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but 16400000 tons could be stored if natural vegetation were allowed to return on crump fields. instead. the simplest means of generating bio mass. energy is our most ancient way burning it like would leaks or waste governments around the world are even using it as part of their carbon neutral strategies and biomass. we need good old trees. the as one time over the past decade, the demand for them as an energy source have steadily risen. the less is the biggest ex porter with a market share of 62 percent. they're usually made from what resident was like, some of the store would chips. usually because the think tanks and n g hills have gathered evidence that shows that natural forest inhabitants in eastern europe and north america are being destroyed to state the growing appetite form when balanced through illegal logging. the policy makers in the u. s. e u and u. k. have classified woody bio mass as renewable, allowing governments to subsidize the production and burning of wood pallets. many countries don't have to report emissions from wood fired power plants, because trees are

the lawyer representing the family, benjamin crump has called it an unjustified shooting.d he describes the neighbor as a 58-year-old white woman and the kids leave behind a tablet, and she grabs it. one of the kids goes to her house to try and retrieve it, and that's when according to ben crump she throws something at or toward them and hits one of the kids and they say it was a pair of skates. the mother goes to talk to the neighbor and that's when the shooter -- now we know that's the shooter, and she is telling the police her version of events, it's a heated exchange and threats were made and owens' mother said that door never hoped and she shot through the door killing her. the woman has not been arrested or charged with anything, and the 9-year-old son next to her, and two of the four kids may have witnessed this. and owens friends and family say she was a cheer mom, and this was unjustified. >> she wanted to know why this happened. she knocked on susan's door. a closed, locked door. the door never opened. my daughter, my grandchildren's mother was shot and killed wi

no justification. >> ben crump thank you for joining us.eing here and taking the time. i'm so sorry for your loss. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> up next, a race to rescue. more ukrainians from flooding after the destruction of a critical dam. the latest from the region as those waters rise. the latest from the region as those warste rise. (vo) with verizon, you can now get a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your business, you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line tomorrow. with a verizon private 5g network, you can get more agility and security. giving you more control of your business. we call this enterprise intelligence. from the network america relies on. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis keeps flaring, put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pi

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so beacon hasn't been seen in public since last weekend's failed. revolt against the crump, the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. the office of french president, the model on that call and says he will be holding another emergency government meeting later on friday. this comes as riots have continued across the country for 3rd night. despite restrictions imposed in some cities, protesters took to the streets again, burning cars and vandalizing buildings. nearly 700 people have been arrested. young russ began after police the shots, a teenager at a traffic stop earlier this week from says a lead police units roll in but the violence continues, most demonstrates, has come from riot police. an outpouring of ongoing non test powers sub where a teenager was shot dead by police during a traffic stop. the police respond with tear gas news. the paris communities woke up to bounce out schools and damaged government buildings. off the previous nights of clashes acts that francis presidents a manual ma chrome called absolutely unjustifiable during a government meeting on wednesd

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. >>> joining us now the attorney for george floyd's family, benjamin crump. thanks for joining us. what goes through your mind hearing these horrific findings from the u.s. justice department three years after the death of george floyd? >> well, wolf, i heard evan define them as scathing, but as a civil rights attorney and a black man in america, it is factual. it's what we deal with on a regular basis. we're very thankful to the attorney general for doing an exhaustive report and general clark his assistant in the civil rights division being thorough and confirming what black people in minneapolis suspected and knew all along. there's a pattern and prabtctic of excessive force and the report found that police routinely engage in unlawful discrimination against black and brown people. >> the u.s. justice department said minneapolis police used force against black people at nine times the rate against white people. how revealing is that? >> it's very revealing. to some they may find it shocking. to others we have long been articulating this and now hopefully this report will provide

remember civil rights attorney ben crump said she yelled racial slurs at the children. children, we're told, left something na that field, an ipad or something of some sort. they went to the home to try to retrieve it. the mother came to try and talk to lorincz, according to detectives, and she knocked on the door, asked for her to come out and she shot through her door striking owens in the chest. she said she did it in self-defense. she said owens had previously attacked her. we have not been able to corroborate that. we know lorincz was arrested. she was charged with negligence, battery and two counts of assault. and the sheriff talked about this stand your ground law and how that comes into play. this is what he said. >> it does not apply in all situations and this situation is a prime example of when it was not justified. it was simply a killing. >> she is expected to make her first court appearance likely tomorrow. she is undergoing medical testing now and attorney ben crump in the last hour said this is a step toward justice. >> lindsey reiser, thank you very muc

