the invitation, instead referring to request t the judicial conference, which serves as the policy makinhe federal courts also this week, democratic congressman hank johnson and senator sheldon whitehouse wen one step further, requesting that the judicial conference referred justice thomas to the u.s. attorney general fo potential violations of th ethics and government act of 1978 congressman johnson is a senio member of the house judiciar committee and the rankin member of the subcommittee overseeing federal courts, including the supreme court. he joins me now. congressman, it's great to see you again, thank you for comin back on the show tell us about this request t the judicial conference, wha is it about the ethics i government act that yo specifically want looked into? >> the ethics and government - thank, you ayman, for having m tonight. the ethics and government ac has requiring reporting of gifts and hospitality, does no deal with -- did not deal with travel a interpreted by the judicia conference until a clarification over the las month or so, but at any rate reporting requireme

one of the units through which makin passed this year was the carpathian sich battalion of radicals andis banned in russia from all over peace. someone first came there , took pictures on a safari, sent pictures home , took heroic poses, but many quickly realized where they really got when you see how people go from head and eyes blood, and someone is torn to pieces. this is not a game. it's terrible. in general, no romance. in addition, deceit is at every turn. after the death of the mercenaries , mcintyre says they are usually cremated and the ashes are sent to the relatives of the insurance of ordinary militants, as well as the salaries of foreigners who decide to terminate the contract with the carpathian syuch are appropriated by the commanders. there was such a problem, for example, when i left the carpathian sich. i was supposed to be paid 1,000 dollars, but i did not receive it; my last check was taken by the commander. theft. there, in general, macintyre flourishes, which, by the way, was received in the national battalion rather modestly by american standards. the salaries wer

you are fighting for makin sure that the erosion of freedom's speech does no occur. you are fighting these anti-democratic forces for our children, for the safety of ou children in our communities. i just want to say to you, w are with you, continue with struggle and this fight. we know now what we know i oakland california, now th world knows as you said. the world is watching. thank you for continuing thi fight, we stand by you whatever you need to be ther with >> congresswoman ali, i am sitting here trying to hold it together because on the screen right now, representative jone talked about a generationa shift that is happening in tennessee right now. what i am seeing on this scree is literally a generationa shift. folks who watch this program certainly for those who don' know congresswoman lee got into politics to work on shirle chisholm's presidentia campaign i don't know if you are as young as represented jones i now, but the things that you were fighting for back then ou things, basically, tha representative jones i fighting for today congresswoman lee, 55 yea

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beyond the sheer number of guns, what is it that is makin people respond to just mistake with gunfire >> stephanie, i think many americans have allowed themselves, permitte themselves to be programed through social media, throug the cable news, the television they watch all day and all night through their echo chambers, rabbit holes tha they are stuck in, seeking affirmation from each other. the politicians and the gu lobby is more than happy t feed that programming becaus it is a for profit programming and so, the worst fear that ha been mentioned, fear is drivin this, but it is an irrationa fear we are now seeing the kind o intercity crime that peopl have almost become numb to go to the suburbs. as people shoot each other for nonsensical reasons. and where is that fear comin from it is programming. violent crime is going to ge you. it is way, after the facts don't seem to matter by th way. jim jordan with the help of hearing in manhattan claimin that crime is out of control there. the facts do not seem to justify that nonetheless, that is what we are being fed. people of other races

are running over th minority and they are doin pretty much what they want what they did with guns, makinr state, is unhealthy. what they have done with the appointment of judges electing -- the legislator taking away fro the system that we had working for over 200 years - close to 150 years - they change that have more control over the judiciary democracy has been at risk what happened over this past week, we are ashamed of th tennessee general assembly of the state of tennessee. i've had other times where i'v been ashamed of the state from actions, but never of th general assembly like this this was beyond -- these people should be allowed back in, i'm sure the county commissions will recommend the and they will serve the rest o their appointment and they wil be elected by the constituents of course it will cost us mone but that doesn't seem to bothe these people but they turned out family planning, money aj tybee money -- they never expanded melia kade which we gave them 1 million dollars from the government to do they won't let the federal government tell them what to d and i won't gi

