. >> sharee was born in flint, michigan, which is a town about one hour northwest of detroit. recent years, sadly, it's considered perhaps the epicenter of the rust belt. >> when i grew up, flint was booming, and there were upwards of 200,000 people here. the plants were going, we had over 80,000 general motors jobs, and all the ancillary jobs that went with that. >> you didn't worry about going to college or getting -- you know, a trade degree or whatever, because gm was so big. everybody was just about guaranteed a job here. >> what do we want? >> jobs! >> when general motors pulled out, things turned. the 75,000 or so auto worker jobs were gone, down to about 7,500. >> hi, i'm michael moore. in my hometown of flint, michigan, general motors closed the factories. >> if you remember the movie "roger & me," the michael moore movie about all of the layoffs at various gm facilities there. that kind of sums it up for that city at that particular period. >> when gm left they tore everything down and it's just miles and miles of abandoned, empty land that used to be productive fact

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manufacturers and experts developing decontamination techniques, as well as the university of michigan flint forthcoming biosecurity program, which i had the opportunity to discuss with their chancellor earlier this week. michigan has also conducted exercises that test the responsiveness of state, local, and federal partners to biological attacks, and uses tests results to identify how we can improve o combat these threats. today's hearing will allow the committee to examine how the federal government can build on these kinds of efforts. i look forward to hearing from our panel of health care and national security experts, on how lawmakers can advance an effective and comprehensive strategy to protect all of ourer communities from all biological security threats. i now turn to ranking member portman. you are recognized for your opening comments. >> thanks, mr. chairman, i appreciate your comments this morning. and thanks to the witnesses are being here today. a lot of those been sounding the alarm as to our current biosecurity, so i look forward to hearing from you and i thank you for being

police say that flint called 18-year-old isiah robinson and injured four other people friday night at a bar. virginia tech was placed on lockdown for several hours after that skmhooting and one of thos injured was a student at the school. >>> this is one of the oddest stories we're bringing you this morning. a man accused of prbreaking int michael bloomberg's ranch in colorado, kidnapping an employee, and terrorizing her at gunpoint, he's now in custody facing state and federal charges. >> the woman is safe, but she tells investigators that her kidnapper was heavily armed, that he wanted to know information about the former new york mayor's daughter. camilla bernal has more details for us here. >> reporter: boris, christi, we now know that the man accused of kidnapping one of michael bloomberg's employees was identified as joseph beecher and the information that we have is coming from an arrest warrant and from a criminal complaint filed in federal court. and according to those documents, beecher allegedly rammed through the gates of this ranch belonging to michael bloomberg in rio bl

police in blacksburg, arrested 24 year old jemele flint.acing one murder charge for the death of an 18 year old man and for attempted murder charges. university officials said that one of the injured victims is a student. those nearby reacted to the shooting. there were shots heard at the 7 11 here we contemplated whether we should stay or go, but we figured it was probably safest for us to actually stay at the bar until we heard more. the campus was on lockdown all night that shooting brought back some painful memories for students as nearly 15 years ago, virginia tech was the site of the deadliest school shooting in history. well during this ongoing pandemic. many people are able to work remotely, but that doesn't apply , of course to skilled laborers . when you're a carpenter, mechanic or process operator, you have to do your job in person. and as foxes, joy addison. reports of those workers are in high demand. hunter adams is one of about 8000 skilled labor students at lamar institute of technology in beaumont, texas. he and about 95% o

flint fans flock to their favorite hangout to watch the big game. that's where we start to sunday here on kron. 4 news at 6. welcome in everyone. i'm jonathan mccall. i'm justine waldman. right now. football fans are gathered around their tv is watching the los angeles rams take on the cincinnati bengals squad for some and harry. >> is in san francisco talking to fans about the game. >> the bus stop behind me here. maybe in niners territory. but it's filled with bengals fans right now. they're energetic. they're excited and they're confident their team is going to become super bowl champions. fans arrived hours before kickoff filling the bus stop from wall to wall for super bowl. 56. energy is joe wallace just bought the bus stop 7 months ago. >> and isn't sure how it became a bengals bar. it's been a bengals bar for a long time and they've come in and have this incredible season. so it's coming along right angles. fans from across the bay area say this bar is a destination for that out of never thought in the middle of san francisco. >> we have ohi

