has a heart at home, micah, yes, yes, micah, i don’t know, well, you don’t know, then okay, i’ll goon’t know what he found in her, skinny, no face, no skin, but he went crazy because of her, where can he find her? do you know, the house on the mountain where this crazy artist lived? she’s renting a room, but no, kotlevsky died, and she built this house, a long time ago, no, just recently, two or three months, if you say, she’s all like a hippie, where did she get the money for the house, how do i know, micah asked me, i was with the boys and helped on the roof back and forth, it’s clear, okay, damn. in principle, it helped, i won’t forget it, the girl asked for a cocktail. home, home, hello, hello, tell me, are you some kind of fun, what kind of fun am i for you, that's it, i understand everything, take the dog away, what is this anyway, the bullshit is nearby, i'm from police, captain sereda, and what do you want from me, captain sereda, i want to talk about your friend mikhe, you know the one, i know, just for you. send a summons, but it’s unlikely that it will reach me, the flea

micah's husband, pastor john paul miller, says she took her own life. her friends struggling to come to terms with that. many mourners wearing t shirts and holding signs to raise awareness for domestic violence. her husband, speaking out last week. >> she was probably the greatest wife anyone could ask for. she was incredibly affirming, saying that micah had struggled with her mental health for years. she had struggled with suicide before and each time, you know, helped her through it, took her to her doctor and we got through it and everything was fine. and she even gave a few testimonies. here at church we have on video, micah reportedly filed for divorce from her husband in october, and again, just days before her death, according to claims made by her family to local media. >> micah's sister writing if you hear anything about this from anyone other than her family, please question it. reach out to her siblings or parents. this has to be at least looked into, deeply. >> there's got to be some accountability here. >> authorities say they're talking to

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but micah is the same way and he wants to make you smile and he wants to absolutely make people aroundth it takes. griff: the nation is a great debt of gratitude to your family and families just like yours and senator, more step hundred marshall thank you for bringing this to us and as such an thing for you to doing this memorial weekend. alicia: yes we do think you so much and in new mexico judge, rejecting alec baldwin's request to do this dismiss the criminal charge against the fatal shooting guesthouse hunches during filming arrested see be caught in his life of the a client while this news, anything alec baldwin is one step closer to standing trial this summer and out baldwin's defense attorney they filed a motion for dismissal arguing that the grand jury proceedings were fought during may 17th hearing, defense lawyer alex biro made a series of accusations including a claim that prosecutors kept granddaughters from hearing evidence helpful to the actors case the prosecution pushback saying that the grand jury was shown internet access to evidence supplied by the defense and the ju

aunt , we cleaned up the house, we are settling in, we are waiting for everyone to visit, hello to micah let you live, be quiet, what did you say? says he will be fine lead, this is a good fellow, this is a year, quietly, oh, genya, genya, quietly, calmly, and loshov, come on, come on, do you hear, oh, we’re buzzing here, they ’ll send an inspection anyway, you have to hold the defense, you’re doing your job , dear. water, this water is not allowed, it is not allowed. don’t touch it, just let me check, it’s hemp, it’s not hemp for you, but efretor hemp ivan sergeevich, i wish i had something to eat, ivan sergeevich, before i go to sleep, because that’s how you’ll manage, the men will come back, then we’ll set the table, and if you don’t come back. returned, where will they go? come back, definitely come back. hurry up guys, hurry up, we're heading out in an hour! so, we decided to stay with my aunt, we cleaned up the hut, we are settling in, we are waiting for everyone to visit, uncle micah, greetings from everyone, well done, brothers, zadorozhny, after all, he is a first-rate bastard.

the ballers have plenty of swagger and it starts with their skipper, san francisco native micah franklin>> reporter: any of these games remind you of yourself coming up as a young pup? >> i hope they don't because i had a different attitude. i was like hey, i take no prisoners, right? >> reporter: right. >> i don't know if i want to coach myself at a young age. >> mind if i talk? i can't wait to strike your [ bleep ] out. >> reporter: these guys come up and say you playing? you were in the show? >> they're on tiktok. we ain't on tiktok. we got vhss, know what i mean? they can't even find our tapes, man. >> stars, personalities, that's what draws us to the story. >> micah has seen things and done things. >> don't mess norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... i know... faster wifi and savings? ...i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile saving

