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rich lowry, kudos to you, f flip-flops are character flaws, you are in good company on this.ing out their formerly blank policy statement on their web site. i know tammy is dying, i'm dying to find out what is on there. >> you will first find it. larry: we may never find it. but the point is, also, you know, flip-flops were tried to mike dukakis and john kerry and with kamala harris. in a information age where information is cheap and easy to get, to i do not think this will work, it is a sign of weakness. >> you know web site, is vaporous, it, it is meant to be, bernie sanders was asked about this and gave the game away on "meet the press," he was asked, she had positions that agree with you, now she switched, what is going on, no she has not changed she is being pragmatic in what she needs to do to win the election, a 3 month pa. >> that is the mike dukakis and john kerry approach, people are stupid. >> the play they always run. larry: tammy, you studied this web site. >> there is no policy. it is -- it is like a menu of word salad. and then there is a a da -- attacks on do

rich lowry, it's a very track record.t christianity and catholicism and harassing the little sisters over abortions. >> yup. shameful. larry: it's about the transgender day of visibility which they put on the same day as easter, which is the highest holiday for christianity and is renowned around the world. i mean it just make, i'm not going to say every democrat is godless beings and against catholic. i'm not going to say that but i'm going to say on the far left which is to some extent the tail that pulls the democratic dog and maybe pulling kamala harris, there's a lot, they don't like god on the far left of that democratic party. >> yeah, there's a lot of history there and i have to say, larry. she's supposed to be running this cam point that's joyful and here is one event on the campaign agenda, every four year, everyone shows up that actually is nice and funny and is a grace note and is a wonderful tradition no matter how nasty a campaign is and she's not going to show up for that, right? and she's the joy candidate

rich lowry is on set he said he just saw it this afternoon.ught it was very good, very accurate, very reagan. grover, the liberal critics hate it. but actually, it's beating everything on the box office. we win, they lose. that was the key. tear down this wall, you take it from there, grover norquist. >> mark joseph, the producer, put together a hollywood quality movie about reagan's story, and it was based on a book about reagan's victory in the cold war both economic and american military. it's a powerful reminder of what serious economic growth and being serious about your enemies makes all americans safer. larry: that's just great, because i'm speaking to rich and i want to get to you in a minute. i mean, basically, it's the crusader, through this john voygt character of the kgb, but ultimately about his victory against communism but there's one cool scene a cabinet meeting in 1981 and 198s and reagan turns to stockman, and you see this guy and just starts ripping him to pieces. now, i can tell you, as someone that was there, this was hist

. >>> all right, switching gears just a wee bit, rich lowry, tammy bruce, welcome, kids.d get that book and memorize it. >> yep. larry: actually, good people writing that book, so it is worth it. so quickly, teamsters, their rank and file 60% of them are for trump. the leadership, tammy, wouldn't go for trump. i think one reason is he wouldn't come out against all the right to work laws, and so that was the leadership issue. but he's going to win the working folk, that's for sure. >> yes. larry: quick word on that. >> i would say that it also we can add in how the democrats would punish them. so ins -- it's dangerous. it would be dangerous to endorse trump. but what they did instead was release the polling that showed the rank and file. so they had it both ways. okay, we're not going to do it, but knowing that everyone would draw that conclusion, i think that's the heavier conclusion, is that the democrats want to destroy things that do not comply, and it was clear that they normally would have issued an endorsement to trump even though maybe not perfect for them, but cer

i want to thank john avlon, rich lowry, and lieutenant general h.r. mcmaster. now go watch overtime on youtube thank you folks all right