and louis makin thought. so, the bbc has given elon musk the attention he needed.speak to james clayton. thank you so much for coming on new spots. now you were told on very short notice that twitter were going to live screamed that whole interview on twitter spaces. should the bbc have exceeded to that demand because not it meant really for that moment they were essentially running the show, weren't they?— weren't they? yeah it's an interesting _ weren't they? yeah it's an interesting question. - weren't they? yeah it's an interesting question. it's i weren't they? yeah it's an i interesting question. it's one weren't they? yeah it's an - interesting question. it's one i woke up at 4am to ask whether we should go ahead. i guess if you pull out at that point for the bbc, that's also an interesting reputational issue. you've got this interview with elon musk that is ready to go, and you are not doing it. and what are the editorial sort of issues without too? i think in a way we mitigated it as we said we will put it live to so it's not you could argue editorially. m

i think what peter navarro was saying in that statement, ayman, was that they were makin headway with trying to get the election overturned by legal means. we know that now, by fraudulen means, beginning overturn unti sydney powell went too far, an people started pulling back. that is frightening, and ought to be frightening to everyone, including my friends on th republican side of the aisle who really do care about democracy. they are there, but are bein enablers by not speaking out >> professor anderson jones, katie, senator jones, please stick around, we're gonna talk to a little bit later in the show as well up next, my exclusiv conversation with oregon governor, tina core tech, on the fight to protect reproductive rights in her state. we don't even need eight-time all-star to tell you about it. wait what? get it before it's gone on the subway app! they need their lawn back fast and you need scotts turf builder rapid grass. it grows grass 2 times faster than just seed alone. giving you a stronger lawn. smell that freedom, eh? get scotts turf builder rapid grass today, it's guaran

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what matters to them is making sure that they have resource in their public schools, makin sure thatd educators and ever classroom. those are the things tha parents have been talkin about. and i will tell you stephanie, that parents are natural allies of educators across this company. and so we work together, and the elections in the fall, and these most recently election in april and that is how we won, by saying to voters, this is what we need for our students >> it seems that there is misconception out there that parents that want involvement, i just focused on books they want pandora, critical rac theory but the overwhelming majorit of parents who want to b involved, that are the thing that they matter to them, th things that make making school safe? addressing learning laws >> that is exactly right stephanie, the parents aren' concerned about banning books, that's for ours educators to make teaching and learning decisions for their students parents have been involved i our students education forever i'm a parent myself, i'm a grandparent. as a teacher of science, for over 30 yea

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which is gun violence, makin sure that everyone has a sea at the table and our pocketbook issues. >>esswoman, your state has become the epicenter o anti lgbtq legislation the florida legislature fo example is considering a bil that would allow the state t temporarily seize trans kids from the parents, i mean, just the thought, right if they are receiving gender affirming care a district neighboring yours chose to cancel its prid parade due to an anti drag bil that the governor is expecte to sign. what are democrats doing o thinking about doing to counte this, both at the state leve and the federal level? >> well we are continuing to push what is really going on here this is actually a fight against people living thei true state of independents living in their true state living their truth and people have shown that the republicans are pushing hateful message that is really going throughout our country i this day it seems like every other week governors putting fort legislation that is attacking certain group. we have the don't say gay bill now they are expanding it to more - won't be

