go through history, not even a world leader named cory. >> tyrus: cory feldman. >> i hate that guy. >e has a new album out. >> greg: cori booker. i rest my case. >> tyrus: you won there, not because he's a democrat, he tells stupid stories with his face too close online. we can't stand him. he might have great ideas, brother, back up. >> greg: he talks like -- >> >> tyrus: like we don't know english. today, guys, i went outside and saw the sun. >> greg: like he ate a piece of pizza that was too hot. >> tyrus: maybe i got a couple days off in the sun, i'm the only one thinking rationally, nothing to do with tips. it has everything to do with the fact he reached less than 25% of his life's potential. he's 35 years old, delivering pizza to low and behold a girl he dised in high school and he had to go to her house and put on his best khakis hoping to rekindle and she has a wonderful house and doesn't even remember him. it is not her fault you are e essence of a loser and i'm shocked, he is white, i thought you guys do better than that, with privilege and such. nothing to do with tip and

cory and eric of park city, utah. they say cory poisoned him by lacing his drink with fentanyl twice. 30-year-old cory first bought up to 30 fentanyl pills for $900 from the housekeeper just before valentine's day and then tried to poison eric at the party. he got sick and told a friend "i think my wife is trying to kill me." a few weeks later cory again bought fentanyl from carmen saying she wanted some strong drugs like that michael jackson stuff. three days later she admitted she gave her husband a vodka cocktail and went to sleep and found him dead on the floor. eric had five times the lethal dose of fentanyl in his system. a year after his death, richens published a children's book, are you with me, about losing a loved one. cory has yet to enter a plea but police believe motivation was money. why? several times prosecutors say she stole money from his business, and one night she broke into his computer and changed and made herself the sole beneficiary of his insurance policy. now she is suing in civil court tryi

new jersey senator cory booker. senator cory booker, welcome. thank you for coming. >> my pleasure.eally grateful to be here. >> senator, you have been working with republican senator tim scott for almost three years now on a package of police reforms. still hasn't been passed. what's holding it up? >> you've got to find people on the other side of the aisle that are willing to take those steps with you. i have not found that whatsoever. but i'm continuing to do the work, and this is too important. and why is it too important? because you see things like are happening in minneapolis. you still see too many videotapes of people being treated unjustly and unfairly. that you have police leaders coming ahead and saying, we should have more transparency and more accountability. this is too important of an issue for us to give up. now, you are saying why haven't we had this landmark legislation? we both know enough about washington, sometimes it takes a congress or two congresses to get something done. heck, we got anti-lynching legislation done under president biden. i led the legislatio

the one way is you what you heard from cory. he needed emergency surgery to get his appendix removed. hidden in the fine print, his plan said it would only cover a fraction of the $37,000 hospital bill. even though he was paying insurance premiums every month. another predatory way of getting around protection that barack and i fought so hard in the affordable care act to accomplish, protecting millions of people with pre-existing conditions like cancer and heart disease, that was another way to get around that. imagine you have a heart attack and you expect your insurance company to pay for it. or you are diagnosed with cancer and expect your insurance company to pay for it. but they dig into your medical records and discover you had asthma as a kid. claim you had a heart attack as a pre-existing condition. then refuse to pay. folks, that is not health insurance. that is a scam. [applause] folks, today my administration is issuing a new rule that would close the loophole that allows junk insurance plans to exploit americans. un

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the new jersey center cory booker. senator booker, welcome and thank you for coming. senator even working here with republican senator tim scott for almost 3 years. it's been a package of police reforms. it still has not passed. what has been holding it up? >> you have to find people who are willing to take the steps with you and i've not found that. i am continuing to do the work but this is too important. because we see things like what is happening in minneapolis. you still see so many videotapes of people being treated unjustly and unfairly. you have police leaders coming ahead and saying we should have more transparency and more accountability. it is so important. you say why have we not had this landmark legislation? we all know so much about washington that sometimes it takes congress to get something done. in fact we have anti-lynching legislation done under president biden and i led that legislation for over a century before that was able to get accomplished. but i don't forget to take that long and i'm not deterred by the three years it has taken to keep fig

