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john: given the new restrictions that state legislatures around the country are debating, what is theficance of today's ruling? >> the significance is that it can give validation for some of the states that have restrictive laws on the books, those who are looking to implement restrictive laws, and also potential encouragement for other states to rollback more expansive policies. there is a question around doj enforcement of section two and i think to myself and others, it really does further the argument and the stance that we need to have a vibrant voting rights act in order to maintain some semblance of protection for voters across the country. john: marcia, there was another six-three decision today with the six conservatives on one side, and the court struck down a california regulation that requires charities to disclose their funders, donations, who gives the money. this was brought by two conservative advocacy groups. next year, this fall, the court has said it will hear cases on gun rights and abortion. they have a pending request to hear a case about affirmative action in co

john's been given us here for the next 7 days looks absolutely fantastic. john. yes, very nice.e of nice days and that's really what we're keeping around your north calhoun. the weather center forecast is showing the gray that we have this morning, which i know starting up the mornings with a little bit of gray. >> also that coastal breeze that you can see pushing around the flags out top here 19 is maybe less than ideal unless you're going for a run. this is perfect weather for that. your bay bridge is definitely free of any fog as cloud cover begins to lift and starts a process of burning off. now, i do want to note something in the sierra nevada this weekend. if you're heading up to lake tahoe. watch out for some afternoon thunderstorms today and tomorrow. this was yesterday right here. you can see how active it was up in the sierra fire danger is high. and that's not just because of the 4th of july, but also because of that cloud to ground lightning. so just please practice safety as you venture out for your weekend adventures now radar shows right now for the bay area. some

well, i think, you know, given the challenge to john started as a with what should i say change late. they had no institutions very little rogue has been as some progress in standing at the stage. i think most people would say not as much progress as they would have hopeful, but they also would have to take on board it shows to john has gone through to civil wars in the 10 year period in the printing. so very doesn't mind. what is the real life for someone in south sedan? we like sink hasn't and much of this area they would be a difference between someone in an urban area, somebody in a rural area. the particular concern that we have is the international community is the extent of food insecurity across the country. the very high percentage sudanese who fresh, who faced the food insecurity to the real prospect of some of the causes of their natural and change that is being flooding that way. also some of the causes of the current food insecurity or manage people have not been able to plant because they had their lives had been disrupted by conflict. and the planting season has come an

deputy city attorney john given her.officer babs is not legally required to appear by video if he chooses to leave the screen blank. >> okay. thank you. you are choosing not to appear on video, audio. is that correct? >> yes. >> okay. great. any other questions from the commissioners before i allow the parties to proceed? seeing none, we will begin with the department. sergeant youngblood will have a timer. when the timer goes off, he will notify you. >> thank you, vice president. members of the commission, officer babs, members of the public watching from home, good evening. this case is very straightforward. officer babs is accused of very serious misconduct, namely series of six sexual batteries that occurred in the workplace over the course of four days in may of 2019. officer babs deny the allegations, however there is sufficient cooperation, as well as the credibility of witness one that heavily favours this case. and i think it mandates the commission into coming -- a sustained finding of all the allegations. i wi

happens between 96 and 90 a and then from 1799 and on tall black robes were warned so john marshall cannot be givenfor this anymore. also an interesting topic and there are a couple of anecdotal things but so far they have not held up to any scrutiny and a recently found a letter of story returning costumes to the federal circuit court in 1824. maybe that is when this happened and with that one document that references may have survived i have may not been able to locate it. are there more archival records there hopefully there are so is it from 18 oh one and this is from chief justice tommy and the frederick county historical society in frederick maryland is in remarkable shape so that makes me think it's from the 18 fifties may be more than the 18 thirties to become chief justice and that could lead some clues to where his robe was made if you were chief justice your robe was taking care of that maybe not if you were associate justice because this is another that i found. the robe of the associate justice barber. it is in terrible shape that you can see from the picture. they were afraid to even

a vote being rights protest on capitol hill reminiscent of the civil rights movement and john lewis' work. given your estimation of how this new civil rights voting rights movement is moving, and how we inject this level of urgency into the discussion. >> well, you are right, we are at a very critical moment in our democracy. there are efforts under way in 47 state legislatures to make it more difficult for people to vote. it is the most sacred responsibility that we have to express our views during times of voting. and the only remedy to that is to enact hr-1, s-1, and things standing in the way of that is the fill with filibuster. the irony that it will be used to crush the most pro democracy piece of legislation is cruel irony. but whatever way they do it, the senate has to move forward to protect voting rights across this country. and i think that you can easily carve out an area of democracy voting rights and several rights particularly when you look at the history of the filibuster and how it has been used to prevent progress on civil rights. this is a perfect karma. i think that we should

