and connor doesn't. >> in a legal filing, alex murdaugh has denied telling connor cook not to cooperatehere was no indication in the investigative file that paul murdaugh was asked to perform a sobriety test -- and keep in mind his family owned the boat, and who was clearly very intoxicated that night -- here's the thing, someone else was asked to, connor cook, but he refused. >> i think his parents began to develop that belief and concern that somehow things were off kilter here, that their son was being wrongly focused on as the possible operator of the boat. >> law enforcement interviews with people at the hospital that night suggest that many of them thought that paul's dad and grandfather's main goal was to protect paul. >> i've never been involved in a fatality where the operator of a vehicle was under the influence, that that person didn't go to jail immediately. >> immediately? >> immediately. you or i would have probably been wearing an orange jumpsuit before daylight. >> but after he's evaluated at the hospital that night, paul murdaugh is allowed to go home with his family. >

see green and connors. they meet with green's family rabbi a man named harry levy. and at temple israel in boston and the rabbi talks to these two young men and says, you know, it would send a real strong message about fair play and about standing up to discrimination if you boycott the games and so milton green and norman connors do boycott the games. they're two of the only american athletes who decide that they that they're gonna boycott the games at the time and it's it's that's a big ask of a young college athlete who's been training for something for their whole lives right to say i'm going to sit this one out and you have to think about in 1936. what did americans know about what was going on in nazi germany green and connors certainly knew that there was persecution of -- and discrimination against --, but of course they lived in a society in the united states with discrimination against --, and of course discrimination against african-american as well in in jim crow america. so they they make the courageous decision to to stand up and boycott the games. and

because she's going to have a son john connor who will be the leader of the human resistance army to the so, you know, they're ai led the robots to to launch nuclear strikes against all of humanity and to try and seek to exterminate humanity john connor is the only hope and boy that is a negative film in 2000 in 1991 terminator 2 arnold schwarzenegger comes back as the hero. and in fact, he is the robot that learns to care for john connor learns to care for human life doesn't actually kill anybody john connor the kid eddie for a long tells him like he can't kill anybody so he only shoots police officers in the knees. and the you know, there is no fate but what we make so 1980s. it's like the future is terrible 1990s. it's like well there might be nuclear war and robots might be trying to kill us but some of the robots can learn to love deep in their hearts. there's been there's a new new ish. hbo documentary about woodstock 1999. so there were two festivals to celebrate woodstock's 25th anniversary and 30th anniversary 1994. there was lots of like peace and love and harmony and it wa

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connor. >> no ability to make a public? sharing his information i'll be out there at the gonna be here for a variety of administration officials by the president. >> hannity: fox news contributor marc siegel's with us dr. siegel the omicron variable certainly not as lethal as the original covid-19 virus of the delta variant more contagious less lethal? we now also have the anti-bible to be effective they don't have up with than anybody which the dominant variant i respect that they do well wouldn't you? >> yes plus the fact that they had all the vaccines of the bill vault or if you had recent covid what she hasn't gives amenity. where different ball game right now sean by the way that mob is anybody you and i have discussed this which could've been taught against as variant in one of the reasons why you're absolutely right we need to hear the president's physician kevin o'connell not from a public health expert and not treating the president i remember president trump's. he was out there upfront reporting on presidents cond

connors!connors. >> ned? >> the movie is perfect. it's also so obviously for bill. >> bill, like the groundhog bill? >> yeah, like the groundhog bill. >> look out for your shadow there, pal! >> morons, your bus is leaving. >> it's hard to be a likeable dick and then win the audience over by the end. bill is really good at that. >> oh, thank you, young man. >> it's nothing, ma'am. i had the tie, i ran the jack. just be comfortable, all right? >> to me, bill murray is one of the great comedy actors that has ever been. >> how long will you be staying with us? >> indefinitely. i'm being sued for divorce. >> he's picky, which is perfect, because then he finds his way into somebody really extraordinary. >> what's the secret, max? >> the secret? >> yeah. you seem to have it pretty figured out. >> secret, i don't know. i think you've just got to find something you love to do and then do it for the rest of your life. >> wes anderson, his films are like opening a jewelry box. and you can take out all th

isis general connor, i loved him. all the problems he had we have today. and i was able to read his in his memoirs how he worked through the solutions on these various problems, and it's so helpful it gave me great insight. fox conner says to eisen our ike i want you to go over to my saddlebags pull out the book in there comes back. memoirs by john brown gordon of the confederate army who went from buck private to lieutenant general and was a big caller for reunification at the end of the civil war. he said i'd like for you to read general gordon's memoirs and tell me what you think in two weeks and that's how eisenhower became a connoisseur of history. so when world war two starts. and he has made supreme allied commander. for the european african theater of operations he tells general marshall in a cable. i would like to set up a history program to turn out a series of books allah the official records of the war of the rebellion. well general marshall knew exactly what he was talking about because marshall was a connoisseur of history having gone to vmi