let's bring in republican congressman cory mills.the russian behavior is unsafe and unprofessional. i would think there would be stronger language. blinken is dangerous. there's a lot of things. when you talk about, you know, three in 24 hours it gets to be a pattern. >> thanks for having me and you are exactly right. not only is it become a pattern but we have seen as was indicated earlier that in march, we actually had a russian fighter disrupt one of our -- causing it to crash. what we are seeing a ramp up and i have been talking about this for years about the russia, china, iran and geopolitical alignment. you are seeing this similar type of activity with the chinese as well throughout the taiwan strait as well as south china sea when it comes to dangerous or unprofessional type of behaviors when it comes to naval vessels. and so they feel more emboldened and i feel at this is actually part of the weakness and light aggression response and t that s and that is where the biden administration and others need to be taking a little b

cory mills, good to see you. let's take a look at the markets today fairly modest increase on the dow jones industrial, the s&p is down and the nasdaq is down about a half a percentage point, it's kind of rebounded a little bit, at least the dow is from last week and investors are watching china as it enters what looks like a deflationary. , how will that impact is at home freedom capital market chief global strategist and former executive floor governor at the new york stock exchange jay woods joins us now, governor woods, good to see you. let's talk about china, the wall street journal had a piece talking about the inventory of unsolved good as the global economy is slowing down. it is building up suggesting there going into a deflationary . . . how does that affect us in the united states. >> right now it is not affected us but is something were watching carefully, let's back up a little bit they've not come out of covid their way behind the curve were talking about a real estate crisis that's been going on fo

next couple days, especially for folks up and down the west coast. >> kevin: progressive lawmakers coriand jamal bowman spending their holiday trashing america. bush tweeting declaration of independence was written by enslavers and didn't recognize black people as human. demand reparations now and bowman says, this is july 4th, remember we stand on stolen land toiled by enslaved africans. these ideals are accessible to everyone, not just a few. patrice onwuka, director of independent women's forum, join us now. so many ways i could take this conversation, but obvious first question, when people talk about what ought to be done to restore descendants of those brought here against their will, this conversation is great in theory and in practicality, talking about paying people off. the mayor in newark is calling for reparations and you heard bush and others calls for reparations. i've heard you say this is damaging to black americans. why is that? >> yeah, good morning, kevin. we have seen reparations tried and failed through programs meant to uplift families, especially black families an

congressman cory mills joins me now.t have the fireworks show because of the pandemic and wildfire chance, what do you snng >> it is disappointing the biden administration has this anti-american sentiment. this is not a partisan holiday, this is 4th of july, our independence, what we fought and stood for. i just came back from a trip meeting with naval commanders in hawaii and guam and taiwan. these are americans who are celebrating july 2nd, celebrating independence day. we have not had fireworks at mount rushmore since the trump administration. i guarantee if it were pride day, we would launch as many fireworks as possible. not independence day. anti-american sentiment. >> carley: supreme court just ended race-based -- you still can't use affirmative action, should race be a factor when deciding who gets into schools? >> having served and being an army combat veteran myself, idea they need to implement affirmative action to make a selection does the opposite, it divideses us. key are cohesive, we don't care the color o

cory mills joins us now. is this in the name of climate change?t seems like we are overregulated. >> well, it is absolutely we are over regulated, up-front cost in comparison to long-term savings is not a decision to be made by the government, should be made by the citizen. water heaters would draw from the heat outside and take longer to heat up water and northern climates it would be less efficient. at call or on call water here would be more proficient. this is the federal government continuing to overreach. first your gas stove then your air conditioner, then your water heater, it continues on and on and on, only thing safe, put it upstairs. >> ashley: it seems like there are whacky regulations being put in play. i know we know there is a lot of cons to this, do you see pros in this? it will save billions, do you see pros to this at all? >> i think that depends on the individual consumer. with 40-year high inflation, cost of living out of control, people having to make the decision between filling your gas tank or grocery store, people getting

