andrew morgan derrick dennis with the urgent manhunt manhunt. >> derrick, thank you. well, there's new evidence this morning about the nation's rising number of covid 19 cases. the cdc says covid hospitalizations were up nearly 20% in august. those are the latest numbers that are available. covid deaths were also up about 18% during the same time period. the highest profile new case of covid is metallica's james hetfield. the band posted a photo of his positive test. you see it there. his illness forced the cancellation of last night's show near phenix. it's been rescheduled for this coming saturday night and breaking overnight, the spacex dragon spacecraft carrying crew six from the international space station is back on earth. >> the capsule carrying three nasa astronauts and one russian cosmonaut splashed down in the atlantic ocean just off the coast of jacksonville, florida, this morning, ending a 17 hour trip. the crew spent six months in space orbiting the earth. nearly 3000 times. >> well, now to a lesson in ice cream shop etiquette 101. we were talking about t

for more information on my campaign go to derrick anders.com. thing in virginia, we are talking a lot about 2024, we haveeck las going on right now. >> todd: youngkin was on the air talking about that the other day. before we get too far from the issues, i want to refocus on that. you talk a lot about the military, as you should, you are versed in those issues. what other issues do you want congress to focus on if you are elected? >> we need a balanced budget, that is important for america right now. if we look at cost that people are bleeding right now, whether they are going to the grocery store, getting gas, things just cost so much and seventh congressional district we have i-95 thatun ares through the middle of the district. anyone who travels, we have commuters in our district. it is terrible. we need to get that fixed. we have big agricultural community. population of the district is around i-95. majority of the land is farmers. we have a lot of veterans, multiple military instapations in our district. we have bases and a lot of veterans

abc's derrick dennis has the details this morning. >> a massive manhunt in the air and on the ground for pennsylvania prison escapee danilo cavalcante on the run since he broke out of the chester county prison last thursday morning. at the time considered extremely dangerous. >> remain inside. lock your doors, lock your cars. >> authorities say cavalcante escaped exactly one week after he was sentenced to life without parole for the stabbing death of his ex girlfriend, deborah brandao, 38 times in front of her two young children. the search focusing on a rural residential area in suburban pocopson township, about 38 miles southwest of philadelphia and about a mile and a half from the prison. it's where investigators believe he's hiding out. >> it's a heavily wooded area consisting of over 271 homes and it's not easy for our investigators to get through. >> cavalcante was last seen early saturday on a home surveillance camera tiptoeing through someone's backyard. this was his last spotting, though authorities say there were more than 100 tips related to his possible whereabouts, inclu

abc's derricke dennis joins us with efforts to change that. derricke, good morning. talking over $8 a gallon? >> reporter: absolutely janai. $8 a gallon for regular unleaded. the staggering price in some areas of california and drivers are frustrated parking cars or feeling forced to just pay up. the national average, about $3.62 a gallon. california's average, more than $6 a gallon if you're lucky. topping $8 a gallon if you're not. prices up 80 cents across california in just the last month. and here's why -- gas prices are tied to the global oil market where it's all about supply and demand. oil-producing countries like saudi arabia have been cutting back on supply driving up oil prices. what's being done? governor gavin newsom approving a short-term fix, transitioning the state to using a cheaper winter blend of fuel and republicans want to suspend the state's gas tax saving 58 cents on the gallon. get this. california has about 160,000 federal workers who could be furloughed and lose pay if there's a government shutdown tonight. gio, pain at pump in california c

what could be the next frontier of geo political conflict or from or in this we're joined now by derrick williams from dw science. derek. tell us more about this japanese mission and in what sense it apart from the other lunar emissions that we've seen recently. well, a couple of different factors. um, it's called the moon sniper nickname the moon's night for, for a reason, which is that this is about precision landing. so the japanese are trying to land within a 100 meters of a pre determined spot on the moving service now. and that, that might sound trivial, but it's really not. and if you look at other, at other missions to the moon, many of them have landings owns that are kilometers wide and, and the question of why we need this precision is a very important one. because if you imagine, for example, that, that moon base that we just saw this, this futuristic moonbase, you're gonna want to be able to land your landers. and so we supply the moonbase as close as possible and not kilometers away. the other big aspect of, of this particular mission that's important as the economy. now it

