with this i'm happy to take quills you have. >> go ahead commissioner maxwell. thank you for this report. when were the issues the community had in the supervisor? >> yes. >> upon one of the blocks we had some cordination that we had to do with the contractor and subcondition tractor to restore paving time low. so far that has been resolved. our construction mchlth sdpeem project theme to reach out and whnld were the challenges were between the condition tractedor and the sub. they committed to prosecute seed with the w help nothing a week >> when was community complained the pavement? >> not restore. yes. the community expected us to do. >> okay. >> thank you. >> welcome. >> thank you. yop i just to note, the commissioner, i was tucking with supervisor. . i got involved and doling with supervisor melgar and our staffs responsive in trying make it in the community who respected pedestrian dispute between the suband contractor. communicate third degree and received commitments from me. >> thank you. public comment on this. >> thank you. do we have callers in the

congressman maxwell frost joining us tonight. it was hard to pick a best moment in the crazy house hearing today. but my favorite was the youngest member of the house of representatives teaching, in effect, the speaker of the house how he supposed to do his job. that was one of the great highlights for me. >> well, i am eager to hear what maxwell frost has to say about the debacle that unfolded on capitol hill. >> and, alex, i can only say i was sorry not to be able to do debate analysis last night on this network, because i was working here at ten pm, with a faithful audience, who did not watch the debate and waited until 11 for rachel analysis of it. but i saw enough of it to know that nikki haley stole her a big line from a dear friend of mine, jim downie. we're going to see it later, in this hour, who delivered that line better. jim doughty in the original, or nikki haley last night and the steel. we will show you. both >> who wore it better? the republican presidential debate addition. i can't wait. >> thank, you alex. >> ha

i hope dave maxwell never googles me. he had decided before he even looked at it that nate paul was a criminal. my god, if that's how criminal work is done, that your top cop and the ag's office, based on a google search, decide somebodies or criminal, therefore i won't investigate his allegation of wrongdoing of the fed. we've got a problem, we've got a problem. he decided on a google search that he wasn't going to do a darn thing he was never going to investigate his old outfit the texas rangers. he was never going to do that, he was in the hall of fame. and pendley won't investigate the fed because that's where he spent most of his career. ken paxton said, look, there's an allegation, let's look into it. and the only thing he ever said was, just find the truth. so look at the points of view. ken paxton's prism is sometimes the fed screws up. chemic's point of u.s. or criminal defense lawyer is, sometimes those who are making allegations are wrong and screwup, maxwell and pendley, the feds never do anything wrong, the t

i am congressman maxwell proudly representing central florida and the house of representatives.gest member of the united states congress and first member of gen z, i am often asked what got me involved in this work and the answer is quite simple. i did not want to get shot in school. i was 15 years old when a shooter walked into sandy hook elementary school and murdered six children and six teachers. i went to school the next day with anxiety and fear. that my life would be taken, my friend life would be taken in my family's life would be taken by senseless gun violence. i was served as a national organizing director for march from our lives a movement that inspired young people across the nation to demand safe communities. we came together. every town. sandy hook promise, bombs and action, community justice action fund and so many on the ground organizations that have been doing this work for decades. it is because of that steadfast passionate organizing that we are winning movement. we are winning movement doing very difficult work. .... .... [applause] a federal coordinated r

mixed maxwell -- mr. maxwell, icu. you deserve more than to be ridiculed and mocked on the floor of the texas senate speared we hear you and see you. i'm confident the senate will as well. in closing, one of my favorite quotes, to quote martin luther king, he says that communists asks -- cowardice asks the question is it safe? expedients asks the question is it politic and vanity asks the question is it popular but conscience asks the question is it right? there comes a time for each of us and there will come a time for you not to ask yourself what is safe or popular politic but what is right? i believe it is right, as painful as it might be, for us and for you to vote to sustain the articles of impeachment commended to you by the texas house of representatives. it is an honor to serve with each of you. i pray god's grace and favor in his wisdom and discernment over you as you deliberate and vote on this historic matter. may god bless you, senators, and may god bless the people of texas. thank you. >> thank you mr. lea

