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>>> but we begin with sam brock and the latest on vaccine mandates >> reporter: overnight, a blow to the president's controversial vaccine mandate. this after an appellate court upheld its legal pause on president biden's policy for companies with 100 or more workers to provide proof of vaccination or a weekly negative covid test starting in january. the new orleans court writing the mandate is, quote, fatally flawed and requires further judicial review. >> i feel it is wrong for the federal government and arm of federal government to step in-between me and my team members. >> reporter: this man owns 15 stores in louisiana and mississippi and filed suit in the 5th circuit that issued the stay the case likely to be ultimately decided by the supreme court, the legal showdown coming amidst a booster battle overnight, new mexico joining california and colorado in defying federal guidelines and promoting booster shots for everyone 18 and older. >> we believe we're still adhering to the cdc guidelines it turns out the entire state, every single county, all 33, are in high risk setting. >>

the case against three men accused of murder and other charges in the killing of ahmaud arbery sam brockis there tonight. >> reporter: for the family and friends of ahmaud arbery, after months of agony, the jury in this case now deliberating >> i do think that we will come back with a guilty verdict we will get justice for ahmaud >> reporter: at points during the prosecution's rebuttal, graphic photographs of the crime scene, causing ahmaud arbery's mom to cover her face three men in this case face nine charges, including aggravated assault and murder with malice aforethought which can be formed in an instant. >> it has nothing to do with anger or hatred for a person. instead, it deal exclusively with the concept of intent, intent to kill, intent to cause serious bodily harm. >> reporter: the prosecutor telling the jury a self-defense claim cannot apply when you create the danger and confront an unarmed victim >> this isn't the wild west he moved toward mr. arbery with a gun. >> reporter: a message they hope sticks with the jury >> what's potentially the power of these last two hours bei

sam brock is there tonight. >> reporter: tonight two versions of a fatal sequence mostly captured on camera involving 25-year-old ahmaud arbery and the three men charged with his murder >> their decision to attack ahmaud arbery in their driveway because he was a black man running down the street. >> he could have a gun, and he definitely has fists. >> reporter: arbery was spotted on surveillance video several times walking through a home under construction, but never observed committing any crime by travis mcmichael, gregory mcmichael or roddie bryan according to the prosecution the shooter, travis mcmichael, claiming self-defense. >> i shot him. >> why >> he had my gun. it's a life or death situation. >> reporter: the prosecution quickly countering. >> then they shot and killed him not because he's a threat to them, but because he wouldn't stop and talk to them. >> reporter: the defense says the pursuit came in the midst of a neighborhood-wide crime spree and allege travis mcmichael tried multiple times to communicate with him peacefully. >> take the gun out, shoot him in the back.

lester >> some brock tonight. thank you. >>> this evening on this thanksgiving eve, a country largely liberated free of the travel restrictions that kept so many families apart during the holidays last year scenes like this playing out across the country as tens of millions hit the roads and airports tom costello is following it all >> reporter: wednesday night on the nation's highways and airports are starting to wind down the heaviest thanksgiving travel rush in two years. a far different scene from last year when 18 states required out of staters to test for self-quarantine. >> we want to stay safe and that's why we're absolutely staying within our inner circle and just going to our cabin. >> reporter: fast forward to 2021, and this thanksgiving rush looks very different. >> we're just blessed and fortunate to still have all of our family members to get together. >> reporter: this is only the start of the yearly ritual as airlines and airports predict booming passenger levels through christmas and new years. he

>> sam brock, thank you. >>> overseas tonight austria is taking extreme measures to contain covid by ordering lockdowns but only for those who are not vaccinated. it is part of a bold effort to slow the spread of cases once again surging throughout europe. kathy park has the story. >> reporter: tonight millions of unvaccinated austrians on lockdown for at least the next ten days. an order from the government as the country tries to slow the spread of the coronavirus. it will be very consistently controlled. anyone 12 and older who hasn't been vaccinated are being told to stay home. only allowed to leave for food, work, and exercise. violators could face a fine up to 1,450 euros roughly more than $1,600 u.s. prompting a flurry of last-minute vaccinations this weekend. if everybody gets vaccinated i also do. 65% of austria's population is fully vaccinated. one of the lower rates in western europe. the entire region back at the epicenter of the pandemic according to the world health organization. neighboring germany now reporting record daily infections. more than 50,000. with cases rea