derricke, good morning. >> reporter: janai, good morning to you.w, drones just aren't for recreation anymore. police are using them to be their eye in the sky over large gatherings, but can they show too much, and are innocent people being unfairly caught on camera? this morning, the nypd is raising privacy concerns among some new york city residents ahead of two local parades, j'ouvert and the west indian day parade, that usually attract millions of spectators. the department announcing it will use remote-controlled drones equipped with high-tech cameras for crowd surveillance. the move coming in response to recent complaints about large gatherings in the city. >> if there's a large crowd, large party in the backyard, we will utilize our assets to check on the party. >> reporter: the plan drawing backlash from privacy and civil liberty advocates who argue the tactic will target minority communities and may violate surveillance laws. >> this is incredibly invasive and may be unconstitutional. we're not going to see drones flying in my neighborhood,

derricke, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. violence at sporting events is not only unsportsmanlike, it's illegal. these recent brawls we have seen have broken out and that's raising questions about stadium safety and code of conduct for fans. as millions of americans crowd football stadiums this weekend, the nfl responding to a series of violent incidents among fans at their games. this one during this week's thursday night football matchup, and this fight between fans at the cincinnati bengals and baltimore ravens game. 25-year-old andrew giordano while being restrained, able to head butt another man as he was being taken away. giordano pleading not guilty to misdemeanor charges including disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and assault. the nfl telling abc news in a statement, our top priority is the safety of the more than 1 million fans who attend games each week. we deplore the activities of a handful of fans who interfere with the enjoyment of others. this, days after the death of 53-year-old dale mooney, a new england

so definitely they're, they're getting derrick. they're getting very tight economically as well as politically, but that's very different countries, russia and china, which is obviously very reliant on exporting his natural resources. but a list of that was really, sir, how even come a chinese russian relationship ever actually be. i think you see using the language a bit, you know, the way the russians are, are constantly pushing, how close the relationship is and the chinese is and yeah, well, we are close for there. they're not being quite as full from about us. i mean, china is the world's 2nd biggest economy and rushes economy is probably around tents in the world. it's a bit smaller and easily. so they're, they're, they're not equal enter in economic terms. what russia has influenced nuclear weapons. and it's also a potential ally. we've seen at the growing close to that closeness politically, which is very important in economic terms because we're looking at things like bricks which is has a very strong economic dimension. t

derrick johnson, our conductor today. he is a great conductor. he is also active in local 250a and i want to shout out to all organized labor represented in all the crafts of cable car. that shows you what union work can do. [applause] the quality is unbelievable and never been better then today. so, we had great support from the san francisco historical society and steve and his reenactors, steve johnson andrew -done a great job rounding all the people up. we have people from every era here. dona hugens is here as a person of the 60's i guess. you never know. and all the folks from the art deco society and all the groups who have come. i know i will miss some people. we all know how valuable our cable cars are to san francisco, but i thought it was time to get a professional assessment, so who better to do that then our city and county assessor? i wanted to ask you professionally, how valuable do you think the cable cars are? >> we are lucky because there is no taxable value of the cars, the values are immeasurable in the benefit to the city and

her son derrick now one of the nearly 20,000 migrant students enrolled in new york city public schools. city officials are working to help the new arrivals get settled. >> we making sure that they have the language access that they need, and we're helping them t transition to their new school environments. >> reporter: the migrant advocates want more resources dedicated to the new students. >> even before asylum seekers started arriving last year, one in two students in the new york city public school system was the child of a immigrant family. it is critical that we support them. >> reporter: new york has responded to the migrant influx by opening up more than 200 emergency shelters, and the schools have fihired 3400 teachers. >>> today in new york t was game, set, rematch at the u.s. open. novak djokovic defeated danil medvedev winning the men's singles title. it's his fourth u.s. open title. and 19-year-old coco gauff was crowned america's new tennis queen. she beat the soon-to-be number one player to win her first grand slam title. >> literally up until the match i was raiding cead

abc's derrick dennis has details.ay ahead for federal student loan borrowers this morning. >> interest on their balances will begin to accrue again after a three year pandemic pause and ahead of a full restart of loan payments next month. there's already a mix of anxiety and obligation. >> even if you're getting an education to do something like teaching, like i did, you're going to have a job. >> so with the job comes expenses and you just you need to pay back what you owe. >> i think that students that is really holding back these young people from making other decisions that really could contribute to our economy. >> and we all are responsible for that. >> many borrowers had their hopes of relief dashed after the supreme court struck down. president biden's student loan debt cancellation plan this summer, ruling the president does not have the authority to erase $400 billion in debt without congressional approval. >> we find ourselves in a situation where because of that promise, a lot of us literally tens of milli

