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look at the math here and the numbers that make it so clear that kevin mccarthy veeventually is not gog to be able to do anything that funds the government without help from the democrats. he has a four-seat majority. there's a list of hard noes, that is longer than four. then likely noes, longer than five. >> that's absolutely right. he's trying to negotiate with people who are never going to come to the table. and so it makes absolutely no sense in a real world situation, but for mccarthy, this is self-preservation. that's all this is about. he is afraid to turn to democrats and find 10, 20, maybe 30 democratic moderate the votes to pass a short-term government funding bill to keep the lights on past saturday because he's worried that there will be protests from the right and efforts from the right to remove him from his speakership. and so self-preservation over governance, but i will say that there is a growing amount of frustration among republicans about the strategy that is very transparent. i interviewed representative ken buck of colorado this morning. and he said it's absolute

walks in, sees his staff sitting around this is why the gloom facesas they said we are not gog to pass a bill he said no that's not going to happen. he runs up the stairs to paste phillip's office was the minority leader in the senate. they started pulling people off the floor downstate republicans and suburban republicans had not been for any kind of help for the white sox. whatm they had done as they created a funding stream we have outer counters paying the price for leveraging the money and the bonds to pay for the stadium. what they did was they had extra fees on rental cars at o'hare and things like that and hotel taxes et cetera. they had an argument illinois taxpayers who will be paying the majority of the freight on this. so they got up there it was really getting close to the line. it was after 11:00 o'clock when it came up in the senate. it was the senate president he wanted to happen to a comment to him was senator it's the last of the night they hope we have 30 votes because 30 votes are needed to pass. the bases are loaded we cannot let chicago become a one baseball city.

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[shots fired] >> we are gog play in sinkization the witness video and body footage of patrol sergeant number 2. this video will be play in the real time. tommy. . sit downful or talk to us. red light. >> hold on. hold on. >> [shots fired]. stop. >> got it. >> drop the knife! drop the knife! all right. drop the knife right here. >> we'll play enhanced voft witness video and body footage of patrol sergeant number 2. the enhandlesment highlights the knife. [shots fired]. we are going to share a photograph evidence by theed police department forensic service. the knife in mr. everett's possession. this photo shoes the eriw's deployed by a police officer and less lethal projectile. these show the department issued firearms used by officers number 2 and number 3. this concludes my presentation. i will now introduce the commanding officer of tenderloin police station captain chin. of chief scott. members of public and community. good afternoon. i'm captain chin commanding officer of tenderloin station. i'm here to address an incident that deeply affected the community and officer volved shoo

i'm gog to move to the present. these are american country bombs that did not go off in iraq. these were brought back from a former student of mine. it's a high dud rate. just think of port hudson, and all the union unexploded ordinance. they were taken by insurgents. used by i.e.d. and provide explosive device. and attack in american convoy, with american weapons. this is sort of the same idea that the confederates are using defending port hudson. taking unexploded shells and repurposing them to attack and defend the enemy. 1864. the photograph on the left is taken by me, at the west point military museum basement. ththese were all the active sea mines at the end of the war. they're in the basement. nobody will see these. this one is right here. this was used on the road to savannah, georgia. general sherman came in contact. his troops came in contact with these mines. and he was very unforgiving to his enemies, as you all know. and several of his men were killed and maimed by land mines in the road, on the way to savannah. he was so upset that he wanted wagon loads of confed

we will gog wherever the evidee takes us. >> i want to bring in nbc's ali vitali on capitol hill, jonathan lemire, plittco's white house bureau chief and host of "way too early" tim miller writer at large for "the bulwark." tim and jonathan are msnbc analysts. ali, what exactly does mccarthy's announcement mean? >> yeah. i think that's a really good ea question, and, of course, we know that house republicans, as the majoritys, party here, alrey have subpoena power and we've a watched theman exercise that ov the courseem of the last eight months. using each of these committees that have since been empowered bync the speaker in the so-call impeachment inquiry they've been speak and doing inquiries into president biden through the lens of his sop hunter and myriad other points of their investigation they've embarked on over the time they've had the power of subpoena. what this could do is allow them to dig deeper into bank records, but really, it's meant to plicate mccarthy's right flank and it's not clear it's doing that. he's faced pressure from people like marjorie taylor greene and matt g

so our routes gog stbound on 80 are going to be quite busy for the labor day travel.do plan for that and we'll see busy conditions on the bay area bridges. 80. freeway closure that will affect the drive and the travel plans especially if you are headed home on monday on 80 westbound you can see right there too highway 4 already getting backed up to the eastshore freeway. westbound 80 closed started last night between 780 and highway 4 and extend all the way until5:00 a.m. on tuesday. so plan ahead and give yourself some extra time here are some of the work averages. you will be able to detour through 780 to 680 to highway 4 to get back to the freeway. you can also take 680 down to highway 24 and that will get you over towards the bay bridge area. so you do have some options but they did have the eastbound closures a few weekends ago and i got stuck in that backup. and i know how to do the workarounds, westbound will be busy. plus it's labor day, for people on the roadways expected for travel and leave before 1:00 today. if you can. if you are getting out of town. if y

