and is our project 21 chairman horace cooper.ative californian it's a beautiful state here it's worth saving and it took years though for california residents to say we see the results of lowering penalties for crime having to reinstate themselves to the ballot box is this a change that can continue? and its profoundly deep happening in california and was proposed by newsom and the "los angeles times" opposed and it passed publishing 36 which gutted 47 and put back into the penalties for shoplifting and drug dealing and the soft-on-crime mayor of oakland has been recalled the mayor of san francisco was defeated so something profound is going on in california. transit when you decrease the chances of the bad guy being caught and convicted and incarcerated crime goes up. they may be criminals but they aren't stupid. >> it's remarkable and george gascon was also defeated. and for horace cooper as californians democrats wright. and with being on schools on the street and it's there in california and whether it's biden and harris ital

horace, let me start with you. it is you know, i did i was i was swearing a little bit before we came back on the air as i was thinking about, you know, barack obama had so much potential. it did invigorate so many americans. the symbolism of his presidency as the first black president was vitally important. but there now seems to be like the spell is broken that this guy being becoming president, part and parcel of all the problems we've had dividing people, you know, maligning them, you know, relying on their, you know, clinging to their guns and religion, the, the, the smug superiority. and now people are hearing him saying things like, you know, we've got to have a pluralism and build coalitions horse. wouldn't you say that the condition, the situation we're in now is a direct result of what barack obama laid out when he was president and even before. >> look, doctor seuss has a book just for the former president. >> it's marvin k mooney. please go now. his leadership was wasted. the opportunity to demonstrate

horace, i think that's kind of unlikely. the fact that her race-baiting on this case utterly failed. totally failed. >> well, i have been blogging about this on twitter, x, since february of this year because it has been embarrassing poor her abilities, her leadership of the district attorney's office. and then we got to see this whole sorted affair. here's the real story. these other district attorneys are going to have to ask themselves are they willing to take on this pathetic sad case that never should have brought forth and use their communities, their counties, resources to pursue it? miss willis apparently has had a free reign to misuse the resources in her county as maybe she thought she could get away with. these other district attorneys are not going to have that kind of leeway. i don't think they are going to touch this with a 10-foot pole. >> laura: no. and maybe she shouldn't be giving speeches in churches about a case that she is involved with next time. that might have been a good way to go. david and horace,

this was it took for me a little bit too long, horace cooper. but, you know, californians, democrats. right. this is not you don't need to be a conservative to want your family to be safe in schools or on the street, or to not want your your neighbors, your fellow state citizens to be sleeping in tents on the street. because this is more than california, right? this is whether it's biden and kamala harris and the crime initiatives. this is really about a party that has led them down a road that nobody really wants in so many states. >> make no mistake, the ultra woke warriors are behind the whole mission to allow an open season on innocent americans. when innocent americans, whether black, brown or white, are asked, what should we do? they want more law enforcement and they want greater punishment. any microeconomics professor will tell you if you want more of a particular human behavior rewarded. if you want less of that behavior, sanction it. i'm asking the governor of new york fire, alvin bragg, put someone in place who is going to say to peo

now in the eighty's and ninety's folks, the group to draw attention to the horace of media will be telling the trauma they experienced as a warning to the more than well for the last name took with us like production. you imagine this through a full 1000 nuclear warheads. this could be launch immediately. this means that the damage that occurred in hiroshima and nagasaki could be multiplied by hundreds, even thousands. and it could happen at any moment. there is a situation where it is not surprising if any of you become victims, possibly even perpetrators will go. when the united states dropped atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki, it led to the depths of 210000 people. those who survived remote wine anguish and determination to never let it happen again. a yes, in a world marked by conflicts in the middle east in ukraine. the danger they want is ever present. yeah, we saw your reaction in an exclusive interview with al jazeera, straight off to collecting their reward. they emphasize the need for world leaders to choose life of a death, but the 0 more near you, my go. sure. well, russia