derrick delmore has the latest. in detroit or hollywood, but in las vegas. 95% of unionised hotel and casino workers there have voted to authorise a straight stop that put —— with members of the culinary workers union once it was at will walker. union is the largest in the state, was 60,000 hospitality workers in its ranks. two—thirds of the members are on recently expired contracts. they are seeking better pay, benefits, and working conditions, particularly after the pandemic drove many workers out of the city, resulting in staff shortages. there in negotiations with some of the las vegas strip's biggest casino operators, including caesars entertainment, mgm, and win reports. there the economic engine that drives nevada's biggest city. a potential strike could impact more than three dozen of them. the culinary workers union hasn't actually engaged in a straight in more than 30 years, but the last time it threatened to comment 2018, it was able to reach a contract agreement for its 25,000 affected workers before any

abc's derrick dennis continues our coverage last night the tribute in lights shining upward during a test hours before the official tribute to the victims of the world trade center attacks. >> 22 years ago today, robert gray worked for norad that day, monitoring us airspace. he visited the world trade center site last night. >> as we walked into this area, it made me start to weep. >> 2753 people died in lower manhattan that day. and just this weekend, the remains of two more were identified by the medical examiner. 40% of those lost are still on identified. >> we saw this plane flying out of a very low altitude, extremely fast. >> but it was so low i could read on the fuselage, the word american, joe pfeifer, was the first fire chief on the scene. >> his job sending firefighters in to save lives, including his own brother, kevin. >> i ordered him as i ordered many of my other fire officers to take their unit and go upstairs to evacuate the building. >> kevin died in the collapse of the towers, but many others were saved by the men and women who rushed into those buildings, knowing t

here's abc's derrick dennis this morning. >> an emergency declaration over the threat of saltwater entering the water supply in southern louisiana. >> we are monitoring the situation. we're being proactive. we're applying best practices and lessons learned from the past. >> the problem is drought drying up part of the mississippi, allowing saltwater from the gulf of mexico to flow north. that's saltwater could then inadvertently get pumped out of the mississippi and into water treatment plants. the water in plaquemines parish, south of new orleans, has already been impacted for months. louisiana's governor and the mayor of new orleans now trying to calm residents fears, urging them not to panic. buy bottled water in case you're going to have saltwater in our water. >> yeah, i don't even want to think about it. you hear how kids are breaking out in rashes and my kids are very sensitive. >> so honestly, i'm stocking up more to bathe them once solution involves raising an underwater levee to block the salt. >> in the meantime, some residents are trying to come up with solutions of their own. i

. >> derrick nelson is the executive director and ceo of the national nordic museum which is in seattle. he has been knighted by the king of sweden and honored by the president of finland. he was the 2019 swedish american of the year. congratulations on that mr. nelson. we appreciate your time in american history tv. >> transfer having me. >> if you are enjoying american history tv, sign up for our newsletter using the qr code to receive the weekly schedule of upcoming programs like lectures in history, the presidency, and more. sign up for the american history tv newsletter today and be sure to watch american history tv every saturday or anytime online at c- span.org/history. >>> weekends on c-span two are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's story and on sundays, book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span 2 comes from these television companies and more. including charter communications. charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers and we are just getting started. building 100,00

wants his memory to live >> it's just really really to shaw reflecting on the death of his father, derrick and his father's fiancee, vera hampton. the couple was struck and killed by a driver speeding around east oakland. investigators later revealing that car was stolen. really? >> taken away from me like especially in this type of it should as soon this on sunday morning, sean hampton were driving along 73rd avenue in a white suv. >> as sean was turning onto holly street, police say a driver in a stolen sedan slammed into them. the couple and a friend were on their way to church. he was. >> on the scene. so it kind of kind of groping police say the 25 year-old suspect tried to take off on foot. they were later arrested to says his dad was a positive light for many and did not deserve to go out like father figure first grand children to says he understands tough times can force people into crime. but there needs to be a better way. we've got to we've got to think better really do. we got to think better. >> shots family set up a gofundme to help pay for this burial. and as of this report,

pavla, you have a word, well e-e boyka derricks what is this, everyone knows in the version, they canod, what they mean at the moment is such a simplified name of e-e self-elevating drilling rigs e-e it is such a tugboat that is designed for drilling e-e oil wells gas wells of their at the time, they were purchased. well, at least two of them are the newest ukraine and e. petro -ha- gatavanets . e-e exploitation works in the north-western part of the black sea when they talk about towers, they immediately generalize the entire infrastructure of the black sea, so gas was seized by the russian federation when, after the occupation of crimea in the 14th year, and together with it, it comes out of the north-western part of the black sea, they seized all these objects that you used are completely in russian , they look like towers in the middle of the black sea . it's just there in the drilling, there's something floating there, families are like that, well, when does it look like that, a huge table above the surface of the sea , on which there are additional structures, there's a tower, a

