the woman who it galvanized, the women, i should say it galvanized.iew. >> everywhere you went, there was people. later on the ended up having to close to people the doors, you can lead anybody else and it was so crowded. >>. >> a group of 20 woman and ten antonio all in their 60s and 70s, 9:00 at night, they said we are going to the capital. they wanted to be part of this, they wanted to say stop this. >> i have seen women who marched on washington back in the day and then young people who have never been to any kind of action in their life. >> it was really cool, i kind of sense of community that it was creating the spot that no matter what happens we will also be in this together, for the long run. >> we are coming back! we are coming back! we are coming back! >> there were these moments in the day when the building would literally come alive, i could feel it under my feet. >> [applause] >> so by the car's behavior, we came together to refer folks to where there we were were refer to as an unruly mob, they have since taken that mantra and worn it w

galvan, you and your five children were evicted from your home.icted. we won against the owners. it was a slum house. >> judge judy: your complaint starts out reading as follows, that you signed: "jamie and i were wrongfully evicted out of our apartment. we have five kids and a dog." that's what you wrote in your complaint. >> we meant to say they tried to evict us, but we won, but we agreed to move out. i just didn't know what words to put. >> judge judy: just telling you what you wrote in your complaint. >> okay. >> judge judy: and that was eight or nine months ago. you had a dog, this dog, that you couldn't take with you, and you put it in a kennel. right? >> yes. >> judge judy: which kennel? >> smith kennels. it's a very nice one in lancaster. it's a couple of little old ladies that run it. >> judge judy: just a second. you knew the defendants. the defendants agreed to take your dog. she did. >> she asked us. >> judge judy: they did take your dog. >> yes. >> judge judy: and she's going to tell me the story that i'm going to believe. it's now n

>> it's going to galvanize voters.ple where abortion isn't their top issue, they don't want the government in their bedroom or doctor's office. >> reporter: cbs polling shows abortion now does not have the same importance to some voters as it did just a month ago. still, younger voters in ohio told us it is on their minds. do younger ohio democrats feel like abortion rights are on the ballot this fall? >> yeah, definitely. it's -- i think that the majority of americans believe that abortion care should be a choice left to individuals. >> reporter: ryan and vancd sharp exchanges over the issue in a debate last night. >> j.d. and his extreme crew, they want to have a national abortion ban. he called rape "inconvenient." like this is not a guy who's ready to protect the rights of women. >> as much as you call me an extremist, you're the extremist on this issue. i think it's totally reasonable to say you cannot abort a baby, especially for elective reasons, after 15 weeks of gestation. >> reporter: tomorrow, top trump alli

it is the most galvanizing issue of the selection. are running on rights and freedoms, the top of which is our right to decide whether or when to start a family. if you look at what workers are doing, what is motivating them, you have seen a huge, unprecedented spike in the number of voters registering to vote for the first time, mostly dead by young women. that is true in all 50 states. it is something that is hard for the polls to measure or to do trust. same thing is true with polling, with individual fundraising. what we're seeing is unprecedented amount of enthusiasm led by this issue, which are reporting says is one of the best, if not the highest salience issue that is out there. literally yesterday, as you mentioned, we had rallies in all 50 states supporting reproductive rights. this is more than just a simple referendum, this is a crossroads. with donald trump again inserting himself in this election cycle, voters see that we have a chance to go backwards with repeating their rights, or going forwards, with some of the polic

this contact group and a galvanized world wolf support ukraine. self defense for the long haul. we will stand together fin the rules based international order. but strengthens, strengthens our campus. president, buying has said we will stand by ukraine's defenders for, for as long as it takes so thank you all for coming in. now. we'll pause a moment while our friends and the media part. and then we'll hear from our ukrainian colleagues. thank you very much. that that was the a you as defense secretary lloyd austin, addressing a meeting of a natal allies that in a brussel brussels. and joining us now from there, the night headquarters is of course are corresponding terry shells. terry, we had the secretary of defense there. what do you make of his opening comments that well, it's clear that these attacks on ukrainian cities across the country has galvanized the alliance to, to hear these longstanding calls from the ukrainian government that they need more air defense. this is something that we've heard from keith time, and again, these are complicated systems. they take a long ti

