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it to brendan. right conspiracy rumors can be a collective response to psychological threats which is defined as an attack by an outsider on the group's identity values politics.s. it seems to be the common denominator from 200 years ago to today. what started it? >> conspiracy theories run back to the rain of elizabeth i and before that and so you have the kind of belief that somehow people either believe their rights or their liberties are being infringed on in their group is being threatened and there have been a different context in which that has occurred that it's something that's deeply ingrained in anglo-american political social thought that somehow liberty or personal autonomy or group identity is always a threat by those inre power. that's a very common theme in anglo-american political thinking from the time of elizabeth i and the beginning of the late 16th and early 17th century until today. >> does it seem the common denominator of fear is what's being weaponized to move these theories

>> i'm going to give this to brendan because he has a lot to say in his book. >> it's often i think in cases where people feel as you say that something is threatened and i'm unsurprised in the sense of what elizabeth has written about at the issue, the second amendment issue was at the core of it s. that fear has run again, that runs back to the revolutionary generation. it's fear of a standing army, fear of an overreaching government, fear that the government is going to infringe your rights or your somehow infringe on your personal autonomy and that has run that deeply in the society and of course it was a major issue in the revolutionary generation is why it ultimately leads to the second amendment and continues to be an issue, has continued to be an issuesince then . >> one of the big things you talk about your book is the second amendment, freedom of speech. where is the line? what is freedom of speech and when is it you're inciting a rumor or a bad conspiracy theory? >> during the trial the lawyers for the sandy hook families had a great phrase that i think should beput on a t-s

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those are all very hopeful signs. >> brendan, but come and learn from history to move forward? what's went back to what elizabeth said just the revolutionary people need to come to an understanding how to extort that seems rational to me from what does not? that is where we are. in my earlier comment, it takes time. these social meetings are new. you're talking from 2012 at one time but not that long given the nature and the wayd they have insinuated themselves. how many people in the audience of set in bed looking at social media, looking at tweets, looking at facebook. they've insinuated themselves one of our existence. if you look back similar much less dramatic but do go forward they do find a path forward of creating a more quality in order in theirie society. (it's also an issue of ar education. understand people not going to fake shooting ase small child virtually anyone could want that. it is a question of education and looking at the society i think. oxo got lot of people lined up for questions for this or this gentleman right here for a you both for coming out. i have

and we speak to colin farrell and brendan _ know more.e speak to colin farrell and brendan gleeson - know more. and we speak to colin farrell and brendan gleeson about their new film about the end of a friendship. rishi sunak, the former chancellor, has over 100 tory mps backing him to become leader and prime minister — that is the number a candidate needs to enter the race. he's yet to announce publicly whether he will bid for the top job but he got a boost tonight after cabinet minister kemi badenoch, seen as being on the right of the party, endorsed him as the next leader. meanwhile, borisjohnson has flown home from a holiday in the caribbean as his supporters claim he now also has 100 mps backing him although others have said this is "hogwash". two sources have told the bbc that a meeting between rishi sunak and borisjohnson has been taking place tonight. so far, penny mordaunt is the only contender to have officially launched a campaign. 0ur political correspondent damian grammaticas has more. are you running for the leadership? he w

brendan's book started 200 years ago. i want to quote something and then pivot to brendan. you're right conspiracy rumors can be a collective response to psychological threats which is defined as an attack by outside or on a group's identity, values, faith or politics, those last items seem to be the common denominator from 200 years ago through today. what started it back then? >> conspiracy theory runs back in anglo-american thinking to the reign of elizabeth i at least and probably before that so you have a kind of belief that somehow people either believe their rights or their liberties are being infringed on, their group is being threatened and there's different contexts in which that has occurred but it is something deeply ingrained in anglo-american political and social politics that somehow liberty or group identity is somehow always at threat by those in power so that is a very common theme in anglo-american political thinking from the time of elizabeth i, at the beginning of the late 16th and 17th century until today. >> it seems the common denominator of fear is

