deanna: thank you both. super interesting. a reminder for everyone, if you do have questions, go ahead. we have a couple already. i will get started. todd, ryan, it will be at your discretion. first question, how does social media correlate with veterans joining or participate? todd: we do not know specifically but we know that social media is a key. not that there is anything inherently bad about social media but it connects people to like ideas. it provides often times a venue for individuals to engage in dialogue and debate and discussion. which is great. but when you get into these ideological funnels, where people become more extreme politically, then they have the social network likewise that becomes more politically extreme. which can often times ignite or facilitate radicalization because people online are sharing extremist content and getting reinforced for sharing that content. they are getting reinforced for even more extreme ideas amongst their social network. and they feel emboldened because without the social med

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or if i told you, we don't have college regarding that at the moment, or like you deanna, geez, when it's done wrong, hans will be detained. his legal gene says that they will approach the quote. as junction is legal. they said that no words were presented before listings to heart, and therefore it would like you to challenge. so just to be clear, we're talking about him being detained. is he going to do kind of the appeal? that's what his people say. they're going to do what does this arrest mean exactly? for the moment, yes is han is stephanie headed to what we do know that he has 2 options. one of the recalls on the other of his body of feeling the risk and claiming it to be on the legal detention. what we do know the body claims at the moment no arrest forms were presented during this time before he was taking the b 5. the punjab produced that would be unlikely to challenges, but for the moment the fact us remains that you will go into extensions of any of those. 2 avenues can be spilt on ok. the position assess. this is just an attempt to disqualify account or from elections lat

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richard and deanna carr returning to keaton beach late today. how terrifying was it to feel those winds this morning >> it was pretty bad pretty bad >> reporter: we also met tammy perry. >> the aqua house is mine. >> reporter: as she came back for the first time to see how her beach home fared >> it made it. >> it made it. >> reporter: nervous because several houses around hers had been ravaged, but after an agonizingly long walk -- >> thank you, lord. >> reporter: relief, her home intact. the eye had missed gabe gutierrez, nbc news, keaton beach, florida. >>> there is, of course, other news we're following. in fact, let's turn to another alarming moment today for senator mitch mcconnell. the top senate republican appearing to freeze for several seconds at an event in kentucky here's ryan nobles >> reporter: tonight, another health scare for one of the most powerful members of congress >> did you hear the question, senator? >> reporter: top senate republican mitch mcconnell freezing and unresponsive for more than 30 seconds after being asked a q

fema director deanna criswell says emergency managers are exploring all options to help.tools that we have in our toolbox, but we can also do other things like work with direct leasing and use some of the available vacation homes and hundreds of hotel rooms have already been offered to victims all across the bay area. right now, new fundraising efforts are starting to surface in the wake of this tragedy. ktvu zac sos has been speaking with some of the people behind those campaigns and joins us from the newsroom with their message. zach. yeah, one of those fundraising efforts started by a san francisco chef who recently relocated to hawaii. he barely escaped the flames. his home completely gone now. and despite all of that, is focused now, it's only on helping his friends, his neighbors back home to most hungry festival goers at outside lands sunday, jason raff and likely just another chef blender in with the long line of vendors serving up tasty bites. but for those who've asked him how his weeks been going, there was no warning. ruffin still haunted by what he saw outsid

. >> reporter: deanna tibbs owns oakland puzzle company. this morning she was concerned when she saw an oakland police squad car parked in front of her building. >> i brought my daughter to work today and i was like i went up to them and said is there something going on because i want to make sure it's safe before my daughter gets out of the car? >> reporter: but the police officer is off duty working overtime paid for by pg&e to provide security for the crew doing maintenance on an underground gas line at east tenth street and sixth avenue. >> you're in a situation when folks don't have basic utilities because we're unable to provide an umbrella of protection for pg&e to fix a problem. >> reporter: barry donelan is president of the oakland police officers union. he says pg&e started hiring off-duty oakland police officers in november last year after a number of utility crews were robbed at gunpoint. thieves demanded the crews hand over their tools and personal items like cell phones and wallets. >> it's sad that we're in this situation. th

the neighboring state of what haka is not relying on that teacher deanna lopez has declared war on soft strings. one in 3 children is overweight. she counts the spoons of sugar in a single glass of soda. we drink this amount of sugar in a single glass, does it sound like you should drink that. 7 the children learn how soft spring so hopeful to hills, but in many families, coca cola is a firewood for hospitality, a low and well how got prohibits the sale of junk food to miners. however its implementation has been stalled out. however, if we send any child into a shop they would be able to buy sugary foods because the vendors don't know the authorities are not doing their job. 30, that is who is enforcing often? no one activists also have to contend with the widespread belief that coca cola has healing properties. some of them by word country with poor water quality, you can find soft drinks even in places where there is no electricity. people become addicted to sugar and it will not be those not a big ceiling. the way back in chiapas, doctors face some overwhelming wave of diabetes cases