bitcoin foundation chairman brock pierce.and how will bc crypto's replacing currency in the world? >> i'm not sure about replacement. what were releasing is a parallel system. yet the old economy in the new economy and the question is where do people vote with their wallets and feet. i don't believe were gonna be seen the old economy or the currency or the financial institutions of the world disappearing anytime soon. that would be a likely very distant future. how were these things going to coexist it's a right way to think about it. the opening was fantastic, great explanation and a good reminder. i never encouraged anyone to invest in these things other than their own education. you go out and buy $20, $100 worth of this stuff, nft, miami, you go in by an nft for $5. you not making a financial investment, your investing in your own education in your own knowing and you can make informed decisions for yourself. that was wonderful fantastic advice. some of the things i heard from the media yet. david: it sounds like a stock

he endorsed brock a bama handles. henry clinton and he endorse terabytes. thank you very much for that update feel lavelle for us outside the washington national cathedral. i think i just content myself i the netherlands is considering reopening a controversial gas field to deal with a severe fuel shortage. the government says it may be forced to reactivate the facility after russia delivered less gas than promised. the shortage has driven up prices before winter. that vessels reports from gunning going this is the largest natural gas field in europe. it lies in corning, it in the north of the netherlands. after decades of providing gas production is now nearly come to a halt. earthquake caused by gas. this reaction led to legal battles and thousands of claims from people whose houses were severely damaged. like the 1900 century farm belonging to animal, the height and her husband albert, which had to be demolished. the couple rejects a suggestion that europe might need more gas from coney than if russia is not delivering the the fact that they point their

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sam brock is covering that in georgia. i'm also joined by our legal analyst, federal and state prosecutor. sam, let's start with you. we're on a bit of a break. we expect courts to pick back up any minute. we thought it would happen five or six minutes ago. both sides are trying to make their final case to the jury here of where this thing goes next. >> reporter: so let's talk timeline, hallie. we are now in the third part of a five-part segment for closing arguments. it started with prosecution, then for each of the three defendants facing nine counts, those attorneys get to make their closing arguments and then there is a rebuttal. there's two more left and they're about an hour each. we should be wrapped today by 5:00 and it's entirely possible the jury could be deliberating starting tomorrow, which will really be up to the judge, is my understanding, whether they want to begin deliberations tomorrow or extend things after the thanksgiving break and pick up after that. this is nothing new we're hearing, but the prosecut

time is running out fact the message from former us president brock obama. he was speaking at the comp 26 summit in glasgow. obama praise the progress made since the 2015 parents climate deal, but warned it's not enough. the us and european union have led cause to reject the outcome of nicaragua elections present. daniel taylor has won a 4th term in office early results show ortega and his wife was also the vice president secured 75 percent of the vote. most opposition figures were bought from running or arrested before the election. funerals have been held for victims of a fuel tank regs. closure in fairly own, at least 115 people were killed. 3 days of national morning are being observed. the tanker exploded after it collided with a truck. i need to section in the capitol free town on friday. dozens of people are still in hospital and are fi out of school in new jersey, 2nd largest city, a scale at least 26 children. it happened in the city of merante near the border with nigeria. those are the headlines. witness continues next on arches here. oh, wow. we'

joining us right now bitcoin philanthropist brock pierce.uch for being here. >> good morning, great to see you as well. maria: i want to see ha you're hearing at the foundation but first give us your reaction of new york and the mayor of miami as well as new york, incoming mayor saying that they want their paychecks in bitcoin? what are they trying to message out here? >> i think they are saying that their cities are embracing the future and remember the future favors the bold. i'm really happy to see real leadership in the country because a lot of the problems that we see in the world today are problems that stem from the 20th century and the answer to solving those challenges come from innovation in the 21st century. i'm happy to see leadership -- i'm ecstatic to see it. maria: you know, brock, we talked about the impact of this and, you know, i want you to really walk us through how significant this is because we saw a situation in el salvador where it was a game-changer, right, when el salvador became among the first to say, we are turni

