eugene: it's just stunning. candice: moving forward, chavez says, she is speaking with vta staff about new processes to ensure the agency is reminded of when retired vehicles are ready for auction. she's appreciative of whistleblowers who come forward, she says, and public transit riders who shared their concerns. female: i love public transit, and i am such an advocate for it. i want so much for it to work. cindy: we have to get better at what we do. when we make mistakes, we have to acknowledge those mistakes and then identify the path that we're gonna use to fix them. janelle: vta started advertising those 95 vehicles for auction in march. the actual auction is at the end of april. and if the cars don't sell, they'll go back into the auction process so the agency can try to get back some of that public money. more problems for the troubled millennium tower. it's been six months since the luxury high rise was fully supported to bedrock to stop it from sinking and leaning any further. and guess what? it appears

>> eugene rings up critical points.er with young voters. even though he overwhelmingly won the youth vote in 2020. that is because young people like the older white guy bernie sanders and what they care about is progressive policy. on climate change, student debt and on gun control the biden administration has delivered. a lot of young people still do not know about that. only look at the issue of gaza and palestine it is one issue where young people really have a different vision with some polls showing 70% of young people wanting a cease-fire. will continue to see young people organize and push the administration like they did on student loan debt and climate change until they shut the position. >> talk about progressive policies, how much you think the issue of abortion or student loan relief could provide a message that would resonate with young people for president biden? >> around the country's largest youth organization we endorsed joe biden. we looked at the core issues young people care about. but it was aborti

how do they make that contrast that eugene just outlined? i wonder what you were hearing from dems about what they believe that should look like. >> well, eugene is right in the sense of democracy being kind of a -- you could see that as a 101 lecture course in college, kind of lofty, kind of not that tangible and so what democrats are telling me is they have to make this real. the stakes and what democracy being on the ballot means in 2024 and so they think the most tangible way to do this is through in part through january 6th because there is still former president trump is trying to do a lot of revisionist history, but there is a lot of real footage of what happened at the nation's capitol that day and it is violent and it is harrowing. that is the sort of thing that according to democrats well should expect to see in ads, in messaging, and reminding voters for some people it seems quite fresh and for others they think it's worth remembering when there were smoke bombs going off in the capitol, when there's images of lawmakers fleeing fo

a used organic cone left us and while cabbage are a healthy addition to hospital meals. eugene by moon of benefits from being in the surroundings and helping with the harvest. we do not believe that the environment will completely provide human. but we are setting that that patients covered anything environments like just watching yes, the seattle expression of happiness, engaging micha and all these 2 quotes to do it in a way for the general well being of the people who receive services. we did this environment, these catfish and also concept, the nature tools that seem to be ending out on the patients plate. all will be sold to help fund the hospital. the, these cute rabbits on the other hand, just back to the feel good factor and to the end of the tool. it's time for refreshments. and what could be better than the most? and melanie, thank eugene buena just picked himself many people don't realize that the trade in exotic animals settings, the biodiversity into places where those animals come from. but one man from december committee team. yeah, it's challenging poaching and other th

so eugene dominus, suffers from high blood pressure and need problems. but he's going outdoors any way as positive his treatment accompanied by assuming health care where kids of course eugene is going to feed the non human stuff just like i was eating them. i was really happy and the way the way the disease. so it takes to let that visit the visit oil, my friend to sickness, for some time, a nice and the garden of the ego hospital is environmentally friendly to no chemicals. a used organic cone left us and while cabbage are a healthy addition to hospital meals. eugene by moon of benefits from being in the surroundings and helping with the harvest. we do not believe that the environment will completely provide humid. but we are setting that that patients covered anything, environments like just watching yes, the seattle expressing of happiness, engaging the job and all these 2 quotes to do to the new. we po was the gender. i will be of the people who receive services. we did this invite on these catfish and also conscious the nature tools that seem to be

