gwen and phil were the best of the best. when i was a teenager, my parents showed me a movie that opened my eyes to the possibilities i didn't even really know existed. we were living in hanford, california, which is a smallish town california's central valley. surrounded by dairies and cotton and orchards. but this movie, it transports me across the country. it was about a hard charging tv with a clarity of purpose and a really strong feelings about how journalism should be. it took me to washington d.c., where news was life and the stakes were always. the movie was broadcast news. and the dramatic climax place on the night of the white house chorus dinner with holly hunter as tv producer. holly was dressed up as tv producer jane craig and she was this fancy strapless gown, black with, white, polka dots and a big bow on the front. as you can see it made quite an impression. what i saw on the screen seemed so on attainable so very far away. many of the journalists here in this room started it small papers like the hanford se

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we are joined by revisited gwen moore. she serves the state of wisconsin and is a member of the ways and means committee. guest: so glad to be here. host: a hearing looking at temporary assistance for needy families, can you explain what that program does? guest: it a program that replaced aid for families with -- children and changed it from individual appropriations and turned it into a block grant, a total of $16.5 billion nationwide. it was provided to states with a great deal of flexibility as to what they did with the money. this came about after the newt gingrich, bill clinton end to a fair bill in congress -- end to welfare bill and the congress. the first bill came out of wisconsin under governor thompson. it is a bill that really focused on work as opposed to providing a city net for women with children. host: what was the purpose of the hearing? guest: the hearing was entitled "looking at waste fraud and abuse." one of our key witnesses was an auditor from the state of mississippi who focused on the tennis court

that could take a long time. >> gwen keyes fleming, what happens in fulton county if, say, jack smith were to return some indictments in the next couple days involving a conduct that took place, say, on that phone call to the georgia secretary of state, or other things involving georgia? >> that's where it would get really interesting. let's remember this is an investigation that involved the citizens of fulton county. i think the district attorney will fight to ensure that the case stays in fulton county and the cases are not merged. obviously, we will have to see what happens there. i think it is also important to remember that if rico charges are considered or there is a trivial on rico charges the georgia rico stature is very favorable for prosecutions, possibly more so than the federal statute. so, i think that would be something that should be taken into account as to where the jury and prosecutors would have the best opportunity to present the strongest case. >> gwen keyes fleming and barbara mcquade, thank you both very much for joining us tonight. >> thanks, lawrence. >> than

same goes for gwen g province in china as well. and that's really where most of the energy is centered. most of the action is on sunday. otherwise, fairly dry across many spots. of china, we have seen a land side about a 150 kilometers south of sol. this all has to do with our seasonal plumb range, land side warnings, flood warnings for japan's northern 100 island. again, because of copious amounts of rain in tokyo is closing in on an old time temperature record, you're up to 38 degrees. now for india, house a month to range continue to be a problem, but more so for central area, so particularly not to per dash and muscle ross stress states over the course of the weekend. also for buckets done is a mama by revel pending. and before that's where most of the wet weather is. and as we look through the golf, a lot of heat through iraq and kuwait quits 50 degrees on the nose on sunday. the the where is the western agenda heading? that's the g 7. really even matter anymore. who's more electable, joe biden, or donald trump, or jeremy, lis

gwen who left the talking to his attorney. courtroom for what was anticipated to be his pretrial. instead, both parties announcing it had come to an agreement. it requires him to undergo 35 hours of community service, pay restitution, comply with a restraining order and not incur any more arrests within the period of six months or whenever he completes community service, which ever is longer. his defense attorney mentioned this was a diversion agreed upon based on the over 50 instances that mr. gwen and his neighbors tried to reach out to social services for that unhoused woman involved. now prosecutors originally asked for 50 hours. they eventually agreed to 35. in a statement, san francisco d.a. said in part, quote, although he asked for more service hour, we are satisfied with the order for mr. gwinn to complete community service through third baptist church. i am hopeful he'll complete the requirements and take the time to develop a greater understanding, respect, and empathy for the flight of unhoused people in our commun