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and you can get your analysis. dustin crump, intelligence and security expert, thanks for being on the w use. thank you. the white house says president joe biden is fine off the fully on stage at a public event. he was heading out, the problem is through the graduates of the us air force academy in colorado springs, when he tripped over sand back. this isn't the 1st time the 80 year old has stumbled prompting speculation about his health, republican se bite and is unfit for office. reason polls indicate less than half of the democrats think bite and should run for president. again. i asked the w, william, blue cross, how much of that has to do with the president's h a? hi there been yeah, i'd be interested in a poll saying how many americans think of there should be a sandbag that could potentially trip up to you accredited during a speech home. but to your question, i mean, there's been several serious or mainstream pulls out recently, looking at dissatisfaction among democrats specifically, but also americans in general about what they think about, you'll buy and running again. and t

absolute support going forward, blank check as much as you put those 2 entities are just totally anti crump and they're fair monitoring and they're, they want to promote war. so okay, there, that's just the way they've been and it's just disgusting that they take that position. and believe me, there are as many people who read those 2 newspapers publications, as you might think, it's just those people who are in the washington post new york times to promote promot promote or there's it. the reason is whether or not it's, it's going to it's going to happen in the near future, but there isn't move away from, you know, laughter. so us 1st around the world, a big control at the status quote. more countries are coming forward and saying it should be a more equal playing field. you know, a point that multi point to where, what would be us no matter if it's a couple of things or a democrats. what would the game plan be for the, for the us going for, would it be very different if it's demons or, or the g o p. absolutely. opposite, opposite a 180 degrees. different president trump never got us into

there is a lot to unpack and for that i can now welcome just and crump. he's a military analyst and c o of civil line a, a consultancy firm based in the u. k. good to have you here with me. okay. and to you throughout the war many times via video link. and it's the 1st time you're actually joining us here in the studio and what a time it is to have you here to, to unpack everything that's going on because it has been quite an extraordinary weekend. what do you make of a really extra rate? and i think you've called at the events very well in the program. i think the big question that's outstanding and it's very much in social media today, is a split between people. and i must say, i am one of these who believe that this is what it appears to have been. it was a revolt. it was a means to me by developing a group, probably with some support elsewhere within the system. and it was cooled off following extensive behind the scenes debate, simple guy on drake se kalsich baby. but there is another school of thought being pushed by a lot of brushes. both is, this

thank you. crump, the, the 100 and president test touchstone in china on her 1st visit the after the countries re establish formal diplomatic relations back in march. both states underline the one china policy is a fundamental basis of growing biological ties. a need for january, the 2 sides, have somebody own it. relevant commitments. join the push for a robust beginning of china on juris relations on the basis of mutual respect, equality, mutual benefits and common development. it fully demonstrates the standing up for the one that trying to principle is the right thing to do, which has the overwhelming support of the international community represents the trend of the world. so i'll talk to you and have a visit comes on the heels of annually open. chinese embassy reopened in the central american nations capital. the opening ceremony was attended by 100 for an ministry officials on the said some 3 months ago. hunters cut diplomatic ties with taiwan and recognize the island as part of china. the switch reduce the number of countries does diplomatically recognize taiwan to their agen

india is that it's as electrically pointed rise as an ice fits, think of the trump presidency, just as crump was accused. why didn't office of being a one of the to take her on the. ready on a us democracy and personally, and actually it was the magenta. some of the accusations are being cool that is more the why it's predicts at home and abroad. and it's important to remember that just as american democracy, somebody from indian democracies strong enough to check any erosion in democratic rights. it has the world's 2nd largest muslim population. and most homes enjoy equal rights and i'm proud of the senate and so mean, yeah. anybody who visits and yet can see that in general made as 3 or. ready 3 as any other scottish democracy in the world, the speak about the hopes of rescuing the 5 people on board. i'm missing a semester bill of lading. as the oxygen supply was expected to run out by now multinational effort to locate the vessel continues around the wreckage of the titanic. some 600 kilometers of the coast of new foundland and canada. while the crew of the titan lost contact with its sup

and you can get your analysis. dustin crump, intelligence and security expert, thanks for being on the w use. thank you. fresh off and meeting with nato foreign ministers in no way. us secretary of state as of the blanket wrapped up his tour of north countries with a stuff in finland today is making with humans outgoing. prime ministers on a mountain was followed by an address in the capital. in his speech, the us secretary of state outlined the ways he believes russia's invasion of ukraine has been a strategic fan. yes. he said, most goes aggression, has strength, and the nature with lights flashed most goes, energy exports and killed thousands of brushes on citizens. the russians estimated to a suffering more than a 100000 casualties in the last 6 months. so long as putting sense wave after wave of russians into a meat grinder of his own making. meanwhile, sanctions and export controls imposed by the united states, the european union and other partners around the world have severely degraded russia's war machine and defense exports. setting them back for years to come across as globa