a used organic cone left us and while cabbage are a healthy addition to hospital meals. eugene by moon of benefits from being in the surroundings and helping with the harvest. we do not mean that the environment will completely provide humid. but we are setting that that patients confident in environments like just watching. yes. the see all expressing of happiness, engaging the job and all these 2 quotes to do to the new we thought was the gender . i will be of the people who receive services. we did this environment, these catch facial also concepts, the nature tools that seem to be ending up on the patient's plate. all will be sold to help fund the ico hospital, the these cute rabbits on the other hand, just back to the feel good factor. and to the end of the, to it's time for refreshments. and what could be better than the most and melon think eugene them, you know, just picked himself many people don't realize that the trade in exotic animals settings, the biodiversity and the places where those animals come from. but one man from december committee team. yeah, it's challenging. p

i mentioned some cases, well, maybe there is a need to adjust even the type of eugenic materials . we have come to put all the responsibility of health regulations on the shoulders of the applicant and interest this has an effect on farmers from a social point of view, and from a technical and health point of view, this can be revised. see, for the discussion of livestock and almond livestock , the complexes that have been given a license and are now producing it, and other cases in our country , show all this. if that factor of the importance and effect of observing health regulations can be much more effective, let's not just put all the burdens . justification and i say that the health technical officials who are now for renewal, in fact, they have a license, they sign a contract , the operators can somehow help in this field , in sanitary materials, now what does the law tell us , the law on issuing business licenses for sanitary distances, see the last distance that is being observed, the last law that it has in fact, it is cited. i had seen that he said that these intervals w

well, this means that mankind has done eugenics for the benefit of protein production . but the world of genetics is not that simple. when you bring a gene, you bring it up, so to speak, and when you bring it, you express a series of genes. resistance to diseases in this category of animals that undergo genetic modification , so to speak, it is overcome, this gene is no longer a dominant gene, so we have it in birds or industrial livestock. the sensitivity to our disease is much higher than the traditional livestock , now our sarabi or sistani cows compared to holstein cows, which are a modified breed. yes , its sensitivity to the disease is much lower. what is the light cattle ? the light cattle is also the same. now, regarding mr. dr. shirkha, the industrial towns are now a cow that, for example , in the town, does not get sick . but the cow that is not inside the town is not like this. you are not there, i will tell you, mr. ph.d., that i will make a management unit in meydan dameh , not a production town, see it, not a livestock town, 1800 to vardarek. we have the ti

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here's iowa's eugenics law, 1911. it allowed sterilization of, quote, idiots, feeble minded drunkards, drug fiends, epileptics, syphilitic moral and sexual perverts. and it made mandatory as the who have been twice convicted of a felony forced sterilization. and. this is two years after the scopes case. but i just want to give you a sense of how mainstream this came. 1927, the supreme court hears a case of a woman whose mother had been institutionalized. she was put in a foster home while there got pregnant when the foster home's nephew raped her. but she was then put a foster home and because the mother she was then put into an institution and they said that she's showing same traits as their mother. they required that she be forcibly sterilized before, she could be released. the case went to the united states supreme and there one of our greatest jurists, oliver holmes, great papa proponent of the first amendment and other things. well, finish opinion upholding virginia's eugenics law, saying it is better all the wo

eugene finkel agrees with this assessment.struction of ukrainian identity and the transformation of people into russians. the mere fact that a person has a ukrainian identity or is a ukrainian would be enough to become a target. according to this column, this an article which, i will remind you, was published in the state newspaper. and such things cannot be published without the direct approval of the state, approval from the leadership of the kremlin. the scientist reminds that the direct voice of the state was also heard a few days later. dmitry medvedev, the former president of russia and now the leader of putin's united russia party and deputy chairman of the security council of the russian federation , wrote in his telegram: deep ukrainianism. which is fueled by anti-russian venom and blanket lies about its identity, it is one big fake. this phenomenon never did not exist in history and does not exist now. it is an important goal to change the bloody consciousness of modern ukrainians full of false myths. it sounded like

eugene, good to see you this morning. it does seem like we're at some sort of inflection point in the relationship between the biden administration and israel. the nens meeting monday. president biden making no secret of his anger about the air strike that killed those humanitarian workers. biden and netanyahu set to speak today. but yet and we're hearing louder and louder criticism from democrats about this in the last couple of days, though biden has said he's unhappy he hasn't changed policy towards israel including conditioning any aid or weapons that go there. is there any sense that could change? >> not really. you know, while you have president and the administration's public frustrations outrage becoming more and more as the weeks go on, the same thing is happening in people looking at an administration who is telling reporters that the president is upset, that is making sure that everyone understands how frustrated president biden is with netanyahu over this world central kitchen incident and the larger tactic as