s, mid terms brendan, just around the corner. this is the fight for the us house and a bellwether perhaps for the 2024 elections. how much is the current, toxic political climate? a fact and the sort of violence we saw play out at nancy pelosi house. so i was campaigning. a good bit of today here in philadelphia, not just for myself, but for democrats up and down the ticket. pennsylvania continues to be one of the biggest, if not the biggest battleground states and the country. lot of people are very concerned about energy prices, inflation, ukraine. but i have to say, particularly among democratic voters, not as much republican voters, the continued threats to the integrity of our democracy, come up even polling data is now showing that that's quite alarming. if you look through the poll from 5 years ago, 6 years ago, or frankly, at any point my lifetime, you would never see, you know, our democracy or our democracy ranking right up there. just a, just a final thought, your brendan, before you go, i mean, according to the us cap

brendan, a lot of people are criticizing rafael warnock. he was better in a debate that did not have walker face-to-face last night. but for not going after him more and also the format because it seemed when a moderator asks walker after all this controversy over the abortion issue when christian showed him a check and he acknowledged that was indeed his signature, but fact he was given one minute to rebut that from the moderator then warnock didn't follow up. was there a missed opportunity, brendan, do you think from the democratic incumbent senator in that debate? >> well, warnock clearly has a strategy that he doesn't think he needs to get into the mud on this and that he's hurting walker. in the second debate when walker wasn't there, he thought to bring it up. i think the debate was really good for walker in a few ways. one, he skated on this issue largely that we're discussing, but he also showed up and looked a lot more competent than a lot of people were looking for. now, the bar was low. he has said himself he's not a very smart g

officer, brendan murphy. lot of very silly misinformation out there. there is absolutely no evidence about 5g doing anything in the coronavirus space. i am not--unfortunately received a lot of communication from these conspiracy theorists myself. it is complete nonsense. 5g has got nothing at all do to with coronavirus. ♪♪♪

thank you, brendan. you know, brendan has been talking about sort of the, you know, the takeover of two of these homes. help us think deeply about the anti-racist ideology, the identity, politics, themes present and what that means for the american founding, it seems to me what they mean to do to the american founding. no progressives have told us since their inception in america that we're an ill founded country. of course, the 1619 project, an anti-racism upped the ante dramatically, saying, you know, we are built on slavery. we built on racism. we have a slave owners. so help us think about what's at stake here. well, let me first of all, just observe what a wonderful is that to heritage brendan had done. i think it's important draw attention to these dynamics at the present time, because what we're witnessing, as i see it, is an attempt to colonize culture in the united states from an alien perspective, really well, some more 40 years ago, when i served on the commission on civil, i praised highly mo

a lot riding on back full steve cooper and brendan rodgers, the managers.w england and wales mainly dry evening and night to come. northern ireland will be turning wetter after midnight and into western scotland too, some really quite heavy rain and massing to 30 to 50 millimetres in some spots, maybe more into the hills as we get into tomorrow morning. a mild and windy night to come, but that rain could bring some disruption, certainly some difficult conditions on the roads first thing. it will move southwards into northern england, across a large part of wales, reach down towards parts of the midlands and south west england later on in the day tomorrow. east anglia in the southeast, staying mainly dry, some hazy brightness around. northern ireland and scotland will slowly be brightening up, a few blustery showers into the north west — on the mild side out there. going to see more heavy rain moving in as we go through tuesday night and into wednesday. here it is moving in from the west and it's that that could well be accompanied by some very strong and di

. >> yamiche alcindor and brendan buck. to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> announcer: this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. i'm kristin welker in for chuck to do. election day is just 30 days away. ronald reagan worried jimmy carter would engineer a last-minute release of u.s. hostages. carter, of course, did not, but the term stuck. there's at least three stories unfolding. first the nuclear threat from russia. then there are rising gas prices, now averaging just under $4 a gallon, which democrats worry there will be a sign to voters that there is a true. >>> but the october surprise of the week, it could determine control of senate. herschel walker, who 's running an antiabortion candidate, spend the week denying allegations by a woman that he paid for her abortion in 2009. she now says he hedged her to end a pregnancy two years later. they ended the relationships when she refused. they have a copy of a check from walker reimbursing her as well as a get well card he allegedly signed. his exp