rich lowry is back with us for a very long time okay so, um, it's america.o we had a school shooting when schools go back into session and we're going to have to talk about this because it happens a few times every year. i think it's happened 45 times already. this year. by the way, here's the new wrinkle in this one. now they're blaming the parents as i think they should. this is not the first time this happened. this father mr. colt, mr. colin colt, he gave his kid an ar 15 when he was 14 years old in georgia, which is where this happened. you can't buy a gun if you're 14, but you can have one. wrap your mind around that james and jennifer crumbley, they were the first ones. i think that was about a year ago. same thing in michigan. yeah, they also were extremely derelict in their duty, i believe, as parents. and i think we were going to talk and we can't also talk tonight about taking phones away from kids in school it's funny i think the problem here is that parents just don't have the ability to say no to kids for anything phones guns just kids are a co

lowry said he would cut homelessness in half. he didn't.nd the organization he ran wasted millions on concerts. their shoddy construction work led to faulty plumbing, exposed wires and fires, and one of his programs was even referred to the fbi for criminal investigation. want to clean up london breed's mess? don't trust the trust fund guy. vote no on daniel lowry. >> you get news. >> your weather forecast a heads up on traffic alerts. you get us and we get you. >> better days start here abc seven mornings because you deserve a better day. >> join us live weekday mornings starting at five. >> watching abc seven mornings live. >> good sunday morning to you. if you're just joining us this half hour, the big headline, the heat is coming. yeah >> it's coming. so enjoy today while you can before it arrives, here's a look at your forecast. so lots of clear skies for inland areas today warming up into the upper 80s maybe a couple 90s out there today. and then around the bay you'll get sunshine by lunchtime in the mid 70s this afternoon at the beac

eric evand fraud by the biden justice department me know opinion editor fox news contributor and rich lowryor initial review and if you took bribes from turkish government to build this spoke about the consul here near i'm just saying them so will you know jaded and opposed to biden justice department of the wanted adams with this morning the death want to me maybe a look, things will the justice department and divided. rich: yes or's of reasons to be suspicious about that biden justice department how works in new york, but adams is been such a disappointment and he sounded so promising the democratic primary. >> campaign is the right thing about policing another step then he turned out to be afflicted now unlike you i don't know whether he's guilty of crimes and corruption with the very least, this is lastly new york city's are deserves. larry: will the bussing one third or half of his commissioners let me the police commissioners gone down and up education commissioners gone down very soon they will be in the other commissioners and sitting government could be a good thing but there must

host of last year's european ryder cup—winning team are in action, including rory mcilroy and shane lowry rose. mcilroy meanwhile says it will be difficult for ian poulter or lee westwood to be a future ryder cup captain. he believes they no longer have a connection with europe s emerging stars after making the move over to liv golf. with the guys that left, poulter, westwood, how can these — poulter, westwood, how can these young up and comers build a rapport— these young up and comers build a rapport with them when they are never— a rapport with them when they are never here, you can't see them? — are never here, you can't see them? i— are never here, you can't see them? i think that is a really important _ them? i think that is a really important part of a ryder cup and ryder cup captaincy. i am not saying _ and ryder cup captaincy. i am not saying poulter does not have — not saying poulter does not have the _ not saying poulter does not have the credentials to be a ryder— have the credentials to be a ryder cup captain but ijust think— ryder cup captain but ijust think with the current

daniel lowry, for example. his supporters raised more than $5 million in a separate political action committee to campaign for him. >>>>and all this week, at 430, we are talking live with san francisco mayoral candidates to get their take on the big issues and how they say they will serve the voters best if elected. we kick off the week with candidate and former interim mayor mark farrell. that conversation at 430 with liz cook and from lowriders and parades to music and culture, how cities across the bay area now celebrating hispanic heritage month. plus, what went wrong in minnesota. the 49 ers fall in week two. matt lively breaks it down for the fayetteville in today's red and gold report. and here's a live look outside before we head to the break. a little gloomy and cloudy out there. chance of rain. we'll be right back well, a hispanic heritage month is officially underway with many bay area cities holding colorful kickoff celebrations over the weekend in san francisco's civic center. plaza was all about c

