the black phone is out on dvd.t a fan — but this is a creepy chiller, adapted from a novel byjoe hill, stephen king's son, directed by scott derrickson. i thought it was very well done. it's not a gory movie, it's a movie which is more to do with tension and atmosphere, and a very scary performance by ethan hawke. so if you're a horror fan, black phone is worth getting. excellent. thanks very much, mark. good to see you, as ever. enjoy your cinema—going this week, whatever you choose to go and see. see you next time. bye— bye. hello. sunday, for many, will be a mainly dry day, but not for all. we have a frontal system moving its way eastwards across southern england and wales, and that will continue to bring some rain through sunday morning. the heaviest of that rain will be across south—west england where we could see some rumbles of thunder through the morning, that rain also extending into south—east england then possibly into the south midlands but somewhat lighter and patchier here. and we are likely to see so

the black phone is out on dvd.know, not a fan — but this is a creepy chiller, adapted from a novel byjoe hill, stephen king's son, directed by scott derrickson. i thought it was very well done. it's not a gory movie, it's a movie which is more to do with tension and atmosphere, and a very scary performance by ethan hawke. so if you're a horror fan, black phone is worth getting. excellent. thanks very much, mark. good to see you, as ever. enjoy your cinema—going this week, whatever you choose to go and see. see you next time. bye— bye. hello. quite a chilly start for some of us on monday with a light wind and clearing skies overnight. very different to how the weather is going to be overall in the week ahead. in fact, we are expecting strong winds and spells of heavy rain. back to the here and now. briefly, high pressure on top of england and wales, that has led to the calm conditions and in fact at six o'clock on the morning on monday in some spots in the countryside temperatures could be a couple of degrees above

the black phone is out on dvd.ow, not a fan — but this is a creepy chiller, adapted from a novel byjoe hill, stephen king's son, directed by scott derrickson. i thought it was very well done. it's not a gory movie, it's a movie which is more to do with tension and atmosphere, and a very scary performance by ethan hawke. so if you're a horror fan, black phone is worth getting. excellent. thanks very much, mark. good to see you, as ever. enjoy your cinema—going this week, whatever you choose to go and see. see you next time. bye— bye. hello there. after today's sunshine we have a cold night to come. after next week reign will be heading our way from the atlantic and coming from these two areas of cloud. we have lighter winds, skies are clear and temperatures are falling away sharply. later in the night, western areas will see the breeze pick up a little bit and cloud coming in. it will be colder further east across scotland, eastern england and also into the midlands. those are the temperatures in towns and cities. w

. >> reporter: and recently "the black phone." >> hello?al studio that has become synonymous with scary movies, blumhouse. >> i really look at our horror movies as independent movies with scares. >> reporter: jason blum is the founder and ceo of the company and a true fan of spooky season. >> what i love about horror specifically is the celebration of things that are gross and things that are weird and unusual and people who are kind of outside the system. and horror stands for all that stuff. i didn't find my calling until i was 34, 35 years old. we did "paranormal activity." and finally, everything made sense. >> something's here. i feel it breathing on me. >> reporter: produced with a tiny budget of approximately $15,000, blumhouse gave the found footage horror film a theatrical release in 2009 raking in nearly $200 million. >> our company is still really modeled on the "paranormal activity" model. we make very, very low-budget money, give the directors an unusual amount of creative control by hollywood standards. we used to make movies

films are coming directly to peacock after their transactional window minions, jurassic park, black phonerowth and all those movies stay on the platform and every quarter we add new movies. film, we have the best studio, therefore, the best film product of any streamer. third category is our linear business, even though you mentioned they're declining, they're still very strong and number one across the board. all of our content that's on nbc, bravo, our other channels for the first time in the next couple of weeks is coming to peacock where it used to go to hulu we terminated our hulu programming agreement. if you want to watch "saturday night live," real housewives, those are all coming to peacock. that just started. and lastly, we're doing originals which we have a prudent strategy. >> why the continued chorus there's just not enough scale on peacock? again, i'm quoting from a bank of america note that came out last week. given small amount of net adds and lack buzz around hit shows, we worry peacock may struggle to hit engagement after ten hours per month, per consumer, and they say c

