senate, face-off and a second debate, congressman andy kim, an applicant curtis snapshot meeting to bob menendez who resigned in august after his conviction on federal bribery convictions and georgia me is been serving since his appointment in august and if us to step down after the election political report with amy walter rates this solid democrat. >> tonight i like conversation when the basement to the one-woman economic and wrecking ball. >> in the news is trying to bring civility back to this divisive election cycle. >> this election could not be more estate cannot be a more important. >> the republican curtis the two candidates trying to fill the seat of theng convicted former senior senator bob menendez. >> using her campaign and her message of the bodyguard cider andsi adapted. >> we sent down to hear why they think they deserve your vote november 5th. >> this is been a very challenging and difficult race in a very dramatic wanted that and one definitely has a changed it thursday politics forever. >> an open discussion, talking about all the issues that impact you about any site

curtis? hex permanent reform it's one of the most impediments to our national security to our energy future, so clearly reform. >> ending fossil fuel subsidies. making polluters pay devastating impact of the climate crisis. >> of not reach the end of this debate debate and branding random drawing held early the first payment will go to mr. curtis one minute to mr. curtis for your closing topic works thank you. you've done a great job tonight thanks the debate the prick commission, thanks her audience but thanks to the voters of utah. if you watch me closely you will know this is not an easy decision to run for this office. i wanted to know myself that i could be the type of senator that you would like me too be. and they want you to know after serious thought and reflection are several things i'm certain of. the founders believed we should serve for a season. if i'm fortunate to serve you, my season will be hallmarked by stewardship and service. i want you to know that your issues will be my

kim your question to curtis bashaw. >> welt mr.shaw i want to return to the question but you said earlier you are pro-choice. you support federal legislation to move forward. but i will be honest with you put the work i had done in congress, sing republicans because they gives our effort to codify roe v wade. we see right now we have 10 states right now that do not have an exception. total bans on abortion six states that do not have exception for life of the mother. what specifics are you talking about when it comes to federal legislation? if it's done incorrectly it could supersede new jersey's law and continue to change and women here in new jersey would experience. >> great. i'll answer it again. i am pro-choice. i believe a woman's right to choose is her decision. i would work with the bipartisan effort to codify that. i understand major supersede. do not want to do anything to take a woman's right to choose away in new jersey. i do not know how else to explain i am pro-choice about to say i am pro-choice. i would say to peopl

curtis first. >> >> curtis: number one qualification is do they understand the constitution, are they committed to the constitution, will they interpret the constitution the way the founders intended rather than the whims of the political day. that's very important for me. if there's a second characteristic it would be the characteristic character of that individual and of course their service and education and other things play into it but number one for me is constitution adherence to the constitution as intended by our founders. >> gleich: i believe in our founding fathers vision in the separation of power in check and balance. we see branches of government, the executive, judicial and legislative branches but currently our supreme court has been radicalized by the appointment of these nominees and we've seen some really troubling decisions that are impacting our everyday lives and that are eroding that separation of powers and especially on the executive branch, we should be troubled by the chevron decision, the presidential immunity decision and the overturning of roe versus wade

curtis. we will go ahead one minute to you for your closing thoughts. >> curtis: thanks to the debate commission and our audience and thanks to the voters of utah. if you watch me closely you know this was not an easy decision to run for the sophists. i wanted to know myself that i could be the type of senator you would like me to be. i want you to know after serious thought and reflection there's several things i'm absolutely certain of. the founders believed that we should serve for a season. if i'm fortunate enough to serve you. my susan will be hallmarked by stewardship and service. i want you to know that your issues will be my issues. your agenda will be my agenda. my voice will be to amplify your voice. my vote will be to reflect your values. together we can bring washington dc closer to utah's values and more portly make our country the type of country we need it to be for our children and grandchildren. >> gleich: i've had the opportunity to travel estate and hear from you. i've hear

curtis you first. path to washington d.c.littered with politicians who to setback to fix the deficit. as a matter fact the deficit today is three 100% larger then when we sent the tea party back to washington d.c. to fix it. it's clear that what we're doing is not working. one of the points have been advocating for and washington an d.c. is modeled on hearing the adults called the baseline budget. the beginning of every legislative session they agree that they don't agree on a budget instead of going to a shutdown or omnibus they continue on lester's budget. if we could enact that one thing in washington think that would do more to bend the spending curve than anything else we do. last year i was successful with thomas massie getting a similar amendment put into it. it was a little bit different had minus 2% penalty. a better option would of been to stay on they just didn't omnibus because of the 2%. that is what i'm working on and hope to be successful at. ask ms. gleich tell us how you would approach national debt. >> i gre

