dunn of florida, i inform the house that dr. dunn will vote yea on h.r. 2324. thank you. . >> as the member designated by ms. frankel and ms. brownley, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h. r. 3234. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. hagedorn of minnesota, i inform the house that mr. hagedorn will be voting yes on h. r. 3234. >> as the member designated by mr. kahele, i inform the house that mr. kahele will vote yes on h. r. 3234. >> as the member designated by mr. baird of indiana, i inform the house that mr. baird will vote yes on h. r. 3234. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. grijalva of arizona, i inform the house that he will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. burgess: mr. lucas of oklahoma, i inform the house that mr. lucas will vote yes on h. r. 2324. the speaker pro tempore: for what

dunn unprovoked attack and invasion of a third country. all the while the regime continues to brutally repress the democratic aspirations of the people of belarus. it has as i said before become increasingly subservient to russia. demonstrating again president luka kh*epbgo's willingness -- lukashenko's willingness to act against the interest of his own people in order to curry favor with moscow and to stay in power. as a result of the regime's indefensible support for and even facilitation of what we are seeing the russians do in ukraine, we are imposing sanctions. we have imposed sanctions on some two dozen belarusian individuals and entities. these actions focus on belarus' defense and related material and finance sectors. two fields that are closely tied to russia. reporter: do you think they'll escalate their participation in the conflict? you say they are already facilitating it. >> it is not for me to try to predict what belarus might do, might seek to do, or more importantly what moscow might impose on belarus to do. we have seen a

dunn of florida, dr. dunn votes no.he speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition. >> as the member designated by ms. frankel and ms. brownley, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 2842. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition. >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. gohmert i inform the house that mr. goal letter vote nay on h.r. 2842. >> a. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from i am now seek recognition. >> as the member designated by pl grijalva and ms. omar, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 2842. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma seek recognition. >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. lucas of oklahoma, i inform the house that mr. lucas will vote no on h.r. 2842. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition. >> mr. speaker, as the member de

dunn has been a big part of the picture.tz, he's been steeped in his knowledge of complex tax and fraud-type cases. he's somebody we previously reported was involved with interviewing some of the key witnesses in the case. somebody conducting a lot of the questioning in this. people might be wondering where's all of this going to go. so, over the past, i would say, two months, things have been quite quiet. towards the end of the year there was a flurry of activity we were today, a reporting involving the grand jury, actually a reporter had come public that he was called by the grand jury. that happened at the end of the year, a new district attorney, alvin bragg, former federal prosecutor, it's normal i and other reporters didn't blink twice where there were several weeks fairly quiet because, of course, you've got a new person in the investigation, obviously wants to get up to speed, figure out what's going on. that makes sense. however, over the last few months, there's been crickets, as far as new steps in the investigati

dunn votes yes on the buck amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from hawaii seek recognition? mr. case: thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. kahele, i inform the house that mr. kahele will vote yes on the buck amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. bush will vote yea on the amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. garcia: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva, i inform the house that he will vote yes on the buck amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. johnson: thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. reed of new york, i inform the house that mr. reed will vote yes on amendment number 1 offered by mr. buck. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognitio

was talking about relative to what he announced tonight that, quote, special military operation in dunnhat's an area that's been controlled by pro-russian for many years. now, the key of is obviously a much different situation with the millions that live there. and we have to get a quick break in right now. but we'll have more coverage of the breaking news. a war in ukraine as russia inv all right. welcome back to kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock and a warning that the planet and land use changes mean more wildfires could be scorching large parts of the globe in coming decades. that's right. according to a un report released today, it says that many governments are simply ill prepared to address that issue. the un researchers say the likelihood of catastrophic wildfires globally could increase by more than 50% by the turn of the century. the report calls for more awareness of the dangers from smoke inhalation, which can affect tens of millions of people annually. wildfire smoke drifts thousands of miles as we have seen across international borders. the national park service, meanwhile, hopes t