. >> carley: cory mills will call out the climate hypocrisy.ll for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry's helped thousands of people sell their policies for cash. even term policies. i can't believe they're just sitting up there! sitting on all this cash. if you own a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, you can sell all or part of it to coventry. even a term policy. for cash, or a combination of cash and coverage, with no future premiums. someone needs to tell them, that they're sitting on a goldmine, and you have no idea! hey, guys! you're sitting on a goldmine! come on, guys! do you hear that? i don't hear anything anymore. find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >> carley: white house climate envoy john kerry testified on capitol hi

this is senator cory booker. ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah, that is senator cory booker playing up the old barbie themes about this, it is such cringe. i went to watch it and look at the comments on social media. i cannot believe the united states senator did this. but he did pick oxen going to out do you jason mind is worse. a man who spent more than $14000 on a custom made border collie costume is benching on the public eye intake is first walk ever. the manta the dog costume is help them realize his dream of becoming an animal. i do not know him personally i would be willing to bet this man does not vote republican i'm going to throw that out there. he's living his life as a dog. what is actualcook is actually d looking dog. better looking now than he was before the dog. i thought that was kind of cute typical asked hate lassi lasleyd he turn around? >> listen it's one thing to say identify as a border collie, stranger. but perhaps understanding identify as a lassie because as a child you loved little lassie. you got old and lost your mind and became a lassie pickwick "stranger things" have happened

the group includes congressmembers rashida tlaib, alexandria ocasio-cortez, cori bush, ilhan omar, and bowman. cori bush wrote -- "the israeli government is responsible for enforcing an apartheid state and rampantly abusing the rights of palestinians. congress should not be giving a platform to the president of a country that shows no respect for human rights. i will not be attending his joint address." on monday, president biden spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and invited him for a meeting in the united states this year. biden recently criticized the makeup of netanyahu's far-right cabinet, describing it as "one of the most extremist" he has seen in israel. israeli president isaac herzog's visit to the white house comes just weeks after the israel military attacked the jenin refugee camp, killing at least 12 palestinians in israel's largest military operation in the occupied west bank in 20 years. we begin today's show with noura erakat. she is a palestinian human rights attorney and an associate professor at rutgers university. she is the author of "justice for s

the dubs have agreed to a one-year deal with cory joseph.or five teams, including the last three seasons in detroit. he averaged just over the seven points per game in his career. as for the summer league, the warriors will be in sacramento tomorrow with the 7:00 tip-off against the kings. in charlotte, the u.s. taking on trinidad and tobago. san jose earthquakes star cade cowell gets his chance with the u.s. already up big. uses speed for the steel, then the moves. that is his first international goal. what a beauty. the u.s. roles 6-0. they take group a. a match against the second place finisher from group d next on july 9 in cincinnati. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. j.r.: thanks, chris. call it mission-critical this week. she is the next u.s. leader set to travel to china. the delicate strategy we will see this week from washington to mend its ties with beijing. plus, are you walking your dog wrong? we have all seen it. you may have done it. the issue that animal experts are pointing out tonight. >> building a better bay ar

that's where pastor cory brooks comes in.is selfless acts and the power of faith he's helping to build a better society for all. lawrence jones joined the pastor on his quest to save the community. >> few have inspired change in the community like pastor -- he spent nearly a year on the rooftop raising money to build a community center that will help transform this crime-ridden neighborhood and allow children to build a brighter future. i spent some time on the roof with the pastor. take a look. >> the violence and the crime sometimes desensitizes people but we have to make sure that people know this is not normal. we should not become desensitized. we should continually keep our efforts going to get rid of the violence, to change the neighborhood, and we have to all continue to do that. >> tell us a little bit about what life is up here. >> it's tough but we've got to do it. we've got to get this center built and there is no other way. >> so the pastor went from zero dollars to over $28.5 million in fundraising, a man that m