quickly blamed the curtis and workers party or p k. k for the attacks and retaliated by striking targets in northern iraq and syria. what do you make of that or well indeed, i mean, uh, how does the interior minister earlier, like i said the to is highly likely that it was the p k. k. behind this thing, it has the hallmarks of this organization, which means that they, it was apparently, they were well trained to them. well, i'm them in a well executed attack. so they say this is indicating the peak of k is the most likely group is capable of carrying out such an attack. now, at the moment, the authorities are trying to identify the 2 attackers, and that will be key to confirming who is behind this. let's give them the fact that they've already lost the major results as strikes and book are rock and syria gains. p k. k base is. it appears they pretty much made up their minds. who's behind this at the time? why did the attackers target that state run aerospace company door in what's the significance of this company for turkey? well, this

in wednesday's attack on a state run defense company. government officials say the members of the curtis done with this policy or p k k. well, behind the attack, president red chip tape post, other one has been holding an emergency meeting following his return from the brick summit in russia. take. yeah, it has conducted several strikes on curtis targets in iraq and syria in retaliation . eskimo would send him cuz you're new. she is not in a stumble to them. so president ed, one heading straight from that cause on to this emergency meeting in tech a. what are we hearing about what's being discussed? a smell in us and us who lender then assembled as just arrived at the 840 gather his cabinet members for administered interior minister defense minister chief or farm, a chief of intel, his chief security advisor to discuss the details of this attack, the target to the turkish airs, aerospace industry and on cut off yesterday. uh. as soon as we learned that the meeting has recently been over and there is a message, it's not on camera, but with has, according to the information linked on the r

and then it involves a new curtis resolution process. we don't know whether all the steps of this possible. curtis resolution a what we're discuss a clearly, but there is a strong contention by the government backed by the parliament as well to solve this issue. and actually yesterday a peak is their leaders. nephew who's also in parliament's member by the pro curtis party visits. it's a lot of july and where he has been isolated in america, even though the island, a prison, and a right after he left just a 2 hours later, this attack happens. so into keir and then the curtis political circles. it is believed that the p k. k doesn't want to le arms, this part a will buy off the lot so long as this initiative, this intention by the government is being manipulated right now back to send him. thank you very much indeed. send because we all are there in ankara. you still ahead and i'll just get a donald trump as often as both are based on the state of georgia and what kind of how this plays out, how campaigns closing arguments against total l

it is my pleasure to welcome curtis basha and andy kim to the debate stage. gentlemen. >> good luck. >> you, too. >> mr. kim winning the coin toss, he opted for the first opening statement. >> thank you. thank you to the new jersey globe for hosting us. i am andy kim. 50 years ago my parents immigrated from south korea to the united states. they did not know anyone on the continent but they knew they could give me and my sister a better life. now i am the father of a seven-year-old and a nine-year-old and all they want for them is the same thing my parents wanted for me. when i look at the world, the chaos and the crisis, i am wondering about what kind of america my kids are growing up in. that is what i am running for senate. that is why i stepped up in public service. keep our country safe. working under democratic and republican presidents, that is why i stepped up for congress six years ago as a democrat that won a district from won twice to show we can have politics that bring us together rather than divide us. . i passed legislation into law to lower pr

this is curtis yarvin who j.d. vance is citing here as he is talking about the need to seize the universities, destroy -- use the government to destroy businesses who aren't right wing, talking about needing to rip out the american system like a tumor. here's the guy he is citing as his, sort of -- the source of his thinking on these matters. >> so, i've raised this very complicated problem to a simple four letter acronym which is r.a.g.e., which stands for retire all government employees. very, very, very simple. now, the problem with this is, why have we never heard this before? why has no one suggested let's get rid of this thing. what is government? a government is just a corporation enjoying the country. nothing more, nothing less. it so happens in our corporation, very poorly managed. and there is a very simple way to replace them which is what we do when all corporations have failed. we simply believe them. we haven't been able to do that. >> we should delete the u.s. government because it's stale. it has be

it is vital for global peace, stability and progress therapy, a hits curtis militant p k.