because we have gwen keyes fleming joining us, she was a former district attorney in georgia, so she is gonna give us her reading of that really astonishing decision by the georgia supreme court, which crushed donald trump so emphatically. and what this intersection, because i don't get it either, andrew weissmann is here to, so he can help with this. an intersection of a federal case with the state case, over the same actions, what happens exactly. what is interesting about the federal case is that it would involve more than just activity in georgia. and that is really the unusual component of this intersection. so we need a bunch of lawyers to figure this out. >> yes, it is fascinating to because the fake or electors part of it specifically is just one part of that big jigsaw. and if fake electors is being looked at by jack smith at the federal level, and was also being looked at by state prosecutors in georgia and state prosecutors in arizona, and state prosecutors in michigan, i mean, i couldn't do that merging with my high beams on -- on a dry noon day. you know? so i don't know

we are joined by revisited gwen moore.erves the state of wisconsin and is a member of the ways and means committee. guest: so glad to be here. host: a hearing looking at temporary assistance for needy families, can you explain what that program does? guest: it a program that replaced aid for families with -- children and changed it from individual appropriations and turned it into a block grant, a total of $16.5 billion nationwide. it was provided to states with a great deal of flexibility as to what they did with the money. this came about after the newt gingrich, bill clinton end to a fair bill in congress -- end to welfare bill and the congress. the first bill came out of wisconsin under governor thompson. it is a bill that really focused on work as opposed to providing a city net for women with children. host: what was the purpose of the hearing? guest: the hearing was entitled "looking at waste fraud and abuse." one of our key witnesses was an auditor from the state of mississippi who focused on the tennis court that

but thank you so much for providing all that complex. gwen cards on from the i s e s i s e s. i'm sorry, use of shock institute in single. thank you so much. i a, my pleasure. the police force in india has retained an antiquated method of communication carrier. pigeons. were talking of police in additional state in eastern india now just to pick out the window messengers on the main mode of communication for police, but they don't see it as a feather. and they had a bench cap as really from the past for police in india. eastern avisa speed, these homing pigeons i've tried and tester tradition. they have been trying to get important messages just in case morton communication systems feed. because the pigeon carriers that we have since 1994 to $6.00 and the service was busy going to use for communicating from one station to another station . now v help kept it as a heritage. as i say, the one. the other thing with us here in just to be of course more than 100 birds, go through the exercise a copper, plastic cap, food containing a message of state to the beach and slick. they are

and there is a loser to so they can gwen deals down that would bring the rock and the people as far as like from the rabbits without to leave it there. thanks so much for joining us today. angelic out about for the day. we'll see you back here tomorrow to find the sometimes to how that you out to the highlight for every week. nothing, not the same. it is some of the current key, more people than in such a passion, life crisis within the company, the best the best and find out about baby story info, migraines, reliable news for migrant wherever they may be. the, the risk in your but not the coupling. the you on to pon 5 to work together to secure a supply, a semi conductor ship. we also, how far will this go towards reducing dependence on china? also coming up with a deal go up in smoke a trade agreement between e you and for size american countries places it's final hurdle with disagreements about environmental protection, threatening to off end this and from fruit picking. drove to algorithms designed with pollination in mind. how is ralph agriculture and 3 is embracing innovation. th

and if there is a way to do so, they can gwen deals down that would be far from the people as far as buy from the items without familiar with that. thanks so much for joining us today. angelica i'm of the day. we'll see you back here tomorrow. the by the when does tech know become a way of life? we were ahead of our hours ahead of the soul in the fall from detroit, from the band in factories of detroit. to the warehouse isn't a deep dive into the tiny raves the parts unveiled the wood there's to us that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend dw, the electronic dance music is more popular than ever locked down social distance thing . anyone remember that? now revenues or even banks have been before the pandemic. the scene has grown big.