they're gog to have gym classes indoors because of this. they're going to have recess and lunch indoors, too. so they're just basically be limiting their time. as for whether the after-school activities and sports go on that something that the district in fremont is going to be monitoring your local district. you can ask them what they're doing or, you know, you know your kids. so you you can tell your kid if they have a problem and it's divided difficult. a breeze. don't go outside to exactly our time 805, and the snow live school board is set to hold a board meeting today. they're talking about the performance of their superintendent. yeah. and some of her advocates say that this is in response to her being in favor of having pride. flags on campus covers will. tran is live with latest. will. well, i did interview her last week. molly barnes, she's been with school district for 17, 18 years now. she's been. >> doing fine. i interviewed or actually right here on campus. is this a coincidence or is this retaliation? you be the judge? let me

[shots fired] >> we are gog play in sinkization the witness video and body footage of patrol sergeant will be play in the real time. tommy. . sit downful or talk to us. red light. >> hold on. hold on. >> [shots fired]. stop. >> got it. >> drop the knife! drop the knife! all right. drop the knife right here. >> we'll play enhanced vo

happened to tell us about it so we get a much more systemic resolution that we might've thoughtatt gogry to ensure the district could make sure students would be safe. again are subject to federal monitoring. we are there to make sure kids are okay and i'm glad we could do it, but when we think about school, i know yesterday was the first day of school in area school districts here, and within us and our kids to school, they have new backpack, to lunchbox him i hope you like a teacher, sit up straight in class prep we are not thinking a sisterly that we have to say i want to steal you against the things some of you might call you, the thing someone might say to you in school. it's not, that's not the image of what school should be and is not what congress promises your school won't be. i'm very grateful that we can be there when that happens, and i'm enormously distressed by the routine now with which we are saying that kind of harassment in school and insufficient school response. i will say more, you didn't ask us but i will say more, in this time there's a lot of polarization about

tomorrow, i'm gog to remind that we fought a war. and this is the sacking of washington in 1840 and 109 years ago. the ite house historical association owns the original drawing for this. but the library congress has the only william strickland engraving from it. benjamin latrobe was given a unique opportunity to rebuild the white house in a new way with that lovely colonnade on the southern facade and i apologize. this is rather hard to see, but this is a collection that's near and dear to my heart because i'm processing it now and it's john ruben smith and he traveled up and down the eastern seaboard documenting the new in drawings and prints print when one thinks of daguerotes, one thinks of perhaps dead ancestors or somebody else's dead ancestors but daguerreotypes also featured buildings and landscapes. and is is white house in 1846. and while the northern facade was depicted less regarly in prints, perhaps because it was a less grand, here's a image from a calendar in 1822. so i'm laying the groundwork. this is what the buildin

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[shots fired] >> we are gog play in sinkization the witness video and body footage of patrol sergeantdeo will be play in the real time. tommy. . sit downful or talk to us. red light. >> hold on. hold on. >> [shots fired]. stop. >> got it. >> drop the knife! drop the knife! all right. drop the knife right here. >> we'll play enhanced voft witness video and body footage of patrol sergeant number 2. the enhandlesment highlights the knife. [shots fired]. we are going to share a photograph evidence by theed police department forensic service. the knife in mr. everett's possession. this photo shoes the eriw's deployed by a police officer and less lethal projectile. these show the department issued firearms used by officers number 2 and number 3. this concludes my presentation. i will now introduce the commanding officer of tenderloin police station captain chin. of chief scott. members of public and community. good afternoon. i'm captain chin commanding officer of tenderloin station. i'm here to address an incident that deeply affected the community and officer volved shooting. we understan

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tchris i'm going to give the speech gal that asked a couple weeks on education but arere gog to talk in detail about what i would do the department of education what i would do with their money. please go to a complete education free agenda in this country. 39% of our eighth-graders cannot read at grade level. 39%. twenty & the eighth-graders do not do math at grade level. we are spending $400 billion a year on this country on education. i think it's time to take the educational system in this country away from the teachers union and return it to parents. let parents that make the decisions about what to do, where their kids are best educated have talked about this before. i am a product of the public schools i had a great public school education the town i lived in in jersey. my wife went to parochial school from case -- 12. we have four children all of them went to parochial school. so you know who runs the show in the christie house. but we made the decision because we could that we wanted said arc is to parochial school because with that normally would they get a good education t

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we have to meet out justice and send a message to the would be killererers that you are not gog to liveehind bars. you're going to meet justice in the system. dana: i appreciate that but does that mean obama care is here to stay? [ applause ]. >> thank you for reiterating the question because i'd love to answer it. look, it's one of the choices here. my former running mate, donald trump, actually has a plan to start to consolidate more power in washington dc, consolidate more power in the executive branch. when i'm president of the united states, it's my intention to make the federal government smaller by returning to the states those resources and programs that are rightfully theirs urn the tenth amount of the constitution. amendment of the constitution. that means all obama care funding, all housing funding, all hhs funding, all of it goes back to the states. we'll shut down the federal department of education. we'll allow states to innovate. we're going to revive federalism in america and states are going to help bring america back. dana: not sure that answered the statement. stuart:

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