as you say, officials pointing fingers at the outlawed curtis done work. his patio p k k though it must be said no group has yet claimed responsibility. do you think that's credible? and if so, what could did more seems be. so that's a good question. as you say, nobody has claimed responsibility, and i have to say at this point, there is so much information pollution out the both it may need. i'm going to emanating out of the turkey. we have pro government sort of up or upticks or propaganda explaining the square on the shoulders of the united states and israel. then you've got government officials saying without evidence or, and you know, saying suggesting that this is a p k k, which doesn't seem to make sense because over the last few days, the government seems to be engaging only entering towards the reopening piece, thoughts and discussions which could result in the release possibly of the p k. k needed who's been in prison since the late 19 ninety's. so i'm not sure why the p k . k would want the torpedo such an initiative. it could be a number of mar

there is this guy curtis garvin who has written about some of these things. >> there's this guy curtisthings. you're asking, hey, we don't want elections anymore. voting is ineffectual. we want to destroy the whole thing. we want to destroy not only the system of government but the whole american system like we are ripping out a tumor. how we do that specifically. whereupon vance says, gets, it's palpably uncomfortable, busies himself a little time -- bisons a little time and then says yes, there's this guy curtis who writes about the stuff. knowing chuckle from the interviewer. this is courtesy arvin -- -- curtis yarvin. >> so i have reduced this very complicated problem to a simple four letter acronym which is rage and it stands for retire all government employees, very very very simple. now, the problem with this is, why have you never heard this before? why has no one ever suggested let's just get rid of this thing? you have a government in washington. you're either for or against it. what is a government? a government is just a corporation which owns a country, nothing more, nothi

k. curtis done workers potty tech. he blames wednesday's attacking on college code. 5 people on the p. k. k. do not show him the un secretary general, antonio quoterush has called for an immediate end to the fighting in the middle east and for just peace and ukraine in line with the international. he was speaking at the brakes summit, being hosted by russian president vladimir putin. ukraine has criticized gutierrez decision to attend saying it damages b. one's reputation. thing that down the problem in terms of order it's top was for rights, the price to the been a venezuelan, a position lita maria carina mercado and to ally the full of present presidential candidates at noon to gonzalez. lucia, the thing is one, the prestigious award for that fight for democracy. on the president, nicholas madero. russian lawmakers have ratified a defense treaty with north korea, which promises mutual assistance if either country comes under attack. russia slow house of parliament, the duma votes. it's unanimously to approve the tree

curtis: i'm curtis be a shaw and i'm running for united states senate because i believe it's time for a change in new jersey. we've heard from my opponent congressman kim who is a career politician and a d.c. insider. we need more people that are not from the inside. not career politicians like he and his former running meat bob melendez. i'm a guy who grew up in cherry hill with four siblings. i built my business at the jersey shore. i restored old hotels while creating a thousand jocks. i believe that we need to move forward in our state. we have to get things done. i believe that my opponent's going to put me in a box tonight but i am curtis be a shaw, no one else. i've been married to my husband for 22 years. i am pro choice, pro parent, pro business. i believe in common sense. i think it's time for us to get together and move forward in this state to do a better job and i'm looking forward to serving in the quiet senate to do just that. laura: gentlemen, thank you very much for your opening statements. now to our panel. david, you have three questions for our candidates. >> this

all the states run, defends company. government officials say that the members of the curtis workers policy known as the p k. k, were behind the attack present at one held at emergency meeting in to kia has conducted several retaliate. 3 strikes on curtis targets in iraq. and syria sending consider is this done both following developments? as soon as present grades of paper don't lend to dennis stumbled on thursday. he gathered his a team, the cabinet members, defense administered interior minister and the chief of army, intel and hughes to secure the advisor to discuss the details of the attack and right after this emergency meeting and a message was leeks that took you will not allow any kind of what that's called a terrace state to be established beyond the supporters. here they are pointing out a possible a p y delays autonomous region in northern syria. and the trick is determined to continue its counter terrorism operations inside and outside a true care. of course that if a thursday was any 4th of the day, especially in encore, there were funerals held for the victims of the a