with 140% and our— we came to brock—madsen with 140% and our adaptation funding. —— we came _ and ourd to bring in— bring other people through. we need to bring in at the people involved in the _ to bring in at the people involved in the humanitarian work so that they— in the humanitarian work so that they bring — in the humanitarian work so that they bring their expertise. it will not all— they bring their expertise. it will not all be — they bring their expertise. it will not all be agreed here today, it will be — not all be agreed here today, it will be a — not all be agreed here today, it will be a dialogue, and it is important that we get that dialogue might, _ important that we get that dialogue might, that it is a very real. we in europe _ might, that it is a very real. we in europe are — might, that it is a very real. we in europe are saying now has to lead outcomes— europe are saying now has to lead outcomes for the developing world, so they— outcomes for the developing world, so they aren't left behind, left to cope _ so they aren't left behind, left to cope with — so they a

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joining me now are our own very reporters, gabe gutierrez in new york, sam brock live in miami, shannon pettypiece at the white house. also with us, dr. kavita patel, an msnbc medical contributor. gabe, experts in south africa have seen an increase in covid hospitalizations among young children. what more can you tell us? >> jose, this is very interesting, and we're just getting this information now. but experts in south africa say they've seen a large increase in transmission there in south africa, but they don't know how much of it exactly is due to the omnicron variant and how much could be to delta. but there is reason for concern. but as you mentioned, something that's notable is that they're seeing an increase in hospitalizations among very young children. that is children less than 2 years old. they are now making about 10% of hospital admissions, and that is the largest of any age group. that is fueling new concerns, jose, that this new variant, possibly, could be affecting younger children. at least that's what we're hearing from south african experts. still, much more study is

sam brock is in miami for us. hey, sam. >> chris, good afternoon on a rainy day in florida.ild vaccine and also lower infection rates in many different communities means more schools right now are dropping mare mask mandates here in miami-dade. starting today parents can opt their kids out of having to wear a mask. this comes as 15 states right now have double-digit increases in covid cases and concerns that things can get worse. in the one time covid epicenter of south florida, infections are falling. but some parents with young kids don't see that as cause to start relaxing mask rules just yet. >> one of the main reasons it went down is because probably everybody is wearing masks. >> new concerns another wave of the virus is coming as we head into winter. 15 states have seen a double-digit increase the last two weeks including some where vaccination rates are above average. cold weather states like minnesota, michigan and illinois showing sizable upticks but some warm weather states like arizona and new mexico have also seen an increase, too. then there's california. it's

. >> they could face life in prison nbc sam brock is in dpachl with the latest sam, good morning. >> reporter: philip, good morning. am jury here in pruns brunswick against three men accused of killing ahmaud aubrey, a small city in georgia. for the family and friends of ahmaud aubrey, the jury in this case deliberating. >> i think we will come back with a guilty verdict. we will get justice for ahmaud. >> reporter: at points during the prosecution's rebuttal, graphic scenes of the crime scene, causing his mom to cover her face three men include nine charges and murder with forethought. >> it has nothing to do withing with anger or hatred instead, it deals exclusively with the concept of intent, intent to kim or cause serious bodily harm. >> reporter: the pros security saying a self-defense claim cannot apply when you confront the danger and confronts an unarmed victim >> he went towards him with a gun. >> reporter: a message they hope sticks with the jury >> what's potentially the power of these last two hours being the final thing the jury will hear before they start deliberating >

nbc's sam brock joins us now from miami with that angle on the story.hi, sam, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. many communities right now are taking a wait and see approach with the omicron variant, but there is fresh urgency from the federal reserve about the impact it may have on the economy, while here in miami a return to a cultural touch stone, some 100,000 visitors expected for art week. >> reporter: this morning a warning to businesses as they brace for omicron. jerome powell saying this could affect americans' willingness to work in person and lead to uncertainty and more inf uncertainty and more inflation so far, no confirmed u.s. cases of the highly mutated variant, the country's collective antenna's are raised >> very concerned. i'm both vaccinated and have the booster shot, but that doesn't mean i'll be protected >> reporter: two of the nation's largest cities, new york and los angeles, already issuing new advisories, urging residents to wear masks indoors, regardless of vaccination status. as some businesses consider vacci