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when nadezhda was born, nikita mikhalkov was in italy, where he was working on a film, a very black phonek now, because my daughter was born. uh, taina dreamed of having another son so that i could play football with him, and when nadia was born, she called me in tears, again a girl. it's all over. now now you have no one to be with you will be uninteresting and so on. lord , the chernobyl years. here is the timer, a healthy baby was born. what are you, dear happiness that tanya so wanted a boy was reflected in nadia and there is a lot in her character such masculine power for some reason does not deprive her of femininity and the touchingness of bothering for children to get admissions to universities is not in the tradition of the mikhalkov family to suggest evaluate the result. this, as they say, is sacred, but to use their communication capabilities, this has never happened to them. and that's it, a lot of people were waiting for me to call now, tell you, i will ask there. i told him that and yes, not my wife. he asked me about it. well, why is it difficult for you to call? i said tha

it's black, merge fashioned phone festival li celebrates people that work with in the fashion industry. people that put a fashion form together. we check your work if you've done well, then right at the end of the 5th floor, we have a ceremony. we would announce food enough as to who won the best special form or the best makeup or the best sound and the best directing. i think we've got our short guys. what do you think? yeah, we want to use as many mediums as possible to push fresh and forward to the world as africa and as south africa. so the fashioned phone festival happens once a year and the magazine comes out once a month. so we are using the publication to kind of keep the momentum going and to celebrate artist looking at how different and diverse we are as a continent, i think be so many stories that are coming out slowly cuz it's still challenging. obviously what we have experienced in south africa is not necessarily what's nigeria has experience. so it's very important that we expose what african designers are doing at the moment in time. you know, 10 years from now, we'll be

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musk spoke on the phone with putin. black circles went under the eyes of zelensky and macron from thise mask with the american presidents about space, not really. and you will talk. remember the message that musk, according to his own words, is interested in russia today programs well, now everything has fallen into place time said that musk refused kiev's request to activate starling satellites over crimea in order to prevent the situation from escalating, apparently elon i saw footage of how russia is able to shoot down satellites in orbit, interesting after these plums. can you say that musk is a good russian? weiss immediately refuted information that he talked with putin about ukraine. and one could believe this, because ukraine is not the navel of the earth, there are other topics for conversation, but elon so furiously rejects. the fact that there is simply no doubt. yes, i talked and discussed, i don’t know about you, but everything has been clear to me for a long time. all clear. try and it's okay. try not to burn out with mars , we'll pick up something decent for you saransk

this set was brought look carefully. lighter plastic lighter metal card keys metal with magnetic phone blackic metal deck of cards no but i must, i don’t know, i didn’t find two anatoshis, you’re mocking me or something. yes? no one carries cards, and he and what, and this is your first clue. do you think he's playing cards for money? maybe he didn't play at all. where did he explode from? you say he was found near your house. well, near the apartment on the stairs. where did he leave? i don’t know, it’s clear i need to work with objects, i’ll say boris what will seek? yes, i don’t know, until he had money with him, neither a card, nor forever. listen , don't you want to show me the place where the body found novikov's description, just read it and that's it. this entrance crime scene photos hello hello

black district has declined steadily since 2012 teams. some here are asking what the democrats have done in return. what he said to be on the phone, speaking to a friend, believe, democrat, senate candidate to song on crime over here. i would go for him. i wouldn't dare vote for black remains to have been killed this year. in last year my registrar lose a domestic violence. yeah. i understand from road safety to public safety and inflation crochet. jackson tells us many voters are growing frustrated. people are so tired of it because like trying to help when they do understand that people need mental ways i was talking about i work best is terrible. how can i live off? how can i park live all day food the garden as well. it's $8.00 for home. how can i buy 12 eggs? it's just rough out here and i got to find some kind of tight dismissed. and it's like wisconsin has seen plenty of political change. joe biden won in 2020, but donald trump prevailed 4 years earlier. for some that back and forth. it's an opportunity to tip the balance cancer senate if the african american outreach director for the wisconsin republican. they opened this

black district has declined steadily since 2012 teams. some here are asking what the democrats have done in return. what he said, very motor to be on the phone or speaking to a friend, believe democrats, senate candidate to song on crime over here. i would go for him. i wouldn't dare say here is to me, black remains to have been killed this year in last years my registrar includes a domestic violence. yeah, i understand from road safety to public safety and inflation crochet. jackson tells us many voters are growing frustrated. it was so tired of it could like trying to help me very, very doing stuff that people need mental waves. i was talking about, i work, that's just terrible. how can i live off? how can i park live of a food, the current as well as $8.00? how can i buy 12 eggs? is just rough. i got to find some kind of tight business in, in wisconsin has seen plenty of political change. joe biden won in 2020, but donald trump prevailed 4 years earlier for some that back and forth if an opportunity to tip the balance cancer senate if the african american outreach director for the wisconsin republican, they opened this black community cen

