huma still filed for divorce after long and painful deliberation.made the decision to separate from my husband. anthony and i remain the most important thing, the well-being of our son during this difficult time. i ask you to respect our right to privacy. in fact, she left her husband at this point. please tell me what kind of relationship do you know bind the mind and hillary says that it is even about than just friendship. well, this is quite ah, perhaps, insofar as hillary clinton, to some extent, did not hide some of her such bisexual inclinations, then it is, perhaps, i can judge this woman and her influence on hillary clinton by the fruits that we got it undoubtedly clear that against hillary clinton and against this group inside, as i already mentioned the american establishment, there is a rival group from which they tried to take it away the zone of geopolitical influence, and the rich zone, did not accidentally mention gold, yes, and those accumulations, which i will remind you that they once drilled and killed once. considerable capital o

despuÉs de la pandemia, emergencia, todo t tiempo, todo proceso, incluso de emergencia, un perdÓn humaaÍs y deben pedir asilo. si va a tardar meses quizÁs se diluya el beneficio de pedir asilo polÍtico. > le agradecemos su tiempo, abogada. >> el placer fue mÍo.le agradec abogada. >> el placle agradecemos su tie abogada. >> el placer fue mÍo.le agradec abogada. >> el plplacer fue miÍo.le agrau tiempo, , abogada. >> el placer fue mÍo.le agradec abogada. >> el placer fue mÍo. >> los republicanos presentan un nuevo plan para el plan mi migratorio, con mÁs restr restricciones para solicitar asilo solo en el muro. >> bl(habla en ingles).>> (hab. >> (información en pantalla) . >> esto es apenas una propuesta. los republicanos esperan de debatirla la semana que termine el tÍtulo 42 y retoma la co construcciÓn del muro fronterizo y sumar 22,000 agentes de la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos. en noticia de Última hora el exvicepresidente mike pence testificÓ frente al gran jurado del papel que jugÓ el expresidente en el asalto el capitolio. es una declaraciÓn que es clave ya que puede dar

they are now 25% because of these reckless huma beings, kids and adults ar dying. it's not just about schools. its banks. it's places of worship it shopping centers. it's because of them >> fred, we've talked about th fact that i am the mother of a second grader. she's eight years old. she goes to public school. an active shooter drill just took place last week for m little girl. the washington post report that 2022 marked the mos violent year in schools with 4 shootings. that's almost one school shooting every week for an entire year. asked the father of jaime an jessie, how frustrated are you that the shootings are continuing to happen at such a alarming rate? >> so, the thing about schools is this -- there are about 115,000 school in america since columbine, up until this year, there were a total of, i think, 375 school shootings up until this year. the difference this year, it's the crazy policies that thes state governors are passin that are making it more likely i will give you an example her in florida as part of the legislation tha was just passed, they too

while his first book was ird and esoteric enough to have obviously been written by a huma this one reads like a politician's memoir churned out by chat. senator bernie sanders independ and from vermont, has his latest book out as well. it's called it's okay to be angry about capitalism. writing about the senator's book for the guardian newspaper. zoe williams says that sanders book is easily as frustrating and depressing as it is galvanizing and uplifting precisely because sanders is such a straight forward thinker and writer. he insists on some facts that the political establishment on both sides willfully ignores. and one other book to note that's just been recently published. essayistnd longtime time magazine critic lance morrow is out with his latest book. looking back on his career in journalism. it's titled the noise of typewriters. reviewing the book for the wall street journal, james rosen calls the book, quote, a memoir that is less a sequential narrative th a series of impressions and vignettes. unabashedly digressive, invariably provocative. now you will find these authors and

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huma so to sum up, in the words of elon musk, for all human being history, human beings have been thertest beingsr on the planet. now human beings have createrdyr something that is far smartero d than they are, and theic consequences of that are impossible. and whoto predict.. and the people who created its e don't care. in fact, as he put it, google founder larry page, a former friend of his, is lookingtal to build a , quote, digital god and believes that anybody who's worried about that is a specious. in other words, is looking out for human beings. first, elon musk responded as ar human being, it's okay to looks. out for human beings first. i >> and then at the end, hey said the real problem with a.i. is not simply that it will jump the boundaries and become autonomous and you can't turn it off in the short term. the problem with ai is that itun might control your brainat we ne through words. >> and this is the application t that we need to worry aboution,t now, particularly going into the next presidential election. demothe democratic party, as usk was ahead ofin the curve on thi.