you ask because people often think of donald trump as the deals president, but forget that it was brock obama who cut the deal of the century with vague pharma by promising not to push for drug price. negotiations in exchange for the industry agreed not to oppose a reform and to cut $80000000000.00 in cost over 10 years. well, it's been about 10 years since obama bowed down to big pharma. how are those prescription drug costs looking now? it's still the world's highest, but they're working on it. democrats ran on lowering prescription drug prices in 20182022008. 201020122014. but you get the idea. but a couple of them actually meant it this time you see letting medicare actually negotiate the cost of drugs. the way the v a does is an extremely popular idea. but groups like the partnership to fight chronic disease are worried. price settings will hurt you like me, never let that happen. quite the partnership to fight chronic disease. that's gotta be an astro turf name. if i've ever heard one, we don't know that you don't think people who have chronic diseases hang out together. you don't

those are some of the machine and one of those a pretty minute now fullness tell brock minish. i bet that you more than that. i think the problem when the machine it's a problem with which i could go to the folder. absolutely. in the future, zebra criminals can use artificial intelligence, use machine learning, why actually find vulnerabilities in other bits to software. all the networks the, the information could definitely be active with their vulnerabilities in the software. in the same way right now, your computer, it could be hijacked on your search engine to be re directed to a different website, which will give you incorrect information. ah, cities can be had connected cars can be had all the different devices now that are connected to the internet can be hack. ah, we have many substitutes and digital phone it's linked to each other to protect the people should mm. we are using those to analyze any major exit or anything to reach people and keep them safe and to see a bit like mm hm. degraded to generally a very often foundation for security and happiness and like at the

. >> nbc's sam brock is also there on the ground for us in georgia. he looks at what's next, including the sentencing phase of this trial. that's coming up on nightly news with lester holt at 6:30. >>> we have documented the troubles with the millennium tower sinking for years, but that's not the only building sinking in the bay area. jaxon van derbeken tells us the timing is less than ideal, because the sea revel is rising at the same time. >> i looked at every building in the bay area. so just under a million buildings. >> reporter: tom parsons is a research geophysicist with the u.s. geological survey, the usgs. he studies how pressure builds up on the earth's crust and sinking cities. it turns out, the entire bay area sunk as much as 3 inches on average during the last century. the cause? an extra 3.5 trillion pounds of concrete and steel. >> the most dense and tallest buildings are centered in the downtown san francisco area, that's where we see the most calculated cumulative settlement. >> reporter: downtown of course is home to the infamous mil

it's always the traffic is better than russian developers come up with a brand new invention to brock, the legal trade in fake cove with vaccination policies. ah, oh hi, good morning, just going to 11 o'clock in moscow. you watching asi international. i. poland to secure sped roost deliberately escalating the migrant crisis on its border and says that several 100 people have arrived at the frontier under the full control of the bell russian authorities. this is before crossing the voltage border, a border crossing with these all that i just pictures from the better russian polish border where my grants have gathered in the hope of getting into europe. as you can see, there are at children, hey, it say at the sight, some of them very young. and the russo at disabled people to among the refugees. now monday clashes, bro, cat with border guards and gunfire was heard when crabs tried to force their way into po, ah, company, no thought you were doing. this is norma. right now. we're in bell room, a few meters away from the polish border. we're thousands of migrants from the middle east are

one was a 3 minute now fullness tell brock minish. i bet that you're more than that. i think the problem when machine it's a problem with which i could go to sleep on the phone. got it? absolutely. in the future, this is simon criminals, can use artificial intelligence to eat machine learning to actually find vulnerabilities in other, other bits of software on the network. so the, the information could definitely be active with their vulnerabilities in the software. in the same way. right now, your computer could be hijacked and your search engine to be re directed to a different website, which will give you incorrect information. ah, cities can be had connected cars can be had all the different devices now that are connected to the internet can be hack. ah, we have many against substance and it still looked on. it's linked to each other to protect the people into i sure there are using only do analyze if there's any major exit or anything to reach people and keep them safe. a bit like mm. degraded to generally a very often foundation for security and happiness and li