deanna tibbs owns oakland puzzle company. there morning she was concerned when she saw an oakland police squad car parked in front of her building. >> i brought my daughter to work today and i went up to them and i said is there something going on because i want to make sure it's safe before my daughter gets out of the car? >> reporter: but the police officer is off duty working overtime paid for by pg&e to provide security for the crew doing maintenance on an underground gas line at east tenth street and sixth avenue. are. >> you're in a situation when folks don't have basic utilities because we're unable to provide an umbrella of protection for pg&e to fix a problem. >> reporter: barry donelan is president of the oakland police officers union. he says pg&e started hiring off-duty oakland police officers in november of last year after a number of utility crews were robbed at gunpoint, thieves demanding the crews hand over their tools and personal items like cell phones and wallets. >> it's sad that we're in this situation. t

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do not produce the quantity at the price levels that, that are needed to meet the grading demand. deanna calling have a wonderful i because drones the not exactly new, it's not a new to law. the military and civilians. you avi's, it'd be nice thing for decades now. so what was taken to us so long to start mass producing the cheap drones, the ukraine reports of the names. there's not a profit margin there. so it's uh, you know, you're not the that to produce something in the $500.00 to $10000.00 range of the, just not a profit margin there for the us to do it. and you could probably shift, i guess if you do somebody a large pond, correct in guaranteed a certain number. but then it's going to take you a couple of years and put your, your production lines in, in place. and what's the other demand for it other than ukraine? you've got one isolated area that you've got, the requirements for you know, use just, you know, if is your new looking in the market driven area, you're looking at a return for shareholders. and it just is there's no, you know, we can do our testing of our new developmen

she's now in this libyan capital lube. deanna, rosie the e. u has promised it'd be a massive aid to help cope with this disaster. how old at a be rolled out? well be here, think commission president started i know, and really by paying her respects to those volunteers, some of them who we saw in this report here. she said brought hope where there was only mode and she tried to bring some more of that hope to so what she said is that there will be a 100000000 years worth of solidarity funding available this year, and up to $300000000.00 euros for the next year, no, that won't be the wave a magic won't. there will be an application process for that. and damage assessment, which could take some effort and some time. now that is in addition to what she said could be flexibility. is your opinion budget? so trying to rearrange some existing funds and direct that towards the needs here in slovenia, which i can tell you really is great. i've seen some people just digging their homes out of muds just piled high with dirt. and that comes in addition to

fema director deanna criswell says emergency managers are exploring all options to help. and volunteers are really coming forward from all over, looking for ways to assist in the recovery effort. reporter gina silva has been speaking with some of those volunteers. she joins us live this hour from the island with a look at what they're doing. gina well, i can tell you that a lot of people on this island are extremely frustrated with local authorities, with the way they say they have handled the situation. so they are, you know, preparing. they're doing everything they can to help the people of lahaina cooking oil. you can't sit back and watch people suffer. you have to jump in and help. at the kihei boat ramp in maui, volunteers are busy collecting donations for people in lahaina. we feel like we are crowdsourcing and running our own logistics, coordination and supplies, getting them in here you can see behind you these are all local residents. water propane tanks, fuel, baby supplies, clothing. people in this community are bringing all kinds of necessities for their neigh

be able to return to these lands, to protect his ranch, a mighty development for havasu by elder deanna white wu, kuala, the new monument. honors those who fought for it, but didn't live to see this day for them. i hold my hand to apply wisdom teeth and courage to be able to speak and stood for this place. a sacred land now finally preserved. rob reynolds, l. g, 0, red butte, arizona. at least 33 people have died because of flooding and china is capital beijing. about 1300000 people have been impacted by flood waters. 59000 homes of collapse still been swept away and maybe a 150000 damaged farm is there also facing? devastating crop losses. katrina, you as more from vision, a hyphen don't story. hit mainland china more than a week ago. but it's only now that with us and get a full picture of the damage. and that really speaks to how difficult the recovery and the clean up has been. now the beijing government on wednesday morning and now some of these details. it says that's 33 people at least died in flooding and when buildings collapse, 18 are still missing, including one emergency. in

