kansas in holcomb, kansas but it has a broader as i mentioned, it is very significant to american literary history and it continues to sit shape public discussion of the nature of violence in american society. it a very intimate story about the demise of an american family and addresses the major impact of violent crime in a small community as well as it shakes our legal and moral of nation. now, i would argue this book relevance today, although it was written six decades ago, largely because the meaning of violence, senseless violence, is something that we face on a day to day basis. and it doesn't seem that it will abate anywhere in the near future. in 2022, for instance, to put to 24,849 people were murdered in the united, which means that approximately 68 people are murdered every day during that year. now, right here in washington, d.c., last year, there, 274 people that were murdered, which was a 36 increase in the number of murders from 2020 to. so that each week approximately 5 to 6 people in our city or in the nation's capital are murdered on a week to week basis. and of course, a

siguen apareciendo cabras en la calle de kansas city.ares. indica que no está seguro a quién pertenecen las cabras. el jefe de servicios para animales de kansas city dice que la última cabra tiene una etiqueta en la oreja y que su personal está tratando de descubrir que significa. los servicios para animales recibieron alrededor de una docena de llamadas relacionadas con cabras callejeras en las últimas semanas. animal service standpoint explica que nuestra prioridad en este momento, desde el punto de vista de servicios para animales, es asegurarnos de que mientras las cabras estén sueltas, ninguna de ellas resulte herida. en julio, el puerto de kansas city trajo una serie de cabras para ayudar a mantener el césped del parque riverfront. sin embargo, el 20 de agosto, port kansas city publicó en las redes sociales que estas cabras no son suyas y que están trabajando con el departamento de agricultura para encontrar el dueño de las cabras callejeras. por su parte, johnson dice que algunas llamadas al control de animales han informado de ha

kansas city!kansas city chiefs on a quest for an historic three-peat, facing baltimore ravens and reigning mvp lamar jackson. we're celebrating with fired up fans across the country, eager for football's long-awaited return. today, thursday, september 5th, 2024. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. good to see you. welcome in. it is a thursday morning and it is a busy one. we've got a big game tonight. >> we are ready for some football! this is an epic rematch. chiefs versus ravens. we have craig live at arrowhead stadium. mike tirico will join? a little bit. i think everybody is ready for the fall and some football fun. >> we sure are. >>> but let us get started right now, guys, with our top story. the nation mourning two students and two teachers at apalachee high school about an hour northeast of atlanta. they were killed in a shooting just days into the new school year. >> and here they are. the

it's the kansas city. >> if you mail your ballot in liberal kansas, it goes a lubbock, texas to go to kansas city to show up across the street. >> just use a dropbox. >> but oftentimes that's not an option for voters. some people, whether it's a paraplegic stroke victims, people that have limit limit physically capabilities, they have to use a post office and the post office is not making them a priority. and it's frustrated by the white been from pennsylvania, l schmidt, you've got a great secretary right there. >> he was he was my guests last that last week. so look, i you're states not among the seven. we don't talk a lot about the outcome of kansas in the presidential race. i was eager to have you here because i think this is a window into some of the complications being experienced across the country. and if it's all as close as people forecast, these factors are going to kick in i think it's massive in the post office is not taken. it clearly, they're clearly not taken seriously as they should in 2020, there was an uptick in success by the post office is because all eyes were on

this is in 1941. >> reporter: bob moved to kansas from new york when he was just a boy.m dallas, but it changed a lot when arrowhead opened in 1972. >> i can remember, a group of us went, and we were just in awe. >> reporter: years later, he and his law partner purchased ten tickets. >> it was terrible. it took an hour and a half, two hours just to get out to the stadium. season tickets were under a hundred dollars per ticket. 22 rows up from the 50 yard line. only one of us on the 50 yard line. >> reporter: 50 years later, he still has four of those tickets. and, at 93 years old, he rarely misses a game. although he'll forgive you if you miss him when he's there. >> i keep a low profile, and it's getting lower every year. we sit in the visitor's side, which is good, because that's the sunny side in the winter time, you know. and i must say this. you got to be in shape to go to these games. because people stand up three fourths of the time. >> reporter: bob has incredible stories. during our conversation, he showed me photos with satchel page. he called chief legends and