it's for scott flint where it's just we kind of expected very common that people's marriages have broken up. they've lost their family home. it is tacky. really devastating for people's lives. mm. type of fraud in this country, according to bolts with university, is around about a $193000000000.00 a year. just staggering. this isn't just the back that have been being involved in this is the concept. see firms, it is the lawyers. and it also is the insolvency practitioners and the value of land who have quite cleared it came out from the house of commons, the base of undervalued the assets, accompanied by 50 percent. and very often this becomes very care because when they've been taken over, they themselves, the assets for twice the value demand me my name's jim mcgrory, exits elliot from st. and is about the hotel by complaint, 172000 tons. there was a, basically a hi t host over 10 years or so. i built up to 15 beds in the town. dana himself of 80 in the boss, had about see thing for 120. run up to 2005, but decided those by myself by day and i want to though i sold it for one and a hal

looking for those jobs didn't and they were our friends from a sailing school lay constance and one in flint, pork. so i thought i'd go for the one here. well miss, why not? not on germany value me that for me it was too similar to holland that the temperature, the weather. sure the sailing would be a bit more active than hear you. but i enjoy the landscape a closeness to the alps. and i also enjoy the villages here on lake constancy. there is no comparison to holland mit hold on for life. oh, i never thought sailing on lake constance could be so tiring. boy, i was wrong. but despite the effort, it's really fun with we're going back to sibling and my sailing adventure is over. now it's just a matter of maneuvering the boat back into the harbor on damaged. so we have to attach the fenders to the railing, which ensure that the boat doesn't get stretch when moored. thanks to him, you'll hang it out here. i must have him robbed the rope around. once you've eaten, take it back. you can cross it. yeah, not mind around again. right. how you've got it. now i've even learned the real seamans, not the

state senator from la canada flint ridge will introduce a bill that would require school leaders to collect information from parents about guns stored at home. legislation would also mandate searching backpacks, lockers and cars. if there is a credible threat of a danger of a mass shooting involving a student. according to education week, there were 34 school shootings last year. and that michigan shooting was the deadliest since 2018. >>> plan on taking a flate soon? airlines are asking the white house to drop the covid testing mandate to enter the united states. international air travel is lagging behind domestic travel in terms of making a business comeback. nbc bay area's ian cole is at sfo with the details. >> reporter: tonight major airlines joining together, asking the biden administration to drop testing requirements to enter the u.s. right now you have to show a negative test 24 hours before your flight. something passengers admit is tricky to do, especially in another country. >> it's a challenge. it's hard. it's difficult. it is for the greater good. we should play it safe. >> re

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of the sea level rise comes from. losing a couple of 100000000000 tons of ice beer on a net based flint total here for the amount of ice last. it's much higher than the reformation of ice. in this case, yes. including those case yes. which has been covered in the study which are the terrestrial mountain dishes. the difference between those leisha types are simple. ice lost in greenland or an unlocked car will get into the sea. and it's lost and it's lost because it, it, it's, it's, the salting was, was the water was it? but it's not drinkable where escalation, ma'am elias, for instance, are one of the biggest sources for fresh water agriculture, forestry ecosystems, for hundreds of millions of people in the highly populated areas of south asia. is that a scandal or is it that is reduced? there's a problem, this huge pro, okay, not here. so when you think about the almost 2000000000 people living and relying on water, the flows from the glaciers in the himalayan region. what's next? if we can not reverse the trend, it looks like a catastrophic scenario for this population. well, these, t

the suspect, 24-year-old jamal flint is facing charges of attempted murder and use of a firearm.y strohmier. now back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. >> when i'm talking about two americas, i'm not just talking about the difference between the rich and the poor. i'm talking about the very rich and everybody else. >> that was former far left presidential candidate john edwards. remember him, the hair guy, a $500 haircut? talking about two americas. there are guys who cut their own hair and then those guys who get $500 haircuts. i grew up in the city. i was a city kid. how do we explain the two americas speech john edwards gave. but what he doesn't tell you is that he created it. they created the two americas. look at major policy areas. economy, healthcare, education, public safety. where are economies struggling. inner cities run exclusively by garbage democrat politicians who don't give a damn about people. they are the ones who ran these economies into the ground. in some of these cities they haven't had a republican elected in four or five decades. an america where you can g

