no, i can't. >> then finally, understanding. the dispatcher told kathy to pull over. first responders. >> i want you to pull over and put your flashers on. >> okay. >> when the police arrived, they, i stepped out of the vehicle. i was going into shock. hyperventilating. >> dash cam video shows a distraught kathy as she was taken to the hospital. then sheriff's deputies arrived on buttermilk mountain. to look in that room. and confront the mystery. >> that house, and the room in particular has the story to tell. and are we going to be able to figure out what that story is? >> coming up! >> she had to die from blunt force trauma to the head. and it seems that she had several. >> any defensive wounds? >> no. >> so it appeared to come out of the blue for her? >> yes. it did appear to be a premeditated crime that occurred while she was sleeping. >> more than one suspect. and boy be more than one keller. >> hard to do that alone? >> it is awkward. in a difficult to move a body. >> when dateline continues! teline continues (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. her

he it says i, kathy dear 3 should say proudly. yes, there was worse than your slay company for what we need it at the i'm not sure if the exam cannot a laborer. yes, we do. so can you teach case a dos at the mom with the 3 of us on it? a tory you around the to make more than with a new mistake initially. it was a while ago, but i had to get away from all of the garage, the more school pool. i douglas ideally i was like, i mean, yeah. you're good. sure, pauline. i butch, finally in that that i don't much thought i'm with as many years and it must be a bad idea. my 1st this year, not be there was for cisco, for lima. was nice to catch up. but interesting. or you can call more special with that, like it was also if you have not been able to trim color with, she has also with fuel when you scores, it is going to national grades with it. so she'll said a with a few years, see our someone like on the door here here. so what do for you? why did you yes, near fees on the voice, the number for through forwards, unique are you from? so as a

i. kathy, others getting in comparison to other as they're working conditions are very good. that's why my compassion for them is limited. heads is done mine. good lead. thinking that love turns our pilots point to the heavy burden of the pandemic. and the financial sacrifices employees made to save the company. now that looked on the us making profit, again, the mood is shifting. with emma good luck, that's up to the own good. it's always bad timing for those who are traveling off. that's understandable. but the fact is, labor politics happen when they happen from start when you're start our labor agreements just expired. oh, so it has to happen now. the stockton lufthansa had already put an offer on the table. the company says the deal is lucrative by international comparison. the hub given p. lawton. law, you offered each pilot $900.00 euros more per month and that's a good pay raise to especially for pilots at the lower end of the salary spectrum fund, fear the p. lawton. the strike is meant to last 24 hours. but fixing the flight schedule will take longer. meanwhile, acr

with permission, i did request the video footage for kathy and lori, but i was told that due to privacytually share the data with anyone else. so people wonder, what can we do now? the first thing we can do is make sure every twin that was involved in the study knows it. they have a right to find out what the findings are when they participated in the study, and then say, "you can publish that, you should publish that, "i want that never released", or whatever they wish. at this point all the data had been sequestered, placed under seal at the yale university archives, not to be opened until the year 2065. the researchers, who are now deceased, had claimed that this was to protect the twins. i do not believe that for a minute, i believe it was done to protect themselves. it obviously is - a subject of wonder. why keep the records under seal? - i think the only explanation that i can come up - with is, embarrassment. forthe families, questions persist, and the experiment has cast a long shadow. makes me emotional thinking about it, because it'sjust something that ijust believe you don't

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that's why i didn't miss kathy. thank you very much indeed for taking the time to speak to us. thanks for having. well, let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. ukraine's payment mister has visited berlin after months of tense relations with germany. denis shamal met with chancellor olaf shalt to push for more weapons. he also offered to send germany more electricity from ukrainian nuclear power stations to help with its transition away from russian energy. german chancellor, olaf shalt has announced a 65000000000 euro relief package to deal with rising energy bills and the cost of living crisis. it includes a windfall tax on energy companies to partially pay for consumer fuel subsidies and funding for public transport. germany's inflation rate is at its highest in over 40 years. ah, to some sports is now and max the stop and has moved a step closer to a 2nd straight formula, one title after winning his home race in the netherlands. the red bull driver overtook louis hamilton late on to seal victory dutch formula. one fans came out in force for

