reporter: picturesque byron bay has a problem.eturn of tourists is being celebrated by the industry, many residents priced out of the market during the pandemic can no longer make ends meet. host: forests play a crucial role for our planet. they regulate the climate -- wooded areas are cooler and more moist than elsewhere. and every year they also absorb around two billion tons of co2 from the atmosphere. forests span just under a third of the world's surface. the largest of these areas are in the northern hemisphere and near the equator. rainforest boast huge biodiversity, including large animals like forest elephants and gorillas, through to insects and fungi. despite this, every year, around 10 million hectares of forest are cut down or burnt. that's an area the size of iceland. our reporter a.b. rodhial falah travelled to the island of borneo, where large areas of rainforest have already disappeared. reporter: farmer linga kasan is heading to a forest on the island of borneo. in recent years, he's planted around 1000 trees on

like said dream in byron bay. the town has 10000 residents, but many more tourists had some stay on. the place is a magnet for the hip and wealthy. those able to sit out the pandemic or other crises under the australian sun. a while some enjoyed the quiet during the pandemic. others were bearing the full brunt of what byron's mer calls a housing crisis. seeing a huge move from the cities to the regions and 10. so that means more pressure on housing. more people despised harhouse prices, higher rental costs getting behind getting the job, the harper. and once you had that, you find you get a house and my problem. now, if you've got a job, maybe it's meaningless. you are unique in this be a really well paid job. mikaela bailey has just finished one job, but it's on her way to the next. after her shift at a cafe, she works at this take away food job. double duty means job. the stress i got their stiff competition for jobs, for employers. it's cheaper to pay several temporary workers than $1.00 fixed employee mikaela

i mean, for byron, you never get anything cheaper. especially, you'll never get anything that price where you have the bit of your own place and i think so you can't afford a flat or even a room together. yeah. if possible, you wouldn't find it to start with. and then if you did, i mean it will just be hundreds of dollars away. i'm and i'm guessing is not pointing to have a look. i would say $4500.00 a week. after a meal from the soup kitchen, the day comes to an early end. he doesn't complain because he's aware that others are even worse off. after that, there's nothing to do would lie down and wait for morning and hopefully better times. ah, but for those with money, we're just passing through. like said, dream in byron bay, the town has 10000 residents, but many more tourists had some stay on. the place is a magnet for the hip and wealthy. those able to sit out the pandemic or other crises under the australian sun. a while some enjoyed the quiet during the pandemic. others were bearing the full brunt of what byron's mer calls a hou

not so talented and the same works of romanticism, for example pushkin, can easily be replaced by byron pushkin who said that he studied to everyone, in fact, in every russian work. is it dostoevsky’s er, raskolnikov, what kind of woman would he be, because he saw only two horns, so that one could be either a murderer or a victim , that is, the russian mentality even then did not envisage other options for being free it is the responsibility of each person to simply live, and this is what is being removed, that is, all russian authors from the course of foreign literature regarding gogol , actually there was a discussion about how to do it correctly in the course of ukrainian literature, taras bulba has already been included a long time ago, but for example, the night before christmas, the auditor, or dead souls which in fact, they make fun of the russian empire, like revisor or dead souls, respectively. the adapted translation included a course in ukrainian literature as a frying pan skovoroda wrote to any town morals and rights, i.e., the belief that he used at that time and now, but

in washington examiner correspondent fox news contributor byron york.hank you both for joining me let me start with you. president biden came out friday evening he condemned this ruling and he said interestingly, not only will it take back 150 years he said it was taken away a right. a rare example about limiting right but taking away rights. a lot of people disagree with that. a lot of people say it was a 73 ruling that found the right that didn't exist in the first place. what's your view. >> the president did kickoff the 2022 midterm row campaign in his remarks. you're right about taking away a right. this ruling while it was stunning because actually happen was not stunning and it's content for anybody who has followed thinking on the right the last 50 years. this ruling is a distillation of what we seen with the basic point being that abortion is obviously not an enumerated right in the constitution it is not in the constitution at all this is something that has been a commonplace on the right and we had 50 years of fighting from pro-life forces to