i spoke withjustin crump, a defence, intelligence and security expert who served with the british militaryopean expert association. they have both been telling us about how important today's developments are. ., . ., how important today's developments are. ., , are. the reaction was pure shock. when i are. the reaction was pure shock. when i woke _ are. the reaction was pure shock. when i woke un — are. the reaction was pure shock. when i woke up in _ are. the reaction was pure shock. when i woke up in the _ are. the reaction was pure shock. when i woke up in the morning i are. the reaction was pure shock. when i woke up in the morning to are. the reaction was pure shock. - when i woke up in the morning to the news that the khakovka dam was blown up, by russian troops, that was the pure shock, because the consequences, as we know, are devastating, and i know this because backin devastating, and i know this because back in october last year, there were already reports and information that russia is preparing to blow up the dam, because back then ukrainian troops were preparing a counteroffe

and justin crump is a military veteran and chief executive of risk intelligence firm sibylline.nt to start with you first, please. a key question we are getting from viewers here bbc news is, just remind us exactly what is happening in russia right now. well, there is a certain sense of things de—escalating and tensions easing in russia. we are seeing reports from various regions in south—western russia of restrictions being lifted, particularly restrictions on traffic, the roads being reopened and in rostov, which is the biggest, the main city taken by wagner yesterday, the only thing that reminds local residents of the dramatic events yesterday is the torn up tarmac in central parts of the city. that's because of all the tanks that drove up and down those streets yesterday. tomorrow is still going to be a day off in moscow, but by and large things seem to be getting back to normal, and looking at state television, for example, it seems to be business as usual. at least that's the impression that the kremlin�*s media machine wants to give to its viewers. with regards to the kre

thank you very much for joining us— justin crump is the chief executive and founder of sibylline, a global. thank you so much forjoining us here again on the programme. fascinating listening to general hodges describing the conflict in ukraine is in its final weeks. yes. ukraine is in its finalweeks. yes, and it is interesting, _ ukraine is in its finalweeks. yes, and it is interesting, i _ ukraine is in its finalweeks. yes, and it is interesting, i spoke - ukraine is in its final weeks. 1a: and it is interesting, i spoke with him in romania when he was talking about the potential break—up of russia as an end to this conflict even at that time and again these almost centrifugal forces within russia that are starting to turn themselves out and it is one of the end stages we can imagine. obviously a lot up in the air at the moment and a huge number of those actors in russia sitting on the fence, all these various stakeholders you discussed on the programme so far, a lot obviously haven't taken a side and the military at large are you staying quiet. and the military at large are you staying q

systemically racist, there would be a tsunami lawsuits filed by racial ambulance chasers like benjamin crump, extracting million dollar penalty for violations of the civil rights and the 14th amendment to the constitution. there is no such such of lawsuits. there is no systemic racism. well, except for affirmative action, which was given as sanction by the supreme court in the berkeley decision. terrible decision, and was supposed to be temporary. i forget the date back in the nineties. it's its permanent is what it is. the war on white people. really a war in america. its creation and its future. it is a weapon selectively used to demonize. demonize politicians who belong to the party of lincoln and support martin luther king's vision of a colorblind society. this was also the vision of the founders, which is why the words white and black do not appear in the constitution. the anti-war racism that pervades the outlook of the democrat party and informs its policies is no more subtle than the anti-black racism of the ku klux klan. but it doesn't emanate from the fevers swamp of america's back

the m4, the motorway that leads to moscow and so when we say they are inching towards, we had justin crumpho knows all these roads very well and this highway very well. just give us a sense, for as long as we have known at the existence of vladimir putin as the leader of russia and the group he has had since the year 2000, we have never seen anything like this. ., ., ., ~ ., like this. no, and talking about ma s, like this. no, and talking about mas, it like this. no, and talking about maps. it is _ like this. no, and talking about maps, it is not _ like this. no, and talking about maps, it is notjust _ like this. no, and talking about maps, it is notjust a _ like this. no, and talking about maps, it is notjust a matter. like this. no, and talking about maps, it is notjust a matter of| maps, it is notjust a matter of geography. the speed with which wagner appears to have been able to advance internet cities such as rostov and voronezh is nothing short of astonishing. —— advance into cities. it took them hours to capture rostov and i think this tells us something about the russian official