why commissioner maxwell. >> thank you. mented have been if the chapter 6 audit with the board of supervisors how often will this happen? one time thing? the board of supervisors my understands nothing reading the motion and talk with them they have the discretion to look at different departments and so they do this every 3 years based on my understanding of the documentation and the motion. >> they do a department every 3 years >> yes and the puc >> they could do ours again if something were to come up or not. >> could do ours again. i'm working with them to understand their full plan for all the audit activities they have and other policy reviews they are doing at the puc. >> is there any over limited partners in the audits the other audits we are doing. there would be over laps not all back to square one >> yes based on the contracts in the first request they had an over lap in the second request and they acknowledge they wanted further details and information. there was over lap. >> thank you. i appreciated the recommen

with this i'm happy to take quills you have. >> go ahead commissioner maxwell. thank you for this report. when were the issues the community had in the supervisor? >> yes. >> upon one of the blocks we had some cordination that we had to do with the contractor and subcondition tractor to restore paving time low. so far that has been resolved. our construction mchlth sdpeem project theme to reach out and whnld were the challenges were between the condition tractedor and the sub. they committed to prosecute seed with the w help nothing a week >> when was community complained the pavement? >> not restore. yes. the community expected us to do. >> okay. >> thank you. >> welcome. >> thank you. yop i just to note, the commissioner, i was tucking with supervisor. . i got involved and doling with supervisor melgar and our staffs responsive in trying make it in the community who respected pedestrian dispute between the suband contractor. communicate third degree and received commitments from me. >> thank you. public comment on this. >> thank you. do we have callers in the

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standard or murphy, thank you so much for joining us. >> i love maxwell frost. >> everyone who knows, at sandy hook, the massacre there, in your home state in 2012. what will this office to, and how will it for the cause of gun safety? >> i think it's important to understand that joe biden cares about this issue. he's been a leader from day one on this issue. he sees how devastating it is to families who have experienced gun violence, but he knows what families like mine are going through, what my kids are going through, they're active shooter drills right now. that is a unique kind of trauma that every family, every child is going through. the good news is that we passed the first serious anti-violence bill of 30 years. last year. it is actually having an impact. violence rates are coming down in 2023. some cities, by over 10%. so we need to keep the foot on the accelerator, we need to keep implementing the provisions of last year's lot. there are a lot of provisions in that. there are five changes and gun laws, all of those have to be implemented. there is $15 million and spend dan

i'm a fan of dave maxwell, generally speaking.said, ken paxton gave the files to drew wicker and he delivered it to nate paxton in an alley in the dark of the night. that's absolutely false. maybe dave wishes thinking he could stretch out his credibility, it's either a mistake or a lie. i don't care, whatever it was was wrong. and that never happened. months later, wicker gives an envelope to nate paul, an envelope, but there's no evidence that that envelope contains these celebrated documents, and i suggest you that these documents would've been several inches thick. not two or three pages, and -- get past that, but at the time, or really after the time when the board of managers is claiming that nate paul surreptitiously had these documents, his lawyers are still suing in court to get the documents. that makes no sense. why was it -- why would his lawyers still be pursuing civil remedies, which they are entitled to do, to get these documents if they already have the documents and if it had gotten those documents from ken paxton?

why commissioner maxwell. >> thank you. mented have been if the chapter 6 audit with the board of supervisors how often will this happen? one time thing? the board of supervisors my understands nothing reading the motion and talk with them they have the discretion to look at different departments and so they do this every 3 years based on my understanding of the documentation and the motion. >> they do a department every 3 years >> yes and the puc >> they could do ours again if something were to come up or not. >> could do ours again. i'm working with them to understand their full plan for all the audit activities they have and other policy reviews they are doing at the puc. >> is there any over limited partners in the audits the other audits we are doing. there would be over laps not all back to square one >> yes based on the contracts in the first request they had an over lap in the second request and they acknowledge they wanted further details and information. there was over lap. >> thank you. i appreciated the recommen

maxwell. most of these people are good people. i have no problem with their character. i have a big problem with some of the things that they did. i don't mind sharing with you that my wife is going through a significant medical issue. it was not the best time for me to come here. but she said you go. this is bigger than me and bigger than you, this is bigger than ken paxton. no offense, she is not your biggest fan. but what she meant by that is we are living on the wet hand of democracy right now. is it up to the voters or politicians to see who stays in office? your decision is much bigger than ken paxton. your decision is literally about democracy in this state. i appreciate the comments. i also appreciate the focus on the bigger picture and what is happening in here. one thing that is intimidating even though i have been doing this for a long time, 42 years, sometimes i don't recognize that due to the -- that dude in the mirror when i walk in the mornings. but i wonder to myself, how do i begin a case like this? this is a case of an warmest consequences. -- enormous