earlier we ask journalists, use russ cory and cross sheet whether there was any information on a possible motive for the attack. the same as what you're trying to do. so i'm just trying to be in the process, the not yet kansas most of the meeting tomorrow was definitely fine. is from yes, this is all i'm the reason district. uh yeah, this thing didn't see that as a child has been kind of know, you have some issues with your topic. so you just indicated this is my goal of designation to box in the middle. the exchange is what this convention causes meant . the best jobs of the number to could be exceeding the young lady as far as to see the call center at the time because no numbers on the stage, the seeing cross spot saw tomorrow probably in the cavities has been good schools have been so clearly, fox so i need the story to measure, but what has happened today, we will see how a security measures the father to cross the country. we are seeing the ports in the box and the question that a see the bench and the guy has the, the, the portal process and also for justice to be. so we do the lea

no one, not even the robots can approach close enough to understand how much concrete separates the cory, them from the ground. the on the, [000:00:00;00] the, in the sisters to collect the hundreds of thousands of tons, radioactive liquids are no longer sufficient. the leaks everywhere infiltrate the ground. some arguments that it would be best to throw everything over for it because of fishing area has already been compromised. and the pacific ocean is so big the, but nobody really knows what to be a long term effects. the radioactive substances, infiltrate the food chain and color rise on the top. where we stand with our defects. see, here's the the, the, the, the blues associated into the the but i'm not suggesting that is the program i basically sent on it to when i sent that out and puts it on and on for 2. pretty cool. we did all these must have been recording basic need for much sooner. that information later supplied by workers confessed by the executives and then confirmed through concrete examples is in the 641 pages of the color color report talks about a name cause catastrop

she used missouri congresswoman cory booker. cory butch, i'm sorry, senator booker, senator butch.i was once stellar representation for easy voter access has been talked. republicans have shrunk polling times, and made absentee voting more difficult. while the caucus system has failed to keep pace with the times in terms of organization, convenience, and technology. i will republicans clearly hope to turn a happy coincidence into a bit of political posturing. meant to make it look like they value civil rights, when they actions suggest otherwise. but if you invoke the name of martin luther king, without embracing the ideas he fought and died for, then that's really no tribute at all. i gotcha. by providing blankets for comfort and warmth and encouraging messages of hope to help support nearly three hundred thousand patients facing cancer nationwide. we call it “the subaru love promise.” and we're proud to be the largest automotive donor to the leukemia and lymphoma society. subaru. more than a car company. family is just very important. she's my sister and, we depend on each other

so the last thing that little i see is my bill is the you've done where it was k is is last. cory shows me here, but i think the joke i thought of we may settle this game, but i used to out of state court. kevin has lived in brazil for a little less than 11 years. he is a 100 percent down shift dropped out of a prestigious university in moscow. i'm trying to do a promising job for a life of adventure, but always on what. sure, sure. but you know, it's and you do more than you are kind of yeah. and yeah, and yeah, is there anything you guys seem? yeah, i could somewhat by, since i'm with numerous. yeah, i mean, because i knew the activity that i'm the present meal. so some problem yesterday, really to my done prospect, i'm especially open you can readings. main source of income is fishing trips, which he arranges for the most exclusive clientele. it seems that life is improving, but this business has become very dangerous. you can run into drug dealers any way and they don't appreciate too much attention. the government is always on the run, investigating the m as in situations where he

the warriors have agreed to a one-year deal with cory joseph. and this believe joseph will provide the team depth behind steph curry and chris paul. >> the one thing that is no surprise is you are the only all-star and we wanted to congratulate you. >> he does not come as a surprise. camilo doval was selected to go to the all-star game in seattle. he is tied for most saves in all of baseball the season. it's been a big help to a solid bullpen. >>> the giants have won 18 out of 26 games. we are looking forward to seeing the all-star game on tuesday, june 11th. >>> no question. the popularity around pickleball has grown. we have seen the growth of the sport along the bay. this morning jocelyn moran stopped around the courts in palo alto were people were enjoying the day off. >> the sound of the ball, hitting it , you cannot take about anything else. >> reporter: for him pickleball has become a stress reliever. because it is about the smiles it brings out in the people you meet. is part of the palo alto pickleball club . on any given morning you ca