micah, joining us over the phone here. micah, can you hear us?thank you for having me. >> thank you for speaking with us. well, nine months after the tragic wildfires, where does the recovery effort stand right now? >> well, it's been a long and deep recovery, you know, we're starting to see the stitching of a of a community coming back. there's a interim, school that has been built, interim medical facilities that have been built. more than 900 of the 2200 residential lots have been cleaned and are starting to be turned back over to residents. and so i think there is some semblance of hope that's happening, but it's going to be a long, long road ahead of us. and so we really appreciated, you know, the support of people from around the world, to think about the recovery of the people in place of maui. >> tell us what are some of the greatest needs and how can you we help get the word out to help people close that gap. >> well, you know, the, you know, this is a very deep, broad and complex disaster, it's really affected more than 13,000 people in

>> thank you for that, micah. i do a very good job serving in the assembly, and i do think -- i do keep an active schedule. that's what makes me proactive, that's what makes me effective, keep moving and keep involving, investing in what we do. not only in legislation, but also in my constituency and the people of new jersey. once we >> moving us forward is a huge responsibility. i can tell you i will bring the same tenacity, working to follow constituents to have a way to stay in new jersey. host: mr. collins, your response? mr. collins: really the reason i joined congress is people need to bring people together. we have a national security threat. we need people with the skill set and termination -- determination to stop treating governance like an us versus them contest. i spent the last 20 years trying to bring people together to bring progress and even where republicans have the power, that is what we need is people who will navigate that situation. host: you have 45 seconds. >> i love my country. i want to s

the i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. talk side set to resume on sunday, between negotiate this trying to strike a ceasefire deal for the war in guys up how mazda negation met and sought today with us edition and guitar. immediate is, but a key stumbling block for negotiate has this web i choose, would it be temporary or permanent to the prime minister? i think, i mean, that's now has repeatedly evolved to assault on mass forces in the south. and since you a rough on whether or not they choose is reached, that's despise, repeated warnings from the u. s. u n. and i bought a novice that i'm attack would spell these desktop for the more than 1000000 palestinians taking refuge that offense. the also by 7th attacks the relatives of hostages cannot by mouth have been fights and to keep the focus on getting the lab one. so a man for months, prime minister netanyahu confirm it has been under immense pressure to bring the house to this back. it is known about the feet of the around $130.00 cost. it is still headed in garza, the nu

i'm eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program ukraine. thousands more civilians have fled, rushes renewed, ground defensive on the north, eastern front. keep sense, reinforcements the border of the active region wherever i intends. bottles without tennessee and malta, 5, russia says that has captured several villages, ukraine's victory chief admit that the situation is difficult, but fed his forces doing everything to hold the defensive lines and position a 100. so for residents of the part of the area, the it for the a ton. a mazda vacation is under the can, you cleans talk you region after the machine forces launched a surprise offensive on the not eastern front orange ocean. it was horrible. we faced terrible showing. everything was exploding, we didn't understand what was going on. why did you create an invalid? 3 sees feel better. let's continue. but bosco already claims to have taken control of several villages in the border region. a lot of support for the situation is extremely difficult because the enemy has been conducting mess, shelling of the town, who most ove

the social democrats was beaten up while contain the i am eddie micah junior and you welcome to the program. talks asset to resume on sunday between negotiates this trying to strike a cx 5 deal for the war in gaza. the how mazda negation met on saturday with us junction on guitar. immediate is, is it shows the media has said that significance progress is being made. but the key stumbling block remains. is there any plans to attack the solvent guys on the safety of dropbox from it is southern. i mean it's, you know, has repeatedly filed at west salt on last fall so, so let's see whether or not they choose is reached, got to despite repeated warnings from the u. s. u, n, and novice that on that topic. what's abilities asked us for the more than one meeting at a senior, i'm just thinking the refuge that since the october 7th attacks the relative, so possibly just getting up by almost having fighting to keep the focus on getting the life ones cool for the for months prime minister netanyahu government has been under immense pressure to bring the house to dis back. it is known about the feet of

