singh and lieutenant coons over several drafts. the proposed policy being considered is compliant with state law and incorporates better practice compared to first drafts. some better practice include for the weapons clarifications on authorized use and providing context on recent use. while we believe there are areas for improvement in considering more careful low to authorize use for assault weapons we phase out the automatic fire weapons no longer needed. we recommend this referred to the full board for consideration and look forward to working with ms. singh and lieutenant coons and the sheriff's office as they appropriate for their annual use report and dialogue on how policies can better protect the people of san francisco including vulnerable populations. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> can you hear me? yes, we can. >> thank you i'm john coland i work for the american fund service committee and part of the many meetings with the sheriff's office andllow lute coons and weityerate that we appreciate the responsive back

coons: i'm hopeful that this cease fire will hold.o be skeptical, and continue to apply both pressure and encouragement to the leaders of these two warring factions. and to continue to work with the u.n. and our other partners in the country to organize additional convoys that will allow more folks who want to leave the country to do so safely. nick: staying on the politics, how can the u.s. help not only ensure the cease fire holds, but that it comes a genuine resumption of political negotiations to transition back to civilian rule? sen. coons: we have been engaging actively, both diplomatic and military leaders from the united states have put in a series of calls to both of these two warring faction leaders. and we, over the last few years, since the sudanese civilian population rose up and bravely overthrew the long-term dictator, omar al-bashir in 2019, we have engaged with and supported civil society groups in sudan. i think we need to continue to do so. we have a significant sudanese american joint national population in sudan,

. >> martha: senator chris coons. rick klein breaks down the 2024 republican field and our roundtable covers all the fallout. debt ceiling followed. >> we have done our job. bill to cut spending as democrats take in. >> they produced a ransom note. that is not response. >> martha: can congress avoid economic catastrophe? our exclusive with sve scalis scalise. and what more do you want to see? i want to see -- >> after congress promised billions of federal aid, rachel scott investigates why so many are still waiting for relief after a series through the cracks. >> announcer: from abc news, it is "this week." here now, martha raddatz. >> martha: good morning and welcome to this week. since taking office in 2021, joe biden has faced questions of whether he would seek a second term and as the oldest president in american history, whether he could serve a full eight years. on tuesday, he put any doubts about his intentions to rest formally kicking off his campaign in a three minute video asking voters to let him "finished

we'll talk with delaware democrat chris coons, he's on the africa subcommittee in the senate. >>> the supreme court makes an emergency ruling to keep mifepristone accessible for abortion. but sends the case back to the lower courts. is the fight over? we'll tell you what's next. >>> the politics of abortion within the republican party. our robert costa sat down with former vice president and potential 2024 candidate mike pence. will he enter the race and challenge the former president? >> are you leaning in or are you leaning away from running? >> i'm here in iowa, robert. >>> plus, a series of deadly shooting errors, firing first and asking questions later. is taking its toll on a nation already anxious about gun violence. we'll talk with the mayor of kansas city, quinton lucas, ate the challenges he's facing running a blue city in a red state. >>> finally an interview with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he's back in power but what's different now. it's all ahead on "cbs mornings." tina." >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." we begin with a daring special force

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that's how christian music singer and songwriter steven curtis chapman also remember coons. he performed at her funeral today, and i talked to him last week. he was heartbroken. the whole family was and he talked about catherine stepped into his family's pain when they were going through a tragedy. she didn't shy away from it. she ran towards them to help. when we first heard what was happening, and we were huddled up, praying , crying, begging god that this wasn't even true. um we knew catherine was there. we knew this. she was the head of the school and my wife even said as much as i don't want to believe katherine is one of those that we're hearing about. i know her well enough to know she probably was doing everything she could to change the story to stop this. thing from happening to talk to this person. whatever she could do. stephen said to me last week, katherine story is not over wherever he his family entire nashville community today remembering katherine coons 59 years old. we wish all six families peace and strength in the days ahea

singh and lieutenant coons over several drafts. proposed policy being considered is compliant with state law and incorporates better practice compared to first drafts. some better practice include for the weapons clarifications on authorized use and providing context on recent use. while we believe there are areas for improvement in considering more careful low to authorize use for assault weapons we phase out the automatic fire weapons no longer needed. we recommend this referred to the full board for consideration and look forward to working with ms. singh and lieutenant coons and the sheriff's office as they appropriate for their annual use report and dialogue on how policies can better protect the people of san francisco including vulnerable populations. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> can you hear me? yes, we can. >> thank you i'm john coland i work for the american fund service committee and part of the many meetings with the sheriff's office andllow lute coons and weityerate that we appreciate the responsive back and