decades to be able to return to these lands. project is rational mining development for havasu by elder deanna, white view, kuala, the new monument. honors those who fought for it, but didn't live to see this day for them. i hold my hand to apply the courage to be able to speak and stood for this place a sacred land. now finally preserved rob reynolds, l g, 0, red butte, arizona. at least 33 people have died because of flooding and china is capital beijing. some 1300000 people have been impacted by flood waters. 59000 homes of collapse and maybe a 150000 damaged. farmers are also facing devastating crop losses. but katrina, you joins us live now from beijing. katrina, the scale of damage is still being assessed. but what's the government said? so father of the wind up. sorry. hit staging and hit mainland china more than a week ago, but it's only now that we're getting a full picture of how bad the damage is. and of course, the desk told which speaks to how difficult the recovery is being and the clean up is here. so with the agent government has just given a press conference announcing some pr

for how the supply, elder deanna white dove, you qualify the new monument honors those who fought for it, but didn't live to see this day for them. i hold my hand to apply to be the courage, to be able to speak and stood for this place. a sacred land now finally preserved rob reynolds alger 0. red butte, arizona. state is from 8 am. as a nation's have signed a declaration, the old as a roadmap to recovery and sustainability of wells. not just reinforced. the critic site doesn't go far enough to slow down climate change. while that to america editor, we see a newman is that the summit in button in brazil, resilient president let the cedars i had hoped for strong commitments from his peers to join his goal of 0 deforestation in the amazon by the end of the stick. he had to settle for an agreement to revive the government amazonian nations tracy, to save the world's largest reading. far as from ruling kit in was it to my that we want to rekindle cooperation between our countries and overcome suspicions. we will establish in the city of my nelson, international police cooperation center t

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met him 3 times and after the set time they asked for mary jane and i was getting president obama deanna agreed. can she must be crazy, he said. let him marry him and live with him in the barracks. then she'll lift him if 70 s of soul chicken farm and didn't drive him crazy. so no one can be crazier than his wife. the wife will come and live with him for as a 2 days and months and then he will go mad. but he's, i've stayed with him for 7 years and she was allowed to leave the barracks once a month to visit her family after the marriage. they gave my father a 2nd room, so they have to do a lot of it there. and my mother turned half of the bathroom into the kitchen with um, one of the rooms was a bedroom. and then when i was born, they gave us the said room, one of which became the living room alone, or she was allowed to have books there. so you were the 1st child? yes, i was born in the barracks and lived there on 0 was 5 and a half years old. i'm 16. i was left to walk around the bags. mostly i was applied to one day a week of the soldiers who are eaten assessment kind of food i liked a

decades, to be able to return to these lions project is rational minded development for havasu by elder deanna white. if you qual, uh, the new monument honors those who fought for it, but didn't live to see this day for them. i hold my hand to apply the courage to be able to speak and stood for this place a sacred land. now finally preserved, rob reynolds, l. g, 0, red butte, arizona. these 33 people have died in the heaviest reigns ever recorded in china is capital beijing. 59000 homes have collapsed to being swept away. and the 150000 got damaged authorities say 1300000 people are affected. funding across northern china over the past month is killed at least $147.00 people . katrina, you has more now from beijing. a hyphen don't story, hit mainland china more than a week ago. but it's only now that we're starting to get a full picture of the damage and that really speaks to how difficult the recovery and the clean up has been. now the beijing government on wednesday morning and now some of these prim details. it says that 33 people at least died in flooding, and when buildings collapsed, 18

home should be a cosy sanctuary in sydney for deanna 0lmos. future. power prices will increase by 20—25%. i cannot afford that. i don't know how we are going to survive this time, with a huge cost of living rise, the rising of energy bills and, you know, really extreme weather. western sydney's first community battery stores excess solar energy from nearby houses. residents without rooftop panels can join the scheme that aims to reduce soaring bills. people need protection from the heat, from the cold, and at the end of the day, they are finding they cannot afford it. so i believe these patches right across the board will play a dynamic role in reducing costs for our communities. that's what it's all about. and australia's politicians are feeling a sense of urgency. look, we just have to do everything we can to try and get as much renewable energy into the ground as soon as possible. we know that's the cheapest way to replace the ageing and retiring coal—fired power. it's a complicated process, we're doing the industrial revolution in about 15

are struggling to identify their victims, but 75 confirm sofa. relatives are being asked to supply deanna to help. meanwhile, herman and guy who had some hours emergency agency has defended the decision not to use tanami warning sirens to raise the alarm about the fast moving 5. as hawaiians pick up the pieces after fires, course their homes, their anger and frustration is directed at the official response to the disaster. but officials maintain, they did what they could do, right? that sounds, i do not have any sort of discernment that night were afraid that people would have gone multiple as if that was the case, then they would have gone into the fire on the ravaged island where hundreds are still on accounted for community. let initiatives are helping deliver food, water, and close to survivors who have lost it all in the flames. we've gone through a lot. we're still looking for family members. but this is important to everyone need to be fed with you as president joe biden, planning to visit. many hope the media attention will be accompanied by much needed relief. fighting has promis