a used organic cone left us and while cabbage are a healthy addition to hospital meals. eugene by moon of benefits from being in the surroundings and helping with the harvest. we do not believe that the embryo settings, the biodiversity, and the places where those animals come from. but one man from december committee team can yeah, it's challenging coaching and other threats to wide life exactly, crease keys and live stocks on this. but has a ton in full photography and he wants to use his pictures to raise awareness on to twilight. the u. t. o piece native region is equal, he will be sweet or lose it. so it is a man of many talents. he knows exactly what he's doing and the 30 year old canyon is also a talented photographer. he says he began taking pictures to help him better understand these environments. so the one thing that really put them into our lives, they'll grab this about it by the washing. so i was just wanted to pick up the offer to hop on. but so the guy able to identify that this is the naval go conservancy and central can. yes. i'm bruce little wi works here off to stu

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eugenics injerusalem, eugenics in jerusalem, where eugenics injerusalem, where there is much speculationout what is much speculation here about what is the signal being sent by israel. as it announced yesterday, it will now be withdrawing all of its forces from southern gaza, except for a brigade which is maintaining a corridor now dividing the strip into. this is a new chapter in the war, or is it simply pause? a moment for the troops in the south to rest from that aberration in the last corner of gaza, in rafah, and the primacy benjamin netanyahu has already said it will have to be carried out if israel wants to achieve the aim of destroying hamas. he and jerusalem this morning, as much speculation of the end of the ground operation. whatever it is, past and it has started to their homes in the southern gaza strip. kindliness is the second biggest urban area and all of the gaza strip. it would be great relief that they can return home from the tents and houses where they sought shelter, as fighting raged in the south, but they will also see a territory, a city which now lies in ruin. t

thank you to eugene daniels for sitting and for us today.ll see you back here tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. eastern. we will talk about president biden's re-election action -- efforts. just want to address the elephant in the room. >> i am the only guy in new york right now. apparently you are all there for some party. this is a much larger bottle than the one you had. let's just see how this works.

good luck >> eugene, let's talk a little bit more about marjorie taylor greene at x0. at this event also addressed shocked about president biden and january 6, watch what she said my way, we have a long time we successfully in our objection on jane were six and he would do. >> so. eugene needless to say, this has been pretty normalized view in the republican party, but i just didn't want to lose sight of the fact that it's still remains remarkable >> absolutely. but it's also a reminder i just me of just how different some of these districts are. >> and that's that >> those talking points are pretty well received among republican voters. and marjorie taylor greene's district. and so it's crazy it is an accurate it's insane to many of her critics. but you see the applause she gets. she's likely going to when reelection you know, by by rates that are probably higher or as high as what she's done in the past. and so that's why we see are leaning into these talking points that people outside of her bubble consider absurd. >> and also speaking of marjorie taylor greene, bec

we shall see. >> exactly. >> eugene robinson, terrific analysis.n this monday morning. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> in a new interview, donald trump claimed president biden was high on cocaine during the state of the union. saying he was all jacked up at the beginning. by the end, he was fading fast. huh, it almost sounds like donald trump knows exactly what it feels like to be on cocaine.

of course, to his lyceum youth, we all remember these wonderful lines from the eighth chapter of eugenen, which thus begins in those days when in the gardens of the lyceum, i blossomed serenely, read willingly, but did not read puleya, but did not read cicero; in those days in the mysterious valleys, in the spring, with the calls of swans, the muse appeared nearby shining in silence. this humble provincial young lady with a book in her hand, of course, was such a guiding star that was in his destiny, which meant extremely much to him, and this destiny led him just like that, from moscow to st. petersburg, through the south to mikhailovskoye, although he had been to mikhailovsko before, but it was one thing when he came there in his youth by his own free will, it was completely different when he found himself there in captivity, but this imprisonment... psychologically difficult and unbearable for him, but apparently it was precisely this that created that tension, created that necessary friction between his soul and those circumstances in whom he was in, which contributed to the fact th