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i have to really finish and i've given the catholic, he knows it to john kennedy. yeah, it's true and he's got the irish moves and i would imagine there is some sympathy there. but there's no way that by and who is a cold warriors way battle is going to go up against our structure. after kennedy. i repeat the military sector on the intelligence sack iran such and it became clear that you couldn't not get into there. not any was cutting basis defense, spacious and in our country and abroad. it was by their brilliant troops back from afghanistan. i would like to see by and no further, we have so much and we have a trillion dollar budget now with the military, basically in the contract. so it's a long way to go. but can he hunch that really in an essential way? that's what kennedy was doing. he was by firing the cia and his 2 age kimbell and bissell. you can't believe the shock waves he sent through washington. here he is, the young man, after truman and eyes an hour, the young man, 4233 years old. we're starting to change things. the way things were done. he did not

john jay lee shot a 10 under 61. 10 birdies, no bogeys. she leads this tournament by three shots. what an effort. >>> t me show you the wally trophy, giveno drag racing's finest, and john force has 143 of them. no surprise when he's won 20 nhra funny car finals. keep setting track records, 326 miles per hour last week in colorado. of course they headlined the nhra proceedings this weekend at sonoma wace way . what gets this 72-year-old kid going? >> get out there, sit in that car, seatbelt, waiting for the fire, and when that sound comes on, 10,000 horsepower, and that's just in my lane. 20,000 between two cars. john force becomes 18 again. i'm a young man, because when you win, age don't matter out there. >> amen to that. let me applaud that. they've got racing tonight, saturday night, and sunday night. i'll tell you a little inside tv. he went 10 minutei asked maybrehe juthe ball. >> it's like his car. it just goes. >> energetic guy. >> it runs in the family, >>> a beloved gilroy tradition is back, baby, and it smells more garlicky than ever. >> after two e st fially back. ke a look now. the chefs cook up a storm down garlic allie. sha

our menu has given out their b. john maps showing the locations of nearly 100000 land mines in dogs on region, in exchange for 15 prisoners of war, but hasn't revealed what it has planted mines in other districts. border dispute between 2 countries remains unresolved, highlighting the fragility of the people here, wait in, hold for a solution. mindful of their every staff resume said that there be job african leaders of joined thousands of zombie ends to pay their final respects to the country's founding president. statement oils been held for kenneth calendar who died 3 weeks ago aged 97, been suffering from pneumonia. his remains will be taken into procession across the country ahead of his burial next week. calendar rooms ambia for more than 25 years until 1991. he's remembered as a staunch african nation as to stood up to south africa during a party was sort of had on this program. i have high election years 2020 as belgium and actually baffled semi final beautifully place. ah ah ah ah ah. with me ah ah ah ah, well h

calling for an independent investigation into the report, given how serious allegations john is the founding editor of the indian digital news portal. the wire, one of the media organizations that collaborated globally on the pegasus investigations. he told us there is proof. the indian opposition was targeted using packets of spyware. the fact is that we have clinching evidence in the fall, forensics that we conducted on the phones of an important opposition. political advisor, gentlemen called push, i'm sure who was actively involved in advising a major opposition party in a recently conducted election and who form tested positive for forensic. this means that during the course of the election, and of course, the run up to the election, that is, firm evidence that his phone was targeted with a pegasus, which i guess the spyware. there's no doubt in my mind that the agency which has been targeting me or other journalists or for some control or the politician i mentioned, is it a new agency and we have and that's the group itself. on the record thing that they only sell to government. so tha