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. >>> and joining us is fema administrator deanna criswell, and thank you for joining us. the latest update is 36 people, 36 lives lost on the island from the deadly wildfires and any information that the death toll has risen? >> john, thank you for the opportunity to join you today. i want to start by expressing my deepest sympathies by anyone who has been impacted by this tragic fire. i know that when i spoke with the lieutenant government, and she had said it was 6, and when we got up this morning, we saw that it had increased, and i have concerns of what i think of what it will be, but we have been coordinating with the state of the initial response and there to support the recovery efforts. >> you have people on the ground as you said, and what are they seeing in terms of the scope of the destruction? >> what we are seeing is widespread devastation across many neighborhoods on maui, and we have an office in oahu and so we had staff there, and senior leader was there for another meeting, and instantly could embed to hear the tragic impacts that the communities are goin

let's bring in deanna pryor is a senior advisor at america first legal and author of a parent of the. ian it is good to see you. accents are having me. jon: tell us what is the idea of having a four-day work week for teachers in a and four-day clak for students? >> that is a great question. i think what you are doing is doing a disservice to the next generation of america's leaders doing a disservice to the country by having them in a four-day school week. but also you have paid their taxes to the local municipality on the bargain they're going to send their kids to school for five days but when the parents are working. now at the school day's turn to for, do the parents get a rebate? do they get a tax refund? they're going to have to get childcare they're going to have to do something on the fifth day. they expect to send their kids to school five days a week that affects school districts are saying four days a week does not just hurt the kids does not distort the longevity of our innovators and our entrepreneurs going forward it also hurts the parents as they try to make ends meet.

fema director deanna criswell says finding housing for people who lost homes remains a top priority.e tools that we have in our toolbox, but we can also do other things like work with direct leasing and use some of the available vacation homes. nearly every building in the historic town of lahaina was destroyed, and most of the people there had no time to do anything but just try to escape those flames as search crews and recovery workers continue their efforts, some survivors of the fire are already taking legal action. a hawaiian couple is suing for power companies in hawaii. the lawsuit accuses the companies of ignoring weather warnings and keeping power lines energized during high fire danger conditions. the claim says the companies are responsible for the, quote, loss of life. serious injuries and destruction of homes and businesses, end quote. the couple owned a home in the town of lahaina and say they are asking for class action status on behalf of everyone who lost a home or business. lahaina is famous. banyan tree may be charred, but it's still standing. a group of arborists

putting dooley behind bars, found themselves on the hot seat, being grilled by dooley's new attorney, deannah her? >> we were friends. >> you are under oath. >> we were friends. >> did you have a sexual relationship with her? are you denying that. >> i don't think it is any of your business. >> i am asking you to -- you are under oath. she will testify. she'll say. tell me what it is your answer is. >> i just said, yes. >> okay. thanks. simple. let's talk about this letter. >> it was a sensational courtroom drama. but the issue for the dooley trial wasn't the affair. it was an 18-page letter in which the prosecutor blasted the detective who was by then her former lover, as an outright liar, both personally and professionally. she ended up reading her own scathing words into the court record. >> now that i know what a complete [bleep] liar you are, i am going to grapple with [bleep] ethical issues in every case in which you were involved. >> she says she was upset because mcvay didn't tell her what was on a thermo fisher video she had come across. dooley's attorney continued reading. >> not t