happening tomorrow, nascar back on kron 4 from from the nascar kansas lottery. 300 coverage begins right here at 12, 30 tomorrow afternoon. so much going on. dave d'marko is at kansas speedway with a preview of the big race. >> what we had qualified for the arca menards series earlier today and then the trucks have been out as well this afternoon, getting ready for the craftsman truck race later tonight. they're going to have their qualify. of course, the cup series and the hollywood casino, 400 gets a lot of the attention, especially after the closest finish in nascar history earlier this year. out here at the track is how job chris buscher by literally. >> one inch. but they race airing on the cw network owned by our parent company. nexstar is sure to be a good one. saturday. it just entered its playoffs. some drivers are familiar with the track. others like us trillion shane van gisbergen or not. he's a road course specialist. but that hasn't stopped him from earning a top 5 place in the standings, a mostly oval courses. now, not only does he have to learn to navigate kansas one-half

i happen to be a small business owner in kansas city. it would have been great to have you there to talk about how you are going to solve problems instead of registering voters. >> that may have been an oversight since we were in the kansas side. i know we have senator marshall staff with us. >> next time you are there, please let us know. i will give you my cell phone number if i have to. okay? i am deeply concerned with your actions registering voters for the sba. your providing this link on your website. is it your testimony here today that you -- that no member, staff of the small business administration, has been to any district in the united states of america for any reason and has not helped facilitate the registration of voters? >> my team is not supposed to be -- >> not supposed to have they? >> no. we are not aware of anything because there is no direction and time for that. >> so at these seminars helping businesses start and providing capital and counseling, there are no cards given out for voter registration? >> no. we have

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arranca esta noche la te temporada del futbol americano con el juego entre los actuales campeones los kansas los baltimore ravens, no se lo pueden perder en espanol y por telemundo. >> television mediodia, con nicol suarez y octavio pulido. >> muy buenas tardes, siempre un gusto que nos acompane aqui en noticias del mundo sinduria, vamos a la informacion. >> vamos con esta noticia en desarrollo porque el pais continua en shock luego de ese terrible tiroteo de este miercoles en una escuela, estudiantes, padres, rescatistas y la comunidad en general han participado en vigilias desde el lugar de los hechos en s solidaridad con las victimas, las que ya han sido ide identificadas como cristina ermi de 53 anos y richard aspinwall de 39. >> ambos eran maestros junto a los estudiantes mason shermer horn y christian angulo. >> los dos tenian apenas 14 anos, increible. >> de georgia, en la ciudad de windmere, ubicada a algo mas de 10 km de una hora de 39, ambos eran maestros tenian apenas 14 anos. >> increible. >> ahi esta la escuela palachi, la que hoy lamentablemente es epicentro de esta noticia m m

the gentleman from kansas. mr. laturner: i encourage my colleagues to support this commonsense legislation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass senate 3640. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from kansas seek recognition? mr. laturner: i move that the house suspend the rules pane pass the bill s.3851. the speaker tproepl: the clerk will report the the title of the bill. the clerk: an act to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 90 mccamly street south in beetle creek, michigan, as the sojournier truth post office. the speaker tproepl: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from kansas, mr. la turn, and the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin, each will control 20 minutes. the

so kansas after wyoming, another battle ground evolved. and that was in the colorado territory, the colorado territory is very rich in fossils and in the region, just south of denver, people started finding fossil bones of enormous size from rocks that were dated. the dressing and this where marsh first got in because some of the collectors immediately contacted him because they had heard that he paid very handsomely and wanted get in touch with them. the first one was an english expatriate, o.w. marcus, who actually left us this nice watercolor of one of the dinosaur court quarries that he worked on with another volunteer. these gentlemen worked the year even on the house with conditions to excavate these enormous phones, which was really difficult in a time we had no jackhammers and things like that everything had to be chiseled out of. the very hard sandstone. and this was the area we found the great jurassic dinosaur graveyards, which are still one of the great natural history attractions of the american west on the right and show you