k. curtis stone work as volunteer. so he blames the attack which killed 5 people on the p. k. can you repeat the problem and has a lot of these are all surprise full rights to the venezuelan, the position leader, maria covina. i'm a how to add to a lot, edmondo gonzalez, the russia, the prize on this that fight for democracy against socialist president. nicholas major russian lawmakers have ratified a defense treaty with north korea, which promises mutual assistance. if the country comes under attack, rush as low a house, call them at the duma voted unanimously to approve the treating. rushes of the house is expected to follow suit. the announcement comes a day after the united states confront from young had sent a thousands of troops to russia for training, south korea as slammed to move, saying the deployment is a security threat. tillman. kim, is the lead, corresponded it. and can you send the editorial director of career pro and so i also by south koreans also worried it seems that there are a b s because there are various, a potential reward, the rush. i can get north kor

the attack came one day after the government changes on a new approach on the curtis issue, which would see the p k. kids jail leader released on parole in exchange for the on to laying down their weapons. but now, my question, whether there's still room for peace, seeing i'm to solo elda 0, cause i'm on, cause i'm on, cut out, is still a head, have allowed to 0, the driven by fear, trans bulwark, as improved goal, in spite demanding the government to move, to protect them, the had a low, then let's have a look at the weather across the middle east before we move on to africa. and despite, well, that's pretty quiet on the satellite image. we are seeing the development of some unsettled web. and so whether band forming across the golf is going to bring some very heavy rain. so the likes of iran saudi arabia as well. some of that touching into a post will be buffering and even katasha over the next few days. that will see the rain pick up is what across northern parts of a run that will sweep into to run on thursday or friday, cooling things down. it will be cloudy on such a day because i

the attack came one day after the government painted on a new approach on the curtis issue, which was the see the p k. kids jail later released on parole in exchange for the on to laying down their weapons. but now, many question, whether there's still room for peace, seeing i'm to solo elda 0, cause i'm on, cause i'm on cut off a. well, still a head hey, on al jazeera, you and ripple says the levels economy can shrink by nearly 10 percent. if israel's bombardment continues through to the end of the and donald trump goes up to hesitate to base and the state of georgia outcome of the house lays off, it contains closing arguments against her rival stories. after the break, the the had that there's lots of lovely origin, whether to be found across europe at the moment. yes. we've got high pressure in charge, meaning whiskey and clear skies and lots of sunshine stretching from the west to the east. apart from down in the south, a place like if we still got some heavy rain to come here some storms as well. we've already seen flooding. we could see more cause that rain is going to stick aro

sure keeps carried out to retaliatory strikes and northern syria and your rock hitting thursday. curtis stone work has party or particular targets. several people were injured in the city center of combined it and, and tell her father in northern syria. the aftermath of the tax side is still being investigated. over the years took you have seen similar attacks, some of which were linked to iso, but most have been blamed on. curtis separates this minutes and so you can go tell them if the central government and non cut off the attack came one day after the government changes on a new approach on the curtis issue, which would see the p. k. kids jail leader released on parole in exchange for the on to laying down their weapons. but now many question whether there's still room for peace. seeing i'm to solo algebra, her mom cousin on cut off still a head hey on. i'll just, they're a bang. the polls a staggering so of course the law says you didn't work is rejected offer to end a 6 weeks strike and it was one time to mattress m c's. we go inside a netherlands prison. that's now a launch pad,

so, but most have been blamed on curtis separate this minutes since, so you can go to on me from the central government and on cut off the attack came one day after the government hinted on a new approach on the curtis issue, which would see the p k kids jail later released on parole in exchange for the on to laying down their weapons. but now, many question, whether there's still room for peace seeing i'm to solo elda 0, cause i'm on cause on, on, cut out, or let's take a closer look at the 2. she aerospace industry is also known as to is less, it's founded in 1973 and it produces a range of products including plains, helicopters, drones and satellites, and develop the countries 1st national come back a call known as the can. it also carried out the license production of f. 165 digits to assess also produces a range of unmanned aerial vehicles, including the anchor, primarily used by the touch air force of joseph lavar, the is a retired collectors, army condo, and the defense and security analyst. he says to us is one of the most highly god companies in took you. the term service et

took you have seen similar attacks, some of which were linked to iso, but most have been blamed on curtis separate cis minutes since seeking the autonomy from the central government and on cut off the attack came one day after the government hinted on a new approach on the curtis issue, which would see the p k. kids jail leader released on parole in exchange for the on to laying down their weapons. but now, might have question whether there's still room for peace. so, you know, i'm to solo elda 0, call her mom, because i'm on cut out the us democratic presidential candidate, capital harris has condemned the little trump for a box he reportedly made about adults. hitler, ours says the comments. alright. window in the who, how republican rival really is. yesterday we learned that donald trump's former chief of staff, john kelly, a retired 4 star general, confirmed that wild donald trump was president. he said he wanted generals like adolf hitler had. donald trump said that because he does not want a military that is loyal to the united states constitution. he wants a military, that is loyal