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that was dunn's quote. >> exactly.t of sight now because everyone knows what fox does, everyone knows we're kind of conditioned to monitor them, but what about all of these other websites and other networks and social media networks, frankly, that are totally off the radar of most mainstream journalists and democrats. >> that's what i wonder about now. >> i did something interesting this week, i was curious to see how the news of pence saying that trump was wrong, he couldn't overturn the election and the rnc censuring kinzinger and cheney and saying that legitimate political discourse happened on january 6th. how is that being covered on the right? for the most part, brian, it wasn't. and that's what's so interesting -- like what democrats i think often fail to see and what i get into this this book is how this alternate reality started to take shape. it's not just an alternate reality, it's a place where the news that you and i pay attention to doesn't intrude. so they don't hear that negativity toward trump that i w

he scored 22 points against the dunns followed by a season-high. 25 against byu.shot 53% from the field. went 5 for 11 from beyond the arc. this is his first career wcc player of the week honors. so congrats to tie micah z michigan head coach dwight howard has been suspended 5 games and fined 40 k after his role in a post-game fight. got crazy. howard got into it with the wisconsin assistant coach during a handshake line and it escalated into several other players getting into altercations. the five-game suspension is the rest of the regular season. michigan is in having that great of the year. i doubt they'll make the ncaa tournament. phil martelli, the old saint joe's university coach in philly. he will take howard's place on the bench. all righty. that is your look at sports. we'll have more at sports. we'll have more news right after the break. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me (friends laughing) you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! what? who? our first gigill

i have a lot of respect for mark pomeranz and kerri dunn.d do this if it was not good cause and they think there's something amiss. they think there's more here than what alvin bragg is crediting in this case. >> if you hear from any of them today, tell me i'd love to hear them out. thank you very much for spending some time with us. when we come back, there's new reporting this afternoon on ivanka trump in discussions about cooperating with the january 6th committee, but she might tell investigators about the plot to overturn the election. that's after a quick break. he election election that's after a quick break a serious chair for a serious business woman! i'm always a mom- that is why you are smart and e the durable fabric. perfect. i'm not a chef- and, don't mind if i do. but thanks to wayfair, i do love my kitchen. yes! ♪ wayfair you got just what i need. ♪ hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two grandda

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we'll come back to in a 2nd about what's happening on the streets at dan dunn wang outside of china. have you been surprised by the, the level of sanctions finally being imposed now on russia? i'm actually not that surprised on gathering all the political signals in a market from europe in the us. it seems that will happen that way. the swift is used and in my line of business is considered as a nuclear option in the financial world. but energy products are still an exemption, so i just don't think the pain would be big enough to deter russia yet there has to be more of a. busy consistent behavior in alliance between western countries in order to cause the real damage they want to see given signed. what do you think? do you think that needs to be more effort to, to up the level of sanctioning going on? the sanctions are clear, putative, and overwhelming. we should be clear, the, as of this morning, the russian economy is in crisis. the rubel is crushing, inflation will increase. bank crosby are also seeing russia is fundamentally much poorer this morning than it was yesterday. these

now we spoke to the head of the international committee of the red cross submission here in dunn as can. this is his view on the current situation. the international committee of the red cross is very concerned about the developments we have witnessed in the don bus over the past few days. and times of conflict and violence. it is essential that all sides ensure the continuous supply of a sufficient quantity of drinking water. as well as other essential basic supplies to meet the daily needs of the civilian population on both sides of the line of contact. unfortunately, the recent intensification of the fighting has again certain keys central services at risk of coming to a full stop. the ice r c would like to stress that we vowed urgent action to protect essential services in areas where the hostilities take place. we might face humanitarian implications at the large scale. now the last recorded shelling here in annette scott took place around 4 am like i mentioned, and it has been relatively quiet since then. we haven't heard any artillery fire here in a sense or like what we've gotte

adam smith is a partner with the law firm gibson dunn & crutcher.or advisor to the us treasury. thank you forjoining us. there has been a huge outcry of course of conditions in afghanistan so why only now is president biden doing this? i think it is a combination of two things, the situation has become even more dire and two, it has become challenging for the administration to figure out what to do with the $7 billion plus in the federal reserve bank of new york. it's rare for the us government to basically take ownership, to seize the property of a sovereign state, so i think it took them a long time, since august, frankly, to figure out how to do this in a way that made sense. e how to do this in a way that made sense.— how to do this in a way that made sense. $7 billion is an incredibly — made sense. $7 billion is an incredibly large _ made sense. $7 billion is an incredibly large amount - made sense. $7 billion is an incredibly large amount of l incredibly large amount of money. what do you do when you are allowed to this kind of country's froze

