leave you brenda huff with tonya copy. copy cc devil general. who got up to sort of do we have about the yeah, yeah. the amazon jimmy was yes. be book for the nurse to be put on bed room with some of the one that you would use is building up law of a human can apply to the boy. boy are the best you can i so how long do you know? like, i don't know. there's no kind of the has been a lot of fun, but what dan radi had come to an end and it was time for good bite. and at the end of the 3 days, mohammed had this to say, we will never forget these beautiful memories. we'll leave a dance, but we hope to meet again in other races. in better circle in a peaceful and safe libya, ah, just the right here to report on the people often ignored, but who must be hurt. how many other channels can you say? we'll take the time and put extensive thought into reporting from under reported areas. of course, we cover major global events that are partial lives and making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like how was find libya and her region.

i wish to huff corporation chain, the company, the costs and channel bread and global local government. they price for on foreign companies. what to can make their leave here is in what can be beneficial for the work for the business on the really serious preferences, concern and tax. yeah. now we are going to the self service area. you can come and fix this on time when you call international school for know only apartments and a low 15 percent text rate, a just billing to attract entrepreneurs. but there are drawbacks to, as well as the language barrier. many businesses are put off by chinese censorship . of the internet, the spatial integration of self service tech coming out. unfortunately, everson, k need. we need to come here, we need negotiations. we need more international community, re wish communication in this community because when new companies come, they do not know those already settled down here. more international businesses. they do not painting parts of the paper that you need to sign even to open the company or in chinese. and this means that you have nothing to los

shouldn't this be the type of issue that is in the ballot box and not in the huff of leaving the city? >> you assuming that there's a huff and two, you're assuming that can it be resolved in a diplomatic fashion, this is not the same thing as 2003. the reason why we're here is there's the chance of federal legislation passing that would take care of all of this for us. >> neil: but if the republicans were to do in reverse what you're doing for whatever reason -- and i understand your passion. you're not faking that passion here -- wouldn't you be angry that rather than try to iron it out that they bolt, they leave the state? >> you know, i think what the public doesn't see here is what is going on behind the scenes. we spent over 23 hours debating. our members tried to negotiate. prior to that behind closed doors, we tried to negotiate. we tried amendments. on a straight party line vote they were all rejected. so we're trying to work this out. >> neil: got it. so let me get your take on the most onerous part of that measure. how would you describe the one thing that broke off these ta

got what i need ♪ ♪ but you say he just a friend ♪ ♪ but you say he just a friend ♪ >> marcel theo huffe rap legend. he worked with will smith, beastie boys. he was profiled in the washington post magazine. he had this incredible thing he said about fame. the weirdest thing about my fame when i'm thinking it's almost over, it just sparks back up. they're not letting me die. biz markie died after a decade long battle with type 2 diabetes. he was 57. dmx, black rob and shock g died in a span of a few weeks, they were 50, 52 and 57 respectively. last october one of my all-time favorite rappers m.f. doom died at the age of 49. now you can say, well, musicians die too young all the time, that's true. the right rapper life cycle burns out quick. this is also about disparities that have long been documented. earlier this year the american medical association noted the country's pervasive health inequities had a tragic tally of 74,000 excess deaths among black people compared to white people each year between 2016 and 2018. even more stark when you look at just black menace all of these rappers

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they will ha humorous huff whistle video is a line of people in different countries trying to play sports or getting a work out to get in malaysia. people flickered their lights on and off in a symbolic and often poignant chill, philadelphia and back with a look downstairs again. when no one really knew much about the buyers, and even few understood the pros distancing chance of jo or keep fighting between now again, jim current engine. you go you jimmy, all their passion mailed shoes that you for your patient. mentioned to me that you can't even watch on how we should to i got a gentleman which i you need to know the job should. thank you and i think you should. yeah. you know, it really comes back to we are social beings. we are not meant to be alone. you know, it's analogous to the idea of hearing. the water is not a face to drink and yet we're also stars. she. and so we're looking for opportunities in a variety of ways, and i'm actually loving some of the creative ways that people are finding to, to try and connect under these incredibly strange circumstances. but there's been somethi