john makin thayer, now a former us army soldier, an ex-mercenary of the international legion, broughtole dossier of war crimes and fascism on kiev. and how did he even turn out to be john until the sixteenth year he was about a republican, but then he became disillusioned with the idea of ​​​​great america and became a communist in the usa, by the way, this is a forbidden ideology john did not believe in washington's propaganda at the expense of ukraine, it turns out that ukraine is a poor victim an innocent victim of russia they do not have fascists. they simply fighting for their freedom in its purest form propaganda why didn't you believe the same reasons i didn't believe in propaganda in the war in iraq in the vietnam war in korea in the nicaragu operations in cuba in mexico john says he originally even went to fight for the russians in the donbass, but then i decided that it would be more useful if it showed from the inside , who are the foreign legionnaires that kiev takes to its service, i found a site and started spinning, i flew from alabama zoschenton from washington to lond

makin: to how to do it. -- our church. making the — to how to do it. -- our church.making the switch to - to how to do it. -- our church. | making the switch to renewable energy involves an upfront cost on churches already stretched. there are calls for more help, notjust to pay bills, but for long solutions, to make sure important services can be safeguarded. aleem maqbool, abc news. you're watching bbc news. now its time for our world: our tribe's addiction. drums and chanting. the great spirit, whose voice i hear in the wind, hear me. i need your strength and wisdom. we are kind of an invisible culture, because people know about native americans, but people don't know about native americans. i'm tired of being homeless, man. | i'm tired of being alone. i'm tired of being too scared to kill myself. law enforcement, search warrant! come to the door! go ahead. violence, murder, overdoses from drugs, and we have to protect our people. it's ok. it's like trying to stop _ a haemorrhage with a band—aid. 0ur communities are sick. we are trying to heal them, but it's a slo

means yesterday or the day before yesterday in the publication de hill published an article by douglas makinl-known venal enemy worked in the reagan administration. bush helped there, other republicans there. he uh wrote the article quite wonderfully. will people take money from the bank under title, united states well, i mean. that's when there is such a term american bank run. this is when people come and take money. so, when it completely fell, when, so to speak, there other banks began to fall in america , the problem of depositors arose, who began to take money in a panic. in this case , it's used kind of allegorically in the sense that, well, see saudi with china with russia so to speak, many other countries actually work. they see the united states go global with this one his empire is in a state of half-life, which in fact, of course, wise people are beginning to think, at least diversify the risks to take away. well, as he says money, yes from the bank , the united states, that is, the connections of the influence of the alliance, and so on, goal-setting and ask them somewhere else

he was born in dom boss in makin city, as i said, he had fought in the militia in lou gantski previously. and we're also now receiving a statement from witnesses at the scene, which we can also have a look at now. ok. please be sure to see my friend and i were walking towards the university embankment and at that time we heard an explosion. it was a dull explosion like a pop. after about 10 to 15 minutes, we found ourselves in the heart of the events. there were not so many eye witnesses . i asked those who were there. only a few people understood what was going on. we didn't realize at the time that it was a terrorist attack, but we understood that it wasn't safe for us to be there. at that time, we saw that many wounded people were coming out. there were 2 ambulances, firefighters were nearby. people were being carried out on stretches. you and i saw something covered on a stretcher like a corpse. it was an unpleasant site that we were there for 2 minutes and then left . yes, so we here che, our learning more about the person who was killed. but as you see, he was an influential figure

makin america stronger makes the world safer. that is the unique goal that all of us have. reporter: mr. speaker, you have talked at great length about the importance of the unity of this delegation. but today is your meeting here, emmanuel macron is in beijing. what do those conflicting messages mean for her approach to china? and if you can comment on yesterday's indictments, that would be great too. rep. mccarthy: i do not think what emmanuel macron is doing is conflicting here. for the same argument that i said this meeting will foster greater freedoms. it is communication. so i think it is great that president macron's meeting in china. i hope she delivers a message not to fund russia's war in ukraine. i hope he delivers a message that democracy makes the world safer and stronger. i hope you delivers animation that the same aspect he is meeting with president xi jinping. i've been to china three times. i think a greater communication between nations is positive. i think trying to show military action is not. communication is stronger. the answer to your second question