the i, i'm eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. these are all house called on palestinians to evacuate all parts of rafa, as well as 2 neighborhoods in northern garza. these are the ministry says more than 300000 people in ralph. i have already fled the area of fighting between east riley choose, and palestinian militants intensifies in the south and region which borders egypt. heavy clashes that have left crucial aid crossings in accessible according to these regulatory have office trying to rebuild its capabilities in the north of casa. still is that somebody's a coal joins me from jews that i'm hello saw me. is this the style of these roles long states have planned to attack the remaining have mass forces in rafa. when a on thursday night was a cabinet the meeting a security politic on the cabinet. and there was also a meeting of the smaller work cabinet. and in both of these forms, they decided to go ahead with this so offensive in that of law. but they did not say whether this is the beginning of the major escalation, or wheth

i'm eddie micah, julia, thanks for watching the world of free speech. free press, access to free information for every stop dreaming. next, take action. detail use global, easier for them. 2024, a bunch of any register. now, lots dissipates from all over the world. i'm ready to share their solutions and to shake tomorrow. join us and register now for the d. w. global media for in 2020, for the a. living in safety and freedom. exploring your identity for reconnecting with family history. what does german citizenship mean for people with different backgrounds today? then they parted in germany, even though i can have a say stuff with inside sales was impossible, low was about to pass fools. it was also about having to choose an identity that felt like a uh, something positive had come out. so it was so terrible history, the a melissa kind of coach sales at home in belin, born in germany to talk his parents. she grew up with 2 languages and 2 coaches. but when it came to citizenship as a teenager, she was faced with a choice more customer here. my mom came

seats separate as the case that spot maybe 2 months of crisis between india and kind of the i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program, exemption. media reports see how minus the negation has arrived in cairo to resume the guys that choose talks spinning with stations involved the us in egypt, the talks are taking place as these are all threatens to launch on the offensive into the city of rafa to the house how many times it holds responsible for the until by 7th, tara tax. so 1500000 palestinians are taking refuge in the southern city, the u. n. and the us have warned against the oppression. a choose proposal 6 to halt fights and for 40 days. and exchange hostages upon us being in prison. this are sending out to the country of georgia where mass protest have now entered the fed consecutive week. the protest i am that the government's bill, which critics i do, will track down on civil liberties like freedom of speech. and threats in georgia. so impressions of joining the with in union the you and the us up at the start you out to drop the legislation. housing just people in g

the hi, i'm eddie micah junior. and you are welcome to the program. how mouse consider the terrace group by the us and novice. i said it's delegation is heading to cairo to resume the guys. i choose talks that invitations that involve the us tie in egypt are taking place as ease. are all threatened to launch on offensive and the safety of rough up some 1500000 palestinians are taking refuge in the south and city for you in in the us have warned against the oppression. a truce proposal 6 to halt fights and for 40 days and exchange hostages for palestinian christmas area. we spoke to mid of these experts. danielle gala and asked him to tell us more about the current deal being negotiated. so yeah, the morning, i think this is probably the last chance that with this consolation with involvement of egypt caught on the united states a hostage deal could be negotiated to nothing, but it's clear for everyone, the americans have put into huge. they have invested heavily and you put huge pressure holes on these really side. i've heard from the egyptians that t

i'm eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. these are all has called on palestinians to evacuated small pots of rough, uh, as well as 2 neighborhoods in northern guys. these are leading latrice as more than 300000 people. in the rafa i've already fled the area of fighting between these early troops and policing and militants intensifies in the south and region which brought us egypt. have you glasses that have left crucial aid crossings accessible according to the easily military? i'm office trying to rebuild its capabilities in the north of gas. so is this, the styles of these are all as long states i plan to attack the remaining how my sports is in the rafa. i asked the gentlest, some musical injury. we send them on thursday night, it was a cabinet, the meeting a security politic on the cabinet. and there was also a meeting of the smaller work cabinet. and in both of these forms, they decided to go ahead with this so offensive in that of law. but they did not say whether this is the beginning of their major escalation, or whe

laura: micah, do you have a follow-up? >> it would be great if we could hear whether or not the candidates will raise the tax on billionaires. mayor bhalla: to the extent that we need to fund certain things like medicare for all, which i support and my opponent does not, we need to make sure that we stop the trend of the rich getting richer and the middle class and working families being left behind. any tax on the wealthiest of the wealthy to support social programs for the underserved and underrepresented, a billionaire tax is fair game and certainly something i would support. rep. menendez: i think i did answer the first time. something we would consider in the work we have done has been about uplifting working middle-class families. the mayor said people in washington think, think, think but there is the reality that we are in the minority. we focus on what we can get done and that is what we have done in office, bringing resources back to the district, bringing environmental justice grant to elizabeth. we've done incr