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along with a harvard teammate, another german aptly named norman connor's. green and contours, they meet with greene's family rabbi. they meet in temple's real in boston, the rabbi talked to these two young men, and they sent a real strong message about fair play. and standing up to discrimination and boycott the games. milton green and culliton connor boycott the games, the two american athletes that decide they will boycott the games. at the time, that is a big ask. a college athlete who has been training for something for the whole lives to say i'm going to sit this one out. you have to think about in 1936, what did americans know about what's going on and nazi germany? they knew there were persecution, discrimination against jews, but they lived in a society in the united states with discrimination against jews, and of course against african america as well, in jim crow america. so, they make the greatest decision to stand up and play the games. >> despite the intensity of that personal sacrifice, and for me, the wrenching disappointment they felt, they

green and connor's certainly knew that there was persecution of jews and discrimination against jews. of course, they lived in a society in the united states with discrimination against jews. and, of course, discrimination against african americans as well in the jim crow america. they make the courageous decision to stand up and boycott the games. >> and, despite the intensity of that personal sacrifice and the very wrenching disappointment they may have felt they did not talk publicly about this decision because it was kind of a personal thing. >> that is right, they do not speak out against the games once they decide not to participate. >> i want to wish a good morning or afternoon depending on where you are to visitors and outside viewers who are watching. museums speak it is always a visitors but to viewers who are watching from around the world. thank you from joining us, good morning to you in florida, harrisburg, pennsylvania, san francisco, and internationally. we are glad to have you with us watching from sÃo paulo, brazil, cairo, egypt, good morning to you in el salvador, p

none us i g but then again, just so meet them us. connor nakano could have she me could omeka bay. she got a new sto, no curl. so you store but the show me them us me real piece going on as the victims of world war 2. the japanese built to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of that war. people who want peace gather the ceremonies to mourn and come in the war is to blame japanese people who come to moon last an uplands me. ah. you see it? it keeps me ah, ah ah ah, ah in ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence and the point obviously is to place trust rather than a, with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot most protective phone existence with a magic, you pretty much like a do you live muscles. if you look on the initial, you want to pull up not to get a deal is can use to put body when you do the origin, but you also the was a what

in this case only's coach, carolyn connor, ten. >> she couldn't do one pullup. >> how many falls did it take before you got it right? >> a lot. >> i thought, uh-oh, i hope this isn't a couch potato. >> potatoes grow. so did schrier. age 9. 14. 15. 16. >> every time she came back a week later, i could tell she had been working on it. she was stronger and more flexible. and she became a superstar. >> if you follow these ribbons, she's on her way. she's running out of room at her house. >> practice makes perfect. so i'm a lot better than when i first started. >> then you have to do some flexible moves. >> i actually have adults valuat vaulting now. any age can vault. >> that's how i ended up on sandy. >> that's very good. >> not me. nicole is taking her talents to uc davis in the fall. we shot that a long time ago and i am still sore today. >> vern, i'm worried about you. at her age, kids bounce. >> right. >> you, i'm a little worried about. but you looked good up there. >> drop, kick, and roll. not for me. >> i >>> welcome back. in the east bay, the annual backpack drive today with vol

first cousin connor cook was with his girlfriend, miley altman. >> 19-year-old paul was borrowing hisather's boat. the teens stopped at a gas station where underage paul buys beer using his older brother's i.d. they set off for an oyster roast. >> they kept going back to the boat to drink. they weren't drinking in front of everyone. paul's uncle was there too. >> did he look like he was really drunk at the event? >> he didn't look like that to me. >> just after midnight, the group leaves the oyster roast and go to downtown beaufort to a place called luther's. >> we could see in that video they have a couple of shots. stay for about ten minutes. then they head back to their friends on the dock. >> paul, he's swaying. i mean, he clearly is intoxicated. >> paul and the rest of the group get back on the boat. >> i could tell he was drunk. he gets drunk a lot. it's just kind of like, he was drunk and he is strong. >> he wouldn't let anybody else drive. >> did paul have an issue with drinking that you know of? >> what do you mean? >> drinking too much, becoming belligerent when he was drunk