byron, sit tight for a second. post" reporter saying stop complaining about inflation. just stop talking about it. want your reaction to this. watch. >> there are americans who did extremely well in the last two years in the market. you still have your job. yeah, it is costing you more for gas, guess what, you will take the holiday, 4th of july vacation. you can still need out. i need you to calm down and back off, it feeds into this fear. >> i hear republican, oh, it is bidens policies led to the inflation. i know it's a lie. >> we have a very strong economy. unemployment is very low. consumer spending is increasing. but inflation is up, prices are up on almost everything and it is overshadowing a winning economy. how do you manage that? >> this economy moving in the right direction. it is not perfect. there are inflation concern here, but a lot of things to be very, very grateful for. elizabeth: byron, everyone stay quiet about the cost of groceries, gas going up for blue-collar and middle class workers? everythi

, again, looking at byron and pushkin.elieve that mushkin is better, this is wrong, this is a complex installed through the show. in fact, worldview changes are possible in such a deep way. worldview changes are possible only through the education system, through the system of school education and higher education. well, this is not some kind of mass propaganda for a totalitarian society, but the school needs to be reoriented, it needs to be rid of these imbalances, and then in some time there will be a generation that will not have these eh i have made such mistakes in a row and will look at the world with different eyes with a free view . such a story, i don't know, maybe you have seen this photo on facebook. at the end of february, a russian soldier left an inscription on the wall of a building in the destroyed gostomel airfield, and this is a quote from gogol's taras bulba, the words of taras that he says to his to son andrii well, son, did your lies help you , if you google it, kill these words in google, you will imm

now bonus like a champions, byron munich, are locked in a battle of wills with robert levon dusky over his desire to leave the club after 8 years in munich, during which, by one the title, 8 times the star striker is believed to have an offer in place. to join barcelona in an interview published on monday, the 33 year old said quote, i want to leave byron. the problem is that the bavarian club have the polish international under contract for another season. and i don't want to let him go. 2020 u. s. masters champion dust and johnson has resigned from the american pga golf tour to join the new saudi bagged live series. mr. johnson is the highest rank to player to join the controversial breakaway tournament series. the former world number one says he still plans to play in the 4 major events, but he's unlikely to be allowed to do that. the live series starts in london this month, and the final event will be hosted at a course owned by mr. donald trump right now, all bill i reside before i let you go remind her of our top story this. our russian says it's forces have taken all residential

we'll find out why he's expected to be crucial for byron's future. let's take a quick look at some of the other stories making headlines at this hour to the excuse me, major flooding has force the evacuation of tens of thousands of people in southern china with more rain expected water levels in the pearl river delta have reached the highest level in almost a century, parts of one dung province. schools and officers have close amid rising waters and the threat of land slides. gary and prime minister carol pet coff has lost a confidence vote in parliament over his physical and economic policies. had called the government took office in december after 3 elections in the space of one year. it's interest party now has a 2nd and last chance form a coalition. if not, there could be new elections. protesters class with security forces in ecuador, capital, kito, on the 10th consecutive day of protest, thousands of indigenous ecuadorian to take into the streets in response to a hiking fuel prices and the rise and living costs. at least 2 people died in previo

come, glory, last year, byron will pay around $41000000.00 euros for the star. the 30 rolls could end up replacing robert levant dorski. if the poll gets his wish to leave, the german champions update office hours, stay tuned for the business headlines that's coming up next with she's up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program online d, w dot com highlights in many countries. education is still a privilege, hummadi is one of the main causes some young children work in mind. jobs instead of going to class others can attend classes only after they finish working. really ends of children all over the world can't go to school. we ask why? because education makes the world more just make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, a little bit of breathing room for american drivers. that's what biden officials are calling the president's pitch to suspend federal and state gas taxes for the coming 3 months. critics call it an election year gimmick will speak with our respondents in new york also on the show, there's not much room to breathe in airports at

last year, byron will pay around $41000000.00 euros for the star. 30 year olds could end up replacing robert levant dorski. if the call gets his wish to leave the chairman ins update office hours, stay tuned. for the business has lines, as can be a max with she's up to date, don't miss our highlights. the d w program online, d w dot com highlight.

