been about two weeks. but i think it's important to note that the temple, the tone, and the tenor, has been set, and was set early on. by chief davis, the memphis police department. who is a premier law enforcement or professional, who respected well regarded and has more progressive minded law enforcement profession. so i think her pushing this early on recognized the magnitude of what was going to be released and terminating officers immediately. i made a spurned quicker att

connected to it, then in the northern and southern railway terminals of sheremetyevo they marked these terminals with blackckers. you can get a new service in the moscow metro application, but for those who already use the service, do it. it is not necessary to redo other payment methods also work. so the choice is up to the passenger. until february 16, when paying for travel using biometrics, a discount of 50 rubles is valid. and this is a convenient and fast payment method, which is especially relevant for air passengers as usual. when you go to the airport, you have luggage and if you have luggage. there is no need to stand at the box office and spend time buying a ticket, as well as looking for tickets to apply it to the horizontal bar when passing. the villagers of chudinovo complain about the bad road. this is a very narrow roadway in rain and snow turns into a continuous obstacle course, neither a fire truck nor an ambulance can get to the village in an impassable area, and our film crew reporting by alexander perifeva. well, if it weren’t for the four-wheel drive, then i definitely didn’t get ther

joining us now, director of the black law enforcement alliance, mark, you're also a retired nypd detectivethe memphis pd has deactivated that scorpion unit that the suspects were a part of. what do you think about that? do you think these kinds of specialty teams increases the danger of police overreaction? >> i think the deactivation of the scorpion unit is a good move. it's a necessary move. it really is a no-brainer when you consider what we're dealing with right now. as far as these plain clothes units that exist in many agencies across the nation, i'm sure they will continue. there seems to be continued desire by police agencies to have these specialized units theoretically addressing issues of violent crime in communities across the nation. just as much as they desire to have these units, there are many problems that communities of color in particular face with these particular units who operate often times undercover of darkness in plain clothes and with less and less supervision. when you balance out whether or not they are effective with the possible infractions of breaking of law

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communities have been talking about this for a while, when will we see the first all—black who is gay, so that as a markalso the significance as head of the reach of the all blacks into notjust urban communities here but also in a rural communities as well, how important that visibility is in these regional centres in new zealand. ~ . these regional centres in new zealand. . zealand. what has been the reaction. — zealand. what has been the reaction, max, _ zealand. what has been the reaction, max, not- zealand. what has been the reaction, max, notjust - zealand. what has been the | reaction, max, notjust from this sporting community but i suppose across the wider drop of new zealand and how i'm people of new zealand reacting to this? t people of new zealand reacting to this? ~ , people of new zealand reacting to this? ~' , ., ., to this? i think there is a lot of celebration _ to this? i think there is a lot of celebration out _ to this? i think there is a lot of celebration out there, - of celebration out there, people are really, you know, excited that this is finally happened, you know, really praisi

major bank facing a record settlement accused of discriminating against black and latino communities historic in terms of this, markingirect lighting settlement of the justice department has secured. the justice department claims. los angeles based city national bank refused to underwrite mortgages and predominantly black and latino areas of the city from 2017 to 2020 and discouraged residents in these neighborhoods from obtaining mortgage loans. the agreement requires the bank to pay $31 million fair and just housing services are critical in an area such as los angeles complaint also claims the bank opened only one branch in black and hispanic communities in 20 years, and that location had no employees to take mortgage applications. the settlement is the result of a justice department program to fight so called redlining, the illegal practice of not providing mortgages or services to people of color. city national's says it's cooperating with the doj and says supporting our communities is core to who we are as an organization, but redlining goes far beyond los angeles. recent data shows nationwide, only 35% of black

black woman. i can't say any more -- >> okay. >> because i'm supposed to be a surprise,se her husband -- >> keep us on our feet. >> you'll see it monday night. >> okay, perfect, on the edge of ournd seats, mark it on your calendar. .. love letter to black women. is my love letter actually will follow a last-minute can only write about how i tshall and i see us overcome sliceof . i see us move through, i see us rise in spite of he has a black community well that everyone we celebrate every. but we don't celebrate ourselves. and this moment is notb& against any other community. is to stop and pause and take the as my kids say. take these celebrate life when. in this moment when we're e rising to .ah class what was your favorite part ntand i don't want to use the word favor. what was your mostmemorable part of writing this book . this is obviously not your first novel >> is not a novel. this is the fourth and everything is true. i've lived is, unfortunately but all was, i've never taken translation make the authors have taken a sabbatical to write . i was working the homeowner, in covid, doing covid conversations, jean changing jobs. me and my crazy stuff. next year happened happens, we changed

