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from the dea, special agent in charge is present. we have chief deputy u.s. .arshal and the chief inspector also up here are two other united states attorneys. we have my counterpart from the northern district of illinois. and my office, we work together frequently combating illegal trafficking of firearms across our common border between indiana and illinois. and my colleague justin, who is the u.s. attorney in cleveland, the northern district of ohio, he is here and his quarterbacking the nationwide efforts on operation legend. anare here today to discuss incredible -- an important topic. violent crime in chicago. as attorney general barr has made clear, the most basic responsibility of government is to protect the safety of our citizens. for those of us in law enforcement, our top priority is to keep people safe. chicago of this year and many other cities have anerienced significant acceptable, and in many instances, staggering spikes in homicides, shootings and other violent crimes. in response, the attorney general launched oper

from the dea the special agent in charge is present and from the u.s. marshals service the chief deputy and chief inspector. also with me up here are two other united states attorneys. we have my counterpart from the northern district of illinois. tom's office and my office, we work together frequently on combating illegal trafficking of firearms across our common border between indiana and illinois. and finally my colleague justin hurtman who's the u.s. attorney in cleveland and northern district of ohio is here and quarterbacking the u.s. department of just nationwide efforts on operation legend. we're here today to discuss a critically important topic, violent crime in chicago. as attorney general barr has made clear the most basic responsibility of government is to protect the safety of our citizens for those of us in law enforcement our top priority is to keep people safe. for much of this year chicago and many other cities have experienced significant unacceptable and in many instances staggering spikes in homicides, shootings, and other violent c

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el hallazgo fue parte de la guardia costera, en colaboraciÓn con la dea y la guardia nacional. >>> los mucho dinero a los narcotraficante, esto equivale a lo que ganan 6 mil familias de (hablan en inglÉs). este cargamento y en lo que va del aÑo realizaron 171 incautaciones, y se detuvieron a 391 traficantes. >>> vamos a hablar del tiempo con guillermo quiroz. >>> vamos a hablar de lo que sucede del otro lado en el litoral del atlÁntico, aquÍ vemos a paulete y renÉ que son tormenta tropical, dos mÁs a la lista larga que se suman en el atlÁntico. hay uno frente a África que esta para formarse, pero en el atlÁntico y en el golfo, a partir del sÁbado o domingo pudieron estar presentes y serÍan 5. la lista en el atlÁntico continÚa siendo muy activa. vamos a ver cÓmo estÁ hasta ahora. estamos en septiembre, la temporada oficial de huracanes acaba en noviembre. despuÉs de esta lista continuaremos con el alfabeto griego, vemos que la actividad en el atlÁntico es muy activa. hÚmedo en la costa este, para nosotros en llamas, que continuar en california, tenemos varios incendios. entra un poco de

el operativo lo llevÓ la dea y la patrulla fronteriza. >> encontraron 65 personas, las cuales estabandez dice que vio corriendo 20 de ellos. pero todos atrapados. a Él le daÑaron la cerca. en la vivienda sÓlo quedó un perro, un auto con las puertas abiertas, bolsas de basura en el patio trasero. las autoridades no dieron detalle, sÓlo que es un caso de trÁfico de personas. jorge: el cubreboca podrÍa dar mayor protecciÓn que la propia vacuna. dijo el director de los centros de prevenciÓn y enfermedades del cdc. agregÓ que tiene prueba claras que funcionan, que son nuestra mejor defensa en contra del covid 19. advirtiÓ que la vacuna estarÍa muy limitada en noviembre, diciembre. se debe dar a quiÉn lo necesita. para el pÚblico en general estarÍa lista para fines del segundo trimesentre del prÓximo aÑo. el presidente dijo que la informaciÓn del cdc de la vacuna es incorrecta. que estarÍa confundido y no entendiÓ la pregunta. el doctor fauci dijo que la disparidad son extraordinarias e inaceptables. dijo que es un problema que se puede arreglar. el principal asesor mÉdico del presidente hi