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i don't spend a lot of time on the page or two of jokes and given to john who is our funny speech writer. he's very nice about it would maybe choose one. [laughter] do you have any they were accepted? >> can't remember think maybe. so david redden tyler wren that speech writing process for that product can't remember. there was sort of this pressure to get jokes. but people sent jokes and unsolicited and solicited from the outside too. so whoever was running with lead pen on the correspondents dinner was getting all kinds of e-mails from everybody suggesting jokes. but also might reach out to comedians, comedy writers and others for help too. it was a big huge undertaking. state of the union is a hard speech to write cody would grow a beard during state of the agencies then shave it. there was so much pressure. like president bush, president obama is pretty funny naturally. and so he saw that delivery, saw that timing you could trust them to deliver but the pressure to really pull off these speeches which is so great. >> we set about compartmentalizing in the present was really good at t

have got the gathering of world leaders letters this year in the uk, glasgow, and john kerry spoke last night in london, giventhe us�*s approach on this. he said we can't stall as world leaders, the response to what is going on, in response to the pandemic and yet many are grappling with that, the challenge. chancellor merkel and john kerry are correct in these statements. the climate situation is profoundly grave. the only two enjoyments i would see with the statement says that, one, it has long been in the power of national governments to act more seriously to reduce emissions than they have, and two, there are some dangers in thinking about climate change as a crisis, but god it suggests a sort of immediacy. like, do what you have to do and then it is done. in fact, it is a catastrophe happening and slow motion, a train back in slow motion. everything is happening slowly. we are seeing decades of inaction to address these issues. even with the increased carbonisation in response by world leaders, we are going to see more changes because it will not be arrested overnight, it will be gradually slowed and sto

i settled on 20% and that's a figure given by john thornton and linda haywood at bu or great friends of gilder lehrman and great friends and jim basker. about 20% of our enslaved answers were practicing muslims when they got on the boat. i did not know that till i read the book. yeah, we we featured the story. i tell the story in the book of jill ben solomon and bill allen mohammed and yeah in the film of bilali muhammad and i interview one of his descendants and he left behind a manuscript in arabic instructions on how to find mecca how to pray to the east and you know, the the first black churches they're about four churches that argue about which one was the first black church we filmed in the first african baptist church in savannah and that was formed in 1773, and this is great seeing in the film where we flew down a linguist from harvard to interpret some script that's um engraved in a carved into one of the pews and he looks at and said, it's arabic there. and there's a sister in the kitchen i can hear yelling saying it's curse of hebrew. it's cursive hebrew and care bear but

but john money is open dialogue, frankly, breeding be given the impact that colonial powers had on african countries. is it enough for items like this, from africa, as african countries, history to be returned or should come to other countries. foreign governments be doing more to try to make reparations, and if so, what do you think they should be doing? well, there's a lot that needs to be done before they can be fun. if you look at most countries, they may not how they do, how some of these cultural objects be fun. so we need to be on the table and how they really help some of those people to be able to be battle known infrastructure, where they come, how some of the display doesn't care for the benefit of the people and monitoring general. it's really good to get your thoughts in this period to cure. we appreciate your joining us and i'll just thank you very much indeed. thank you. the boy scouts of america has reached an $850000000.00, settlement with victims of child sex abuse. $60000.00 men soothed the organization alleging a decades long pattern of sexual abuse at the hands of scou

again, reyna john, thank you so much for that. we're actively given a close eye on your thursday morning commute. >> from the east bay into the city can do that in under 11 minutes for your drive times that things are looking great. there. no major hot spots the south bay and do see report of a fire northbound to 80 on saratoga avenue in san jose doesn't look like it's causing much of a delay. looks like. it's one of the bush is right near the highway there. we'll keep a close eye on that heading across towards the peninsula. you can do that under 13 minutes. no issues for you at this hour. and let's look at the richmond. sandra fell commute. as you have a rich man under 9 minutes for your drive time there. we'll have more on that and a look at the golden gate bridge. but for now, back to the news. antioch police officers are now equipped with body cameras which went online last night. that's after the city council approved new policies for body and dash cameras from forcefully to fall. has that story. >> just over 100 officers work. the streets in th