maxwell. most of these people are good people. i have no problem with their character. i have a big problem with some of the things that they did. i don't mind sharing with you that my wife is going through a significant medical issue. it was not the best time for me to come here. but she said you go. this is bigger than me and bigger than you, this is bigger than ken paxton. no offense, she is not your biggest fan. but what she meant by that is we are living on the wet hand of democracy right now. is it up to the voters or politicians to see who stays in office? your decision is much bigger than ken paxton. your decision is literally about democracy in this state. i appreciate the comments. i also appreciate the focus on the bigger picture and what is happening in here. one thing that is intimidating even though i have been doing this for a long time, 42 years, sometimes i don't recognize that due to the -- that dude in the mirror when i walk in the mornings. but i wonder to myself, how do i begin a case like this? this is a case of an warmest consequences. -- enormous

the present maxwell has hesitated to use the time police violence for firing to refer to the violence of some officer is never proved in the stomach police brutality here in fronts. what resending the recent series is the new version of defensive universes targeting originally certain groups with expanding to the hoover pollution. i think free speech is a huge word that we use now to say everything and anything and nothing of the same time. because if you speak this, things are authorized in this country, you of the free speech, right? the very sing country poses as a torch bearer for a fundamental freedoms. kind of pick one criticism that there is the summer for being friends and consider, or is it an incitement of hatred against, for the, in sort of like this one in giving the people have been speaking out about the loss of the freedoms as well as police brutality for decades, for more recent need, these issues have come to more attention through the cracks, down on the yellow invest movements, as well as student protests. and images of mandatory stall weaponry being used on civilia

the words presence of manuel maxwell has fulfilled. one of his campaign promises by pushing through the pension reform boxes come at a cost. the pension reform is left a legacy, which is very difficult to verify the president is twice to do as if it doesn't exist, but the problem is still lingering. and the fact is now is governments has very much and chords on the right side of the phone. it's called spectrum. so he has the loss of the left and the more time passes, the more is on the right. micros government wants to forward to head with more reforms, including on immigration body doesn't have a parliamentary majority. this week the president met opposition party leaders in a red attempt to build bridges, whether it's work remains to be seen and is still simmering over the pension. know the next months could be challenging. natasha butler, out to 0, shows a north west and from parents. this is held sunday mass in mongolia and welcome worship is from across the border. in china to nearly $1500.00 montgomery and catholics were at the s

i will speak with former gun violence activists turn gen z congressman maxwell frost. and, covid rates are on the rise, again. my conversation with americas doctor, anthony fauci. >> good evening. at this moment, we are about six days away from a potential government shutdown. the first, since the start of 2019. and it's a shutdown that we are facing, because house republicans are completely dysfunctional, behaving in a pathetic way, and pushing for a completely meaningless shut down, because they want to burn the whole place down. those are not my words, those are the words of house republicans themselves. >> we are, completely dysfunctional. >> there needs to be a realization, that you are not going to get everything you want. and, just throwing a temper tantrum, and stomping your feet, frankly not only is it wrong, it's pathetic. >> this is going to be a meaningless shutdown, if it were to occur, and it would absolutely impact peoples lives. we need to make sure that we keep the government open, and we get this deal done. >> it's frustrating, in the sense that i don

i'm going to bring in congressman maxwell frost a democrat from florida.? how much can it really get done without legislative help? >> well, the office already has a lot of the legislative help it needs through the bipartisan safer communities act, which dedicates a record amount of money through that and also the american rescue plan to going to community violence intervention across the country. we also know that when democrats take back the house next congress, we're going to pass reform or we're going to pass legislation to give that office the ability to dedicate even more money to community violence intervention across the country. it's not just about the funds, it's about the fact that this office will work hand in hand with organizations across the country to ensure we're addressing gun violence in a holistic way, trauma-informed care, ensuring that we fund intervention. ensuring that it gives good recommendations to congress but also representative bodies across the country. i'm feeling really good today. when i worked at march for our lives befor

i will talk to congressman maxwell frost about that.a major development from the white house today on gun violence. and later, howard stern has conservatives clutching by claiming himself slope, and calling out a famous former friend for sexist remarks. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> but we begin tonight with the right-wing takeover of the u.s. supreme court, thanks to propublica, supreme court members have drawn fresh scrutiny for some ethical lapses, after the non profit media organization revealed how justices samuel alito and clarence thomas accepted lavish trips from republican billionaires that they failed to disclose. propublica reported, for example, that justice alito went on vacation with a billionaire republican donor, and failed to recuse himself from multiple cases involving that donor. and of course, there's all the goodies, billionaire harlan crow, bestowed upon justice thomas, from johns to his home with a private garden of eden, to buying clarence thomas house and making her his standup, while paying for his sons education. these friends of

