erick: georgia attorney general chris carr. [applause] att. gen. carr: thank you. erick: so, we can't actually do this conference without some great sponsors and organizations. one of my concerns, look, i don't want to pick fights with people, but for example, tariffs are a terrible idea that we used to learn, like, if we are going to apply them to an enemy, maybe, but to replace the income tax with a tariff, we know how much it would generate and it would actually cause inflation. there are fights on the right that i think -- it's good to have the conversations, but we know the ideas, and there are lots of rate groups on the right -- great groups on the right to have stood up and said we need to rethink these things. we need to have a voice. we need to actually be engaged on the right in conversations about good public policy and where we can head in order to engage. we had a lot of great groups, and you will have to forgive me, because i am making sure i am on track here. normally i have a paper schedule. i forgot to grab one. yes, we do have a break after patric

. >> a few blocks down the road at kimono dave, david carr says they've seen a similar trend. carr, whose store is largely inspired by burning man, says the event accounts for a significant portion of their overall revenue. >> anywhere between 25 and 40%, depending on what products you have in stock and you know how well business is going. >> carr tells me. while he attributes some of the slowdown to the bad press that surrounded last year's gathering, he also thinks there are more factors. he says the slowing economy has hit attendance at festivals around the country. carr says with the week still to go until burning man kicks off, he's optimistic sales will pick up over the coming days. >> it would impact, you know, everything. it would mostly impact, like, what am i able to invest in moving forward? what new projects can i do? what new designs do i have ready to go? >> as for daetz, he says he couldn't be more excited for this year's burn. ready to get back to the true roots of what the festival is meant to be about sharing in that suffering with the community and transcend

. >> a few blocks down the road at kimono dave, david carr says they've seen a similar trend. carr, whose store is largely inspired by burning man, says the event accounts for a significant portion of their overall revenue. >> anywhere between 25 and 40%, depending on what products you have in stock. and you know how well business is going. >> carr tells me he attributes some of the slowdown to the bad press that surrounded last year's gathering. he also thinks there are more factors. he says the slowing economy has hit attendance at festivals around the country. carr says with the week still to go until burning man kicks off, he's optimistic sales will pick up over the coming days. >> it would impact, you know, everything. it would mostly impact, like, what am i able to invest in moving forward? what new projects can i do? what new designs do i have ready to go? >> as for daetz, he says he couldn't be more excited for this year's burn. ready to get back to the true roots of what the festival is meant to be about sharing in that suffering with the community and transcending it

. >> reporter: the owner dave carr says he's seeing signs of business picking up after a slow start to the burning man season. >> sales have been down this year, period, for everyone that does anything that i do, everything related to festival culture. it's been down. major music festivals around the country have been struggling, canceling or postponing. >> reporter: carr is not the only business owner noticing slow sales. >> as of this weekend, the world is going to come or not. >> reporter: buti at piedmont boutique has been in business 52 years and she says 20% of her business depends on burning man sales. most of the pieces are made in-house and she has unique and practical items for any burner. >> the purpose of those is as you're going through the playa dust, which is like talcum powder, it sweeps it away from falling into your shoes. >> reporter: with ten days left until the start of burning man, businesses are prepping and hoping for a busy week ahead. for an event that centers around art, these boutiques have given burners the essentials for the event and it's given businesses

vianey: i had a chance to connect with executive director and co-founder, courtenay carr.ays watching her daughter grow up, and not having a stem background herself, she looked for organizations that could provide that. now, when she didn't see many options, scientific adventures for girls came to life. now, this program offers afterschool stem programs starting at tk through sixth grade, with a special focus on low-income families and communities of color. their efforts have been noticed across the us, they were recently chosen as one of the national stem leaders in two of the most recent events at the white house called summit on stemm equity and excellence, and propelling progress and prosperity by 2050. and here are some of the key takeaways. courtenay carr heuer: this was something that, we specifically promoted, was title i schools across the nation should have high quality stem education in the afterschool space, so that all children can start early, and especially in elementary school, and often, to engage them in stem. vianey: i also asked cortenay about their app