can coons become a juicy prize for the biggest cartels in the country? they demand the business owners allow them to sell drugs on their premises, or simply give them protection money from those hawking inflatables on the beach to the popular pause on the strip. nobody's too big or too small to get out of paying may what bear the police say they're getting to grips with things that yesterday there is italian restaurant who visit restaurants and who is it businesses so that people feel that police are close to them and they can come to us when there is an extortion call, then we can follow up in the street while the state attorney's office goes after the criminal organizations. but only one person in conclusion has been tried and convicted for extortion. and they are appealing and they're already close restaurants shops. that's an as yet incipient trend. this money maker for the mexican economy was stopped before the tourist decides go elsewhere. john homan algae cedar kangaroo king, his 1st operational satellite designed to collect agricultural data, has

can coons become a juicy prize for the biggest cartels in the country? they demand the business owners allow them, so drugs on their premises will simply give them protection money from those hawking inflatables on the beach to the popular bars on the strip. nobody's too big or too small to get out of paying may well bear the police, say they're getting to grips with things and which address runs and businesses so that people feel that police are close to them. and they can come to us when there's an extortion call, then we can follow up in the street while the state attorney's office goes after the criminal organizations that only one person can tune has been tried and convicted for exclusion. and they are appealing and they're already close restaurants, shots. that's an as yet incipient trend. this money maker for the mexican economy was stopped before the tourist decides, go elsewhere, john home and how does he to conclude kenya's 1st, operational fact life designed to collect agricultural data has blasted off in the space. thanks. rocket. it loans on

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i'm here with ted coons, the project manager for renewal by anderson to talk about it. one of the big things we hear from homeowners is i shouldn't need to replace my windows. they're just not that old, but here's the thing. home builders put in high end kitchens and bathrooms and low in windows. just aren't that good? so even if your windows are only 7 to 10 years old, they may still need to be replaced this so many window companies out there. what's different about your company? well, besides being the full service replacement window division of anderson the company. people tend to call when they're particular about their home. they don't want just any old windows installer, so your standards for installers are pretty high. right brian, you can have the best window or door in the world, and if it's not installed correctly, it's gonna fail. so we don't hire these jack of all trades. installers do gutters and siding on the side are window installation teams. do our windows year in year out and have done thousands of them anytime a homeowner has to deal with multiple hom

i'm here withed coons, the project manager for renewal by anderson to talk about it. one of the big things we hear from homeowners is i shouldn't need to replace my windows. they're just not that old. but here's the thing home builders put in high end kitchens and bathrooms and low end windows. just aren't that good? so even if your windows are only 7 to 10 years old, they may still need to be replaced this so many window companies out there. what's different about your company? well, besides being the full service replacement window division of anderson where the company people tend to call when they're particular about their home. they don't want just any old window er, any oil installer, so your standards for installers are pretty high, right, brian, you can have the best window or door in the world, and if it's not installed correctly, it's gonna fail. so we don't hire these jack of all trades installers that do gutters and siding on the side window installation teams. do our windows year in year out and have done thousands of them anytime a homeowner has to deal

because chris coons was so desperate to try to make an affirmative case for biden's reelection video today? that's what he resorted to on cnn. >> laura: i thought the introductory video featured not just president biden's beautiful catholic school penmanship but the visuals that remind us how much better off we are two years later. >> i noticed the writing as well. >> we are stronger abroad and safer and stronger at home. >> laura: i get the hologram president, i get the media propping it up. is there a point in which the fiction becomes so holy unbelievable they say that i just can't do it again. i can go along with that. his penmanship? that's it? really? >> the whole thing is absurd. you vote for joe biden, everything will be calling to get people to vote for him. which is completely at odds with the reality. there has been complete chaos and disruption with the lives of american citizens, with our role abroad. it's actually kind of offensive that chris coons would try to say that we have a good situation abroad given the reality of what's happening with our role in the proxy war

all right, my colleague, clifford coon and thank you very much. let's go now to some of the other global business stories making headlines. tesla will build a new factor in shanghai to produce large scale batteries. the roughly the size of a shipping container and can power $3600.00 homes for an hour when demand from the local power grid is high or during a blackout. elan mosque has pledge to expand energy storage business to be on par with the company's car operations. german employers association has rejected a trade union demand for a 4 day work week with the same pay for employees in the german steel sector. bosses say it would lead to exorbitant cost increases. they said would also make german steel companies uncompetitive and could endanger jobs. our world bank and international monetary funds, spring meetings are taking place this week late on the agenda. reform of the world bank to make it better prepared for tackling long term issues such as climate change. of the meeting comes against the backdrop of economic challenges, including high i