community leaders told connor that less than 1% of venture capital goes to black business.here are very few black executives and major silicon valley companies. and small, black owned businesses are not receiving the support they need. one person said that the african american community has been celebrating juneteenth for 41 years. and yet a lot of the company's never reached out to the people who've been celebrating it long before it was a holiday. advocates also say some form of reparations and financial investment are crucial to engaging and maintaining the black community in the south bay close to 20% of the homeless population here in the county. how can we ensure housing for black residents? how can we invest in projects like that? how can we invest in agencies like the community service agency like the roots community health center and so on that serve our community. connor says that they will continue these conversations throughout the year in santa clara county announced today that they will join president biden's house america plan working to house 20,000 people b

housing head of adverse sabotage. section 2 testified on september the 12th 1939, a black chief admiral connors with instructed by 3rd ry foreign minister. a yell at him. bon ribbon truck. oh, it's necessary to reach out to the ukrainian nationalists with whom intelligence had already had military contact to cause an insurgency in poland, which would have as its result, the extermination of poles and jews from the testimony of an arrested member of the organisation of ukrainian nationalists in the summer of 1943, i was indeed given a rifle in the village of sketch of a vod noise districts and joined the ukrainian nationalist organisation which committed mass, murder of poles. churchill, no stand. no. it would be de la mute was reproduced kim, surgically jets got up, shook up to him. yeah, well, it's hard. well up to him, yell of stuff for while you push it or not, you just cut glue. here goes wrong, little trashy little quote. back up to renew, will you not recover your dea, jeff sheeley through the process of our peek. who's in our bob gigi is sharleen blanche to watch it more robin wrote you

doctor connor examined him thoroughly found his exam to be normal to be at his baseline and, and then obviously he recommended that the president take part of it. the president accepted that recommendation and started packs of it. and 2nd, his 1st course already. i want to also just take a minute to sort of mark this moment because the president is fully vaccinated, double boosted his risk of serious illness, is dramatically lower. he's also getting treated with a very powerful anti viral. and that further reduces his risk of serious films. and as a reminder of the reason that we all work so hard to make sure that every american has the same level of protection that the president has, that every american has the same level of immunity. and why we have worked so hard to make sure that people have access to life saving treatments like tracks. these are incredibly important things for the president to have the incredibly important things for every american. and we have worked very hard over the last 18 months to make sure we have plenty of vaccines that we have plenty of therapies that p

connor examined him thoroughly and found to be normal at his baseline and then he recommended the presidentnd he accepted that and taken the first course already. i want to take a minute to mark this moment. because the president is fully vaccinated, double boosted, his risk of serious illness is dramatically lower. he's also getting treated with a very powerful anti-viral and that further reduces his risk of serious illness. serious illness. and it's a reminder o f the reason that we all work so hard to make sure that every american has the same level of protection that the president has, that every american has the same level of immunity, and why we have worked so hard to make sure that people have access to life-saving treatments like pax loefbld. these are incredibly important things for the president to have and incredibly important thi we have worked very hard over the last 18 months to make sure we have plenty of vaccines, plenty of therapies and people can get tested on a regular basis as the president does because testing allows you to identify an infection early and get started wi

on september, the 12th 1939, a chief admiral connors with instructed by 3rd ry foreign minister. a yell at him from reagan truck. oh, it's necessary to reach out to the ukrainian nationalists with whom intelligence had already had military contact to cause an insurgency in poland, which would have as its result, the extermination of poles and jews from the testimony of an arrested member of the organisation of ukrainian nationalists in the summer of 1943, i was indeed given a rifle in the village of sketch of a vod noise district and joined the ukrainian nationalist organization which committed mass, murder of po, churchy, no stand, no. it would be to let me reproduce skim. surgically jets got up, shook up to them. yeah. will you tug well up terminal or start for while you push it or not? you just cut me here. goes wrong. trisha you quote back up to renew. will you not recover, your dear phoenix would have proof of our deep who's in our bob gigi is sharleen blanche to was more ravonne wrote utah doll, p v. from the testimony of an arrested member of the organisation of ukrainian