demonstrators wore orange jump suits and black hoods over their heads, marking the 21st anniversary ofthe reopening of the notorious prison to house hundreds of muslim men and boys who were captured overseas and handed over to the u.s. 35 men remain imprisoned at guantanamo today. in an open letter to president biden wednesday, the aclu, the center for constitutional rights, and over 150 other groups, write -- "the guantÁnamo detention facility was designed specifically to evade legal constraints, and bush administration officials incubated torture there. guantÁnamo continues to cause escalating and profound damage to the aging and increasingly ill men still detained indefinitely there, most without charge and none having received a fair trial." in other news from the nation's capital, members of the group codepink disrupted a brookings institute defense policy talk with congressmember adam smith wednesday to call for a diplomatic end to the ukraine war. >> democrats have to step forward,ave to put the pressure on the biden administration and say we need negotiations, not more wars. >>

as well as mark claxton, the director of political affairs for the black enforcement alliance. have been on air talking about many different stories that involve releasing. some of the stories don't become national news, but they are obviously heart-wrenching for everybody involved. your thought as we look at the numbers is year. >> most of the stories don't become national news. i think what you're profile lays out is the inherent danger in law enforcement and policing specifically and what the brave men and women across the nation face on a daily basis and have volunteered to face. also how significant it is, >> yes, and i think for a second had a glitz but i can hear you now. when you do this work you are in close contact with a lot of the affected families and your thoughts this year. >> this is a difficult time of the year for us when the line of duty fatality report is done and 226 men and women lost their life in the line of duty. 204 men and the average age was 44 years old. the average number children left behind was two. these are real numbers and these are real people

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. >> joining me now is mark claxton required nypd detective. he is the director of the black law alliance. he was with me friday night as this video first came out. mark, thank you for being with us this morning. members of congress, the president as you just heard, they are renewing the cause to pass the george floyd justice in policing act. it does not seem realistic in washington right now with the current house of representatives. in the absence of a comprehensive law like that, what happens? is it the responsibility of local police leaders, local communities around the country, to try to get to where that bill was trying to get to? all those things that i just enumerated? >> yes, it is their responsibility, locally, to address some of the issues. quite frankly toxic police culture is so resilient and stubborn that absent significant legislation, the heinous acts that we are witnessing, the misconduct, the corruption, the criminality, it is important that we call police criminality as opposed to things like police misconduct, et cetera. those things will continue. the cul

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mark claxton is a retired nypd detective and the public relations director of the black law enforcement alliance. coming up, some prominent republicans are still engaging in election denialism. and election workers are still facing threats to their safety. arizona's new secretary of state, adrienne fontes, joins us next. join us next. . so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. have you thought about your wish? i wish that shaq was my real life big brother. awe. what's up little bro? ♪♪ i'm not touching you, i'm not touching you! ♪♪ turns out, some wishes do come true. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's been saving people money for nearly 60 years. mom! for a great low rate, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage make the right call and go with the general. ♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second s

players from both sides will wear black armbands in a mark of respect.t chairman in 2010 — alongside david sullivan, having previously been the chairman and co—owner of birmingham city. off the pitch, the january transfer window is beginning to gather pace. brentford have signed freiburg's kevin schade on loan until the end of the season — while manchester united are in talks with crystal palace goalkeeperjack butland. and in women's football, tottenham have signed striker beth england from chelsea — signing a 3 and a half year deal. england had been at chelsea since 2016 — scoring 74 goals in 164 appearances. cape verde's national stadium has been renamed in honour of the brazilian footballing icon pele. the 15, 000—seater stadium — located just outside the capital praia — will now be called the pele stadium. the announcement comes just a day after fifa president gianni infantino proposed that every country should name a stadium after the 3 times world cup winning footballer — who died last week. new world darts champion michael smith admits his success

resources, and some people meant really defund the police, and that hand mark and i were talking the other day to a former captain, a black woman who is a captain of the police in maryland, and she says police culture eats police training and policy for breakfast, those are the words she used. all the training in the world comes very hard to overcome policed culture whether you are black or white. >> i think that's fair, i think that whether you put like officers or white officers and its system, get the same kind of outcome and some kind of results. i think, some of what senator lamar says is absolutely right, memphis, like most major cities in the country have struggled with increases in homicide rate, although the homicide rate was down to 2022, when compared to 2020 and 2021. i think that in our rush, perhaps, to address, crime we have failed to as the right kind of questions about what kind of policing we're getting. whether it's too harsh, weathers to abusive, and whether there can be some resources better department to, health health care, again investing in neighborhoods and communities the answer to everything ca

democrat mark became maryland's first black governor was appeared on book tv several times to talk about his books. >> it isn't just about making sure police officers body cameras. it's not just about, how do we add on clauses to things like law enforcement order? or qualified immunity. not stopping there. the demands we are seeing right now are dealing with structural race. how can we deal with all of these various issues with the real sense of sincerity and activation and movement? >> tim scott one reelection in south carolina and appeared on book tv to discuss his books america, a redemption story. >> as it gets necessary for us to wrestle with the foundational issues of who we are and how we are going to get the, are we going to go together or not? the go together or not at all. what's interesting and helpful to go through this conversation, to see how hard it is to make up for past discrimination with future discrimination, we are going to try to figure that out quickly. all that we are putting together a black one or a white one or a class system, centralized control or not, i thin