the i, i'm eddie micah junior. and you are welcome to the program. that's how it is in russia . i say more than 60 people will have been killed up to shoot as open fire any contact to all in the most school. it's the west i talked russia has faced in 20 years. the so called is let me states claims responsibility. the law style officials i've said to people suspected of carrying out the attack, where he pained up to make copies of those reports of the escaped into a nearby forest. the one in the photo and a report contains images. you could find the 7 the. this is the moment, goodman open fire in a must go, comes that whole the crowd scream and take cover shots echo through the auditorium. the insights would also be heard here in the building, slowly those we skate and hummed, describe what happened. so jill was sitting in the hall upstairs where the balconies were. we heard gunshots at 1st . we didn't understand what had happened. then i personally saw how the terrace came and started shooting everyone in the end. they threw them on the top cocktail . everything was set on fire

the i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program or will i co styles? events in senegal has been tested in the countries commitments to democratic principles and practices fast. the elections were cancelled by precedents. microsoft leading to protest on political unrest. this tarnished the west african nations reputation for being one of the top stable democracies in africa. the region as experienced southern military take over the last 3 years. now eventually, although weeks delayed presidential elections were allowed to go ahead just by the country's highest court. still though, positions i guess, since in a gulf here, that demographic has been severely damaged about how the last few months, really we came to the democratic system or hasn't made it stronger. is that even still i'm advertised for democrats. the on the continent will shortly get the thoughts of an experts with fast best. they've got the house and they go got to this point. it's been a typo, charged presidential election campaign of 2 weeks of confusion. most incentives want only one thi

thinking dylan's kidney is his own, spurring his body to produce more of dylan's cells and freeing micahthe anti-rejection medications. - a kidney transplant typically functions for about 15, maybe 20 years if you're lucky. but these same drugs actually cause the kidney transplant to fail. it kind of chokes out the kidney over time. so by not being on these drugs, the kidney transplant could potentially function for the rest of the recipient's life. - and that frees up the organs for people who need it, right? - exactly, so 20% of people on the waiting list are waiting for their second, third, or fourth kidney transplant. - even before the dialysis, i was sick for years, like, i don't want to get out of bed sick. - we were mostly just caught up with all of his, like, making sure he would live, you know, like, that was not even a forethought in our mind of, like, what's the next step in life. - [rudabeh] dr. veale has transplanted stem cells at the same time as the kidney on half a dozen other matches. but this is the first time in history the procedure will be done retroactively. if it w

we're porter tracks the rapid go to evangelical churches in brazil, a micah look and thanks for watching and bye for now. the . those do not understand can have a think like the right just presented. do you have any news on instagram? no. follow up. do you know which of these 3 industries has the highest c o 2 emission rates, which is good. concrete, transforming business to live is on to figure out what's the real new deal. it's just a screen bushing the the signal together praying together getting baptized together. the evangelical churches in brazil are growing fast in places that are largely overlooked by state institutions and the catholic church. the evangelical churches look after poor and marginalized communities with the evangelicals are also gaining more followers in the wealthier districts of the mega city, rio de janeiro, exerting political influence, and looking to assert their conservative values. the in the one year old elena lives with her grandparents in a modest home in a suburb of rio de janeiro. when her father was suddenly sent to prison. her mother camilla several m

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diagnosed after abdominal surgery and has already stuff that came with her up between the i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program, at least 115 people are now known to having killed in an attack on a concert hall. yeah, most school officials, a one in the debt to include rise. fab investigators have announced a series of arrest for people directly involved in the attack. have been detained. the so called atlantic states has claimed responsibility the one in the photo. when a report contains images, you could find the step in. this is a moment, goodman open fire in a must go comes that whole. the crowd scream and take cover shots echo through the auditorium. the inside could also be heard here in the building. slowly those we skate and hummed. describe what happened to jill was sitting in the hall upstairs where the balconies were. we heard gunshots at 1st. we didn't understand what had happened. then i personally saw how the terrace came and started shooting everyone in the end. they threw them on the top cocktail. everything was set on fire because there was panic. all