>> the true historians are other people like brendan lindsay of sacramento state, but hastings was a fellow who came out in the years after the gold rush in california -- actually, during the gold rush. he became the first chief justice of the state of california, the third attorney general. he apparently did not hold a job very long. he was chief justice of california for all of 16, 18 months, something like that. kristen: so he had these high up positions, but what was his role in terms of what he did in northern california, mendocino county, i think, and the impact on native americans? >> well, he financed killing expeditions. you can talk to the descendants of those people. they have come out and been very vocal. he had people that he hired to do this. i don't think he ever pulled a trigger himself. kristen: what was the motive? why the killing expeditions? >> that's a very good question that i rarely get asked, but, you see, he was very learned in the world. if you were to ask him, he would tell you, and he knew that there was even in 1850 if principle of international law recog

. >> brendan, what can we learn from history to move forward . >> i think going back to what elizabeth said it's the ability as we become more just as in the revolutionary generation people begin to come to an understanding of how do i sort informationthat seems rational to me from what does not ? i think that's where we are but it takes as i said in my earlier comment it altakes time. it's these social media things are new. you're talking about from 2012, just 10 years seems like a long time but it's not that long in nature and way that they insinuate, how many people in our audience have sat in bed looking at social media, melooking at facebook almost everyone will have, they've insinuated themselves into every corner of our existence so it will take a long time but if you look back earlier societies that went through a similar although much less dramatic and rapid some of the parallel things, they do go forward. they do find a path forward in the sense of creating a more stable order in their society. that's really the hopeful thing. it's also an issue of education. if you understan

. >>> let's get to brendan ahern who is the chief investment officer at crane shares. we -- i wonder, brendan, as we turn back to hong kong and the selloff there -- you manage a lot of investments in the asian region in china and hong kong. what was your reaction yesterday? do you feel things got overdone or is there more down side left to come? >> dom, i was shocked at the markets reaction to the ending of the party congress. i thought the market did anticipate that xi would elevate key allies some to play a key role in the chinese government were associated with the zero covid policy i'm shocked at the market response rumors, dom, that a potential level player was liquidated with the market drawdown. it was a pure selling panic. a lack of buyers as well just a strange day hope to get a snap back. >> can you blame them? can you blame the lack of buyers for being apprehensive given president xi there are people who call him emperor xi or chairman xi. this is an administration which has cracked down on many important companies in china what is to say they will not conti

brendan fired at least 10 times. wounded can too. was then handcuffed a block away. it's very hard to think about the fear he had in him when it happened, and you know the state and condition he's in right now. it's just it breaks all of our hearts. cantu is in critical condition. his passenger was not injured. police say brennan tried to stop the same car the day before, because the license plate did not match the actual vehicle. disgraced hollywood movie mogul harvey weinstein is preparing to go on trial once again for alleged sex crimes, this time in los angeles. jury selection begins today, with the movie producer facing multiple counts of rape and other sexual assault charges, including five women pleaded not guilty. he's already serving a 23 year sentence for conviction in new york, but a judge recently granted him an appeal. in that case overseas. king charles is expected to scrap some of the pump from his coordination next year. the new monarch's tone down ceremony will reportedly last about one hour instead of the traditional for hours, and there's word. the

. - and we speak to colin farrell and brendan gleeson about their new film about the end of a friendshipto officially enter the conservative leadership race after securing the backing of more than 100 mps. penny mordaunt was the first to formally declare on friday. mr sunak has the public support of more than 100 conservative mps, thatis more than 100 conservative mps, that is the threshold required for the leadership contest. former colleagues have warned borisjohnson against returning to downing street. damian grammaticus has been following the events of today. are you running. for the leadership? he was tight—lipped this morning, but rishi sunak clearly has a well of support among conservative mps, more than 100 now publicly backing him. and that sets up the extraordinary possibility he could face off against the man he helped bring down. borisjohnson, flying back from a caribbean holiday for a possible political comeback. it's just over four months since mrjohnson faced a revolt by his own mps and a confidence vote. the vote in favour of having confidence in borisjohnson as leader wa

go ahead, brendan. >> i was going to ask brendan about it.>> this i think reflects the tribalism of politics today. republicans are all in. they can't change their candidate. they are stuck with herschel walker. we knew herschel walker was going to have a ton of baggage. this is what happens when donald trump gets to pick our nominees. he basically cleared the field and we didn't get to have a primary where some of the things would come out. rick scott, whose job it is to elect senate republicans, is going to try to wave the flag of republicans and tell people, it's okay, herschel walker is going to vote however we want him to vote in washington. this is not a deep red state anymore. georgia is a state where it's -- where joe biden won last time. you can't just wave the republican flag and think it's going to be good enough. that seems to be the best they can come up with. i don't know they have a better answer. there's a big debate on friday. he will be on the stage with raphael warnock. maybe he can get past it. we will see if he is skilled

