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micah murdered in his own driveway, florida cheney and goods man two jews in an african-american standing up for that sacred idea of democracy also paid the ultimate price. and weea in this body -- would bece stopped and stymied y partisan politics?od short-term political gain? cincinnati procedure? i say let's get this done, no matter what i urge my colleagues to pass these two bills strengthen and lengthen cords of our democracy secure our credibility as premier voice for freedom lovings people and democratic movements all over the world. and when the future for all of our children. mr. president, i yield the floor. >>[applause] >> you're waving c-span2 your unfiltered view of government. c-span2 was created by america cable television companies and tad we're brought to you by these television company who is provide c-span2 to viewers as a public service. ♪ ♪ coming up live today, at 10 a.m. a house judiciary sub committee holding hearing on discrimination and violence against asian americans return at noon eastern whether to debate a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants who

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particularly bother killing of children in such gruesome mana what are your major findings yes well thank you micah we're finding that children in their families are being chased from their compounds chased from their villages and in many cases it's quite violent and in some cases even children are being killed and there are even reports headings of children as young as 1112 years old it's really disturbing it sickens us to our core because of course children have no role in the conflict their innocence these stories just bring us to tears. almost brought me to tears when i was their reports but why do you think children are being targeted in such a manner. well listen it isn't very very poor countries the poorest country in the world and couple delgado the northernmost province is the poorest province in the country and yet there are tremendous resources there and it's been perhaps underdeveloped for years and so there is a sense that some drivers of the conflict are about development but why target children we're just not sure certainly in other conflicts we've seen that children are trained of a

calls the january 6th attack on the capital domestic terrorism s b i directed christopher a tel sold micah's there's no evidence of an alleged conspiracy theory intended to tarnish trump supporters evolves to hold the rioters accountable also coming out more us states coronavirus for strictures as facts in nations down the pace texas says it's lifting all statewide cups next week including its past monday. and nigerian schoolgirls tell off their ordeal after being released by gunmen who held them captive for days nigerians fear it won't be the last in a series of abductions. i'm all all psycho welcome to the program the head of the f.b.i. has accused donald trump supporters who stormed the u.s. capitol on january 6th of domestic terrorism director chris ray made the comment during testimony before a senate committee investigating be on rest. ray defended the f.b.i.'s handling of intelligence reports prior to the riots he also dipankar tehran's big conspiracy theory that leftist extremists and disguised were responsible for storming the capitol building stream. let's listen to a little of wha

it's almost better than netflix will keep tabs on it thanks very much micah kruger and happy we've been. speaking of which leading up to march 8th we've featured female artists who championed women's rights through their work but inspiring as they all are the level of violence that so many women still face every day is truly sobering sometimes that violence is political and to wrap up our series i met with our kinds of polish artists here in berlin who fights tirelessly for women in her home country because after poland's recent near total ban on abortion she. feels their voices need to be amplified abroad. polish women around the barricades. many feel their bodies have become a political battleground. a global scream expresses their collective outrage it's an initiative of an occurrence a tireless leader in the fight for women's reproductive rights and the stakes just got higher things have changed as well because it's war now since last year in poland it's a war of women against the government. last october poland's constitutional court voted to clamp down even further on one of europ

particularly bother killing of children in such gruesome mana what are your major findings yes well thank you micah we're finding that children in their families are being chased from their compounds chased from their villages and in many cases it's quite violent and in some cases even children are being killed and there are even reports beheadings of children as young as 1112 years old is really disturbing it sickens us to our core because of course children have no role in a conflict their innocence these stories just bring us to tears. i. almost brought me to tears when i was their reports but why do you think children are being targeted in such a manner. well listen it isn't very very poor countries the poorest country in the world and couple delgado the northern most province is the poorest province in the country and yet there are tremendous resources there and it's been perhaps underdeveloped for years and so there is a sense that some drivers of the conflicts are about development but why target children we're just not sure certainly in other conflicts we've seen that children are trying to

. >> reporter: san rafael city council member micah lorenz gulati wants more mobile vaccination sites in underserved communities. the county says it's working on a plan to expand clinics even to local churches. in marin county cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> the head of san francisco's public school system announced today he's stepping down. as abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez explains, he isn't saying much about why. >> reporter: the announcement of his retirement came in the form of a press release with a date, june 30th. dr. vincent matthews wrote, "i am sharing this news just as soon as my family and i made the decision. for the reminder of my time as superintendent i remain committed to the critical work in front of us, which as he told us last monday is getting san francisco public school kids back to in-person learning. >> we will continue to do everything we can as a district to get as many students back into in-person learning as we possibly can. >> i didn't see that coming. and i know that if i were in his shoes i would be consistently overwhelmed and underthanked. >> re