>> bill: baltimore and kansas city tomorrow night. >> dana: oh, okay. can't wait.ng to broadway! >> [laughs] >> dana: true story. >> bill: you do you. that's the true story for myself it was that i do that for both? >> dana: you got prepared for it. election season is kicking off sooner than you think. the states where ballots are about to go out. plus anti-israel protests spiraling out of control at columbia university on the first day of classes. back to campus this morning with a look at what is to come today. [crowd clamoring] here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine, like google, but it's r and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. introducing the second chance offer from betmgm. what'd he say? if you bet on a pl

hi, i'm the mayor of kansas city missouri. we are excited to have you in kansas city for the 92nd annual united states conference of mayors annual meeting. we hope you are finding our hospitality exceptional and we thank you for being here. today we will continue our conversation, criminal justice and social justice committee on important issues willing to gun violence in our country and how we can make our communities safer. a few things i wanted to note for everyone here. you are welcome to keep coming in. it is an interesting conversation. our committee has jurisdiction over many of the quickly issues our cities and nation face including policing, reentry, the justice system, terrorism prevention, preparedness and response, emergency management, immigration and border policy, voting rights and civil and human rights. in many ways i feel like we have control over 80% of all policy issues. there are some other very important ones out there. we have real conversations about how we can come to solutions long-term for our commun

tell us the indians and the 24 hour period across kansas civil defense crews in kansas city. you're trying to dig down thousands of people. believe it's the trend under the rubble, the strikes took place. after a brief pause in finding out minutes to conduct the polio vaccinations, then the occupied with bank is ready forces of pressing ahead with rights. is there any middle traces that has extended its assault on the janine refugee can provide, has been ongoing for more than a week, leaving a trail of destruction. ends in india, doctors, and the side of westbank island. continuing the protest, sorry for the right in middle of a colleague last month, like this purchase comes down to the regional assembly costs the bill. proposing that this penalty is some right. the convictions, or at least 12 migrants and refugees, including 6 children, have died off to the boat capsized in the english channel of the northern coast of france. within 50 others have been rescued. patasha butler has moved from polonius and emergency workers help us advise after a boat carrying thousands of migr

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the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. moran: i ask unanimous consent the quorum call now be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. the senate will be in order. mr. moran: thank you, madam president. i, like many of my colleagues, spent a lot of time in our home states during the month of august and early september, and i'm ready to come back and go to work. and i'm pleased to report that i had a number of conversations about things that we are doing and not doing with the citizens of the state of kansas. i traveled from east to west and north to south, from elwood in the northeast corner to sedan in southeast kansas, to st. francis and sharon springs in the far western part of the state and southwest corner to liberal, kansas. i rise to speak on behalf of many kansans on a couple of topics. many of my constituents are angry and afraid of potentially losing their homes, farms and businesses and their land as a result of the department of energy's proposed national interest electric transmission corridor. during

and the all of got a applied to us to of kansas. some of our events and that affected the budget that we need to days. and so putting some face time to this youth, we, adria, we have a deficit. a 50 percent of the needs is among and this will have a good basis of not being able to accommodate the number and enjoyed the new patients that are diagnosed with kansas. the center is struggling. and yes, it's important because for almost half of the childhood cancer patients in the bottom is if it's freedom of the center piece of ice cancer more than a decade ago. he's buck not because of his health, but the support other patients and their parents. man, it's my safe haven member for them, but when i feel stressed, i visit this place where i grow up and let me see. i then realized that everything is sicily compared to what i went through. especially when it was a tough, but the beautiful experiences with my icons is over this place that makes me feel safe, even today. but i'm a lot of to my tells me this is free for its parts are just and

este profesor de economía agrícola de la universidad estatal de kansas explica que el sector prevé ampliaros amantes del café prepárense para enfrentar precios más altos. silvana henao, de nuestra cadena hermana cnbc, tiene esa información. hola. qué tal, amigos? yo soy silvana henao y este es tu informe nbc para telemundo. general motors anunció un plan de recorte y despedir a 1695 empleados en su planta de ensamblaje en kansas. la primera de 2 rondas de despidos comenzará en noviembre. en mayo. gm dijo que detendría la producción del cadillac xt 4 después de enero de 2025 en kansas, lo que resultaría en despidos de empleados de producción hasta que se reanudara la fabricación a fines de 2025. tanto para el chevy volt como para el xt 4. en la misma línea de ensamblaje. según un sondeo de bankrate, un 43% de los estadounidenses tiene al menos una tarjeta de regalo o algún crédito. sin usar. unos 27 mil millones de dólares, o sea 244 $ por persona. esto es más que el promedio de 187 $ el año pasado. así mismo, un 34% de las personas ha perdido dinero de tarjetas de regalo por dejarlas expir