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. >> reporter: deanna is from ukraine where her father serves in the military. >> a lot of preparationrs are still in college, many in grad school. >> it's possible to graduate from a really good school of music. i've never had a role, never been on stage am how can you be an opera singer if you've never been on stage? >> reporter: the general director, dr. nancy price, is proud of the rigor required here and concedes the environment is somewhat spartan. how would you describe this as theatrical venues go? >> the word the board likes is rustic. >> reporter: and the theater's proximity to the road is also an issue. you could be in the middle of an important aria and a motorcycle gang goes through. >> it happens every week. >> reporter: up and away from the road construction has begun on a grand glass-walled theater, a new home for opera in the ozarks, an idea more fantasy than reality until a general grant from the walton family foundation. >> i'm so excited for the future generation. >> reporter: this is tyler's second summer. his goal to join an opera company in europe or the u.s. ♪ s

but deanna bunny on the player's. yeah. so no matter what happens next, by going through to the knockout stage, but you're not going yeah. and has made history despite the obstacles, young players like to space st and holding on to that inspiration and read them aloud to 0. so wait till and away from the women's woke up 2 years on from her struggles. have the tokyo lympics gymnastics sauce him on vials that will tell us a competition later on saturday. she's been preparing to take part in the us classic event near chicago for the 6 year old, who won for olympic gold at rio in 2016. it took time weight from the sport to protect her mental health that she's able to come back. i mean i was watching her and she looks amazing like it doesn't even look like she took like a year off really any time. awesome. like how do i, how do you do that? but again, she's amazing. she said to me, it's very suited to me because she has done so many like fun things for things. and this is a great, she's just a great person to enter in joshua as

. >> reporter: prosecutor deanna franzen served in the air force. >> there's a lot of alcohol based offenses lot of drug based offenses. that has a lot with them to do sometimes acting out on demons that they earned during their time in the nilt. >> you said demons they earned. >> their struggles they have are because they did things for our country that we needed to do at that time, and that can't be discounted. >> reporter: a new national commission, chaired by former secretary of defense chuck hagel, reports that 1 in 3 veterans say they've been arrested at least once. and veterans now make up 8% of those in state prisons. >> this is the cross rifles. it's the symbol of the infantry. >> reporter: infantryman william meek served as a vehicle commander in iraq, where roadside bombs were a daily occurrence. meek survived multiple head injuries. >> i remember my head getting knocked around but i was wearing the helmet. >> reporter: adjusting back to civilian life was challenging. >> after the war, i was just angry all the time. i was angry about stuff that i had done, that i wasn't in the arm

fema director deanna criswell says finding housing for people who lost everything remains a top prioritynly one of the tools that we have in our toolbox, but we can also do other things like work with direct leasing and use some of the available vacation homes. officials say nearly every building in the historic town of lahaina was destroyed and most of the people there had no time to do anything but try to escape the flames. let's go to jake alexis, who brings us more from maui. there are almost 100 confirmed deaths and that number is expected to rise as officials here in maui ramp up the recovery effort. members of hawaii's national guard sifting through the rubble over the weekend looking for victims of the wildfires that killed dozens and destroyed thousands of structures. it's difficult to assess the full scope of the destruction. officials say it's still too early for residents to return home, but hundreds remain missing and their neighbors say some of those people likely won't be found. it's terrible. there's a lot of people that are still missing. i think the death toll is way hi

i would also like to ask if my old capitol hill friend eugene deanna is still associated with the music could tell us before we turn to our guests, what is your interest in the glass harmonica? caller: i was living on capitol hill for 20 years and i used to ride my bicycle over to the library. i was allowed to copy various scores. i used to love the liber installer file and that is the tin pan alley kind of stuff i adored. the glass harmonica is an interest to me because i love strange and unknown instruments. host: thank you for calling in, we appreciated. james wintle, you seem to understand what he was talking about. guest: i did. the glass harmonica was any instrument invented by benjamin franklin. he is correct that mozart did right a piece of music for it and dashed into the question directly -- we do not have a glass harmonica at the library of congress. i believe there is one at the smithsonian down the street. but there are a number of pieces that were written for this instrument that is as he said quite an unusual thing, and we have those pieces of music of course in the colle

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i would also like to ask if my old capitol hill friend eugene deanna is still associated with the musicefore we turn to our guests, what is your interest in the glass harmonica? caller: i was living on capitol hill for 20 years and i used to ride my bicycle over to the library. i was allowed to copy various scores. i used to love the liber installer file and that is the tin pan alley kind of stuff i adored. the glass harmonica is an interest to me because i love strange and unknown instruments. host: thank you for calling in, we appreciated. james wintle, you seem to understand what he was talking about. guest: i did. the glass harmonica was any instrument invented by benjamin franklin. he is correct that mozart did right a piece of music for it and dashed into the question directly -- we do not have a glass harmonica at the library of congress. i believe there is one at the smithsonian down the street. but there are a number of pieces that were written for this instrument that is as he said quite an unusual thing, and we have those pieces of music of course in the collection but not th

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