. >> reporter: owner dave carr says he is seeing signs of business picking up after what has been a slowthe burning man season. >> sales have been down this year, period, for everyone that does anything that i do. everything related to festival culture has been down. major music festivals around the country have been struggling, canceling, or postponing. >> reporter: carr is not the only business owner noticing slow sales. >> as of this weekend, the world will come or not. >> reporter: buti at piedmont boutique has been in business 52 years and says 20% of her business depends on burning man sales. most of the pieces are made in-house and she has unique and practical items for any burner. >> the purpose of those is as you're going through the playa dust which is like talcum powder, it sweeps it away from falling into your shoes. >> reporter: with ten days left until the start of burning man, businesses are prepping and hoping for a busy week ahead. for an event that centers around art, these boutiques have given burners the social medias for the event and it's given businesses a venue to

it's like serious that's actual thing that is happening to us or to carr morris was charged with treason and sentence to 25 years in prison for speaking out against russia's invasion of ukraine. now he's free, and so is the only i have seen who was sentenced for reporting and brushing military atrocities. despite the ordeal in russian prisons, the message they sent was want of determination to make russia a better place even from abroad. i am a citizen of russia. i am the russian politician. i am the rest of the patriot. my goal is to have a free, unhappy russian. this is what i dedicated my life for, and i'm going to continue to do that dedicated my life for russia. andre football for of had been do since 2021 again and again, he tried to run in elections while he is now also a free man. he reminded the public that others are less fortunate. those types of people that are still in russian prisons and the they have to suffer 10 of the conditions. and i think they would be happy to hear that it's possible to be saved. wealth of men's release as a when for diplomacy. it is also fueling a d

defense system interest setting a number of projectiles. uranium back to this bottle group said is carr. that'd be attacks him. response to reason does ready air strides on targets in southern affairs of a wider war are growing as around threatens is wrote with a broad counter strike for the kidding of each mile and year to run blaine's israel for assassinating the hamas leader on its soil. the us and 9 states sending additional fighter jets and ships to the region to help defend israel. and then they have it on they roots. international airport was busy as the u. s. d, u. k, and other governments urge their citizens to leave the country. as soon as possible, the u. s. embassy and i put on his telling it citizens to leave on any ticket available after several airlines suspended, canceled flights to a route british nationals have been told to quote, leaving out by the u. k. government. well, it may have to fears of the conflict in the region escalating. we ask dw correspondent tanya kramer, injuries them to tell us about the mood in israel as well. i think it depends. so you ask them in

when we get into the carr era, they are going to rearrange some of the street's work and they're going to create five points out of a swamp. and rocky branch is what created the swamp that had to be dealt with in five points. and so this here is to try to deal flooding and it's ultimately to try to make it easier for cars to operate around here. so let's move forward here so we can look around what building do we have over here? is that a building? it's a piece. so city center. can you see? does it have windows not on the side. not many like down at the at the bottom level. so the competition pool for the gamecock swimming and diving team is on the back part of this building and actually rocky branch flows along the edge of but we think about this as a building in the brutalism style or the style of architecture. do we know who its for? so solomon blatt right. so solomon blatt was speaker of the house, he was a board of trustees member at one point. and so they named this building after him. the university did a study of its buildings and the people that they were named for. and in tha

what are punitive, carrots, punitive, carr, upstart fees, or country can levy on the import of certain goods. they are a way to protect the domestic industry or economy from global competition. and they are sometimes used when trade really sions with other countries becomes strange. for example, if wages are lowered and country even in country be the products manufactured in country a are generally cheaper raising a tariff on imported goods from country a would make their goods more expensive and to level the playing field. consumers in country be may then be more likely to buy from local producers. punitive tariffs can also be used to fight against dumping, for example, selling at an artificially low cost. if a branch of industry receives government subsidies, its products gain a competitive advantage on the market over those that do not. punitive characters are intended to protects domestic industry in countries where there are no such subsidies. they can also serve as political leverage. but if tensions between countries escalate, a trade war can occur. a customs union such as the e