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home hearing gunshots and this is real for so many parents but robert cahaley, he says crime is galvanizingand they're going to the polls. take a listen. >> we see crime emerging as a very big issue, and i think annoys at the wawa in philadelphia is really going to be something that's going to continue to just kind of galvanize voters and realize how our control the crime situation is in philadelphia, in pennsylvania as a whole. sean: watch the full interview tonight on life, liberty and lavin but galvanizing voters across the country on crime? lara: it is a big issue obviously and i think inflation and probably the economy number one but nothing really matters if you aren't safe, if you don't feel like you can walk down the street or raise your kids in a safe way, then really i mean that's a pretty basic need that needs to be met. they talk about that wawa incident was incredible. if you haven't seen the video, it looks like just an army of people coming into this convenient store and, i mean, it's a really scary thing. it was so -- look at that. it's overwhelming to the people that work t

>> it's going to galvanize voters.ven people where abortion >> it's going to gave isn't their top issue, theyalvae voters. don't want the government in their bedroom or doctor's office. >> reporter: cbs polling shows abortion now does not have the same importance to some voters as it did just a month ago. still, younger voters in ohio told us it is on their minds. do younger ohio democrats feelys like abortion rights are on the ballot this fall? >> yeah, definitely. i think that the majority of americans believe that abortion care should be a choice left tot individuals. >> reporter: ryan and vance had sharp exchanges over the issue individuals. >> reporter: ryan and in a debate last night. >> j.d. and his extreme crew, they want to have a national abortion ban. he called rape "inconvenient."iw like, this is not a guy who's ready to protect the rights of women. calle >> as much as you call me an extremist, you're the extremist on this issue. i think it's totally reasonable to say you cannot abort a baby, especially for

>> it's going to ga galvanize voters. even people where borings isn't their top issue, they don't want the government in their bedroom or doctor's office. >> reporter: cbs polls show borings doesn't have the same importance to voters as just a month ago. still some younger voters in ohio say it is still on their mind. do you feel abortion rights are on the ballot this fall. >> yeah, i think the majority of americans believe that artion care shou be a co repoan and had sharp exchange over the issues in a debate last night. >> j.d. and his extreme crew want a national abortion ban this is not a guy protectinge.- rights of women. >> you're the extremist. i think it's totally reasonable to say you cannot abort a baby especially for elective reasons after 15 weeks of gestation. >> reporter: tomorrow top trump allies will come pain with vance illustrating how vance wants the former president supporters to show up. congressman tim ryan tells cbs news he doesn't want president biden to stump for him, and instead will run his own

another guest said this, all he did was galvanize ukrainians and galvanize people like the u.s. to rush air defense systems, and half of his missiles, although every one of those 100 plus missiles were a war crime. so he should be held accountable for that. but all he did was galvanize the world around ukraine. the ukrainians themselves to fight harder. >> the ukrainians are asking for these advanced air defense systems. they want a shield. whether or not they get that, that may force russian troops back onto the ground, back into territories. are they equipped, trained for urban warfare? >> the ukrainians? >> the russians. >> absolutely not. and the russian military, i think this is to bring attention away from the russian military that is broken. they're absolutely not trained. they're rushi ing tens of thousands of draftees to the front lines that get five weeks to two months of training, if that. they are not trained, and they are going to be severely hit by this weather that's coming. >> do you think that there is a possible air shield that can happen for ukraine, if not th

when i talked administration officials, the strategy was it wasn't just going to be galvanizing women, it was going to be galvanizing young voters are voters who worry about how this supreme court decision might impact privacy, gay marriage, and x-rays marriage. -- mixed race rich. this is something to watch for especially as momentum is starting to dwindle. >> we haven't yet mentioned the word trunk. jonathan, the trump factor. >> your timing is impeccable as always. not just because you are my wife. it's great to be here with you guys. i am late because i was taking the car up connecticut avenue with maggie haberman my colleague who has a new book out . she was going to assigning. she was going to politics and prose which is a very good bookstore. we were talking about the former president in the car and since 1934, there have only been two midterm elections where the party in power picked up seats in both chambers of congress. one was at the height of the depression. the other was 2002 george w. bush in the months after 9/11 and the lead up to the iraq war. two times that were extr

how much is the most galvanizing issue of this election? democrats are running on rights and freedoms, in top of which is our right to decide whether or when to start a family. if you take a look at what voters are doing, what's motivating them, you've seen a huge and unprecedented spike in the number of voters registering to vote for the 1st time, mostly led by young women. and that's true in all 50 of our states. so we're, and that's something that's hard for the poles to measure or, or, or sort of predict for us. the same thing is true with pulling the same thing. that's true with individual fundraising. what we're seeing is an unprecedented amount of enthusiasm. led by this issue, which are polling says is one of the best, if not one of the, not the highest salience issue. that's out there. literally. yesterday, as you mentioned, we had rallies. and again, in all 50 states, supporting reproductive rights here. this is more than just a simple referendum. this is a crossroads with donald trump. again, inserting himself in this and this el