san francisco native micah franklin. because i had a different attitude.ad that talent and i was like hey, take no prisoner. and i don't know if i want to coach at a young age. >> i can't wait to strike. >> reporter: any of these guys go up and say you're in the show? >> yeah, they know who we are. man, we ain't no tiktok. you have vhss, you know what i mean? and they can't even find our tapes. >> shout out. announcing today, he was born may 11. that'll make it a family of six. two girls, two boys. congratulations to the curries. in fact steph almost has his own basketball team with the four kids as steph curry will back to be in the role of put it for uncle vern on camera. that's enough facetime. and curry will be changing diapers for a month or change before the olympic games in july. you usually make that pass. sorry, coach. another sleepless night with the baby. >> you have three of your own, so you know that. >> all right, thank you so much. >>> coming up, don't get stuck in traffic. the busiest times and roads could be traveling ♪ (ominous music) ♪ c

>> democrats and republicans and micah johnson in particular in the house because with the democratste in the rules committee, and the rules committee is very critical to this conversation and this solution. they did that, recognizing -- and the republicans trusted their word that they would be there. in order to make sure that the freedom caucus did not exert its authority in a way that took that down. and on top of that, the trust that mike has and the people that will have his back as democrats to stay in the seat was honored and committed to face-to-face, eyeball eyeball. they demonstrated your word in that building matters. and when you give that word, that allows it to function at the level that you saw it happen, in my humble opinion, last weekend. once that word is no longer good or they are not good men and women of their word in the institution, i think that is the path we are on as we go forward. that is when i really get concerned about the viability of the institution. >> we are talking about some of the structural issues that keep congress from functioning in the way th

bring something similar that to what we have with the micah.egin. >> well, i don't know how much we revealed so far, i know they can. you are leaving does not land news. with us. don't give it away. i know i think with us because they would work out to look like a he does with a sweet lets stop by. we'll be right back. if you want to well, tonight is cans last newscast with us. going give you the floor can because we're sure you have a lot >> to share with our viewers tonight in 60 seconds or yes. >> it's just been thank you for all these years different outlets here in the bay area been here for 33 years in the bay area. i'm a local kid who got to do what he wanted to do and that ankara newscast in san francisco, and evening main newscast. so took a long time to get to this chair. there's only 5 of these chairs and his television market where somebody can sit here and i got to get one of them. so i'm grateful. i'm grateful for your support. grateful for your feedback i'm not going completely disappears. kind of sounds like a funeral, but i'm n

is a little bit, i don't, i don't know if they do a routine but just to see them lined up because micah he gets a straight but all the rest of them, it is the exact same thing and they are dressed up like him to praise him. they all use the same language, they all describe him as their friend. i don't know if donald trump has friends. i don't think that vivek ramaswamy is one of them if he does have friends. this is a display of sycophancy and a job interview, as you say, chris but it is also, it is also a serious thing because what they are doing is they are showing up and attacking the judicial system. there's more to say about that. the initial just seeing them all show up together dressed like a squad to call him there dear friend when he doesn't know what any of their last names are, i just found it sad. it is an interesting snapshot of the republican party. >> that we squeeze in a fact check on the judges that are making millions of dollars. the judges daughter has never made $1 million. so, this is all part of the propaganda going on down there. here is the most important thing t

in micah rasmussen director of the institute at rider university. drop of cards we would have determine carol murphy will go first. herb conaway book of second and joel joe will get there. we've gone over the rules about to keep in mind our time want to cover as many topics as possible so we will dive into opening statements and i can i tell we have lost ms. murphy picture scheduled to go first that will come back to her and go to aunt or second person who is herb conaway. he stands by his for his opening statement. dr. conaway, good to have you. you have 90 seconds. >> thanks. thanks to this body for giving us this opportunity. my name is herb conaway. i was born and raised in berwyn county. my dad and my mom raised us come in my three cities i went on to public school and then off to princeton and then down to philadelphia to go to medical school at jefferson medical college. i can when it is the service at mcguire air air force base a captain and did medical corps on the base. i was fortunate to become after that i went through residues and inter