and executive editor of investigative reporting workshop at american university, lowry was a national correspondent at "washington post," specializing in issues of race and law enforcement, he lead team awarding pulitzer prize for creation and analysis of real-time database to track fatal police shootings, his project, called murder with impunity is an unprecedented look at unsolved homicides in major american cities, just to put a button on that, he is a pulitzer prize winning journalist. we appreciate you, and welcome to you. >> thank you. thank you. i'm going have you introduce me everywhere i go from now owe have great panelists for a great conversation, i'm excited to welcome them up, i will start by reading bios, no bios, i'm getting vetoed, i heard you. we'll start there. representative summer lee. organize attorney, in 2018 first black woman from western pennsylvania ever elected to state legislature after defeating 20 year incumbent. a voice for working families and a champion for environmental justice and police accountability. and other good things. next, ray shawn ray. a i

danielle lowry said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. danielle doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. oh, whoa, whoa whoa kohler alemany california live

otro de los candidatos, el filántropo daniel lowry, habló sobre la importancia de ofrecer una educaciónambién abogó a favor de la propuesta c, la cual impondría un impuesto adicional a las compañías que tengan ingreso de 50 millones de dólares o más anualmente. esos fondos se usarían para financiar, financiar servicios y viviendas para los indigentes. y el ex alcalde de la ciudad, mark, fue 1 de los candidatos que no pudo asistir al evento de hoy, pero en otro foro comunitario esta semana dijo que se enfocaría en la seguridad y limpieza de las calles, al igual que el problema del fentanilo y los desamparados. fátima, regreso contigo. gracias, nathalie. sin duda los latinos conforman un porcentaje significativo en san francisco, así que es bueno que escuchen sus voces. y ya que estamos hablando de este tema electoral, ven a la vicepresidenta kamala harris, que regresó precisamente al área de la bahía esta mañana. la candidata presidencial demócrata participó en un acto de recaudación de fondos precisamente en san francisco, y es probable que este haya sido su última visita a nuestra regi

shayna lowry says her truck was struck in the gunfire. >> all i could think about was my children. and my significant other. you know, and the real reality that i couldn't be here. >> reporter: now dozens of law enforcement agents are scouring the densely-wooded area. >> we will search until we can find him, until we exhaust all resources. >> reporter: priya sridhar, nbc news, london, kentucky. >>> convicted sex offender, harvey weinstein is in a hospital this morning undergoing emergency heart surgery. the legal team for the disgraced movie mogul says the procedure was to alleviate a buildup of fluid in his lungs and heart. he was due back in court this week as prosecutors work to secure a new indictment after his new york conviction was overturned in april. >>> cleveland browns quarterback deshaun watson is facing a new accusation of sexual assault this morning. a woman is suing wasson for $1 million, alleging that the quarterback forced himself on her four years ago when he played with houston. it is the latest trouble for watson, who settled 23 of 24 lawsuits against him in 202

también david lowry, quien se mostró preocupado por esta situación.os reportes, lacey young habría prendido fuego en 3 diferentes lugares el jueves en el área de broad y newton road en placerville. cada incendio se extinguió rápidamente. dijeron autoridades. y la superficie quemada se limitó a menos de un cuarto de acre. esta fue solo una de 78 detenciones que calfire ha efectuado desde el uno de enero hasta el 31 de julio de este año. entre los arrestos se encuentra la persona que provocó el incendio park en julio, un siniestro que desde entonces ha quemado más de 429.000 acres y escuche esta expresión qué más se pueden robar? eso es lo que se está preguntando. el dueño de un bar en la ciudad de san josé. puesto que los ladrones se han metido a robar 4 veces en su local solo en los últimos meses, jocelyn moran nos trae los detalles que ha tenido este bar por 11 años, pero solo en el último mes. dice que le han robado miles de dólares. safe was right here and they just ripped that right off the wall. mike downing dice que la primera vez que 2 personas