but now in their memoir "counting the cost" jill and her husband derrick describe the family drama the in the way you took account? >> closeness in relationships with my family. that's been one of the biggest costs that i have seen in trying to have healthy boundaries. >> reporter: jill writing about the culture of control she says she was raised in. her parents devout followers of the leader of the institute of basic life principles. >> one of the main things with the book is this toxic patriarch. this idea that parents maintain control of their children into adulthood. >> reporter: the couples say jill's father jim bob treated them harshly for trying to step back from the show. jill claims he asked her to sign a paper on the eve of her wedding but refused to show her the few filming contract she unknowingly signed. >> i feel like i was tricked into it. >> reporter: derrick, you are a lawyer. you referred to this contract as fraud? >> yeah. i still believe that. i stand behind that. it was a contract we wouldn't have agreed to based on the terms that were given. >> reporter: jill said

the owner of the home of chicken and waffles restaurant, derrick johnson talked about how crime is impacting businesses in this area like literally every day cars broken into or someone is robbed. according to the most recent oakland police department's citywide crime report, year-to-date robberies have increased 33% strong armed robberies are up. 35%. johnson says that is bad for business. so you fly in town. the first stop that you come to chicken, waffles, everett and jones any of these businesses down here. >> and car just broken into you. not only get not only got to remember that your car was broken into, but your first memory of coming oakland is coming to my staff. this it's a bad reflection on our businesses, small businesses. we have generating so many jobs employ so many folks. >> and we're paying so much texas. so we do stuff to be protected. that is why oakland chinatown, chamber of commerce member carl is leading a one-day strike for oakland businesses who say they have been impacted by crime with calling fall a publdc safety measures protect teen. >> employees, all people piec

abc's derrick dennis reports on the potential crisis in new orleans and southern louisiana this morning. >> an emergency declaration over the threat of salt water entering the water supply in southern louisiana. >> we are monitoring the situation and we're being proactive. we're applying best practices and lessons learned from the past. the problem is drought drying up part of the mississippi, allowing salt water from the gulf of mexico to flow north. >> that saltwater could then inadvertently get pumped out of the mississippi and into water treatment plants. the water in plaquemines parish, south of new orleans, has already been impacted for months. louisiana's governor and the mayor of new orleans now trying to calm residents fears, urging them not to panic, buy bottled water in case you're going to have salt water in our water. >> yeah, i don't even want to think about it. >> you hear how kids are breaking out in rashes and my kids are very sensitive. >> so honestly, i'm sucking up more to bathe them once solution involves raising an underwater levee to block the salt in the meantime

but as abc's derrick dennis reports, the debate over student debt relief far from over. >> a big day ahead for federal student loan borrowers this morning. interest on their balance will begin to accrue again after a three year pandemic pause and ahead of a full restart of loan payments next month. there's already a mix of anxiety and obligation if you're getting an education to do something like teaching like i did, you're going to have a job. >> so with the job comes expenses and you just you need to pay back what you owe. >> i think that students at is really holding back these young people from making other decisions that really could contribute to our economy. >> and we all are responsible for that. >> many borrowers had their hopes of relief dashed after the supreme court struck down president biden's student loan debt cancellation plan this summer, ruling the president does not have the authority to erase $400 billion in debt without congressional approval. >> we find ourselves in a situation where, because of that promise, a lot of us literally tens of millions of us made dec

what we saw was as with an influence and even needed, the owner needs to be a gnostic and certainly derrick g, i'm the voice our own i gender. but even it's called rights, there's a huge boeing balance. and one thing we need to do is uh, create a conflict of interest. what do you see? because there's huge influence, even on upgrades, and especially the falls into the industry in this discussions. meaning that the most people is leading the fight against malaria. and so one thing is that we need to go into it just by you see, but also the other thing is we need just to avoid that, but just to be sure and all the communities. so the voices are really hard in the spaces. rec, comp, $28.00 is coming up in a few months. what would you want the global, global leaders and financial institutions to prioritize into discussions, to delete it must as for whether continue to be successful or not, is whether we're going to receive good to have a strong measurement, especially from global not countries. this is facing out fossil fuels, and that is why we call them all the countries in the fulton for the,