and we'll continue to work with israel to connor, other threats from iran throughout the region. >> president biden has to saudi arabia tomorrow. >> turning now to the war in ukraine. more in ukraine this morning as russian missiles killed at least 23 people including children and wounded 100 more. the attack happened in one of ukraine's largest cities far trying to identify a number of bodies and dozens are reportedly still missing. >> wnba star brittney griner appeared in a russian court today after pleading guilty to drug charges last week. griner's lawyers and 3 u.s. embassy representatives joined her for the hearing just outside moscow. the 31 year-old was detained in february at a moscow airport after russian authorities say they found vape pens and thc oil in her bags. she's facing up to 10 years in prison. wright admitted that the items were hers but maintains that she brought him in russia unintentionally. she'll be back in court tomorrow. coming up next in sports, giants looking to continue their momentum from yesterday's walk-off win as they take on the milwaukee brewers. have a li

kevin o todd connor, thinks it is likely a case of rebound covid-19 positivity.ntage of patients treated with backflow bid. president biden canceled his travel plans after testing positive. the white house implemented contact tracing efforts. amy moyne enjoys me, now. dr., thank you for your time. >> my pleasure. >> i want to get a reaction about president biden, a contract covid then tested -4 times, tuesday to friday, before testing positive saturday. as you heard, he was treated to lower the risks of the virus. why do you think is covid rebounded? what lessons can people take away from this? >> this is something that we are seeing a lot more of, on a regular basis. the early data from pfizer suggested that 1% -5% of people -- excuse me 1% -3% rebounded covid in the clinical trials. there have been estimates in a variety of studies showing that it could be much higher than that. in any case we need to understand this because it is important. what we are probably saying is the course of the prescription is five days. that might not be enough to be able to eradic

. >> reporter: connor from concord isn't alone. it dates back to april when california department of public health dropped all mask requirements for public transit. agencies such as muni, cal train and ac transit followed suit, but b.a.r.t. kept requiring masks extending to july 18. however, eight days after it expired, the b.a.r.t. board voted to extend the mask requirement once again. this time into october. gwendolyn thinks it was a good move. >> there's a lot of people seem to be catching covid. how about that? why not protect everybody by wearing your mask. >> reporter: arianna from vallejo is a bit indifferent. >> i don't really care. as long as i have my mask on, i feel fine. others don't wear it. that's up to them. >> reporter: a b.a.r.t. spokesperson responded by e- mail to say they do their best to inform riders ranging from signage to web site. they hope county health departments would take the lead on mask mandates, but it never happened, so b.a.r.t. acted on its own and now masks are back at least for now. >> more than

now the august on a former prime minister ron connor already warned that if the country they've gone to me, collab kid, it will have a devastating effect across the country on every fare of life. and so the opposition that already under pressure they said going to like, need to play and or the hand of everyone on the board does indicate did thing that this particular government it not only in compet then my daughter in a low spec has tons, government has declared a one month state of emergency the northwest and reach enough to plans to curb. it's all told me, sparked rad protest. got to call buxton is an autonomous province and home to the cutter, called back people, an ethnic minority with its own language. oh, a, please don't follow mess rallies on friday, proposed reforms, which would take away its constitutional right to independence that have been unconfirmed reports of fatalities. president chef got that misery you. yes. traveled to the profit. some promised to scrap his reforms, the unrest marks of red challenge to so 40 russian forces wanted away from seizing full control of

community leaders told connor that less than 1% of venture capital goes to black business. there are very few black executives and major silicon valley companies. and small, black owned businesses are not receiving the support they need. one person said that the african american community has been celebrating juneteenth for 41 years. and yet a lot of the company's never reached out to the people who've been celebrating it long before it was a holiday. advocates also say some form of reparations and financial investment are crucial to engaging and maintaining the black community in the south bay close to 20% of the homeless population here in the county. how can we ensure housing for black residents? how can we invest in projects like that? how can we invest in agencies like the community service agency like the roots community health center and so on that serve? our community says they will continue these conversations throughout the year and santa clara county announced today that they will join president biden's house america plan. working to house 20,000 people by 2025.