and those newborn black holes are really phone for creates particles that jet through space at speedsf x-ray and gamma ray radiation and so in addition to telescopes being able to pick up just the mere sight of this explosion from space, they were able to detect the x-ray and gamma ray burst. that yellow circle, that is the actual skpexplosion. that is what a telescope on earth was able to pick up. and to give you an idea of how big and bright it is, one of the research teams is now calling it the boat. you've heard of the goat, the greatest of all time, they're calling it the boat. the brightest of all time. so they believe that this may be the biggest and brightest gamma ray explosion that we'll see on earth for several decades. >> these telescopes and what they're able to produce continue to blow my mind. really beautiful and incredible stuff there. kristin fisher, thank you as always for breaking it down for us. >> thanks. >>> and thank you all for joining us today. i'm bianna golodryga. "at this hour" with kate bolduan starts right after a quick break. before & bath fitter. now's

the scandal has put a spotlight on tension between latinx and black political leaders in los angeles. in one part of the phonel, nury martinez can be heard talking about the adopted son of fellow democratic councilmember mike bonin. bonin is white. his son is black. she accused bonin handling his son as if he were a "accessory" like a purse and she describes the boy as "changuito," which translates as "little monkey." listen closely. [iiscernible] amy: in another part of the call, nury martinez is heard talking about los angeles district attorney george gascÓn, saying, "f-- that guy. he's with the blacks." martinez is also heard, along with gil cedillo, commenting about indigenous people from central america that live in koreatown. she describes them as "short dark people" and then used a spanish term to say they are ugly. amy: that last voice was ron herrera, who resigned yesterday as head of the l.a. county federation of labor. "the los angeles times" is now calling for all three city council members heard on the call to resign -- nury martinez, kevin de leÓn, and gil cedillo. we are joined now by two guest

black district has declined steadily since 2012 teams. some here are asking what the democrats have done in return. what he said to be on the phone or speaking to a friend, believe democrats, senate candidate to song on crime over here. i would vote for him. i wouldn't dare to have been killed this year in last year. my registrar lose a domestic violence. yeah. i understand from road safety to public safety and inflation crochet. jackson tells us many voters are growing frustrated. people are so tired of it cuz like trying to help me, very, very doing the stuff that people need. mental ways like was talking about i work best is terrible. how can i live off? how can i park live of a food? the current is $8.00. how can i buy 12 eggs? it's just rough here, and i got to find some kind of hate. and it's like wisconsin has seen plenty of political change. joe biden, one in 2020, but donald trump prevailed 4 years earlier. for some that back and forth, it's an opportunity to tip the balance cancer senate if the african american outreach director for the wisconsin republican. they opened this black community center 3 years ago. kids or f

black district has declined steadily since 2012 teams. some here are asking what the democrats have done in return. what he said very, to be on the phone speaking to a friend, believe, democrat, senate candidate to soft on crime over here. i would go for him. i wouldn't dare both to hear. it would mean to have been killed here game last year. my registrar lose a domestic violence. yeah. becky words are just now from road safety to public safety and inflation. roshay jackson tells us many voters are growing, frustrated be are so tired of it could like trying to help me. i do understand that people need mental waves lie was talking about i work, that's just terrible. how can i live off? i can park live all day food. the current, if i was a dollar for talking about 12 aches, it is rough night. got to find some kind of tight business and in wisconsin has seen plenty of political change. joe biden won in 2020, but donald trump prevailed 4 years earlier. for some that back and forth. it's an opportunity to tip the balance cancer senate if the african american outreach director for the wisconsin republican. they opened this black community ce