production platforms near the coast of crimea in the black sea these platforms are popularly known as derricksrds, the gur published this video, in particular, the returned, more precisely, drilling platforms petro goduvalits and ukraine, as well as the lifting drilling rigs tavrida and sivash, were taken under control. special forces managed to seize trophies, including a supply of helicopter ammunition and a radar station that can track the movement of ships in the black sea. operations, the ukrainian special forces on boats engaged in a battle with a russian su-30 fighter, this operation was a secret all the time because if the enemy understood how much we had laid approaches to him, he would somehow counterattack. for the enemy, we could not use a large amphibious boat , because it could be, and despite the wave , the rice boat went to this sashka, so technical means were involved, we flew around the whole area with a drone, looked at the schematics of the platforms themselves that are there what is the approach? in general, there are mattresses in the east along which we will move, well,

i'm john kerry onto we're speaking with jackie derrick, a pentagon with the blower and the founder of whistle blowers of america. jackie, good to have you with us. to be back, jackie, whistle blowers of america is hosting an event here in washington dc during the 1st week of september. tell us about that event and about what the organization is doing for it. yeah, so we started the workplace promise institute into our 3rd year. it was the beginning of the pandemic. so we began by having our 1st um conference virtually because we do what we call a whistleblower protection advocate, certification. and we came up with this um idea that a minimum of 10 hours of training was when somebody should have so that they understood what we did in our network in appears according the skills we 1st lunch that again 3 years ago. and now this year we're going to be doing our event live and live streaming from washington. dc. had a at 614th street in uh downtown by metro center. and the goal would be, is to remove the requirements for the hours, for the training, as well as provide people the opportuni

the owner of the home of chicken and waffles restaurant, derrick johnson talked about how crime is impacting businesses in this area like literally every day cars broken into or someone is robbed. according to the most recent oakland police department's citywide crime report, year-to-date robberies have increased 33% strong armed robberies are up. 35%. johnson says that is bad for business. so you fly in town. the first stop that you come to chicken waffles, everett and jones any of these businesses down here. >> and car just broken into you. not only get not only got to remember that your car was broken into, but your first memory of coming oakland is coming to my staff this it's a bad reflection on our businesses, small businesses. we have generating so many jobs employ so many folks. >> and we're paying so much texas. so we do stuff to be protected. that is why oakland chinatown, chamber of commerce member carl is leading a one-day strike for oakland businesses who say they have been impacted by crime with calling fall a public safety measures protect teen. >> employees, all people pieces

carried out another risky operation and returned four oil production platforms, the so-called boyka derricks, under ukrainian control, these platforms were occupied as early as 2015 and during this time turned into russian military intelligence bases ukraine since the summer last year controls the waters in this water area, and the russians, after the sinking of the vasyl beh ship, do not dare to send ships here now, after being played by the occupiers of these observation points, the outermost of which is located less than 60 km from the peninsula where the occupation of crimea is becoming even closer. and the grain corridor organized by ukraine is safer moreover, from september 11 to 15, in the mouth of the danube and in the constanta region, with the aim of ensuring the safety of civilian shipping , the breeze 20-23 military exercises began, in which ships of ukraine from the layers of romania will take part bulgaria, great britain, france and turkey, despite the declared purpose of mine clearance training, in reality, the presence of such a fleet in the immediate vicinity of izmail will

and derrick likes watching. take care. i'll see you soon. the a bit of homeless fun to briefly. so guess about the war and address of the forces he on the blocks for ukrainians. this is the 2nd some of this in fear of russian attacks. how are they coping focus on your next on d. w. shopping today, the shopping a super changing suit detect, aquino, what's the future? p in 45 minutes on d, w, the offline, this is created. it said by a mazda full trying volts of power as it goes into the b trees. wasting nose up to 1000 liters of low. so in a day or forest fires, evaporating, marsh amounts of moist tune in to get the onset and learn more about the heavy and visible over the flows through the sky. start september 20th on the w. the hello and welcome to this week focus on europe. my name is live show and it's great to be back. the number of people in europe who are dying of drug consumption is on the rise. while hard drugs are illegal in most european countries. portugal has a different approach.

i went derrick henry, final pick of the first round tony pollard right after that.ught that was a good move. >> not bad. thanks for leaving nick chubb for me. >> i don't know what any of this means, okay? my team, yeah. keep in mind i've never participated in any kind of fantasy football league ever. i had to google every acronym. >> do you mean the positions like te? >> no. i knew it was tight end. i'm talking about the defense and special teams, but i did have the second pick of the first round, so i got traverse kelce, the apple of my eye. >> is that the reason? >> that's why. >> it was a bold choice. >> was it? like strategically does it make sense? he was ranked pretty high in my heart. >> you could grab him in the first round. >> sara will be laughing when you two play each other. >> maybe the winner of our a prize, taco bell testing a s new product at some of their stores. >> that's what the last place finisher gets. >> this does look a little bit like nuclear waste. we'll tell you about trust falls? really? ahah, come on,n, jack. it'll be great for morale. i