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and the formal security guarantees given ukrainians still have many good reasons to worry about their country's security. next john report, it looks at how hong kong is so would you shut down the territories last pro democracy newspaper. that's after the great e w is right here for you. can you hear me now? yes, we can hear you. germans counseling. we bring you. i'm gonna call and you've never had before the price just so what, what is what it was? who is medical really important to people who along the way meyer is and critic join us for math class. the women in asia in the me will put all the money and lunch and on the voices. the only way i can be on top is to create my own empire story. when this weekend on d w. me the boon and harry were journalists for apple daily, the most outspoken newspaper in hong kong, the painful farewell, the headline of its final edition. the popular paper was forced to shut and the china is tightening control over. it's free, a city wide. apple daily didn't change when hong kong has what does the papers face tell us about the future of hong kong? this isn't a normal day at the offic

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and will have if nothing changes in a number of these states for the next go round given what's passed so far. >>> john, there is new audio from, from the reporters, care lennie and phil rucker who interviewed him for the fantastic new book. i want you to listen. first you'll hear biden talking about the reality of the insurrection on january 6th and then you'll hear audio from this book interview of how trump saw it. >> i don't care if you think i'm satan reincarnated. the fact is you can't look at that television and say, nothing happened on the 6th. you can't listen to people who say, this was a peaceful march. >> it was a loving crowd, too, by the way. it was loving, i heard that, many, many people told me that was a loving crowd. in all fairness, the ca of to police were ushering people in. the capitol police were very friendly. they were hugging and kissing. you don't see that. >> john, it's really telling of america, right, with the reality of what our eyes see on the video and then what the president is saying a lot of americans believe. >> reporter: that was two sound bites, poppy, from americ

help but point out the hypocrisy, oakland can statement, especially given washington's attitude towards julian songs. i'll just remind john list on which the founder has spend more than 2 years in a maximum security prison in london state side. the justice department has charged him under the espionage act, accusing him of leaking classified information back in 20201020 times, if expedited to the us, his aunt could face up to 175 years behind valjean. we discussed this with john this and also daniel dissolved, who thinks that no, john, this is say every american journalist will be under threat. i mean, it's a, it's a, the prosecution of the size is a dagger aimed at the heart of us journalism. and that's what the, by the ministration is doing. and that's what anthony blanket stands for. if the assange prosecution goes forward, then every journalist will be threatened with a similar legal charges. and espionage is a very dangerous thing. espionage, god could land you a life sentence and a maximum security prison. so that will definitely have a most serious shilling effect america as a country that has completely lost the a

>> chairman, it's essential that va implement the authorities that you have given them, the john hanan act, and so forth. and fully ensure that all the things that are in place are implemented and veterans can receive the mental health services that they deserve. right now, as you know, with the staffing challenges and a lot of the staffing challenges are clinical service wise. when you have those types of challenges, it creates burnout among the staff that are there doing the work. so va needs to ensure that they have a sufficient staffing plan that they can share with you to demonstrate how they are going to decrease the staffing shortages, but also ensure that the authorities that you have given them to help offset some of those services being provided in-house can also be provided through the other means made available to them. >> thank you. senator moran. >> chairman, thank you. gentlemen, thank you very much. the va's budget for 2022 proposes spending from all sources for medical care. that is $17.5 billion more than the ib's recommendation. that's a 17% difference. where does th

in the end, in spite of his concern, john adams throws in the towel. women cannot be given political equality because they just can't. it took a lot to silence or befuddle the verbose john adams which should give testament to the thorniness of the woman problem and the contested nature of the seeming silence. people were thinking about it. after the revolution, the punitive silence was broken by deafening crashes all through the new union as state courts dealt with the problem of loyalist properties. okay. so on the face it's very simple. if a loyalist man, so somebody in america who is loyal to the crown, he sees, you know, runs off, runs to england. the new state is allowed to seize his land as a punishment for frison. and, of course, not only would the man lose his land but his heirs would lose it as well. but what if, as in several cases, the property in question came to the man through his wife. that is his wife's father had entailed land to pass through his daughter to her children circumventing the husband. yes, in the cases that came before the court, the wives had