joining us now, democratic congressman maxwell alejandro frost of florida. he is a member of the house oversight committee. congressman frost, great to see you again. thank you for coming to the last word. what is your reaction to the doj's proposed rule closing the so-called gun show loophole? >> i'm extremely happy about the news. and when we found out about this morning, i just went back ten years ago to when i first started getting involved in the fight to end gun violence. as a 15 year old who had saw on television what happened in sandy hook, connecticut, at the elementary school, there ten years later were not as far as we'd like to be, but this is a huge step forward. and when we talk about democrats stepping into our power and using our power, this is what we're talking about. this type of action will save lives. this type of action will show people that government can work for them. and it's exactly what we've been fighting for. this executive action, and this direction that the president has given to the atf well essentially and the gun show looph

you joined by emil maxwell. good evening, misinformation has swirled. thousands of that is after japan began releasing water. >> we are looking at a video that releases tons of dead fish. that's what they claim to be. here it is on tiktok. on the chinese version, on february first 2023, we can see here with this caption. both of these posts were from months before august. newspaper articles reported on fish washing up. here, we have one article which tells us they are at the fishing port. this is on the west of japan. if he was able to geo-locate the beach, we can see if you can compare the two, you can see here that they share similar features and the cause is unknown but we could see the video is old and has not been shared. >> this video is not unique. we have had posts like it can stand of august in chinese, also korean. >> there is another video that is been shared claiming to show how dirty water is flowing from the plants. in the background, the video was shot in mexico. we can see here media outlets reporting on it around the time that they expl

joining me now is josh maxwell, chair of the chester county prison board.e's also the chester county commissioner. so glad you're here today, josh. first of all, you had a chance to actually walk the escape route. and i'm using that term loosely because the man crabwalked up a wall and made it to a roof and we don't know what happened there. walk me through what happens next in term of an escape route. it's a roof? >> when he crabwalks up that wall, we made a decision to release that video because we wanted to be transparent. we thought it was an unusual escape. we daidn't want people to think he walked out the front door. he encounters some razor wire and security measures that takes him several minutes to work through. he then, i can't give too many details about the measures he faced. >> why can't you? >> i'm just not authorized to do so. there's still 600 folks in the prison. we are making investment to make sure that no one can follow the route again. he went through another layer of razor wire to get out of the prison and in addition to climbing the f

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mitchell starc will hopefully be available later in the series along with glenn maxwell.ill try and strike a balance between getting plenty of game time into everyone but, also, we have the world cup in a couple of weeks. with people like rohit specifically, from our perspective and, like you said, from our perspective it is important that we get them to that first game of the world cup physically and mentally in the space that they want to be in. sport has been dominated over the last couple of years by the involvement of liv golf, one of the more high—profile attempts by saudi arabia to claim a stake in global sport. mohammed bin salman says he does not care about accusations of sport washing. the kingdom has staged boxing events, not to mention the private investment fund purchase of newcastle football club and big money transfers in the domestic football. this all lead to claims saudi arabia is using sport to improve its international reputation in face of criticism of their human rights record. but the prince said that if sports washing continues to increase gdp by 1

so they really have to impress tonight's maxwell w. sports. they're giving us the ups and downs of the germany team. thanks so much from both book and that's all we have for an hour puerto is an extra statement for that. what more for the top of the hour williams look for us to thanks so much for joining the people in trucks in judge was trying to see the city center, the straight pieces, the around the world, more than 130000000 people us we of mine because no one should have to make up your own mind. dw may 4 mines the to phones in turmoil. in summer 2023. we use clashed with security forces in front of suburbs. the unrest erupt, search of to 17 year old man who was fatally shot, doing police traffic, stop footage of the incidents which went around the world pretty good, a wave of protest. many utes in the suburbs. few deeply frustrated. the parents main one are trying to restore, come and build trusts between youngsters and the police. but that's challenging. well, don't guess what's this one? so we found that this parents association becau

he won't play tomorrow but he'll hopefully be back on later in the series, same with maxwell. plenty of game time into everyone, but also we've got an eye to the world cup in a couple weeks. i think people like those two specifically, you know, from our perspective it's really important that we get them to that first — important that we get them to that first game of the world cup physically and mentally in the space that they want to be in. the men's game has been dominated over the last couple of years by the involvement of liv golf — one of the more high—profile attempts made by saudi arabia to claim a stake in global sport. mohammed bin salman is the country's crown prince, and he's said he doesn't care about accustaions of "sportswashing". it's notjust golf — the kingdom has staged boxing events like the world heavyweight fight between anthonyjoshua and 0leksandar usyk, not to mention the private investment fund purchase of newcastle and big money transfers in their domestic football, have all led to claims saudi arabia is using sport to improve its international reputati