but here in the ward, i have taken some light, and there is a way to do so they can gwen steve, we'll down that would bring the big be rocking own people and congress like from the rabbits without to leave it there. thanks so much for joining us today. angelic out about the fact that the day we'll see you back here tomorrow to buy the lot of the problems that you have right now. why these quotes that are happening as a result for corruption? the tough way inside of the top and then a list of implement level much of funding. i spent the last couple of years exposing dropped the countries electricity sector. a courageous investigation revealed a complex network of the criminal syndicates of 77 percent on d. w. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list, the magic corner check hot spot and some great culture. memorial w. travel off. we go the welcome to the 77 percent. the platform for advocacy. you to talk about the issues that are important to us. but what happens when your right to talk is surprised. i am michael t n on today's program. you want to focus on the freedom of expression

and if there is a will to do so, they can gwen deals down that would be far from the people as far as buy from the wireless. without familiar with that. thanks so much for joining us today. angelica autobahn for the day we'll see you back here tomorrow. the by the people in trucks insured when trying to free the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. the families for these trades extreme getting 200 people for more than 300000000 people are seeking us because no one should have to make up your own mind. double you made for mines the, the, the risk and you put not the coupling, the you on to palm decided to work together to secure the supply of stomach. and dr . 5th, we off, how far will this go towards reducing dependence on china? was coming up with a deal go up in smoke a trade agreements between e u. as for size american countries places it's final hurdle with disagreements about environmental protection, threatening to up and us. and from fruit taking drones to allison with it's designed with pollination in mind how israel's agricultural industry is embracing in

the algebra, newer elmore gwen, is one of those 8 pro democracy. active is targeted by hong kong authorities. he's currently in vancouver canada, where he's already faced threats from china for announcing plans to set up a hong kong parliament and exile. i asked him if he will return to hong kong to try and clear his me. i found, i'll say, because as you know, the communist has infiltrated all the major western cities. they even had their own police station. and the most less than the asians have not decided to get them out of the country. so they are really exercising the police power in foreign countries. so it's the issue. as we all know, the ccp is really a trash national criminal organization around the west. and you to be in the considering these claims have been reported about china and full trading into these western countries. how safe are, how confident are you in canadian authorities to protect you? i'm certainly not going to ask for details about what they're doing to protect you and to help you. but are you confident that enough is being done? i know they've done nothing and we

thank you, gwen to ben for your heard work. and i gotta say, usually the mayor never thanks the board of supervisor budget and legislative analyst because usually they are taking all of the money. i know this harvey rose and his team took all the money that they could. you are losing your touch i did not hear shouting or anything. so, we must have been knead too easy. next year don't worry. we will make it real hard and your blood pressure will boil and you will be able to yell at people. looking forward and thank you, harvey rose, for being with us today. to our various department heads, boy. you guys gave them the blues i had a resignation and begged them to stay with the promise i will be nice. thank you to the department heads for your work and fight and all of your you know, what we will do to help get this budget to be of use to the people and the city and county of san francisco. it has been a difficult couple years. more recently, i have been out in the community meeting with accidents. talking to people. and reminding

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joining us now is democratic congresswoman gwen moore of wisconsin, head of the house ways and means and a good friend of our show. congresswoman, good to see you this morning this evening. thanks for being with us. >> later having me, ali. and you did such a good job of explaining this veto. >> i'm glad you think so, because they're not sure fully sure i understand. tell me what this was about. why do you have such a veto? >> the legislature was very intentional about making sure that the governor has the power to veto. and so in 1910 they decided that the governor could have a partial veto. now, as you have described that got to be interpreted in wilder crazy ways. we once had what was called the vanna white veto, where the governor could literally strike out letters of the alphabet until he got to a letter and then strike out some more and create whole new sentences and whole new laws. that was one of the few cases that went to court and that's not allowed anymore. another was the so-called frankenstein veto, which governor tommy thompson loved. that was where you, where he vetoed

you may remember this viral video from earlier this year of 71-year-old art gallery owner collier gwen he was so frustrated he sprayed an unhoused woman with a waterhouse who was camped outside of his business. he was charged with a misdemeanor facing jailtime. last week, he got a break striking a deal with the d.a. to only do community service. >> i couldn't take it anymore. you know, i was developing ptsd. i went to the hospital twice for panic attacks. they kept putting the situation on me where people wouldn't come into my gallery. it's ordered and in 35 hours i'm hoping i'll be with this man for 200 hours. >> reporter: during his community service, he'll work and learn with different apartments of baptist church regarding social action and justice and will assist in crafting a holistic of homelessness. >> this is restored to justice at its best, something that even african americans and other marginalized persons should receive anyway from our criminal justice system. this is a crisis. >> the apartment complex says police removed the encampment, but by the next day, it was right b