shayna lowry says her truck was struck in the gunfire. >> all i could think about was my children and my significant other. you know, and the real reality that i couldn't be here. >> reporter: now dozens of law enforcement agents are scouring the densely wooded area. >> we'll search until we can find him, until we exhaust all resources. >> reporter: priya sridhar, nbc news, london, kentucky. >>> just in tonight, newly revealed body cam of the teen suspect in that deadly school shooting. it shows an encounter a year earlier between police and the accused gunman and his father. our priscilla thompson has the video. >> this is some serious stuff. >> yeah, i know. >> reporter: newly released body cam footage from the jackson county sheriff's department shows the moment law enforcement questioned colt gray last year about threats made online to, quote, shoot up an elementary school. >> i promise i would never say something like that. >> you haven't used discord in a few months? >> oh, no. >> and you're saying you didn't say anything like that? >> no, the only thing i have is tiktok and i j

thank you, stephen lowry. - around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news.g|on? well, that's what seems to be happening in the remote mountains of southwestern china where a competition between villages has captured the attention of the entire nation. it's even boosted tourist revenue by nearly 75%. our correspondent stephen mcdonell went there to meet the players — and their fans. these are the farmers, shopkeepers, and students who've become the stars of the guizhou village super league. a weekly grassroots spectacle, which has drawn national attention, largely through social media. it's free to attend, but a bit of a hike to get here. the mountains of guizhou have been isolated for centuries, and, until recently, all they had was farming. now, poor communities are getting a boost from the millions of big city tourists who've come through in just over a year to watch the football. translation: it has improved our economic prospects, - like for vendors where families have small businesses, it has increased their income. shen yang is a hospital maintenance w

but first, going head to head on this are the journalist lowri turner and the journalist lowri turnertivist susie stride . the labour activist susie stride. both of you, thank you very much. great to have you on the show as ever, laurie, i'll start with you. has labour gone to war with you. has labour gone to war with old people? >> yes, absolutely. i think one of the things you didn't mention, of course, is it's not just gone towards older people, particularly older women. i mean, we've heard a lot about the waspi women who, were very badly financially impacted by the really rapid rise in pensionable age for women, which has gone from 60, obviously, to currently 66. it's about to be 67. but if you add another year, it's women who get impacted by that. now, i don't quite know why she's decided that old women are the people to attack on this, unless she's listening to kind of teenagers. i've got teenagers in my house and they spend their entire time talking about boomer this, boomer that, as if like there's some kind of golden age that people over 60 were young and they had everything

lowry es una de las que apoyó la iniciativa a nivel del condado y dicen están emocionados por la inversiónó a 2016 llamadas en su centro. una parte de estas fueron resueltas en el teléfono y en el 59% de los casos tuvieron que enviar a un equipo a la escena y el equipo en un 55% de los casos logró estabilizar exitosamente al individuo junto a la aprobación. la ciudad puso un requisito para dar su inversión con la ciudad. queremos reportes del condado sobre las llamadas a este equipo para saber los resultados de las llamadas. además, le están dando el mes de abril del próximo año como fecha límite para que se forme ese equipo o consideraran retirar su inversión. desde san josé libertad pedraza noticiero telemundo 48 queda captado en cámara el momento en el que un sospechoso rocía con gasolina a un vehículo y lo prende en llamas. calles más limpias y seguras de la mano de personas que buscan salir de la indigencia. esta es la nueva iniciativa anunciada en varios distritos comerciales de san josé y una ciudad al norte de la bahía. podría expandir el control de rentas. pero la palabra final es

it was also a good day for robert macintyre and shane lowry, who both joined mcilroy on five under pars british masters winner niklas norgaard is a shot back of the lead at six under with belgium's thomas detry. emma raducanu is through to the quarterfinals of the korea open after beating china's yue yuan in straight sets. the 21—year—old had treatment on a foot injury and needed seven match points before coming through 6—4, 6—3. she'll play daria kasatkina for a place in the semifinals on friday after the russian top seed beat american hailey baptiste in straight sets. funny more on the bbc sport website, but that is it for me at the moment. sarah, thanks very much. i was bringing you the latest on the european flooding. the chief has announced $11 billion for countries hit by what she has had our heartbreaking floods, so a large amount of eu support for all of those countries that have been hit by those devastating floods. that news just coming into us. let's turn to politics here, now, though. sir keir starmer has been facing scrutiny about his willingness to accept gifts and hospit