and we speak to colin farrell and brendan gleeson about their new film about the end of a friendship. britain's former prime minister borisjohnson and the formerfinance minister rishi sunak, have held face—to—face talks about the conservative leadership race, though neither has formally declared their intention to stand. penny mordaunt, the leader of the house of commons, was the first to formally declare, on friday. mr sunak has the public support of over 100 conservative mps, the threshold required for this leadership contest. some of mrjohnson�*s former cabinet colleagues have warned against his return to downing street, barely three months after a series of scandals forced him out. our political correspondent damian grammaticas has been following events. are you running for the leadership? he was tight—lipped this morning, but rishi sunak clearly has a well of support among conservative mps — more than 100 now publicly backing him. and that sets up the extraordinary possibility he could face off against the man he helped bring down. borisjohnson, flying back from a caribbean holid

stay with us here on bbc news — still to come: we speak to colin farrell and brendan gleeson about theirriendship more now on the tory�*s leadership race, and damian grammaticas has been keeping up with the latest from westminster. the bbc has been told that those two men who are the front runners and they have been meeting tonight. we don't know anything about what it may be about but you could reasonably ask yourself why they would want to meet at this point? possibly, you could assume, maybe to sound each other out or come to an accommodation. we know that rishi sunak has crucial momentum and is well past the threshold he needs. it is very unlikely that he would be in any mood to stand aside. perhaps he could be trying to seek some sort of accommodation for mrjohnson but borisjohnson�*s best hope to try to take it to a vote of the party membership where he may feel he would get some support. but when it was put out that he might have a hundred votes and they were asked to show the names they were unable to. we only have them on 50 and the momentum at the moment seems with rishi sunak.

if brendan rodgers was feeling the pressure, his pre—match demeanour did not suggest it.tion, going closer than anyone. palace didn't set the stadium alight either. the second half saw greater intensity from the foxes with james madison to the fore. first shooting overfrom barnes�* cutback, before dragging a shotjust wide minutes later. at the other end, edward reminded us palace was still a threat denied by a save. maddison looked leicester's most likely most creative spark, but timothy was unable to convert his corner. vieira's reaction captured the mood perfectly as it ended goalless. boos at the final whistle as patient seems to be wearing thin. i always felt it would be a season where we need to be patient, after our marker in the summer. the players are very focused. you can see them fighting, you can see them running, you can see their confidence to take the ball and it is just that final bit on the pitch which we just need that little bit of luck and something to drop four, and if we can do that, the team will continue to gain more points. we knew how difficult it

my love sometimes i slept in other people's houses out of iraq, brendan, i'm what i learned in a great today. he is heading to fish and deeper waters as port construction has chased away fish from this area. but even here, he has no luck. but in the day i got nothing. no fish at all. it's a bad day for me. i don't know how i'll feed my family. the c o of isn't yama. donnie group sees things differently. he says this port will boost the economy if this boarded operational, this is big enough, efficiency to logistics, cost, and time. not only sublimate misery bush and then go to the presented committee. so deed will be the media, been in sea city. but as the protest enters the 5th week, fishermen like jackson are not convinced. he says he will not give up even if it means fighting the country's richest man. while ordered them. to souffle is a 13 year old french artist who sells his paintings to support homeless people. he has been doing this since he was 5 years old. and she also flee is 13 years old and a budding artist, but actually doesn't paint just for the sake of it. i wanted to he

nottingham forest this success came to the team of brendan rodgers only in the ninth round of the kinger stadium perfectly, remembering the championship season, he saw four goals against the opponent, but before the account was opened there was an exchange of courtesies. for example, the answer to notting opened the gates of the guests james maddison at 25 minutes. through 2 minutes. harvey barents strengthened the advantage of the hosts assisted him the club's legend jaime, varden on the thirty-seventh minute bendison designed the tube and brought the score to a devastating break on the scoreboard burned 3.0. but in the second half, the sheet found reserves to score another goal, the author of the kid dages maddison's transfer, who has a hat-trick according to the goal system, plus a 4.0 pass. this victory was the first for leicester, in the course of this season, thanks to this , rogers' ward scored four points and moved to the 19th line of the standings notting forest, in turn, fell to the last 20th place in the premier league, such an outsider castling. to me, in the most status ma