jason carr. >> they all get out and run, right? you look in the car, there's a huge pipe. there's a 10 foot python and there another is that is like that's how it >> i got also something miraculous to talk about member the park fire. we've been talking about the largest fire in california burning really moving the last area up in northern california in. >> really just a devastating fire. here's the good news. almost miraculous this weekend. we had tremendous amounts of rain falling on that fire. in fact, i was just checking some of the tolls in and around the fire 3 quarters and in some places over to incheon an active fire. well, that has wanderers amount of good. as we've seen now that fire 82% contained. so they've still got some work to do. but the good news there getting a handle on that right now, at least much better. it is going to be hot this weekend. they saw that today is going to be hotter tomorrow and probably the next couple days. those temperatures near triple digits, hazy inside the bay right now looking out there. yeah. couple sensors ticked over the yello

up next, it could be the end of his carr for a career. we're talking about brandon crawford today.7 year old shortstop was released by the saint louis cardinals before saint louis. he was here. crawford played 13 seasons with the giants, was part of two world series teams. he'll probably come back home to the east bay, where he grew up in pleasanton tonight at china basin giants and the white sox. hello to matt chapman. congratulations. he wins the giants heart and hustle award. he's been a good fit here in his first season. bottom of the fifth inning heliot ramos with the r.b.i. single right up the gut. this made it 3 to 1. the giants were on top in their tuesday uniforms there. sixth inning robbie ray, part of the pitching staff that is playoff caliber. robbie ray. here he is. the lefty had nine strikeouts. giants beat the white sox 4 to 1. your final at the coliseum tonight. another stellar pitching performance by the athletics dad making his family proud. but this time, the a's didn't score any runs. eighth inning here. tampa's jose siri with the solo home run. that's it. the o

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uh josh, on carr said that so many of the indians recruited into the russian military were actually misled about being deployed into the russian army. and he is assured that the and government is working on their discharge and to bring them back home mystic. and so i kind of showed me under the material so that we take this very, very seriously. i think it would be fair to say that after the prime minister himself has taken off the matter, the russian 1st been then the russian president, it does seem so given that our shortage, we should not jump the gun and say that our sons are not serious on this matter, i think it is important to hold the russian government to that what it is for us, the most important we have not heard this quote, find chocolate and going to do between good to get not those 69 people know russian a short affairs in india said that it was never russia's intentions to be true, the country's nationals into the russian army. and they said their number of up to a 100 is insignificant to the concept in the context of the special ministry alteration in ukraine. and now the r

>> david carr says burning man accounts for as much as 40% of his overall revenue.e's hoping sales pick up next week before the festival begins on the 25th. >> and a week after the outside lands music festival, fans will descend on san francisco for another concert. a sold out crowd of 50,000 people will attend the inaugural golden gate park concert series, headlined by alternative rock bands system of a down and deftones. organizers say 90% of the audience is coming from outside san francisco, which will bring an economic impact for the city. to be sure, that concert is tomorrow. of course, you'll want to know what the weather is going to be like. >> absolutely. even if you're not going, you want to know about the weather. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya. yeah. that's right, dan and ama. >> you know what? if i were you, i would grab those extra layers. and if you don't want to get wet, have a raincoat or an umbrella handy, because there will be some drops around. let's take a look at what you can expect. damp areas tomorrow morning. clou

k. andre kellen says that many disagree with carr and paul are 6 foot choose to keeps on i of course i know a lot of people here in columbus them so that was on the conflict in time.

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now and just for in the minutes, minutes administered the super high man josh on carr said that so many of the indians recruited into the russian military were actually misled about being deployed into the russian army. and so he's assured that the and government is working on their discharge and to bring them back homeless, taking the so i cannot show the underlying member through a subsequent take this very, very seriously. i think it would be fair to say that off the prime minister himself has taken up the matter to the russian president and the russian president as himself, given that our shortage, we should not jump the gun and say that our friends are not serious on this matter, i think that is important to hold the russian government to that, but it is a for us most important, we have not felt this quote fine. so go ahead, go ahead and go to beach. we are good to get back those 69 people now russian, the shars affairs in india said that it was never russia's intentions to recruit the country's nationals into the russian army. and they said their number of up to a 100 is insignifi