the german court scouts at derrick toltz, professor cal back had been luminary in his field type. how back is kind of cut out that made medical history in reproduction, research that fit very well with not c id, ology and politics, teacher 9. and that in ableton to perform these experiments, an ocean, it sits, do you need to hide these opposed to windows to few and just hop for he enjoyed significant advantages. i gained a lot of personal privileges for the price of becoming a criminal. simple question. it's about the sugar bowl in the air. i was born on january 7th, 1921 cents on the phone. we were the 1st house in the street with the telephone and telephone and house event because i was about to be bored on while my father was a merchant with the money for a telephone. so it was my mother had 3 children, man. and what i can just you yeah, that was born in warsaw and was very young. when i came to brussels, the my parents migrated from eastern europe. we were a very, very happy family. and suddenly i had a very good childhood inbox and we were very close back then. i was born in

mentioned to you as high as republicans of how the 1st hearing of the impeachment inquiry of joe biden. derrick using vitamin of crime and corruption . they say the president has abused his power. mine has profited from his family's business feelings that are public and his own. a 3 expert witnesses testified by thursday. he said they don't have the evidence to prove the case. the hearing is also being monitored by procedural skirmishes. ad is coming while the government is facing a loony shopping dining halls between impeachment at least 10 types. joe biden lied to the american people that he never spoke to his family about their business dealings. he live by telling the american people that there was an absolute wall between his official government duties and his personal arts. let's be clear. there was no wall. the committee is received 12000 pages of bank records. here they are right in front of us, printed double sided, and not a single page shows a dime. going to president joe, by that i think how many and separatists and they're going to call the bulk of formerly declared, that they'll d

here's abc's derrick dennis this morning. >> a close call for this chester county, pennsylvania homeowner nearly coming face to face in his house with prison escapee danilo cavalcante on the run for nearly a week. >> woke up my wife. i said, hey, i think there might be somebody downstairs. you know, get get on the phone, ryan drummond says he and cavalcante had a chilling exchange from one floor to another in his home last week. well, i decided to do was flip the light switch on and off. you know, three or 4 or 5 times pause. and then he flipped the light switch from downstairs 3 or 4 times, which was the moment of like, oh my god, this guy is down there. cavalcante is slipping out of drummond's door, getting away with food, peaches, apples, a green snap. peas were had been missing. you know, we have a bunch of little steak knives. it's possible that he could have also taken one of those. >> authorities say carvalho somehow broke out of the chester county prison last thursday. he was just starting a life sentence without parole for stabbing his ex-girlfriend to death in front of her young

the first oil derrick was drilled in 1864, essentially from here in the nineteenth century the oil industryt already in the twentieth century , the defense of the grozny and baku oil fields of the soviet union took place. year in the crimean region, the memorial watch event takes place under the auspices of the gazprom company, here search engines from all over the country and from year to year we search for and raise the remains of our soldiers. uh, we are looking for identifiable relatives for our defenders, and some don’t know the fate of their uh ancestors. uh, how did they die? yes? under what circumstances, where did they move? and this is also very important, often to identify the dead soldiers, perhaps only by personal belongings. here, for example, is a found flask with a scribbled name, ryabko a spoon, a bowler hat, a razor, and there, like a mirror, a comb. well, like, well, something more. yes, of course, so they left all sorts of initials on them. i’m saying that this is a property that children swear by, but in fact, this is sometimes a good trait. when we are saved, all the f

derrick in minnesota, independent. good morning. caller: good morning, c-span.ing, america. here is my question. i want to go down memory lane because i think you're kind of the precursor to trump. back when you are the governor, he was kind of an insurrection that it was kind of an expression that happened on the state capitol on madison i remember violence happening and people getting assaulted, even the democrats getting assaulted by the radical democrats. can you break up -- did get 17 year prison terms? did they get sent to jail? whatever ever happened to all that stuff? that is the first time ever saw people doing violence and breaking into capitals. can you go down memory lane? what happened to those people? guest: mark huson who writes for the washington post, one week after january 6, 2021 wrote a column that said democrats were for occupying capitals before they were against it. they start out with a legitimate protest but over time, doran turn off and people ran over capitol police and other things. it is not for a few hours, it was nearly one month.