it'll come with a brock. i thought it was it for them the people don't go mafia. yes ma'am. about the importance of keeping your fellow for i've heard of c. c with maybe because most of those we spoke to have been robbed. women were raped me. hundreds of children are a company and their parents, human rights go say, be arrived dehydrated, and with psychological trauma. there is not enough food or water to help them after the difficult journey. even though panama says it is assisting the migrants, it is here where they arise in desperate need of help. the file reader is from venezuela. he travelled with his wife and 3 children. she still recovering from the journey towards your broken mother, valerie, for me, for one moment by me. familiar with that traveling. there's also a lot of, i'm in the you are you to setting up all us, everybody in your so, i mean, i get an amazon is as you go north carolina but and the premier via the quatre being a co put up. i do this and all your life was also good movie 50. you're gonna mean your, you're going to lean your, my labor. no, to hold

his administration more than doubled that number. bringing to over 10 trillion dollars. president brock obama then doubled it again, raising the national debt to nearly 20 trillion dollars. now in order to fully understand how the national that impacts the country, we have to look at where it stands compared to our gross domestic product. now, last year, spending and response to the pandemic brought the debt to g d p ratio to 105 percent marking its highest points in world war q. but if we go back to the 1990 s, we'll find that the ratio stood under 50 percent even dropping down to 30 percent under the clinton administration. the debt to g d p ratio was up to nearly 45 percent. by the time george w bush left office and by the and obama left off, as it had skyrocketed nearly 75 percent as the continued increase in defense spending combined with the government's response to the great recession. so who owns all of this debt? the 2 largest and these are actually right here in the united states, the social security trust fund, and the federal reserve that's public. that's the debt of the peo

i get made a trip to the island. natasha butler for calls are forced to turn back as protesters. brock road on the french caribbean island of guadalupe where anger continues to simmer. what began more than a week ago as a strike of a mandatory vaccines for health workers is now full blown demonstration against the french government. people here say they don't trust the vaccines. all politicians in paris le programmer wasn't really vocal proposal. the problems and guadalupe frontier. the cost of living is high and there is no training for young people, no jobs for the skilled. we feel totally ignored by france. they pile obligations on us without understanding us spotlight foss. demonstrators of set up blockades like this across the island, making it difficult to get around. this is the main road, the links, the 2 major pods of the islands and it is blocked. it is causing disruption, but what the protesters have done is put in place a system whereby essential goods, food and water can get through, as well as patients who need to go to hospital. despite the difficulties this paramedic sa

right to brock obama and joe biden himself. i mean, the process by which western or other interests have monetized. privatization, in many countries, your own eastern europe, western europe, this country. the process is one where politically connected people get opportunities to buy assets far under their true value and pocket the difference ultimately in selling out by an i p o to some 3rd party. this is a tactic that has been used around the world is enriched the political lead. it's a tactic that you could argue, bill clinton, hillary clinton are personally profited from many others, not just in this country. and it seems to me that after trump one in november of 2016, the folks on the inside realized, my goodness, here's a guy who was not part of that process in from the political side. he's not going to have the power to put a lot of us away. we have to kick him out. we have to do our level best to stop him from seeing what we've been doing. this sort of guilty behavior is something that a man like durham to investigate, w

david, one of the things you try, one of the things that i found interesting is that joe biden and brock obama went to virginia and campaign for terry mcauliffe. a donald trump did not go there. what is the deeper message of what you see in the shift that we saw? not only in virginia, but elsewhere around the country, you wrote about it recently in the washington post. i think what we've seen, steve is an amazing you know, i call it a manic episode in the democratic party. that because they were able to get 50 votes in the senate, the tiniest conceivable majority. it's only a majority because the vice president can pass cast designing votes in the case of a tie. so this grease or thin margin in the senate, a very small margin in the house. somehow they came in washington and started talking about joe biden as if he was going to be linden johnson in 1965, or franklin roosevelt. in 1935 presidents who had overwhelming majorities in the congress when they passed the new deal. and the great society, it seems to me again, i talk about the mystery of binding. it says if he was entranced or und