james dunn reports on how lockdown has pushed up demand for treatment for eating disorders.over. she still receives regular therapy and she is still living with the trauma of a six—month stay at a mental health unit, admitted after her eating disorder became so bad her life was in danger. i think there was a lot that i had to pay to go into hospital, but if i hadn�*t, i doubt i would be sat here, i doubt i would be sat here today. i think a lot of people don�*t realise that hospital doesn�*t mean everything is going to be fixed. it means the actual issue will try and be solved but there are going to be areas around it that cannot be helped. it is a traumatic experience for any teenager, but hannah�*s family feel lockdown made it even more unbearable. parents would get told off for coming up to the window to wave at their child, so for a month and two days i was not able to see my family. this is richard and sarah, whose daughter is still away in one of the most secure mental health units in the country. the first time i went down there with all the secure doors and everythin

earlier i spoke to adam smith, a partner with the law firm gibson, dunn & crutcher.is only doing this now. it's a combination of two things. one, the situation in afghanistan has become even more dire. and two, i think it's been very challenging for the administration to figure out what to do with this $7 billion—plus that are in the federal reserve bank of new york. it is very rare for the us government to take — basically take ownership, seize the property of a sovereign state, so i think it took them a long time — since august, frankly — to figure out exactly how to do this in a way that made sense. yeah, absolutely. you say $7 billion is an incredibly large amount of money. what do you do when you are allowed this kind of country's kind of frozen assets — what's the process? well, the process — it's very rare, as i said. in fact, i've been working in this area for quite some time, and there's — even in the context of iran, for example, where assets have been frozen for many, many years, they have not seized those assets. those assets are still frozen, yes, but no

now it seems we're getting confirmation not from mr. dunn, he himself, but from some kind of advisor to the head of the president's office. that indeed key of wasn't happy at all with the terms that russia was putting forth, i guess try to jump in. and it's, it's hardly surprising. i mean, right now you've got some sort of drastic military operations going on in this part of the well, you've got the landscape who i read reports. he, when he was high, he, he moved from a key to off. he was hiding in a bunker as he can shelter that. he's clearly feeling like he's, he's the target here. it wouldn't surprise me on a personal level. he's come out and saying, i'm not going to speak piece of the yet because we've got your military hardware in my capital city. well, 1st of all, these reports that dev oldham as lensky has already been moved to will evolve. and the countries west, that's something that's constantly being denied mccraney inside. and we remember that mr. lensky tried to somehow show the people that he's still in kiev by taking so called selfie videos of himself. were their build

dunn will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise. >> as the member designated mr. khanna and mr. huffman, i inform the house that these members will vote aye on h.res. 912. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama rise. >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. hagedorn of minnesota, i inform the house that mr. hagedorn will be voting no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise. >> as the member designated by chairwoman waters, chairwoman lofgren, and representative bowman i inform the house that these members will vote yea on h.res. 912. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise. >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. fallin of texas, i inform the house that mr. fallon will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois rise. >> as the member designated by ms. clar

will it found mental processing speeds recane constant the boyd spread nation of an age-related slow dunnen ken thol speed doctor, changes. >> how significant is this discovery? >> it's significant. the more we understand why this rapid, the weather with with about what we can do. >> well, what does it mean for how we should approach aging and what we can do aabout it >> well, i mope, yeah. it's an important study. a million people from 10 to 80 years of aim they went through 60 dedifferent transition special it's very poured our response you can dig dope near why that happened there's sort of three key find that is they got when they found is from the age of 15 on we are -- our non-decision task action of decision-making to click on. it's kind of like you sold we emphasize the quality of the decision over efficiency, accuracy over efficiency, and then from about the age of 25 on our mental speed sort of stays the same and so that all adds up and takes us a little longer, but after the '60s where the problems start and where things start to change which is after age 60 our mental speed sta