because he was with me, well, from the first day it was just the two of us, how and the patron there, micah it, you were also evacuated, yes, everything is the same, that’s it under the same trench, along the same path, something like this, why the call sign khakass, well , because i myself come from khakassia in the city of abakan, kamilya, and where are you from, i come from the udmur republic, the city of izhevsk. kamil, u we have a video surprise for you from udmurtia, let’s see, yes, of course, kamil, since he’s a good boy, he didn’t refuse anything, he helped people, he helped boys, he loved playing football, well, he was very good at sports, but his quality is good, what he planned it, then he did it well, he never completed the allotment, he brought everything to the end, he had the desire, it was so that he planned it until... he didn’t leave, let’s go, i’ll show where kamel was in the summer, that did what he did, spent the whole summer helping build fences, watered bathhouses around the city stupid, went into the forest to prepare firewood, covered the house, covered the satenga,

a home peace micah to lane ducking, just 5 years. ukrainian president, one of them is a, let's, these term of office has come to an end. but let's look at a timeline of how mind conform is peace and don't boss has instead, for his country to his knees and upfront to organs, rush to it. oh, salty like this, little he not all of the dear people during my life, i've been trying to do everything to make ukrainians laugh. that is how i felt in my last job. and that was not only my job, but it was my mission. in the next 5 years, i will do everything ukrainians to make sure you don't cry, but the ukrainian people on smiling at the going to despise the licensees promise to end the conflict and don't boss is just the web shift. sure. i believe that all this stuff and all these pieces of land, it's all about the human lives, and i would put human lives 1st. our goal is to save people. therefore, any option like we will go there with the army. i reject outright. we will have to talk whether we want to or not. we need to step over our sales. i'm ready to negotiate, even with the devil himself. i

and micah. new sensations, there’s still inner excitement. roman, when you’re in front of the tv, how many questions do you answer, well, in percentage terms, when you watch a program, well, i think it’s somewhere around 60-70, 60-70 percent, then that’s a pretty good result. timofey, you are our youngest player today, is there any jitters, additional anxiety in connection with this or vice versa, do you think this is in some sense an advantage? it seems to me that this is in a sense an advantage, because if i lose, well, it can be attributed to my age. and i remind you that our participants will have four periods of the game, during which they will answer different questions from the world of sports, for correct answers they will earn points, for the wrong answer they will lose points, whoever gets the most points at the end . will be declared the winner, you also need to follow sports discipline, for violations of which i will show cards, a yellow card is a verbal warning, a red card is minus

may be a change to the stage as quote, not a complete change, but there may be some form of change. micah, always get ahead because i hear your thoughts. uh mike, kind of the reporting from midland and south africa. so headline which is 0 a jury in new york deliberates and donald trump's harsh money case. he insists the trials on for the in depth analysis of the days headlines. if that was a rough or offensive. where would the people go? people have no place to go. each one of 1000 people has to be displaced these 2 times frank assessments. this is a mass and blown to free speech and freedom of the press informed opinions. you can be somebody that says i'm one of the hostages, october 7, and return. and i want to start inside story. on out to 0, they fled from the world's most secretive states. now young north koreans are finding statement, fortune, celebrity influences, but shining a light on the home of kings and bring dang, jeff. one on one east meets north. korea's influence is coming out new lives online despite the risk on al jazeera stairs from, i'll just say around on the go and m

mercedes, louis, micah, frankie, co comet, and monty, a finalist last year.d, it was sage. >> oh, goose bumps! >> david: and the other big winner, sage's handler. >> look at him! >> so excited for him. >> david: hugs from the other handlers. waving to the crowd. he's a favorite among his peers. >> i'm so happy! >> david: he's competed in an incredible 45 westminster dog shows. here he is back in 2002, when he won that show, with, listen to this, sage's great-grandmother, named spice. well, tonight, he's officially retiring. >> this is my 45th westminster, today's the day, my last show. >> repor >> david: he told us, it was my dream to come to this country and win the westminster dog show. this evening, kaz and sage, top dogs. >> on top of the dog world, in front of us all. >> david: we congratulation sage and kaz, an agreement between protesters and school officials at san francisco state. >> thank you for showing up today and for every march and rally. and thank you for being in the encampment. >> both at san francisco state and in san diego. >> and here is