. >> yeah, i love it. kathy way, i had my swiffer, that lady got the broom. >> the bond with the sanderson sisters is clear. there also seems to be a clear bond with the three of you. >> we've known each other for 40 years. >> 50 years. >> known her for 60 years. >> we've been friends for 78 years. >> but who's counting? okay, 300. >> the book is alive! >> it woke up? >> what was it like stepping on set again, the three of you, 30 years later? >> it was so easy for me. i don't know about you guys. it was like no time passed. we got into our characters, got into our drag, and mary came to me, no thought. >> as if no time passed at all. i think the costumes, they're -- not haunted. what is it? they're bewitched. >> yeah. >> as soon as you put it on, you become that. >> yes. it's as if they were sort of standing in the corner waiting. >> reporter: the film nods to the fact that fans are obsessed with the characters and their costumes and what they wear. what is that like, seeing that kids continue to don these cost

that's why i didn't miss kathy. thank you very much. indeed for taking the time to speak to last on a 2nd. look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. german chancellor laughed. schultz has an elza. 65000000000 euro relief package to deal with wising energy bills and the cost of living crisis. it includes a windfall tax on energy companies to partially pay for consumer fuel subsidies and funding for public transport. germany's inflation rate is at its highest in over 40 years. mm hm. german president, frank volta stein mire, has hosted his is rarely counterpart isaak, hes off in berlin. the meeting came off to germany, said it would make payments to the families of israeli athletes killed in the 1972 munich olympics. masika stein myers said it was shameful that it took 5 decades for germany to agree compensation. we worry about upholstered. lim, thousands gathered in saint peter's square in rome to witness the beatification or form of pope john paul. the 1st he died of a heart attack just 33 days

whether you do this looking at them talking with someone because i see that it was it the reason i wish to kathy so much but we cannot create world was it was the case, but i was then you bigger so after you will that they try see if it gets to, nope. does she come from that? we're still a when are you will be 11. i think it's an open look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about, on personal intelligence at the point obviously is to great trust or rather than fear, like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot must protect his own existence with ah, just simple guns can do it not strictly to listen. so i'm in to that are in the produce of is done today. sure. oh boy, nice threats should use no new problem with still move. sure. what's best to begin with family, just done skewed mission stories and i to venture well, of course, i mean after us we have no choice with a loc

routing the spoken with them during the summer because a the, the, the rules that we get and i will show kathy for much with you. we're gonna let chris willard with those are the new big us over for you will that they should i sitting there, i guess, to north of chicago and they were stamped 80 bust african littleton style. i'm proud of it. when are you one of them 11. i think it was a the, the new i get a bill and they get this from this. show me, the vision was all my talk to me or go to school tomorrow. miss college. good luck. all. okay, still with what the goals and the good news in metal music about the us just to barrak of data. yes. for the yeah. when the more than a total. another nice. what do you know? what the, what is the munich? you see me and i'm in the, in the saw on the mid done the menu menu when you see it, you may be commission. look at the moment on carelessly yes, you will allow us to know the seller still says that those names naga. but if you knew of young young cross state because white, so let's go let them get it out. bullshit. religion because it zed ah, with a guy

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. >> we are actually neighbors when i come and see you next time i will make sure that kathy and i signedcookbook, how are they. >> okay, the really good. >> you can buy the simply happy cookbook wherever you buy cookbooks and you can get autographed copies, simply happy cookbook.com. >> before we go tonight please keep in mind and keep out check out my show every down fox nation here's a clip from this week show. >> the left has told us for 25, 30 years, i think and probably being underestimating, told us for 30 years if not more since the reagan era since the smithsonian, how great it is, the diversity, the new copia, different ethnicities and everybody who come illegally and illegally to benefit for the country, i wouldn't doubt good managed legal immigration can have a significant benefit to our country, illegal immigration does not. >> folks if you don't vote in november you can have more than that. save your country, is knocking to save itself. >> we appreciate you being here, please don't forget if you can't make the show live, set your dvr, follow us on social media or unfiltered