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result of the efforts led by the atf and the concord police department working with the fdi -- fbi and dea. today's demonstrates the power. >>the gang had taken the shopping center entered into a one-stop shop for guns and drugs. >>> i am at the life news desk with the latest on kronos virus cases in san francisco. the public health director announced a 25% increase in people hospitalized in san francisco because of the coronavirus in just the past few weeks. the city is now at 10,430 cases and they are finding 61 new cases a day. 51% of those cases are people who have been identified as latin. the mayor wants people to keep working on flattening that curve. >> enough with the complaints, enough with the negativity, enough with the divisiveness. we have an opportunity to be better than that. >> a little bit of good news, testing turnaround is down to less than 1 2 days in san francisco. also today, ucsf made a big announcement, they are starting a new tracking program using cell phone data through google location history it is called covid seeker. the goal is to improve contact tracing to

el esfuerzo de la dea para combatir los carteles mexicanos que operan los centros de trÁfico en estadospo hablÓ de sus vicios, se declara un hombre romÁntico. yesica tiene el reportaje. reportera: una sesiÓn entre el chapo guzmÁn y ramÍrez, la criminÓloga que hizo su perfil. [audio ininteligimientos] [audio ininteligible] reportera: era el cumpleaÑo de la psicÓloga. >> tomese un tequila a mi salud. no tienes vicios. cuÁl adicciÓn? a las mujeres. llegamos a ese punto. reportera: nos asegurÓ que la sesiÓn en el penal son secretas por el acuerdo que debe cumplir. por eso los segundos que compartiÓ son sólo el inicio de una de sus charlas con el narcotrÁfico más famoso. tiene teorÍa de cÓmo estÁ hoy. >> un dÍa amanece frustrado, no tiene tendencia a suicidio, ni mucho menos. pero claro que le da tristeza. reportera: las hijas que tuvo las que puede entrar a visitarlo a la prisiÓn. tambiÉn nos dijo que si algo lo aturde no saber de sus hijos y no ver su madre. >> en mÉxico siempre pedÍa libros de poesÍa, le gusta mucho la poesÍa. Él dice que es muy romÁntico. reportera: el equipo de abogados

and in washington state, news of a one-year-old's dea c has shaken tmunity and officials there. wck in oregon, for famili have managed to escape immediate danger, there's great uncertainty about when they might return-- and what they will fin many of the people we met today are asking those veer questions. judy? >>oodruff:t cat, itjust horrible. and we can see from the color of the sky where your ae. people's lives turned upside down. how are they cing? >> reporter: judy, the people we've talked to today, many said they're still in a state of shock. several people told me they hadl toee their homes quickly and only got out of their homes with the clothes on thir back. many said i'm exhausted after several days of stressful situations. this is happening in their lives after a time when many have been stressed with covid and the pandemic happening. as you can see arod , the smoke is really, really bad here today. we s many people, families and, in fact, children here, did not have masks on and then somoe he people i talked to mentioned family members with asthma, occaonally could

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attack heralded a massive wave of terror displayed in years afterward that led -- leleft over 250 deatoday is a chance for families and victims to turn the page on the matter. chance to find out exactly who did what. anchor: ok, luke was following the proceedings on the opening day of this long-awaited trial, thank you very much for the update. the two brothers who stormed the offices of charlie hebdo during an editorial meeting in 2015 escaped by car and went into hiding in a rural area north of paris. it was at one print works that the two men were finally killed by french security forces after taking members of staff there hostage. here is more. reporter: parked out of sight, a reminder of the french special forces siege that took place at this printing works five years ago. can see the bullett holes from the shots fired that day. i am unable to tell whether by anshots are fired officer or by sharpshooters. >> is a display model for people looking to customize their vehicle. >> i still cannot part with it. it is a testament of the violence that cann take place in an ordinary workpl

the stororm left two people dea and several others missing in southwest japan.ozens were injured in the country. in miyazaki prefecture, rescue crews are searching for four people who may have been in buildings that were hit by a landslide and swept into a nearby river. two of them are vietnamese trainees who work at a local construction company. the owner of the company spent ten hours trapped by a mudslide but was eventually able to free himself. but life has been getting back to normal for many people. public transportation resumed on tuesday in the region, which was hit by another typhoon last week. >> translator: i had thought i might go back home whehen the lt typhoon was approaching, but service was canceled. i never imagined that i would stay here so long. >> the power is still out in some areas of kyushu, affecting tens of thousands of households. cleanup efforts are well under way amid scorching temperatures. in south korea, the storm claimed at least two lives after it made landfall on the southeastern tip of the peninsula. local media say about 3,000