a democratic national committee event on tuesday, and he's hoping the abortion rights issue will galvanize voters ahead of the midterm elections. jasmine wright joins us live. the president focusing on abortion rights, but in poll after poll, voters out there say that the economy remains the most important issue to them. >> reporter: yeah. boris, the economy is something the president is going to have to confront when he heads into his busy week and focus a large part on campaigning for the midterm elections, trying to make the case for democrats. we know he finished a four-day swing on the west coast. this week will be dedicated to the east coast. as you said on tuesday, he will have a speech on abortion, on thursday we can expect him to do a finance event for john fetterman who we were just talking about in pennsylvania. for abortion, this will probably be his fourth or fifth speech since roe versus wade was overturned in the summer but the white house and officials are hoping it brings voters to the table really trying to vote for democrats, vote their way. now, of course, as you said,

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he doesn't want to galvanized people into into action against him. so he, he wants to both sound kind of threatening but, but not to belligerent. at the same time, it's a very different, very difficult line to, to walk. russia is renewed, it's a sell to new cranes and the c infrastructure, shutting facilities across the country. the country now face is a 30 percent shortfall and electricity supplies plunging cities into don't this authority say people living in key if must prepare for emergency power cups and definitely a new report says the world faces is 1st trudy global energy crisis. as a result of russia's invasion of ukraine, the international energy agency suggests the wall will create long lasting effects on global energy supply. the i also says the crisis main market storage turning point by speeding up the wells transition to green energy, global prices of fuel, gas, and electricity on the rise driven by restrictions on oil exports by some of the world's top producers. fatty barrel is the head of the international energy agency . he says th

he doesn't want to galvanized people into into action against him. so he, he wants to both sound kinda threatening, but, but not to belligerent. at the same time, it's very different or very difficult line to walk. thus, a has renewed its assault on ukraine's energy infrastructure, selling at facilities across the country. ukraine now face is at 30 percent short for an electricity supplies funding cities into darkness authority, se keith must prepare for ongoing emergency outages on a jam. jim has more from the capital, keith, the latest round of attacks on energy infrastructure in the key region. local officials are warning that they are going to be more restrictions put on the usage of power in the central parts of this country. that includes the key region where we are, we are in keith city, that's the capital of the country. it also includes regions like china here and storm here. now because of what happened, you are seeing more power outages in cities like this in keep. that's why this part of the city is so dark right now. the street lights wo

he doesn't want to galvanized people into into action against him. so he, he wants to both sound kinda threatening, but, but not to belligerent. at the same time, it's very different or very difficult line to walk. russia has suffered setbacks on the battlefield in recent weeks. ukrainian forces are pushing towards the strategic city of hassan in the south, which is under russian control. moscow appointed authorities have fled along with more than 70000 residence. fighting has also been intensifying in the eastern regions. i said vague has been visiting the city of bar moot, which is on the front lines in the dawn yet screeched at the main interchange of baltimore i reminder that the road here are not safe farm buildings, empty streets, and no power. those who remain have little food and you can't afford to leave and says she only stays so she can take care of her dogs. she feels abandoned. luca will, you know, people under the rebel were screaming for help for 5 days. nobody needs us never before and not even now that's the truth. few people remain

women, it was going to be galvanizing young voters or voters who worry about how this supreme court decision might impact privacy rights, gay marriage, and other things as well. this is something to watch for especially as momentum is starting to dwindle, focusing on this something to watch forward to see if it is effective as momentum is starting to dwindle going into the election. we've been talking for 20 minutes and haven't mentioned the word trump. i mentioned him. >> the trump factor in the selection? >> your timing is impeccable, as always. i don't say that because you are just my wife. i mostly say because your my wife. -- you are my wife. it's great to be here with you guys. i am late because i was taking the car up connecticut avenue with the one and only maggie haberman, my colleague who has a new book out about the t-word. somebody she is covered for years. she was going to politics and prose which is a very good bookstore. it is either a long walk or a short drive. we were talking about the former president in the car and since 1934, there have only been two midterm ele

the department of the south, and there were soldiers who were galvanized in apartment the south, but i did not see that actually impact the retaliation ritual or discussions of civilization in any way. >> thank you. we have another question about the ongoing indian wars, and the ways at which those conflicts contributed to the retaliation culture [inaudible] [inaudible] in the book. >> that's a great question. one of the things that occurs is that civilized combatants make a distinction between when they are fighting other civilized combatants, and when they are fighting people that they view as savages. and so people that are viewed as savages because they do not have restraint, because they don't have honor, you cannot use retaliation to run for them. and so the view is that you have to fight savages like savages, because you cannot apply the rules that you could apply if you were fighting a civilized opponent. and so you're not going to see the same kind of customs and rituals and etiquette in the indian wars because those opponents are viewed as savages. and so, it's interesting