people get a chance to go read the story that your producer sent me as i was doing research about chris coons' people, you will see a different picture of what is portrayed about hunter and his connections are so deep if i was in the doj at a certain position, i would be very nervous about going forward trying to prosecute hunter biden. he's that connected around dc. >> todd: it feels like chris coons was hand-picked by the biden administration for multiple reasons. >> ashley: anybody else would have been charged long ago, no denying that. the fbi director christopher wray, this is interesting, attempting to shut down accusation that the bureau is politically biassed against republicans while testifying in front of congress. >> just to be clear, there are no political appointees in the fbi, everybody is a career civil servant, unless you count me. >> you're career, too. >> that is different from most other agencies in the federal government. >> ashley: wouldn't that be nice if everyone in the fbi was a career civil servant. what do you think? >> jonathan: you always have to take what christop

. >> that was mike santoli let's see if our next guest agrees adam coons portfolio manager. >> good morning. >> i'm sure you heard mike there. he said april is a strong month for the markets and if we see the major indices up in q1 following a down year, we see quarters two to four in the green. with the disruption with the banks, you see history repeating itself >> i don't obviously, that is a technical part of the market we look at the fundamentals and there is a lot of negativity in the soup of the market this banking crisis is something we need to focus on. i know it seems stabilized right now and our hope is it remains stabilized we see this as a first leg of the dislocation in the markets the problems we're seeing in the banking sector are not just going to go away there is not enough focus on the lending that is going on with banks borrowing at par against the securities within the portfolio. the rate on that is 5% so, if you look at the securities of lending against borrowing, the rates are much lower. this will lead toward zombie banks. we are talking about banks with profitability

that agreed to chris coons who replaced joe biden in delaware. the fbi whistleblower get suspended without pay. ultimately he's forced to resign. what could explain that? here's a thought.it makes sense if democrats view the fbi whistleblower as a threat to their ability to punish thereof political opponents using federal law enforcement. they want to do that forever. no matter who was in the white house. they will never give up that power but, the irs whistleblower is a different animal. he is a threat to joe biden personally. he can expose the corruption of joe biden and his administration if the irs whistleblower succeeds. the biden administration is done. it's becoming obvious. democrats want him done. they want joe biden gone. here's chuck todd of nbc, not exactly a conservative guy opening up his show yesterday. >> as biden prepares to formally announce his pain for second term early this week. i just one out of 4 americans thank you should read one. 70 percent say he shouldn't run. 53 percent of 2020 biden bogus satiation one. those of a d

but molly, at some point this does become the socialist theater of the absurd because chris coons, who is so desperate to try to make an affirmative case for biden's reelection video today, this is what he resorted to on cnn. i thought the introductory video featured not just president biden's beautiful catholic school penmanship, but the visual that remind us of how much better off we are two years later. i notice writing as well. i think we are stronger abroad and safer and stronger at home. >> ma molly, i get the hologram president . i get the media propping it up . is there a point at which the fiction becomes so wholly unbelievable that those independents who voted for biden last time just say, i just can't do this again? i just i can't go along with that. his penmanship. that's it. realizing the whole thing is absurd and you know, it is evocative of what happened in 2020. this idea that you vote for joe biden, everything will be calm. he has great penmanship. whatever the issue is , to get people to vote for him, which is completely at odds with the reality. there's there's been

that's what senator coons wa referring to there when it comes to understanding the full picture mostr of congress don't have a ful understanding of that quit yet. i suspect when they come bac to town, we'll start to se briefings pop up, usuall dauzat requested behind closed doors, that the administration can get the answers to lawmakers. on both sides of the aisle in classified setting >> julie, thank you so much coming up, in just 60 seconds. the latest on democrats called for chief justice john roberts to testify before congress following the revelation surrounding clarence thomas. i'm gonna speak to senator and it is your committee ale padilla about. that plus, potential changes t the ethics rules for the court and much, mu, chmore coming up next we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ working to undo the impact a crash can have on your life. which has led the forester to even be able to detect danger and stop itself. the subaru forester has earned the i-i-h-s top safety pick plus nine times, more than honda c-r-v and toyota rav4. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. liberty mutual customizes