sara comrey, who was six months pregnant and the way viral cell phone video goes out and benjamin crumpmes this woman and started getting death threats and we find out there are receipts and the bike was hers and the story was wrong, but billions viewed it. the same way starbucks threw under the bus, her employer put her on leave and called it disturbing. that is what they did at the moment. there is a trend here, viral cell phone video and people cave under pressure. there is more to the story, do they get their reputation back? no, google lives forever. >> emily: clear way of illustrating that pattern, ben, and my question, we are seeing rectifying of wrongs issue the knee-jerk destruction based on cell phone video and to the tune of $25 million. will that trend stop, do you think? will people learn the error of those ways and do you think cadence will stop? >> ben: buying and throwing parties took a play from jesse jackson, if you are not with us, we are coming after you. black lives matter own every jersey and every corner of the u.s. open in new york, this was one of the biggest po

according to lawyer ben crump, the neighbor yelled at ms.s' children for playing in a field next to their apartment complex and used racist slurs. when the children returned to retrieve a forgotten ipad, she threw it at them and hit a child. ms. owens went to confront the neighbor and, through the closed-door, the neighbor inside, owens outside, she shot and killed her. the neighbor has been identified as a white woman, though her name has not been released. the human rights campaign has issued its first-ever state of emergency for lgbtq+ people in the u.s. amid an onslaught of hateful legislation. more than 525 anti-lgbtq state bills have been introduced in the 2023 legislative session, over 70 of those have become law. the group released a guide listing state-by-state anti-lgbtq laws and a "know your rights" guide for lgbtq+ travelers. we'll speak with hrc president kelley robinson after headlines. in related news, a federal judge blocked parts of a florida law banning gender-affirming care for transgender youth. judge robert hinkle assert

we'll discuss the disturbing report with ben crump. >>> amid fierce fighting in ukraine, a senior militaryn counteroffensive. the ukrainian ambassador to the united states joins us with an update. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> in pittsburgh, the gunman in the 2018 synagogue mass shooting is waiting to learn if he'll be sentenced to death. a jury delivering a quick and decisive verdict against him a few moments ago. danny freeman is in pittsburgh. danny, it was an emotional moment in the courtroom when jurors found the defendant guilty on all 63 counts. >> reporter: wolf, it was an emotional moment. we've been hearing fro

that process though of supervised police court reform could take this morning, we're hear from ben crump, the attorney for the floyd family, saying that this report and the expected reforms, quote, give hope for change in the mpd but they remain skeptical about minneapolis' commitment to change and accountability. janai. >> janai: hard to believe it's been three years since that racial reckoning across the country. after his death. jay o'brien, thank you so much. >>> a jury will now decide whether the pittsburgh synagogue shooter who killed 11 people back in 2018 lives or dies. it took jurors just hours to find him guilty on all counts. alex presha joins us live. alex, good morning to you. >> reporter: prosecutors say that robert bowers turned a sacred house of worship into hunting ground. now that jury that convicted him on all counts will decide whether or not he gets the death penalty. bowers, a truck driver, convicted on 63 counts that include murder and hate crimes for the 2018 tree of life synagogue shooting. the deadliest anti-semitic attack in america's history. they say that bow

they contacted a tribe in the hills of laos, the human and bolt their entire pop, you crump, which they transpose you to a minute tree base and side on. the french agent sold opium to chinese vietnamese guns under the close to conduct the 2, turned it into heroine and dispatched it to the united states. the drug money would allow french intelligence to build a counter insurrection. of how many a $40000.00 men recruited from the tribes of indo china? it was one of those bizarrely clear instances of a modern western intelligence apparatus actually operating a drug tray. it was extraordinary. now, there's many instances of collusion and corruption, but nothing quite like that, where the intelligence service of a legitimate government is actually operating the traffic operation ex, came to nothing. in 1955 fronts, evacuated it, streets from indo china. the regions to your politics had changed. the colonial powers of withdrawn the opium regimes a close down on china, a communist state since 1949, brutally white top puppy growing. that should have sounded the death knell for knock politics in

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no word from it ben crump when it comes to jordan williams. >> brian: this is the urban environment todayuy is protecting himself. the guy comes behind the counter. he felt like his life was in jeopardy. he does end up killing the guy and then he is charged. he had to leave the country, he said, because he didn't feel safe here in new york. thankfully they dropped those charges against him. >> brian: i still spent days in likers in the meantime. carley shimkus never spent time in rikers island. >> carley: you are right, brian. clean record, my friend. i have more news to get to starting with. this the department of justice reportedly has multiple recordings of former president donald trump related to his classified documents case. prosecutors gave the evidence to trump's legal team as part of the discovery recess including several taped interviews. they claim to have trump on tape revealing secret information while discussing a plan to attack iran. the doj is also reportedly planning to use trump's own public statements against him. bud light unveils a new ad to try to win back its once l