conducting research on those long chain sugar molecules from the cell walls of the algae, so called fu coy dunn's are found in varying concentrations and compositions in all brown algae. and they can evidently stop a common aggressive eye disease known as age related macular degeneration. the condition is caused by damage to the macula, the point of sharpest vision on the retina. abnormal new blood vessels develop under the retina, driven by special growth factors. the vessels rupture burst and leak fluid or blood causing damage to visual cells, which then die. the results is blurry, vision, or even blindness. the i just there are different manifestations of age related macular degeneration in the worst kind, the wet variety, a growth factor called v g. f plays a role. and what we were able to show very early on is that some food coins can actually inhibit vgm chron. but which for coins from which algy can best prevent this pathological growth. a question the researchers want to answer that for coins also have another positive property. they apparently protect cells from oxidative stress. in the

. >> stephen: by his own people, do they mean people inside of russia, or ethnically people in dunn bassaid out by the secretary of state today. so, in the donbas area southeastern part of ukraine, there's been fighting there for the past eight years. remember, vladimir putin back in 2014 did go in and seize territory. he has already done this. he has taken crimea, he has had these areas in the southeast, in the donbas where -- >> stephen: and this is where 14,000 people have died in the war so far. >> actual fighting, absolutely. in these breakaway republics, that is where the world is focused now because you had shelling today. a kindergarten, you probably saw the images of that. a drum beat is building. something that would allow for the justification by vaccine passport to do something, and there's a sliver of a chance of diplomacy, and the world is grabbing at it trying to talk him out of it. >> stephen: so putin, and i think maybe lavrov, his foreign minister said, no, we're pulling out, or they allowed cameras in while lavrov is reporting to putin the troops are going back to the

reimer has been playing a lot of hockey lately and he was playing good tonight. 39 saves rob's vince dunn here only allowed one goal third period jonah gajevich will score his first nhl goal office gate and in but not kicked so it still counts the sharks win it three one this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. thanks, casey coming up next on abc 7 news at 11. don't buy the booze the move taking on steam as americans look for a way to show solidarity with ukraine and the growing refugee crisis scenes of heartbreak and horror as ukrainians flee the war abc 7 news will take us there next. i'm now hea now hea now hea noww across the country their bank accounts for drained in seconds. a bank should not refund their money until you know, how excited thank god. oh my god, my money's back. so happy. i want to cry and i just couldn't be any more thankful to seven on your side absenting be good instead of bad. it's just really life for being we will all be. to you. better area movg forwatis. again, od evening. i'mn the ukacing another night of attacks from russian missiles and a

as a lawyer for the firm gibson and dunn, rearden represented chevron in its lawsuit against environmentaland human rights lawyer steven donziger. donziger successfully sued chevron on behalf of indigenous groups in the ecuadorian amazon whose land was contaminated by the oil giant. -- by chevron. president biden and senate democrats have been moving fast to confirm judicial nominations, with 42 federal judges confirmed since biden took office, the highest number in decades. of these, over three quarters were women and nearly three quarters people of color. but democrats in the evenly split senate could see some confirmations stalled as new mexico democratic senator ben ray lujÁn is expected to be out for at least four weeks after suffering a stroke last week. biden vowed to nominate a supreme court justice to fill stephen breyer's seat by the end of the month. house democrats have accused u.s. food and energy corporations of price gouging and pandemic profiteering that's ririricontributed to the largese in inflation since the 1980's. congressmember frank pallone said at a house energy and

carry dunn and mark submitted resignations after manhattan district attorney indicated he had doubtsrd with a case with trump without the commitment to move forward, they postponed a plan to question at least one witness before the grand jury. they've not questioned any witnesses in front of the grand jury for more than a month. shocking to me, shocking to you? what do you think? >> this stinks. alvin brad needs to answer some questions soon, right? there are two important questions he needs to answer, i believe, for this they are very respected prosecutors within the new york legal circles. so, why did they think they had a case that they could pursue against the grand jury but brad did not? what? he can't just say, we didn't have a case because many prosecutors thought we did. so you have to explain it to me why you have this, let's say call it a minority position compared to the other people in your office about the culpability of one mr. tucker. number two questions asked to answer, as you said, as the times reported -- they haven't interviewed people for a month. he has only bee