for ukraine and people. ukraine cities has been hit, innocent people killed women, men, children are flint for their lives. the neat i was on support more than ever. we will also distress the geopolitical economy and human petition of this aggression against ukraine. and i do not believe the tuition people want. whoa, you do not want to loose young men to a senseless school which above a nation serving as cannon fodder for an unjustified and low fool and foolish wall. i also a to you to bill iris and it's people. you have the choice not to follow rush as this 30 action. you have the choice not to teach parts in this need less tragedy against your neighbors in ukraine. and we, you stand rock solid united firm and determined to dead, we need to, to dead, as with our allies fondness in france to hold washer accountable to support ukraine and to protect peace in europe. we stand shoulder to shoulder. we see all countries across the world that want to uphold the roost doors, best international order for the sake of peace. thank you. okay, we'll get a chance to tell him on the title. thanks a lo

i saw about 3 or 4 on the way on the way on flint with a blanket. yes. then into cold, like from the border. so many people collapse so many people died new to the cold. some new to panic. you know? well, we can't confirm his says statement, of course we got to get there, but those are record stories coming from the border a movement here now also ambulance is coming in. so it also shows that after 5 days, the 5th day of the russian invasion, the situation is getting increasingly difficult on that side of the border for people to come back in. ok, thanks for that reports a step wanston on the polish order. if you kind there are african and indian students stuck in ukraine, accusing officials of discrimination and stopping and getting to the board of videos of posted to social media has said to show black people being prevented from boarding a train left stranded at a railway session in the v while ukrainians were allowed on. other said they were turned back from a border. i'm a shot us when you have this video, indian students claiming ukranian gods on t

we spoke to his argument that the public's perception, if than the flint is broadly positive from what i gather, the majority of the residents of all i know that i have spoken to personally are overwhelmingly in support of us being here. many, many auto residents have walked up and down the street pass my truck. many have stopped to talk to me and like 99 percent is not hire of them all. thank us for being here. they support us. they ask if we need anything. we are well fed, we have lots of fuel, a nice lady that lives just down the road, came to me a few days ago, asked if i needed anything. and i said, well, i could do some laundry being done. so she took all my laundry, went home washed, it pulled it and return it the next day. its things like that are happening throughout every day. it's just overwhelming. with some canadian politicians on campaign groups are also siding with the protesters, calling on the government to negotiate. john hardy reports from altura, a group of tow truck companies here in iowa that are contracted with the city have refused to tow the remaining big rigs

break your leg a with like michael, like you said, you have to be pulled my phone with i a oh. 7 yahoo flint yes. oh, yeah, dog or whatever. not that one either then to the lot. not that one out of the on and follow your mother. yeah. yeah. i'm ready yet on avoid yet. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no i do. i mean, i know and, and why i knew i live there. then i was going my, i be bogged down with a dozen with dido magdalana my glove and my job did did. oh girl i love bad news. sankey di jillian. i got, i know my dads there. no, no, i don't. i don't know. i don't know what i, where do you not a lot done. i know my donna no down my dad. no, dinah, bad. you know, laura i, i'm, i now got one down there doing and i don't know what the why didn't the, my diana, you know, by nina baker jaguar dog to. 6 at dar i when i read what i did not get our guy said, you know what, the a good a good egg down. wow. that along that bill. do you do not. 6 what do you do not put up with that now? you have brought it out. well, good. now i know that you'd walk by the about dry buy. i wonder why. yeah. yeah. well, not

extra busy out of tracy with brake lights all the way beyond north flint to the altamont pass with speeds down to about 22 miles per hour in some spots. closer to the dublin interchange, traffic moving okay and then connecting through 680, things will move nicely. pass this .2 castro valley, things are moving okay with the early troubled spot cleared. a 43 minute commute and in the yellow. 205 through 280 with traffic conditions for folks out of san jose with northbound 101 good with green on the map, and nice speeds. 61, closer to mountain view with travel times in the green in the south bay. >>> sky high gas prices are not letting up with new video of some of the soaring prices in concord with california still breaking records for prices at the pump with average prices standing at $4.83 and the russia invasion of ukraine is partly to blame, getting so bad that tow truck drivers are seeing a trend. >> maybe that's why i'm doing fuel calls at night because people can't afford gas? i do four or five per night with everybody wanting gas. >> yes. the biden administration has imposed sanction