>>and the dea in san francisco with details dan it can't get any worse. >>that's what a lot of people have to apply for these benefits are saying and the governor says he knows there's a problem. he says it's a 30 year-old system. the states across the country are having similar problems but california he says is aiming to fix it, especially with this backlog. we're going to get this right during an online news conference monday governor newsome confirm changes are in the works at california's employment development department. >>a task force charged with reviewing the system found the edd has a backlog of nearly 600,000 californians who've applied for unemployment benefits more than 21 days ago, and yet their claims have not been processed. there's also an estimated 1 million cases where individuals receive payments, but subsequently modified their claim and thus are awaiting resolution. >>the goal is self-evident to reduce that backlog. >>to do that the state will not accept any new applications for the next 2 weeks and during this so-called reset it wi

in termsms of the ofofficial dea toll, the 71,000 mark, which means the deatath toll numumbers rank ussundd t the top spotn the world d -- even t though the absolute death count is increasing, the ministry of healalth and family affairs in india say the fertility count is well below 2%. lotis has raisesed questions a -- among a lot of experts. they are saying, are we really under coming the number of deaths, underestimating the covid deaths from india? these unregistered deaths in villages becauause people have t been able to reach the hospitall in time? undercount ofen an the official death count? more than 60% of the active cases -- the loadad is being suffered by five major states in india, including tamil nadu and sh.er par -- -- utter prade the hospitals are not great in these states. beds are increasingng they have e more oxygen. more people can come and takake care of themselves in the hospital. becauseople have died they have not been able to get into a hospital l and geget a pr medical trtmtment. around is a discrepancy what is really happening in india right n now in teterms o

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. -- deas. -- dead.ook says it is not always so simple, saying personal sensitive about-- saying he was sensitive about how the company influences what is true and right in the world. >> many others are quick to highlight how facebook does not act quickly enough. a failure to shut down pages where this information and hate speech thrive not only result in hate speech and disinformation spelling and to local groups, parent chaps, and other spaces, but also in the real-world violence, with the example of kenosha being a compelling one. as a consequence of an event on facebook, where threats were being made, it looks as though that could have been linked to are encouraged violence on the streets. >> it is worth looking ma riana up on twitter, her analysis is alwa accident. you can find her online. that is it for this edition of "outside source." we will see you tomorrow. bye, bye. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption narrator: funding for this pres

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is operating with other entities such as the dea or fbi just to try to come up with identification of people who continue to be involved in these acts of violence. >> reporter: city council president rebecca can't kaplan says she watched cracking on a gun violence the top priority in the city. in a statement she said we must recognize the easy availability of illegal guns, increases in violence and harm come in order to reduce gun violence we need to crackdown on illegal guns and have a timely and effective response to shooting notifications. mayor libby schaff is also weighing in saying in a statement that oakland is doubling down with its violence prevention teams to save every precious life in oakland and and the violence now. henry leigh, ktvu f0x2 news. >>> san mateo county sheriff deputy's are testing a new tool to help de-escalate dangerous situations. the sheriff department is issuing bolo rap to about 20 deputies as part of a 90 day pilot study. the wrap is a restraint device that shoots out an 8 foot kevlar tether that entangles a suspect. authorities say the device is desig

the dea was born out of that, too.ies and local agencies were fighting with each other. they were getting in each other's way. it was badly organized. they were overspent. they also had dealing with gangsters that i talked about. i had a dangerous encounter in a hotel room which i used to put into the movie. jesse: i think which encounter you are talking about. that was a bloody scene. oliver stone's book chasing the light is available. he talks about his time in vietnam and making the iconic movies everybody is familiar with. up next, last call. the big biker rally sturgis causing controversy over coronavirus. and i was just there. what do you like to drink? robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. jesse: the motorcycle rally in sturgis, south dakota drawing 600,000 people from around the country. color claims the augu

the green new deal and medicare for all were not included in the party platform, and that was a real dea breaker for many, many of the delegates about. a quarter of the delegates voted against thenc platform, including some of your surrogates, including representative rashida talib, and rho khanna what does that say about the future of progress party. atic biden's >> it is not a great secret that joe biden is far more conservative than im. jot biden does believe in medicare for all. i do. i believe in the green new deal. joe does not. but what i would say, if you look at his health care prs ram, it pretty strong program. he is prepared to taketh o greed and the collusion of the ndustry, andal make sure that americans are not forced to pay by far the highesi pricthe world for prescription drugs. that's pretty good. he wants to lowerge t of medicare eligibility, from 65 where it is tay down 60. needless to say, i would include everybody, but that's a step forwar so look, it is no secret, i ran againsjoe biden. he is more conservative than i am. and the platform that he i suppor not the pla