happening tomorrow, nascar is back on kron 4 with the kansas lottery.ge begins at 12, 30 tomorrow afternoon. yeah, dave d'marko is at kansas speedway with a preview of the big race. >> what we had qualified for the arca menards series earlier today and then the trucks have been out as well this afternoon, getting ready for the craftsman truck race later tonight. they're going to have their qualify. of course, the cup series and the hollywood casino, 400 gets a lot of the attention, especially after the closest finish in nascar history earlier this year. out here at the track is how job chris buscher by literally one inch. but they race airing on the cw network owned by our parent company. nexstar is sure to be a good one. saturday. it just entered its playoffs. some drivers are familiar with the track. others like us trillion shane van gisbergen or not. he's a road course specialist. but that hasn't stopped him from earning a top 5 place in the standings, a mostly oval courses. now, not only does he have to learn to navigate kansas one-half mile tri-ova

the game kicks off at the home of super bowl champions, the kansas city chiefs. at all the hype from arrowhead stadium. reporter it is tailgate time here in kansas city. the start of the nfl season now just hours away. and it should be a great one here since before the sun came up there have been people waiting, sleeping in their cars overnight outside just to get in and be a part of the big festivities here. chiefs kingdom of course. here at arrowhead stadium. they will unfurl tonight before the game. their new super bowl banner. two in a row and this team going for three. that's something that's never been done in the history of the nfl. you've got patrick mahomes quarterbacking the chiefs. he should be on fire. he threw a pass behind his back in the preseason. really not a lot. he can't do with the football. and then on the other side lamar jackson. he beats teams with both his arm and his leg. so these are two evenly matched teams. they played in the afc championship last season and they're meeting for the first game of the season here tonight. and of course

kansas city has won. >> reporter: a sigh of relief for the kansas city chiefs, holding on by just a toeeat the baltimore ravens. officials reversing the call on this baltimore touchdown in the final seconds of the game. >> nerve-racking. game of inches, that's what they say. that's a great football team. >> reporter: after a storm delay and even a rainbow shining over arrowhead stadium. >> patrick mahomes, you give them a freebie, he does not miss. >> reporter: the quarterback throwing for 291 yards as the chiefs aim to become the first team to win three straight super bowls. >> the fastest man to the end zone, right away, his first touch, a kansas city touchdown. >> reporter: xavier worthy getting the game ball after scoring two touchdowns in his first game. >> first game, first touchdown, first win. >> race to the goal line and in. >> reporter: derrick henry scoring the first touchdown of the season in his baltimore debut. >> lamar jackson. >> reporter: it wasn't enough for the ravens, led by lamar jackson. thursday night's chiefs win backed by more than 70,000 roaring kansas city fan

kansas city, 27, baltimore, 20 here for the kickoff game, 2024. our players of the game for this opening night, patrick mahomes, just under 300 yards, pacheco, good running in the second half, and xavier worthy, the rookie out of texas, two touchdowns and worthy and mahomes standing by with melissa stark. >> talk and coming down to the wire. patrick, how nerve-racking was that? >> yeah, nerve-racking. that is a game of inches as they say, and to come out here and get a win in arrowhead, it's a way to start the season. >> you said after losing week one with the lions, you did not want to be pushed around. how did you pill it out? >> this is a really good football team. we got to see what training camp did for that. it's a great start. >> how excite ready you to have this rookie xavier worthy on your team? >> yeah, he's a play maker. to come out here in the first game against one of best defense fls the league to score touchdowns, it's just a start. he has a long way to go. he's going to be great. >> he is standing here so humble over here. europe f

sue and professor sean the alexander the university of kansas.earings controversial were they publicized? >> they were publicized the news coverage of them is pretty extensive. their reaction to that is mixed. some people are reacting to it inan horror. some individuals north and south are reacting to it and saying this is not real. this is a political hit job. it is politically motivated. we do not believe the individual and what's being told. part of that is to the extension of what is going on in the hearing. individuals are testifying before the committee and they could contradict each other. so what is being covered by the newspapers add to that controversy? >> were they held and who were some of the major organizers? the hit hearings are held in d.c. places like south carolina florida, alabama, going to the county seats of those places. various counties and holding the hearing h for congressional hearings today. they do hold hearings in washington d.c. the pennsylvania senator named jons scott five f them or two of them are democratic senat