horace cooper, great to see you again.nks for joining us. >> thank you. >> how do you trump-proof a state in america? like, what happens when you need the president of the united states of america for something? >> right. elizabeth: coming up, we're going to show you the full sound of radio host charlamagne tha god hammering far-left california governor newsom trying to trump-proof california. news coming in to the studio, california state lawmakers pushing back on newsom, calling what he's doing a vanity project for newsom and his white house aspirations. also this tonight -- >> what do you want 50 years from now history the say about kamala harris? elizabeth: pay for praise? a big, new controversy comes at the worst time for msnbc. america's biggest coalition of black church leaders now demand that msnwc -- msnbc suspend and investigate al sharpton for taking half a million dollars there from kamala's campaign before his softball interview with her. comcast is trying to get rid of msnbc. it is in a ratings crash, we got

good morning horace. good morning, my dear. are you doing well? thank you. to the young man and the student who's talking about all these bill of rights in a civics and all these other stuff. i'm a 79 new black man. when i was born legally, blacks wasn't even allowed so long in the state, let alone burning cigarets and still the grass. was allowed to. people were about to for them because something. so narrow these rights to this man was about to words. he was born in the rights stand. so it's easy for us to say all these terrible things about. rights and stuff. unless ernest, you was born without any, he would appreciate you. you know, john quincy. understand education. you understand. he's a good teacher. we a man that was to the wants to just destroy the department of education. you understand that? so it's mixed up. it's crazy. so i don't understand what. you're saying you understand of course. i appreciate what you're saying. and i think i understand your perspective all. i'll say that one of the things that we take very seriously at the bill of rights

the elementary schools are sylvia castle, donald meyer, horace cureton, and a.j. dorsa. and then there's the middle school, joseph george. at the end of this academic year, renaissance academy at fisher will merge with renaissance academy and matheson lieu elementary school will merge with san antonio elementary, and paynter elementary will merge with shepherd middle school. now, critics say these closures will impact low income families who can least afford for their children to go to school. further from where they live. but the district has been firm in saying that it cannot afford to operate the same number of schools. with three fourths of the students. it had ten years ago. the new superintendent visited campuses on the closure list, but at least one parent told us she did not feel heard. it's heartbreaking because the district did not take the parent concerns into consideration. superintendent sturla went to our school, spoke to our parents, spoke to him and he didn't put anything on his report. back to the board members. i personally emailed each and every one of

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let's horace, the anti, or austin, funded by several american and british arms manufacturers described by so as the propaganda arm alternate of it to spews narratives that are not objective to say the least. and this the just narratives and swenson, i am seeing the actually had a training session for journalists on how to mass live pro trump and pro bradford posts for this information. i had of course of the 2020 election. nope, bear in mind that trump was the sitting presidents at the time. everyone say it with me dismiss this. org to distract this may excellent. does anyone have a number one pick that they would like to mention related to this one? this they said dismissed the yes. what do you miss smith? this is a voice is how many do you think dismissed? raise your card please. i think we're on to something here. yeah. yeah, absolutely. so you're right that underneath that that's him. there are here. he's twisting the story he's, he's accusing somebody else and same thing, right? but the main thing is what, what, what he's saying is like that, listen to them because it's a witch hu

the elementary schools that are closing include sylvia casale, donald meyer, horace cureton, and a.j. dorsa. also, joseph george, middle school. in the meantime, renaissance academy at fisher will merge with renaissance academy at matt mahan lucia elementary, will merge with san antonio elementary, and paynter elementary will merge with shepherd middle school for the second time. a delaware judge ruling tessa cannot pay ceo elon musk tens of billions of dollars in bonuses. scott mcgrew explains that fight and why, for now, musk will not get his money. that judge said no because she agreed with a group of tesla shareholders who were concerned that musk had railroaded the tesla board into giving him that $100 billion pay package. the concern is that the board is too loyal to musk instead of operating as an independent body. the way it's supposed to. musk argues he did the things required in the contract to get that kind of pay. he boosted tesla's stock enough to make all shareholders happy and profited in the process. some do criticize musk for making pie in the sky promises to boost an

so it's just horace . there is nothing positive to come up to done in regards to humanitarian side. right. and that's the mostly it's side when it comes to this war, in my opinion, and not enough attention is being given to it. right. and now introducing you. i said it's good to have you on the program again because i remember speaking to you around this time. last year you mentioned the difficult conditions of situation. your family and friends were in back then. how are they doing now? or i don't have much family left and then those who could have left, especially, i mean, i come see cartoon and we have no one left in cartoon. and it's a very sad state of affairs. oh, we still have friends and colleagues in sudan and they're spread out throughout the country, but when he comes to my direct relatives, we have no one left. i mean it's 5 generations of my father's family completely. no longer in the country. and none of us know when or if we can ever go back. and that's the most sobering thought that hits all of us right for the. so you've been very, very vocal about the ongoing conf