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i'm eddie micah, julia stay with us for more use of the top for the out the sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for but we've got something for you. if we speak to someone which service from culture, some country, how do we become different? how is discrete logic? why don't we do people in just a 100 days? my parents because of my family, what killed the i'm on a journey to find out about the roots of the 19 are to put you on the side for games for to see my name is some way to ship. i'm assuming reshaping history. our documentary stops april 6th on dw, the it was a democratic see change, the pose people voted out the right wing populace from the law and justice party. set up again. the thing is, it's increasingly it seems they were nothing more than season crooks the most and useful if i'm optimistic, i feel good about what's to come for the book about the elections have shown that the majority is fed up but the country is divided. they'll be a resistance from the right. great years, right wing nationalist populist ruled po, new leader. don't know if this is liberal and pro

these are all noticed that popular funds the solve, the i am eddie micah junior, and you are welcome to the program. thousands of people outlining up the russian embassy here in bed and the cost the balance on the final day of russia's presidential election, as well as running against the government. the vast majority of supporting the noun against puts in protests called by the organization of a position politician alexander javante, who died in the russian prison last month as we do. yeah, another on i find that is among the processed us in atlanta. so there's also mikhail cutoff scheme for my own magnate deal with 5 put in seminar process that taking place on russian embassies around the world. and in russia itself are joining me now is the w. c. things and not. so i'll edit that, richard walker, who is at the protest, invalid and richard. yeah, nevada naya is taking pots and that protest in berlin. how is that going? yeah, so i mean this was a, is a big surprise for people attending a hearing by lynn today. is that the arrival of julia novell, nyah, and she has been in this line

i'm eddie micah julia stay with us for more use on the top for the out. the cream was like a sticking points. you know, 5 or 2 into that warranty wants to finish your studies. now you have a safe get from the train. you can choose to go back or somewhere else. currently, more people than ever on the world wide in search of a place in life. yeah. give me something that is coming very, very soon and yeah, can we learn more about or know when a story info, migraines, the flu, so you don't want the actual bound.

so people with diseases or disability is this invasive procedure micah with it though. for example, if you're suffering from epilepsy, b, c, i's can detect a potential seizure in advance. and could help avoid it, must himself mentions of the possibilities in his treat. initial use, this will be those who have lost the use of balance. imagine a stephen hawking could communicate faster than a speed type test auction it. well, the late came was seen as with most probably have likes the technology and benefits of from it. as a general b, c, i's have huge potential in the medical field. stephen hawking was suffering from a l. s. a fatal type of molten year on disease. it is characterized by progressive degeneration of nerve cells. people affected by it, lose that much for it. capabilities a, b, c. i could have been able to whole king to type text with his thoughts. but this isn't something must business near a link has invented the other companies that have already conducted successful human trials, australian funded company syncron, for example. other researches even buildi

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i also joining the cute and assign a position to flooding and pushing the i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. german jones lot of shelves is in the middle east, in hopes of bringing about the ceasefire in a conflict between each route and a mass which many countries consider the terrace group. he's held talks with a king of jo, done and will travel to ease all late for discussions with ease when the prime minister had of the trip show what's called an easy route to allow for a wide scale 8 access to gaza. the u. n. is one of widespread malnutrition that in germany has stepped up its efforts to bring in food and supplies. germany has joined a handful of countries, including the u. s. and france. power shooting aid into gaza. germany's air force dropped for tons of released goods into the territory on saturday to the foreign ministry in berlin says every package counts. it also says these efforts are just a drop in the ocean when it comes to what is actually needed throughout the night. the situations awful, we can eat or drink and eat is very scarce. so i the to

that's it for now, i am a micah junior stage and we have more news coming up at the top of the out the c w. this is everything else is available to them and it hasn't met up in some sense the amount of is increasing every so many. i'm gonna fucking online. so suppose the only work that is holiday destination is a drowning plastic white at the cost every year of the exports of $1000000.00 tons of plastic white.