we're learning that two key prosecutors that were directly involved in this case, kerry dunn and marks because they are concerned that bragg isn't necessarily committed to moving forward with this investigation. he questioned whether or not the office had enough evidence to move forward and convict the former president or his associates in this prosecution and investigation that they have moving forward. there's been signs this investigation was running into some roadblocks. they stopped questioning witnesses in front of the grand jury and crecently cancelled an appearance of a witness in front of the grand jury. the district attorney office said they are committed. brag said he would be personally involved in this investigation and prosecution but at this point, it's certainly a cloud of suspicion as to what comes next. >> trump's daughter, ivanka is in talks with the january 6 january select committee. what are you learning about whether she will appear for an interview? >> we have to be careful as to frame the talks between ivanka trump and the january 6 select committee. he's in c

they've also seen loading of aircraft supplies for airborne units these far away from dunn baas, indicating at least the preparations are continuing for military action, far broader around the border of ukraine. of course, the kind of military action we've heard the secretary of state and vice president and president talk about in alarming material over the last several days. so one, expecting russians forces to move into the independent republics but also preparing for military action. that is the latest assessment. >> very, very ominous developments indeed. i want you to stand by. i want to bring in kaitlan collins, how is the white house responding to these latest very, very powerful ominous moves by putin? >> reporter: well, wolf, they say they were expecting it. and president biden is now condemning it. he was almost immediately on the phone with ukrainian president zelensky talking about the united states' response. the white house said he will sign an executive order imposing limited economic sanctions on these two pro moscow territories which the white house is referring to, saying

mister dunn and it didn't want to go. chris claims the cifuentes group, a mixture of forty-niners and rams fans. >> asked other people nearby if they knew luna and could take him away, they didn't. and when the niners scored early, chris says luna became aggressive toward his cousin. he struck him from the back in. know what's happening in the it came from behind win. so he got up and >> he defended himself. you get tax can get that pick all. it can do so especially when you get your why. you have to. that and let you all that defense came in the shape of a push back in a punch to lose face. >> which caused him to fall back and hit his head on the pavement. >> there were other fans in that group and at least one person in the short clip that i saw, which is only a minute and a half that down tried to turn him on this site. >> chris claims he is that man in the video injury on the set of the can. put him sideways. and then i want to keep at where everything that had inning. >> where planes are hand and night and we hope th

one, prosecutor carrie dunn has been closely involved in this case for years and his exit leaves a gapping the power to prosecute. then there is the grand jury which has not heard any evidence or witness testimony for more than a month. also the grand jury's term expires in april and there appears to be very little appetite to impanel a brand new grand jury and start from square one. finally far left manhattan district attorney alvin bragg, who was initially very aggressive with the case had recently indicated that he had doubts about this case moving forward analysts believe that's why the top prosecutors then called it quits. remember, this is all about looking into the business practices of former president donald trump, specifically whether he allegedly inflated the value of his assets to get better deals on bank loans. the former president's attorney issued a statement reading in part i believe they had a meeting and went through evidence and decided what i have been saying all along that there wasn't any evidence that donald trump individually did any wrong in this case. now, we shou

he's now a partner with gibson, dunn and crutcher, an international law firm. >> woodruff: welcome a three of you to the newshour. doug lute, lt me start with you and the military situation. we had been hearing that the russians were having a more difficult time than they expected. but just in the last few hours this afternoon, we're hearing about increased shelling of kharkiv. we're hearing and seeing evidence the russians are moving closer to kyiv. what is your understanding of what the military situation is right now? >> well, judy, i think we should appreciate that we're in the very early days of what we should expect to be a long, protracted military campaign. clearly, even in these early days, russia, however, is off its timetables. it has failed, in my view, to sustain momentum in any one of the multiple fronts tha they've opened. neither the north, the center, nor the south. my read is that they're recovering from some bad assumptions up front in their military planning. so, for example, the ukrainians are fighting. the russian forces, in other words, are largely unsynchroniz

