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it is one of those things where the vast majority of people are on marietta's team.want secrets being kept from them. >> this is a great example of the massive disconnect of what's happening in sacramento and between local government and local control, parents are fed up and the fight is here and we are happy for it. >> murietta is going to go on. you look at what's happening to the attorney general and the governor, at some point they're going to team up, either they're going to team up or out right sue them. >> when you come between a parent and child, that's the strongest bond you have. we are ready for it. there is always the focus of welcome control. this is what i tell our sacramento and our super majority, they seem not to want to hear it. we are ready for that fight. the milwaukee teacher education post because they are so angry that moms for liberty are chihuly going to hold a presidential town hall in milwaukee. groups like mom are not welcomed. any group deciding to host of moms for liberty. it is such a threat, you can't hold any meeting. >> i am proud fo

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you're up to date on dw news, a marietta evans team. thanks for watching the people in trucks in judge when trying to see the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. these trades extreme to 100 people around the world more than 100. each we ask why? because no one should have the make up your own mind. may for mine's the a yahoo only nick was lucky to survive. ukrainian was fighting against the russian invaders right on the front line. but then he stepped on a mine and was gravely injured. he was a fairly isabella. i wanted to shoot myself a little bit. then i thought about my parents and how it was only one leg 7 will have my name. i'm so i can run colleen on one year old. it's more of the soldier lost his leg one and i'm huge station would mean the end of fighting for most only nick wants to continue. but why take this huge risk the he's alive able to walk and shoot his medical treatment, boston months. but just knowing that he can fight again has helped him processes and where so i went out and shut my weapon at th

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the marietta evans being welcome the death toll for a while fires that swept through the hawaiian island of maui over the past week has risen to 89. it's now as a deadly as wildfire disaster in the united states for more than a century. it's feared the number of deaths will arise further as sniffer dogs search and burn town homes. first human remains. thousands of people have been left homeless, find the fires. donations are arriving from across hawaii and from the us mainland . people have been dropping off food, water and clothing at emergency shelters. with the fires, mostly contained attention is now shifting to the response. hawaii, the attorney general has opened an investigation into how the sword is handled, the disaster resident said they received no warning. many are still trying to come to terms with what's happened really right now the special never. i think in my my life what i have imagined that we would have something like this catastrophe of an equal assessor. i would like to find a piano family, coloma family and really i guess families suits these 3 more 3 days and now

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the marietta evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. we begin in hawaii where authorities say the death toll from devastating wildfires has no reason to ab that makes it one of the deadliest disasters is us states history. the coastal town of law high now on the island of maui has been raised to the ground as firefighters continued to battle the flames. some residents are returning to take stock of the damage as the smoke lift. what's left of le hina, it is devastatingly clear with hundreds of people still missing a made the skulls to rain of mount we island residents were stuck in traffic as they headed home. to assess the damage won't want to wait. same would be destruction like they've never seen before. so many little remains among the ashen landscapes of this historical coastal town. they called home. this is my house. um, this is the ash the remains of my house, but um, yeah, the sire knocked out the whole neighborhood. i don't know. despite the devastation these types of meet community has come together. he of the wall memorial g

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live the weather down towards the southeast corner that clearing away from the east, disabled, this marietta front swell to the south of that. that is where the heat remains in place shipping into the mid thirty's to 1000. as you can see, we are still getting into the full chase and more of the same as we go on through the next couple of days. but anything that hate just going to squeezed a little bit further south as we go through the next a day or 2. but still very much in evidence that it's still pretty called a bit towards the southwest that we go with most homes coming in across the northern place, pushing down across a central areas towards the tennessee valley. all the way down into the deep south, mississippi, alabama. pushing across into georgia, sing some heavier, right? as we go through the next couple of days, we'll gladly say some what the weather pushing towards the northeast as well. so new york saying some lively showers as we go 13, monday with some fun. of course. rush ourselves around the mountain states to drive over tools west inside of the us. a lot of dry cause norther

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it's the more winds the marietta, but did you know that it's actually possible to have too much wind early this year? enough wind blew in northern germany to at times power the entire country. in fact, there was so much winds that some turbines have to be switched off. cheap, clean energy ended up being wasted. meanwhile, southern germany households were having to save on electricity. power was imported from neighboring countries and polluting coal plants. what kicked up the whole episode showed it isn't enough to produce renewable energy. you have to have the means to get it where it's needed. a plan to link the grids of to him and he's north and south with overhead lines met with enormous local resistance, meaning that the k was had to be laid underground. instead, i know around slower and much more expensive process in breathing. jimmy's infrastructure is proving something of a power struggle. when's the last time you plugged in your phone and it didn't charge? well, depending on where you live, this might have never happens. i mean, i didn't take it for granted that most of the t