a shaw reflecting on the death of his father, derrick, the 64 year-old and his fiance, vera hampton were struck and killed by a driver speeding around east oakland. investigators later revealing that car was stolen. but my dad, billy. >> taken away from me like especially in this type of way as as soon this on sunday morning, shaw and hampton were driving along 73rd avenue in a white suv as sean was turning onto holly street. police say a driver in a stolen sedan slammed into them. the couple and a friend were on their way to church. >> i got told she was. he on the scene. so it kind of kind of groping or wait police say the 25 year-old suspect. >> trying to take off on foot. they were later arrested tomorrow. yay says he was frustrated and angry to learn the circumstances of the crash. he says his dad was a positive light for many. >> and did not deserve to go out like this. dad was >> greatest person and the world, father figure. great, great first grand children to says he understands tough times can force people into crime. >> but there needs to be a better way. we've got to we've go

. >> we have to use our military to seal the swiss cheese, family in iowa, kathie and derrick, they lostheir son, 17 years old, he bought percoset and then he died. >> i will use u.s. military to go evera the mexican drug cartel. we had an 18 month old, his partners rented an air bnb. their son was crawling on the carpet and guested fentanyl residue and he died. will we let this happen? >> brian: two things, illegal drugs, seventh and border security, the issues that matter most that came up most last night. >> lawrence: i appreciate it, we have kelly with us. kelly, you have been out of politics and decided to get back in and running for governor, why is border a big deal way in new hampshire. >> the border is a big deal because you have fentanyl being trafficked over the southern border to new hampshire and then you have a northern border issue. i was at the northern border and we have influx of illegal immigration there, drugs being interdikted, this is impacting every state, in new hampshire, it is a big deal. glad to hear them talk about it on the debate. >> lawrence: me, too. one b

derrick van dam is live in harwich, massachusetts, on cape cod. >> reporter: i think that we got really lucky with this particular storm. just talking to some of the local residents here, they have to agree, because we know these hurricanes are a game of miles. if this thing was west by 50 miles, we would have significantly worse impacts here on cape cod and the barnstable county, where i am located on the shores of massachusetts. the same cannot be said for what's taking place now in the state of maine, where the bulk of this most intense part of post tropical cyclone lee is located. i just looked. seeing those numbers for power outages tick up and up and up. they're currently at 80,000 customers without power. just a few hours ago, that was about 40,000. that kind of spells out what's been happening there. just analyzing this latest satellite imagery, you see all those shades of red in maine. that is the stronger part of what was hurricane lee. that is why we're seeing the bulk of the power outages in down east maine. they're getting the brunt of the storm. that looks like it will com

and is that what i mean not to find out on one side of china today, but otherwise derrick was arrested more than a year after the liberation of the city. he was immediately taken to prison where he remained for 19 months. uh for the past 7 out of 5 months out and then just allow me to admit jordan and i know who my check has been assigned to us is not on my bottom not they would have been no today today is what i did on the phone if i could use the bottom of the spot, so that was why must be in the the prison we're tired was held is located in the north as myself, somewhere in till the we were allowed to enter without cameras in what is supposed to be a re education center for young child soldiers. the then exceptionally, we were able to capture these exclusive images from surveillance cameras. we can see 6 cells and each one there are close to $200.00 at a lessons a quarter of them have not even been sentenced. the they have all grown up between these walls. some of them from the age of 12, the they are allowed out into the courtyard for a few hours a week. no bed, no chair, and no ed

so, i mean, you take a look at a guy like derrick henry, he's not going to be a threat coming out ofield. so when you have a guy like mccaffrey, i mean, you look at him, you've got to go back to like roger craig, who played here for so many years, marshall faulk, that kind of a guy. so mccaffrey is more than just a standard running back. and you know, you look at his numbers and everything and he's worth every penny right now. absolutely. look i want to make things right. >> if you need a ride after the game. i got you. i got you this time. >> aloha. >> he doesn't want my ride. no way. it's great seeing you. oh, my god. >> yeah. be good. >> i love al michaels. he is fantastic. i've got to give you a baseball note. brandon crawford went on the injured list today after tweaking his hamstring yesterday and the loss of arizona. that pretty much finished off the giants playoff hopes. in fact, that game may have been his last appearance ever in a giants uniform. crawford's contract ends after the season. he's hitting only 197 crore, could potentially make an appearance in the season finale

derrick williams works at the general motors parts distribution plant in rancho cucamonga. >> according to the wall street journal, he is now one of more than 18,000 u a w members on strike. one of the big sticking point in negotiations with the big 3 automakers has been wage. the u a w has asked for 40% wage increases over 4 years. the big 3 automakers have offered around 20%. >> williams says another issue is allowing people to realize higher wages sooner instead of waiting years to get to the highest paid tier. you have to put in a certain amount of years in order to get the top 8. >> it's too long take you 8 years and take you 10 years to get the top 8. >> that was chip yost reporting for us to lantus did put out a statement in response to the expanded strike accusing union leadership of preferring not to reach an agreement before today. general motors has not responded. now the wga picket lines that will go now because negotiations to end the strike. there are now into day 3. they're very little details coming from the closed door meetings between the wga and the alliance of motion