. >> mike flint, roger stone, mike lindell.t widespread election fraud. >> that happened thousands and thousands of times in the 2020 election. >> caroline weatherington, the once-president for trump florida. they report the cause for purging voter rolls and changing voter election laws, even though in 2020, rob desantis said this. >> we're being looked at as the state that did it right. >> reporter: they told reporters they found more than 5,000 instances of voter irregularities and they say they have signed affidavits. the supervisor of elections, leslie wilcox, a registered republican, is the president of the florida supervisor of elections association, which represents supervisors in the state's 67 counties. >> i take it as a slap that they're insinuating that we are not following the law. >> the group is asking legislators to remove 800 from the election list, voters like 78-year-old sally davidson. did you know you were on that list? >> no. heavens, no. >> reporter: we tracked her down to find out if she was aware that th

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we will talk about that with stephen mcclurg, cio of valkyrie flints -- funds.us on the new product here. so many people want to invest in bitcoin and are held back by one concern, and that is the climate issue. we all know now how much energy it takes to mind bitcoin, especially when the hash rate jumps up. how do you solve that with the green etf's? stephen: matt, first of all, thank you so much for having me on bloomberg. it's really a pleasure. one of the things that put energy on bitcoin minors is a lot of it is truly overblown. bitcoin minors do use energy, same as cloud computing or any other sort of data house will use energy. but one of the interesting things is when china put a ban on bitcoin minors, a lot of those minors were using coal. so a lot of those minors shifted over to the united states and canada and started using more renewable sources of energy, as opposed to carbon-based. and that has really shifted where the whole industry has gone. so the energy usage isn't actually that bad, but now it's more renewable than it was even two years ago. m

days during the week of january 10 last week 2100 schools were closed one or more days as we look to flinttudents and nearby and cover the new jersey middle school and high school students will attend only half a day for the entire month of february to accommodate teacher shortages. the good news experts say the accumulating educational losses can be reversed but they say the priority must be set on opening schools full-time for in person learning and offering supplemental learning opportunities like afterschool programs or summer programming. david: thank you very much reaction from new york post carol markowitz and the foundation director of school choice in the american federation for children director cory deangelis, good to see you both. the damage is extraordinary if you put it in dollars but in human terms, the reversal of the damages i don't think is going to happen until you take out key parts, it's not just covid that is a key part of the problem it is also the school boards that are not giving parents or the kids a chance and it's also the teachers union don't you have to deal w

jamal flint was arrested without incident friday night.ice say he shot kill people, killing one at this hookah bar in blacksburg. no word on a possible motive. an investigation is underway. >>> after a tumultuous 18 months in africa, leaders are struggling to tackle a spate of coups and power grabs. we take a look at the african summit, coming up. stay with us. you can't prevent what's going on outside, that's why qulipta™ helps what's going on inside. qulipta™ is a pill. gets right to work to prevent migraine attacks and keeps them away over time. qulipta™ blocks cgrp a protein believed to be a cause of migraine attacks. qulipta is a preventive treatment for episodic migraine. most common side effects are nausea, constipation, and tiredness. learn how abbvie can help you save on qulipta. >>> in morocco, efforts to save a boy trapped in a well came to a tragic end. state media say he didn't survive. as al goodman reports, morocco's king later reached out to rayon's family. >> reporter: it was a tragic accident that killed the life of the c

flint, michigan, students there have been virtually learning since january 5th.cheduled to go back until january 7th, which is monday. these are districts that have fallen behind now are getting less in-person schools than other districts. math and reading scores broadly in michigan have been dropping since 2019 in the 3rd through 7th great. how much damage are school closures doing? >> 96% of our schools across this country opened back up after our, after christmas setting and new year's holidays. they opened back up to in-person learning. we saw within that first week so many of our educators, not that they're educators, but our students falling down because of the omicron variant. 20% of our students say we did see temporary return to virtual learning because of that. because of educator shortages throughout our schools. we did see that. we are absolutely concerned. we want to be in person with our students. so it is absolutely essential. especially right now, that we continue to employ all of those mitigation strategies from vaccinations to making sure we wea

we've had many of them from flint to now. >> tucker: of course. >> i guess it's important to say thatthe truck drivers are vaccinated. what really happened here was all through the pandemic, these men and women worked. they went back and forth while everybody else huddled in their houses, right? they wear their masks, couldn't get out of the cab, couldn't use the toilet. now, two years into it, just this past january, you've got to get the shot. it's enough but for those guys that are vaxed, this is what they tell me. we support that, but what we are hoping doesn't get lost here is, you know, adults in canada is a truck driver. we make horriblee don't have a place to sleep at night. they are not even looking after them in general, so hopefully it's a moment in the labor time of truck drivers in canada where they actually get something. >> tucker: yeah, because when we talk of a supply chains, they are the supply chain. our civilization doesn't work. >> the politicians nibble cheese and try on the latest political costume. it's the truckers that make this whole continent go. that's how