and since the death of micah amini in 2022 ebrahim raisi has been actively in charge of the repressionally protested the death and the custody of the morality pretty singing police. since then 500 people have been killed from agents of the state. 500 protested, more than 21,000 have been taken into custody. many of them have been subject to severe torture. quite a lot of people including a large number of women have been executed since this year. he is not a loved person. i’d since this year. he is not a loved erson. �* ~' since this year. he is not a loved erson. �* ~ ., since this year. he is not a loved erson. �* ~' ., ., since this year. he is not a loved erson. �* ~ ., ., ., person. i'd like to go back to the fact that one _ person. i'd like to go back to the fact that one of _ person. i'd like to go back to the fact that one of the _ fact that one of the likely scenarios would be the news of the deaths of those on board. in that particular scenario the suppression of that news, you said it's more the fact that iranians would almost welcome a change at the top. obviously, the very

i didn’t have time, it’s yours, forgive me, i lost my dream, i remember he was a good guy, micah, comeood boy he was, oh, what a boy he was, his little white hair glows, and his eyes are so blue, i tell them, oh, mishan, don’t look at me like that, you’ll burn a hole, oh, what eyes, eyes? strong, like little ones, it’s not him, it’s not him, you’ll understand, it’s just as well, it doesn’t happen that at first they were brown, then suddenly blue doesn’t happen, look, it’s him, he, look, he! so it’s not him, he was white with a thin neck, thin, thin, as white as a dandelion, not like that, oh well, uliana, uliyan, let's go. that's it, that's it, that's it, let's go, let's go, ulyana, that's it, let's go, ulyana, what is this? so, i was in the police, i found out, yeah, yes, indeed, from time to time, they conduct raids, catch these kids and take them to the distribution center, so over the past 2 years there have been only three mishas, ​​here is fedorchuk, 8 years no good, but egor at 15 isn’t either, here’s another misha, 10 years old, dark hair. and this is him 10 + 2 = 12, this is m

san francisco native micah franklin. >> these guys remind you of it all as a young pup? >> i hope they don't because i would have a different attitude and i had that town. i was like hey, take no prisoners. >> right. >> i don't know if i want to coach myself at a young age. >> do you mind if i talk? i can't wait to strike it. >> did any of these guys go you played it? >> they know who we are, man. and we ain't no tiktok. you noah i mean? and i can't even find that. >> shout out to curry, the newest edition of steph and ayesha curry. makes it a family of six. two girls, two boys. congratulations to the curries. i believe at this point, they could probably change diapers as easy as dribbling with both hands. >> by now he does have that, so do you. appreciate it. >>> coming up on the next half hour, getting an edge on the college admissions project because of family ties. a look at the push to ban legacy admissions in california. >>> and activists claim animal abuse, farmers say that is a big lie. the controversial ballot measure that's going before voters that could shut d

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. >> what happens to micah johnson?think and staying in this position with the help of democrats hurts his standing with trump and republican voters? >> so far it has not, right? donald trump stood with him at couple weeks ago in the middle of this and it was a rebuke to marjorie taylor green because the blowback on donald trump and his election is something big don't need. it makes him look bad and i think that we have to remember that donald trump is surrounded by more professional campaign operatives this time around who understand how things work so in this instance i think that mike johnson was willing to take the risk because he was given assurance from trump, for now. we know that that can change at any moment but for now, he seems to have enough cover to tell marjorie taylor green to kick rocks. bring it on. democrats coming in and saying we will save him just helps to bolster that, but as soon as november comes, it's putting the house between this chaos and what's happening to women's rights across the country

jeremiah, isaiah, micah, none of them were swayed by the po political correctness of their day.they knew, as you know, as we know, that we needed to be guided first by god's word. if you need any more evidence of the sinister effect of political correctness, just look at what happened yesterdaynd what also happened this morning before we gathered here. yesterday, two of the most objectively evil leaders in modern history, iran's president and foreign because of bad weather in the mountains of iran. yet all morning the foreign ministers of countless countries have fallen over themselves, even in democratic countries, to issue statements warning the deaths of these sinister individuals. ie with what the british minister of state security tweeted. his sentiment i think is correct. he said, i do not mourn the death of iran's leaders. and he's right. with the foreign minister masterminded the ruthless murder of thousands in iran. they were serial killers. and when i sat on the u.s. commission for international religious freedom, we unanimously, democrat and republican appointee, agre