now they got to write it. >> steve: i work with my wife -- kathy and i worked with brian's mom on a recipe never wrote anything down. >> steve: she was great. so, once again, a lot of members of the fox family in the brand new simply happy cookbook. get a copy today. you know, they run out of the autograph copies quickly. you might as well do it right now. it's a perfect gift for somebody on your list who loves to cook. >> ainsley: simple, happy, simply happy cookbook. >> brian: congratulations hear more about this later. >> steve: indeed. >> brian: congresswoman elise stefanik will be here live. steve varney will be here always smiling. will cain i hope he will be in a good mood and. >> ainsley: great city of san antonio, texas with another book. ♪ it contains the leading medicine to treat frequent heartburn, uniquely designed for absorption. get all day, all night relief with zegerid otc. the tempur-pedic breeze° makes sleep feel cool. because the tempur-breeze° transfers heat away from your body... ...so you feel cool, night after night. for a limited time, save up to $700 on select* te

i love matters and that's my new part, kathy. i'm evelyn shire, mom, and i really think we need to talk about all the topics that more divides and deny that this. i have invited many deer and well known guests. and i would like to invite you to an end ah, hundreds if flights cancelled at short notice strike by lufthansa. pilots effects over a $100000.00 passengers will look at the impact of having it apples. g, 20 ministers and meeting in barley. but can they find common ground when it comes to the future of world energy? and germany sees the future in renewable was that can cut the red tape, stopping wind farms being built. this is due to be a business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. more misery. the ad passengers, a 130000 of them have been told to change their weekend travel plans as pilots, a japanese lufthansa stage. a 24 hour strike. your line has canceled over 800 flights to and from germany's to biggest airport, munich and frankfort. that accounts for the vast majority of looked on this friday shed. 2 pilots u

so we have rallies tomorrow all day, we have rallies on sunday all day, i would suggest if i was kathycampaign that i would have this box truck sitting on some driver. if it was ever going to pop out -- it's pretty bad taste and bad judgment to have it right back on the road following us on around the next day. >> sean: it's worse than bad judgment, if dangerous. she should look at what happened last night, look at what her campaign did as we've doxxing supreme court justices and their children, where they go to school, and the church is that they attend and the times they attend church, her giving out the location where you are every second of every minute of every day in light of last night was a bad idea. and then she follows you again today. she is sending more people out. did she not see what happened last night? is there any -- has she -- does she ever take a look at what's happening with this new bail laws? does she not understand the danger releasing violent criminals he met the guy that attacked you last night could have killed you. if you look at the video closely, and again,

i have to disagree with kathy n this. i think it will be a rocky few veers ahead.ckpile has fallen below 450 million barrels, the lowest level since 1984, joe, because this administration is selling -- yeah, go ahead. >> it's even more infuriating when you realize trump tried to refill this when we had -- maria: thank, that's right. >> a bunch of green groups took credit from stopping him for doing it. look, we stopped him from adding more free oil to the reserve. these people are insane. maria: it's unbelievable. biden is selling 1 million barrels a day to artificially keep prices down. we're at the lowest levels in the strategic oil reserve since 1984. joe, i love talking with you. could go on all day. thanks very much for being here this morning and have a great weekend. joe lonsdale joining us this morning. we'll be right back. with my hectic life you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. voya helps me feel like i've got it all under