mankind in i-deas around that we see you look at our our history differently history is history so at the end of the day you know i think it's always good to educate everyone about history. so honestly i don't think they should have just my own opinion. the direction museum though calls the review a step in the right direction prompted by anti-racism rallies of course around the world of late paper written by a museum curator claims that museums legitimize a racist ideology before the whole thing up for debate. if you go through history and start examining every single thing that every historical figure is sad that you start just trolling or a load of old rubbish that's largely irrelevant i've not got a problem with with you know good trashing our past but you've got to kate am pulling down statues simply because we've things have moved all this nonsense i don't see the most important points of them all the nature of human development is that every child the rate should becomes more enlightened than the generation before and i think it's crass offensive and frankly childish to to star

we have a part that's a call to action to protest to mobilize an agreement with the dea and transit towards democracy not to participate in fraud not to participate in a trap by maduro. but why though is facing a rebellion. 2 time presidential candidate and. who says the opposition has to fight the government in the ballots. is banned from participating in the elections but there are other candidate in his party who are willing to run. he says boycotting elections means losing all a position representation in congress now there's nobody can be surprised what is happening people are screaming for an option in an act of desperation we have to change that the plan we had is exhausted the agenda we presented to the country had failed it's over but as the political battle rages on in venezuela there is also a fight for survival where millions have lost hope that there is situation is going to improve any time soon. and the c.d.f. the world health organization is urging countries to join forces to tackle coronavirus saying vaccine nationalism would only slow the response to the pandemic the organ

unregistered guns are not smuggled out and this is what they say they've confiscated so far from the dea just on the we've seized more than 30 weapons made 6 arrests and confiscated 4 vehicles without license plate this operation is also happening in the neighboring province of basra which has seen the biggest increase in violence in recent weeks but tribal feuds lack of facilities and corruption have led to anger and protests here and a recent rise in targeted killings of high profile activists forced the prime minister to travel to basra to reassure people the government's will do more that targeted killing of prominent iraqi scholar his hama hashmi in july outside his home in this neighborhood in baghdad by gunmen on motorbikes prompted outrage across the country the government has been accused of not being able to protect its citizens from armed groups which is why many are turning to their tribes for protection this is why disarming tribes in iraq is not an easy task your name although. the issue of having weapons in iraq is not a new phenomenon it's part of our culture especially t

the dea was born out of that, too.s and local agencies were fighting with each other. they were getting in each other's way. it was badly organized. they were overspent. they also had dealing with gangsters that i talked about. i had a dangerous encounter in a hotel room which i used to put into the movie. jesse: i think which encounter you are talking about. that was a bloody scene. oliver stone's book chasing the light is available. he talks about his time in vietnam and making the iconic movies everybody is familiar with. up next, last call. the big biker rally sturgis causing controversy over coronavirus. and i was just there. what do you like to drink? are you preaching to muslims? well, i was invited. not by me, mate. my husband was kidnapped. this is terrorism! no! we're not afraid to die. that's why we're gonna win. i'm not afraid either. we have a chance. i came here to plead for his life. infidel. rated r. makes it beautiful. state-of-the-art technology makes it brilliant. the visionary lexus nx. lease the 20

unlike the nations and the empires that came before, the united states was founded on an dea and an idea that men are created equal and have certain unalienable rights given by our creator. this idea turned into a dream. a dream that no matter what circumstances you come from you can come to america and be free to pursue your dreams and be equal to your peers in the eyes of the law. there are some among us that think this system of self-government has failed. there are some who believe socialism is a better tool to achieve the american dream. mr. baird: they think by tearing down our institutions, tossing aside the constitution, and giving the government more control they will somehow achieve utopia. using history was a guide, we know this is to be wrong. our constitution is special because it limits the power of government while safeguarding our freedoms and our civil rights. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. baird: i'll do my best to follow their example and keep our america as the shining city on the hill. with that i yield the remader of my time. the spea

the dea we are saying that president says retreat to their corners and keep this moving is just a mistake. i spent my whole life including this city, bringing people together and bringing people and police officers together and business leaders and civic leaders and that's my purpose in going. >> the fact that you are traveling to wisconsin at all, this is only the third time in the last few months that you will be on a plane. you have talkt about how you want to make sure you follow the advice of your doctors in terms of campaigning safely but the question is why aren't you out there more. the president was calling your campaign schedule today? how are you willing to push it and speak to the voters directly? vice-president biden: my message is getting out based on the polling data shows and what i have said and the circumstances in which i have said it. but i would like to get out more. but a president has the responsibility to set the right example how to go out and not wear a mask and not have large crowds of people not wearing masks or ar call dron for significant outbreaks of covid.