we shall go to have makin docket. he says, bab, government spending decisions of forcing doctors to take action. you get to a kind of critical points where you have to either stand up for what he will you believe in an or you just accept and leave such stress as driven thousands of doctors out of the profession or into depression with some even considering suicide. according to zayed out in the jar, they struggle more than easter and mainly due to the lack of resources now and the conditions under which they have to work. burner rates and medicine here were high before the pandemic. the pressures now driving them even higher. a lot of it is due to excessive workload and working conditions at worry about making errors, worries about causing harm, worry about not being able to provide what it is that you felt he could provide going into the profession junior doctor's feel this week strike action is the only remaining recalls to help the public and politicians realize these problems are real and require rapid resolutions

for many genia doctors like ashley makin dotty free time away from what is rare and far from relaxing as a cancer specialist with a young child at home. she says her nights oh, ready? somewhat sleep deprived i went. oh, i feel i, i don't have to also wait. not worrying about the credit card bill isn't gas bills in the energy any. the things everyone else is worrying about as well. thanks in part to these financial precious. she's joining tens of thousands of other doctors in a 2nd round of strike action this year. they struggle have max and doc at. he says, bab, government spending decisions of forcing doctors to take action. you get so a kind of critical points where you have to is a stand up for what is what you believe in and or you just accept and leave such stress as driven thousands of doctors out of the profession or into depression with some even considering suicide according to zayed out in the jar, they struggle more than easter, and mainly due to the lack of resources now and the conditions under which they have to work. burner rates and medicine here were high before the p

.— tensions with iran, it is finally making progress. tensions with iran, it is finally makin: rouressf the _ making progress. i talked about the bleakness of the last _ making progress. i talked about the bleakness of the last few _ making progress. i talked about the bleakness of the last few years. - bleakness of the last few years. that doesn't do itjustice because you look at the numbers of killed, numbers displays, the staggering humanitarian crisis. the impact of this war, you can't exaggerated. {jut this war, you can't exaggerated. our viewers may — this war, you can't exaggerated. oi" viewers may remember the dominant images that came from any time someone visited yemen. the images of children stick like arms and legs, children stick like arms and legs, children emaciated beyond belief, children emaciated beyond belief, children dying of malnutrition. a country on the edge, a humanitarian crisis which didn't need a humanitarian solution, it needed a political one. humanitarian solution, it needed a political one-— political one. you've covered this over the years. _ political

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so now makin was trying to dump the whole mass in china's lap with a galaxy. michael also brought up the issue of nuclear weapons being deployed in allied countries. this was doctors ranchers, the opinion that nuclear weapons should be completely excluded from this conflict, that all international treaties on this issue should be respected, and that under no circumstances should nuclear weapons be deployed outside the toad series of nuclear powers, especially in europe. in this regard, it is necessary to remind every one of their responsibilities in particular russia . so and no foreign new deployments in europe are the americans aware of macros position because the u. s. has needs deployed pretty much in a. busy whole lot of european countries and has for the past several years, the 2 leaders also talked about the need for global food security, underscoring the need to facilitate grain and fertilizer exports. no word though about what france is doing to stop the 44 percent of ukrainian grain that's getting out from going to europe as the turkish president poi

.— media have to play our part in making a more... media have to play our part in makin: a more... . very much for “oininu making a more... thank you very much forjoining us- — the italian coatguard says its carrying out two separate rescue operations in the ionian sea to aid hundreds of migrants stranded on two boats. 0ur news correspondent lucy gray has this update from the newsroom. we first heard about this from an activist group who put out a tweet saying that they had received a phone call from the boat with a00 people on it, which was in need of rescue. if we look at the boat, and the zoom in, we can see how full it is. a00 people on board. a charity called sie watch had planes flying over the area to keep an eye on the boat, and one of the pilots sent an update, we can have a listen. so, ten babies on board, it is thought there are a0 children in total. we got an update from the italian coastguard, saying they have reached the vessel and are trying to get all a00 people to safety. it is a difficult task, there are so many people on board, so any movement of people on board, s