micah.e propose to make a state alimony fund, from which to pay alimony until the state finds this fugitive, and then collects it in full, and with interest, in addition, we are convinced that families need to be supported separately raising disabled children, in particular , you will increase the tax twice for the guardian, the foster carer... within the framework of the federal budget, a lot has been done and to expand the opportunity for our citizens to find a job to their liking, bearing in mind the adoption of the relevant federal law, it has improved the basics activities of relevant structures in the regions, taking into account the current demand for personnel. at the beginning of the week, the prime minister already held a meeting with representatives of the communist party of the russian federation and the liberal democratic party factions; new deputies from the party are next in line people. annual report of the government to the state duma. scheduled for april 3. anna voronina, t

the best chapel is a mazda pipe, micah. he took over the company in 2006. the, it's, you're telling me that this is where we turn the head of the pipe is the basic material is, would get a different part is finished on each machine we produce in the series, which means i set up each machine to make a specific model like this one, this is the 1st let me add up from visit lock. i make the pipe bowl the inside and the outside value. i don't so this is a job with the chips flying the woods condition and quantity play. the dishonesty pro every time is suitable. the considered, i think this is the root of a tree. heather, so it's the only one type should be made up because it doesn't burn easily and has no taste. our pipes are made of that. what was, will probably kill them. we it takes a total of 50 production steps to turn it into a pipe the 10 years, you know, for juices around 2000 of them to yeah, to best chapel exports, a 3rd of them to the usa, the sold in france and the food in the rest to be there at the fedex. we work with what we have. it's important t

wasn't accepted, but he re made the grand old talk to the republican party in the united states in his micah image. and boy did it ever, pills. years ago, he entered politics as a self style, disruptive fighting against the democrats and the republican establishment. donald trump is the establishment, at least for conservatives, effectively seizing control of one of the oldest political parties in america. this was a hostile takeover. and so what you are seeing are people who are not necessarily republicans, but you are seeing people who are trapped loyalists. and so they have taken over the republican party despite losing a presidential election in 2020, his control is not even stronger. it punishes this loyalty, the new republicans feature in the house of representatives our street was elected while one comp support. if one moment summed up crumbs complete control over his party, it was this. mitch mcconnell and good trump when he criticized them perusal in the january 6 the sold on capitol hill. what do you notice? he was stepping down as the senate republican leader renewed his party, ch

last year, micah domingo became the first filipino to head the california women lawyers since its foundingin 1974. she talked about the importance of advocating for policy changes and greater representation of minorities through bar associations. >> in my role as co-chair of the judicial evaluations committee, i've helped with the process of getting seeing more minorities get appointed to the bench, and for the other organization i work with as co-director of the professional development for the filipino bar association of northern california, we work on educational programs to help our filipino american community thrive in a very complex and ever changing legal environment. >> she has been practicing law now for 12 years. she says her mission is to create opportunities for young students interested in law through mentorship programs and scholarships as well. >> a winning ticket was sold in tonight's $1.1 billion mega millions drawing. here are those winning numbers seven, 11, 12, 32, 29, 38 and the mega number is the number for now. that winning ticket was sold in the state of new jersey.

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we look at whether new tops come to bring peace the i am eddie micah julia and you are welcome to the program. nigeria is africa as largest economy and it's the most populous country. and like jerry and that suffering, the west economic crisis in that generation. widespread, how ship is triggering, i'm go a bit tough economic medicine prescribed by precedent. black tindle, he only took off his last me and among his fast that's where the scrubbing of the popular bath, expensive fuel subsidy, and allowing the car and see the myra to float about it promptly sunk hits and on all time low against the us dollar. oh, that's translating into high cost of living for ordinary citizens. headline inflation has 30 percent in generally, as the highest in nearly 3 decades for the inflation is even worse. but the minimum wage hasn't changed for the last 5 years. the economic pain is triggering days of protests and nationwide strikes by government employees. and now the union members, people across nigeria largest cities, took to the streets, demanding the politicians, change cost to reduce the suffer