my dad flint, his own town in palestine when, when he was 2nd grader and i grew up hearing all the stories of, you know, in the land, the love and the hope to, to go back to, to our home, the original home and then live goes on and here i am meeting with people who shared the same struggles, right? shared same stories in a way. and that's, that's where i find myself. that's where i find my art playing, the role of bringing these communities together and bring in our differences together and bringing our struggles together and working together for a for a better future. there's a saying, you know, right, where, you know, you know, to the right way, you know, right where you don't know, you can do either one of them. but right, well, you know, is a good place to start from because it validates your story. it says, my story is just as important as any other story, and it doesn't matter about the other story. my story is important. so i need to look at that. now i need to bring in craft and technique and things that i've, i've learned over the years from other folks, and i've investigated, i'v

it looks like it began when luna wearing a white jersey pushes to flint s wearing a yellow jersey. the individual, white jersey. pushes. >> the individual yellow jersey and he falls over backward, didn't fall to the ground. the individual, the yellow jersey. pushes. the individual, white jersey and then strikes him once. it appears in the face area. the individual, the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement doesn't move after that. luna is the chef and owner of a restaurant in oakland. >> one of his longtime friend says luna is not the type to cause trouble or pick a fight. >> you will >> there's also shaken one of the suspects, cousin that it was self-defense. the case. >> my patient was station opposite way with that should come to that. and just like just like anybody, you get a text from good at kicking it can do so especially when you with your while there is disagreement from people who know the suspect and the victim on how this issue started. >> they do agree that a 5 second fight had devastating results. luna remains hospitalized in a medically induced

but i did want to ask mister flint, is there any evidence or claim that the puc has reduced or waived any of those investments? in other words are you aware of any evidence or claim whether kelly or anyone else actually reduced those commitments or is it of course your understanding that i'll leave it at that. any evidence of that? >> i have no evidence of that. i don't want to make the commitment that we're going to enforce the contract when we're not able to. so i don't know if that has happened on the past. on the closeout ones. iwould also point . >> let me interrupt. i'm actually not just reporting on the closeout. i'm singling forward we have a chart that shows us how much has been paid, howmuch is outstanding . i'm asking whether that outstanding amount is in dispute at all. in other words if there are any of these folks that needed contracts that over those funds claim that puc has waived anyof those commitments ? >> i'm not aware ofthat at all. i'm not aware at all . these are contractual commitments and i think that's a piece of this method that this audit highlights that we

including in flint, michigan, just days before the 2020 election. >> the impacts on climate are too ofteny on poor communities and communities of color. we're going to make sure communities benefit from the hundreds of billions of federal investment in infrastructure and climate change we're going to do as a consequence of the change in the structure. >> friday the white house sought to deliver on that promise unveiling a screening tool designed to identify disadvantaged and polluted communities all across america. the tool will help steer billions of federal dollars from climate and clean energy and environmental programs to places in the country that need them the most but the tool leaves out one major critical factor, race. a biden administration official told reporters that excluding race will make projects less likely to draw legal challenges and will be easier to defend. so joining me to discuss is michael mann, distinguished professor and director of the earth science center at penn state university and author of "the new climate war." first off, what are your thoughts on the white

. >> reporter: and in about face in flint, michigan, students are heading back to the classroom aftersome states do move away from masks, the white house is encouraging use in schools in line with cdc guidelines. wolf. >> alexandria field reporting for us. let's discuss this with dr. richard besser. thanks for joining us. as you heard, three democratic governors just announced plans to end school mask mandates within the next month or so. is the timing right? >> well, wolf, i think what they're signaling is that the trends we're seeing are very encouraging. if they continue, then there is the light at the end of the tunnel for a lot of children in schools. i'm a pediatrician. and it is critically important that we keep children in school learning. and as it is safe to do so, it is important that we're able to normalize the behavior that a child has. for a child learning to speak or learning to read, who speaks another language, not being able to see teachers face, that has real impact. but i think it is really important with each of these announcements and i wish i heard more of it, t