the dea was born out of the end they were cracking down and all these federal agencies and local agenciesh other. they were getting in each other's way. as like the vietnam war in the sense that it was badly organized. and often works especially when you're racing things as the elusive as drugs. i had a dangerous encounter in the hotel room for which i used for in the movie. [laughter] >> i think i know what you're about and that was a bloody scene. oliver stone's new book, it's available, he talks about his time in vietnam making some of the iconic movies everybody is familiar with and we highly recommend it here on quarters world. thank you very much for taking the time. >> thank you. jesse: up next, last call. the big bike rally, sturgis calling controversy over coronavirus. i was just there.na >> jungle juice was yesterday. ♪ .. jesse: the motorcycle rally in sturgis, south dakota drawing 600,000 people from around the country. color claims the august event is linked to 250,000 cases of coronavirus. but the "wall street journal" debunking the study saying this is a statistical misfire

the dea special agent in charge, robert u.s. marshal sargent, david and chief inspector, diego.lso are two other u.s. attorneys. my counterpart of the northern district of illinois, tom. tom sat in my office and worked together frequently on combating illegal trafficking of firearms across our common border between indiana and illinois. my colleague, justin, u.s. attorney in northern district of ohio, he's quarterbacking the department of justice is efforts. we are here today to discuss a critically important topic, violent crime in chicago. as attorney general barr has made clear the most basic responsibilities of government is to protect the pace safety of our citizens. for those of us in law enforcement, our top priority is to keep people safe. for much of this year, chicago and many other cities have experienced significant, unacceptable and in many instances, staggering spikes in homicides, shootings and other violent crime. in response, the attorney general launched operation legend. a systematic and coordinated law enforcement initiative in which federal law enforcement a

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if you grew up there and you always have some words to describe the mayor there and also the dea. it get better, does it warrant the feds being sent in? >> kennedy: is a civil war happening in portland between cops and prosecutors. the d.a. there, mike schmidt, he doesn't want to charge these people and he's woke and emotional energies on their side. regardless of what's happening i watch some of that footage yesterday, and it was ted wheeler's birthday. and they were singing happy tear gas to go. but imagine living in his building. he lives in the condo in the pearl district which is a lovely part of the city. imagine having like a newborn in that building and being terrified that the building was being set on fire. so ted wheeler like bill de blasio's sandwich on both sides of the ideological spectrum of people who absolutely despise him. >> melissa: guy, what do you make about what the department of homeland security secretary acting chad wolf is talking about though, should it come to that customer ultimately it is president trump's decision, is it not? and so far other than s

the dea spokesman said the policy was put in place because of the china virus pandemic. whatever sense you can make of that reason, if any at all. attorney general dell bar talking to cnn's wolf blitzer yesterday. here's the attorney general going off on blitzer for defending universal mail-in ballots. >> the bipartisan commission chaired by jimmy carter and james baker said akin 2009 that mail-in voting is fraud with the risk of fraud and coercion. >> let me talk. since that time there have been newspapers and networks academic studies saying it is open to fraud and coercion. the only time the narrative change was after this administration came in. lou 19 people in north carolina were charged with voter fraud exist they voted and they lied about their citizenship status and it comes from california pleaded guilty to bribing homeless people with money and cigarettes to forge signatures on ballot petitions and voter registration forms. this year more than half a million ballots already sent through the mail have been rejected and more than 40 people have been charged or c

one day i was with my buddy, he said, "hey, why don't you test for the dea"? he joined at age 25.ob brought him into the border city of the south western united states. his first order of business was learned about the mexican narco-culture. his mentor was an under cover agent drew calls in the book, die diego. as he was translating it to me i started understanding what were behind these songs. it connected the dots for me who was who. >> these were the modern day outlaws. >> absolutely. >> el chapo was at the very top. >> el chapo, real name joaquin guzman. the city of chicago named him public enemy number one bringing in tons of drugs sold on the streets of the u.s. >> chel chapo is a ruthless and murder. he delivered huge amounts of cocaine and he was a guy that could deliver. he invented the narco tunnel underneath the u.s. mexico border that the cartels used to smuggle drugs into the u.s. >> he could not smuggle large amounts of weed across the border because it smells so he created these tunnels, you can go into the ground and do all kinds of bails of weed easily. it is extr