the i am eddie micah julia and you are welcome to the program. nigeria is africa as largest economy and it's the most populous country. and like jerry ends that suffering, the west economic crisis in that generation. widespread, how ship is triggering. i'm go a bit tough economic medicine prescribed by president black tinnell. he only took off his last me and among his fast that's where the scrubbing of the popular bath, expensive fuel subsidy, and allow on the car and see the myra to float about it promptly sunk. it's an all time low against the us dollar. oh, that's translating into high cost of living for ordinary citizens. headline inflation had 30 percent in generally, as the highest in nearly 3 decades for the inflation is even worse. but the minimum wage hasn't changed for the last 5 years. the economic pain is triggering days of protests and nationwide strikes by government employees. and now the union members, people across my day as largest cities still to the streets, demanding the politicians change cost to reduce the suffering. most people in nigeria come to open markets li

for hey, it's not our your so it's a waste of political to more than protest setting goals. present. micah salas set a date for the presidential election. the street to take place on march the 20 full adult court ruled with a proposal to hold the vote after sales mondays expired was unconstitutional. nicholas hunter pulls from senegal is capital dot com the finally a date to send a goal is presidential elections a month after president mike, you solved delayed february's pulled, citing concerns of a corruption over the list of candidates. this dinning of these people go to the polls on march 24th, a date made public and a statement after the weekly cabinet meeting and the constitutional counsel reject itself suggested election date of june. second. so you cannot overstate his time in power to organize the vote. his term ends on april. second, his decision to delay the pull sparked widespread protest and condemnation, including among his closest allies. enough is enough cynical deserves base. it would make you sell his double a fix has a legacy, and that's what the country for future genera

because as health ministry says at least 20 children have died of hunger, micah lat pull reports and women scream, pierced as the chaos of the sol off mosque in jamalia, northern garza, following is radiation. rescue teams rushed to the side. several bodies obtained from under the rubble. some are like the doctors can do nothing for several children rotate along confirming the parents with nice name. the men is this the best the most good jamalia was directly targeted without warning. children were playing the the most because they normally do suddenly the most coast bombarding, killing people in india and others. this is the enemy's talking. children's dates comes in many forms in god's palestinians, a dying from bombardment and from starvation. the desperation evidence is a scoop of what sort of a they can find amongst the debt to the model. we are collecting this food from the prompt. we are unable to get to kind of solve dns or anything which supplies is not the reaching us. we are picking the beans from the ground. i have no idea how we can get some of the makes them delinquent

micah 0'neill saying he admires the scotland squad and wants his players to try and emulate the way theyound the scotland site, as the countdown to the euros continues. yes indeed. while the men are in the final stages of european championship preparations, the women are just about to start their qualifying campaigns. england are the defending champions, and for their opening group games against sweden and the republic of ireland, they will have the player who lifted the trophy two years ago back in the squad. leah williamson returns after initially being recalled for the matches last month after her acl tear, before pulling out through another injury. fran kirby's also included by sarina wiegman, who's been speaking to the press today. among them was our reporterjo currie. aside from who is in and who is out of the england squad, the subjects of the england squad, the subjects of plaus was once again wristed a full to bets after arsenal announced they are going to take their women's team to australia to play one game at the end of the wsl season. but with england having euro qualifiers

in fact, as micah said, much more important for the economy to stay strong than for us to have a rate cut in may or maybe june, or earlier or later. however, my feeling is, we will have rate cuts. however, let me warn you, how many days will it be? march 20th, 12 days, i think we will have less rate cuts than in december. honestly, fed officials art surprised and pleased at the strength of the economy and don't have to cut soon. they can afford to wait before i can stop inflation. that may rattle the market a little bit. only because of the strength of the economy, not because they are stubborn and will not do it beforehand. in fact, powell says i am not waiting until the inflation is running out before i will start cutting, which would be too late. >> how far can the s&p 500 stretch? what seems reasonable? >> well, you know, 21 times forward earnings, earnings are holding up very well and ay come in higher. that is a full valuation. 5%, 10% over. hey, can we get 50% over, 60%, 70%? absolutely. just like we can get to the bottom of the bear market. that is the emotion that has always