rights and our civil liberties, and w have to resist we must resist these attempt to rollback the basic huma rights of certain communitie in america based on identity >> this week, fox news settl their defamation lawsuit was dominion voting systems for 78 point $7 million do you think they made mistake requiring fox acknowledge hono that lie to its viewers? >> this was a corporation suin another corporation fo material damages their job is to go in and ge the most money that they can and i think that they did that they are not lawyers for the american public. and i think what is best for the country, what would have been best for the country wh would have been to demand that and not settle until we go that but that is not their role for us, i think this raise much larger questions. very often, i believe that w leave it to the courts to solv issues the politics ar supposed to solve. that legislating exposed t solve. we have very real issues wit what is permissible on air we saw that with january 6th and we saw that in the lead up to january 6th and how we navigate question not just a freedom

i think on ai having the framework that says we need safety regulations we need huma checks is something that should be bipartisan. it should not be a partisan issue we will watch to see wher you go on that but let's talk about what you did this week that's making headlines you tak heat for saying that senator dianne feinstein should resign after weeks of being out for medical care. also responded to a tweet somebody was criticizing about his common sense and added this there is job i know of where yo continue to not show up in people think think it's perfectly fine we live in a democracy the people are the boss. senator federman has been out longer than she has are you as you're concerned just about her are applies to him as well? >> only in washington would get criticized for saying something so obvious i have a lot of respect for senator feinstein but she's invested 75 percent o votes at this year. she has not been showing up and she has no intention. we don't know if she's even going to shoaib she has no return date and contrast senato federman said skinner show back up on april 17.

it for this ne south that we are trying t build, a south that is based o a multi racial democracy, huma rights, based off of a futur for our children, where they don't survive and thrive and flourish, that's why we went t the well to fight for. >> justin, i'm sorry for digging in deeper by charles and i are sitting here in ne york city, where i don't think our audience has a deep or clear enough understanding o what you're experiencing there just saying to us in passing you are in the elevator and colleague is calling you and effing disgrace, explain to us what it is like day-to-day out working with those republica colleagues because it' shocking for us to hear this and we need to understand it i mean, you saw some of it i the hearing today, i had a colleague telling me representative kumar that should be grateful to be there basically. that i should become one o them i should assimilate. i had another colleague tell m that, how dare you call of the speaker, you know? he has no respect -- because i called the speaker a liar when he set the thought process was uncertain. and put the live

they prevent implementation of a fertilized egg, and thos people who believe tha fertilized egg is a humaeing. this is a very dangerous precedent. you can't have a judge somewhere, overruling the fda. >> all right, senator tamm duckworth, thanks fo explaining that policy, fo joining us tonight, really appreciate it. >> thank you >> still to come, with the unemployment rate near recor lows, i mean decades and decades. red states are dipping into th last available workforce the can think of children the republican push to put kid to work. next there is a better way to manage diabetes. the dexcom g7 continuous glucose monitoring system eliminates painful fingersticks, helps lower a1c, and is covered by medicare. before using the dexcom g7, i was really frustrated. all of that finger-pricking and all that pain, my a1c was still stuck. before dexcom g7, i couldn't enjoy a single meal. i was always trying to outguess my glucose, and it was awful. before dexcom g7, my diabetes was out of control because i was tired. not having the energy to do the things that i wanted to do. (female announcer) d