we will show the audience some of your conversation with cory booker, get a little bit of the back storyf the conversation. [video clip] >> a retiring senator from oklahoma, i went to his office for bible study. i do not expect to see him in an affectionate embrace with a little girl. i was like chairman, whose that? he said, that is my granddaughter, family member. his family adopted this girl, very difficult circumstance. i was moved by that. months later, a big bill. it was going to be a clean bill. i said, mr. chairman, i have an amendment for the bill. i made my pitch summoning the spirit of that child, so i walked back, set in my seat and looked up and he is merging towards me, kind of grunts at me, i am in. then we get chuck grassley, some of the republicans, now it is the law of the land. host: that sounds like textbook of what you were trying to achieve. guest: it is. i often use the example of senator booker visiting oklahoma and center and half visiting new jersey as an example of seeing how another constituency lives. that is a metaphor for how we can do this better. we think

tonight 7 on your side producer renee cory explains the cruise ship bill of rights that goes back tohe sinking of the titanic. a bill that aims to prohibit employees from being mandated to confront shoplifters is making its way through the state legislature. how misinformation about it is already impacting the retail committee. dion: we will see online in about two minutes. larry: ♪ non-drowsy claritin knocks out symptoms from over 200 allergens. without knocking you out. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. >> linsey: tonight, major new developments in the war in ukraine. president biden's controversial decision about a new weapons deal. the president sending cluster munitions to ukraine as part of a new military aid package to help the fight against russia. the weapons c

cori bush tweeted "to the declaration of independence was written by enslavers and did not recognizean. today is a great day to demand reparations now." likewise jamal bowman tweeted this "this july 4th, we must remember we stand on stolen land, toiled by enslaved africans and recommit ourselves to the fight for freedom, equality, injustice, so that these ideas are ours accessible to everyone, not just a privilege for you. we are not free until everyone is truly free. apparently california has reparations task force once black presidents to be free from child support debt. at the panel says in its final report "one effect of these long-standing harms is the disproportionate amount of african americans who are burdened with child support debt, the task force recommends to terminate all interest accrued on back child support requiring only the payment of the principal owed and it goes further and pushes for forgiveness of child support debt based on solely of parents financial circumstances ability to pay. meanwhile in new jersey, democratic mayors calling for action in this new animat

the valley democratic assembly member doctor cory jackson speaking in favor of his proposed state constitutional amendment aca, 7, it seeks to make changes to prop to all 9. the la voters passed in 1996. known to this day for making affirmative action illegal in california effectively banning universities in the state from considering race as a factor in the college admissions but the topic was back in the news this summer after the u.s. supreme court outlawed affirmative action nationwide. >> but on that note, jackson says he wants to clear something up about his proposal, arguing it does not go after the specific portion of prop 209, related to college admissions, aca, 7 has nothing to do with affirmative action. to be honest. >> it is really addressing the worst parts of prop 2 specifically. he says his proposal would allow the governor to waive parts of prop 209, doing so could allow race to be taken into account for state funding of certain programs. if there is research to prove those programs could improve the quality of life and even a life expectancy for people of color and other groups

cory, we're going to look changing her records. her mother refused, but it didn't matter, allison explained. they will do. whatever the kids say, it doesn't matter. parents say she was cory and used they them pronouns. they didn't give a darn what i said. she didn't use the word darn. i will edit myself for c-span you're welcome everyone. the key takeaway was that she really wanted me to to drive home and my book. was this what happened to her? can happen to any family? her daughter was particularly vulnerable and they took advantage of that vulnerability. the in-patient program started, the whole thing. and the schools just went along. they don't care. the school is so involved in politics and in pushing their agenda and to us as parents we feel like we have no control. so the worst of writing a book of this nature that's sort of timely is that eventually you just have to say we're done. you have to close the book and hit print and send it to your publisher and your copy editor. and my publisher was not with me because at the 11th