eugene scott, senior politics reporter for axios . thank you all for being here.mps former longtime executive assistant testified for half an hour, she was known as the gatekeeper and said that a company directory had numbers for both stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. she also said the trump organization was paying her legal bills. what did the prosecution gain from her testimony? >> well, they introduced a small fact, which is that the stormy daniels has her contact information in the trump organization system. one of the reasons why i suspect that that was presented was we are going to see the prosecutor's attempt to establish that trump and stormy daniels did in fact have an intimate sexual encounter, which trump has tonight and trumps lawyers tonight in the opening statement. i think this is the first piece of evidence. my guess is there will be more evidence along these lines. my guess is the prosecutors want to be able to say to the jurors, at the end of this, you don't have to just take stormy daniels word. we presented additional evidence because trump ha

just ask my colleagues in oregon at kgw-8, eugene's news leader. >> you've gotta see this.n is lucky to be alive after narrowly escaping an incident that could've been out of a movie, really. a 4-foot concrete saw came loose at a construction site and went flying toward a nearby convenience store just seconds after the man walks in. >> stephen: wow! that is either a freak accident, or that guy is the target of a very inefficient assassin. "damn it. if the saw blade doesn't work, i'll get him with a runaway houseboat. now to get him near the canal." for more on this story, we turn to kezi-9, eugene's news commander. >> just for some height comparison here, i'm about 5'9". you can see right here where the top of the blade is would have been right here at the beginning of my torso. >> stephen: which means it could have been a real tragedy or the world's fastest bris. [laughter] the man... the man... the man who survived the close call told reporters, "i don't think i would have survived even being touched by that thing. i need a beer. i'm still shaken. it's 9:00. i'm not going

on the other hand, the term genocide has the right to life not only in the courtroom - emphasizes eugenee of the first scientists.

joining me now, is axios senior politics reporter eugene scott. you the gene good morning to you this of course, has been something we've been watching closely. the protest vote for president biden. but the reality >> is, donald trump has trouble to this comes of course, as we're seeing some swing-state polling seeming to favor the former president over the current president. how do you read these numbers from the results last night? >> well, i mean reality that a month after she dropped out, nikki haley is still causing trouble for donald trump, is something that the biden campaign is going to lean into. we've seen very recently they have launched a bit of a strategy. maybe too late to some of his supporters trying to go after those voters, letting them know that if they don't like trump, perhaps, maybe they should but consider biden and they kinda have to do this because there's so many voters specifically young voters, who usually vote democrat, who have proven right now last night that biden still doesn't have their support. >> so eugene, we a

in particular, eugenics. the movement in the 1920s to sterile, wise people who were seen as unfit. tens of thousands of americans are forcibly sterilized by their states. in the 1920s under the theory that you could speed the pace of natural selection and improve the race and as we discussed last time in the little town of dayton, tennessee, some of the cities mucky mucks would meet regularly at frank robinson's drugstore. and we're looking for a way to put the town on the map. and when the aclu, who announced that they wanted a test, created a test case to challenge tennessee vs anti evolution in schools law, the folks at frank robinson's drugstore thought they could just sense that if we put that trial on here, if we create that test case here suddenly dating, which nobody knows about, will become nationally known. and they were right. and they find a local high school teacher, john t scopes, who had taught out of hundred civic biology, which included a discussion of evolution, who agrees to be part of a test case, to announce that he had taught evolution, and to be arrested and

eugene scott, senior politics reporter fracks yes, and the former federal prosecutor and senior writer for political magazine. thank you for joining us. trump's former longtime executive assistant testified for half an hour. she was known as "the gatekeeper" and set a company directory and numbers for stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. she also said the trump organization was paying her legal bills. why, what did the prosecution gain from her testimony? >> they introduced a small fact, which is that the stormy daniels can't -- contact information is in the system. i suspect that was presented because we will see the prosecutor's attempt to establish that trump and stormy daniels did, in fact, have an intimate sexual encounter which trump has denied, and trump's lawyers denied in the opening statement. i think this is the first piece of evidence and i guess that there would be more. my guess is prosecutors want to be able to say to jurors at the end of this, you don't have to just take her word, we have additional evidence, trump is been saying she's lying, and this and that. that, to m