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byron york chief political correspondent.d jonathan swan of political reporter for axios. jonathan, let me start with you. obviously that new information in the past few minutes kind of changes the dynamic of at least one of those stories your thoughts on the testimony today and what it means big picture? >> well, it was the most explosive testimony we have heard so far in the committee. there was story after story. you know, the throwing the food at the wall, the secret service car, et cetera, et cetera. but, the really important thing to pointed out about the secret service story which is the most serious of anything laid out today that the president would physically lunge at the secret service to get them to go to the capitol that is second hand and she was explicit about that. she wasn't in that car. so, it raises questions about why the committee knowing it was second hand testimony would not present their firsthand corroboration together with that second hand testimony because she gave her testimony, second hand testimo

byron, you are first. >> my winner this week is johnny depp. to win and he lost there. so there was no way in the world he could win here but he did. my loser is janet yellen treasury secretary has become the biden administration's designated scapegoat for inflation. she confessed that she didn't take it seriously enough last year. now, if only president biden will say the same thing. >> bret: juan, winner and loser? >> well, my winner, i think, it's pretty clearly michael sussmann, hillary clinton's former lawyer in the 2016 campaign who was acquitted this week by a jury. john durham the special counsel charged that he had lied to the fbi and may have been working for the clinton campaign when he said he was not. the jurors basically said, you know, this case never should have been brought. it was political, you know messaging all about but not really a matter of lying. i had for a loser, bret, i had had the voters of pennsylvania for not being able to select their republican senate primary winner but your news took me out. but, let me just sa

i agree with both byron and leslie.out january 6th. it's going to be about some of the testimony that former trump officials that you can about that shows this wasn't just organic but preplanned. that was a whole lot of activity going on at the highest levels trying to prepare for a moment to overturn the 2020 election. >> bret: yeah. we will cover it all. all aspects of it. we will also cover everything dealing with this guy with brett kavanaugh. panel, thank you so much. ♪? just over an hour, join martha mccallum and me live for special coverage of the first "primetime" hearing from the house select committee investigating the january 6th capitol right. we will be live on fox business network from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. that coverage is also available on all broadcasts affiliates; in other words, we are providing that feed and it will be live streamed on foxnews.com and fox nation as well no. restrictions or pay walls. so you can check it out there. tucker, sean, and lara will be on at their regular times and we will be d

again, and uh, looking at byron and pushkin, they won't uh think that pushkin is better, this is wrongis is a complex installed through the school. in fact, worldview changes are a possibility of such deep worldview changes are possible only through the education system through the system of school education of higher education well, of course , the same is true through the sunday space, but the action there will be selective, because again, this is not some kind of mass propaganda for a totalitarian society . rid it of these imbalances, and then in some time a generation will appear that will not have these e-e posts of these complexes and will look at the world with different eyes with a free view. thank you, and look, i have one more thing . to ask you, i'll start with a story about the fact that through gogol, the investigation communicates with us. is there such a story ? i don't know, maybe you saw this photo on facebook. taras bulba is the words of taras that he says to his son andrii well, my son, your fools helped you , if you google it, kill these words in google, you will im

the byron highway is closed. closed between camino diablo and byron hot springs road because p genies repairing a power pole that was taken down in a deadly crash last night. so if you're on the byron highway, there's going to be a closure and it's going to be a way to get around it. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. and the approach to it. this is a look. pardon me. the approach to the toll plaza on 80. and then you can see the actual toll plaza here. it is backed up, which is typical to getting into san francisco. no major issues. if you'd rather use the same mateo bridge that looks slow. it's pretty slow heading all the way across and then on the peninsula, there is a crash northbound wanted peninsula avenue. they're moving it to the side. but traffic is already slow. if you're driving up and down the peninsula i would use to 80 instead. 7 17. what about today's weather? here's the man who knows cooler cooler cooler, sal little bit of fog out there. not a lot. there's some cemetery coast wasn't a lot on t