. >> reporter: and in flint, michigan, students are heading back to the classroom after the districtsly announced indefinite remote learning. and jake, while we are seeing some states making this long-awaited move away from masks in schools, the white house has not changed its position. the administration does continue to encourage the use of masks in schools. they say that is the cdc recommendation. >> thank you. here to discuss, from new jersey, phil murphy. also the vice chair of the governor's association. so two years ago, your state and new york were the early epicenters of the virus and you imposed the most stringent mandates. today, cases have plummeted. on average, new jersey is seeing 3,000 cases day, down about 90% from last month. your state has 76% of its population fully vaccinated. so explain why you made this decision to get rid of mask mandates in schools. >> good to be with you, jake. a number of factors. our case count, hospitalizations, the spot positivity rate. the rate of transmission, are all dropping like a rock. number one. number two, we're making progress w

and university of michigan flint forthcoming bio security program which i had the opportunity to discussarlier this week michigan has also conducted exercises that test the responsiveness of state and local and federal partners to biological attacks and uses test results to identify how we canhe improve our ability to combat these threats. today's hearing allows the committee to examine how the federal government can buildpa on these types of efforts look forward to hearing from our panel of national security experts and how lawmakers can ever —- advance a o comprehensive strategy to protect our communities from all biological threats and i turn to the ranking member for opening comments spent thinking mr. chairman i appreciate your comments and thank you to the witnesses for being here and those experts are those have been sounding the alarm as to our current bio security a look forward to hearing from you and to be willing to stand up and speak out on this. the pandemic has taught us once again we need to examine the bio security posture it is about bio security threats one is man-made

in fact, kelly, just gotten into the newsroom in the last few flints reuters news service, talk about that. bombing in the south the president's here. >> shep, thanks. >>> the russian military gun a brutal assault on the people of ukraine without provocation, without justification, without necessity. this is a premeditated attack. vladimir putin has been planning this for months, as we've been saying all along he moved more than 175,000 troops, military equipment into positions along the ukraine border. he moved blood supplies into position, and built a field hospital, field hospitals telling you all you need to know about his intentions all along rejected every good faith effort united states and allied partners made to address security concerns through dialogue, to avoid needless conflict and overt human sufferings for weeks, for weeks, we have been warning this would happen and now it's unfolding largely as we predicted's in the past week we've seen shelling increase in the donbas region in eastern ukraine controlled by russian-backed sp separatists. the russian government perpetra

the other guests were there together and organized election or information alongside her in flint. among, these was seth castle, a sturdy six-year-old former army military diligence captain, who told me he got flynn's attention three weeks earlier by sending what he believed for a suspicious election data to flynn's linkedin page. another, jim penn rose, was a cybersecurity specialist, who had worked for the national security agency. a third, doug logan, was an associate of burn and the chief executive of a florida-based software security firm called cyber ninjas. wouldn't burn said the group had brought computers printers and white borrowers. quote, it looked like election center. it's remarkable. >> yeah, basically they spent thanksgiving there and several days before that, compiling supposed evidence of fraud that they were getting over through open so sources, the people submitting affidavits. once they were compiling all of this, ali, was it done all, this they began to imagine. okay, since we can come conclusively expert -- conclude fraud, how can this be used for trump to re

it looks like it began when luna wearing a white jersey pushes to flint s wearing a yellow jersey. the individual, white jersey. pushes. >> the individual yellow jersey and he falls over backward, didn't fall to the ground. the individual, the yellow jersey. pushes. the individual, white jersey and then strikes him once. it appears in the face area. the individual, the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement doesn't move after that. luna is the chef and owner of a restaurant in oakland. >> one of his longtime friend says luna is not the type to cause trouble or pick a fight. >> you will >> there's also shaken one of the suspects. cousin seem to be that it was self-defense. the case. >> my patient was station way with that should come to that. and just like just like anybody you get tax can get that pick all. if anderson, especially when you're with your wife, while there is disagreement from people who know the suspect and the victim on how this issue started. >> they do agree that a 5 second fight had devastating results. una remains hospitalized in a medically

would happen in flint, it would not have happened in rose point. this is the dark underbelly.people. that is what governments should do. >> so, what is marianne williamson looking for? and what is she offered to americans who seemed burned out on right wing politics, and the democratic establishment? lucky for us, we gotta ask her. marianne williamson joins me now. marianne, it's great to have you on the show. thank you so much for your time. just last month, you endorsed a progressive primary challenger to longtime democratic -- and when politico raise the subject of you who possibly challenging joe biden in the 2024 democratic primary, you declined to comment. you clearly have issues with the democratic establishment. tell me a little bit about what role you are looking to play, politically? >> well, the role and most want to play politically citizen. as a citizen of this country, obviously i'm very concerned about the 2020 election. as you said, the presidents agenda is not succeeding in high approval ratings, and getting high approval ratings. it's not doing the kind of th