the defense attorney says they were able to come to agreement based on the 50 instances that gwen andghbors tried to reach out to social services for the woman involved before this video of him hosing her down went viral. the d.a. said, i'm hopeful that mr. gwin will complete all the requirements to develop a greater understanding, respect and empathy for the plight of unhoused people in our community. >>> we're about a month away from the first presidential debate. candidates must hit 1% in various polls and raise money from 40,000 unique donors. don't those expected to easily qualify, former president donald trump, former ambassador nikki haley. i asked larry gerston. >> we'll have to see if donald trump shows up. you'll see the other candidates get aggressive. they have to. they have to start earning money and making themselves competitive. you have pence going to iowa and doing pretty well. desantis has $150 million to burn in iowa. trump is well-known there. the other guys have to put it on and fast. >> that first debate for the lb republican is august 23rd. >>> ahead, the hottes

morgan were good, but overall, talking about increasing blin gwen sis, talking about lower level of consumer borrowing, and net deposits turned negative you put all those things together with the fact that nvidia, the bellwether for the market i think so for this year gapped higher on the open, hit an all-time high and closed lower. that, which the market seemed to mimic doesn't look good to me. >> carter, what do you make of earnings >> it's impetuous of late. three unfilled nd gaps in a row, and then the reversal today, including nvidia >> we got a frozen carter. >> -- priced in, i think most specifically in the nasdaq in any event, yes, impetuous, and i would be fading the move in ndx. >> brian >> yeah, i think it's interesting what happened this week basically mike mentioned their little reversal at the end of the day. one positive thing is we saw the vix volatility go down historically that's been a sign for the rally meaning we are selling puts into a downsided market maybe it's just a breather at the end of the week, but obviously carter here talking about the dollar being weaker. doe

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all right, that's it for me, emily anne, gwen for this news download, but don't go anywhere. i'll have more of today's news in just a moment. the the advantage of the full for an upgrade has changed the locked in america. this time the slides remain high as the violence against gender and sexual minority. i come to one osiris to 2 young women who have taken place in route to establish great to freedom and equality. welcome to generations haines political theories attempts to understand and talents. the idea is that mobilize youth around the world, generation changed on our stories of determination and joining from all these energy efficient lives on this of was not for me to come in and one day, many amazon what that as a living. they've got it opened up to a business, have a term and inquiry to imitate, shoot documentary from an african filmmakers, africa direct on algae 0. it's not showing you here is coming over our heads from russian positions and a new cranium. positions have been standing about how they were directly targeted as they were trying to sleep. we've seen som

thanks for joining us, i'm emily and gwen this is l g 0 life from. so how's that coming up? rebuilding relations with syria rocks prime minister becomes the 1st or rocky leader to visit.

we cost on the fee, the threat of having criminals book and you know, someone can gwen steal someone's dory, going to sell it to you. and then when you have quotes to come back and say, oh, we sold it to them. and the police obviously went to take that to jewelry. so we have a rigorous process where we make sure we have your identification and if you walk in and we feel like we are not sure, but you look suspicious as we just do not buy it because we don't want to encourage crime as well in this profession as widely being male dominated at this new i could do it. i mean, i was good. i did, i was still good. that's it. and does all that much. it for them is having in work for you. there's been telling you that has been coming to work for me, and after a few months to tell me the content construction is one that will mind. so i should give instructions to another mind so that in mind, can i give them the instructions that i can directly address devon? is really telling you i've had, i've had it all, but i think i'm a strong press and, and i know this is what i meant to do and i'm just do

um, we seen considerable number from western systems, gwen and west administrators. focus quite heavily on the ground based ad defenses. do you crimes, allies have the capacity to produce and provide even more of these systems? i think the capacity is the in time. the question is, the quickly can you run up the industrial capability to produce the systems? it isn't just like cranking the handle and then all of my cell popes out of the machine, if you like. it takes perhaps 24 to 36 months. so some of the systems that come from the system. so you'll have a problem there because some of the ukraine's supposed those obviously don't want to deplete the nationals at the same time as a trying to help you train. right. the 1st 6, so did nearly 3 years, sometimes student to, from, from folder to, to, back to failed. so this is why we, i'm sorry, go ahead. yeah. so you, they get a contact, a considerable timeline. sometimes people underestimate just how long can take and how long does this apply to you guys for some of the systems. yeah, and what about, i mean, dish and because of course, you kn