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i am delighted to have kathy join us as well. we have had the opportunity to work together on a variety of environments over the gears, so, welcome, cathy. >> thank you very much. chairwoman smith, ranking member rounds, and member of the senate subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today. i am kathy ten, brook assistant commissioner and director of minnesota's inter agency council on homelessness, and the council's a cabinet level body led by our you tenant governor, comprised of the leaders of 13 state agencies. minnesota has a strong history of bipartisan leader on homelessness. i fork on the issue for nearly 30 years, and direct service and public policy roles. and witness progress, miss opportunities, lessons learned, and heartbreak. we have, in this moment, a critical opportunity to shift how we respond to homelessness and to see this as a crisis and they public ultimately that it is. today, i want to share with you what's working in minnesota and where challenges remain. minnesota is home to 87 counties an

nobody for you to call you to also looking at them during the summer because i see that it was with kathy so much. but we're, can i let chris will? it was, it was the case then you big us over for you will that they should receive a call from that were still a when the love and i think it was a do you live? of course, if you look one, there shall be 1 o'clock, not to get a dealer post on zillow diaz can use the but by the way, you did origin, but you also the was a what i see the senior bus is the little gear motivation, says decent it on bob a ah, president putin condemned the west saying it has cultivated the idea of destroying russia a decade. and is now using ukraine to the point to achieve with on 50 central think showered by at least 5 us applied high miles walk, killing, and injuring civilians. we spoke to a local official. he was in an administration building struck by the attack. unfortunately, we have injured that we are now sorting through the rubble. ministration, building is done. frankly, we consider this a terrorist attack at the well being people should be a priority when

. >> for much more on the impact of queen elizabeth the second, i want to bring in kathy kate, u.s.studios. nbc news presidential historian, michael beschloss. kathy, i want to start with you because i was just reading the piece you wrote for the guardian, which i found very provocative and interesting about the sort of specific role that the queen played and the challenge ahead. tell me more about that. >> i think somebody else wrote it, i had written a piece for the guardian. -- >> i apologize. >> i had to take credit, it was a good piece, chris. >> i was just reading it about, basically here's what i've been struck by. >> it was jonathan freeman and it's a wonderful piece. >> that's right, you had just tweeted. it >> about basically the role she played as a figure of public order and how that is not, you know, that has to be cultivated and something she was very focused on cultivating. and had a very profound role, and does not necessarily just come with the crown. >> i thought that was an important point. i mean, she came to the throne because the monarchy had gone through crisi

i sandra and kathy joining us that now cuba is pricing itself for the arrival of harken in which his growing stronger is it adds to what's the island thousands of people in preparing to leave their homes before the storm. hits storm surge is up. please have for me to predict it on monday night or early tuesday morning. and augusta has moved from havana. was stormy, and has now been upgraded to hurricane in, and it's heading towards cuba. it's due to impact the island in a few short hours. now the word hurricane is a cuban word. it was used by indigenous people here on the islands long before the spanish arrived hundreds of years ago. and the cuban government has long been very, very good at protecting human lives in times of a hurricane. it's been recognized as a global leader in hurricane risk management by the united nations. so key among the key amongst people's worries. apart from that and the physical safety protecting the lives are the economic impacts that these hurricanes inevitably bring. this hurricane is to, to tear through or to meet the province, which is just west of ha

and of kathy's quote. i agree with kathy, i hope this hearing will help to examine all aspects of this crisis, for police, and how we can help protect them. before enclosed, i would like to introduce him to the committee a letter from the national association of police organization, and also a statement from the fraternal order of police, which states that, anti police rhetoric, amplifies -- amplified by social media platforms, leads to brazen acts of violence against them, i think all of our witnesses for testifying. thanks, senator grassley. we certainly will include mr. smith's letter and the others. we're joined today by a distinguished panel. we'll introduce and swear them in and that each witness will have five minutes for an opening statement. senator some follow-up with their own five minutes of questioning. i'll really introduce three of today's witnesses and then turn to senator grassley productions before the administration of the oath. our first witness is angel novalez, who served as chief of co