in progress joining m live, mile wiley, president an ceo of the leadershi conference on civil and huma rights, maya, welcome back t the sunday show. >> what wonderful to be with you jonathan but >> what can we expect in the trial to happen on tuesday >> expect to hear a lot of witness testimony that any candidate for public offic does not want the public t hear we are going to hear, not just the account of the e jea carroll, which we have heard but we are going to hear again in a very different setting. we probably will hear cross-examination that wil attack her character but she's got two witnesses wh will be able to corroborat that, in fact, she told them shortly after the incident, an has never changed her stor that donald trump raped her. but we also have the fact that the access hollywood tape is going to be played, remember the infamous tape, where donal trump said, yeah, pretty women i just can't help myself and i grabbed their body parts which is sexual assault. so, while we won't necessarily hear evidence of other women who have allegations of sexual assault against donald tru

i've been obsessed with milo's hierarchy of needs, and it's actually the study of huma motivation the very bottom's survival, an right about that is safety right in the middle is love. right above that is a stink, and above that is self actualization. immigrants, and especially wit economic reasons, they have to try and survive. if they do a great job, thei kids are focused on love esteem, and self actualization when you talk about honor, where does honor fit in? it is sort of right around steam. honor is actually supplanted something. and away, when you say honor beats love, in the maslow' hierarchy of needs, it literally is above love. >> i'm a lot smarter than thought i was. >> we were talking about honor and as an immigrant, pakistani muslim woman, honor is at th forefront, and it comes abov everything as a woman, as a muslim woman, it comes above everything. it was such a big deal tha when i moved here, my uncles called my parents up before moved here, and they were like don't let her go to america. my parents were like, why? he said, they are going to dishonor you and he goes t

his work in civil and huma rights - 's human rights causes earne him an academy award in 2014 completing speaking out against donal trump in 2016 and advising organizers of the women' march. on a personal, when i first go a chance to meet mr. belafonte in 2017, thanks to my friend and big brother the reverend a sharpton, i informed him tha my mother had been a super fan and madly in love with him bac in the day, and had ever single one of his albums at ou home his response your mother, my dear, ha excellent taste. she did indeed good night and thank, you mr. b. and that is tonight's reidout. all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> it's a night on all in -- >> the programming that we wer putting in the hour every nigh was not just generatin business, but also generatin hatred >> a tucker tell-all from hi ex producer -- >> he was looking for rating spate, purely, and was als looking for power. it's a combination of -- and power and manipulating the audience >> tonight, what we ar learning about what finally di tucker in with brandy zadrozny and ben smith. plus, stunning allegations i

kathleen is the former u.s secretary of health and huma services under president obama and previouslyd as the governor of kansas the presidency of the senate for reproductive rights, not the north, up says banning mifepristone has zero basis in law and fact the supreme court temporaril allowing use of the drug t continue i'll speak to her about th next steps needed in the fight for reproductive rights. plus, russian opposition politician vladimir kara-murza has been sentenced two decades in prison for daring to decade criticize plot amir putin' war. i will talk to someone who knows exactly what vladimi putin is capable of, the hea of the - bill bauer joins me. and follow this under jobs you will catch me attempting smoke jumpers, literally parachute into wildfires to tr to stop the flames in thei tracks yes, in 2023, as wildfires intensify due to climate change, this is one of the tactics still used to suppress fires later in the show, i'll talk t a smoke jumper who is helpin develop a new future for fire, fighting wildfires they customize your car insurance. so you only pay for what

requires patients to provide some type of written proof that a pregnancy was a result of rape, incest or humast that point by can only do so up until 15 weeks of gestation this extreme from florid republicans come to nbc news reports -- hopefuls are already strugglin to speak about this issue in a big way and chief among them senator tim scott to launch presidential exploratory committee this week, take listen >> your colleague from south carolina, lindsey graham has a bill to limit abortions at 1 weeks, federal restrictions. do you support that measure? >> yes so i would say this i am certainly 100% pro-life >> if you are president, would you advocate for federal limits? >> yes once, again i once agai i'm 100 percent pro-life and i do believe that is not what i said. if our president of the united states i would literally sig the most conservative pro-life legislation that they can ge through congress >> even if it was six weeks? >> i would not talk about si or seven or five or ten. i am saying wherever the mos conservative legislation is, that can come through congress yes. >> all right joi