and we've got what, whether food young one dung in gwen jeep provinces in southern china, also looking like a what picture for south korea on monday see us in the dreaming of some of the modem using the symbols you will find accelerating days. incredible days and all of your you can just cc it's all hearing stuff. visit a couple of dot com. the challenges here with the all the book america for the mind about top stories here on i'll just say rust stains, opposition, conservative people sponsoring as one. the most seats, and it's not solomon dream actions with a 136, it's short of the 170 succeeds needed for. and the jonathan elected coalition of funds is the federal sanchez, $122.00 fucking. i've redone into cool food, was the latest the issue, while fi evacuation order is fairly around. 20000 people were taken off the island of rhodes, in the biggest wildfire evacuation and greek history and is really focused on writing the palestinian refugee tons of new assignments. now, by the way, it's really food is up and caring cost for around $16.00 electric vehicles to enter the streets of th

dark stream flooded advisories in place here and we've got what, whether food, young glen dung, in gwen jeep province's in southern china, also looking like a what pitcher for south korea on monday. see you soon the, the killing of which is the return of this shooting a block that was not an isolated event. it highlighted the whole question of press freedom and opportunity to skills while doing their job. they were certainly aiming in the direction of the terms of the 0 world looks at the number of turn into skills into occupied palestinian territories and of the problems of holding anyone accountable for this test. he's ready. okay, patient doesn't want to prosecute a soldier shooting the messenger on. i'll just the former us president donald trump is facing a criminal trial in may for mishandling confidential documents. yet he remains the funds run out for the republican presidential nomination. so how it is legal problem.

i, gwen this is l g 0. live from dough house are coming up. 3000 people are forced to flee, the violence is riley false, is leave behind to trial of destruction in geneva. phase finding in sudan arrival factions battling for control of sides in and around the capital cartoon. and synagogues president makes a surprise announcements and shopping out of mixed cheese presidential race. the welcome to the program we begin in the occupied west bank way is rouse, a largest assault in decades. has now entered is 2nd day more than a 1000 soldiers backed by s strikes and carrying outraged in the city of jeanine. at least 10 palestinians have been killed on monday, the as riley is also right of the city of ramallah. one person was killed, the earlier is riley forces fight at t guy. so people fling the violence. thousands of palestinian civilians rushed to safety outside the jeanine refugee camp threw in buildings have been damaged, cutting off electricity, and was at so many. so did you name time this home to more tha

the hello, i'm emily, i gwen this is l g 0. live from to how also coming up. so we will issue an invitation for ukraine to join. they don't when all of us agree on the conditions are met. nature says you crane's future is in the military lines, but just not yet present. the letting me zalinski says the delay is in dozens of protest is our arrested on a day of disruption in israel against the government is controversial plan to ours . a whole district and a mission in mexico to rescue the switch authorities can see that the welcome to the program and diplomatic rivalries at the united nations has cost will have cost a shadow on the future of millions of internally displaced people in northwest syria. the un security council has filed to renew its mandates a critical, a delivery into rebel held territory. a days delivered through 3 crossings from, took a into rebel controlled a believe provence. they are bab alice, alum, alleret, e and bab, how well the vast majority of aid is delivered by the u. n. through about how the jew to the security council's finally it

i'm emily and gwen this is l g 0 lie from. so how's that coming up? rebuilding relations with syria rocks prime minister becomes the 1st or rocky leader to visit since the start of the syria and the civil war in 2011 ukrainian troops. revive soviet era tanks using simple and low tech methods. nip adults against russian forces. and it's a show down on santa claus world, number one, carlos elko as lead 7 time champion. novak chunk of it's in the window didn't find the historically high temperatures have been recorded in many cities around the globe. heat waves is sweeping across southern europe, northern africa, and pots of the united states. and in europe, a multiple cities with nursing, a swell sweltering h service and easily and doing their best to taking the science while avoiding the worst of the hate. when on the day's my head with water from the fountains here in saint peter's square, and then we will take off or hats and go us as an enter the vatican. we just got off a cruise ship. so now we're touring roll we. we got off and we're going to do a