my love sometimes i slept in other people's houses out of iraq. brendan, i'm what i'm in a great today. he is heading to fish and deeper waters as port construction has chased away fish from this area. but even here, he has no luck. but in the day i got nothing, no fish at all. it's a bad day for me. i don't know how i'll feed my family with the c o of isn't yama. donnie group sees things differently. he says this port will boost the economy if this boarded operational, this is been off. if he seen seed to logistics cost and time. not only sublime inc, misery bush, and then go to the presented committee. so div will be the media been in sea city. but as the protest enters the 5th week, fishermen like jackson are not convinced. he says he will not give up, even if it means fighting the country's richest man while ordered them. to souffle is a 13 year old french artist who sells his paintings to support homeless people. he has been doing this since he was 5 years old. at chill, so flea is 13 years old and a budding artist but actually doesn't paint just for the sake of it. i wanted to he

brendan is a fellow campaigner. people really are getting labelled in life. meeting someone with direct experience of poor care. lisa's niece, chloe, died in hospital in 2019. she had a serious muscle condition and a learning disability. would you like to have a look at a little video of hersinging? so she's got her favourite socks on here. right, babe, off you go. # somewhere... wait, you've done that! yeah, i'm doing it again. # ..overthe rainbow, way up high... she makes me laugh, she wouldn't stop singing. 0h, brilliant. # that i heard of once in a lullaby. in february, chloe went to see her consultant, and my mum had told him that, you know, she hadn't had a bowel movement. he raised blood tests for chloe and he never checked her results. and that's where she fell through. it was really only until late april, and i got this call from my mum, who was hysterical, and she said, "you have to come now. chloe's very, very sick." chloe became more unwell and was rushed to queen's hospital in romford. a scan revealed possible signs of a cancer. she was agitated

and boos for brendan rodgers and leicester. but at least they're not bottom of the league any more.ng up in the programme... a tumble takes away britain's madison medal chances on day four of the track cycling world championships in paris. hello again. england would have hoped to win the opening game of the rugby league world cup. but like this? perhaps not even the most optimistic fan would have expected the hosts to run in ten tries to beat another tournament contender. but england's 60 points to 6 win over samoa in newcastle provided exactly that, as adam wild reports. the rugby league world cup had to wait a year later than planned but a tournament like any the game has seen before. it was being branded as the biggest, the best in the sport's history, it had a lot to live up to. frustratingly, that weight would go on a little longer, major technical problems meant the opening ceremony was curtailed. it was left on the players to make their own introductions, some hour building the atmosphere as only they can. england were going to need something special, the occasion definitely

amber's assistant manager brendan just standing there behind the counter. >> i knock on the door and he lets me in. i said, brandon, have you seen our? he's like, no. but he goes something a strange. there's money on the floor. it looks like there was some kind of struggle or something happen. some things got knocked over. my first thought was, worse amber? so he said he didn't know. of course, right away i'm thinking, what is going on with this guy? he clearly sees something wrong. he must not recognize her car thinking, that's your car outside. you see it. you see there is things on the floor. why haven't you reacted right away? are you going to call someone are check the rest of the story? >> but he hadn't. so, mariano ran to the back office. the only other room in the store. not a moment he will ever forget. not for the rest of his life. >> and i went around to the back i find amber on the floor, face down, and she has a plastic bag wrapped around her head. instantly i knew what happened. >> one mystery solved. amber was no longer missing. but a much bigger mystery remained. comi