so has declared 3 days of national morning, but the country is under a wave of violence. marietta sanchez reports the presidential candidates and we can see what's gone down to acting up political rallies just 10 days before general elections. maybe as i'm indicated, as soon as he got out it took him around 30 seconds to get to the door and shooting started. come in. i think it was more than 30 shots. we tried to find where fernando was, and at that point we realized he had been taken to the hospital. he was shot several times. and in the had the sensor was surrounded by his body guards and political allies. authority say at least 9 people were injured. the president has announced 3 days of national mourning and declared a state of exception. i bought a peer to base the more main. so from this moment, the armed forces have been mobilized country wide to ensure the safety of citizens, peace, and the free and democratic elections of august 20 police detained one of the suspects in the attack. he died apparently as a result of his injuries. the attorney general says, another 6 people have be

and so he stepped in and scored a guarantee for russia with marietta president of the time for both france and the you and the was that georgia and its western allies would pull back if russ i did as well. and this is a link to the advisor thinks that half of peace making is genocide. but it's not exactly the 1st time that team ukraine has overreacted to a deviation from their narrative. what cynicism and lack of tact, not representative of the friendly people of france. i demand an apology to my president and my people of ukraine. it doesn't sound very statesmanlike to behave like an offended liber sausage. as long as the war continues, nothing can be enough, so subtle, totally cool, and shell, speaking of which nato secretary general young stilton berg just said this week that they will keep flooding you. crane with weapons that is until t f is ready for peace until they're ready for peace given how angry gets at the mere thought of peace. you have to hope that really this is just one of the situations where stolen bird is kind of like the parent who gives the patio at totter toy a wheel

live the weather down towards the southeast corner that clearing away from the east, disabled this marietta front swell to the south. of that, that is where the heat remains in place. shipping into the mid thirty's to 1000. as you can see, we are still getting into the full chase and more of the same as we go on through the next couple of days. but anything that hate just gonna squeezed a little bit further south as we go through the next a day or 2, but still very much in evidence that still pretty cold. i went towards the south west. let me go with most homes coming in across the northern place, pushing down across a central areas towards the tennessee valley, all the way down into the deep south, mississippi, alabama. pushing across into georgia, sing some heavier, right. as we go through the next couple of days, we'll gladly say some what the weather pushing towards the northeast as well. so new york saying some lively showers as we go once every monday, with some funds, of course, rush ourselves around the mountain, stay still dry tools the western side of the us, a lot of dry cause no

and that's the latest on the w news this our marietta evans team. thanks for watching the smell, jerry is here. mauritania is here. on mark track. we know is this one of the great dream and the grim reality the sahara was pale. i swear what remains? i just want to be free. on the edge of this the heart of the last shelter. start september, 2nd, on dw, in the the yeah, that's awesome. i didn't expect, i didn't realize that something like this could happen and on such a scale, the, the up until the very last moment. i couldn't believe. i said it was just the usual favor rationally important. my family and i, we weren't prepared for what the, what the mention, the citizens of copying the events unfolding around downtown. contel fine, so thank you. you're most and many people are panicking you. when you get this and do not, we must remain disciplined and level head. nicola goes to man, nicola wouldn't hear of it to the restaurant that leaving and going somewhere else . but this is that there was this, we are veterans of the don't bonds or a few points.

host: stephen in marietta, georgia, republican caller, you are a first in this conversation.d morning. caller: hey, good morgan. i did have a question for you. i am at work now, i am union and i've got all my: employees. how come it seems like when you say they are moving to the south is a total dodge to get around union workers. why do you think biden did not insist that if you want these government subsidies that you need to be hiring union workers with good wages? i feel really betrayed by this because biden was supposed to be very pro-worker and as you see in this country right now, there is worker solidarity. we are tired of this and the idea that between what's going on with the new postal trucks, how they were supposed to be built in wisconsin and they moved it to south carolina to avoid the unions, our tax dollars should not be going to scab wages where people cannot even survive on it. it's really sad to see. i'm wondering what your take on this is. guest: that's a very valid point. one thing that's important to remember is the president didn't control every conditio

. >> minor pullback in marietta. >> tao is good for 200, three and 20 is higher.anges now. >>> i'm john ford and kelly evans. powell check, tce and jobs on deck. you want to figure out where the markets go from here? there is one event our guest is watching for clues. one is with the ticker and the trades she likes. plus, from the economy to national security, it is completed and costly when it comes to u.s. china relations. fixing one of the concerns could come with a

let's bring in george washington university law professor jonathan turley and marietta based criminalttorney philip holloway. i want to start with you outside the courthouse. first, i want to just wrap up what they are saying today about this weird development of that posting mid yesterday afternoon of what appeared to be the charges, reuters went with the story. and then fani willis was asked about it last night. take a listener. >> do i intend to try the 19 defendants in this indictment together? yes. >> that fish tissues document matched exactly the charges that we now see in this indictment. can you tell us more about that document leak? >> i am not an expert on clerk's duties. or even administrative duties. i wouldn't know how to work that system so i'm not going to speculate. next question. >> bret: okay. philip, today, they posted, upon learning of this mishap they called it, fulton county clerk superior magistrate courts immediately removed the document. issued notifying the fictitious document was in circulation no indictment had been returned by the grand jury. potentially l