they prevent implementation of a fertilized egg, and thos people who believe tha fertilized egg is a humaruling the fda. >> all right, senator tamm duckworth, thanks fo explaining that policy, fo joining us tonight, really appreciate it. >> thank you >> still to come, with the unemployment rate near recor lows, i mean decades and decades. red states are dipping into th last available workforce the can think of children the republican push to put kid to work. next dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel effortless and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market with powerful, easy-to-use tools power e*trade makes complex trading easier react to fast-moving markets with dynamic charting and a futures ladder that lets you place, flatten, or reverse orders so you won't miss an opportunity (upbeat music) - [narrator] what if there was a hearing aid that could keep up with you? (notification dings) this is jabra enhance select. it's a smart hearing solution that makes hearing aids more convenient and less expensive.

of this, if they can >> if i'm not mistaken obviously the predecessor of alvin bragg was cy vance, huma occupied that office fro manhattan security for a while you have an interview coming up, this weekend, is that? right >> yes, on sunday. we have him on sunday. he was the predecessor, as you noted, as the former manhattan district attorney right before alvin bragg. he did - there was a great deal o investigating, exactly these cases before he gave up hi office he did not run for reelection. so, he has some significan insights there and there's also some insights into what we should all be watching at this point in time so, i'm looking forward to asking him about all of that what we don't we know about th work that happen in his office obviously, a lot of it he coul not talk about it at the time. and obviously could not talk about it before there was an indictment so, there's lots of question to begin with him on sunday. >> one more question or point just want to discuss with yo is, it does seem to me, all of this of about the country is teetering and -- it is sort of noticeable to me

this is the most minimal level of huma decency, this is the mos minimal level of ethical standards ford these lawyers have all failed it by their continued association with this guy wh they knew was doing it, an they have done nothing, nothing, to stop them from doing it sorry for taking that editoria time. dan horowitz, thank yo very much for joining ou discussion, andrew weissmann neil katyal, please stic around. we have toe right back >> obstruction of justice is the most serious charge that donald trump is facing in th investigations these days, and the federal obstruction of justice statute carries 20-yea possible prison sentence, as well as fines that charge seem closer than ever tonight. th ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. ♪ ♪ why are there two extra seats? are we getting a dog? booking. a great dane? two great danes?! i know. giant uncle dane and his giant beard. maybe a dragon? no, dragons are boring. twin sisters! and one is a robot and one is a knight. and i'll be on the side of...

to admi about himself if he turned i another thing, i think, that i another -- this is just such a huma decision >> yeah, a deeply human -- a emotional decision >> decision -- >> i do want to talk, becaus we talk about potential allege grift and fraud, joyce vance the special counsel' investigation into trump's fundraising in and aroun january 6th and his claims of stolen election -- as you see this, the legal implications of jack smith broadening that investigation, not just to the watch trump di to potentially overthrow a election and subvert democracy but potentially fund-raise off of it -- which, i've got to say, let' not lose sight of the fact o how ambitious that is, not jus to steal the election, but t potentially raise money off of it what legal peril does that add to the case here in terms of donald trump's exposure? >> well, it adds a lot wire fraud is sort of a -- brighton butter crime fo federal prosecutors and it carries a maximum 20 yea penalty. so it's serious business it does something really important if jack smith is abl to make it out, and perhap even if he doesn't ch

joining me now is huma rights campaign president kell robinson. so, we are seeing a constant stream o anti-trans legislation comin out of red states. it is something we have been trackin on the show for some time now, we're even seeing attacks on corporations that support an promote trans visibility, just simply put, what is your message to the trans community in these difficult times >> my message is that we see you. i've heard stories from parents of trans youth who are moving because they're afrai for their children. i have heard -- increased rates o suicide, i have hear pediatricians being harassed and having death threats against them. this is a crisis and we see you, and we are als not going to give up. we'r going to fight back. >> i wanted to get you thoughts. in florida, a civi rights organization -- for the lgbtq -- released a travel advisory just this week fo florida. and that is i response to all of the recen laws that are increasingly infringing on peoples rights there. do you expect, could we see more advisories like these going out?