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joining me now is josh maxwell. chair of chester county prison board.r. i'm so glad you are here today. first of all, you had a chance actually to walk the escape route. i am using the term loosely. because the man crab down a wall. made it onto a roof. and we don't know what else really happened there. walk me through what happens next in terms of the escape route. it's a roof? >> yes. so when he crab walks up the wall. we wanted to be transparent, we thought it was such an unusual escape. he just walked out the front door. so after the crab ox up, he encounters some razor wire. it takes several minutes to work through. he then, i can't give too many details about the additional security measures. >> why can't you? >> one, i'm just not authorized to do so. second, there are still 600 folks in the prison. and we are making investments right now to ensure that there is not any way somebody can follow the revenue arreaga. but >> he had to go through another layer of reason why additional to actually get off of the facility. in addition to climbing the fen

>> yes, because, boomers you guys have gotten a bad, rob maxwell strongest on the, top but truly theeta lloyd survey came out that pointed out something shocking to me. >> i can't wait to hear with this even is. >> gen z, they are three times more likely to fall for online scams then boomers. they're twice as likely to have their accounts hacked, and this is an interesting and i think important reversal of a certain conventional wisdom. >> you know. -- >> always online, more savvy about the internet and it turns out that, no no, no, the kids out there are not as already as they think. >> maybe because they live on those phones. i have to give you mine. this happened of all places on fox news earlier this week. please watch. >> i have never seen any -- i've seen, fun, laughter often fun -- >> i don't believe that number. >> people are getting robbed out here, carjacked -- >> i have never heard of anybody getting robbed. >> crime misses social issue that can be solved by giving people their basic needs. it is not a thing that happens just on the street people don't just come up and shi

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congressman maxwell frost joining us tonight.st moment in the crazy house hearing today. but my favorite was the youngest member of the house of representatives teaching, in effect, the speaker of the house how he supposed to do his job. that was one of the great highlights for me. >> well, i am eager to hear what maxwell frost has to say about the debacle that unfolded on capitol hill. >> and, alex, i can only say i was sorry not to be able to do debate analysis last night on this network, because i was working here at ten pm, with a faithful audience, who did not watch the debate and waited until 11 for rachel's analysis of it. but i saw enough of it to know that nikki haley stole her a big line from a dear friend of mine, jim doughty. we're going to see it later, in this hour, who delivered that line better. jim doughty in the original, or nikki haley last night and the steal. we will show you both. >> who wore it better? the republican presidential debate edition. i can't wait. >> thank you, alex. >> have a good show. >> than

pat on the back to the vice president, surrounded there by the vice president and representative maxwellst in the rose garden there, addressing the nation, addressing other lawmakers as well, along with victims of gun violence as well, and family members of the victims of gun violence. and talking about the establishment of the white house office of gun violence protection, he talked about the fact that there is a deadly and traumatic price for inaction, and you can see that in the numbers, really, when we look at some of the numbers of mass shootings happening in just the last year, 506. and listen to this number, just in the last year, 31,394 deaths caused by gun violence. let me say that again. 31,394 deaths caused by gun violence alone. he talked about the repercussions of the psychiatric help that people need after having experienced gun violence in their communities. and the action of the safer communities act passed after the mass shooting in uvalde, texas, in june of 2022. the head of the department will be vice president kamala harris hence the reason she was there alongside the