joining us now florida congressman byron donalds. making jokes about putin.ormative, kind of elevating the debate they're. your reaction to the president and g7 talking a price cap on russia's oil to starve russia out of its revenues it is using to finance the war in ukraine? here is the thing, congressman. it is already backfiring. oil is going up anyway. it could create loss of supply. why didn't they do it before with iran or venezuela? >> first of all it is not going to work. if it was going to work they would have done it first. you can't put a cap on oil because the rest of the world will trade it on dollar value. president putin will sell oil to a country and think will cap him? you think that will work? they're making record profits with respect to oil because they're selling oil to other countries not participating in the sanctions this is political foolishness from people who frankly do not understand how economies work. who do not know how to deal with somebody like vladmir putin. elizabeth: to your point, u.s. consumer sentiment, looking at the un

eduard karlitsa has evidence that ecuador defender byron castillo is colombian, so he had the right to play for the ecuador national team. the lawyer found castillo's birth certificate, which indicates that he was born in november ninety eighth year in the colombian city of tumac. they are in ecuador, as it was announced, valencia announced the appointment of the famous italian football player jonar gattusa as the new head coach of the team . his salary will be 3 million euros for the 2006 world champion season. last summer, he signed a contract with fiorentina but worked at the italian club for only 2 weeks due to a disagreement with management over transfer strategy. the world figure skating championship will undergo major changes in the near future. the congress of the international skating union decided to increase the number of participants in the world championship by introducing a qualifying round. the adopted introduction will increase the number of competitive days from 7:00 to 8 successful performances at the previous world championship and will allow you to compete in the ma

byron york, and syndicated radio host hugh hewitt.istration had to say and that final line family household balance sheets remain strong. but let's look at our brand new fox news polling. what's a problem for your family? gas prices 90 percent said yes. grocery prices 88%. utility costs 81%. healthcare costs. the list goes on. hugh, there is some disconnect between what the house is saying about the health of our economy and how real americans actually feel in their own lives about it. >> shannon disconnect is charitable. i remember in march of the first year of the biden presidency, he brought in all the presidential historians to talk about fpr. and they spent two hours talking about how to be fdr. they ought to talk about how to avoid being hoover. thee are hoover like numbers and headed towards 19 # 0 and 1932 style election for joe biden it's been a rough week. >> shannon: he in talking to the associated press, admits that and acknowledges that. covid-19 plan was fully to blame for inflation reaching this 40 year high calling tha

let's see how byron and cordaroy's is doing now. on "shark tank" and give up 58% of my business. but since partnering with lori, she has taken me to levels that i never even dreamed of. the orders came pouring in. in less than 8 months, we've done over $3 million in sales. those aren't projections. those are real numbers. this might just be the ultimate gift this holiday season. we recently debuted cordaroy's on qvc, and sales went through the roof. we did about $25,000 per minute, and we oversold our inventory by 50%. they slapped us with a big "sold out" sign, and it was the best night of my life. hi, byron! hey, lori! working with lori greiner has been amazing. it seems like she never stops working, yet she always answers the phone. she's the perfect business partner. i have great news for you today. we just got another order for half a million dollars! holy cow! yeah! roll up your sleeves, because you're gonna be really busy. i had a pretty successful business prior to going on "shark tank," so i just wasn't sure if it was the r

my name has completed his move from liverpool to byron munich. manet is one of africa's most successful players and his signing is a major got for the german champions. the 3rd year old continues a long tradition of african players in the boonies sleeva, and he could finish up replacing the great proper elephant off ski. the moment by immunity fans have been waiting for sat your money introduced as a buy and player. it's a big deal for the bond as the and african football. he's quit the meg, a rich english premier league in his prime unchosen, germany, or speaker with the club. we do the coach and as well as c z holz holz, or in to see the 2 whole how good there. because of course, i'm always watching, not the only buddhist league about the specially tempest expression when barnes bay . and no, no doubt it is one of the best sir club in the world. the 30 year old, who helped senegal to african nations cook glory last year said he had over big authors, but quickly settled on by and he won the premier league and champions league in his time at liverpool. his contract situation in england