they will ha humorous. huff with school video is a line of people in different countries trying to play sports or getting a work out to get the malaysia people flickered lights on and off in a symbolic and often poignant chill. philadelphia and back with a look down swift again. when no one really knew much about the virus, and even few under the pro, distancing chance of joe or keep fighting between me. now jim, current engine. you go you jimmy, all their engine passion, male. she is the true for gender. she new patients will be going out to be that you can't even watch how we should to i got a call not jamming, which i you need to know the job should that make you should. yeah. you know, it really comes back to we are social beings. we are not meant to be a well, you know, it's analogous to the idea of hearing. the water is not safe to drink and yet we're also search. and so we're looking for opportunities in a variety of ways, and i'm actually loving some of the creative ways that people are finding to, to try and connect under these incredibly strange circumstances. but this being s

chrysler's friend, courtney huff, watched every step. >> homeless people are not treated with any kind of dignity or respect. we are treated like criminals. >> reporter: the tearing down of this tp that some called an eyesore, and one woman a home, took only a few minutes. what remains, a large, loud, dusty, case in point symbolizing all the frustrations of california's homeless crisis. >> ice cream makes everything better. >> reporter: or not. while everyone else bore witness, chrysler never saw the end. >> they are ripping your tv, and you are giving to other people. >> that's who i am. >> reporter: in san rafael, abc7. news. >>> happening now, city leaders in alameda are considering no longer having police respond to mental health calls. the city council meeting just started. members arch back to devote tonight on whether to approve a pilot program that would dispatch trained counselors to mental health calls, not police officers. >> one thing we have all made the mistake over the years doing is cutting our mental health and community responses, and assuming that the police can pick

i'd huff and he was chanting in full, his address. he was also palestinians, and johnson, who also living under is really occupation for the 2nd year in a row, only a limited number of people have been a load at his lunch holiest sites in mecca to mark the beginning of each of her. it's usually one of the world's largest religious gathering that attracts more than $2000000.00 muslims. but only 16 science and vaccination. saudi residents are taking pause in this year's hodge pilgrimage because of corona virus restrictions. the white house says it seeming to close the guantanamo bay prison. it follows the 1st prisoner release under the joe biden administration of white house correspondence. kimberly hawkins has more. he was held for almost 2 decades without charge at guantanamo bay detention facility. in 2016 review panel recommended abdul la teeth monsieur b repatriated to his home country. but it didn't happen until this month. the 1st release says the us president joe biden took office. this individual who we now it's a transfer of t

i'm jen bendry, senior politics reporter for the huff post, i'll be your moderator today. a couple of house keeping items before we begin. today's call is being recorded and the recording will be available after the call on acs's web site. if you want to ask a question, you can type it into the q&a box on the bottom of your screen at any time during this call. please don't use the chat function to submit questions because they might get missed. feel free to send any questions during the panel. i will try to pick up some as we go, and then i will save the rest for the end. finally, whatever this means i'm going to tell you, one hour of california cle credit is available for this call. please e-mail info@acslaw.org, with court reform in the subject line to receive your cle credit. if you're seeking credit in any other jurisdiction, to see if it provides with reciprocity. cle materials can be found on the event page of acs's web site, and will be shared with all participants in a follow up e-mail. okay, let's move on to our panelists. congressman mondaire jones is a freshman

they are not ready to accept, not only women or huff ganeth son, but other right. so there's no guarantee they will respect and recognize human rights, women's rights, freedom of expression, power of sharing. and of course, the power of the people which is said, the constitution of got to stand in national identity and values, which is the african made. and the last 20 years, we paid a lot a, we paid our life, we paid to time for it. and for, for me, it's not to really easy to accept it. i should go back 22 years for where i started . i start my activity and to be are women's rights activists during a ton of time, it was the 19 like the age agree where you say in the country, it's hard for me for you remain in the country. if it looks like you're taliban, well over i'm calling always it. yes, yes. this is my life a i took the decision when they beat me on the street. and did i, it was like a just a wake up call for me because i was visiting a doctor without meal money member of my family. so they big me on the street. why i'm alone with my little girl with my daugh