the dunn barton bridge to the south reports a barrel rolling around the lane and also another note forute in the next couple of minutes. >> well, break this morning, president biden talking to reporters on the south lawn talking about a russian invasion of the ukraine just moments away. >> scott mcgrew, the u.s. secretary of state is on his way to the united nations to say the same thing. >> that an invasion is imminent. good morning, blinken will head to new york at the request of the ambassador to the united nations. she's asking him to say that the evidence on the ground indicate rush is on the verge of an invasion. this is the president just moments ago. >> reporter: they moved more troops in, number one. number two, we believe that they are engaged in a false flag operation and have an excuse to go. every indication we have is they are prepared to go into ukraine, attack ukraine, number one. number two, i've been waiting for a response from putin from my letter in my response to him. i have not read it yes. i cannot comment on it? >> it's your sense that this is going to happen no

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prosecutors, it was a bit of a surprise today as this investigation has now been going on for several years dunna number of important battles, including two supreme court fights for the former president's tax returns and tax documents, two battles that he won. he was the lead prosecutor bringing charges last summer against allen weisselberg as well as the trump organization he spoke in court about the alleged crimes that they committed. mark pomeranz, somebody who is a former prosecutor who had experience with complex white collar and financial crimes cases, he was brought in and according to our reporting he conducted a number of the interviews involving some of the people who have been brought in in the course of this investigation. a spokesperson for brags office says that this case will continue, that they thanked both prosecutors for their service. but it is an investigation that has gone increasingly quiet over the last several months that we're expected with a new da taking over shortly around the new year, i should say but over the last month, we have heard of no witnesses being brought

dunn help is on the way. but does that help look like p in practice michael shellenberger isae one of the very few journalists who is bothered to find out. tosaenberger recently spokeke a man who was livingn nd on the street in san francisco and asked the obvious questiono: how do you pay for your drugti addiction? watch where you're from. alabama. how long you been on the street? seven years. drug of choice, heroin?. what percentage of people are still using heroin versus fentanyl? oh man. 5% selkis for about maga hats a given. mostly you got to do somethinghe to counteract the downturn so quickly that you better crack.ay what does it cost per day between 40 and 80 bucks to>> maintain what percentage of people on the street you say o franciscoan originally from minnesota originally maybe maybeay ten probably more like six or seven percent. how much doess it cost to for your to meet your habits? sixty bucks today>> as the president down or gone up, it's been like a race toof the bottom in terms of pricing to

dunn bar high has very many notable alumni including eleanor holmes norton.ld an event to celebrate black history month. but the event was cut short. he was only there for five minutes before his security detail told him he had to go. photographers in the room called these images of the secret service rushing him to safety over what the vice president's office called a, quote, security threat. students and faculty were also told to evacuate the building. we later learned that the security threat of the school was a bomb threat. the secret service says it does not believe this bomb threat was linked to the second gentleman's visit. and a d.c. police spokesperson says the fbi does not believe that this threat right now is linked to several threats to hbcus. but this claim came hours after classes were disrupted at spelman college, a famous historically black university in atlanta after another bomb threat to that school. the campus was on lockdown for four hours as police did a thorough sweep of the campus. this is the third time this year that spellman has fac

but for some more insight on this, i'm joined now by former decker medic congresswoman dunn yoshi leylaorida. she was also the secretary of human services in under the clinton administration. thank you for joining us. i want to get your take on the republican involvement. because on one hand, you have people like rand paul urging these demonstrators to clog up american cities, defending their right to protest, and effectively shutting down our economy in the livelihood of those that depend on these highways and transactions. these are the same man who like so many republicans belittled and admonish the rights of black lives matter protests to demonstrate in our cities and our towns. doesn't this reach of hypocrisy? >> and cynicism. because they're simply taking advantage of what's started was really a opposition to vaccine mandates for cross border truckers, and they took it over, their followers took it over. they incited this. you know. it's nothing more than economic extortion. trying to override the majorities views, the majority of people in canada, support mandates. they support v