meyer, horace cureton, lindale, and sylvia castle elementary schools.nd two academies. aptitude and renaissance. other schools are being listed for consolidation. now, the school board presented that list during a tense meeting last month. it was open to the public. as you might imagine, a lot of people had a lot to say. the district is facing a $20 million budget deficit and declining enrollment. tonight's meeting begins at 530. well, a shakeup in silicon valley. the ceo of the bay area's most storied chip company stepped down abruptly this morning very abruptly. scott mcgrew says the future is very cloudy now for intel. good morning. pat gelsinger is out. he says he's retiring as of now. as of yesterday. actually, he had led intel since 2021 and not. well, the company's stock is down around 60% since he took over. two intel executives will co ceo temporarily. now gelsinger was the third ceo in about ten years, in the second to resign in that time frame. in a written statement, gelsinger said it's been a challenging year for all of us as we have made t

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they include sylvia can sell elementary horace cureton elementary school age a door set elementary.o donald meyer elementary school, joseph george middle school and renaissance academy at fisher today. parents speaking out about that decision. kron four's terisa stasio met with moms at one school being shut down in east san jose. >> i want this happening again. i don't want is school picnic for it was very for earth. that. >> unfair parent. candace douglas is distraught. heard owners beloved school renaissance academy in senate say is slated to be shut down. >> really drives me crazy. is this renaissance school is not the same is not fun. >> and they want to merge those 2 schools together. the program that's here is going to be. take it away. and this this cool actually works. the scores are high. scores are high in this cool daughter has severe dyslexic and learning disabilities and she has. >> skyrocketed in the school. >> renaissance academy at fisher is one of 6 schools. the alum rock union school board voted to close next year in an attempt to deal with the 20 million dollar sh

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the 6 schools that are closing are still be a because cell elementary, horace cureton elementary schoolr, elementary school and joseph george middle school, also renaissance academy at fisher. now, lots of parents say that they're pretty concerned about the decision. course. scott forestry says stasio met with so his parents at a school that is being shut down in the san jose. >> unfair. i don't want this happening again. i don't want is my point for it was very for was a that parent can does. douglas is distraught. >> her daughters beloved school renaissance academy in east saint is a is slated to be shut down. really drives me crazy. is this renaissance school is not the same is not some. >> and they want to merge those 2 schools together. the program that's here is going to be. taking away. and this this cool actually works. the scores are high. test scores are high in this cool daughter has severe dyslexic and learning disabilities and she has skyrocketed in the school. >> renaissance academy at fisher is one of 6 schools. the alum rock union school board voted to close next year in

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so our blaming. horace. calling the optic in militants. reorganizing an attempt to prevent the countries from exiting b equal was square. thank the college of heads of state of the alliance of south states. notes that since the adoption of this new strategic position dictated by the legitimate aspirations for freedom and peace. the imperialist french calling to feeling threatened by its interest, with support from some heads of state of the sub region, has been desperately trying to halt the liberation dynamic launch by the alliance of south states. well, let's get more of that now. live from regional journalist here banga border. why you're more than welcome. and the accusation appears to be japan got that militant groups are re re emerging in strands. reorganizing on that front is in some way related to that. can you give it your assessment on what's actually on folding there? thank you. you. then i just wasted on the ground is quite precarious at the moment and there's a lot of tension in the as echo as i

moving on to think tanks and the atlantic council in particular, let's horace, the anti russian, funded by several american and british arms manufacturers, described by some as the propaganda arm of nato. it's who spews narratives that are, it's not objective to say the least and it's not just narratives and swenson i am seeing the actually had a training session for journalists on how to mass live pro trump and pro brad's, of posts for this information. i had of course of the 2020 election. now bear in mind that trump was the sitting presidents at the time. everyone say it with me dismiss this. org to distract this may excellent. does anyone have a number one pick that they would like to mention related to this one? just they said dismissed of yes. what do you mean this most expensive voices. how many do you think dismissed you? raise your card please. i think we're on to something here. yeah, yeah, absolutely. so you're right that, that underneath that, that's him. there are, he's twisting the stories. he's accusing somebody else and same thing, right? but the main thing is what, what