. >> the dea would not discuss why she opted for the lesser charge of manserthe chief is i statement saying i know that this has deeply affected the community. allow the judicial process to take its course. again, we are expecting to hear from taylor's family later on today. 's a police sergeant is stepping down after confrontation with a black store owner. the incident happened last month in the middle of the night at a clothing store on main street. they said that they were unloading inventory when officers arrived and began questioning them. video shows the sergeant arguing with them. they say it was not racial profiling and according to the mercury news, they believe it would be difficult to continue being effective as a police officer after the incident. >>> here in san francisco. police are reporting a successful series of drug bust. they say they arrested more than 250 people during the three-month operation and seized a large amount of illegal drugs. 267 people were arrested in mid august and of those suspects, r alinnas or other least twice substances. 55 of the alleged drug

acting dea chad wolfsaid it would be used for espionage by china. >>> notre dame cathedral has openeds pafrt o learning more about its history. this comes a year and a half after the cathedral went up in flames and sustained extensive roof damage. >>> a baby gorilla was born in audubon zoon in new orleans. baby and mama look like they're doing just fine. aw that's the news update, kelly. i'll send it back to you >> it's just like home >> i know, right in exa exactly. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> a bright spot for restaurants. new data suggesting people are dining out more and more, but not every company is reaping the benefits we'll look at the winners and losers >>> if you're an investor in airline stocks, you learn to take the good with the bad these days american says they need help these days the whole sector is trading off. we'll have full details after this and it's made for her she's serving now we made it for all branches and all ranks whether they served one tour or made a career of it. we also made usaa for military spouses and their kids usaa is easy to work with and ca

wall street gets the samewh dea.inances so overwhelmingly for joe biden that biden's handlers demanded a minimum of million dollars before even showing up b for a virtual even. wait a minute, you may be aski asking, haven't democrats promised to police wall street? how can a police wall street if they are the choice of austria? pay no attention to the details, says joe biden, he's on your side. >> i really do see this campaign is a campaign between scranton and park avenue. i really mean it. >> tucker: joe biden really means it. in other words, he's lying. joe biden's campaign has raised more than a million dollars from donors living on, that's right, park avenue. the trump campaign by contrast has raised just $127,000 from the same area. about one-tenth. the case of wonder and, biden hasn't raised nearly as much from people in scranton. even "the washington post" had to ultimately admit what's going on. "what biden publicly calls out wall street excesses and in, theyto rein them are reassuring industry leaders that

for all regardless all the major contenders and the front runners they all signed onto the green new dea deal, medicare for all. elizabeth warren led the field with the wealth tax kamala harris who is now the running mate not only proposed or cosponsor the green new deal and medicare for all but she would do away with the filibuster all of these radical positions are staked out open these and i have a supporting cast of members of congress that claim to be socialist that ideological character is aoc the one we first introduce the green new deal she has built and expanded a group of candidates that are openly socialist and believe then tearing down the old system to put up the new system. you can see the results in places like california this may be more conservative. to take the green new deal the early version in california the state has mandated to renewable energy sources like solar and wind what happens during the heat wave? high demand and the solar cells cannot taken there was cloud cover and the wind power was not available because it was calm and there is not enough wind so north

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came he likely tore his left acl if so he will be gone for the season which is a brutal blow for the dea and obviously he's the reigning defensive rookie of the year and just 2 plays later, his fellow be lineman solomon believe he was the 3rd pick in the nfl draft a few years back. he's now with a knee injury as well was carted off the field it looks like an acl can't kyle shanahan does not know for sure the severity of all the injuries. these are all gases educated guesses i should say, but we will know more on monday left like this was a number of players some bad injuries which always does and some key players, some bad injuries which always a little bit harder. and i think the guys are all pumped about the win and it was huge to get that and i think we've played our ask is often goes rogue again. >>by the team. but it's only got a little mixed emotions when you listen guys like that so it is we've got a good team, you know we had a good team last year got a good team this year and i just told the guys that you know as we do have a good team that is also so many guys in our place they

joined the dea's office in 2017. one of first priorities that such it receives in our time yes we to work on the number just in case of a system to help not only assessing the amount of paperwork but also to reduce that number there and so from there i was given a work of cheese from around the county to assist means process in addition to that we complaints from our presiding judge about the backlog of cases certainly cases, specific point in our system i was given the charge to try to reduce them and then thirdly we yeah that same message from our county administrator office because whenever we get to many miss units that look in our hearts in our system is because of the senator's office will not take case and they have to president turns that is the mission will cost the county. so are people who have that this is not their first. >>this is their first offense it can be crimes that are under $300, including shoplifting petty theft possession of burglary burglary tools. i don't have a lot of time here and i apolog