could we be sleepwalking into a new era of eugenics? my guest is the ethicist, disability rights activist and writer tom shakespeare who also happens to live with a genetic condition, achondroplasia, that has restricted his growth. should we embrace difference rather than use science to root it out? tom shakespeare, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, it's great to be here. great to have you. in your personal life and professional life everything has been intertwined in terms of your campaigning work, your academic work. i just wonder whether you ever, for a moment, considered going into something entirely disconnected from your own personal circumstances such as accountancy, law, geology? there are short people, restricted growth people in all of those professions. there are farmers, teachers, solicitors, everything. but i did not go that way. so as a social scientist i have always been interested in what i've experienced and disability has to be top of the list. let me ask you about growing up. your family has its own history which is imp

i'm not, i don't okay, we'll have to leave it that you've heard of from eugene simon of a lot more that russia could be doing that by the sounds of it. he joins us from cameras from the rivers without boundaries coalition, thank you. thank you. and let's take a look at some of the other stories making use from around the world. chair of a map property company, major property company in vietnam could face the death penalty in the country's biggest financial 4 case strong my lawn, and a 5 of the co accuse or waiting a verdict over the embezzlement of 12 and a half $1000000000.00 non denies the charges that is blaming subordinates. the prosecutor's coal for the death sentence is an unusually severe punishment in such a case. south korean media reporting that president human circle has promised to renew his administration up to suffering a heavy defeat impala mentoring elections. private, as the top presidential advisors attended their resignations. really old votes counted in the elections, the liberal opposition parties, except for a landslide victory. us president joe biden and japanese

eugene finkel agrees with this assessment. to destroy the ukrainian identity and turn people into russians. the mere fact that a person has a ukrainian identity or is a ukrainian would be enough to become a target. according to with this column, this article, which, let me remind you, was published in the state media, and such things were not. without direct approval of the state, approval from the leadership of the kremlin. the scientist reminds that the direct voice of the state was also heard a few days later. dmitry medvedev, the former president of russia and now the head of putin's united russia party and deputy chairman of the security council of the russian federation, wrote in his telegram: deep ukrainianism that is fueled. poison and an all-encompassing lie about one's identity, that's one big one fake this phenomenon has never existed in history and does not exist now. changing the bloody and full of false myths consciousness of a part of current ukrainians is an important goal. it sounded like an echo of timofey se

eugene springfield, oregon y en quinto en california .sencadenar ataques de asma, ataques cardíacos y accidentes cerebrovasculares y causar cáncer de pulmón. las principales 5 ciudades más contaminadas por partículas durante todo el año está en primer lugar bakersfield. en segundo y en tercero. fresno, madera hanford en 4, eugene springfield, oregon y en quinto san josé, san francisco y oakland. de acuerdo a la asociación americana del pulmón, el cambio climático está causando una contaminación del aire más peligrosa. y cada día hay niveles insalubres de contaminación desde fresno, peter ruiz, telemundo. como ya vio, muchas de las ciudades están en el norte de california. gracias y vea con esta imagen bellísima clara de la ciudad de san francisco. pues vamos a pasar con marcelo rivera para el pronóstico del tiempo más actualizado. feliz jueves marcelo. cuéntanos gracias. qué tal? buenas tardes, feliz jueves y las temperaturas durante toda esta semana han estado en esos valores bastante agradables en la zona. sin embargo, ya para esta noch

eugene finkel is convinced, russian propagandists themselves are well documented.nion, we have a sea and mountains of evidence. i think even the most inept and inexperienced attorney and...coroner would have no problem convicting them of incitement to genocide, given what they say openly, publicly, and consistently, day in and day out. in fact, a problem can arise even in such a seemingly obvious matter. one of the world's most authoritative lawyers on the issue of genocide, william shabas, emphasizes that incitement to genocide is even a crime. when not leads to the commission of genocide, but such incitement must be public and direct. if these are the statements of journalists, then it is clear that they ... meet the criterion of publicity, with directness is a little more unclear, and i think that it is a question of interpretation by judges based on the specific words, the context in which they were said. it cannot be ruled out that they will be accused of direct and public incitement to commit genocide, but this does not mean that the prosecution will be succe