black district has declined steadily since 2012 teams. some here are asking what the democrats have done in return. what he said to be on the phone or speaking to a friend, believe, democrat, senate candidate to song on crime over here. i wouldn't go for him. i wouldn't. they're both black remains to have been killed this year in last year. my registrar lose a domestic violence. yeah. i understand from road safety to public safety and inflation crochet. jackson tells us many voters are growing frustrated with the war. so tired of it, cuz like trying to help me, i do understand that people need mental waves. i was talking about i work, that's just terrible. how can i live off? how can i park live of a food? the current is $8.00 talking about 12 eggs is just rough out here and i got to find some kind of tight business in wisconsin has seen plenty of political change. joe biden, one in 2020, but donald trump prevailed 4 years earlier. for some that back and forth if an opportunity to tip the balance cancer senate if the african american outreach director for the wisconsin republican, they opened this black community center 3 years a

and at that moment i heard, i smelled, i immediately went out the window and saw black smoke, i started calling and the phonenot answered. i'm dialing no for the second time. and then she calls, this is a girlfriend they say. yura i says, these are the banks inside the room here is the explosion. and luda is left on the street? i don't know what's wrong with her. well, after 3 minutes i drove into the car, saw five meters there, literally ran there and fell. on march 14, 2022, the ukrainian army hit the residential buildings of donetsk with a rocket. air defense shot down a missile, but one of the cluster warheads exploded on a busy street right in the center of the capital of the donetsk republic in an instant of impact, killing more than 20 civilians . there were no eyes from there; they had two fragments, one fragment. this one hit the eye, and the second one here, in the region somewhere around the collarbone. well, that's deadly. thanks to the ukrainian european press , they immediately tried to accuse the russian army of a missile strike on a peaceful city, the italian newspaper lastampa. even posted a

they need soil lights because it is pitch black, they need to charge their phones, we are about to get soil lights, tens of thousands of them. this is what we do, if they need medicine and they are saying i need help, it is not with cell phone signal yet and we bring him the medicine. what we do is distribution. we make sure we reach everybody. and ukraine, as ukrainian troops are liberate in the cities, with no infrastructure, with no supermarkets, what do i do only feel it is safe? and enemy troops, and the russian soldiers, we go to them, why? because they can't come to us. that is what we do, distribution is what wins the day, and planning. and planning put aside, you need to be there because if you plan too much, what happens? nothing goes as you planned, then the teams phrase. when you teach everybody to adapt to chaos and mayhem, that is an opportunity to serve, that is what we do. >> i will say, when i was in ukraine i interviewed one of your senior people and it was supposed to be this conversation about food distribution in ukraine and a missile hit right outside of one of yo

phone and claire harris. and he shoots the president point black in the head. president like it dies on the 15th, 1865, good friday. he then is taken back to springfield, where he's going to be buried on a trip that is some 1700 miles on the rail. we say it's the most prolonged, most elaborate repeated ceremony in american history. thousands along the way turn out to see the train and pay their respects to the slain president. this is one of the final sections of what we call a journey to in our museum. it represents lincoln lying in state of the state capital, here in springfield, at the end of his long journey back from washington. it's very interesting to me, even though this is obviously a replica of that scene. the old state capitals right down the road and people can visit it, it's a beautiful place. but we see guests in it in a reverential way, even a school group they will quiet down immediately when entering here in respect abraham lincoln. tens of thousands of people came to see president lincoln, pay respects when he was lying in state at the state c

. >> how does the discount code work for the black folks with flip phones? [laughter] >> you all know i ain't lying. everybody don't have android or iphone. let's be clear. >> it's discounted for everyone that wants to access the code. >> y'all got some people with them flip phones, y'all know. >> so we know that's really important. right? and we also do a lot of education with our employees. so people want to know, what are we doing in communities, what communities are we in, who who are we partnering with? there's a lot of education that goes out across the company to talk about this. and we're also doing this year a no meeting day during election day. right? so we're gonna give everyone the flexibility, if you need to run and go vote in the morning, if you need to vote in the evening. >> no meetings? >> no meetings. now work still has to get done. but we it's a no meeting block so it's gonna give everyone more flexibility so that they can go and vote when they need to. >> i've spent a lot of time encouraging folks to stop giving the campaigns or parties a