legislatures, not siding wit corporate money, not putting profits over people, but continuing to fight for huma lives. we have this far right which has this false sense o patriotism true patriotism is loving th people in the country, lovin the people in the country. when you love someone, you wan them to live free of senseless gun violence that is how we will continue this fight and continue to ensure that the world is watching by sharing the storie of every single person we can say the numbers until w are blue in the face i will be able to remember tha behind every number there is a person that is what representativ pearson and jones and all of the young people who are protesting all these past fe days in tennessee understand we will continue to lift u those stories no matter what happens. that is how we are going t win. >> carson maxwell frost, thank you very much for joining us o this important night we really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me >> coming up, my friend mark thompson was there tonight i tennessee. he will join us next >> sometimes, to get from th periphery in the back o

another thing it is doing is i is directing health and huma services agencies to increas the pay, looking pay of head start workers. care workers are some of the least paid workers and i'm connally and that is one of the reasons why they have been slower to come back in their recover relative to other sectors. and so doing what we can t make sure that we get th quality of workers is a really important problem to solve the care supply question and then just one more example the department of labor is putting together a simpl employment agreement for those when they are looking fo domestic workers so we get both sides of th equation, he worker and th family that is hiring him. they have a good sense of what the rights and responsibilitie should be. so these are just three of the many examples all across government that the presiden put into process this week >> you know -- all the same policy papers tha i've seen, there are a lot o people who argue that th childcare specific one is failed market. the cost of childcare is too high for many american families and to your point, it doesn' mean

society unless we have norms o how to behave because yo cannot pass enough laws to tak care of every humaremembering jerry springer the host of one of the mos rowdy and confrontational taco in american history. sadly died today, of pancreati cancer at the age of 79. the jerry springer show ran fo nearly 30 years, and was the ultimate guilty pleasure i definitely watched it. featuring fistfights name-calling, shocking confessions and a lot more unexpected things. and most importantly, withou that show. my show, the 11th hour would not have our outstanding booking producer who got his start there as an associat producer my dear friend, miguel, ha more on the man that the audience knew simply as jerry. >> it was the shows signatur moments [crowd chanting] beloved by his frenzie audience, jerry springer serve as ringmaster. mediating family feuds and tumultuous relationships o daytime television for nearl three decades. >> i am the luckiest man on th world, i have a talk show, it' crazy, wild, silly >> revolutionary the 1990s wit a jerry springer show, the 7 year old who died today afte battl

documents or so so we have t keep it in perspective these kind of events are going to occur because of huma foibles. you know our intelligence coul be the yasmin as you know ha the most exclusive technolog to protect the secrets but whe you put a human and the machine, the possibility that a human will make a decision to do something on toward kind o skyrockets so point, what we have bee here before. 0.2 and it's really the one yo and matt were just discussing, how are other nations viewin this and there will be a fair amoun of public, kind of natio particularly about some of the revelations about u.s. spyin on other nations but frankly, all of thes national governments take look at each other constantly. that is the reality. so i don't see this as something that will suddenly shift the gears. but is that a concern? absolutely >> that is absolutely right. i don't think it is ever kin of a major revelation or shocking that there are spying going on everybody knows that right but what about kind of the revelation with some of thes classified documents that were leaked about the inner thinkin

pointed out this ruling, read it in full and cast merrick was really insistent o using the term unborn huma instead of fetuses he embraces the idea of feta personhood i want to read a tweet that yo flag for me. this is from americans unite for life that tweet says, restoring the constitutional right to life for the pre-born has been th entire point of the pro-life movement since roe no human being can except be excluded from the circle o humanity or the equa protection of the law. i mean, melissa, they are no even trying to hide what the are doing. tell me about why that matters for the national fight for abortion access and for wome across this country. >> again, alicia, this shows immediately the lie that dobbs -- restoring this to the people i their states to determine fo themselves what their position on abortion would be on a stat by state basis that cannot be the outcome it is absolutely an incoherent outcome, if you are someone wh opposes abortion, if you oppos but portion and believe that i is tantamount burner, yo cannot be okay with blue state allowing it. the only coherent respon