saw the prague major crane defend a tough catch at arbor captain, for the game with turkish called flint about, say, in the 3rd tier of european competition, flavio players also will shirts, bearing the message we stand with ukraine for no one has cancelled the seasons. russian growth pre the race is to be held on september the 25th and thought she but f one says it's impossible to hold the rice. and the current circumstances and hopes were swift and peaceful resolution to the present situation. like everyone said, you know, innocent people losing their lives in people losing their homes and families and don tough, safe places to, to live in it's, it's not right. but all, we can hope that everything gets resolved in the best possible outcome and way that is, that is possible. and for now, i think is the right decision by form one not to go to russia is so hard to predict the future what, what is going to be in few months? so definitely i'm pretty sure that all the drivers agree with that, that decision. finish ice hockey team yo caught it. hell, think he have pulled out of the russian le

. >> reporter: mike flint, roger stone, mike lindell, they are all promoting defend florida, a self-described weatherington is a co-founder of defend florida, the group recently released a report that calls for the purger of voter rolls and changing florida election laws even though in november of 2020 florida's governor ron desantis said this. >> we are now being looked at as the state that did it right. >> reporter: defend florida's co-founders told reporters they found more than 5,000 instances of voter or voting i go regulators in florida and say they have signed affidavits to prove all of them. >> the group has not provided me with any actionable data. >> reporter: marion county supervisor of elections wesley wilcox is the president of the florida supervisor of elections association which represents supervisors in the state's 67 counties. >> i take it as a slap that they're insinuating that we are not following the law. >> reporter: the group is asking election officials to remove inactive voters from the registration list, voters like 78-year-old sally davidson. >> did you know you were

machine gunts, from flint lock muskets. but in the end does that sort of thing matter? what are the commonalities between the wars you are studying. >> completely different on some levels, the weaponry, transmissions, communication is completely different as it was from the 18th century as it is in the 20th century. i think the thing they have most in common, our first -- our wars as a nation are existential. our way of life. i think it's not too much of a stretch to say. and people have been talking about it here for a couple of days now, that our existence as a people and what we most sincerely believe is at stake in world war ii. most wars are not existential. some wars shouldn't be fought. most wars probably shouldn't be fought. but i think that those wars that are existential go on a special shelf because of the stakes that's involved. and i would put those two in that category. >> we had presidential counsellor and eminent his for onjohn morrow up here yesterday. he said some wars are necessary. all wars are bad, but some you have to fight. you have no real choice

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you train cities has been hit, innocent people killed women, men, children are flint for their lives. the neat our son support more than ever. we will also distress the geopolitical economy and human petition of this aggression against ukraine. and i do not believe the tuition people want. whoa, you do not want to loose young men to a sense, lynn swore we subordination, serving as cannon fodder for an unjustified unlawful and foolish war. i also a to you to bill iris and it's people. you have the choice not to follow rush as destructive action. you have the choice not to teach faults in this need less tragedy against your neighbors in ukraine. and we, the you stand rock solid united firm and determined to dedicate nato to dead, as with our allies thoughtless in france, to hold washer accountable to support ukraine. and to put that peace in europe, we sent shoulder to shoulder. we see or countries across the world that want to uphold the roost doors, best international order for the sake of peace. thank you. okay, we'll get a chance with algamite platinum. thanks a lot, thomas. good un

mike flint, the who are advising against removing restrictions, this seems politically, rather than scientificallying everything down, i had it a couple of weeks back, i had no vaccine doses but caught from my fully boosted wife. and roger graham says i am a 76—year—old male and i have a hard covid twice, the second time after receiving two jabs. i think it is timely to remove restrictions and allow people to use their own judgment. restrictions and allow people to use their ownjudgment. keep restrictions and allow people to use their own judgment. keep your comments coming in. clearly it is something that a lot of you want to talk about. you can do that on twitter. the queen will continue with light duties today after she tested positive for covid. palace officials say her symptoms are mild and that she'll be receiving medical attention and following all guidelines. the queen is understood to be fully vaccinated but — at 95 — her age puts her at increased risk from the virus. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph is in windsor. good morning. iam good morning. i am sure the queen's officials will