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obtained like we did with the navalny investigation, we obtained a lot of method data and phone records from the russian black market. and we found exactly what we expected that, there are peaks of communication between these groups of people at the time just before some of the most significant launches of missiles at ukraine. we needed to understand how they are doing it so we tracked their communications for about six months now. and we were able to not only identify all of them, we believe, but also group them in specializations. some of them are only working with -- others only with the iskander and so on and so forth. >> one final point here. i know they masquerade, they will say they're a pig farmer or a florist. and one of them i know is a coin collector. and literally as missiles are launching, is texting to launch missiles while also literally trading coins. >> yeah. well, first of all, we try to approach each of them and we got sort of a response only from the first one who admitted essentially that he's working at that department. and all the other ones received apparently prefabricated lies that t

the whole rhetoric of the phone the police, no bail laws, black lives matter, riots around the country is really a total disrespect for law enforcement. one of the things i always said when i was police commissioner the only people i want to be afraid of police are criminals and they were. we made new york the safest city in america. that is no longer the case. >> what is the responsibility of police departments or turn this around? and how can community leaders help? >> police department ski pep to train their people and how to respond to what are basically blind to situations. and politicians need to say that we are going to support the police. one of the issues this driven me slightly crazy over the last number of years as district attorneys when there is a shooting the first thing they talk about is prosecuting the police officer. and that is why police are resigning and numbers never before seen. and are retiring in huge numbers. the sauna paper that it police department's are offering 10,000 dollars for something to become a police officer. that is not what you want police office

phone. they hacked it, they didn’t hack it, they monitor the weather, how the winds will inflate british albion from the blackot, but this also speaks of how leaders are chosen in britain. the yellow press is commenting in the kremlin on the episode about the allegedly hacked lestras phone. dmitry peskov explained by the banal lack of interesting topics for materials and, indeed, if the head of government gets hung up on press weather forecasts . can afford to tell another tale about russian intelligence agents, the government and the media, which is worth each other. the international olympic committee published a video about the evolution of women's artistic gymnastics, in which there was no place for any of the famous soviet and russian athletes. the rabbit covers the period of the olympic games from the fifty- sixth to 2008 and looks as if neither latynina nor korbut nor korkino participated in the competition, nor other famous domestic champions, that is, on the face, in fact rewriting, now also the sports history of stas details the evolution of women's artistic gymnastics without soviet and russian ath

phone. now each of us is armed. each of us has a small blackn our pocket, which practically replaces. well, except for the typographic machine there, everything and that. if you wish , you can connect there with anything. question knowledge in this case is technological. this is a matter of great responsibility , responsibility to the audience, to the citizens, to the country. i do not get tired of saying this, and i see absolutely no pathos in this. and here the question really arises who to believe, but technologies with a. almost all journalists are armed, most of them very many journalists, armed with such technologies, having received tens of thousands of subscribers there, having created a certain name for themselves, they begin to consider it the ultimate truth. here there are also several ways. well, who should be considered a professional journalist? which edition to trust? what is not, you know. in my opinion, one of the criteria. this is the legal responsibility of the journalists or the editorial office if it is a very well technica

black bandera swastika on his chest. he wasn’t even surprised if he found zelensky’s phone number in his pockets.ksandr dogin is moving with a rainbow for some reason, the topic was suddenly covered up on tv and they are already feeding the basis not to thieves, a graduate of the same school, artem kazantsev, the show is being killed under the swastika in some stores, the word hatred is well read with the same red paint that is from the swastika on the t-shirt of the thieves who are, of course, at the behest of ukraine and nato shooting children in the god-forsaken izhevsk monster, the tragedy of the vyzhevsk school and the shooting at the military enlistment office in the irkutsk region are not considered to be a coincidence, such terrorist attacks could be guarded by ukrainian specialists by informational psychological operations , the organization of pro-ukrainian terrorists took responsibility for the shooting of schoolchildren in vyzhevsk, and you know what will happen later, approximately on september 30, it will come out to putin, the old song about the main thing will begin, only in a new

i immediately look out the window and see black smoke, it starts to call and i call, the phone does notecond time. and then she calls, this is a girlfriend who thought, yura, i said, these are banks inside the room, here's an explosion. luda is left on the street. i am i don't know what's wrong with her. well, after 3 minutes i drove up to the car, saw five meters there, literally ran there and fell. on march 14, 2022, the ukrainian army hit residential buildings in donetsk with a rocket. the air defense system shot down the missile, but one of the cluster warheads exploded on a busy street right in the center of the capital of the donetsk republic in an instant of impact, killing more than 20 civilians . they have two shards, one shard. that's it in the eye hit, and the second area somewhere in the collarbone, well, that and that hmm fatal. thanks ukrainian the european press immediately tried to accuse the russian army of a missile attack on a peaceful city . italian newspaper lastampa. she even published a photo from the scene of the tragedy, but in no way the fact of ukrainian shell