disinformation every single day that is so harmful, but at the end of the day, all of these people are humangs and many of these peopl took the stand to tell the truth and spoke truth to power and we are all just sittin here waiting to see how this plays out. i just for once, i'm looking for a leader i'm looking for a leader on th right, a true leader to take a stand and say, enough. >> because what happens here influence is what people lik you or others who are in government, who decide to say, here's something that th american public needs to kno that's incorrect in other countries, we are going to discuss this in a few minutes. in other countries, this often fails very badly for people wh are critics, whistleblowers, opposition members, or who wan to fix their own political party. as you do. what happens next, with respec to witnesses and with respec to those who come forward, i actually critical for th survival of the our democracy, moving forward >> that's exactly it and m greatest fear is that, shoul some of these people return to office and gain power, in term of these inner circles,

. >> to try to frame another huma being, that was disgusting.an's actions. >> i was the lead investigator on 85 some homicide cases and i still have moms and family members that called me and that they still say what's going on with this case and nick never called one time. he never reached out one time. >> deborah: why wasn't he working harder over the years t find his wife's killer, may be pressing the police are coming back to the police to find out what they know. >> blame that on me. i didn't want any more contact with the police for nick becaus all they are going to try to do is get inconsistent statements on details from him. no criminal lawyer worth his salt would allow him to cooperate with the police because the police were treatin him as a suspect, not a victim. >> deborah: but your wife has been illed by some unknown assailant and over the years i would think that with just at the very least trouble him. >> he was always concerned abou it always afraid that walking down the street someday he woul run into him. >> nick has moved up wi

the workforce rise the wage gap increases, too here to explain force woman editor maggie mcgrath and humat did it find? >> this is striking. it found that the number of single women in the labor force increased by a factor of three over the last decade yet the pay gap for the women over the time not only persisted but increased by nearly 4% single women make about 92% what the male counterparts made down from 96% ten years ago this may not sound like gigantic numbers but there are huge implications for wealth building wells fargo also found that single women have 18% lower net worth than their male counterparts because single is defiened as folks who may be divorced or separated or widowed or have some economic benefit from married, that is a bigger gap for never-married women. they have 29% lower wealth than their male counterparts, which is hugely concerning we know women are living longer than men. >> do they give a reason why this is happening? >> i talked to wells fargo senior economist sarah house, because i do think it's counterintuitive she pointed to three big fa factors. the fir

placed on the glass so tha they could view it >> according to rene, steve, himself, wrote that top humasked them t send that document, whic became known as the anonymou email, to mr. sears and to the prosecutors office >> mr. sears was john's years, one of steve defense attorneys steve's reasoning according to sharon, he had heard that stor from an inmate in that air ven conversation, and desperatel wanted to get the story out an investigated >> the death penalty was still on the table, so, steve wa terrified, we were terrified i can certainly appreciate whe you are terrified, maybe you would do some stupid things. >> well, that's when you start making mistakes. that was a doozy of a mistake. >> yes >> and uncovering that fraud led investigators to what they thought was another even bigge one. remember carol's life insuranc money, $750,000 worth? steve defense attorney talke about it during his openin statement. >> he disclaimed, he signe over any interest to the girls and the money was paid out t the girls. that's what happened >> that statement called investigators mics a shaped by su

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products worth six. 4 billion euros modern and effective infantry fighting vehicle marker, marten humar iguana many types of german military equipment are named after animals with another german concern kraus mafa weigman from this company ryan metal also receives some details for the leopard 2 tanks, so it is not surprising that the military concern managed to earn billions this year. we do not forge weapons. and what are you doing? we produce high-tech products , thanks to which the soldiers successfully fulfill their tasks and the german military concert really earn money on the war in ukraine. yes, of course, no one could have imagined that the situation was in the world. the military concern will change so much, so now long-term years, they lived a miserable existence, and no one wanted to buy their shares lately, everything is different in germany evaluation of their activities in the eighties, the germans waved flags on which doves of peace flaunted and chanted to achieve peace without weapons, after the start of the war. in ukraine, more and more germans approve of the activiti