dunn was the person that argued the tax returns in front of the supreme court.n doing day in and day out now for years. to suddenly be told to waste your time that you have left on the clock that is ticking must have been very hard for them to hear, is my guess. >> and adam, i want to build on the point we raised in the setup, which is not to prejudge any potential case, we cover it as a it comes but there certainly was a drum beat where they feel they have enough to move on the cfo and the whole company, the accounting firm walks away under pressure after years of riding with trump, people are familiar with the term ride or die, well they weren't ride or die. the heat got to the point that they said, you know what, we can't stand by this, this stuff is false. that in the so-called humpty-dumpty case. and does that mean that you have a bulletproof case against someone who ducks email and responsibility and paper trails? no. it doesn't. but it seems to be going that way. you could think of any valid reason why mr. bragg may have looking add this and said in all f

earlier my colleagues, i, mr. dunn spoke to the mayor of keir former boxing champion b tellico. he explained how you cranes capital plans to defend itself. if war does break out. we've done half exactly information. we have 1st so much so much information right now is the different her sources. we have different new formations. you know, we're from our easter partners. we see the no russians move towards back to our board or russian installed, so they move away. okay, now us intelligence reports have been quoted by the media saying, the u. s. believes u. s. officials believe that if russia does invade kiev, your city, that you're the mayor of them responsible for will fall within 48 hours. are they right? ah, feels the fall. we prepare them for the defense l, a. c t, and to defend our country. and the 1st of all is our new great, and mildred forces so ready to fight. and also i'm responsible for trivial defense and to we have to defend our cities. we have to defend our families. we have to defend our future because our future is european part of european family as democratic, mo

this is a day where we've got to celebrate the heroes of democracy officer dunn my constituent who fought through the day enduring racist abuse and vile epithets through the day until he ended up screaming. is this america, which is you know what i made the basically the theme of my closing speech at the senate trial. our officer fenone who used to be on the capitol force who was a metron police department officer who heard about it and just came down and joined into the battle. um remarkable, man who was beaten nearly to death and begged for his life saying he had four daughters officer hodges who got stuck in the door and was tortured in front of the whole world as he screamed and then when he was finally released from that went back out and fought for more than two hours more officer gunnell. um these people were defenders of democracy and they knew exactly what they were doing. they were defending our lives and in my case my family's life, but they were defending democracy and they talked about that and they knew that. and all of the phony pro law enforcement republicans who cannot br

i played all the dunn camp war games where the first round was destroying echelon troops and the second rounds was nuke all the rest. our slogan was nuke them till they glow. i used that phrase until i was told nuclear doesn't cause them to glow. transfer terrorist attacks in paris, i tried to advise them to nuke raqqah. the french were horrified by the suggestion. i don't think any western power would contemplate the use of a nuke at this point. i don't know, things change. >> i think one of the advantages of malcolm's book is that he has not sympathy but empathy for lemay and makes lemay a believable -- makes him a human being not some sort of distraction, with complexity. that introduces like the ones we are discussing today. in other words, he's stirring the pot. and we certainly thank you for that. >> well, thank you, panelists for that. [ applause ] 's an excerpt from oe story. >>> veterans from world war ii flew the iraq war have told their stories and recorded oral history interviews. here's an excerpt from one story. >> i arrived in the third wave. so i got in about 8:00. by th

we do a dunn and brad street business search. they need to do a two-month security deposit. they have an environmental or other deposit that might be associated with their lease. those are the standard things we have been doing and led to not many write-offs over the last 10 years, but we're in a new situation for sure. i think we're trying to balance being a potential low-cost place for tenants with trying to make sure we have stringent financial security things in place, so it's a real balance. the current checklist are the ones i just listed and, of course, they have to have insurance in place. i think it's worth talking about in the next couple of months. >> i would say, unfortunately, one of the things we have seen great stories in this pandemic of people really going above and beyond and being totally helpful and caring and whatever, but we've also seen the other side of human nature in this pandemic, unfortunately. and look at all this mass retail theft. people's characters have changed. an what has been unacceptable in the past is acceptable now. i'm not saying any o