they have been, our teachers are correspondent, new valiant, and coon gay gives an overview of how south africans are at they. what's in so the offer is if a worsening power prices in which homes and businesses spend more than 10, i was without electricity is starting to jungle africa. the most developed economy no setting is going is too bad cause fasting. we are well lost our profit then our fries are not working. so when electricity is gone, like we can do anything, sometime we close early, then have to wait for electricity, then we have to come in open and close 9 o'clock so. so is pick his take like too much time in like yagi, lossing, of a profit. and i specially, the generator is ian, you can see every time, maybe 2 or 3 times view on generator. we buying petro like every day, $506.00, and the trend and death of a profit. the streets of johannesburg have gotten quite intense and become more difficult to navigate on a daily basis as a result of these traffic lights that are not working as eyes. but the guy with the traffic lights are not working are really a problems they also feed

the most of it is currently being released and it is throughout the bull coon, a region. then next week it will debut in the middle east, particularly in bahrain, egypt, iraq jordan, quit lebanon that was already, claim shipping, attended the premier in belgrade in russia. it was received very well. it got a great reviews in the audience. loved it, and i hope there's not going to be much different here. i mean, i hope everyone likes it. i hope the serbian audience will have their space trip. their experience in space will show you how space looks real. we all have seen and we love films that were imitating space and 0 gravity. 1 this time, this is how it looks real. this is the experience it for real. the weight is all that wraps up. this is our interesting story here on all t don't call in on mosque, threatens to sue microsoft. check that out and we'll be back to the top of the out . mm hm. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race. it is on offensive, very dramatic development. only personally and ge

i'm here with ted coons, the project manager for renewal by anderson to talk about it.one of the big things we hear from homeowners is i shouldn't need to replace my windows. they're just not that old. but here's the thing home builders put in high end kitchens and bathrooms and low in windows just aren't that good ? so even if your windows are only 7 to 10 years old, they may still need to be replaced this so many window companies out there. what's different about your company? well besides being the full service replacement window division of anderson where the company people tend to call when they're particular about their home. they don't want just any old windows installer, so your standards for installers are pretty high. right brian, you can have the best window or door in the world , and if it's not installed correctly, it's gonna fail. so we don't hire these jack of all trades. installers do gutters and siding on the side are window installation teams. do our windows year in year out and have done thousands of them anytime a homeowner has to deal with multiple

i'm brian gary here with ted coons from renewable. anderson and he's here to talk about how to make window replacement more affordable. well first, brian, you don't have to do them all. you could just replace your worst windows first or another way to make them affordable is to change the style of window for example, you could do a gliding window instead of a casement. we have a lot of ways to make window projects really affordable compared to other window cos you have a completely different business model with other companies. there's just too many people involved in the process. there's the manufacturer, the seller and then the installer and then the customer. and if you call with a problem, that's when they say, oh, we're the manufacturer. you have to call the installer for that problem. vice versa where the full service replacement window division of anderson with us, there's no passing the buck. look at renewal by anderson we sell, build, install and warrant our windows and patio doors. so if there's ever an issue, we take full r

but as john homan reports from can coon, there may not be an easy fix. the c sand and semi automatic rifles. it's the new reality permit crews top beach destination, the caribbean resort of conclude a hotspot for spring breaking americans and european holiday makers. but one in which marines now guard the beaches for he, for a reason, can tune over recent years. crime and violence have been on the rise for people killed near the beach just before easter, the late his flash point. british holiday makers, sophie kirsty, as soaking up the raises the security forces pass, you just seen all of the, the marines and the police come patrolling down the beach. what, what were you thinking? yeah. for a strange site. i thought that was going to be an altercation or there was something here or throughout something. the reason that uh, maybe preventative measures. i definitely cautious and we were definitely like we were looking around at other people's reactions and seeing if anybody else is react in elementary. if other people were scared, then we'd probably leave.

can coons become a juicy prize for the biggest called tales in the country? they demand the business owners allow them, so drugs on their premises or simply give them protection money from those hawking inflatables on the beach for the popular bars on the strip. nobody's too big or too small to get out of paying may what bear the police say they're getting to grips with things yesterday. there was he doesn't want us to lancoste puget restaurant and who is it? businesses show that people feel that police are close to them and they can come to us when there's an extortion call, then we can follow up in the street while the state attorney's office goes after the criminal organizations. but only one person in cancun has been tried and convicted for extortion and they're appealing and they're already close restaurants shops, knutson as yet, incipient trend, this money maker for the mexican economy want stopped before the tourist decides go elsewhere. john holman, how does it conclude? as still a lot more to come this up. familiar looking stole opens in russia afte