. >> sandra: and maxwell frost, democrat from florida, the border is not open. it would appear they are the ones living in alternate reality because this is live on the screen right now, john. >> john: i mean, whatever reality they are living in, they are ignoring what's really happening as it looks like the border patrol is pulling up to take care of these folks coming underneath the razor wire. the biden campaign to counter so-called misinformation online. how it plans to influence big tech and why it's raising concerns of censorship. >> this is a marathon, not a sprint. but i think what you are seeing is we have to have someone that can win a general. a primary win doesn't matter if we end up with a president kamala harris, that cannot happen. >> sandra: gop candidate nikki haley is gaining ground with some voters in new fox business polling. up next, juan williams and mary katherine hamm will join us to discuss the former south carolina governor's campaign. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of

and land in the city hall and became a legislative aid to sophie maxwell. went through city departments when kamala harris was our district attorney i'm proud to represent the richmondad district supervisor. [music] we have great neighborhood commercial corridors that need to be protected. the reason why we launched the neighborhood business for supporting the [inaudible] for 15 years special more. we have the legacy business program the business around for 30 years or more and thought, you know, we gotta make sure the next generation contains for generations to come. am i'm ruth the owner of hamburger haven we came back on july 11. we were opened in 1968 at that time i believe one of the owners of mestart today went through a guy named andy in the early 70s and my father took it mid 70s. >> originally was just a burger joint. open late nights. then it changed over the years and became the breakfast staple. we specialize in breakfast, brunch come lunch now. i love this neighborhood. i grew up here. and it feels like home. i walk down the block and recognize

the local journalist elaina from po, now is familiar with the anger and outrage on the island of maxwell's, the interest of being denied access to more and more beaches reserve now for the some lounges and umbrellas of the business community. okay, no looking no box on the bus, he'll be all of a sudden there's a free space there on the left. normally it's crammed full of sunshine. so it looks like they've got worried about inspections, give us a meal, but they've just stacked the sun lounges to the side and mama so they can have known when the inspectors would come. oh, she comes by the someone must of warrant isn't forced by us. can we solve? i'll give you a given experimental volkswagens and sigma sunshine as your blue. see the greek psychiatric, i know death knocks us, as long ceased to be an inside the tip. every year, tens of thousands of tourists from greece and abroad, flock to its long, sandy beaches. access they supposed to be free. but in the meantime, businesses are cashing in mostly illegally, local businesses, stay count that beach territory, bits by beds and then rent out som

not to mention the fact that the president was introduced by congressmen, maxwell frost, who before beingember of congress, was a march for our lives national organizing director. ambivalent is getting involved in the inside and outside of politics. i feel a lot of hope. >> it was interesting because the presidents, in his address, compared this office to fema in response to mass judean's. because of the long-lasting psychological effects especially to a mass shooting, talk to me about how important that is, and how much we have fallen short and responding to mass shootings in this way. >> well, it's incredibly important. even after the cameras go away, the trauma doesn't. it stays with you. it stays with these communities. there are many students that died after parkland who committed suicide, or died by suicide. there are many law enforcement officers as well, after many of these mass shootings, who also died by suicide. it's important to acknowledge this of this is not just about mass shootings, or dressing, those it's also about addressing that the majority of gun deaths that happened

us filmmaker rom maxwell describes at well, battlefield's looking glasses in of our ancestors, standing on their earth under the skies, it's beat one with them and disserly understand humanity connections across time. the generation that won independence lives in the ideas we honor, the architecture we preserve, and the battlefields we can yet save. as it now stands, the future of one of ireland's most iconic historical sites is in the balance. a decision by the planning board is imminent, what will it hold? and that does it for another week. we'd love for you to join the conversation by sharing the link to today's program across all our social media platforms. i'd like to thank our special guest. and my co-host michelle. in the meantime, the conversation will be back next week with more investigations and analysis. i'm sewn, bye for now. i'm topic here on tv, i want you to join me for cats and dogs. we take a quick look at... laundry in washington, bad manners, the united nations, and barking people in germany, literally. that's all on tv with me. opic and kats dogs, don't it? 做 过 这 么

well, it has been more than 4 years since up student data was reported, his business partner going, maxwell is still the only one from his inner circle to face charges. and his infamous client must have yet to be made public. all for now, but with so much happening all around the world. be sure to check out our cheese. com for updates. thanks for training and we'll see you back in 30. the the are you on the mountain on the had the little for last see about i left the, the rule behind it. glad. um i used to but how much does the move out of the head of the month? so, but i used to have them who are you the was not, continues 19 de revolution. forget about the solution business, you know, only very self understanding of thing. they were there for a very long time, gentle there is something new for g style is to waive the k a just and we want to see matthew eh, can also get a call to the most times the a and even let me see. so you need to do this, we did germany's thing at china, remington over here that's on a and the, and a very quick work of trying to get them to understand how to distribu