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but those who survived the horace of december 26th, 2004, will carry those images forever steadfast and l just sierra g, or more than a 1000 people died in thailand. wherever 300 villages were affected. people have held memorial services commemorating those who lost their lives tightens his strength, and that is off the management systems and mechanisms over the past 2 decades. aligning the international frameworks. the huge waves arrived on thailand's coastline just before 1 o'clock in the morning. on december 26th. tony chang has more from project. at 758 on the morning of the 26th of december, 2004. a mass of a quick struck just off the coast of northern so much it was the 3rd largest in recorded history. us quite generated a huge wave, 13 meters in height in some places and traveling more than 500 kilometers. and now, a tourists here and for kit said about an hour and a half later, they noticed a c receiving out of the bay. and then a huge swell of water that swallowed everything in its path. an estimate to 226000 people died in the asians phenomena. in 14 countries around the india

but those who survived the horace of december 26th, 2004, will carry those images forever steadfast and l just sierra g. this southcourt is opposition, has submitted a motion to parliament to impeach, to acting president hyundai, who is also the prime minister and became the thing president after the national assembly and peace present. new and security. less than 2 weeks ago. eunice accused of insurrection after trying to impose martial law early of this month. the opposition is accusing honda of assisting you and then using his veto power to stop laws being passed from the pride has the latest trends so often days of speculation and threats. so the main opposition policy has now formerly moved ahead with its impeachment to attempt against the acting president tons of su. problem is, the hon stepped into the jobs. when a president union sick jo was impeached for his short lived in possession of marshal lord, at the beginning of december, now the opposition party has been in disputes with hon. oh, by his handling of use case also about the appointments of justice is to the constitutiona

i think it's been on speak of those of horace stuff. they went through, ousted president bosher, all assets says he had no plans to flee syria, and which is the poor to, to be his 1st statement since the full of the regime. no acid, who was granted asylum by the russian government, says he planned to keep fighting opposition forces. he claims he left the capital for a russian military base and his then stronghold of the attack. yeah. and that's where he found out his forces had been tough. holds you as president elect donald trump has cooled the full of the asset regime in syria and unfriendly take. have a lucas straight to the biotech? yeah. well, nobody knows what the final outcomes going to be in the region. you know, nobody knows who really the final. i believe it's a turkey and i think turkey is a very smart. he's a very smart guy. the very tough turkey didn't unfriendly take over without a lot of lives being lost. i can't say that a side was a butcher who what he did to children. now dora is a suburb of damascus, known for its opp

thank so much no dave horace in amman, the the full $138.00 days of his writing each other, citing dollars that has kind the lives of more than $45000.00 palestinians. the military is repeatedly talked with every part of the strife. and since wednesday morning, is there any science in northern dogs that kills at least 14 palestinians? the tax talks and hangs in. giovanni and kansas city children are amongst the dead . also to try to recover his email correspondence twos in their left voice in central gauze. good morning, tammy. let's just begin with these recent is riley strikes and yet more english for the palestinians. quite a good morning. so hell, yeah, it has been a very fluid situation, especially during the hours of this morning. wow. the, what's the use of quite charged with strikes the how those residential buildings, the focus has been pretty much on the notes and also on that gone. so 6 a we, i was noticing that 3 residential has 2 in that there was neighborhood in gods and city another wanting to value a refuge account has been one deflection by used by the fight to jet initial

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about 16 months into the war, lincoln wrote a public letter to horace greeley of the new york tribunet one month before the emancipation proclamation. he said he could tolerate slavery if the union were preserved. he wrote my object in this struggle is to save the union. it is not either to save or destroy slavery. if i could save the union without freeing any slave, i would do it. and if i could save it by freeing some and leaving others alone, i would also do that. what i do about slavery and the colored race, i do it because i believe it helps to save the union, end quote. so lincoln's goal from the start was to preserve the union. the emancipation proclamation didn't come until about a year and a half into the war, but it was a brilliant political move because it allowed lincoln in the north to claim the moral high ground and to label southerners as defenders of slavery forever. as the war went on, many southerners were also motivated to resist lincoln's consolidation of tyrannical power in the federal government. lincoln suspended habeus corpus to silence opposition to his war pl