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live in those two states should think about the delta variant, given the levels of vaccination in those two places. >> doctor: okay, johnat's a great question and it's a pretty simple answer. the vaccines that we have available to people, for example, that you mentioned in massachusetts and other states, who have a high degree of vaccination, are quite protected against the delta variant. all the data that we have from this country, and from several other countries, not just the united states, shows that the vaccines that we are using right now do very well in protecting against the delta variant, particular protecting you against severe disease that might lead to hospitalization. so for those states that have a very, very low level of vaccination, you're dealing with a virus, the delta variant, that eficnt in seading from person to person. and the numbers don't lie. in those states, where you have a low degree of vaccination, that's where we're seeing surges of infection, which are followed by surges in hospitalizations, which will ultimately lead to increases in deaths. so it is pretty clear from the data, john, that

able to get any sense of jennifer weisselberg's reaction to the charges today, given her many meetings with investigators? >> johnke with her representative who was answering questions on her behalf. and he told me that she says she is pleased that the truth is, finally, out. those are her words. but if you look at the range of charges, john, it's everything that jennifer weisselberg has been talking about. she says that she and her ex-husband received, from the trump organization, an apartment in new york city. a car. vacations. tuition. and in that indictment is that $350,000 tuition payment, paid by the trump organization, to a private school in new york city. i am told that that is for allen weisselberg's grandchildren, jennifer weisselberg's children. so, here you have him. he is 74 years old, allen weisselberg. now, he has to decide. he's not just facing an investigation but he's, now, been indicted. so, certainly, his loyalty is at play here, john, as he decides his next move. >> no question about that. randi kaye, thank you very much. >>> next, why republicans are still allergic to investigating the janua

so if john dislike me, are suppressed, and my organization does not, is not given the space to speak truth and report the way it should be reported. it is about the people's right to know their right to know the truth. so i think eventually all of this comes down to people, offender, there's 1400000000 people and the right to know, you know, trust me. but i'm saying that this is no exaggeration, that if the few journalists will you see and feel 3 of those you will out on your show. if we are not dead, india is going to turn into this one, the black hole. when more information comes in and nothing was out. so i think the can be really called a democracy in the last the statement as i said, that if there is no free press, they can be no free nation, no fee, democracy. so i really feel for the people who bought about, you know, i have taken it upon myself and i feel my organization to, to learn the people who do not have, you know, the very embalming thing called the mike or, or, you know, i mean, even the relationship good works, most of them are uneducated people, so all of this is go

given a find for absenteeism. my, on the power of social media johns has long been seen as untamed level. that increasing efforts are underway to try rating the men. now the government in new delhi, the stated twitter will no longer be immune from responsibility for content generated by uses in india, becomes less than 2 weeks after the high school in texas had facebook can be held accountable over its platform being used for sex trafficking. my guess if looking at what all that means for relations between nations and big tech, whatever our views and online freedoms on censorship, i do the fact that tech johns have run wild boston blew it drunk with power and high and mind boggling revenues. they began to see themselves as king makers, virtual cyber gods to rule winette, to decide who gets to talk. and what about and increasingly states around the world, the saying i now off and in flood, the escalation of the risk between the indian government and what the center has told. deli, high court and social media john to speak to comply with in this new id room. so said that if the company's fa

daughter was, he was in war and he was a warn report. commissioner, john mccoy, his daughter was working with the president of cbs and was given information on the development of what cbs was doing to her father mccloy. and he was interviewed by walter cronkite and it's such and such a web how're that nice people are very protected, and mcclain comes across clumsily. but he's clearly not answering the questions asked for by asked by concrete which are direct saying wasn't there a conflict of interest? and there was a conflict of interest. 3 of the members of the 7 of his 3 of the 7 members of the commission, john sherman cooper, hale bogs, and most of all, richard russell of georgia. we're had problems with the conclusions and we show from declassified files how their testimony, what especially their questions were erased from the final transcript. meaning they do not appear when russell found out about it. 2 years later, he was furious, but it was too late. he talked, we have a phone call with him and written and linda johnson where they're talking about the magic bullet. and he and russell say he just doesn't believe it beca