so curtis's was tasked tasked with driving general stirling price out of missouri. and during price's camp excuse me, during curtis's campaign, there were all kinds challenges he confronted, whether it was a major challenge, the of the landscape was a significant challenge. but one of the most significant dilemmas he confronted was that because of the horrific weather conditions, because of the nature of the rough landscape over which his army traversed he using up horses at a very alarming rate. and an army at this time is only going to move as fast as you have fresh to carry that command forward. and so he was always obsessed with making that the army had enough of horses. and it was sheridan's responsibility to make certain that the army had enough. so on february 18th, 1862, general curtis an order which really it did not sit well at all with phil sheridan. and the order. if necessary to supply your loss and horses, you will buy or press in the service so as to keep up the efficiency of, the several arms and transportation of this army. this was an order that gr

curtis? hex permanent reform it's one of the most impediments to our national security to our energy future, so clearly reform. >> ending fossil fuel subsidies. making polluters pay devastating impact of the climate crisis. >> of not reach the end of this debate debate and branding random drawing held early the first payment will go to mr. curtis one minute to mr. curtis for your closing topic works thank you. you've done a great job tonight thanks the debate the prick commission, thanks her audience but thanks to the voters of utah. if you watch me closely you will know this is not an easy decision to run for this office. i wanted to know myself that i could be the type of senator that you would like me too be. and they want you to know after serious thought and reflection are several things i'm certain of. the founders believed we should serve for a season. if i'm fortunate to serve you, my season will be hallmarked by stewardship and service. i want you to know that your issues will be my

there very few charles curtis's out there. the united states intended reservations to be way stations on the on the road to assimilation private property and not permanent homelands. but these places didn't function the way the u.s. intended. in actuality the federal government government failed miserably in making these places reasonably decent places to live. it did not provide food to sustain people could no longer support themselves. traditional means, nor did it provide adequate farming implements and livestock to promote the transition to farming. it did not provide near sufficient medical care for people ravaged by diseases, preyed on their malnutrition, frayed psychologies and, poor sanitation. its agents routinely the people they were supposed to protect. and perhaps worst of all, and this is is closely related to the issues of citizenship the government did next to nothing. as surrounding whites plundered the reservations of livestock fencing and firewood trespassed on grazing lands and trafficked in liquor. in other

to an attack on its capital ankara. government official say it's highly likely that members of the curtis on workers party or p k k. were behind the attack at the 2 sauce defense company, which killed 5 people an injured dozens sooner cuz the roku has more from anchor a, a loud plus followed by gunfire inside the premises of the turkish aerospace and defense company to sasha. near anchor 2, attackers, set of explosives and opened fire on the workers. they drove into the facility in a taxi during the security personnel shift change. the sounds of gunfire continued for some time. according to eye witnesses, before security forces were able to intervene on them for the said the motive. unfortunately, we have 5 motors and $22.00 wounded is above and below incident. most of those wounded in good condition. we just visited some of them in this hospital surface interior minister alejandra k icon them to what he described as a heinous attack. dodge acute uh, voltage. when compared to previous similar tex, we have a strong opinion. that's just the peak of k to this to been a zation. but as i said,

the retaliatory strikes follow a terror attack and the capital anchor that is being blamed on curtis militants. at least 5 people were killed in wednesday's explosion and gun bottle out of state run aviation company. meanwhile, no one is claimed responsibility. turkish officials are pointing the finger of the outlaw the curtis stand worker's party. the p k. k has carried out attacks in the past in its fight for autonomy for turkeys. kurdish minority visa to video appears to show the movement of the blas at the gates of turkish aerospace industries to the states mom company is located in common cause on near and correct employees over 10000 people to accuse media said the explosives were designated by 2 assailants who then entered the complex, carrying assault weapons as seen and this security camera footage gunfire was heard shortly afterwards. company employees said they spent several hours in shelter as well. police baffled the intrude, is before being evacuated. to case president red chip tie a bad one received the news while attending the brick summit in russia hosted bugs allowe