which to me is using it as a political football to fry to hit people like cori gardner and -- >> butesent her. you're being intellectually dishonest about her position. >> i just quoted her actual words. >> she was actually saying we should make sure it's covered by health insurance. >> that's not what the quote says. but okay. >> it's okay if you want to misrepresent her. >> in any case, i don't have the quote right now so i can't say. but she did change her position. i think it's fair to say there was a change in position on whether or not over-the-counter birth control would be okay. we're talking about the reason for that. >> particularly now that it's not -- most health -- some health insurance companies cover it, some don't. now obviously that it's going to be more available this is a huge win for women and women's health. >> you know what? we're going to figure out the history of this and we'll talk about it tomorrow just to get some insight which i can't do immediately on the spot. thank you so much everyone for being here. don't forget it is of course -- what day of the week

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thank you for that, cory. it has been more than a year now that our supreme court, the most corrupt supreme court we have had in america and more than a century toppled more than a half-century of precedent. in that time, it has become clear that the right wing right abortion is a war on healthcare itself. you can see that in a couple of different ways. you can see it by who these bands are accepting around the country. you can also see it by virtue of the fact that colleagues used to be so divisive for us in announcing abortion have now fallen strangely silent and the cat has taught their tongue. let me tell you about a few cases going around in the real world and women's healthcare. one woman in the midwest had a life-threatening ectopic pregnancy which is a condition where the fetus develops outside of the uterus and will never become viable. it is not a viable pregnancy, but it is very dangerous. she could not get anyone in her home state, which is a gilead state where the right wing have shut down women's

they added some depth to their lineup over the weekend signing free agent point guard cory joseph now do talk our jason dumas in an exclusive interview and the former nba champion. explain why he's excited to play for golden state. why he feels like will with the franchise and their play. here's a snippet and you get the full interview tonight on sports night live at 10. 45 thing? >> that organization and bodies kind of like the kick to says that what i'm about like i said, like i mentioned terms of selflessness, team basketball, not who gets the sign in terms just can pn and trying to get w's, even though we've been in this league for a little wild still, you know, you can still pick up things every year. i'm just looking forward super excited. >> as he should be super excited. more weather delays, though, in the second day in a row at wimbledon, rain delayed many early morning matches. but the weather did ease up in those rabbit tennis fans were able to take their seats and enjoy some play on the women's side. australian open winner reena sub lanka well. she made quick work of an ci

free agent cory joseph has agreed to a one-year deal with the warriors -- that just happen in the lasthe played for five teams, including the last three seasons in detroit. he has averaged just over seven points per game in his 13 year nba career. warriors begin summer league play tomorrow in sacramento. it is their first chance to see those guys. the draft picks, trayce jackson-davis on the where the goal is always winning, the summaries about preparing for training camp and a new season ahead. >> we want to win, no doubt about that is kind of the result. the goal is the process of trying to get better every single day. >> being able to alter and block shots is something i bring to the table, without fouling, just walling up vertically and getting my hands on balls. that is just something i have continued to work at. >> obviously we want to go undefeated as a team. personally, i want to have at least two or three triple-doubles, and shoot over 40% from three. final round of the classic in detroit. first pga tour win in four years? but he had other ideas. takes the lead. up by one. goi

representative bill hohn omar of minnesota, cory busch of missouri and alexandria oak osseo cortez ofork are among those who voted against a resolution affirming support for israel on tuesday after controversial remarks which were later walked back. for more, i'm joined by our correspondent on capitol hill. tell us more about the significance of this speech and visit by the israeli president? >> carl, it certainly was a significant speech. isaac herzog becoming the second israeli president in fact to hold a joint address to congress and he reminded them in the chamber it was 36 years ago, his own father in 1987, who also delivered an address to congress. there was applause by my count lasting three minutes and the message that he delivered is that the relationship between america and israel is one that he said was irreplaceable for both nations, reaffirming the ties that go back 75 years to the founding of israel as a state. he addressed a number of other issues. he spoke saying the free world should not allow iran to procure a nuclear weapon. he said israel wanted to have dialogue, r