a dark day for the teams at the bottom of the league last place to shop micah muses sacks its coach and plans for the 2nd division. but the competition is also struggling for relegation contenders for defeat causing hardly any threat to the opposing team's goal kicker. 16 spondee w. . children to come to see. one giant problem and we knew that it is normal to see the picture you. implied in legal fees version lately than feeling. how will climate change affect us and our children. b.t.w. dot com slash water. why are people forced to hide in trucks. since. there are many cancers. and there are many stories. make up your. mate for mines. you're watching the news asia coming up today the fight for free speech once again turns deadly and the dash mushtaq ahmed was sent to prison for his facebook posts and died awaiting trial after this to manage an investigation into his death and a repeal of the law that put him behind bars. is all plant on the kashmir front india and pakistan to ease into in an easy ceasefire while residents in the region trying to rebuild from the damage. i'm melissa cha

voices of people that believe in freedom will not be silenced and all system of lies will be torn down micah says i think 4 years of biden could see him make a comeback to be honest to cheney says definitely if the democrats don't start delivering on their promises and a form the senate so that things can actually get passed then another top style demagogue is going to topple them in 202-220-2420 alan kennedy says i watched him the other night he didn't say one way or another if it ran again but still peddling the line that the election was fact utter nonsense. and i to the big entity during the last recession of over a decade ago and i professor david blanchflower was a lone voice.

hacked to death and buried here in middle civil in the northern peninsula army staff sergeant in iraq micah was convicted on 8 counts of murder while for the soldiers were acquitted in 2015 the supreme court upheld the conviction. but president goat of the rajapaksa pardoned marc a few months after taking office. the man who was convicted of the murders was sentenced to death but this government came and freed him they didn't tell us or ask us about what we felt there's no justice a law that is respected. the pardon mark the 1st of a series of reversals under prison drudge a boxer which the u.n. says threatened to reverse the limited but important gains made in recent years tuesday's resolution said these include increasing militarization eroding judicial independence impunity and political obstruction of accountability increase marginalise ation of camels and muslim shrinking them a critic space and restriction of the get free them. we should and can government says the resolution overreaches demanded of the un right body. and then we'll see you for coming there with. un human rights chief

voices of people that believe in freedom will not be silenced and all system of lies will be torn down micah says i think 4 years of buying could see him make a comeback to be honest to cheney says definitely if the democrats don't start delivering on their promises and inform the senate so that things can actually get passed then another top style demagogue is going to talk to them in 202-220-2420 i mean can if he says i watched him the other night he didn't say one way or another if it ran again but still peddling the line that the election respect her annoyance. and i to the big entity during the last recession of over a decade ago and i professor david blanchflower was a lone voice on the bank of england monetary policy committee urging for a more aggressive monetary response to the global recession so what tools are in the policy both smell to stimulate economic recovery from corporate over to alex i profess city of atlanta. professor david blanchflower welcome back to the alex salmond show it was great to come on top your arse oh interesting days now looking at the world economy know s

so the fact that we get to do that, like micah said, we hope to inspire be doing the same.ow it does. it. >> on c-span q&a, you can also listen to q&a is a podcast where you get your podcast. >> the house for their subcommittee has a hearing u.s. policy towards china, taiwan and

voices of people that believe in freedom will not be silenced and all system of lies will be torn down micah says i think 4 years of buying could see him make a comeback to be honest to cheney says definitely if the democrats don't start delivering on their promises on the form the senate so that things can actually get passed then another top style demagogue is going to topple them in 202220244 the alan kennedy says i watched him the other night he didn't say one way or another if you'd run again but still peddling the line that the election was faked her annoyance and i to the big entity during the last recession of over a decade ago and i professor david blanchflower was a lone voice on the bank of england monetary policy committee urging for a more aggressive monetary response to the global recession so what tools are in the policy books not to stimulate economic recovery from corporate over to alex i professor david blanchflower.

micah richards said, _ city, it will be a sad part.city, it will be a sad part. micah i richards said, if you gave him one player to score and his life depended on it, he would choose sergio aguero. bud depended on it, he would choose sergio aguer0-— depended on it, he would choose seriiioauero. �* ~ ., ,, ., sergio aguero. and alan shearer says he's u- sergio aguero. and alan shearer says he's up there — sergio aguero. and alan shearer says he's up there with _ sergio aguero. and alan shearer says he's up there with the _ sergio aguero. and alan shearer says he's up there with the best. _ aguero told of the news yesterday, his contract wont be renewed at the end of the season. widely regarded as one of the greatest premier league strikers. a club legend who played a major part in the club's rebuild into a globalforce. he's city's record goal—scorer and could bow out with more silverware, with pep's side still fighting on four fronts. his stats speak for themselves. a record 257 goals. four premier league titles, including that dramati