each time we did a telephony abortion had its own day, a complete day of fundraising. bobby connor is an ordinary man, has overcome extraordinary circumstances. he survived an abortion attempt by his mother, and it was always somehow related to an attack on the family. we could say we need your help to stop this, to raise money. people would respond by opening their wallets. so all of these evangelical organizations focused on the family, you know, hell were all built around abortion. the supreme court is on their side now that the, that $6.00 to $3.00, the future is just looking so good for the christian, right. and so in these religious spaces, you see unapologetic unequivocal spiking the football even that this is something that we should be celebrating. another movement celebrating this role reversal, numerous anti abortion advocacy groups across the us, most of which are affiliated with and funded by evangelicals. they've flooded the internet with material aimed at converting americans into their care. together, we can create a community where abortion is rejected. organizations

. >> connor mcdavid, a scoring machine! >> steph curry chaos. >> well. shohei ohtani. >> it is an honor toi ibe in th same category as all of you. you are the best at what you do. thank you again. have a wonderful everything and enjoy the after parties. been ss i know you have too. we have one award to go and it is the biggest one of the night. will the best team be the rams, oakland, the warriors, find out when we come back. to go and it is the big well, well, heard my baby sis is buying a car. you'll need my secret weapon. gross, no. anyway, i already used capital one auto navigator. it was awesome. i found my car online and i got pre-qualified instantly. bet your credit score went... (whistles) wasn't affected at all. then i got my real rate and monthly payment, had an amazing test drive at the dealer, and made this purchase. - what? -hold on, check it. (car starts) i mean, that's pretty cool. what's in your wallet? i don't think i can do this. you said you wanted to feel the power of cricket 5g! i thought you meant like- live streaming! oh, we're liv

congressman connor wants a nationwide bands.an lead to brain damage can lead to heart disease and cardiac symptoms. it can lead to a disruption in a person's academic performance. so it is unconscionable that we have been doing this for years. two kids in basically latino neighborhoods and some of the lower income neighborhoods in silicon valley and one of the richest places in the nation. congressman connor hopes transportation secretary pete buttigieg will support this proposal. a new united nations report says the impact of climate change will uproot tens of millions of people around the world, and it's already happening. a team of u. n climate scientists predict that whether changes will displace an estimated 143 million people due to rising seas, drought and heat. millions of people are already on the move mostly within their own countries. but the u. n says an increasing number of people are now crossing international borders because of climate change. a new poll shows that 69% of californians believe the disastrous effect

my connor reports the presidents being taking the heat from fellow democrats who insist he's not doing an up to combat climate change. and they were disappointed with no announcement of a climate emergency or executive action. only a repetition of the threat that he'll take action if congress doesn't. this is an emergency, an emergency, and i will, i will look at it that way. i said last week, say it again loud and clear as president. i use my executive power to combat climate, the climate crisis in the absence or congressional action. the problem in congress essentially lies in the senate, in particular, one of the president's own party, jo mansion who's pulled out of negotiations over climate legislation. given the senate's 5050 split, this means unless some republicans break party ranks. any legislation will simply not pass because of, you know, one senator in particular, joe mentioned who gets more money from the oil and gas industry than virtually any other sen. by didn't, he is blocking biden's legislation in the senate so that fight and cannot enact his climate agenda there. the

oh joe biden again identified coronavirus reported it, kevin connor's attending physician according tote well symptoms. no, however, biden again went into isolation due to a positive test, the last time the president was diagnosed with coronavirus only 10 days ago. he continued to work. after that, it was reported that the tests returned to normal. according to the white house, seventy-nine-year-old joe biden received a full course of vaccinations against qaeda and also received two booster shots. latvian foreign minister called on the eu to ban the issuance of tourist visas to russians. he tweeted about it uh. this is not the first. a similar initiative earlier by the minister of foreign affairs of estonia announced the need for pan-european restrictions on the entry of russian citizens into the community countries, the finnish newspaper helsingensan from in, citing the european commission , wrote that eu rules do not allow a complete ban on the issuance of schengen visas to russians , the press secretary of the president of russia dmitry peskov noted, what to exclude the possibility

thanks very much, mike connor with all the nicest from the white house on this. or here, the 1st candidate seeking to replace bars. jones in his british prime minister, has announced they are joining the race. johnson's angered many in his own policy by insisting he'll stay for now rather than hand over to his deputy. and barbara has the latest. a day off to boris johnson said he stepped down attentions turn to watch and who comes next around the newly cleaned up palace of westminster. the talk is of a clean break of restoring trust in governments. someone has to grip this moment and make the right decisions. and friday, the 1st of the political big beasts announced their standing of the previous chancellor. rashid sooner and i have spent my co when people together. so next, one of 2 cabinet members who's resignation lead to a torrent of junior ministers quitting. and johnson eventually giving in. there should be a new leader. but on thursday, johnson insisted he'd stay in post until the new leader was chosen a process that could take many weeks within the party.