the hello, i'm emily and gwen this is l g 0. live from townhouse that coming up. we speak to nato secretary general on the us decision to potentially send cluster bones to ukraine. the un security council mates is to palestinians in killed in yes and novel is around the right in the occupied westbank. and china bands, food imports from japan, after it's plans to release traded radioactive water into the pacific ocean. the, we start with a developing story from the border between to new z a and libya, hundreds of african migrants, including children who have been stranded in the middle of the deserts after to museum officials expelled them from the country. many of them had been hoping to reach europe to seek asylum there. now this stock in the border region and say they being forced to drink sea water to survive. am i can say aptitude, easy, and officials push the mouth leaving and bought a guns. and now refusing to let them in, our correspondent melick train that has this exclusive report from the libya, tennessee, a border train. you told me to do, conference wa

what weather in the mix for foods, the ongoing dung and gwen g provinces in southern china, in for south korea. and the southern part of the country is got what weather here as well, worst of it will be north and west of song on monday. also some showers for q issue and who kind of islands tokyo at 34 degrees that is likely to feel humid on monday . fairly quite though in this part of southeast asia, some rain here, southern sumatra and west job of providence. and we say we go down under right now, still gloomy. weather is locked into play for that southeast corner of australia. this breeze off the water means for coastal areas of queensland likely to see some showers. but i want to take you to tuesday, go to weather makers sliding into double you a. this is going to be a lot of rain for perth and a few showers in the mix for both the north and the south island of new zealand. but with that wind out of the south temperatures are running those here the to the journey of almost 10 years in which the shakonda award for translation and international understanding has become the most importan

how does era of the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm emily, i, gwen, this is the news allen live from so hard coming up in the next 16 minutes. another day of extreme hate bags many parts of the. busy world with full cost is predicting even higher temperatures next week. while torrential, rain, and land slides in south career at least 35 people have been killed in spouses, forced from their own rebuilding relations with syria, a rock prime minister becomes if those.

the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm emily and gwen. this is denise allen live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes from easily and algeria to the us and mexico con countries around the will face dangerously high temperatures on jet harrington. and i'll have more on the heat waves for the 1st time ever. the world could officially record a temperature as high as 55 degrees celsius will show you where and when interest a few moments. heavy rains triggered flooded lands.

the other one, emily and gwen this is alex is 0. live from jo. how so coming up? listening food shortages in gaza as you and agencies talk, humanitarian supplies. we hear from families to face going hungry. hollywood actors join the picket lines and the biggest strike action in 6 decades. plus hopefully, you know, i can, i can make a history not just for to media, but for a form. for us we go chasing the windows in dream. the ownership there is one, went away from the company, the 1st applicant or our woman grand slam. the welcome to the program, extreme hate records set to be broken around the world. health warnings have been issued in multiple countries. the heat waves bring with them severe health risks, especially for young children and the elderly. death valley in the us is set to reach the highest temperature ever recorded line for this weekend. at 555 degrees celsius in north africa, l jews had his heart is down work hold on friday. as the mercury raged, $47.00 and environment full cost to experience, it's hard to stay ever with temperatures is expected to

and i will explain this more but gwen that is split between to and the difference series reflect how the funds are being extended. you probably wonder. keep taught you about what has been happening with interest rates going up it sounds confusing why would we be refinancing when rates are going up. as you recall last year this was before i joined the puc you authorized a large taxable refinancing for our water enterprise. before those bonds could be sold the rates went up rapidly and unexpected low and that transactions no longer economic. and as you see on the left chart there the first dot when the bonds were neighborhood and when they were dropped. and rates have done nothing but go you have further since. when is interested if you look at this chart that is the textable rates on the right are tax exempt rates you so they performed different low. the tax exempt market is smaller. it is more responsive to supply/demand features. one aspects is the relationship between taxable and tax exempt rates the second is -- something that i think the general public has learned beg your pardon