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there's not enough usable water to fight fires or flush toilets.to virtual learning. the city's water supply has been plagued with issues for years, but after days of flash flooding, the state health department discovered the pumps at jackson's main water treatment plant have been severely damaged. >> we've been actually lifting up our persistent water challenges for the better part of two years, crying out for any assistance that we could get. the good news is that we have seen persistent gains in our system overnight. there are residents who did not have water yesterday that their pressure is being restored. but we won't be satisfied until every resident has their water restored to them. >> state rep ronnie crudup jr. represented jackson, mississippi, the state's largest city. he's also the executive director of the new horizon ministry. representative, thank you so much for being here. 180 people in jackson cannot flush their toilets or drink the water or brush their teeth. you live there. what is it like for your family? >> well, first of all,

do we know who flushed them and why?t these pictures recently after i had reported based on research that i was doing for "confident man" that trump had been flushing things down toilets. they were clogging white house residence toilets, and this was a source of discussion and some consternation among some aides and again reported that previously. again, this is trump doing it, as i have been told by multiple sources. initially it was described as people believing he had done it. others described it with more certainty. one of these photos is from the white house, one of these photos is from a trip overseas. both of them are very visibly his handwriting if you blow them up. >> it's interesting because in a statement to axios, a trump spokesperson insinuates that this reporting that documents were flushed down toilets is a fabrication. what do you say to that? >> i say i stand by the reporting. and i say that donald trump and his aides have a very long history of saying things that are not true as we have gotten to see th

he tried to flush down a toilet under us law. he should have handed them over to the national archives. documents that are if a top secret level or a bar represent it a get out. ah, ah, and exceptionally gray damage to the national security. trump support has protested the search in front of the maro lago property throughout the night. they suspect the right as part of a conspiracy within the justice department to prevent trump from running for reelection. i'm joined now by nemo romani he is a trial lawyer, former federal prosecutor and legal commentator, and he joins us from los angeles. welcome to d w. so this is the 1st time in history that the f b i has right at the home of a former president. incredible use of course. do we know what led the justice department to take this step? unprecedented is the right word 1st time in american history. so the national archives were in talks with trump and his representatives regarding the documents and what should be returned. there were 15 boxes that were returned, but apparently some o

this is deed of use live from berlin. pakistan asks the world for help with devastating flooding. flush floods kill nearly a 1000 people. hundreds of thousands more are homeless and a state of emergency is in force. zapper asia at the center of nuclear safety fears as russia and ukraine. again, blame each other for shelling the power plant international inspectors hope to get in next week. in bonus league of football, laver accuse and finally got their 1st points of this young season when they beat mines 3 nail will bring you that and much more from the world. of course. ah, i'll nick spicer. thanks for joining us. pakistan is appealing for international assistance as authorities deal with devastating seasonal flooding. nearly a 1000 people have been killed since monsoon rains began earlier than usual in june . hundreds of thousands more of had to leave their homes. state of national emergency is in force. surveying the damage, prime minister shabbas reese gets a 1st hand impression of some of the west affected areas. this year's monsoon was exceptionally ferocious washing away roads, d

astepro and go. >>> an american city where 150,000 people cannot flush the toilet.y people in jackson, mississippi, knew was coming. two years ago the city's water failed an epa inspection, and then last year the epa and the city of jackson agreed to work together to make needed improvements, and still, since february 2021, listen to this, people in jackson have been under some sort of a boil water notice at least four times according to the city's website. and as recently as last month, city officials found cause for concern about lead and copper in routine water samples from residents' taps. i'm joined by former congresswoman abby finkenauer and former special to george w. bush scott jennings, and before there was jackson, there was flint. sara sidner has covered the struggles there after most of the national media moved on. thank you all for being here. sara, let me start with you because it is unimaginable that we are here again with a major city, and i'm going to say it again, a major black city in america that is struggling just to get clean drinking water. >>