in october, a large crowd is gathering up that mar connor football stadium in rio de janeiro for the campaign launch. the right wing leader has held a brazil's presidency since 2019 opinion polls show him, trailing his main rival, former president of louis nath yo lula to silver or the pope is on his way to edmonton to apologize on canadian soil for the catholic church. his role in running indigenous residential schools. hope francis is calling to visit a pilgrimage of penance. beginning in the 19th century, more than a 150000 children, were forcibly removed from their families and sent to schools where many were starved, beaten, and sexually abused. mass graves were found at near the schools last year. one of the canadians organizing the pope's visit is an indigenous priest whose grandmother lived in a residential school. i am not doing this only in service to the holy father to the church. but for my own people, the people across this country i know, have borne a wound across that they have suffered with in some cases for generations. the iraqi foreign minister says an attack and t

i was in connor cree with the president of the commission of nick watched to make the military john to understand the decision of the summit of heads of state. that the transition cannot exceed 24 months. why the national front for the defense of the cons. titian who f n d c is the coalition of political parties and civil society organizations founded in 2019. it led a wave of protest, a peasant contest plan to change the constitution and run for a 3rd time. now it's demonstrating against the military who says that developed around the cooling september of 2021 is no longer there. that civil society vision parties. i determined to have a c, and if the hotel doesn't open up a more inclusive, more course or did it more transparent decision process, then we could be in real trouble in guinea cannot agree. the military hunter has fan protests, but these demonstrators aren't listening. barbara and grampa out to say the democratic republic of congo is auctioning off licenses for oil and gas exploration, environmental essay. many of the $27.00 parents overlap was national parks that a home to

honestly, connor was a 100 percent destroyed during the civil war. this was the central yes. as of the war, probably for the diamonds. but we've also recovered 80 percent because of the diamonds, the small mines and the other things. and are we are progressing. we are competing with other places like mckinney bought the milk artist. i can't allow you to continue with your thought knowing full well that this gentleman standing next to you was forced out of school because he was actually a child in the might. yes, i believe him of what's up when i was shot. so we want to go, then we feel that diamonds are suddenly now a blessing. when we can see that human rights violations are still occurring, children are still being forced into these sites. yes. dost makes me my, my work more relevant in as much as i was nearly killed in one of those demonstrations the, like, are test. i have my testimonies and i saw nobody wallison or jesse and a lot of places are. yeah. you were saying a demonstration kind of situation. do we give up? who do we said that most should be left untouched? we h

eastern time on c-span, connor video app c-span now, and you can watch anytime online at c-span.org. david in denver, colorado. democratic caller. what did you think of last night hearing? caller: hi. i have watched the hearings. i thought the biggest thing i did not know or the biggest thing i learned was that the hawley revelation and you played that. i want to make one more comment in the first hour, the first hour you had a caller from florida who talked about how 2% rejection rate. that the rejection rate was too low. i think his take was to me people voted. he talked about the ballots that went out, about the people that voted, then he talked about the low rejection rate. if you translate that, what i heard was too many people voted and i think there is a number of republican legislatures that embarked on the project with the goal of trying to reduce the number of people voting in the next presidential election. host: we will take a break. we will be joined by washington examiner editor james antle to talk about the political fallout of these january 6 hearings. we will talk ab

actual ly establishing the reasonable standard is set forth by the supreme court under graham v o' connorbased their use of force protocols on. the use of force must be judged from the perception of a reasonable officer at the time. this is at the moment. that time the officers that responding listened to what they understood. they had a traffic stop that had noncompliance during a vehicle pursuit. they had a report of a round being fired from the vehicle upon the transition from a vehicle pursuit to a foot pursuit. they had non-compliance of a individual in is where everybody is focused in on is they perceive there was a threat at that moment and they discharged their weapons. again, there's a will the more to come out here. that gun is critical. the imagery of someone firing from the vehicle is also a critical piece of evidence value. did the officers act reasonably in that moment in time. that's how they will be judged. i'm not making a determination. i'm letting you know how the officers will be judged from a legal and policy stand point. >> this is will be an extensive investigation,