it strikes to the house in kansas city, killing at least 6 palestinians, including children. many of those inches, these rarely military also attacked building south east of the city. and in central, kansas is rarely as drugs have killed at least 9 palestinians. children were among the dead and attack west of the onus rod refugee camp is where the forces also boomed and apartment inside the camp. been during disabled girl and her brother and killing the father. is rarely troops pressing on with rides in the occupied with bank of the civil pellets. the indians were killed and one on thursday. soldiers had been seen patrolling the streets on friday with the paper on the 3 come boys. so supported in the side of town, north of from iowa. the rides followed the coming of 7 palestinians and the town has come to you and the detention of civil officers. the body of the students, palestinian was retrieved from under the rubble of a nice. cuz this comes off to disturbing fluid show, it is ready, so just throwing at least 3 bodies off of rooftop to others. using tr lanka has acute a dea

reigning champions kansas city chiefs, who are aiming to become the first team to win three super bowlsto their title defence — as the baltimore ravens had a touchdown overturned in the games dying moments. the chiefs led 27—20 as the ravens got the ball back with two minutes remaining. quarterback lamarjackson gave baltimore a chance and isaiah likely looked like he'd scored the game—tying touchdown. but it was eventually disallowed after a video review showed that likely landed with a toe on the endline, allowing the kansas city crowd to celebrate an opening day victory. thank you to the pants. they were great today, as they always are. what a wild environment down there. there were two heavyweights in the fight right down to the end. when they say it is a game of inches, it might be shorter than that. at rochester baseball's team in the united states are employing a bat dog, yes, a dog, that gets to go onto the field and pick up any bats left on the field of play. bruce, a golden retriever delivers them back to the dug out — he had some trouble picking up one of the bats but ultimate

heavy rain moving from kansas city to chicago to pittsburgh.three potential tropical threats on the horizon, including one closing in to the gulf of mexico. it could become a named storm sometime next week. we'll track it. >>> when we come back tonight, the remarkable images here. using a drone, how they found a little girl missing in the woods. >>> then with flu season coming, a potential game changer tonight. the fda approving the first at-home flu vaccine. you can give it to yourself. and i chose breztri for my copd, i had bad days. [cough] flare-ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved. it helped improve my symptoms, and breztri was even proven to reduce flare-ups, including those that could send me to the hospital. so now i look forward to more good days. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood

they've been, the forest industry is closing the this variable in this, kil, 18 palestinians across kansas and stolen on says that i use of them in the schools to in shelter, to displace families the optimal cry. this is i'll just say we're live from dog house. so coming out of jerry and go to the poles and the presidential election, which the incumbent adult machine to boners widely expected to win on sullivan jewelry outside the folding station in algiers. and i'll tell you why electioneering has been new to handle this president. for the next at least 70 students, a still on the account says in can yes, up to 5 or the boarding school kills 18 boys. touch down, star liner is back on earth and boeing's polluted style on the spice prompt returns to dispatch with the crew on board to esther and was gonna have to wait until february to come on the as we begin this news out and goes away as well. is again targeting heavily populated refugee camps and residential areas. right across the strip. the army has killed at least 8 palestinians in jamalia in the north. it targeted the school being use

a window washer stranded at 1 kansas city place.r helping firefighters remove a window, lowering those ropes. the window washer then able to climb inside. yikes. >>> well, the earth is about to get a temporary mini moon. nasa says a small asteroid will orbit earth for about two months beginning sunday. the asteroid, about 33 feet long. it will spend about 56 days caught in earth's gravity. >>> when we come back tonight, the grandmother stranded, alone, calling for help on the trail. and who came to the rescue. ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. presentation looks great. thanks! thanks! voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices so you can reach today's financial goals. that one! and look forward, to a more confident future. that is one dynamic duo. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. ah mornings! the golden hour of cold and flu symptoms! i'm feeling better. cough? congestion? all in one and done with mucine

a strike on a house in kansas city, killed at least 3 people and injured 5. is there any attacks have killed more than $20800.00 kill us to mean since the war began in october. and united nations investigators have released the findings and to allegations of abuse is committed in the ongoing conflict in sudan. they cite both the army and parent military weapons support forces have attacked civilians. are you a pain? climate agency says 2024 is on trying to become the hottest yet if a dependent on some, a records have been broken around the world for the stick into your running your whips climate change surface bound. the august edward surface and temperature was point 7 degrees hotter than the 1991 to 2020 average side to side temperatures will continue prizing unless urgent action is taken. it's not just a random fluctuation. it's not another t of climate that may be due to a strange combination of one of the manufacturer to the effect, the excitement of this planet. but he's really there is that these proportional effects that is induced by these long term,