black district has declined steadily since 2012 teams. some here are asking what the democrats have done in return. what he said to be on the phone speaking to a friend, believe, democrat, senate candidate to song on crime over here. i would vote for him. i wouldn't dare vote for it to me. black remains to have been killed this year in last year. my registrar lose a domestic violence. yeah. becky words are the stereo from road safety to public safety and inflation crochet. jackson tells us many voters are growing, frustrated be, are so tired of it because like trying to help me like, i do understand that people need mental ways. i was telling what i work. that's just terrible. how can i live off to part to live all day food? the current is a dollar for talking about 12 eggs. mr. rough out here, and i gotta find some kinda tight in in wisconsin has seen plenty of political change. joe biden won in 2020, but donald trump prevailed 4 years earlier. for some that back and forth. it's an opportunity to tip the balance cancer senate if the african american outreach director for the wisconsin republicans. they opened this black communit

i immediately look out the window and see black smoke, it starts to call and i call, the phone does notaling no for the second time. and then she calls, this is a girlfriend they say. yura i says, these are the banks inside the room. here is the explosion. and luda is left on the street? i don't know what's wrong with her. well, after 3 minutes i drove up in a car, i saw five meters there, literally ran there and fell on march 14 , 2022, the ukrainian army hit residential buildings in donetsk and missiles. system air defense shot down a missile, but one of the cluster warheads exploded on a busy street right in the center of the capital of the donetsk republic in an instant of impact, killing more than 20 civilians . there was no city. there they have two fragments one fragment. this one hit the eye, and the second one here, somewhere in the area of ​​the collarbone . she even published a photo from the scene of the tragedy, but nothing the fact of ukrainian shelling, as an illustration of the crime of russia in kiev, and suddenly, it turns out, the russian army is not. sleep well, dear

black. she is wearing a backpack. she has a phone and she assuming what's happening to her. watching it from up above is horrifying because as men spit on her, call her names, racial epitaph, and almost push her to the ground. but they did so at donald trump's urging. >> another what i want as to this question is the current political environment has to present more of a threat, the toxicity of it, the pervasiveness of conspiracy theories that you would at once dismissed as ridiculous and not even worth paying attention to here i mean, the kid who shot at the white house during the obama administration you write was inspired by an alex jones movie, right? what must it be like today for the service having to deal with everything else now suddenly having to deal with these conspiracy theory fueled attacks, or conspiracy theory inspired rallies that themselves then create more problems from the protective standpoint? >> well, such a wise set of worries because look at what happened january 6th nobody imagined it. nobody imagined it but nobody really could've handled it other th

i immediately look out the window and see black smoke, it rises and began to call. i call the phone answer. i'm dialing no for the second time. and then she calls, this is a girlfriend they say. yura i says, these are the banks inside the room. here is the explosion. luda is left on the street. i don't know what's wrong with her. well, after 3 minutes, i drove up in a car, saw five meters there, literally ran up and fell down there. on march 14, 2022, the ukrainian army hit residential buildings in donetsk and missiles. the air defense system shot down the missile, but one of the cluster warheads exploded on a busy street right in the center of the capital of the donetsk republic in an instant of impact claimed the lives of more than 20 civilians . one splinter, this is it. it hit the eye, and the second area. well, and then the deadly ukrainian and european press immediately tried to accuse the russian army of a missile strike on a peaceful city, the italian newspaper lastampa. she even published a photo from the scene of the tragedy, but in no way the fact of ukrainian shelling, a

so democrats have to do a better job, particularly, and i can't wait for my phone to blow up, but particularly with blackay it. say it. >>> they just can't come to black men after labor day and say vote for us. there has to be a more direct engaged approach with black male voters who, by all intents and purposes, after african american women, are the second largest turnout base. that's just something we haven't done forever. and it driving me crazy. >> i'm amening what bakari is saying. the democratic party off leaves out a whole swath of black men. their votes matter and they are an integral part of the success of the democratic party. so bottoms is right, enthusiasm gap is there and we have to do a better job. >> of course the enthusiasm isn't there. who wants to get up and say let me go and fill up my car with gas and try and get here? who is going to say my paycheck is not matching all of the things toffee buy? of course the enthusiasm is not there. >> but gas has dropped for 14 weeks in a row. we just had the president of the united states just take action on marijuana, which we are very excited he