. >>> outrage at micah johnson over the spending deal. what far right house members are saying about his future. >>> linking the moscow attack to ukraine. >>> the former ambassador to ukraine is here as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. >>> good evening, again. live from miami. we are 225 days away from the election and today was a pivotal day in two quarts for the twice impeached four times indicted ex-president. today was his deadline to come up with an over $460 million bond in his civil fraud trial. his defense team in the hush money case had to explain to a judge why they want to further delay that trial. one ruling ensures that trump will be the first to stand criminal trial and the other means he's the first president required to post a nine figure bond in a fraud case. laura jarrett has the details. >> reporter: last-minute in appeals court reduced the bond of the civil fraud case by more than half to $175 million. the trial judge said it -- that it 450 million with trump praising the billing. >> they do court case

think people are saying that this really didn't go well, but i think this went >>> >>> >> reporter: micahwith his body or face or when to clap. there was one time he stood up and vice president harris looked at him like oh, you are up? >> the entire thing is awkward. he couldn't stand up for ending cancer, he couldn't stand up for fighting fascism, he can foul and meek putin happy or not his head and held his caucus. whatever was on his mind he has earned it. he has deserved it and then today matt gaetz will probably call for his removal. >> now the return of george santos apparently running for office and showed up here. your thoughts? >> just wants attention. just using their time in office or the privileges they have because of their time in office to elevate their brand when they are supposed to be public servants. i was not surprised to see him there. he needs to sell more of his videos that he does or fans and whatnot and he has legal bills to pay too. >> yes, quite a few. let me play sean hannity's take. here it is. >> tonight america saw a very different joe biden. i might call hi

. >>> outrage at micah johnson over the spending deal.future. >>> linking the moscow attack to ukraine. >>>

. >> micah johnson, read the fine print of the things you are signing onto and pushing forward well youk there is an element of this, which is bad, i guess. a lot of these men in congress don't understand what ivf is. disgusting and a. ice on it. they have been pushing and sponsoring a bill banning mifepristone as well. they are actively pushing bans on contraception and means of women making choices about their own bodies. it is not changed in congress. to your point, they are continuing to push it forward. the point person on all of these is josh hawley's wife. former clerk of the supreme court and she is doing all of this work behind the scenes to cut off women's rights to basic health care. >> jen psaki, claire mccaskill, great to have you both. >>> up next, then there were two. of the presidential field narrows, so does the important arizona senate race. congressman ruben gallego joins me on his election denying opponent, next. nying o always dry scoop before you run. listen to me, the hot dog diet got me shredded. it's time we listen to science. one a day is formulated with key nu

remember micah cohen had pled gill through, and the southern district of new york prosecutors had publicly said at the plea hearing how much they distrusted him. they were very much fighting with our office, the special counsel's office. we were saying he should get credit. they were saying, no, he shouldn't. there should be more information about that. there could be more information about allen wise berg. reading the tea leave, it appears he may have given information to them, may have even testified in the grand jury but may have lied. so -- >> and he has already pled guilty to perjury, so. >> exactly. so there could be more complications there. there also could be discussions about the theory of the case of the federal campaign violation case. why do i say that? because if you remember, let's go back -- >> i know. >> -- in the time machine to when bill barr was the attorney general and was fighting with the acting u.s. attorney, audrey strauss, saying you should essentially get rid of the case and she pushed back. so there could just be a whole mass of material. and that's what i'm kee

, just 12% of americans approve of the job congress is doing according to a recent gallup poll 83% micah discretion, she can barely get 83% of americans to agree on anything disapprove of the job that congress is doing. this 12% john is the lowest since 2015. so what you're getting is folks who can't do their jobs and then their thankless jobs as well. and that my friend is a bipartisan effort, but i'm glad that we're able to do for jobs together. >> know that this is bad combination. this is a rough combination for them. listen to what ken buck is saying. from colorado there because it's instructive as to the feelings in the house right now you got it, right, buddy. okay. may i pipe it on one thing? what would often comes with that last slide that you guys have is often that people despise congress as a whole. but if you ask them specifically about their member of congress they seem to approve of them more and i wonder what that looks like now, i'm not entirely sure we have all that data, but i do wonder if even that is shifting given how bad it is. >> you know, it's so funny. i do spri