congressman connor, we are getting to the point where rat is right.g the break and i said to you, even though your and your third term, just a third term in congress, you have become, you're becoming a statesman within the party. you're from the bernie wing of the party, but you say, hey, let's -- how do you get that message across to the folks in the burning whip of the party? the progressive one at the party? who, according to my twitter feed, -- they come for me, i -- >> still come from two. >> i'm checking to see now if folks attorney to pieces. how can we unify democrats so that they, to brett's point, dampened voter turnout in november on democrats? >> the reverence right about the stakes, voting rights, civil rights, women's rights, here's what i don't understand, do you ever hear the republicans for months before a midterm election criticizing their own republican president? they don't cross the size of president who committed insurrection, this will have people out there defending him. they say don't pander to the administration, don't appeas

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joe biden's newly diagnosed coronavirus was reported by his attending physician kevin connor according to him, the us president is feeling quite well of the symptoms. no, however, biden went into isolation again due to a positive test. the last time the president was diagnosed with coronavirus was only 10 days ago. he continued to work. after that, it was reported that the tests returned to normal, according to the white house seventy-nine-year-old joe biden received a full course of vaccinations against caid and also received two booster shots. the head of the latvian foreign ministry called on the eu to ban the issuance of tourist visas to russians. he tweeted about it uh. this is not the first. a similar initiative earlier , the minister of foreign affairs of estonia announced the need for pan-european restrictions on the entry of russian citizens into the community countries, the finnish newspaper helsingensan from in, citing the european commission , wrote that eu rules do not allow fully to prohibit the issuance of schengen visas to russians , the press secretary of the president

we have jury selection he then goes to connor's park, starting tomorrow. what can we expect? >> good morning putting the ransom note under alex. this is a mason dog poster. a situation in which steve bannon is the first from the doj to face prosecution from his refusal to comply with january 6th select committee. we are moving after he on a timeline, sent the photo, he tut sent a january six committee is looking at a text to cement his the reality that if republicans were to take back control boyfriend. of the house of it was the day representatives, come before the fund-raiser that this november here, the myself and a few january 6th select committee, other ladies efforts, would be helped squashed here. that is why you see -- we're meeting the referral from at a restaurant them, for criminal and contempt charges, to the doj, it's he her boyfriend significant. dwayne we are just went expecting, 9 am eastern time shoot white, for the court to. he walks begin to go through over with his the jury selection phone and he process. steve bannon over the shows it to course of last we

. >> her near primetime show and how jimmy kimmel played a >> tie on abc 7 8:00, it is the connors. press your luck at 10:00 followed by abc7news at 11:00. kelly ripa is going to add primetime hose to her live with kelly and ryan morning duties. you will soon see her in a show called generation gap. >> ready, set, go. >> kelly ripa finds the funny in the generation gap between grandparents and their grandchildren. >> what>> they know about each others generation always surprises me and what they do not know always shocks me. this is a game show that focuses on those differences. >> two teams, two generations. >> the new show is based on a format from the late 1960's given i jimmy kimmel who has often mind the generation gap for laughs on his own show should >> it's time to pick jr. versus senior. >>>> i am very close with jimmy's family. he is close with my family. he said you are the only person i know who can host the show because he knows that i work well with children. what was the name of this kid? anybody under the age of jean, that is my sweet spot. those are my people. >> th

even connor from california. the governor of colorado.oke to people for them. not running against him. there will not be a primary challenge and they also said there should not be a primary challenge from anyone. he said it is important that the party unify and not fall victim to divisions from within. you see that going around with joe biden being in texas earlier today at a fundraiser and she said republicans stick together. democrats are fighting over differences of degree and they can fall apart. that is the sense here, they need to unify behind biden right here at least until we know he is not running but he does say he is running and that seems to be the plan for everyone involved. >> you have been talking to people about this overall issue. the biggest reason democrats don't want biden to be their nominee is his age. his age is an absolute fact and it is an objective reality. people's perception of course can be shaped by a lot of things. how much of this age is a serious concern? >> it is a serious concern. he is the oldest presid