byron airport, 38 lime ridge, walnut creek, 35.bay, 350.30 vallejo 30 and conquered buchanan even with the south wind of 24 mph oakland airport said about west southwest 22 cooler for all big fog bank drizzle coast and bay. sunny, breezy to windy, inland and cooler. santa rosa conquered menlo park, east san jose. those arrows are all heading down 72 to 78 degrees west southwest wind, travis 31 to 35 that will do it. that'll take it all the way out to the sacramento valley when it's that strong fifties on the temps low mid to upper but i these are probably going to be about the lows. i think we're just stuck because there's too much cloud cover, although woodside at 48 atherton and 50 menlo park, 50 to san carlos, also at 52 pacifica as well. so there's some cool readings and when you combine that with the wind, and that makes for a cool morning or overcast morning, fog bases have lifted that allows that fog to make a huge march inland, which is not something inland areas have had much of this month. when do you times cooler clouds

i'm pretty sure, byron, i would love your analysis. when 85% of americans agree that the country is going in the wrong direction, is much broader than row will be that is about inflation and cultural wars, crime, immigration. all these things that are leading people to feel like the country is certainly on the wrong track. >> much, much broader. 85% is a huge number. if you look at what is called the right track or wrong track number over the years, usually actually the majority of americans think that country is on the wrong track. we are kind of a dissatisfied people. for getting 85% is amazing. i got the 80% in the worst days of the pandemic. it was about 75% during the financial crisis from 2008 until 2011. 85% is absolutely huge. i think most people would say, it's mostly a reflection of the increase in the cost of living. americans are having a very difficult time doing the basic things they have to do witches eat and get around. inflation has been terrible on the price of food and of course on the price of energy. i think that i

it happened not far from the byron airport.estigators say a car and an suv collided just south of camino diablo. investigators say the driver of an accurate was swerving across the narrow highway just before the collision. the two vehicles struck each other kind of semi head on, which caused the suburban to lose control over the side of road strike a poor, causing a pool to go down. the nine people were in that suburban, including the person who died for other passengers were treated for moderate injuries. the chp thinks they were all farm workers heading to one of the farms in brentwood. the driver of the accurate tried to run away, but the chp tracked him down. byron highway was closed for almost four hours during the investigation and during the period where that toppled poll was removed. state utility regulators are proposing pg and e pay $12 million in fines for mishandling planned power shutoffs now the california public utilities commission wants to penalize pg and e and other power companies in the state for multiple vi

my name is jim byron. thank you. welcome to the nixon library. my name is jim byron. thank you. i am the president and ceo of the richard nixon foundation. it is my pleasure to welcome you here this evening. we have a truly terrific evening in store for you. let me begin by welcoming some special guests, starting with larry higbie, who is a member of the board of directors of the russian nixon foundation, and sandy when, a member of the board and a former president of the nixon foundation. colonel jack grand, a marine military aid to president nixon and his chief of staff in the san clemente years, judge jim rogin. thank you for being here, sir. jean hernandez, the mayor of the great city of -- thank you for being here. i want to welcome -- [inaudible] her colleague, dr. liu connector, who is the james h. kavanaugh chair in presidential studies, which is a new program at chapman university. we are joined by the dean of students, doctor jerry price, as well. a new program that the -- we are really excited about that. thank you all for being here. i want to thank all of our presid

. >> joining us tonight congressman byron donalds. this is a huge issue for families it gets scarier bloomberg news is reporting ten states have out of stock rated 90% in arizona, mr. b, california, nevada, tennessee, rhode island, louisiana, florida, and washington, georgia the hardest hit. 94%. we were reporting and saying we had gotten up to roughly 70%. but this is really significant. people just want to feel safe in this country the just want to feel they can put food on the table and make sure their kids have what they needed. your thoughts on what is happening? >> looked a gotten say this is an abject disaster for so many families in our country. i have three sons they are no longer formula age. but when they were buying formula something is critically important for their nutrition. to have a situation you cannot environment nourishment your baby needs is a scary proposition for any parent. this administration once again was blind to the reality of what's going on in the real world. they are so caught up in their polling issue