but about the fact that they didn't get a tday of pay becaus they were asked not to work out in marietta be with the sheriff in san bernardino. i drove over here and watched three accidents on the freeway. quite literally one in front of us, about 30 yards, a pickup truck. so mr. president, i appreciate your comments about common sense. just do your best, be safe. if you don't have an essential reason to be out there, don't. if you're passing the chp, which i was with, maybe you want to slow down. which is the incident that marks my consciousness here today. but it's also a marked conscious in this respect, how proud i am of all of the leaders that are assembled here today. you've got folks that have reps. we were just out here, how many months ago? with all those rain bombs and atmospheric rivers in december, january, february, march, you know, i think there's an old ancient curse that loosely is translated to you live in interesting times. certainly interesting times. tornados, lightning strikes. i've got cal fire worried about wildfires because of the winds. the tornadoes. i walked ou

. >> minor pullback in marietta. >> tao is good for 200, three and 20 is higher. closing bell exchanges now. >>> i'm john ford and kelly evans. powell check, tce and jobs on deck. you want to figure out where the markets go from here? there is one event our guest is watching for clues. one is with the ticker and the trades she likes. plus, from the economy to national security, it is completed and costly when it comes to u.s. china relations. fixing one of the concerns could come with a $40 billion price tag. details are ahead. and, beyond the atrix. we are getting to report as of the ev race heats up to the exit i enter the trade and to the retailers on deck as we begin with today's market. >> they are pretty positive, john, has been also sharing. what we want to take a look at right now is a market that is tilting to the upside. the ozempic hundred itting solidly above the 4400 mark. 4432. they are up 26 points, roughly one half of 1%. a similar advantage for the blue-chip dow industrials. it is up about 225 points. again, positive but obsession high-speed the n

certainly seen other districts in southern california specifically adopting similar policies, including marietta valley unified and orange unified. and also we're seeing this debate and fight play out all over the nation on this issue, especially as we approach the 2024 election. guys, all right. greg lee reporting there for us. thanks greg. we want to take a closer look now at this lawsuit. we're joined live this afternoon by jessica levinson, loyola law school professor. thank you so much for being here, jessica. attorney general bonta argues that this policy discrimi emanates against transgender students and violates the state constitution. help explain what the constitution outlines when it comes to students rights. well first, i want to say i think greg is exactly right when he says this will be decided by the courts. and let's be honest, we don't have a ton of case law when it comes to what the california constitution says and when it comes to what some california statutory law indicates. so what the attorney general is saying here is that this particular notification law violates both the

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the actually this weekend up at rancho marietta is the national vaulting championships are going on. we haven't been competing because we lost our competition horses and sandy here is 19. oh well that's amazing. that's amazing. well thank you for sharing this beautiful, beautiful sport. we'll be back. we're going to show you more of what they can do here, but we're going to send it back to you. but appreciate everything at morningstar vaulters. it's been really fun to hang out with them all morning long. guys i bet it must be such a calming energy. you know, they do such amazing work in that program. claudia and i can't wait for all of us to learn more together. thank you so much. when we come back, talk about learning things. i love it when people are like, oh, i grew up in nevada. i know everything about that town. and then i kind of fly one of frank zip trip trivia questions by them. and they're like, yeah. so there's a lot of going on in this next round of zip trip trivia, we are focusing on what you think you know about nevada, what you might not know and what what may come as a

to where chinese policymakers go from here in terms of incremental measures we have seen so far, mariettaport flagging growth in the chinese economy. s&p futures moderately higher at this point. equity futures for hong kong in positive territory as well. treasury yields, bond yields more broadly lower. that has helped to support equity sentiment. let's bring in adrianne yamaki, a founder and financial advisor at strategic world capital. how much do you buy into the fact we are now seeing a few data points that look interesting out of the u.s. and whether that will mean a softer approach by the fed going forward and whether it means we have seen the highs when it comes to bond yields threatening the equity rally? adrianne: it is still interesting because the yield curve is still inverted. that means that we are buying a lot of t-bills because at about 5.5% for six months the yield pickup is quite good. because the yield curve has inverted, it is interesting that the duration right now, having an approach where you have a short term treasuries then actually getting yield pickup by going fur

pier 92, we are in the early stages of negotiating a new lease with the dry bulk operator martin marietta. there may be change to the use at piers 94, but we are in the early stages of having those discussions with that operator. turning to the ship yard, some of the current objectives there-believe the commission is aware we went live with dry dock rfp two months ago. we received one bid that satisfied our requirements in the dry dock r if rks o. we are early stages of negotiating with that party. additionally, we continue to create leasing opportunities that attract light maritime industrial uses, for example silverado. they improved select parcels and they will look to build out a vessel disposal or retrieval and disposal operation at those sites, and we continue to use the facility for long-term and interim birthing. current interim uses, we have a fueling site for the zero emission ferry sea change. first of its kind. it is under going trials but we did have the first successful fueling operation about a month ago and also in the process of negotiating a new lease with royal automoti