this is eugene in georgia. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm happy that this courtroom scene is not going to be on tv. it would be too much for this country to bear. i wish that man would take the stand, but he can't get out of his own way to tell a lie. thank you and i'm glad to be here. host: that is eugene in georgia. donald trump has said that he would testify in this trial. we'll see of course whether that happens in the weeks and perhaps months to come. the trial expected to take maybe six weeks, perhaps more. jury selection at least a week or two if the hush money case for the stormy daniels hush-money payments. this is the column in today's new york times. jessica bennett, that contributing editor in the opinion section writing this. sometimes i lie awake at night wondering whether donald trump is afraid. letitia james, fani willis, e.g. carol and her lawyers, roberta kaplan and of course stormy daniels. living rent-free into donald trump's mind these days. she says i've never gotten the sense that joe biden or adam schiff or jeb bu

eugene, good to see you.month he's picked up some momentum. been on it road and a few good moments and a fund-raiser in new york last week, while donald trump has largely been quiet. he's heading back on the road today. you talked to both republicans and democrats alike. what do they make of the race? do they pick up at the moment it's breaking towards biden? >> i mean the state of the union address or as someone referred to it previously super thursday was a real game changer. i spoke with a focus group of swing voters the tuesday afterwards, and the concern as you remember primarily was is he going to be young enough or at least not old enough, and he has proven that he was. at that event on the trail, the states he's visited, and quite frankly trump has shown signs that have been of concern to many voters since then. and, you know, he's been referred to as more quiet, but he's been very vocal on social media, and that's reminded somebody of these voters maybe this isn't a direction in which they want to go

probably love this... emerald, unfortunately for us men, just chop, this is not the time to be timid, eugeneurpassed juicy, the dumpling is a small universe, below me, how many meters, you say down 193, they say that you cannot simultaneously experience a feeling of visual pleasure and fear, they are lying, you can, life of their own, premiere in sunday on the first. best of all, new season, on sunday on the first, on the front side we have only one surveillance camera, it covers the parking lot entrance, i already guessed, well, you can turn it on from 12 and wind, i got it, just a second, so, midnight, these are the last ones clients, this is our bartender's car. this is all our car, wait, closer, here, wait, another taxi, again approximately the same area, but i don’t understand why they are so drawn to this rzhevka by gunpowder, maybe they are doing this on purpose so that we focus our attention? exactly in this area, but this obviously a false trail, or maybe on the contrary, that on the contrary, they are so arrogant and lazy that they attack taxi drivers where they live, so as not to

eugene, exit question, does an open front open up on the north against hezbollah?ve to go with into lebanon? >> so right now hezbollah is on an almost ca daily basis shooting missiles into israel. israel cannot live like that and, obviously, the only way to do that is going to be to are enter lebanon and push hezbollah north of the river as the united nations security council resolution 1701 actually requires and demands. needless to say, that resolution's not going to enforce itself, israel's going to have to make pit happen. pete: all right. eugene, thank you very much. >>> all right, caught on camera, a man steals an measure flag from a group -- an american flag from a group helping veterans. how the community's coming together to support that nonprofit. >>> and joe biden reportedly set to unveil his latest student loan forgiveness plan -- a voter purchasing plan -- in wisconsin. eric hugdee is running for senate in the baaing ground state, and he joins us next. they need their lawn back fast and you need scotts turf builder rapid grass. it grows grass 2 times f

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. >> let's talk about ukraine aid, if we can, eugene.e straw that breaks the camel's back if that's indeed what happened. i want to play what rendon bacon -- republican don bacon. >> some republicans oppose a ukraine aid bill on the floor. do you think he could lose his speakership over this, congressman? >> it's possible. i'm not going to deny it. we have one or two people that are not team players. they would rather enjoy the limelight, the social media. >> that was a pregnant pause, i think we can say, before he answered that question. but i keep hearing different things. it's like no way they move against johnson, oh, i don't know, maybe it could happen. >> right. >> what are you hearing? >> well, green said it's a warning, and there haven't been a lot of far right republicans who have come out vocally to support her so far because what they understand is that the fact that nothing significant got passed in the past year, it's a bad look for republicans overall, even if they don't support more support for ukraine. but we have to reme