no group is yet claimed responsibility the turkish government officials are blaming the outlawed curtis and workers party. the p. k. k. us and turkey are calling it a terrorist attack. a visa to a video appears to show the movement of the last at the gates of turkish aerospace industries. the states run company is located in common cause on near ankara, is employees over 10000 people. to accuse media said the explosives were designated by 2 assailants, who then entered the complex carrying assault weapons as seen and the security camera footage gone for it was heard shortly afterwards. company employees said they spent several hours in shelter as well. police back to the intrude is before being evacuated. to case president red chip tie a bad one, received the news while attending the brick summit in russia hosted bugs allowed to me, a putin will live for 2 weeks on them. this atrocious terrorist attack. i wish god's mercy to i'm autism. i'm going to go to a keys. interior minister said the attack go the whole month of the band could, is done work his party and vowed revenge. that in the

. >> so when you to where left together, curtis bashaw recently were 900,000 illegal aliens new terminology, his estate presence here is making people feel safe. sue people really feel unsafe and why i'm with a 900,000 were to become front. >> ... ber came from a report from the new jersey assembly and i know they are other reports that were four or 500,000 so let's say somewhere around half a million illegal people living in new jersey. i will say this having driven 75,000 miles on 75000 miles on my car since january 15 for all 21 counties and talking to so many oflk our citizens. people are concerned. this in affordability are the two issues. i don't understand. i want to know from congressman kim, do you really think the border policy is worked for new jersey? we have allse of these people. i don't think the substance of telling mitt on truth they felt less secure. it's a level playing field issue. our immigrant communities are the most obsessed about this there is an open back door into our country where you can cut thee. line. it's such a common sense of fairness issue. the rank and fi

go back to turkey or right now where the country is defense. ministry says it's forces have bombed curtis notes and p k. k positions, both in northern iraq and syria for circulating on social media apparently shows the aftermath of the turkey strikes. these acts come in retaliation to a terror result. they've left 5 people dead at a state run. the aerospace company near ankara on wednesday, turkish authorities say the killers were members of the curtis stand workers party, a decision this during my statement in front of tucker's aerospace industries, cousins, i mentioned that to terrorist one, male and one female had been neutralized the process of identifying them and confirming that fingerprints is ongoing. as soon as this is clarified, we will share their identities and the information on which terrorist organization is responsible. however, based on the style of the attack and the footage we've observed, we strongly believe that this was likely carried out by the p k. k. this is our current assessment. once the identity verification and other evidence of finalized, we will share furth

it is vital for global peace, stability, and progress therapy, a hits curtis militant p k. k positions in northern iraq and syria and retaliation to a deadly terror attack. an anchor of that killed 5 people and wounded over to funds . he also had the cell phone. nothing spectacular. no gold, no dollars cubes. again, no gold. no dollars. nothing that again ex told me i think is a tool kit being low. did that again? no. go there are teeth news team is 1st to explore. 11 is hospital facing that for israel claim it has the last task of gold and the cash defendants activities. we didn't find any evidence the it is 10 am here in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. the 3rd and final day of the break summit has arrived just today and the outreach and purchase plus the formats we will be bringing you all the updates live from. cuz on as we follow the discussions and decisions that are read of finding the rules of engagements on the world stage, [000:00:00;00] the strategy is to enhance afraid among member states and voices of the global south, the expansion of multi polarity and peace making.

so to kaz consults with several strikes on side, curtis targets in iraq and syria. in retaliation. i'll sit in castille glowers in assemble following the developments. as soon as present bits of paper don't lend to dennis stumbled on thursday. he gathered his a team, the cabinet members, defense administered interior minister and the chief of army, intel and hughes, to secure with it as much as as to discuss the details of the i to again, right after this emergency meeting and a message was leeks that took you will not allow any kind of what that's called a terrorist state to be established beyond his supporters. here they are pointing out a possible a p y dealer. autonomous region in northern syria. and the trick is determined to continue its counter terrorism operations inside and outside a true care. of course the if a thursday was any for today, especially in on car there were funerals held for the victims of the attack and for, for it and many accused the p. k. k. the interior minister announced that the attackers were identified and they were p k, k members. but so far we hav