washington has announced his intention to say carr, if occasion from key of about the attack attack on the coast region, is this on usual to you when, what do you make of bed? it was the likely have the key of acted without washington's approval. a very, very interesting way to take the status from something what you have are created and made all um of course these tools and keep this email to moscow that we are not interested so deeply any more on the events you grant. we have a better days to do select protecting these around, which is what i said that your political hold up now. and uh so, so we've had the 2 sided pull the fuel political message, but of course, the, the, the abbreviation intelligence space. you know, it's easy involved in these kind of operations and argue it's a g i. we have seen this happen before and they are doing it again. what happened last time was the heart of region, and it was adult thought disaster joe thought favorite a minus last thursday to do the beat was crazy attack, which also the force at russia to do expand to the buffer zones being the region an

>> david carr says burning man accounts for as much as 40% of his overall revenue.ales pick up next week before the festival begins on the 25th. >> and a week after the outside lands music festival, fans will descend on san francisco for another concert. a sold out crowd of 50,000 people will attend the inaugural golden gate park concert series, headlined by alternative rock bands system of a down and deftones. organizers say 90% of the audience is coming from outside san francisco, which will bring an economic impact for the city. to be sure, that concert is tomorrow. of course, you'll want to know what the weather is going to be like. >> absolutely. even if you're not going, you want to know about the weather. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya. yeah. that's right, dan and ama. >> you know what? if i were you, i would grab those extra layers. and if you don't want to get wet, have a raincoat or an umbrella handy, because there will be some drops around. let's take a look at what you can expect. damp areas tomorrow morning. clouds, fog and

elon carr is the ceo of the american israeli council and former u.s.oy combat anti-semitism and he joins me now. good morning to you. great to see you hold a valley for months now that is the right under the first amendment. what is the latest? have you been given clearance to do this? good morning to you and your viewers. we put in a permit to march, to exercise our first amendment rights. not only to stand up for israel, but to stand up for america. because, you know, the people who love israel are the people who stand with america and waive american flags, not burn them. sadly, not only has that permit not been granted to us, but, in the interim, a permit has been granted for anti-israel groups. the same groups that do burn the american flag to come and march. look, they have a first amendment right, too. they're being given the ability to march around where the dnc is. we have not been granted that permit. it's an outrage. >> carley: if the city of chicago granted a permit to the anti-israeli groups as you say and they didn't grant a permit for you

k. andre carolyn says that many disagree with carr and paul are 6 foot choose to keep time i of course i know a lot of people here in columbus dance with edwards on the phone to make them tanya and he and they put in the rise in the right way, whether the but it sort of keeps silent because of the saying that they might be consequences for them. the hello and welcome. this is on the international with wells. news updates is great to have you with us this out. with some news just in telegrams, pabo 0 of has reportedly being taken to a power as close. french judge is unlikely to decide whether to put the businessman on the formal investigation. and this comes with new di townsend mode, suggesting that the telephone poles had little beat in the front tools. dorothy is close to us. according to western media, rest weren't supposed to roll scientists, brother telegram co found a nikolai where issue it's months prior to the rest of the tech chief. the french prosecutor's office has told on say that they can see this hobble due of to be the only person involved he's being held in connection w

in 2008 nicholas carr asked is google making us stupid? those were the good old days. by the mid- 2010 it was worth asking our smart phones and social media making this is antisocial? are they disconnecting us from our families and communities? are they making us depressed? are they exacerbating generations in the making. the public that's in downward instead of elevating us. what does this mean for the future of our social institutions? how can people accustomed to virtual experience cohere and participate in public life? to help us consider these and all questions are fortunate to have with us today doctor jonathan is the thomas cooley professor of ethical leadership new york university stern school of business the author of such books as the happiness hypothesis finding modern truth in ancient wisdom "new york times" bestsellers righteous in mind, my good people are divided by politics and religion. the coddling of the american mind. have good intentions and bad ideas are setting a generation up for failure co-authored. since 2018 were saying the contributions of so