rich lowry at the very beginning when tim walz was picked said that he is in medicine bc 's commentary masculinity looks like. we will see how it goes tomorrow night between vance and walz. it has been very interesting. he's hardly done any media since they have picked them. that's probably because his ideas are so far left. they thought they were getting midwestern sensibility and masculinity. what they got was somebody who feels very -- dare i say we are to? can that? >> i think it is a good idea to use it against him. how pathetic is it that assistant coach walz got less love at a football game then donald trump? >> how pathetic is it? i am not surprised by that. obama actually related to young men. he played basketball. he filled out the bracket on espn. there was a connection there. kamala doesn't have it. they are trying to use walz like that. men just looked at another man and you can kind of know if he is an athlete. look at the way he can go down the stairs or throw something and catch a lighter. maneuver his body in that way. you look at this guy. i've never even seen him thr

because some tax to the corporate plans and i'm real quick walk through your portion of both social lowry. what am i doing wrong? the way i look through the process is i was supposed to have some don't know one on the the thought of getting enough for the goodness who did not have a pen. yeah, i, that's the how to do is to get my set up at the, for you some the to see the love seat the see the the, the to the, the, the, the the the, the, the, the to john but the, the, the, the 50 to be still a rough and she'll for negative i usually it was the show for each of the. so we'll still have to get an idea of its duck games. they have left on the sofa name of the media hamish by law. and he just made several attempts to show some this they had to get in the back of the another the said sheets. and for some of the most just so nice to get into the you know, but again, some of the things like governments like the show. and i should almost like a few much just sort of a sham this map, like the max went to the, to the extent of, oh, cd of hours, the know some stuff, a 100 event stuff on the file so

the pages in the walkie-talkies against hezbollah but president biden, rich lowry pointed out in theat israel's righteous war on hezbollah. he goes on to say to the biden administration this looks like a mere escalation because it does not understand the concept of deterrence, making the enemy fair what you might do rather than allowing the enemy to set the pace or to constrain your actions out of worry over what he might do next. israel is good at deterrence and the world looks at it like you can't do that, that's cheating. >> what's really surprising the world is that israel is starting to take the initiative. you have to understand, are 100,000 people in the north that are not home. in other words israel lost a few miles of their border because they can't have their own people live there. so what are they supposed to do? they are going in and saying get out, at the hornets nest out. the more that israel does that, the world will say how dare you, how dare you, but you know what, israel has to self preserve if you are not going to be on my side. >> trace: exactly right. meantime no

>> dana: i think rich lowry said it, tim walz is in msnbc contributors idea of what masculinity is andink it's working at all. i'm curious to see how he will do in the debate with j.d. vance. i thought one of the most on masculine things and actually kind of undignified things was the other day when he would answer a question about an american hostage was executed by a shot to the back of the head. to me, answering things like that would show, one, that you want to be a leader and he would be able to be commander in chief on day 2, but ducking that question, to me that is not masculine. >> judge jeanine: not a surprise, either. you know, jesse, do you agree that tim walz is driving maga men nuts with his masculinity? [laughter] >> jesse: women love masculinity, and women do not love tim walz, so that should just tell you about how masculine tim walz is. the other day you saw him with a vanilla ice cream shake. had a straw in it. again, that tells you everything. judge jeanine judge jeanine, anything i speak for the men at the table, which is just me. [laughter] all men want is respect