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they can flush toilets. the residents of jackson are worthy of a dependable system. schools and businesses shuttered in a crisis that years in the making. dozens of alleged gang members charged with targeting celebrities and athletes who flaunt their wealth. >> these games are becoming more savvy and sophisticated. the rich and famous victims and the warning of what is to come. >> i am determined to ban assault weapons in this country. >> the present in battleground pennsylvania talking tough on crime, campaign style. how he will support police and bolster security in the homeland. >>> marking one year since the last military plane lost left afghanistan. why some say they feel left behind even though they made it out. >>> elon musk and twitter trade accusations. >>> and creating original art with just a few words. >>> an american capital city does not have the water to bathe children, to cook, or to even flush the toilets. the water hasn't been drinkable for weeks and now for most residents is almost none at all. years long water problems have reached crisis in jacks

no water, they can't fight fires, they can't flush toilets. >> the residents of jackson are worthy of a dependable system. >> schools and businesses shuttered, and a crisis that's years in the making. >>> dozens of alleged gang members charged with targeting celebrities and athletes who flaunt their wealth. >> these gangs are becoming more savvy, more sophisticated in the way they are targeting. >> the rich and famous victims and the warning of what's to come. >>> i'm determined to ban assault weapons in this country. >> the president, in battleground pennsylvania, talking tough on crime, campaign style. how he will support police and bolster security in the homeland. >>> marking one year since last two us military planes left afghanistan. why some refugees say they feel left behind, even though they made it out. >> the new tech for the next generation metaverse. elon musk and twitter, trade accusations. and creating original art, with just a few words. >> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with sheppard smith. >> good evening, and american capital city, does not have the

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>> i saw ripped documents. >> the flushing. you never heard about him flushing documents? okay. >> not a single time. >> what did you think hearing that trump, who has maligned the act of pleading the fifth, which is certainly within his right, but he personally has maligned that act, he took the fifth and said same answer over 400 times yesterday during a three-hour deposition with the new york state ag's office. what is your reaction to that? >> yeah, my -- that made me smile. i think i was there the time he said the mob takes the fifth. it is easy for everybody including the president of the united states to watch people on tv, especially if you've already formed a opinion of them and take the fifth and say that's an admission of guilt. it is easy for anybody to say that. it is different when you're the one sitting across the table from a prosecutor looking at potential criminal charges. so he's not the first person to think that, i think this morning he's probably admitting that he was wrong when he said that several years ago about the mob taking the fifth. i have no

you can't flush, and they're talking about critical services, fire fighting services can't be done.on state has also had to move players to hotels. this is a dire situation. this is not the first time we have been here for a water problem in jackson before, and the big talk now is who's going to pay for it all, and how long is this going to happen. you're talking about critical infrastructure that everyone expects to turn on their lights and have water. that's not happening here. we talked to some very frustrated residents about what's happening in their city. >> they need to get it together, you know what i'm saying. i feel like for the last few weeks, even the last few months, jackson always has a water problem. >> it's not okay, you know, we need to do something about it because we do pay taxes and we expect that the system will work and all, but when it doesn't, i'm glad they're bringing in some people, and hopefully they'll correct the problem, and we're just very fortunate in america that we don't face this every day like a lot of people in the world do. >> reporter: you think

so, first of all, these are our records that he's flushing down the toilet.residential records act. he has to preserve it. by the way, it's clear that's his handwriting. and, finally, we just know about the occasional times when white house personnel would find the toilets clogged, presumably he was able to do it successfully more than that. we don't know what they are except it's his own handwriting. he's a guy who takes great steps so you don't know what he said and tries to keep from having to testify. now these would also be his own words on writing and he's gone to extreme measures, it seems, and repeatedly and routinely, to keep those from the light of day. >> is it clearly illegal here? >> yeah, if he's gotten rid of presidential -- and, by the way, he was warned two times by previous chiefs of staff. it's hard for a president to get rid of records. you shred them, somebody comes in and tapes them back together. this is really about his main avenue. and, yes, it's clear the presidential records act dictates that he has to preserve presidential records.

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"the new york times" maggie haberman has claimed former president trump has flushed handwritten presidential documents down the toilet and now we're seeing images for the first time. axios was first to publish the photo that reportedly shows papers in a white house toilet and a toilet from an overseas trip. abc news has not authenticated these and unclear what they appear to be but appear to be written in trump's handwriting. haberman reported that trump would routinely tear up documents that were supposed to be preserved under the presidential records act and flushed them sometimes clogging a white house toilet. meanwhile, a separate development, this time concerning the january 6th investigation. today the january 6th committee is expected to interview former secretary of state mike pompeo. he could provide testimony about discussions within trump's cabinet about using the 25th amendment to remove trump from office after the capitol riot and on the other development concerning january 6th, word that text messages from radio host and conspiracy theorist alex jones have now been turned over