so, it's eye on the ball there's one thing that has always been his focus, makin money for himself, and like, well, i'm being arrested, well, what can i do? >> his fall back, it is fron seat,'s side hustle, his campaign >> - in the fund raising, but ultimately, ask jeb bush wha it means to raise the most money in a republica presidential primary he put an exclamation point on his name in that primary, bu the $100 million, happy fo everyone else, did not hel them the fundraising, i, think it's a fallback position for him. but i don't think it helps the get out of the hole. >> it's a shiny ball, though for them i mean, it's like a look ove here and frankly, after january 6th he raised a lot of money to, and he did not stay in office. as the number was seven or 7 million, i don't know if i would care either way. to your point, what difference does it make there is also laws and i asked zoloft minh this yesterday, i, mean raising money for his campaign, he has not branded a legal defens fund yet but you can't spend that money on tacopina. >> the money they, raised al that money here raised

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the makin award was organized by the zafaranieh observatory in tehran, which method of clicking, after that, i organized different groups and the astronomical society of iran has been in charge of organizing this event in iran for many years. minna dome and the country of activity in the masoudiya mansion there is a program that i think is the ganjineh program from 10:00 am to 10:00 pm and they think about masoud 114. the program starts for those interested in the address of tehran in other parts of iran . it also organizes the core program and various groups of teenagers . sir, what exactly are you doing there to show the attractiveness of this iranian sky to the people, but for me, the promotion programs of astronomy are both observation and observation of samovar objects, sunspots, tongues of the sun during the day and at night, like the middle of the moon, if there are any planets, tonight it is the planet venus. and mars in it's the sky and a bunch of booths after this weather will be dark in these places where the schools that i can see are shajarian, let me surely friends can co

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is so what we are doing i investing in doubling th number of mental healt providers in our school, makin sure that schools have the support they need. we are pushing for that. we are working with our hhs to make sure that we ar simplifying the medicaid process of schools have th resources they need. we're also talking about providing support for educator to be able to be mor tremendous formed. look, we have normalized, in this country, having 500, 60 students for one social worker what kind of support is that student going to get so, let's improve thos numbers. we have pushed funding for that we are asking our governors an our local leaders to match the presidents urgency aroun providing mental health suppor nor schools. >> hp c news, this administration has bee committed to it. how can we do more there are still certainl waiting on money, waiting on resources. what can be done >> we are proud of our commitment to hbcus. but as you said, a lot has t be done. there has been historical unde investment in hbcus which is why their infrastructure needs our significant. we want them to compete

>> when you hear someone makin a crack of those jews, you hav to say that is not acceptable. now sometimes people do out of i don't want to say innocence, but they don't fully realize what they are saying sometimes they do out of maliciousness, and you have to be told that is not acceptable here your child comes home from school makes a joke abou jewish kids, that and the other, you call them, out you say tha is unacceptable. it has to start in the kitchen >> it is not just jokes though right now there is more an more organized media, do whistling about globalists >> the whole discussion of globalists, when they sa global interest, cosmopolita interest, otherwise no national, but by and large either they are talking abou jews from the beginning, where the person who saying th pandemic, the pandemic was a secret effort for corporations to make money. now who is financially powerfu enough who is evil enough to do thi kind of thing? who knows how to act behind th scenes they start with the juice, and -- >> i can't change the mind o some of the groups that i'm no going to mention