still head on al jazeera, former us president brock, obama warns of a dangerous lack of urgency in climate. so we'll have the lights from the summoning glass guy and cementing his ladyship. chinese president, change in ping that looks to secure his authority as a team meeting. it's underway in beijing. ah, well, the rainy season has star cindy around the golf, and i recorded that. probably 2 or 3 days of rain in the fall of the few showers on tuesday might be the 1st of those, particularly rand emberts. and possibly a man may be, but not very likely in qatar or bahrain. but there's more of a breeze picked up here. you notice so and to set you on degrees as a maximum by days coolant is normal. now if you follow that line of chows up through iran, the top end of it is a bit of wind to not much but some snow falling on the hills. maybe of afghanistan, beyond that, it's fairly fine. baghdad that 28 and still quite warm on 11 time coast as well. well, there is a change coming. watch what happens in the caspian still cold air coming out of western asia. this is really a winter front to get it's

had the current president joe biden here along with 1st lady joe biden previous presidents as well. brock of all the with for the 1st lady, michelle obama, george bush, who as you mentioned, he served on the, along with for the 1st lady laura bush. i'm secretary of state, we had hillary clinton for the secretary of state. we had come to lisa, right? you have the current secretary said anthony, thinking, we heard tribute, not just to him in terms of his korea, but also as a person, as a father, as a grandfather. he was you the joyce. why his son, michael, who talks about him and childhood, how he was a happy childhood and he said, you know, so and his achievements emulate his character. we had some madeline. all right, to who is his predecessor, a secretary said she was under the clinton administration, where she said, you know, we were from different sites, but we were close friends. she even gave some touching anecdotes where she talked about how one comments she made once he said, merely gave not yours. and i may all have together to remember him, the ends of his life. you know, he died

biden, who is very clearly a centrist and has been for his entire political career on the coattails of brock obama, who probably ended up being as interest tune many ways isn't willing. and able to take those steps so. so progressives in the u. s. in the left liberals and the in the, in the us are, you know, just shaking their heads. let's go ahead and make these plans not talk. what in details get rid of oil, but we don't have any plans for that yet. and we can't all just bet on having a tesla. it's very complicated, but somebody somewhere has to do something. and as they produce the energy, doesn't it? and do you think in some ways that the u. s. and the by the ministration can help swerve responsibilities a bit here by saying we're doing all we can. but look at china producing all that pollution when as one they call it is to put it, it's west and pollution is just bit off shore to, to china. to make things like i phones and other western hardware. well i just don't think that you know, something like how 26 is a or any of these cops are, are, are there obligatory at this point? i mean it

on the warning from former us president brock o'bonham about the things was like a virgin sea in climate. so it's more of those ah hello they, let's have a look at the weather in north america and it's been rather mild and settled across central areas of the us and canada. but that is going to change. it is going to turn west a and wind dea and cool across many of those central states. and that's thanks to a winter storm that's blowing into the west. it's brought some rain heavy snow to pots of british columbia. we've had warnings out for vancouver island and a lot of that snow is going to push into western areas of the u. s. a. california, oregon, and washington. and by the time we get to wednesday, gonna move across the rockies and into the plains. and as that cooler and mixes with the warm air, we are going to see some severe storms roll across the midwest. we could see some flash flooding as those torrential rains and storms come in to play. by the time getting late later in the week, it's going to move across into the great lakes. we are going to see the temperature come down in pla

f da will let you know if they get back to us. meantime, dr. reggie brock consultant position for britain's and i just things vaccine development has fallen victim to corporate greed by the has full made this by no means the 1st time that i've been found to be acting in a way in which you can really say that the commercial interest is compromising bay to nicole and research objectivity and judgment. what this really shows that it's been develop above the acceptable speed of signs of a that of course, that of the applied more people to the trial. they could of adequate stuff around the trial in the appropriate way and as a constant commercial pressure, even with a sub contractor to make a profit. so, to have fewest off and generate results more quickly and cut corners in this way, commercial interests is pressuring, you know, what would be the best way to treat the pandemic. and the best way to develop the drug in the u. s. continues to register around $90000.00 cove infections per day, the world's highest. right. and that's despite the government's all out efforts to get people vaccinated o

by pro democracy activist demonstrators has set up barricades and brock street to denounce any power sharing arrangements with the military. hey, morgan has a latest from cartoon. the professional association, the body that has spearheaded calls for protests, have called on people to participate in general strikes and to be. and that is to say that asked for people to stay at home and stay away from work to show the army that they don't want to be control. and they don't want to work under military rule . now we've been driving on the street of how to some of the main roads, i protested, have been asked to set the barricades to reduce the movement and show their process with peaceful ways. but many of those main street are actually open. and what you can see going around driving around, hard to me, is just the remnants of those barricades which have been removed by the military asper some protested, but some have also been removed by civilian themself. processes have reported that the police and security forces have use force to open bills, barricades that was set up concrete blocks