i don't remember. >> steve: very good. it was a long time ago. the reason we are here at the villages is because we have got kathy and i have got the number one cookbookokbook. [cheers and applause] >> steve: thanks to all of you. and you are all going it buy it. i know, thank you very much. but, four years ago, we got this idea we would go somewhere in america, knock on a total stranger's door and say hey, we're the guys from the cookbook, we are here to make you something out of the cookbook, four years ago we went to a house here in the villages and i knocked on the door home of peter and mary mueller. four years later, here he is what was it like when i knocked on the door? >> just complete surprise. it was a wonderful experience. and what was really nice was that you introduced yourself, of course, we were watching on the tv hey it's the guy from uber eats. open up. [laughter] >> now it's interesting. you actually did a post-it note because things have changed between now and then, right? >> absolutely. i was trying to think of that the other day the words that were not in our lexicon just two years ago. words like inflation and the border and uk

kathy: i think it is unsustainable to have the fat hiking rates very rapidly.arket decline. at some point it will have to shift or we will go into a deeper recession. i think there is a deeper and deeper inversion of the yield curve here. jonathan: this ultimately has to be a call on the economy. we have any idea what the fed is willing to go through? kathy: we did mention pain for households and businesses last time. there is a willingness to let it continue and worsen, particularly to see unemployment rise. i think they want to see labor conditions not so tight and they want to see wages that are down. 5.2 percent year-over-year, it is not a lot, but we haven't seen a decline and if the comfort zone is closer to 3%, that is probably what they are willing to tolerate. the question is whether risk assets can tolerate that sort of pain. lisa: do you care about the dot plot? kathy: well, we have to. but it is a moving target. i'm not going to take it too seriously. it is a tool. the fed will show them but it is a moving target. lisa: kathy, i ask because there is

i love matters and that's my new part, kathy. i'm evelyn sharma. and i really think we need to talk about all the topics that more to live and deny that this. i have invited many deer and well known guests, and i would like to invite you to an end of by grant habitat ended glistening place of long the mediterranean sea scene of muster. and so far, abdul karim drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean negativity journey this week on d. w. mm. frankfurt, a hot international gateway to the best connection, self road. andrew, located in the out of europe. you are connected to the old world, experienced outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services to be our guest at frankfurt airport city, managed by from waterloo, with ah, this is dw news live from berlin weld leaders meeting of the un general assembly, denounce rushes plan to hold referendums in ukraine for ukrainian regions under moscow control have announced plans to hold votes on joining russia. ukraine cools the votes of sham.

agree with kathy. i hope this hearing will help to examine all aspects of this crisis for police and our we can help protect them. before i close, i would like to introduce into the committee a letter from the national association of police organizations. also statement from the fraternal order of police which states that anti police rhetoric amplified by social media platforms leads to brazen acts of violence against them. i thank all our witnesses for testifying. thank you. >> thank you senator. we will certainly include mr. smith's letter and the others which you have referenced. >> thank. you >> we are joined today by our distinguished panel. we will introduce them and swear them in. each witness will have five minutes for an opening statement. senators can follow up with their own five minutes of questioning. i will briefly introduce three of today's witnesses and then turn to senator grassley for introductions -- our first witness is angel -- who serves as chief of constitutional policing and refor

i love matters and that's my new part, kathy. i'm evelyn chair, mom and i really think we need to talk about all the topics that more survive and deny that i have invited many a year and well, i guess. and i would like to invite you a ah, ah ah, ah ah, this is d w. news coming to live from berlin. missiles fall on eastern ukraine as russia prepares to annex more territory, almost 2 dozen or dead after a bomb strike on a convoy of vehicles. ukrainian officials say they were attempting to evacuate people from russian held area. the attack comes as moscow prepares to hold a ceremony to complete the annexation of zappa, risha and 3 other ukrainian regions. western leaders have condemn.

nobody for you could let me do both is looking at them during the summer because i see a reason why we should show kathy so much. but is it then we can i love chris, will it was, it was the case was up there then your big us over for you will that they should receive a notice to pick up and that were still a when of of 11. i think it was a wrong one. i just don't move to see how this thing becomes the advocate, an engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves well, the barn we used to look for common ground. ah, luis, the counter russian state total narrative. i studied as i told him, the most lamb scheme diva. mm hm. no, i'm not getting calls. i'll sons them up for a coup in the 55 when. okay, so mine is 2000 speedy. when else was about with we will van in the european union the kremlin. yup. machines. the state on crush us for date and split our t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube with pushy, did you, did it, chris with ah, no, i get a bill to really get this book. felicia, do this to show me other visits for all katasha montague or a school school. are you