mayor byron brown, thank you so much for taking the time to be with us today. cases are five times higher now than they were last year, with more than 100,000 infections a day. from "new york times" during the omicron wave, death rates soared for older people. from axios, omicron is outrunning the vaccines designed to fight it. so how effective are they the more this virus changes and, of course, these new subvariants. >> certainly if we compare ourselves to the unvaccinated, you are truly more vaccinated in any regard, as far as reduction in infection, reduction in hospitalization and death, but i think we need to steer away from saying is the vaccine any less or more effective, and recognize when we had the vaccines originally, we also have masks and mitigaing factors. due to our limiting social interactions, and that has greatly changed over the last few years, if not few months. >> this is particularly scary for older americans. the "new york times" report, quote -- almost many americans 65 and older died in four months of the omicron surge, as in six month

justice byron white called this an exercise and broad judicial power. the alito majority opinion issued today a couple of hours ago, at long last recognizes the need for elected representatives at the local and federal level to take the action about abortion. hopefully it will be on the side of protection and what kathleen morris rogers said there's a bill that is an accidental -- existential threat to the lives and dignity of unborn children. it would allow abortion through perth -- the birth and eliminate every policy from women's rights to no laws to parental notification statutes throughout the entire country . it passed down twice last -- a past the house last september. everyone of us spoke against it. it is pending in the senate. while this is a major step forward, it also means we are in an area where we've got to fight even harder to defend these innocent children. as i think all of you know with ultrasound the visibility of an unborn child is more visible than ever before. the other side says it's not a human being but what is it you're watchi

my name is jim byron. thank you. welcome to the nixon library. my name is jim byron. thank you. i am the president and ceo of the richard nixon foundation. it is my pleasure to welcome you here this evening. we have a truly terrific evening in store for you. let me begin by

byron airport.me bridge, walnut creek, travis pay point, vallejo conquered all between 24 45 mph overnight cooler for all and i do mean all even up in the lake county. big fog bank drizzle coast and bay. sunny breezy to windy and cooler . santa rosa conquered mental park, east san jose, all heading down 77 78 72 74. i think the zeroes keep going down at least until saturday. fifties on the temps. they are stuck only 1 60 here and that's brentwood 61, but that's cool for them. 51 center fell, my sunnyvale made it down about 50 to 53 another 58. this low is going to deepen along the coast. i mean, something you don't usually see into june, going into the fourth. but that's what we have. wendy at times. clouds will increase sunday. that's high in mid level clouds, not just fog. the main message, though, is cooler for the entire state, even out to sacramento valley in the san joaquin valley. by the way, truckee this morning dip to 34 degrees. so if you are going to the mountains, there will be lows in t

left without the world cup in the frame and this is due to the possibly fake passport of the defender byronsuspicion about a football player appeared back in 2017, and two years later he was publicly accused of forging documents for the first time. since then, the defender has not played for any ecuadorian national teams, however, last august , the head coach of the national team, gustova, alfar, still called castiles, and he managed to play the eighth match of the south american selection in may, the chilean football federation filed an official complaint with the fifan lawyer claims to have provided evidence on the finishing of documents. if this is true, then in fact castili was born in colombia in 1995 and only at the age of 14 moved to edward. during the course, it requires that ecuador be credited with technical defeats in all matches involving the bone of years, if this happens , it is the chilean team that will go to the world cup, and fifa will announce its decision tomorrow. in the nhl, the semi-final series tampa rangers moved to new york with a tie of 2.2 a little higher at the

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justice byron white at the time called that an exercise in raw judicial power.he alito majority opinion issued today, a couple hours ago, at long last recognizes the need for elected representatives at the local and federal level to take the action to about abortion. hopefully, it will be on the side of protection. as cathy mcmorris rodgers said, there is a law pending that is the threat to the lives of unborn babies. it will allow abortion right until birth and would eviscerate every single modest, pro-life policy from women's rights to no law to parental notification statutes throughout the whole country. it passed the house last september. every one of us voted and spoke against it. and it's pending in the senate. so, while this is a major step forward, it is it also means we are in an area where we've got to fight even harder to defend these innocent children. again, as i think all of you know, with ultrasound, the visibility of an unborn child is more apparent than ever before. the other side says it's not a human being. what is it you're watching? when mot