purchase were held in other cities as well as iran, soft as it's was dropped in 50 years, runs president huff and ronnie responded to the unrest with a warning. madame dorman school system rule, of course we must distinguish between the people of who is a stan and a group that sometimes chance incorrect slogans. a few 100 protesters are not. the people have crew to stop. it's their natural right to talk is protest and even take to the streets within the framework of the law. meanwhile, some people might use this opportunity and an evil person might join the protesters and use guns and shoot and kill one of our dear countrymen. let's say from ali fatalities shop now, an affiliated scholar with the free university of berlin and the author of the iran, 1400 brief weekly newsletter. he told us this unrest is actually part of a wider crisis in iraq. it's also not only water, it's an ecological crisis that is existing in iran for a few years now. and i've been trying to conceptualize the key challenges of the song republic as a triple crisis, one of them being illogical and the other to be so sick

a thought has been in office now since july 2000, after taking over from his father, huff is you're watching live pictures now from damascus, where mr. will syrian president, the trial asset, has been speaking to the people's assembly. shortly after taking his oath of office . he refused to resign from the presidency defied serious decade long civil war and international pressure. iranian has marched through the streets of oil rich crystal province in protest against water shortages. their police reported the fire weapons to dispense the crowds. what sorta does, i'll comment in iran, southern provinces during summer and low rain for his west and this year protested blame the government's policy of diverting water resources to the central problem. the king of this latina has labeled angie, monarchy protest is as a tech and appointed a new prime minister, ignoring calls for democratic reforms. at least 27 people have now reportedly been killed since those demonstrations began in june. if so teeny, formerly known as was the land, is the last absolute monarchy in africa, who are above many repor

we'll have reaction from one huff his accusers and her lawyer, gloria allred. >>> wildfire victims willve new insurance for property law. it will take effect july 1st. student loan borrowers will have protections from predatory practices. the state's three juvenile prisons will stop accepting admissions. ing it thing and driving could cost you. two distracted convictions within three years would put a point on your record. the state's ban on buying a handgun will expand to some semiautomatic rifles. >>> check out this party at alameda's ferry point. it's a good-bye barb. bash. as justin andrews mentioned, the ferries relaunched and the parking lot will now reopen to cars. they're getting down. >> they are. we all went skating a week ago. >> that was you right there. >> i wish. all right, gianna, how are the roads looking? >>> the roads are looking good. we have our hot spots. we're talking ferries, public transport. justin andrews is live. he will be there with a live report. if you're hitting the roadway, we have a crash as you work your way on highway 12. look at all that red popping

criminal case is done, i'm still proceeding with a civil lawsuit against him on behalf of my client judy huffwho alleges in her lawsuit that she was a victim of child sexual abuse by mr. cosby when she was at the playboy mansion a number of years ago, and our civil lawsuit was stayed. we were awaiting this decision by the pennsylvania supreme court. now we're going back to the judge in august, and he'll set either a date to finish discovery and/or trial date for us, and now, because of the decision today, don, mr. cosby is going to be compelled to give his deposition, and we're going to take that, and he was not going to be able to invoke his fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination is the lawsuit that we filed. so we're looking forward to questioning mr. cosby under oath now. >> victoria, you know, he is out on a legal procedural issue, a technicality, so to speak, if you want to put it that way. this specific case cannot be re-tried. what does that mean to you? >> well, it's infuriating. absolutely frustrating, and i think it makes many of us rage inside with some impoe tent ang