but with the, the electorate also voted for brock obama twice. ok, twice. ok, so christopher, you want to jump in here to change history? i want i love i d, i'm a trained historian. that's what i did in grad school. okay. i know history and i know the history of the united states very well, and i want people to know about the worst and most painful parts of our history. but to, to, to parallel to people. you know, saying this is your fault. just as gina. gen said 5 generations, this place, i mean people don't take well to that. let's get christopher and the conversation. go ahead christopher. yeah. and, and look as the only person on this, ah, on this discussion who's actually taught critical race theory in law. i actually concret gray, fearing how to go look ok. ok. so i taught it in law school because that's where, ah true critical race theory is taught law students fairly good. even pass with a b minus relative to that. but once again, let me say that from the democratic standpoint, if the issue look at what the parents said, you can call it critical rac

but she was a point in $20011.00 by president brock obama prior to that served associate white house council and special assistant to president obama. seeing this is a case which involves politicians. i also mentioned that maureen comi james coleman's daughter, is the lead prosecutor. in this case, do you think it would be better to move to assign a judge that has a little or no political ties? or does that not exist in federal court anymore, especially in this district? well, particularly in this case, she has been on this particular case from the beginning. she understands this case in terms of the judge here from the very beginning. i think it would have been the wrong decision to move it in the hands of another judge. i think that maxwell will get a fair trial. her defense is sticking to the line of this is a case about memory manipulation and money. are they planning to attack the victim's credibility in the sense that the victims are or have been seeking millions of dollars from the epstein compensation fund. they're going to focus on their belief that their memories could have

and let me just also remind people that both brock obama and bill clinton, both were very low approval numbers. they lost at the mid terms, and yet they had successful reelections. i normally is probably gonna do everything you can to make sure that doesn't happen a 3rd time. thank you both for joining me. okay, so when you think of bees buzzing around, beautiful flowers usually come to mind, but a new study found a different species of bees that are more like vultures. art correspondent natasha sweet. explain more humans may have quite a variety when it comes to dietary choices. who knew that some bees preferred raw meat over nectar? it may sound bizarre, but researchers say the diet and dead animal has enabled this species of bees to survive. researchers haven't dove into the significance of got bacteria over the years. supplements like probiotics have skyrocketed as a healthy god has been linked to better health. when you study looks into the good health of bees after fighting a species and that dines solely on raw meat instead of nectar. a team of entomologists from the university

changes, depending on who the president is, just like president trump roll back a lot of promises that brock obama may have politicized, says this issue in india. major modi's not going to be prime minister forever or these goals that will be carried forward. but so far it's not really a very political issue in india for, for most people, air pollution is a bigger issue than, than climate change is in terms of perception. so yeah, and that's, and that's not a major political issue, but it probably will become a major political issue as we see more and more impacts of the yard it almost everyone in the country will be back to it. so it may become a major issue. so yeah, that is a major problem. but again, one of the things that i think we've missed discussing showed is also in which is related to what we have said about finance. that it is imperative that the developed countries delivered on finance at cop $26.00. they haven't delivered yet on their commitments on the badass agreement. and it's vital for countries developing countries, including india, india find itself in a very complicated

milwaukee da's office released a statement saying it should not have recommended such a low bail for brock. they've now launched an internal review into the decision for r t. i molly barrows? to join me now to discuss this tragedy and the motive behind the driver. we bring in retired jeopardy, marshall, matthew, fog and ed martin publisher, a pro american report dot com. thanks for joining me gentlemen. to be with you. horrible, horrible tragedy to see. and it obviously affected a lot of people in wisconsin state that's already been unfortunately going through some, some situations and different issues over the year. matthew, i want to start with you because right now we're ready searching for the motive. and it is as simple as he got and he was going to gun down a woman, or is there more to this, you know, and do you think this had anything to do as it was alleged by one of the activists with one of, with a group that this had something to do with the acquittal of cow written house 2 days. busy before well, it's hard to say, i mean, we know that america is a powder keg when it comes down