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you're not a civil shown female theorem, will be our sin, ohio config. carlos in a 100 while kathy think, i mean, we don't have all been israel and move on up. whatever is going on. you know, what if i mean people would do? it was up. i'm looking you thought that a funny to just church that with, with me should towards some of that or that, but we need the stone your duck. i was talking to shortly place, but it was useful to you and you're still in your, on the job, which you used to check to to, to get that those towards each of mckinney and you can do it on the which no one would know. it's near the when you talk, there's not enough when you're sunset like down when you get but there's a continue to fix that you get an up married you thought it will be at least on our not a lot to be hipaa. what really, what other, what a set up for the better you know, who are not feeling better, you're going to what, what really was good on the, i saw the, i guess the on the real in the funding years for the employer and damien in giving us well, and if you're still getting yourself said you're a c o l

i love matters and that's my new part, kathy. i'm evelyn char, mom and i really think we need to talk about all the topics that more divide and deny that this. i have invited many deer and well known guests. and i would like to invite you to an in mind when you work as an architect, like go all in or not at all women in architecture. why are they so invisible to the larger publisher? we decided to ask them and how women go up with an inefficient home model. they can't identify with certain professions about their guiding principles basis. and what is the poetry, the secret of the houses and i'm homes about their motivations. architecture does so much to you. it moves you, the real goal of architecture is to create habitat for human about their struggles and dreams cannot sponsibility is huge. they have so much to lose shattering the glass ceiling women in architecture to so this has to be really, really good. starts september 30th on d, w. ah, ah, ah, this is deed of the news live from berlin, russia and china fall to deepen their

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i would note that kathy who works on my staff and lost her husband, who is with us today, christian, lori, kathy and her sons joseph and daniel, and the next generation of 9/11 family advocates, including angela and brett, who lost parents on 9/11, were the driving force in achieving this win today which, again, is a modicum of justice for their egregious loss. i want to thank nicole malliotakis, our friend and colleague from staten island, for her work on this and her bill. as well as the chairman's bill. which has a pay-for. i think this is an important, important piece of legislation. i hope every member of the body will support it. i yield back the balance. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i now recognize the gentlelady from connecticut, ms. delauro, for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. delauro: mr. speaker, i rise in support of the fairness for 9/11 families act. 9/11 is a day that left an indelible mark on all of us. we all remember where we were.

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i see it now. but it was the reason why we should show kathy so much, but we're, can i love career world was it was the case. but those are the only big as to where we will go. that they, tracy has to north of chicago that were still a when are you know, but of, of 11. i think it's an opposite now when i was sure seemed wrong when i just don't want you to see out these days because of the african and engagement, it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah with business and you will clean them for b e w that was chosen. yeah, americans. great you. when you wrote it, you didn't go to really just such an article and i see it on the web. you was just touching sure. it was nice talking to different student info with you guys are on the with them on the problem and you're still with yours. we are both in the study. so prestige, meaningful choice thought it was a community on on. i thought it was huge no longer. it will show us new students from up the push to, to stream with home because or news news your course load you for calling. i don't know wh

. >> kathie, i want to talk about a cal matters article you were interviewed for.d saying you can't harm your child permanently, even if you believe the harm is somehow justified. that same person cited testimony from a 17-year-old who had medically transitioned as a teen and says states actually need safeguards in place so that cases like theirs are not repeated. what do you say to some of those arguments? >> well, first of all, legislators should not be in charge of medical care. medical care should come from medical professionals and the team of individuals that work with our trans youth and our families. so parents, the youth themselves, mental health providers and the medical providers should be determining what is the right and appropriate care for these individuals, not some politicians. this is not harm. my son needed this medical care. all the national medical and mental health organizations across the country deem this care medically necessary for transgender youth. i'm going to believe the professionals over the politicians. >> kathie, real quick, have y