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k. curtis, to work as the oxy and they consider this in the unity. a russian lawmakers have ratified a defense treated with north korea, which pages, mutual assistance. if either country comes under a temporary mcculloch is brushed as low a hard problem at the duma voted unanimously to approve the pact the opera house is expected to do the same. united states, as john young has sent thousands of troops to russia for training. south korea has condemned to deployment as a security threat, a script more of this from a journalist probably, and catch my in. so and w corresponding, they come in t. if finally i, let's start with you. a soft grab has been urging for an immediate withdrawal of north korean troops from russia. so i think his own security concerns about north korea has been ating russia with weapons since the beginning of the war. why do south korea and seem to be more worried now? what to be very key. a south korea has already been very before i would say their voices have not been heard so prominently. but now what we've seen that north korea

one enrolled member, charles curtis would parlay the profits from his half of allotment into a fortune that would contribute to him, becoming a federals editor from kansas and ultimately vice president under herbert hoover. almost nobody has heard of this guy, even among historians. most native people found that citizenship was an empty promise, and in united states, they intended summations on the way to citizenship, not permanent homeland but these places did not function the way the u.s. intended. the federal government failed miserably in making these places reasonably decent places to live. it did not provide sufficient food to sustain people who could no longer support themselves through traditional means, nor did it provide adequate funding -- farming and livestock to promote the transition to farming, it did not provide anyone sufficient medical care, for people that suffer from malnutrition. its agents routinely built the people they were supposed to protect. and perhaps worst of all, and this is closely related to the issuance of citizenship, the government did next to nothin

act of 1898 named after the aforementioned charles curtis himself. speed along the indian transition to private property and citizenship. the dawes act authorized the division of indian reservations and contracts of 160 acres or less and the allotment of those parcels, among native individuals. as we have already heard, there would be a 25 year restriction on the selling of the track to provide time for him or her to learn how to manage the land as a source of capital. once that interim period lapsed, each indian would receive a fee patent, lifting all these on alienation, mortgages and leases. from then on, just to repeat the point -- you have to say these things 12 times. the titleholder would be go responsible to pay property taxes and run the risk of having the tract compensated. -- confiscated. furthermore, he or she would become an american citizen. if the government judged them to become civilized before the end of the 25 year wait, he or she could be granted unrestricted ownership and citizenship early. as for the remaining undivided land of

reporter chloe curtis was on board with a look at how they celebrated a huge milestone on wednesday. it's the only rail service tht connects sacramento and the bay area to silicon valley celebrating a big milestone this for gore. >>this year today and this is the one millionth passenger, ron rossi. and i really don't know how they did the algorithm, but i was very excited in and actually coincided with the fact >>this past month, a complete 14 years of writing capitol corridor. >>14 years of traveling from the capital city to sassoon city. >>you know, if the train was pointed out to me when i was actually interviewing for my position at seminole county. and if you've ever driven highway 80 and occasionally i have to do that myself and reminds me every game that i love taking the train. >>saving time and money along the way that you need save on gas money. >>for commuters across our region likes the students. city routes can make all the difference. this community is a commuter. >>and so we have a lot of students, lot of work in sacramento. >>francisco capitol corridor says the number

you know, the stuff i need, you know, we've got the boy lived in georgia with no way most eating. curtis, the engine is, will be, always believes that life as a full circle that will be as ups and downs. india before the british was that it just nation with the highest gdp in the work. and why did the 100 years of british truly bring it to a dis below of some 50, attracting the late 30 attractive and give us no deeper party. they have no right to feed my property. my idols, my god, they went through all of our big spaces i was see, could spaces off. sam pointed out the spaces inside. the wood lute also is i can the wood, which is now closer to the english, the big city. so quite selling lead. even the in the word has been muted into the english lexical, and when i was sure they just don't have to shape house because the application and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look for common ground. the on the, on the see the silver so the move up to somebody how can it be that um the ship to the middle east from a country whose top officials co

the 2nd you know, it is that the boy lived in years with no way most eating. curtis the late. hi everybody. so i am good and lead to again to us and that's come you it in . so it's a large light bulbs with the supplies scully was found. this goes off of them big so in the mid to indeed century, in a small above and english don't do of can yonah is discovered and always got it. as it turned out, it belong to one of the see boys wedge of band against the british and the 19th century. the even managed to find out his fate. the boy's name was automate, and he was executed after this oppression of the rebellion. and his head was brought back to britain by british officer. this was a common practice among the english at the time towards indians who opened the of what was understood the all right guys, i think we might have found.