daniel lowry said the shooting is a clear sign that previous leaders of the city have failed. >> he said that he intends to increase police staffing, so residents and visitors to san francisco can feel safe in order for us to be able to draw conventions back, to draw tourism back, and to build our brand again globally, we have a lot of work to do, and the people i'm running against have created this perception, this sense of disorder. supervisor asha safai, who is also running to unseat mayor breed, praised the quick work of officers on scene. he said that's the reason he's been pushing for creative ways to increase police staffing. and he says, citing data that crime is down doesn't make anyone feel safer. after a high profile incident like this. >> they want to hear what are you going to do about the problem, how are you going to solve it? and so my solution is get them out of their cars on the street. we have the overtime to pay for it. and then secondly, to get those numbers back up, let's give incentives like student loan forgiveness to get them to want to come work in san francisco

breed has wealthy friends, but her challengers are also spending big money to unseat her daniel lowry, for example. his supporters raised more than $5 million in a separate political action committee to campaign for him >ryan>well, cbs news bay area is your election headquarters for the san francisco's mayor race and all the other races this election year. stay up to date with everything on our website at kpix.com and streaming on the cbs news app. and our top stories today in san francisco, lawmakers, patients and community pharmacists will push for lower prescription drug prices. senator scott wiener is backing a bill calling for increased oversight of pharmacies and benefit managers. it also bans policies that drives up the cost of medications supporters would gather at the mission wellness pharmacy this morning at 10 a.m. to urge governor newsom to sign the legislation well, a unique community celebration in san rafael, where people didn't have to travel too far to enjoy live music. they just well, i had to walk out their front porch and front door. this was the fifth annual porch

, this museum is considered the epicenter the modern world and it's a position that directed glenn lowry takes very seriously. i worry about everything i worry about whether anybody will show up at the museum in the morning, literally will people bothered to come to the museum? i worry about whether it's going to rain or not, because when it rains, more people come to the museum so i'm one of those people that looks at a sunny day and goes, oh, no, not another beautiful well day. because i know i know that if it's bad weather, more people will visit the museums over its 95 year history. the moma has weathered many storm devastating fire in the late 1950s, wiped out some of its prized treasures, many others are scooted to safety by employees undaunted by the fight on recently at the moment undergone expansions, relocations, and corroborations, galore so i think the institution not as a fixed entity magen the british museum, or the louvre, or the metropolitan, they're historical institutions, their responsibility is to tell this very long story in a very measured in order away we are a wor

i want to thank john avlon rich lowry and lieutenant general h.r. mcmaster. now go watch overtime on youtube. thank you. folks all right hey >> welcome to the whole story. i'm anderson cooper, after vice president kamala harris became the democratic nominee, she launched an aggressive campaign to re-introduce herself to the country but with the election looming, many remain undecided and are looking at where harris stands on the issues that matter to them before casting their ballots. over the next hour, cnn's audie cornish looks at harris's record and her promises on five key issues in this election reproductive rights immigration, foreign policy, the state of democracy, and one that most american side is they're our priority. the economy one day after president joe biden announced his decision to drop out of the race and endorsed his vice president, kamala harris, addressed a campaign staff at the wilmington, delaware headquarters building up the middle class will be a defining goal of my presidency in her first interview as candidate, she doubled down on t

i want to thank john avlon, rich lowry, and lieutenant general h.r. mcmaster. now go watch overtime on youtube thank you folks all right >> this is cnn breaking news hello and welcome to our viewers watching in the u.s. and all around the world. i'm lynda kincade. we're following breaking news out of the state of kentucky where a manhunt is underway after five people were shot and wounded, you are busy interstate highway. it happened saturday afternoon near interstate 75 in laurel county just north both of london, kentucky that's about 80 miles south of lexington. the london police department released a photo of who they call a person of interest in that shooting a 32-year-old white male named joseph, a couch. how she's about five foot, ten and weighs approximately 154 pounds police say he is considered armed and dangerous. the agency is urging people to contact their 911 call center with any information regarding the whereabouts or location of this individual or police closed a section of the interstate due to the active shooter situation, urging residents in