can coons become a juicy prize for the biggest cartels in the country? they demand the business owners allow them, so drugs on their premises will simply give them protection money from those hawking inflatables on the beach to the popular bars and the strip. nobody's too big or too small to get out of paying may, will bear the police, say that getting to grips with things. so the enter the rigid restaurants and businesses. so the people feel that police are close to them and they can come to us when there's an extortion call, then we can follow up in the street while the state attorney's office goes after the criminal organizations that only one person can who has been tried and convicted for exclusion, and they are appealing and they're already close restaurants, shots. that's an as yet incipient trend. this money maker for the mexican economy was stopped before the tourist decides. go elsewhere. john home and how does it know it's time for the weather. here's everson. hello, the weather remains a little unsettled across the middle east. a fair amounts

the operation was jointly conducted by the coon, jeff police and intelligence wing. there has been a push for the arrest of st for the past 35 days. so let us talk a little i'm ritz power single was apprehended in a village in northern punjab, in a temple. the search for the separatist, a spot processed by 6 in the u. k. canada and the u. s. the thing calling it's an attack on the seat community office runjun sharma. x of the story. people sing the broad carlos sunny separatist has finally been arrested by that one job police. this after weeks of man hunt 36 days to be precise. he surrendered himself in a district called morgan, the state of one job. and moreover, basically the boat. please. alls, as the protocol, a sunny separatist to amber terrorist cord jar. now seeing been doing one also the significance of where this man surrendered, and some secretly got arrested. it was on the 18th of march when, when job released launched a crack down on i'm a policy in his members of his outreach call wireless from job the armrest ball thing has been labeled down to as a col

during a quarrel in july 2021, he strangled a twenty-six-year-old mother of two children in a bath of coonsg at the place of residence during a domestic conflict with his wife, he strangled her wishing to avoid criminal liability. he hid the body, who died in the floodplain during the investigation of the criminal case. this is a story full of creepy details. at first, elena logunova was considered missing without a trace. the police and volunteers were looking for her for a year , combing area after area to no avail , then logunov played anxiety and even gave interviews, they say, her wife went to the store at about 3 o'clock in the afternoon and did not return. so the third, when we put the children out of our fingers, probably asked if i could go get some clothes. i say, yes, of course, to harm, that is, there was no ban on anything. well, how would i get ready, but it was done and said when the children wake up. you dial me well, later it turned out elena's phone from 9:00 in the morning was offline, not a single surveillance camera recorded how the woman left the entrance. but alexande

he strangled a twenty-six-year-old mother of two children in a bath of coons, being at the place of residencemestic conflict with his wife, he strangled her, wanting to avoid criminal liability. he hid the body that died in the floodplain during the investigation of a criminal case - this story was overgrown with terrible details. at first, elena logunova was considered missing. the police and volunteers were looking for her for a year. they combed district after district to no avail , then logunov acted out anxiety and even gave interviews, saying that his wife went to the store at about three o'clock in the afternoon and did not return. so the third, when we laid down, the children from the mouth, probably asked to take cover, already, i can go for clothes. yes, of course, i will harm, that is, there were no prohibitions. well, she says, well, as if she got together and does it , she says, when the children wake up. you dial me well, later it turned out that elena's phone was offline from 9:00 in the morning, not one the surveillance camera did not record the woman leaving the entrance. but

thank you sort of outlining that so so clearly for us, i just money for coon, from the center for asia pacific strategy and security. thank you so much for this interview by lauren ukraine's brought far reaching changes to a europe security infrastructure. among them is finland. joining nato and doubling the length of their lives is bordered with russia. nato members, norway, estonia, latvia, lithuania, and poland. sure. a 1200 kilometer border with russia and its own place, colon and grad. a finland sport with rushes more than 1300 kilometers long. i correspondents, terry schultz reports now from the border town of e matter on finland, plans to safeguard nato's northeast and flak as to more than a century of self reliance and security, finland now has reinforcement. as the 31st member of nato sharing the alliance guarantee of mutual defense for decades, moscow had warned its western neighbor not to go there. the red light form for the rushes you know, was, are, you know, accessing to nato. and of course, we were waiting for in some con, reaction, and we've seen what, what russia has d

our teas, africa correspondent, newly william coon, gay brings us more details. the u. k is censoring vital information on who really shots protests as a somali land, the somalian break we region in clashes between pro somalia protesters and security forces. this comes after a year, long funding office security forces, known for numerous killings of civilians, but somehow decided to hold them for reasons the a not disclosing the disclosure of information. detailing our relationship with somali land could potentially damage the relationships between the u. k. and somali land, if the united kingdom does not maintain this trust and confidence, its ability to protect and promote u. k. interested through international relations will be hampered, which will not be in the public interest. the censorship decision was made in response to a freedom information requested by declassified u. k. concerning a demonstration in the but to the contest, the city of last a not over the new get around 20 pro somalia activists were killed to dozens more were injured. and many people are curr