joining us tonight, congressman darrell issa, dan bishop, byron donalds plus forbes media chairman stevebes. also oil pro flim phil flynn, tomi lahren and mike howell why did it take so long for the justice department to get protection for supreme court justices after the attempt on judge kavanaugh? why did 27 democrats vote against it. deneighbors detail harrassment out of the judge's home. the left excoriates the course in a new line of attack. the president flip-flops on saudi arabia. media silence he takes the same position as trump on saudi arabia. the president is going to saudi arabia to bell for more oil but not letting the u.s. produce our own. another hunter biden bombshell. startling potential national security threat. we got the audio you cannot miss. house speaker pelosi's legacy is under siege and on the line. reports of hundreds of illegal border-crossers seriously injuring themselves falling off of the border wall. fentanyl driving record overdoses in a growing number of u.s. states. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: okay, welcome

an enemy of russia not the english people, not english culture will catch shakespeare no not lord byronearning that he became an englishman no. no, no, no, but a certain leaf, with which she is proud that she contributed the patriarch sanctions list. well, this is how to understand, that is, the persecution of christians suits. this is an illiterate , insignificant creature who imagines himself to be the minister of foreign affairs, what countries that had already betrayed the faith because of the lust of their king and as a result, anglicanism appeared. that is, what is it at all, and now she imagines herself unknown by whom she is trying to arrange persecution? on the most holy patriarch, that is, is the rhinestone declaring a religious war on russia to all orthodoxy, and most importantly - this is what megalomania should be in this poorly educated, but graduated from a decent educational institutions of a citizen, and the tatars and before the mongols did not have such phantasmagoric impudence. what did she think to herself? who is she anyway? she can go down in history only by what

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but byron, your reaction to that ?st of all, jamie raskin should be ashamed of himself.se therelf are plenty of witness testimony that they've beenim taking. they've been at this for aboutse a year now. they won't release it. get peoe they won't call two people in .i listen, like i said, an oversight last year we had mr.. miller, who was the acting head of dod, he testified under oath that donald trump authorized national guard troops on january 4th. they've yet to bring in capitolc police who were responsible for a lot of this stuff.of but why don't they call us some of the people who might have been in the room at the time? they don't wantun to do that because it unravels their narrative. and that's what jamie raskin is after. this is the third impeachment. this is the political impeach t impeachment because they couldn't get the job done. the previous two times. and one person who diedy that day with ashley babbitt and she was shott and died instantly. i guess we're trying to get through that door. but she wasn't ar

the only dissenters byron white appointed by kennedy and william rehnquist appointed by nixon.casey from 1992. it's even more dramatic. you have five justices in the majority, all five justices were appointed by republicans. think about that. think how different that is from our politics today. all five justices for abortion rights, harry blackmun who wrote roe versus wade, sandra day o'connor, anthony kennedy and david souter made up the majority. again, there was only one democratic appointee on the supreme court in 1992, and he voted against abortion rights. >> you're talking about the disappearance of moderate republicans but also have centrist democrats like byron white who also don't seem to be -- >> abortion did not used to be the polarizing political issue it was. when john paul stevens was nominated two years after roe v. wade in his confirmation hearings he wasn't asked a question about abortion. it wasn't the big issue that it is today. okay. now we go to the draft opinion. obviously we don't know for sure this is the final opinion in the case that may very well wind

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here again, byron pitts. >> shots fired. >> i need a supervisor on the scene. >> reporter: just daysd in philadelphia -- >> somebody got [ bleep ] shot. >> reporter: there was a mass shooting at the city's iconic south street, killing three and injuring 11. >> multiple people shot. >> reporter: 19-year-old quani thorpe, a member of level up, was there. >> you just hear it, they just start shooting. i got pushed into like this bar, like this security guy was grabbing kids, pushing them, getting them in the bar for safety. >> reporter: the next day he learned his cousin, alexis, 27 years old, was one of the three people killed that night. >> it still blows my mind, like how can you not be here? i still call her phone, still text her, just to hear her voice message. everybody say the world is a better place or the world should be a better place. why not make it a better place? why not stop the violence? >> reporter: but for the city's top leaders -- >> yesterday was a dark day for philadelphia. >> reporter: solutions are few and far between. >> this act of violence is obviously no refle