they've been around long enough to run against them or ever say anything critical about him, right >> micah, you i mean, you cover rubio on the hill. he has become certainly a trump supporter, but i wouldn't say he's kind of one of these people with a ted cruz like profile out there defending the president and every turn, he has spent time focusing on foreign policy and other kinds of issues >> is this >> something that that any person would welcome the vp conversation or how do you see this? yeah, i was very surprised by this news and i think it's really interesting to see who, which voters that trump's trying to attract. i mean, obviously rubio could do really well with cuban americans and the trump really needs hispanic voters turnout for the republican ticket. so i think part of that has to do with that, but graduate, he still has a long list of people being floated as his potential vp pick. and i think it's going to be a very competitive one. in an only i think no one knows what trump's the gang ever. so this could he could flow more and it will include people who are hispanic african-

alleged success of millions of dollars by full and tough turn. friends, the payoff and the legal foot micah attorney is denied as a bus on sports. and as far as the interpreter, some adults just say communications have improved since tiny, like you, it's gonna help relations internally because, you know, there's no longer a buffer. i've already seen it. you know, the, the last couple days, i think show hayes bed now even more engaging with his teammates. and i think there's only upside any, any tell the new ranges have to come the 1st team because of payoff for this season . i did the some adelphia fly is also why i said period in tuesdays game, the teams traded 7 goals and that periods to take it over time. when i add them for 436 seconds in to see a 65 when the ranges over the 1st 10 to 100 points this season and they have 10 games. so for play that's was telling come back in the in the a is the lake has rallied from 19 point down in the 44 to speak to milwaukee fox. the lake has what without the interest in the bron james but the davis and austin reads put into what for you had a triple

you do both as the prophet micah woted you to do. and i have a great relationship with bethany baptist church. bill jones, when i ran for congress there was sort of p me. and the reverend bill jones, who was a disciple of dr. king me and help me win. so the relationship with bethany baptist goes way back but it has even blossomed further under the great leadership of pastor lacey. i'm so proud he's here so all of the nation can why we in brooklyn love pastor adolphus lacey. i yield the floor. mrs. gillibrand: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from new york. mrs. gillibrand: i also want to recognize reverend adolphus lacey for not only offering that beautiful prayer but for his extraordinary leadership and advocacy in brooklyn new york and beyond. he is the senior pastor at bethany baptist church in brooklyn. he is a pastor activist who has served as a spiritual advisor to the new york justice league. he's also of the east brooklyn congregations and the national action network, also a member of the kappa alpha si. he h

they're not looking for, they were for trump because he wasn't creepy weird christian like ted cruz and micah johnson. they liked him because he seemed secular. democrats need to message to them, in addition to women about the threats here are very real. and of trump gets in there, it is not going to be apprenticed bro trump that is handling the abortion issue, it is going to be mike johnson and that supreme court and i think that that could be a way for democrats to gain with a group that they haven't done that well with. >> no question. go ahead. >> i think that the ivf decision is the most important thing that has happened in the presidential race thus far. >> it is just, it kind of feels like '22 where abortion was in a flow and similar in terms of polls but when you talk to people, tamara keith in talking to voters and every democrat she talked to. every person who said i am voting the two product primary, that was the issue and the vice president says it so well. they want to tell you that you can and a pregnancy nor can you start a family. we need someone's permission. >> we are going

what did you think of micah johnson? he had some nods, some smirks, i don't think i saw him and up.e would turn to joe biden and say look, we are not sending up all night. what was very clear was mike johnson did not have control over his members. what republicans need to realize is these moments where you are engaging with the president don't work out well for you. the president has the structural advantage anything inc. they can just go at him and he will melt, that hasn't happened. last year they got back and forth with him and they won, marjorie taylor green tried to beat him into something and he won the moment and that probably sticks out to me the most. >> she showed up as a proper tour and he showed up as the president. >> he has every, the imagery, he's higher than them, he has the camera, every advantage you could want. given that she probably believes he senile and can do that, she was probably surprised that he could handle that. >> i want to get your thoughts before we get to the overall, what did you think of the president's delivery, his approach, coming out strong, n