the owner of the home of chicken and waffles restaurant, derrick johnson talked about how crime is impacting businesses in this area like literally every day cars broken into or someone is robbed, according to the most recent oakland police department's citywide crime report, year-to-date robberies have increased 33% strong armed robberies are up. 35%. johnson says that is bad for business. so you fly in town. the first stop that you come to chicken, waffles, everett and jones any of these businesses down here. >> and the car just broken into you. not only get not only got to remember that your car was broken into, but your first memory of coming oakland is coming to my staff this it's a bad reflection on our businesses, small businesses. we have generated so many jobs employ so many folks. >> and we pay so much texas. so we do stuff to be protected. so that is why oakland chinatown, chamber of commerce member carl chan is leading a one-day strike for oakland businesses who say they have been impacted by crime. we're calling public safety measures protect teen. >> employees, all people on an

the families of the people who died, vera hampton and derrick shaw, say the two had recently been engaged. they were heading to oakland on their way to church when it happened. hampton's granddaughters live near the scene and are said to be in shock. >> my kids go to school down the street i. live down the street from where y'all took my grandma from. >> the victim's close friend in the back seat survived and is now in the hospital. police say the 25-year-old driver of the other car left the scene on foot, but was later arrested. the crash is still under investigation. >>> happening today, president biden arrives in the bay area for a two-day fundraising swing. his first planned stop is in atherton where he's expected to attend a fundraiser hosted by billionaire couple mark heising and liz simons. yesterday sky ranger caught some of the preparations. tickets are going for $100,000 apiece. we checked on the website for that event this morning and it appears to be sold out. the president then plans to meet with advisers and attend a fundraiser in san francisco tomorrow. >>> ahead of the pre

the owner of the home of chicken and waffles restaurant, derrick johnson talked about how crime is impacting businesses in this area like literally every day cars broken into or someone is robbed, according to the most recent oakland police department's citywide crime report, year-to-date robberies have increased 33% strong armed robberies are up. 35%. johnson says that is bad for business. so you fly in town. the first stop that you come to chicken, waffles, everett and jones any of these businesses down here. >> and the car just broken into you. not only get not only got to remember that your car was broken into, but your first memory of coming oakland is coming to my staff this it's a bad reflection on our businesses, small businesses. we have generating so many jobs employ so many folks. >> and we pay so much texas. so we do stuff to be protected. so that is why oakland chinatown, chamber of commerce member carl chan is leading a one-day strike for oakland businesses who say they have been impacted by crime. we're calling public safety measures protect teen. >> employees, all people on t

a mental health epidemic and i met family in iowa, two parents, cathy and derrick, they lost their son sebastian, 17 years old and he bought percocet on snap chat and then he died. why did he die? it was because it was laced with fentanyl. that is closer to bio-terrorism not a drug overdose. that is poisoning and that's our job to make sure that never happens but it's also our job to make sure 17 year-olds don't turn to percocet via snap chat and don't have to bring back mental healthcare in the country. sean: joining us is vivek ramaswamy. good to see you. >> hi, sean. sean: your f favorite part of te debate was when your son came on the stage. >> he was sitting quietly in the front row and he's 3 years old and as well behaved as i've seen him in a long time. sean. he's at the reagan library. i wouldn't expect anything less. >> i hear you and feel dumber and we can't trust you, vivek. you came under fire with reaction to that. why? >> feeling dumber, that's the first time i've actually heard that and i'll take that as a first. but, sean, my view tonight was there's a lot of personal i

if these individuals are guilty, derrick chauvin has been pros cued likely in prison the rest of hisays been bad cops. there's bad priests. there's bad people in the world. we were told it had to do with law enforcement. it degraded the profession to the point that we have people that don't want to do it anymore because they say i don't want to be a bad cop. >> every department in the country is short cops. here's the difference this time around, martha. it's been institutionalized. they knew what they were doing. they put it through legislatively. we're not calling out the legislators that put this through. let's take new york as an example. the problems in new york, raise the age. the bail reform. the probation and parole reform. there's just no consequences for not showing up at your parole hearing. those things have been institutionalized by the legislator. there's nothing the cops and prosecutors can do. prosecutors have fell into this. they have taken entire statutes off the books. chicago is a victim of illinois. pritzker signed a safety acted that institutionalizes this state