and, under the past two speakers, whether it is kevin mccarthy, or micah johnson, they are just letting most extreme and chaotic members of their caucus take over congress, which is not good for either party or our country. >> congresswoman, you cannot ignore all of the protests that are going on on all of the college campuses across the united states. but, the key to what is going on is trying to resolve the israel hamas war, trying to get the rest of the hostages back and trying to figure out a path to move forward. we know the cia director, william burns, is now in cairo, egypt, where negotiations are underway to be able to find and achieve a cease-fire agreement. share with us your confidence that you think they will be able to reach a deal that will actually, hopefully end the war. >> we can't predict exactly what is going to happen but we all want an end to this war. any type of and must include a cease-fire from both parties, from hamas and from israel. it cannot be one-sided. we need our american hostages back, especially. >> i also wanted to talk about this a bill that was rece

micah, come back to you.s day began, let's not forget with starbucks and the shocker in terms of comps and the conversation. and s is a critical sign, the canary if you will in a consumer coalminer maybe we need to pay attention to more slow consumer than we expected. doordash may give more, but we end with chair powell talking up the strength of the consumer even in the face of sticking inflation. >> and employment is what we are mainly looking at, first quarter expenditures which held up nicely. it is messy i think incrementally on the consumer side. not to starbucks, you have had this especially in food away from home, where they have said there's a lot more discernment. i take it as a net positive because we are worried about sticky inflation, we are worried about overheating economy, that has gone by the wayside. so i think in the end, when the dust settles in aggregate, earnings are probably going to be fine. it seems like the market expects them to be beat by huge market so the net move on them is not

. >> micah can buy this kind of incident rarely happens where there is death after a plane has hit with severe turbulence the hospital in bangkok reported that six people was severely injured. >> the deceased was a 73 year old british man who has loved ones of the deceased and the singaporean authorities, and now outstanding investigators to bangkok boeing, which manufacturers but triple seven released a statement saying it's in touch with singapore airlines and is ready to support them single brown lines is one of the world's safest carriers. and regularly tops the surveys for best airline in the world. but it proves severe turbulence can happen to any flight. a recent study found the total annual duration of severe turbulence had increased by 55% over the last four decades because of climate change, it's becoming more common and there appears to be a climate change link as the planet warms, it warms in an uneven manner, both north and south, clear-air turbulence problems happen everyone, can you explain a little bit more what happened? how can it be that violent? >> the actual altitud

wakamatsu micah franklin, jt snow. you know, aaron miles, they're making the baseball decisions.nfident we just had. i was just in arizona with those guys for the pioneer league open tryout. and we actually had the number one pick in the entire draft. french team. but they traded at they treated it for a player to be named later. and i was like, are you sure you guys we don't want to use that traffic in there like we got so we're all feeling confident we're going to put a high caliber team and hopefully get some wins. >> you've got to get some fans in the stands for sure. i do think we'll get to do think we'll get more than the a's. do. >> will get we get more than that. other open baseball that is you know, that is a major league baseball team. we are independent baseball team. i think that their stadium holds a, you know, more than 10 x like 12 acts. what are what are what our ballpark holds. so i'm not going make any predictions, but we're feeling good the prospects of our of our season being very full of fans and very full of energy and that we think that we're trending in co

earlier on the night, we spoke with micah kane of the hawaii community foundation. he talked about the maui strong fund and the help it's received to help in the ongoing recovery. >> this is a very deep, broad and complex disaster, it's really affected more than 13,000 people in a in a very, dense place. and so, you know, i think the, the support that we've received from around the world has been, you know, providing people of, of, of maui, you know, some hope and the financial support that has been given specifically from northern california, has been tremendously helpful. >> the maui strong foundation has raised more than $100 million to support people who have been impacted and displaced by fire. kane went on to say more than 500 interim housing units are being built right now for those who lost their homes. >> a group of low income seniors who've been forced out of their homes are expected to take center stage. at tonight's oakley city council meeting, ktvu zac sos spoke with some of the affected residents who say this isn't the first time they've had problems w

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