thank you for your reporting on this, kathy. i want to go over to bill. , we're looking at the outer bands on the map behind you as to what kathy is really feeling now as the winds are beginning to pick up. you had some good news -- and i'm putting that lightly, right, about this and how it's going to hit and when exactly it's going to hit. talk us through that. >> kathy is located right here, this is charleston. on the radar that indicates where we have thunderstorms or heavy rain. you saw exactly what it looks to be in a bright red band on a radar. that's the worst rain, heavy, anywhere. we couldn't have shown you a live shot with heavier rain. i've been in charleston in the summertime in a thunderstorm and there's flooding and water everywhere just with that. i can only imagine, they're under a flash flood warning. it goes up until the noon hour. they'll extend that right through the afternoon. where is this thing going? you can see where the center is, actually, still far off the coast. it's off the coast by 60 miles or so. it's going to take awhile. i

i agree with kathy and i hope this hearing will help to examine all aspects of the crisis for police and how we can help protect them. before i close i would like to introduce into the committee a letter from the national nationl association of police organizations and a statement from the fraternal order of police which states that anti-police rhetoric amplified by social media platforms leads to brazen acts of violence against them. i think all of the witnesses for testifying. we will certainly include the e end of the others that you referenced. we are joined today by the distinguished panel. we will introduce you to swear that man and each witness will have five minutes for an opening statement. senators can follow up with their own five minutes of questioning. i will introduce the witnesses and then turned to senator grassley for introductions before the administration. from the chicago police department serving for 21 years including as the operational in the 25th district commanding officer of the neighborhood policing initiative, deputy chief community police. a graduate wher

i didn't need it with us. that's clear but, but that was the routing just opening it. right. nobody for you to plug into. 4th is looking at them during the summer because i've met with kathy from last week. and i left chris was it was the case, those are the new big us over for you will that they should receive a notice to pick up and that were still a little bit love. and i think it's the opposite of a lines right now. what i think international as russia wants that ukraine's latest security proposal towards western allies are a to record for world war 3. you achieve auto bundle in the state of the union speech is all about ukraine, potentially ignoring that sky, rocketing and inflation and energy crisis. and other issues affecting ordinary people within the last indian government that poses a band on rice export. and in an effort to increase domestic availability as devastating floods. whitehouse, regional harvest.

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this district attorney will be fired if i can beat kathy hochul. >> carley: look at that caption the the footage just another day in new york laughing face. and skull. >> brian: how do you work at mcdonald's. >> carley: the ceo is worried about the mcdoblegdz in chicago. so many crimes. could you imagine if illinois loads another major business. i believe it's a $2 billion industry illinois. all these businesses are saying we can't do this anymore. all of these crimes are taking place and it's completely unchecked. >> well, but think about it. the guy. >> brian: right there he just got punched now going to go into his backpack and everything changes. >> steve: his story about they wouldn't let him use the parm that seems a little when you look at the whole thing as brian told you the story. it seemed like there was some other interplay before it happened. nonetheless, the guy made a determination, remember, people will steal up to $1,000 worth of stuff because then it's not a felony. so they steal 800 bucks worth of stuff. this guy said in his soundbite to the "new york post." he sai

here will be our sin, ohio config carlos in a 100 while kathy trying to, i mean we don't have all been is shayla and move on up. whatever the car, you know, what if i mean people would do it to it. it was up and living inside of our new choice to with when i should already on the new report that would need that stone. your duck that was talking to show me the place or the new most useful to you and you're still if you're on the job, what you used to to do with those to watch the material. i do it on the which we know it's near the live when you see the dark, there's enough enough on your fancy to let down when you get but there's a continue to fix that we will get an upgrade. so every time we, i mean really oh no, not a lot to be hipaa. we're really there for other better you know, who are not feeling better. you're going to thought about what was going on. i saw the, i guess on the real in the funding for the funding in the giving us well and if you're still getting yourself or if you're a c, e, a c or, you know, if you see on the coming back home but these up and they also need to ge