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largely united in support of combatting climate change. 69% favor the bide administration's goal of makin u.s. carbon neutral by 2050 according to a pew researc study. however, there is a troublin partisan divide. while nearly aides in te democrats believe in climate change and believe that it is major threat, only about a quarter of republicans agree we cannot fall into the trap o making climate a partisa culture war issue. republicans who clai environmentalism is a left-win thing, simply don't know their history. the environmental protection agency was created by richar nixon. and it was a trio of republica presidents, ulysses s grant, theodore roosevelt, and woodro wilson who were most responsible for the creation o the national pot sized nationa park systems we know and lov today. the spirit of conservation knows no ideology. so, this earth day, instead of arguing online, consider takin your republican friend for a hike on a nature trail if we can come together in our shared appreciation of the wonders of nature, perhaps w can improve our politica climate as well. we will be right bac

makin let's turn our attention to the weather. kristen: oh my goodness. do you like at this out?hi. yeah. another day to enjoy the 90's. game six is here at home. they take on the kings. 62 tomorrow evening. nice and mild. temperature dropping to the low 50's as the game comes to an end. live doppler 7 showing you fog near the coast that expands words the weekend. tomorrow afternoon will be another hot one inland. low 90's,/low 60's coast side. you will feel the warmth but not for long over the weekend as temperature trend lower. 80's and lynn. 50's coast. sunday will be a noticeably cooler day and as we look at the climate prediction centers temperature outlook from a water cooler than average on the east coast but we are also included in that. 50 t%o 60% chance of below average temperatures, so enjoy the heat. it will not last. the forecast showing temperatures going down over the weekend. more so by early next week. we will be talking about a 20 to 30 degrees drop in temperatures in the level 1 system bringing showers on tuesday and chances continue through midweek. kristen: t

even though you knew -- > even though i knew that it could be going for drugs it was my gateway to makin with her and seeing he in person. >> dan may have had th patience of job. but by 2004 camille, the tag-along little sister, had had enough when michelle asked dan if she could move back home for a while, camille put her foo down >> he was going to let her sta with us. and i remember telling him no. if she comes and stays, i' going to leave i couldn't handle it >> i remember that >> i didn't even -- i didn't even want to be around i anymore. i was so tired of it tired of seeing him hurt >> so you told michelle sh couldn't come over >> i told michelle she couldn' come over. i took her to a friend's house and dropped her off there. i know in my heart i didn't do the right thing, but i kne that the common sense of m brain said that i had to i had to take that avenue. i had to take that avenue. >> they call it tough love but for dan valdez it was pure torture. every night he knew she was ou there. and every time the phone ran his heart stopped. hoping that hers had not "dateline" returns a

trump and his supporters started saying afte the indictment was unsealed wa sort of comparing him, makin system i just thought it was really you know, ridiculous and you do wonder where thes folks have been, house republicans who have been goin to the d.c. jail, an complaining about the criminal justice process, where are the when, you know, we had these cases turn up, every few month these days it looks like they've been i jail for 30, 35, 40 years. turns out, he's innocent and now, he's being released these guys never say anythin about those things but, you know, donald trum gets charged, and still has al of his duke processes writes i place. and then it is the crime of th century. it's really disappointing an hit a crew hypocritical. >> and i might add, after they were exonerated, many year after doing jail, they wer exonerated with dna evidence trump still doubled down and said the city should not settl with them. glenn ivey, congressman of maryland, i wish i had mor time thank you for being with u today. up next, to conferences -- two very different americas. i'll explain in a mome

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s from montana colleges, makin it that much more difficult fo young people to participate in local democracy. according to one republica legislator, her party change the rules because, quote college students tend to b liberal, and quote i love when they say the quiet part out loud. in wisconsin, republicans ar already threatening to impeach a liberal state supreme cour justice who won last week by 1 points because they are worrie that they will she will help overturn the states abortion ban as well as their draconian worse than the natio gerrymander. those partisan voting maps are themselves of course inherentl democratic, while wisconsin is evenly split, 50/50 between th two parties, in terms of voter -- republicans have been able t rig themselves a near permanen supermajority in the state legislature. in north carolina, republicans managed to convince a democrat in a blue district to switch parties so they can achieve supermajority and override the two term democratic governor's veto power and these are just a handful o examples there are so, so many more maybe you know about some of these