but micah full book about them or a movie. they didn't get that kind of treatment. so the effective it were existing, but roxy in the entire nfl and no big deal. [inaudible]. is just another day for roxy. seemed really easy. she did targeted some of these because like i just would not all doing that because were rule followers per-unit so yeah she told this wild tale of being a drug dealer for the nfl that was not true in all the sheep had told some of the hot nfl players because she's just a teenager. and of course she did. but in the entire like american sports world was clutching the pearls like my gosh, we have this drug infiltration problem. we got a. there is no truth there. and then the thing that threw me or drew me to this other lady was the getaway car and thought like, a challenge about 50 show dogs. and when i saw that i thought i don't care there's only one there, i must write about this woman. and thankfully i got more information. lura: that was hilarious or she was just like playing with the dogs printed. tori: right. that was hilarious. alura: what

micah mena at harvard said this is great but doesn't see progress in developing the testing platformsthe states don't just need money and advice in the cdc, the states need the tests to be available. is there a lag or where is the holdup in getting more quick reliable rapid tests on the market? >> well, another major holdup has frankly been how the fda approves these tests and dr. mena and others have been very much at the forefront of asking the fda to create different pathways for approval for a screening test so that's just the person who's out in the community who feels well versus what we call a diagnostic test, that's if somebody feels sick who might be in the hospital and those are very different contexts in which to be use ago test and the good news is that this week the fda did announce that they are going to be changing the way that they look at these tests. and so i do think that will help open up some of these bottlenecks. >> that sounds hopeful. dr. gounder, grateful for your expertise and insight. appreciate it very much. >>> up next for us the fbi releasing dramatic new

phil: speak to micah as if he's here. >> i miss you so much. i can't leave like this. [applause] >> dr. phil: yesterday i sat down with three mothers whose stories are a part of one mystery that made national news and brought them together under tragic circumstances. march 23rd 2018, cheryl's

particularly bother killing of children in such gruesome mana what are your major findings yes well thank you micah we're finding that children in their families are being chased from their compounds chased from their villages and in many cases it's quite violent and in some cases even children are being killed and there are even reports headings of children as young as 1112 years old is really disturbing it sickens us to our core because of course children have no role in a conflict their innocence these stories just bring us to tears. almost brought me to tears when i was not the report but why do you think children are being targeted in such of mana. well mozambique is a very very poor country it's the poorest country in the world and couple delgado the northernmost province is the poorest province in the country and yet there are tremendous resources there and it's been perhaps underdeveloped for years and so there is a sense that some drivers of the conflict are about development but why target children we're just not sure certainly in other conflicts we've seen that children are trained of al

it's almost better than netflix will keep tabs on it thanks very much micah kruger and happy we've been. speaking of which leading up to march 8th we've featured female artists who championed women's rights through their work but inspiring as they all are the level of violence that so many women still face every day is truly sobering sometimes that violence is political and to wrap up our series i met with our kinds of polish artists here in berlin who fights tirelessly for women in her home country because after poland's recent near total ban on abortion she feels their voices need to be amplified abroad. oh i. polish women around the barricades. many feel their bodies have become a political battleground a global scream expresses their collective outrage it's an initiative of honor kinds a tireless leader in the fight for women's reproductive rights and the stakes just got higher things have changed as well because it's war now since last year in poland it's a war of women against the government. last october poland's constitutional court voted to clamp down even further on one of eur

with respect to a local florida politician, who's the seminole county tax collector his name is joel micahberg. he was arrested something totally unrelated to all of this you're looking at a mug shot of him there. and i'll get to the reason of why we have a mug shot of him shortly. but the investigation into him involved some political stalking that he was involved with, some allegations very, very local and expanded into allegations and an indictment into identity fraud basically using people's discarded or handed over licenses at the dmv to come up with his own false identifications, according to the indictment and then there was a super -- a second superceding indictment that said that he was involved with sex trafficking specifically, it said that he obtained information from the florida state dmv database, searching ing for records relag to individuals with whom he had, quote, sugar daddy relationships with, and he's also charged with sex trafficking. out of that joel greenberg investigation, law enforcement officials tell us that that's when they began looking into gaetz -- whether o