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this museum is considered the epicenter of the modern world and it's a position that directed glenn lowry takes very seriously. i worry about everything. i worry about whether anybody will show up at the museum in the morning, literally will people bothered to come to the museum? i worry about whether it's going to rain or not, because when it rains, more people come to the museum. so i'm one of those people that looks at a sunny day and goes, oh, no, not another beautiful day. hey because i know i know that if it's bad weather, more people will visit the museums over its 95 year history. the moma has weathered many storm it's a devastating fire in the late 1950s, wiped out, some of its prized treasures, many others are scooted to safety by employees undaunted by the fine and recently the moment we've gone expansions relocations, and for formations galore. >> so i think the institution not as a fixed entity magen, the british museum or the louvre, or the metropolitan they're historical the tuition is their responsibility is to tell this very long story in a very measured and ordered way.

this museum is considered the epicenter of the modern world and it's a position that directed glenn lowryakes very seriously. i worry about everything. i worry about whether anybody will show up at the museum in the morning literally will people bothered to come to the museum? i worry about whether it's going to rain or not, because when it rains, more people come to the museum. so i'm one of those people that looks at a sunny day and goes, oh, no, not another beauty good suitable day. because i know i know that if it's bad weather, more people will visit the museums over its 95 year history. the moma has weathered many storms. have devastating fire in the late 1950s, wiped out some of its prized treasures, many others are scooted to safety by employees undaunted by and recently the moment undergone expansions, relocations, and veran galore so i think the institution not so as a fixed entity, magen, the british museum, or the louvre, or the metropolitan, they're historical institutions. >> their responsibility is can you tell this very long story in a very measured and ordered way? we are

chief superintendent trevor lowry of the met police spoke at a press conference a short while ago. >>very sad to say that we've launched a murder investigation following the stabbing of a teenager last night , stabbing of a teenager last night, sunday, stabbing of a teenager last night , sunday, the 22nd of night, sunday, the 22nd of september, in greenwich . his september, in greenwich. his family have been informed and are being supported by specialist officers. once again, we've had to tell a childs family that their loved one has been killed in an act of violence, using knives . our violence, using knives. our thoughts are with them as they struggle to comprehend what has happened.the struggle to comprehend what has happened. the fact a 15 year old teenager who had his whole life ahead of him, had been taken from his family in this way is a stark and sobering reminder of the danger of zombie style knives . knives. >> and in the us. the suspect in the second assassination attempt on donald trump wrote a note detailing plans to kill the former president. prosecutors have revealed to

our last panelist is glen lowry. he's the professor of economics at brown university where he has taught since 2005. also a paulson senior fellow at the manhattan institute. he previously taught at harvard university where he was the first black american to earn tenure in the economics department at the age of 33. he also taught at boston university, university of michigan and northwestern university. he's probably more widely known these days as the host of a weekly podcast i think called the glen show. so starting, my far left, we'll start with bob woodson and hear his opening remarks. if i could, for all of you, include in your opening remarks if you find it relevant or convenient, what did you experience, what did you witness growing up in a segregated america that may have shaped your understanding of what i'm calming the promise of america and the pathway for success in this country. robert: thank you so much. first of all, i would like to give a shoutout for glen. for years i've been trying to get scholars to

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. >> former mayor mark farrell, philanthropist daniel lowry, along with supervisors asha safai and aaronn, debated one another at the randall museum. they went after current mayor london breed. topics included city bureaucracy and corruption, plummeting enrollment in schools, housing shortage, homelessness and crime. >> what we need to do in san francisco first is prioritize public safety. we need to clean our streets and set the conditions so businesses can thrive. >> we're going to have people taken from the streets into a 24 over seven crisis center, where they can get the care that they need. >> read challengers have called for more police patrols. lurie wants a new police station downtown covering the city's hospitality zone from yerba buena to moscone center to union square. now, breed's office, they actually released a statement. it says this in part here. mayor breed has already participated in four debates. she has to balance the demands of running the city while also running a campaign. she has a limited amount of time and she wants to speak directly with voters as much as poss

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