. —— "feeling flush". a cheerful line—up to start with.your chosen subject, i imagine you've been fairly busy preparing material for this edition of the sunday times and working with your colleagues on coverage during the course of the day. talk us through what the results tell us and with the telegraph has chosen to highlight. sure, what the results tell us today is that the pass rate is down for a—levels compared to last year, very down — a record drop, which has left probably about 211,000 more students not getting theirfirst probably about 211,000 more students not getting their firstjoint of university place compared to this time last year, so there's a real scramble amongst disappointed and frustrated students to plan an alternative degree place today, and probably over the next coming days as well. and this is because the regulator off qual has decided to lower the pass rate because they were worried, and they were backed by government ministers in this position, that last year, the a and a star rate was too high and they saw inflat

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our sports news correspondent laura scott is at flushing meadows.ose of us who wanted to step and watch emma raducanu in herfirst round match last night. you were there. did not quite go to plan. disappointment for raducanu, yes, but maybe not unexpected? m0. disappointment for raducanu, yes, but maybe not unexpected? he. i but maybe not unexpected? no, i think that is _ but maybe not unexpected? no, i think that is right. _ but maybe not unexpected? no, i think that is right. it _ but maybe not unexpected? no, i think that is right. it was - but maybe not unexpected? no, i think that is right. it was not - but maybe not unexpected? mr, i think that is right. it was not that surprising a result, however disappointing it was for emma raducanu, to make such a swift exit from flushing meadows, the scene of such stunning success last year. but she was a member against a player in alize cornet, who is consistent in grand slams. difficult for raducanu, as was always likely to be the case. this was not how she had done it. tennis in new york was not like t

low water pressure means people are unable to shower or flush their toilets.he water treatment plant came after days of heavy rains resulted in a swollen pearl river. tonight one of the most alarming parts of this story, schools are now impacted, and officials say they don't know how long the crisis will last. we have a lot of news to get to tonight, and cbs' janet shamlian will start us off from jackson. good evening, janet. it seems like a real dire situation there. >> it is very challenging here tonight norah. tonight it is almost every family for themselves in the search for water. there is nothing in the stores, and if the water gives way across this city, they are running out. a line stretching as far as the eye can see in jackson, mississippi tonight, waiting for water that's safe to drink. >> hey, how you doing? where do you want it? >> reporter: the irony of it, too much water along jackson's pearl river after the storm contributed to the collapse of the city's aging water system. how long have you been in line here? >> about 2 1/2 hours. >> reporter:

the but the one that was we started sorta flushed him. we still have stored in the new speed, new to study. and they didn't put footage of soviet special forces. trying to disperse. the ground was seen far and wide. shots were fired then probably not just by special forces, both selling south and casualties. later in moscow, gorbachev would express the claim that he had not given the order to use force. full blame would be put on the commanding officers with no one else seemed wrong when i was just a to see how the current, the answer to an engagement, it was the trail. when so many find themselves well deployed, we choose to look for common ground. ah, just so what i did was defend the soviet union to the last bullet, but i failed. breaking news here went off the international, the fine old leader of the soviet union. mikhail gorbachev cause died age 91 in moscow. central hospital after a long illness aeronautics will be looking back through historical accuracy and off special coverage in just a few months before through in the program.

he tried to flush down the toilets and the u. s. law. he should have handed them over to the national archives. documents that are at the top secret level, or a bah, represent it, a get out. ah, ah, an exceptionally gray damage in the national security. trump support has protested the search in front of the morrow lago property throughout the night. they suspect the right as part of a conspiracy within the justice department to prevent trump from running for reelection. my 1st guest to night worked for the f b i for more than 20 years, and he is the author of the book compromised counter intelligence. and the threat of donald j. trump, which became a new york times and washington post best seller peter stroke, joins me to night from washington. mister stroke, it's good to have you on the program, the image that the world a, c, f, b i. agents armed with a search warrant, searching the residence of a former u. s. president, for people outside the united states. what is the message that they should be reading in this? well, i think it's a r

it's not the first time the former president tried to flush something embarrassing. time staffers went in there and found eric. ( laughter ) of course, when the story broke, the ex-president denied it. so that's it. there's no way to know the truth. ...until this weekend, when the plot went from one-ply to two, because haberman revealed these photos from a white house source, showing some torn-up toilet memos. to be fair, it's unclear if those are official white house documents or his toilet's suicide note. ( laughter ) jim, can we take another look at flush force one? ok, that's clearly his sharpie handwriting. he even wrote the name stefanik. as in elise stefanik, one of the expresident's biggest g.o.p. defenders in congress. if you're in the maga world, that's huge. congrats elise i heard the president dropped your name. ( laughter ) ( applause ) now, it's been a while -- ( applause ) wow! thank you very much. it's been a while since i've talked about conspiracy theorist and softball dipped in pubes, alex jones. ( audience reacts ) jones is, and i want to be fair