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i mean, of course i came across discussion of galvanized soldiers both by soldiers in the department of the south. i mean and there were soldiers who galvanized in the department of the south and of course, but i didn't see that actually impact the retaliation ritual or discussions of civilization in any way. thank you. we have another question about the india the ongoing indian wars and the ways in which those conflicts contributed to retaliation culture ideas about retaliation culture. and of course those comparisons of civilization versus savagery that you that you know, so central in your book. right now that's a great question. so one of the things that occurs is that civilized combatants make a distinction between when they're fighting other civilized combatants and when they're fighting people that they view as savages so people that are viewed as savages because they don't have restraint because they don't have honor you can't use retaliation to reform them. so the view is you have to fight savages like savages because you can't apply the rules that you could apply if you wer

of course this is about trying to read galvanize a message to the market. from the saudi's, from aramco. and from the secretary-general saying we are trading on thin ice. if there was real reopening in the global economy, then the ability to deliver on that is very razor thin. dani: the other potential spanner in the works is the attendance by russia's deputy prime minister alexander novak. what's the significance of that? >> we are really trying to reckon -- wrestle with this. one voice that's not in the room is the american voice. there must be a certain amount of chiding at global political level. side-by-side solidarity with the russians. whether novak is in charge of sending gas to europe, which he is not, it is a cohesion between opec and russia in the il-4. and more sanctions will come to bear. -- in the eye of war. and more sanctions will come to bear. those sanctions kick in december. so where is that oil going to flow to? the russians want a floor. i think it's the pageantry of novak coming here which is significant, but of course he's an oil man,

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china president, she's paying opens the 20th communist party congress, members of here, ready to galvanize his grip on the world's most populous nation. ah. on pablo folemi as welcome to the program, a rainy and state media say at least 8 people have been entered in a fire at the notorious evian prison in tehran images posted on line sho flames and smoke rising above the facility in the capitol. there were also reports have gone far, authority, se clashes erupted between prisoners and guards, but the situation is now under control. every imprison is home to numerous political prisoners. activists have long criticized the facility for alleged human rights abuses, including torture and denial of medical care. will earlier i spoke with morale carry me, she's the author of a book on descent in iran and she told me why tay ron's evian prison is emblematic of oppression there. well, and then as you mentioned in your promo, it's historically, historically been a fortress for successive were genes in iran to how's a ron's political prisoners activists and even to a national currently. no, he to be

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so this is certainly a galvanized the members of this ukraine defense contact groups to, to increase the air defenses being sent to ukraine. it has them talking about long term air defense, possibly even creating an integrated a missile defense structures in the long run. but yes, absolutely. i the, the leaders here today, we're very much heating, ukraine's warning that every day without more air defense is a day that more civilians who could die. ukraine obviously needs weapons, particularly those air defense systems right now terry. but we're also hearing promises of support for the long haul there at that meeting in brussels. what does that mean? absolutely. that means a lot of things. it means a lot of high tech assistance. it also means low tech assistance. so as i mentioned, they're talking about possibly creating in the long run, integrated missile defense and air defense capacities for ukraine with, with all allies contributing what they can to, to, to really sort of seal the sky over ukraine against russian aircraft against russian missiles. but they're also talking about, f

what he feels he needs to do is to in fact, galvanized the security apparatus to make sure that the protests and, and by discrediting protesters as entities of or as agents of western entities. and he can't, he can in fact encourage them to, to, to how brutal, correct them, what is new is that these protests are going on for so long. how surprised valued by the demonstrators resilience the resilience is quite impressive, of course, and considering how dangerous it is to go on the streets. the numbers are low in total across the country, but it still is significant because there is a 2nd and 3rd and 4th circle behind these protesters in solidarity with what they're demanding. if the numbers aren't that big, how much of a threat do they pause then? to the regime look they, they may not pose a threat to the political order of the country, but they certainly have had an impact on some of its conduct and some of its law enforcement. and i'm quite sure that there is no real business as usual, possible after these protests, in terms of the morality police for example. so something has to give here