and the rest of parliament you might say in the cabinet are very much under micah foodies control from the mainland were how much leeway could she have within cabinet to change policy slightly to change direction some leading to the issues of a covert 19 policy which is confounded the international community. we have in tanzania what we refer to as an inherent president. which means that she is completely responsible for whatever policy that she wants to put in place some direct and subject only to the party manifesto what we saw during the fully era was a complete disregard of the party manifesto and the. system policy and it was basically a one man show so it will be interesting to see what she does in future will she go back to the party money sesto will she then make this part of the policy or will she. go out on a limb and come up with her own policies or will she continue the model for the policies i hope to see a more independent somebody has more whole i hope to see after me has to go back to the foundations of how party and because that is predict what we need at the moment ti

phil: speak to micah as if he's here. >> i miss you so much. i can't leave like this.plause] >> dr. phil: yesterday i sat down with three mothers whose stories are a part of one mystery that made national news and brought them together under tragic circumstances. march 23rd 2018, cheryl's

so the fact that we get to do that, like micah said, we hope to inspire be doing the same. we know it does. it. >> on c-span q&a, you can also listen to q&a is a podcast where you get your podcast. >> the house for their subcommittee has a hearing u.s. policy towards china, taiwan and in the rest of the asian pacific region witnesses included in the president of the council on foreign relations and a former assistant defense secretary for interspecific security on the trump administration. >> the subcommittee on asia pacific will come to order. without objection the chairs authorized to declare recess of the committee and any point pretty and all members will have five days to present statements, extend his materials and questions for the record. we have a length limitation during the rules and something into the record please have yourself e-mail the previously mentioned our contact all committee staff. please give your video functions on at all times. even when you're not recognized by the chair and members are responsible for commuting and amusing themselves and please r

but at 32, his former teammate micah richards believes he could have stayed on for one more season. fit, fully fit, even at the age of 33, for next season, that he can�*t score 15, 20, 25 goals in a season? of course he can. online racist abuse is a problem "too toxic to ignore", that�*s according to the former arsenal and france striker thierry henry, who�*s removed himself from social media. speaking on the bbc�*s newsnight programme, he said serious change needed to come. it is time to take a stand. it is time to make people realise that it�*s not ok to get abused online. it's it�*s not ok to get abused online. it�*s not ok to get bullied or harassed online. the effect it can have on your mental health is second to none. i thought personally for me it was time to take a stand. it is too easy to get an account and just get away with it at times. the republic of ireland manager stephen kenny says he�*ll back his players if they want to make a stand against human rights abuses in qatar, as they play the gulf state in a friendly in hungary later. denmark, norway, germany and the neth

my name is micah kelley, i was born and raised in san francisco. this is my first's first year in kiter and -- kindergarten. i have a few concerns. one is my son having two teacherrings, he has a hard time, he has a hard time transitioning because he's six. him going to school and he's found a teacher he likes and having to do hybrid and it's very hard for him. that's a big question that i have. it will be hard for the teacher as well. the second thing is the hybrid at home and at home and in school would make it hard for the teacher in the learning process happening for the young kid. they have to learn to read. the other thing is the i.e.p. assessment is it for k-12 or t-5 at center. what is the class schedule looking like for these students >> thank you. kimberly? >> this is kim from the san francisco labor council. right now, i i want to say, we have a crises of leadership in the school district. i don't have i don't believe the district is handling this. the teachers and all the unions are equal to come to an agreement. the intersect is more i

my name is micah kelley, i was born and raised in san francisco. this is my first's first year in kiter and -- kindergarten. i have a few concerns. one is my son having two teacherrings, he has a hard time, he has a hard time transitioning because he's six. him going to school and he's found a teacher he likes and having to do hybrid and it's very hard for him. that's a big question that i have. it will be hard for the teacher as well. the second thing is the hybrid at home and at home and in school would make it hard for the teacher in the learning process happening for the young kid. they have to learn to read. the other thing is the i.e.p. assessment is it for k-12 or t-5 at center. what is the class schedule looking like for these students >> thank you. kimberly? >> this is kim from the san francisco labor council. right now, i i want to say, we have a crises of leadership in the school district. i don't have i don't believe the district is handling this. the teachers and all the unions are equal to come to an agreement. the intersect is more i

>>caller: my name is christopher micah.m an sro resident in district 6, formerly homeless person and disabledperson . i am calling because i want to encourage that the 30 ordinance be fully funded this year. there's obviously no reason it shouldn't be. i also briefly wants to have people think about poverty and the violence of that and what it means to be destitute and disabled and not have a way to take care of yourself. and on top of that just do not havemoney . 30 right now will help people in a material way that is extremely important. and i encourage you to pass it, thank you. >>linda wong: next speaker please. >>caller: i am a resident of district 7 and a member of the democratic socialists of america of san francisco and i'm calling to ask that 30 percent grant contribution standard so permanent supportive housing which was passed this year be fully funded and implemented area this year, not next year, not 2023 for another time down the road this year.fully funding and implementing this standard will put more tenants