they can't flush the toilets or take showers. the impacts are on and on. businesses cannot continue on like this. the fire department has found hydrants that have ryed dried . this is so incredibly frustrating for people of jackson that faced water issues. lately, they face a boil water notice that's been in effect for about a month now. as you can imagine, shoppers are running to grocery stores, to gas stations, to places like this kroger, trying to get their hands on bottled water. they don't know how long the situation will last. the manager here is limiting the cases to five per people, ensuring that people get enough water. listen to what people of jackson are facing here. >> after work, i get off late. and you come in the store and it's empty. it's really hard. especially when i work at a food restaurant, and we're closing soon. >> reporter: i want you to look at the timeline here. the mayor is blaming staffing shortages and deferred m maintenance on the water infrastructure. there is no timeline for when the plant will be back at 100%. the mayor and

>> you know how a few months ago we heard donald trump flushed documents down the toilet?proof. that is a photo recovered by maggie haberman of the "new york times" with notes trump reportedly flushed down the toilet. here's another from an overseas trip. and this one is from the bathroom at mar-a-lago. [ laughter ] a birthday card from eric. poor eric. good news. president biden is now covid-free! [ applause ] happy to hear that. he's back on his feet and as healthy as a 175-year-old horse. [ laughter ] president of the united states. this was biden's second bout with the virus. you know, these rebound covid cases are quite rare. they say the odds of joe biden getting re-infected were almost as low as the odds that he gets re-elected. [ laughter ] yeah. president biden is also cracking down on monkeypox. last week the white house officially declared monkeypox to be a "public health emergency." now, i get that it's a big deal. but i think it would be easier to take monkeypox more seriously if it wasn't scald monkeypox. [ laughter ] i mean, if you put the word "monkey" in f

low-water pressure means people are unable to shower or flush their toilets.he problems at the water treatment plant came after days of heavy rains, resulted in a swollen pearl river. and tonight, one of the most alarming parts of this story, schools are now impacted, and officials say they don't know how long the crisis will last. we have a lot of news to get to tonight, and cbs' janet shamlian will start us off from jackson. good evening, janet. it seems like a real dire situation there. >> reporter: it's very challenging here tonight, norah. tonight, it's almost every family for themselves in the search for water. there's almost nothing in the stores, and at the water giveaways across this city, they are running out. a line stretching as far as the eye can see in jackson, mississippi, tonight waiting for water that's safe to drink. the irony of it? too much water along jackson's pearl river, after a storm contributed to the collapse of the city's aging water system. how long have you been in line here? >> about 2.5 hours. >> reporter: now, there's a state o

we are talking about water to drink, water to flush the toilet and bathe.or more, we're joined by kali akuno, co-founder and co-director of cooperation jackson. an organization that works to democratize the economy and empower the black community. welcome back. if you can elaborate on what the mayor has just shared with us, the description of what is happening on the ground and how people are coming together on the ground. you had a resident we just play before we spoke to the mayor saying the state is defunding majority black cities and mayors. >> first come it is a pleasure to be back, amy. let me describe a little bit of where i am. i am currently in new orleans. the mayor issued for folks to evacuate. we took the situation seriously and started organizing on a regional level. to start being able to deliver water to t the city of jackson. as the mayor noted, we are not new to this situation, unfortunately. so we could anticipate that we were going to need some resources independent of what the state would be able to offer and deliver. in our case, at lea

. >> it's a tree >> no, it's not a tree >> stay with me and let me fully flush this out for you again, dance with me for a second. >> gotcha. >> 25 at 3.50 on the upper end of the range maybe you need to go further in 2023, but here's what i'm saying to you, okay you've heard me say this before. inflation does show signs of peaking and don't throw rotten fruit at tv and gas futures were what they were on march 1st and take a look at inventory levels and they'll have an effect on crisis and if inflation is coming down and at the end of this year you're going to be at that 3.50 range, maybe all we've really done this year is normalized interest rates and now think about that what if i changed the narrative, scott? what if i'm combatting inflation and we're normalizing interest rates and we're going to 2023, you know my thesis about supply chain and i won't trigger you by bringing it up again and by 2023 with good earnings and we have interest rates at a reasonable level and i mean reasonable in the historical sense, i can't look at 3.5 and 4% oh, my god, people can't borrow. the market