the hope here is that that promise that will galvanize voters enough to get them to the polls and keep democrats in control of the house and the senate. >> here's the promise i make to you and the american people, the first bill that i will send to the congress will be to codify roe v. wade and restore the right for woman to choose in every state. so get out and vote. >>> we're live at the white house, m.j., the president really focusing here on abortion rights, hoping that that will drive voters to the poll, the polling isn't really in line with that. >> yeah, you know, this shouldn't be a surprise that we're seeing the president give this kind of speech as you know very well the white house and democrats in washington have really seized on the issue of abortion and reproductive rights ever since the supreme court ruled -- overruled roe v. wade earlier this year and it's an issue that white house officials have hoped would help to galvanize and mobilize the base and democratic supporters, we did hear this president make this specific promise in his speech earlier today where he basica

as the gold criss crossed the empire, he heard their call reforms were needed to galvanize the troops and con there spirits. so on the 30th of january, 1944, he opened the brass of your conference in congo, promising to rebuild the empire on new different foundations. why don't? oh god, i d like dog. e v, europe, dale, my god, i know ordered up by the, oh no, no, my mom, all my good. oh wow. wow. that's all to a room full of colonial officials. the goal expressed a willingness to change what independence was not on his agenda. francis greatness depended on it. empire disappointment spread across the colonies. 7 months later, in june 1944 allied forces landed in normandy and then in august in the south of france. the war was not over yet, but the reality of the colonies was harsh and would lead to yet more bloodshed. victory in europe was on the horizon. so the french army had to be whitewashed, so that in the eyes of the world, it would look as though it was the people of france who were liberating themselves . so the government decided to demobilize several regiments of senegalese wi

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i'm wondering, from a strategy standpoint, why would a republican back away from a lie that galvanize? 30 days before the election? >> he's running against a well liked democratic incumbent, he's the underdog, and he's driving with independence. independents are, already, seeing him as a flip-flop when it comes to abortion. he's out on this website total ban, and everyone said, what are you talking about? it's a states rights issue. and i think it's right here. with the 2020 election, he knows, there is a group of independents who don't have any of the things that happened with trump and, especially in a state that had recounted, a number of times, and a certified one of biden in arizona, he wouldn't have any of that. i think he was trying to make his bid for independence, to try and catch up. >> in an october surprise it, was herschel walker's 8 million new children, and we found out that the president of the united states so they're going to vacate some crime, some felonies, and all of those convicted on prior federal charges for marijuana, or convicted in the district of columbia,

it was politically galvanizing and the series of bills. they happened over the summer and the killing of biden's case and withdraw troops from afghanistan and maintain a military psence. things have started to shift back. democrats are thrilled to see former president obama. but the real issue going what we are talking about and asked democrats privately is inflation. nothing else matters when you are driving down the steet and every gas station you pass is a sign post about how frustrated you are about rising prices. yamiche: we have a minute left and inflation is a global problem. how much do voters talk about that and whether or not the fed and the steps they are supposed to be taking and how it's going to impact in the u.s.? >> you hear the biden administration mentioning it from time to time that these prices are not a u.s. problem. the fed is going to meet next week and there will be another large interest rate hike and where does the fed go there. will they slow it and affect more on what they have already done. but the fed has been

and wolf, i do think that we're seeing a community galvanize and i hope we continue to galvanize throughms of hate. >> me too. ted, ye has rejected plenty of offers to educate him why his language is so problematic. what is the best way engage with an influential person that has no desire at all to learn from their mistakes? >> well, you need to call it out. i would like him to learn from his mistake but i like the story to be not about him and the money he's losing, but about the very real fears that so many of the jewish community have around the country. one in four jews has experienced anti-semitism and some don't know what it is. here is an opportunity to come together and work on a societal approach to anti-semitism. nichelle is right. no one should be targeted because of who they are and that is what is happening when he spews this kind of -- this kind of venom, these conspiracies and hate of the jewish people. and we need to come together. and we have worked hard to train companies to identify anti-semitism, and what it is and then to work with the companies to make sure that if

challenge for the white house, for president biden even today for democrats is going to be can you still galvanize the base even past the immediate weeks of that decision. even when the economy and day-to-day issue, high gas prices rising again as well continue to be at the top of voters' minds. if you listen to the white house, democrats or public health officials this is a decision that impacts so many lives, as well, that is a factor as well. just make it a referendum on the administration. a party that seeks to take away these right, seeks to directly threaten the health of individuals and codify the law as well. >> sometimes the way we have offices, it seems like we only focus or this or that. voters multipossess and lived through three years through a pandemic and tough inflation getting kids to school and dealing with work. the challenge is can you just grab their attention for a little bit? i want to you listen last night. this is tim ryan, the house member running for stat. stacey abrams running for governor in georgia. both trying to say, both trying to tell voters, please worry about th