he accuses a local attorney's son, a local, very well-regarded attorney, a man named raymond carr, who's a law student, is who judge crane names as uttering the incite four words that led to the second hanging. but he goes so far as putting in, you know, raymond carr writes a letter to one of the papers, basically attacking judge crane's character, calling him a liar, not even saying, okay, i think he's mistaken. maybe someone did say it, but it wasn't me. you know, i'm not going to say he didn't hear it, but i think he's confused as to who he thought said it. no, no. he goes on basically call him a liar, a very prominent member, the community and the orange county bar being called a liar in the press, which is things haven't changed much. we still do that today. just it's much more in our face because of tv and stuff like that. so the coroner's inquest takes a five days. it's futile. at one point the newspaper, one of them says, you know, based upon the way the testimony is going, they're going to have to conclude that bob lewis was so full of remorse and guilt for what he did, that he

she's well-documented and on video you have the traditional mainstream media they did with jonathan carr in pushback and try to cover up for and make excuses, watches clip. >> to eliminate track enter private health insurance was 70 million americans. >> that is not her position now. >> how do you know that's not her position. >> she has not said that. >> she has not said that. >> she campaign for president in her own right she did promise things like decriminalizing illegal immigration. >> that is a position she's clearly changed on. yes she has. >> she has not said that. she has changed her position she owes it to the american people to come out and say in her own words when she changed and why she changed. >> jonathan karl, basically works for the democrats as george stephanopoulos, they're not serious people but everyone continues to take them seriously. on the way to the studio listening to the news stations like "weather on the 1's", they basically were reading kamala harris pr on news talking about the campaign of joy and momentum and when she's riding the bus across georgia, it w

wants to ensure them we need competition we don't need mandateing right i can tell you 52 years in carri know the market i know what people want people need to buy what they want manufacturing need to make what people want we need to get back to that. >> "the wall street journal" out with op-ed will donald trump blow another election? is title of op-ed saying, economic security fundamentalsityed up for republican victory voters especially working class unhappy with economy, average real incomes declined across the biden-harris presidency chaos spread to cities around the country three monthsing to kamala harris democrats he raised a lead mr. trump had your reaction what does trump and vance need to do? >> well i think she got a bump, when got named fact of the matter it is teed up, for us president trump going to do fantastic job doing a good job now we need to explain what worked in 2016 people understand that you entrepreneurship, competition, free markets, against socialism marks system my tax that will win every time i can tell you out in country talking to small business owners oug

uh, the standards of bakeand carr and powell are not applicable here. there is no individuals rights o are being protected against the onslaught of government. the prede not here as an individual. he's here as a constitutional officer in whom the executive power is vested there. no, uh, philosophy that would support a finding of juste ability on therounds that we're strengthening democratic process. as was true in powell and also to a greater extent in baker and carr if anything, a decision in this case against th president would tend to diminish the democratic process this president was elected on the theory that he would have all the powers duties, responsibilities of any othe president. d it's determined that he doesn't, there is a ceai amount of diminutn of the, uh, um political aspect thcase and so far as a constituents who voted for him are concerned this president out not to have any less powers. and the other president ought to have one of the necessary results, as i view. and my brother's argument is that because of the circumstance of this cas

florida congressman carr has jimenez -- carlos gimenez joins us now.o have you. it's really hard for me to understand why the dhs has restarted this program. it was rife with fraud. dead people sponsoring illegals, people sponsoring, you know, 1800 illegals at a time, something which is just impossible to do. and we know from the polling that the american people don't want this, so why are they doing it? it doesn't make any sense to me. >> they're going to keep doing the, you know, the insane immigration policies of the first three and a half years. so, look, there was so much -- the audit that was leaked showed so much fraud, they had to do something about it, so they stopped it. but now they started it again. again, it's all politics. look, it's a bait and switch. if they don't do it this way, then they're going to have more, more haitians and cubans and venezuelans and nicaraguans coming through the the southern border, and they don't want that optic of thousands and thousands of people coming through the southern border. so right now they're being