with 30 different class ships, were introduced to a kind of gift nick among them in the miss alcover cory, by me for this year. when did you come and did again, that will be good and bad as the names keep divide your call, the legendary. when you bring containers all 5, you know which one great victory over 2 ships of the line over 2 centuries ago. and that's what i did, said that what do you want to split? see that we're now giving the names of here is with you for your daughter. ships you way in the middle squares full bears the sound of judges. ends isn't quite in the most gift, but as a symbol, but we'll just develop the longevity of our traditions. if i give them the committee for the coverage, just to a label personality with ncc, with these qualities i saw a showcase today. what did they use? you acela's and offices i use them so showing through here isn't that much of the showing that true potential, like the great ancestors bleach these us? that's what you in the middle school afloat that i see that i wish to express ensued. gratitude created by me as a naval personnel for carryi

they charge us christ. cory store. i don't levels leave on on the board of the toner. your social for me, you've got enough gun. yeah. the bar and you'll see a muse gigi g city closing gym where she is a provider in the barney and up and you don't ever hear about us about the music a car to start off. can you most of the way it's a pretty of all this is bonnie enough more when you look on here you know on it's a little more of a nevada. so do you to speak to blind me in the did i tell you? yeah, for the good i for you to release the apartment that you always go to store your gears. look you all before she 1st of all care. what do y'all do more? yes. the on you will do it on the outside of the community to reach me on the bus. stop you to for target are if you, you, as far as the smoke alarm, it was like momma not for the talk of pulling it. okay. and number one, yes, so what you're going to be doing a pretty showed public safety of the field that you're seeing of lump one day to, to what bill could be built up. i'll go either you'll be biased, mutual control, and you,

here we are at this time, cory moss: the 1st university in africa, south of the saw hara off. this gaping the price of mid day heat, the locals recess in the evening. and today there is a big event. for the 1st time since the 2012 crisis, a camel race has taken place and turned back to. it's not just a competition. the race is a symbol of building social cohesion between the communities around tim, back to the cool evening breeze brings a potties skia to the annual fix, chopped him back to the live together festival. here in the shadow of the cities flame of peace monument to our rec and some high people meet 2 dogs and before music in cultural exchange. but of course, the party gets really going. as a night falls, we molly, an artist gather to show the countries famous music tenant from david, please. to slam poetry performed by abraham hon, dining from sustainable archie, takes a lot of issues to the legendary city of tempe, up to a time today has come to an end. we hope you enjoy the. so remember to take us out to dw dot com, forward slash at re max full until next time, go

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cory jackson seeks to eliminate with assembly bill 1078. it would require school boards to reach a two-thirds approval to remove any text books from the classroom. it would allow the state to fine school districts that do not provide material with, quote, inclusive and diverse perspectives. >> now we are working together to continue to strengthen the bill as we see things happen on the ground. we have to get through this political turmoil before school traditionally begins so that all of our young people need to do is learn. >> reporter: the bill already passed the state assembly. the state schools superintendent backs the measure calling it important for students to learn about all parts of history, the good and the bad. >> that is all we're trying to do is take care of our students, get support for them, not trying to trample on local control. >> reporter: scott mcgrew reporting. in your mond adds while other states are trying to strip away representation in student textbooks he wants to ensure california goes the opposite direction and h

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get the river landscape officially declared a nature conservation area, also protected by diversity. cory domino hundreds through the most urbanized areas on the continent. it would help to revitalize south africa's industrial heartland on earth date, a group from fresh sets out to demonstrate to they also reduce the potential of a clean river system. the returns the little trap on the mission to remove 60 tons of weeks from these spots. in one d, it is beautiful. the river's leaving things always same is looking much better. i think we can, we can we store the space. it's a wind plant. 80. so if it gets polluted and been in the cleaning or south as well because we do sort that wouldn't be able to sustain life and sustains. so we pay them to go to the store to assist the this time is lying out, it was really great to have you with us today. it is a good buy from complex, right to in uganda. i really hope you enjoyed the shell. and by, for me, an idea of, if you want to know more, check out the social media channel shown on your screen. hopefully we'll see you next time. by the way, they s