some good volume and then covid hit. >> reporter: huff keeping the diner afloat for their family ofs. >> reporter: with their team intact, the diner has come back stronger than ever. >> just made us feel like we're an important part of our community. >> one more. my team is on the floor. >> reporter: in a state known for movies like "hoosiers" and icons like larry bird, sports are king. it's fitting that the ncaa hall of champions calls indianapolis its home. >> the ncaa hall of champions boasts two levels of interactive exhibits, and we are featuring all 24 of our ncaa sports. >> reporter: covid closures forced the museum to pivot to virtual exhibits. now they're open and thriving. >> we are starting to get day camp groups and we're getting school groups. i'm going to appreciate those groups and visitors a lot more than i ever did before. >> reporter: 30% of their entire economy rests in manufacturing. mursix employs over 170 people with a focus on auto parts. when the pandemic shut them down, owner susan carlock knew she had to do something. >> i'm a registered nurse and i really

so what we're seeing here is a 21 huff year high.he numbers were higher than this was in march of 2000. this is unusual because usually what you'll see is a down turn in immigration when the temperatures get really hot at the border. usually may is about the peak. and then when you talk about crossing the border as the temperatures surge above 100, there are fewer people especially children who are willing to make that journey. it shows that there are still many children desperate enough fleeing conditions of violence, poverty, a lot of that inflicted by the covid-19 pandemic. they want to risk their chances and come to the united states. the biden administration is considering ending the covid-19 restriction that's have been put in place that expelled many of the immigrants who are attempting to cross the border before they're allowed to make an asylum claim. if they lift that, more immigrants will be able to stay in the united states while they pursue those claims and border officials that i spoke to said they worry once the restri

instead of examining why tens of millions of americans are opting out of vaccination they huff and puff and insult their fellow americans and of course, they look for scapegoats. >> there are two hosts of programs on fox prime time that can only be characterized as anti-vax quacks. >> americans literally celebrated in the streets. there was of course, no fox news back then. it was no talkers and lauras smearing the idea of getting vaccinated. >> 34% of them are vaccinated. only 34% of that state went to joe biden. mississippi, 33% are fully vaccinated. 41% of the vote there went to biden and it is american politics that is killing the american people right now. >> laura: she is a lot of fun. in response, the white house is embracing a campaign of cutthroat intimidation against anyone who questions the official position on covid. and this goes far beyond stripping them of their amendment rights on social media. >> i do believe on the local level there should be more mandates. >> laura: oh, the health experts simply refused to concede power. these shutdowns and controls, they have been on

the new york city subway system who better to tell us about is than janice huff she's in for al this morning >> good morning. it's pouring outside our window right now here as tropical storm elsa makes its way up the coast. strongest winds will be along the coast. they are still tropical storm warnings in effect for shores along long island, up through parts of conne well rainfall totals will be the biggest thing and the wind along the coast. right now,w, elsa's center is fe miles east of atlantic city, new jersey, but it's moving rapidly. it's on a tear right now, over 30 miles an hour off to the north and east strongest winds near the center, but the effects are far reaching heavy rain, wind, gusts of 60 miles per hour at cape cod are possible, and d an isolated tornado and dangerous rip currents are possible as well. look at the rainfall totals from southern new england which includes providence to boston, portland, and east maine, they're looking at upwards of maybe 6 inches of rainfall it's starting to pull away fast. >> we'll come back to you in a few minutes. >>> now to the ba

so i understand your show and the kind of stuff that you do, huff and puff and all that.ommitted to, this -- >> neil: i don't do a lot of huffing and puffing here. i give both sides a chance to share their view. i'm telling you the read from many on this is for all the best intentions, you're coming across as bitter and angry and that if you don't get something you want, it could be voting rights now, could be other legislation tomorrow. take your marbles and go home if you don't get your way. it is one way to force maybe a federal issue and that might happen. but how can voters in texas, democrat or republican trust you to do your job if you leave your jo job? >> i think you mentioned a good point. voters. we want people, neil, to be able to vote. we want people to have the right to vote to be able to vote. if you think that following the constitution, which is what we've done here, is something we shouldn't have done and if you're telling me under no circumstances would you ever for any reason would you ever be elected contemplate using the constitution allows you to in

. >> also on deck today, we have larns jones and ari fleischer on the and marie huff. >> we begin withams like teaching critical race theory in our schools.