. >> reporter: she is still shaken still shaken by the cell phone recording she took in 2017 of an an unarmed blackten by a sacramento police officer. >> hey! why are you doing him like that! hey! why are you beating him like that? >> reporter: he had been spottig been spotting jaywalking. an officer confronted him and started punching him in the fac. the face. >> we all have the right to cros the street without being fearful fearful of being cited unnecessarily. >> reporter: and assembly member , data shows between 2018 and 2, black californians were 20.5 times more likely to be stopped by police for jaywalking. the sheriffs association opposed the the legislation entering a statement on the high fertilityt fertility count. california laws laws are designed to avoid traffic collisions. safety versus police de-escalation policy and the pursuit of justie of justice by removing jaywalking as a california crime . >> that right there will tear you up inside. if you have never never experienced it, you have not known. >> it shows black pedestrians were stopped by police more thar times the rate of white

black district has declined steadily since 2012 teams. some here are asking what the democrats have done in return. what he said to be on the phone or speaking to a friend, believe democrats, senate candidate to song on crime over here. i wouldn't go for him. i wouldn't dare to remain to have been killed this year in last years. my registrar lose domestic violence. yeah, i understand from road safety to public safety and inflation crochet. jackson tells us many voters are growing frustrated with the war, so tired of it. cuz like trying to help me like, i do understand that people need mental ways. i was talking about i work, that's just terrible. how can i live off? how can i park live of a fool, the cardinal as well as $8.00. talking about 12 eggs is just rough out here and i got to find some kind of tight dismissed. and it's like wisconsin has seen plenty of political change. joe biden won in 2020, but donald trump prevailed 4 years earlier. for some that back and forth if an opportunity to tip the balance cancer senate if the african american outreach director for the wisconsin republican, they opened this black community cent

phone, just what did he shoot there? mark actually worked for us in kiev in restaurants. everything is fine. this blackn it fell, doors appeared , windows flew out, glass flew out, but i want to say that suspicious guys still came here when it all happened and began to at least clean the first glass in the room so that several people could walk, such people who are not related to our staff came here at all. photographed filmed right with us back then there was no security. and also maybe someone even brought it on and had to report that it happened. ukraine now, uh, propagandizes and declare against your neighbor if he supports russia please excuse me, i have russian roots for me personally and ukrainian russians, but my grandmother is russian. she came here. eh, in the fortieth year. she saw what happened here. uh, forty. the first 45 years. they abandoned this land. they arranged my grandmother, too, the russian lined up this city and why should i be embarrassed that i have russian roots. here i am a russian-uh-speaking person. i think in russian, i feel hard in russian. i love ukraine i love the ukr

children, and he was not covered, so with a red-and-black type of banderovsky swastika on his chest, we won’t even be very surprised if he has zelensky’s phoneyk minekamp rune azov nude photos of natalya vovk by the way russia how is the investigation of the story of the murder of the arc progressing russian publicist and philosopher alexander dogin darya who died as a result of an attempt to kill himself natalya vovk a month ago came to russia together with a 12-year-old daughter, they took care of their mother, daughter and cat on tv, the topic was suddenly covered up for some reason and they are already feeding the basis not to thieves, a graduate of the same school, artem kazantsev, the show is being killed under the swastika in some stores, the word hatred is well read with the same red paint as from the swastika on the t-shirt of the villains who, of course, at the behest of ukraine and nato went to shoot children in the god-forsaken izhevsk monster tragedy of the vyzhevsk school and the shooting at the military enlistment office in the irkutsk region are not considered to be a coincidence. the execution of schoolchildren by vyzhevsk a

black angelica. good afternoon hello, i, apparently, talked to you on the phone about dasha, prokhorov 's father.va quickly in a week you are already in the orphanage taken. it's good that not everyone's parents were found. that is, what kind of documents do you imagine ? you just came and took the child. i can't give it to you. without documents , they must prove that she is your daughter. this is my daughter. by the way, she is. dashenka, look who has arrived. well , what are you, this is not my daughter, this is not dasha wait even, what is your last name? prokhorova oleg how old are you ? take a walk.

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