. >> joining us now is democratic congressman brendan boyle, of pennsylvania.s a member the house and ways committee. -- congressman, boyle, what was your reading of that debate tonight? >> i think john did pretty well. i hope that people really focused on the substance of the debate and not just the recovery issues that john is gravely continuing to have in front of the public. he has been pretty honest about that. he still has some speech challenges. but he has reassured us, as well as his doctors, that he will make a full recovery. unfortunately, doctor oz's condition of being a fraud is terminal. what you saw tonight was one candidate in john answering the questions honestly, where's doctor oz, whether it was abortion or guns or education, just completely refused to answer question after question. there's an independent candidate named everett stern who dropped out today, and through his support to john fetterman. he says that he was polling at around 3% in the race. will that make a difference? >> just to be clear, i don't believe he had qualified for the

we are great for the work of brendan day who is here and enjoy somalia.long with the fbi and security division, these offices are on the front lines every day working to defend our national security and deliver justice on behalf of the american people. thank you. >> we got everybody? in that case, we are ready for some questions. >> thank you. i was hoping one of you could talk about the timing of this announcement coming at the end of the party congress and the beginning of xi's third term and what kind of signal it is intended to send to china. at attorney general, i have a question for you as well. make sure you come back to me please. >> we bring cases when they are ready. that is the simplest answer and most straightforward answer to that should as far as what signal they send, if the chinese government, the chinese communist party continues to violate our laws, they are going to keep encountering the fbi. >> and back. >> thank you so much cared with regard to another large company, a judge said friday families who were victims of the boeing 737 max

brendan: yeah, everybody was wondering what kim jong-un was up to these last few weeks.unprecedented barrage of missile tests, including intermediate range ballistic missile fired over japan, the first time that is happened in five years. and all the while kim jong-un had been silent and had not appeared in public for about a month. what we know now thanks to a series of reports from the north korea state news agency this morning is kim jong-un was overseeing all of these tests. participating on the ground as commander and chief as he has been known to do over the years. and then, he has characterized them as a warning to the u.s. over their recent military drills in the sea of japan and elsewhere around the region. this in the mind of a lot of experts is pointing to some sort of low yield nuclear test in the coming weeks. they have been expecting -- he has not set off an atomic bomb for about five years as well. so that is the next milestone we are expecting. of course, this comes against the backdrop of nuclear saber rattling over the ukraine war on the others of the c

. >> reporter: brendan works at microsoft and is curious to see what musk does with twitter. >> it's hard to tell exactly what's going to happen, but you know, there has been success from previous companies that he has built. i think employees should have some level of optimism if they do state. vote musk hasn't details much about his plans, but david deville on friday he will form a content moderation counsel with widely diverse viewpoints . son is looking forward to learning more . >> i have the same or less information as everyone who is concerned about this matter. >> reporter: like coworkers a twitter users, she is bracing for major changes. >> we will see. very exciting. a lot of energy. cortisol level of. >> reporter: in san francisco, max darrow, kpix 5. >>> a live look at the state capitol right now where governor newsom using new earning reports to last oil companies for raking in huge topics while americans struggle with gas prices. he tweeted, quote, shall reported more than double their profits this quarter. valero . gas prices shouldn't be this high . time to crackdown

brendan boyle said candidates shouldn't be avoiding the president given his accomplishments. >> we electedn good record to run on. we haven't run away from it. >> reporter: while many democrats may be nervous about campaigning with president biden, they're quite eager to be seen with the first lady, jill biden, who has been out on the trial. and in the coming weeks in four key battleground states, it's the former president, barack obama, who will be the top headliner for democrats. norah. >> ed o'keefe in philadelphia for us tonight, thank you. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." when you can't sleep... try zzzquil pure zzzs gummies. from the world's #1 sleep aid brand. its special formula helps you fall asleep naturally with an optimal dose of melatonin. so you can wake up refreshed. for better sleep, like never before. ordinary tissues burn when theo blows. so puffs plus lotion rescued his nose. with up to 50% more lotion, a nose in need deservesuffs is lotion ti. vicks vapostick. wstrong soothing... vapors. help comfort your loved ones. for chest, neck, and ba

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it's because of that growing number that coach brendan advises players not to ride the scooters on really more. just worry about our team knocking on scooters and making good choices about. our transportation to avoid another loss and another difficult phone call to parents. >> he'll just be in. our hearts will carry him with us wherever we go. the san jose state football team is scheduled to play their next game here saturday night. coach brandon says the team will be honoring camden at the start of the game reporting in san jose. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> coming up, oakland police say the violence is on the decline in the city. the program they're crediting for keeping streets safer. and the fallout continues for kanye west's. the message from state lawmakers as more companies cut ties with the musician over us semitic comments. there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it hasn't always been easy,... ...since my skin was so irritated and itchy... ...and even worse with all my gear on. no