the last thing i would say his texas democrats today have all left the state in a huff because they are is putting through. they are coming to d.c. why? because d.c. has the solutions? rather than staying in their state and trying to work it out, coming to washington -- >> greg: you mean you can leave work if you are losing? >> dana: you can never leave. [laughter] >> jesse: coming up, liberals are outraged over billionaire richard branson richard branson's historic space flight. like many people with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease, i was there. be right back. but my symptoms were keeping me from where i needed to be. so i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people with uc or crohn's disease. and humira helps people achieve remission that can last, so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reaction

. >> and we have lift after huff. >> reporter: they have two different approaches to space tourism.n uses a rocket controlled from the ground. no pilots with six passenger, it will climb to more than 62 miles high. virgin galactic uses a plane dropped from a mothership, then rocketing to the edge of space, the so-called car men line. that is another very big difference. nasa and the military say the edge of space is 50 miles high. virgin test pilots have climbed to 56 miles up. but international agencies say the edge of space is 62 miles up. the blue origin team has tweeted that branson and his passengers aren't really going to space and will have an asterisk by their titles. it is what you say when someone gets their firsts. branson insists there is room for both companies. >> i can give you lots of reasons why we think our experience is better than his, but they're both valid. they're both needed. >> little billionaire space trash talk. tom joins us from new mexico. good morning. it is great to see you. with branson, bezos, elon musk launching this space race, first seats going to

national spelling bee when a 14-year-old became the first black american to win in the competition's 96 huff 96-year history. watch. >> murraya. >> that is correct. >> all right. she beat out 208 other contestants. zaila sealed the win by spelling the genius of plant in the citrus family correctly. she is not only a talented speller, she is it also a basketball whiz. the she holds three guinness world records for dribbling multiple balls at the same time. you see some of them there. on the "today" show this morning, she let us in on her plans for the future. >> i'm going to harvard to play basketball and then maybe going to wnba or overseas or something before i go into my next thing of, like, working with nasa or something like that. or be a basketball coach. >> zaila calls spelling a hobby though she practices up to seven hours a day. we're all excited to see what the future holds for you. >>> and critical new guidance for the cdc about what school will will look like for students in the fall in the age of coronavirus. we're going to talk to a former white house senior adviser for the covi

glenn, has it never occurred to the folks at npr that msnbc, huff post, the left win sites, also deal issues, also try to make democrats look bad, and yet the daily wire is accused of turning anger into an art form. is npr that tone deaf? >> i mean, it's the most extreme case to lacking self awareness i think i've ever seen, it's not just the sites that you mentioned but npr it self would rather throw acid than criticize a leading democratic party politician and at least ben shapiro is honest about his ideology, as are msnbc or fox opinion hosts. what makes this so galling is npr is accusing other people of being politically polarizing and serving a political side of the spectrum when that's all npr does and ever since the george floyd killing, you can listen to npr and almost be guaranteed that the theme of npr will be some culture war issue about race, they almost flood the zone of coverage. so everything they're saying about ben shapiro is true about them, the only difference being that ben shapiro is candid about his views and npr pretends superiority. howie: ben shapiro reacted b

and resources which we have been left at huff. and so i am proud to be from san francisco. but a proud to be from the city where we have black leadership that is committed to doing that right now in this moment a black mayor. we have a black president and board of supervisors were all speaking the same language about what equity means to the for our people. so to note that this is not just conversation is unique to what is happening in san francisco but when that is universal, and have your voice tamika mallory and for your hard andra and other folks here being unified in that message and creating space for t us to be us why were doing it is everything to me. so honored to be here. sue and we h are honored to be here with you in one thing about tamika mallory, she doesn't like it when we all right, she wants us to trying bright. when you think about her organization, and she's able to makes and talks about in the book, mixing the centralization decentralization reading creating a situation we can have a constellation of what is been started and so i think that is so importa