uh, baker and carr. and in, uh, the power case is not available or applicable here furthermore however, the argument still in my has force with respect to the conseqnc of the grand jury act and naming as a cocspator, which we suggest were not qualified to do. the president is not above th law by any means, but the law as the president has to be applied in a constitutional way is different than anne else. namely, we suggest, thate n only be impeached while in office and cannot be indicted until such time as he no longer is in office. well, let's we accept that proposition one follows from then the naming of the president by a grand juras coconspirator. if that the effect of diminishing the president's right that's a pro tanto if i may, impeachment. i should think you could run the argument the other saying that since the presiden cannot be indicted and all that can happen to is that he be can be named as a unindicted. that could be buby the naming him of an unindicted we suggest is an intrusion the gnd ju

state board of directions-- elections but again, those same rules select attorney general christopher carrhe investigation into how fulton county, georgia, essentially atlanta, handled the 2020 election. the board members want to revisit the case of about 3000 ballots from fulton county that were erroneously double scanned, a mistake that fulton county admitted to. ironically, the actual votes on those ballots disproportionally favor donald trump and would not have benefited biden. this election will certainly be a close one. as the gop appears to be working hard to advise voting rules in their favor, it may not be an even playing field. >>> after the break, i will talk to the sole member of the georgia board of elections. el so they can make every customer feel like they've arrived before they've left the ground. this is how business goes further with t-mobile for business. >>> joining me now, sara tindall ghazal, from the georgia board of elections. i'm trying to rip wrap my head around this, i am not a lawyer or an election official, i'm trying to understand what this concept of reasona

>> david carr there says burning man accounts for as much as 40% of his overall revenue.e the festival begins on the 25th. now happening today, a week after outside lands music, fans will be in san francisco for another concert. a sold out crowd of 50,000 will attend the inaugural golden gate park concert series, headlined by alternative rock band system of a down and deftones. organizers say 90% of the audience is coming from outside of san francisco. >> that means hotel rooms, restaurants, ubers, retail taxes all of that you saw last year with dead and company at oracle park. what an impact that had. it's the same thing here. people are coming in not just for the concert for that night, but for the entire weekend. >> concert producer another planet entertainment is planning two free concerts in the city before the end of the year, with more coming next year. so with that concert going on and so many other things happening in the bay area, let's turn now to meteorologist lisa argen. hopefully people will have some nice weather for that concert and other events happening

>> let's keep in mind with georgia while we are talking georgia, georgia attorney general chris carraid that as vice president harris who is the patron saint of progressive prosecuting attorneys who have not enforced the law and you see in city after city and even in rural areas where murders may be up and cry may be up and certainly a crime has into stores are up all because he had prosecuting attorneys that followed the same philosophy as vice president harris. and that's why you are seeing potentially the vice president at a peak in her polling numbers, because as you think about crime and you think about the fact that it is under the biden/harris administration we created 133,000 jobs a month while under donald trump we created 180,000 jobs a month, you understand why americans say, life will be better under donald trump. 40% -- 42% of americans think the economic realities of america will be better under donald trump then under kamala harris. >> john: she is saying trust me on the border, i know how to fix it, but under her -- she was the copilot at least as though border became

elan carr, we'll see whether or not the city the bends before then.ear it many your voice that you're going to have much luck. thank you for coming on. we'll follow it. thanks. >> thanks. >> she has a list of policy positions, a number of which she's trying now to abandon that are really quite shocking. she is, after all, a self-confessed radical. the policy position she's taking on everything from fracking to god knows what else are quite extraordinary and quite, in the eyes of many americans, extreme. dana: the election clock is tick tocking away. 79 days to the make up your mind, less if you're voting early. and the pressure is on. both sides seeking momentum in and a look behind the scenes as the democratic convention is about to get underway in chicago. ♪ it's a party in the usa ♪ yeah, it's a party in the usa ♪ ♪ when you're a small business owner, your to-do list can be...a lot. ♪ [ cellphone whooshes ] [ sighs ] that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto quote online so you can take on all your others to-dos. already d

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