. >> look, i agree with what micah said. the argument important areas here. one is the competition in the economy, and is nobody better at competition than the united states. our farmers, our manufactures, our businessmen, i mean, we know how to get it done, innovation, creativity. that goes to the strength of our economy. so i think it is very important for the united states to be able to unleash that kind of creativity and capability, and too often we try to restrict it because of various rules, et cetera. we ought to be enhancing the freedom of our economy in order to allow people to compete and to develop the kind of products that sell in the world. secondly, dealing with china, look, i'm a believer in free trade but i'm also a believer in fair trade. and the problem with china is, we engage in trade but they don't believe in fair trade in the way they operate. and have to do is we have got to be able to put -- and you did with your recommendations on the economy. i think they are great recommendations. you have 152 recommendations that are right on point

she's that man jumped on top of, micah deliver mean step. >> in the middle of the alleged >> all i rememberdaniel wasn't with him. he said he called out to dominick. they loaded danielle's body in the back seat of. car as for the word they found scrawled in the sand, police had suspected for a while it had nothing to do with a case. >> someone did it in a hurry. that was our consensus. but >> reporter: that sock did. it fell off as they were dragging her body out of the creek area. >> reporter: according to je'michael, dominic is the one who shoved the sock into her mouth. -- -- >> as they drove back to his house, je'michael said he threw danielle's phone out on the i- 95, the last place it pinned. then, je'michael found the rope and cinder blocks. tied her up, put her in the car, and threw her over the side, and into the river. >> he said that night, he and dominic made a pact. >> take it to the grave. don't tell nobody. >> once his confession was complete, je'michael was arrested and charged with second degree murder. >> put your hands behind your back. >> reporter: days later dominic was

coming up, we'll chat with carol burnett from palm royale, and we kick off live's auto week with micahare in the 40s and climbing into the 50s. currently we have partly sunny skies out there from our rooftop camera. we're done with the wet weather from the past weekend. we have dry skies today and those temperatures a little bit below average upper 50s to the mid 60s . 59 today in the city, 62 in oakland to 64 for high in san jose. good air quality today, but tree pollen is still running high. oak sycamore and pine the top allergens. kumasi. >> thank you drew. we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. min you can as find the latest on our news app and at abc seven news.com. >> robin: can you believe it? 25 years of breakfast in bed, surprising moms across america. >> oh my god! >> oh my goodness! >> robin: for our 25th anniversary, we're making it the biggest surprise yet. >> breakfast in bed extravaganza like you have never seen before. >> robin: go to good morning america.com or scan this qr code to find out how to enter a deserving mom you love for breakfast in b

i once told him micah. do you know that you are a genius?ry borisov, the premiere was on march 10 at the first, three of them broke into the bank in masks, started beating, shooting, it was very scary, they robbed a private bank in donetsk, cleaned out your testicles. we’re going to the maidan with torches, are you going to shoot at peaceful people? i will not give such a command. transfer her across the maidan. premiere, from march 11 on the first. there is information that they want to liquidate you. big game live at the world international festival in sochi, president putin announced that fundamental changes await europe. let's listen to the president. as a multipolar world is built, i think fundamental changes will occur in europe. we are now hearing that europe should already have its own armed forces. europe must be more independent, it’s not me who is saying this, this is what european politicians are saying, and this means that despite the well-known hierarchy in the western world, the desire for independence and protection of its so

i say that coming out of my reading of micah 6:8, act justly. >> old testament guy, preach it. >> lovegod. it seems to me that orientation, and within the jewish tradition -- i'm not trying to speak for the jewish tradition at all -- within the tradition, that argument is being had. i don't want to risk our democracy for netanyahu. i definitely don't want to be complicit with evil. even as i acknowledge the evil of october 7th. >> if we love israel, we can criticize israel like we criticize the united states. i love the united states. i'm telling you, david ignatius, richard haass, and others said the same thing after october 7th. they said what i said. which is, hamas has to be destroyed. >> yup. >> hamas can never rule gaza again. hamas will never rule gaza again. i knew the second it happened and i saw it, well, that's the end of hamas. there's going to be a hell of a lot of suffering between now and then, but hamas is finished. they'll not govern gaza ever again, donny. that is the case. but i also heard the warnings, don't repeat the mistakes the united states made after 9/11. don