but in fact leaders like black huff were trying to lead their nations into a new future.a shawnee future. in no way where they simply don't u.s. politicians and agents told them to do. i should note that they would absolutely disagree with what i just said. with but i just said. they accuse the black hoof of being a solid and media which. winter comes they went west, and they already moved west. the answer there tended to be positive on the surface, that sounds great, we want to join your movement. but almost the next sentence would be as soon as we finished fighting our native neighbor that was in the middle of the war with, in places where u.s. settlers have not reached national and local concerns dominated even more. but these wars obviously completely undercut the message of being one of people. things were even a little muddy in the own pace of profits town. simply couples in 1810 show the -- then you the profit we lead, but they were not sure if it will be against united states or -- they were the united states. . different nations has their own -- to wrap up, 19 ce

in our civil lawsuit, which alleges that our client, judy huff, was victimized, was a victim of childo sit for a second deposition, the first is under seal, in this second deposition, which we intend to take prior to trial, we intend to ask him many, many questions under oath. he is going to be compelled to answer them because he can't invoke his fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimi self-incrimination. >> ja ninice it's tony dokoupil takes a toll on a person to come forward in a case like this, it takes a toll on a person to testify at trial. i'm curious, knowing what you know about the outcome, would you come back and take the stand and what would you say to other women who may be hesitating in different cases right now? >> i would go back in a new york minute. coming forward, actually, was empowering, and it gave me strength to speak out, and it also gave me -- i received so much support that it's kind of like a pay it forward thing. i have -- i just want to help other people and not let him being released from jail, not to discourage other women or men from coming forward

dropped briefly into blackstone's headquarters, and then was gone so did he leave in a huff or was itno sign. he had been missing for a year, two years at this point. >> was henrikson questioned? >> he had taken a polygraph. >> and he passed. >> yes, and so the two detectives got in the car and drove 700 miles so watford city, minnesota their destination, the home of james henrikson, and sarah. >> in the garage was like a 2-year-old bentley, flat tires, kind of almost laying on its belly. >> a bentley, an almost new bentley. obviously not taken care of at all? >> no. >> sarah answered the door, very pleasant, said the detectives and went to get james. >> how did james henrikson greet you, did he, you know, tell you a story, sit you down for a cup of tea, what. >> he leaned out the door, slapped me on the shoulder, and said, it's too bad you drove all the way, my attorney told me not to talk you. >> you got nothing. >> got not. >> he was a big man, 5'10" of steroided rock muscle. he bragged he was benching over 500 pounds and he looked like it. i don't intimidate, can i grew werewolf f

. >> also on deck today, we have larns jones and ari fleischer on the and marie huff. >> we begin with something potentially using federal covid funds for controversial programs like teaching critical race theory in our schools. hello and welcome, everyone. i'm sandra smith. it is friday. hello, benjamin. >> i'm benjamin, in for john roberts. department of education approved plans to have six states and washington, d.c. to use funds from president biden's american rescue plan. >> sandra: some states could use the funds to further the controversial programs. >> live from the white house with a breakdown how the states will use the funding. >> the american rescue plan was signed in during march, getting that money out times time. the departments of education sending $6 billion to handful of states to help kids get back to school. a lot of money going in different places. a lot go for funds to make sure kids go back to the classroom, some for summer programs. there are proposals to address racial and social gaps. look at rhode island funding plan. they want to center all actions anti-race

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now, last friday, the financial times reported thatjess brammer who had worked at the news website huffer of the house of commons jase jacob rees—mogg said... others felt the bbc public independence and impartiality were being damaged from the opposite direction. albert ross wanted... so robbie gibb hasn't commented directly on the financial times story. but the source close to him denied he used the words attributed to him. meanwhile at the westminster media forum this week, fran unsworth said editors make decisions... and the bbc added in a statement... if concerns about impartiality were prompted by the previousjobs held byjess brammer and so robbie gibb, there was another row over impartiality with social media at its heart. it emerged recently as reported on news watch that a journalist had posted offensive tweets about israel and hitler three years previous to her employment there. on wednesday, she put out a statement saying that she had been dismissed from herjob and objecting to the decision and offering a heartfelt apology for posting without thinking. last year, the bbc commi

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