the strikes has hits a palestinian gathering set in the central areas of kansas city. one's house, plenty of at least was killed while a number of casualties went transferred to the pup just hospital and would have to be medically checked and that we so really some graphic details for the castle is being hit, same dark chest hits and with the legs on hands, which is a very squarely target that has been eliminated today, we complete to completely understand that there has been more intensification of these strikes in other parts of district. one of the main stripes that with carried us earlier today was on one of the main medical warehouses and another part of robust city medics have been killed in that strike are talking about 5 palestinians at least what have been killed in a very cool manner that has been a very mess of fire broke out in the area civil defense members where what king around the clock in order to crockett down and to control that fire. who were also confirming that there has been a very great and significant damage being inflicted to the area dark. th

add the 60th anniversary celebration in topeka kansas for the brown vs. board of education decision she gave a speech to the free public high school's in topeka and she reminded them of how much work there still was to bee done. the brown vs. board was not the end but the beginning of what needed to be done not just for education but throughout tho country. so this is the past and where some of our first lady stood. some contribute to institutional racism in this country but others brought us forward made the cause for civil rights and equal rights in this country. thank you again for joining us and i'm looking forward to your questions. thank you so much for that presentation dr. carlinn for thm sure we have heard a lot and our chat is active with reaction to the information you shared withh us. and i will move us into the q&a portion of our program today for a start asking the questions i want to remind her wonderful viewers that if you have a question for dr. carlin feel free tohe ask it in the q&a boxt the bottom of your screen. all we ask you include

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in other words, the nfl season kicks off tonight in kansas city. defending super bowl champions danny new is here to help us with the biggest and most fun storylines for this season. i imagine they all involve taylor swift. >> well, inevitably. right, because i don't doubt that mahomes, kelce and swift have the best shot at winning the super bowl this year. but first, tonight they got to take on the defending mvp lamar jackson in a rematch of last year's afc title game. rhiannon. how we feeling for week one. >> well you know it's only week one. so even if they lose i'm not going to be discouraged. but i think they got this i really do. their chemistry is on fire. i think with taylor swift in the house, we know she'll be there tonight, right? do we know it? well, she's on a break from her eras tour. i think she'll be there. >> i know we're showing the ravens. this is meant to show the ravens. how about my boy sean clifford, their third string qb for the packers? that's all i was paying attention to. throwing darts. >> what did it? what? he didn't ma

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destroyed a number of residential houses, including the residential tele, in the southern part of kansas trip and the city of con eunice. at least 2 palestinians, happy consent, killed, including a mother only side with adults attack in fact, had left behind the great deal of destruction, piles of brussels all scattered around the so like of the strike with families around the neighboring area, had been going through enormous amount of sho, i'm fee because of that strike that has been carried out extensively in the past couple of hours. most of the city of connie was, had been a theater for the used by the strikes during the past. the 24 hours i have confirmed that is where the quite quotes is have been used extensively to attack a low on say area families, as you know, had been trapped in the very telling you back to the month of, to the is very the military encouraging the district, what now con unit city is one of the most dense. please, can i get there? be a similar to there has been a while we are right now. but medical sources, in fact, me have confirmed that 15 palestinians have b

and we're back with professor sean lee alexander of the university, kansas. professor, you mentioned this a little bit earlier, but how extensive was the news coverage and the public reaction to these kkk hearings? the news coverage is extensive. the newspapers are covering it. republican newspapers, newspapers at the time were very politically affiliated. republican newspapers are covering it extensively and trying to show the violence that's occurring. democratic newspapers are covering it and trying to do the opposite, show that these are a farce. public reaction is mixed. again, public reaction is, you know, someone most people in republicans and a number of people in the north are horrified by that. that action, it's trying very much to the old idea of the abolitionist that this is moral suasion. we're trying to bring, convince people that this is morally wrong and we must do something. unfortunately, it doesn't have a lasting impact on the community and it will go, you know, in a very short order. it will disappear from a lot of people's public imaginat