but this is flushed out the heat. so just 23 degrees in sarajevo. on monday, temperatures have come down, justice smidge for lisbon at $29.00, a bit breezy. it can feel it that wind coming off the atlantic and then just some showers for the parent ease. now for the other side of the mediterranean, look at cypress. so k nicosia got you in for 35 degrees, some daytime heating storms popping up across turkey, but by large it will be dry. and some of that active weather in the balkans is slipping further south into greece for the northwest. we get some outbreaks of rain, especially across the islands of ireland and britain, but we'll squeeze out some dry periods as, while temperature has fallen in helsinki after that run of rain when there. and we are getting striped with some pretty solid bands of rain for senegal. and the gambia certainly could see some more flooding in bondsville and for southern africa it's quiet. we're in the sunshine in cape town with a high of 17 degrees on monday. that sure weather update position. ah, the woke up is coming to c

law scott reports from flushing meadows. —— laura scott.th—seeded rattled off six games in 18 minutes, meeting little resistance across the net. belatedly and briefly, benoit paire, who recently spoke of his disgust for tennis, made it a contest, but after norrie came through a second set tie—break again, paire turned sour, as norrie raced to a sweeter and swifter victory than he had imagined. i was actually pretty nervous coming out in the first round. obviously, a pretty unpredictable match against benoit. he kind of went away in the third which i will take away every day of the week when it's this hot. another outside court, another brit coping well with conditions. this time dan evans making light work ofjiri vesely to win his opening match in straight sets. well, that is five brits into round two with one more still to play — the holder of the wildest win in us open history. last year, emma raducanu was unknown and unshackled and the teenager's fans hope she can swing freely again, despite her new—found fame. great if she won. but as l

no drinking water means no blessing your teeth, no cooking, no bathing, no dishwashing, no flushing yourined up for hours to get water. that is, until they ran out. so, joining me now, mississippi's state senator david blunt, he is vice chairman of mississippi senate democratic caucus. senator, so happy you're here. so sorry you are dealing with this. the city's main water treatment facility began failing on monday, and officials are blaming flooding and long-standing water system problems. but, just how bad are things right now? >> well, the immediate problem is a problem of water pressure. and that is there are homes and schools and businesses in town that have literally no water at all, so they cannot flush the toilet, and they cannot do anything that involves -- there is no water coming out of the pipe at all. that's the immediate crisis. we are now in our fifth week of a boil water noticed. where people, prior to a few days ago, were able to get water in their homes, but they were not allowed to drink it, they're told not to drink it until after the water had been boiled because the

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it was a good day for the qualifies all round at flushing meadows. brandon holt, playing in his 1st grand slam beat tennis seed and fell american taylor fritz sous ranked 200 or one places above him. house is the son of to time usa. when women sink was champion tracy austin was excited to be playing. ah, my 1st major match, i had a pretty good momentum from playing 3 caused matters in a row. so i thought pretty much tough and um, i had a lot of fun. lot of friends and family were on the corner, big stadium. this one i played in so far, so i was really happy to play in there and another qualify weaving. we became the 1st chinese man to win a match in the u. s. hyphen named rule. he defeated at 1st. he 1st seated nicholas at basil, actually of georgia in straight sets. nick carroll says safety 3 to the 2nd round after a straightforward win against federal australian and doubles bonnet. the nasty cough in arcus is the $200.00 korea. when for curious, he reached the wimbledon final last month why he was beaten by novak jock of it. she was not competing i

maggie, you've been doing a lot of reporting on these documents being torn up and flushed down the toilet, which a lot of people laughed at, but it really isn't funny. ultimately the former president is here in new york, the fbi is there at his house in florida. why do you think it was done this way? do you think it was calculated? and how dangerous may it be if he would have known that all this is going on beforehand? >> it's hard to speak to danger because we don't really know what we're talking about. we don't know whether he, say, held onto documents that were supposed to be returned to nara. we don't know if there was additional information they were seeking because we don't know a lot about or anything about the underlying search warrant material. there are a lot of unknowns. there are a lot of opeople speculating on both sides of the issue, those against donald trump and his supporters, about what this means. there's a ton we don't know yet. at least a portion of this relates to these boxes. these boxes were supposed to have been returned. the fact that this happened this way indic