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investigators have begun a new dig in moor.schoolboy investigating who was killed by the moors murderers ian brady and myra hindley in 1964, have begun a new dig on saddleworth moor. greater manchester police are examining a report that a fragment of human skull has been discovered by a man researching the disappearance of 12 year old keith bennett. our north of england correspondentjudith moritz reports. in howling wind and driving rain, there is no bleaker part of the north of england for search teams to be examining. but now, on the moors which are synonymous with murder, the sight of scenes of crime officers investigating possible human remains. this is the little boy whose body they are looking for — keith bennett, one of five children tortured and killed by the moors murderers in the 1960s and the only one who has never been found. chris has farmed this area for 50 years and owns the land which is now being examined by the police. these murders up here, it's not a nice thing. it is such a beautiful valley but it is blacke

commissioner moore?> vice-president kathrin moore: the sound proofing of the courtyard is not just construction but ultimately the modification of how the courtyard is visually and acoustically separated from the other open space. >> i would also like to note -- >> i don't want the impression that we are going to soundproof anything because that is not possible. we will take some measures in the materials we use on the inside walls to try to mitigate any additional sound coming from the use of the building, and any kind of reflected sound because of the enclosure that our building provides. but there are an acoustic requirements for the building code for transferring sound but there won't be any sound coming out of the building because they will be insulated and we'll meet the acoustic code. >> >> vice-president kathrin moore: and you mentioned the screening from the open space. >> right, perhaps we can put some trellising so that greenery can grow up and that filters the sound because of the softness an

myra hindley in 1964, have begun a new dig on saddleworth moor.ull has been discovered by a man researching the disappearance of 12—year—old keith bennett. 0ur north of england correspondent judith moritz reports. in howling wind and driving rain, there is no bleaker part of the north of england for search teams to be examining. but now, on the moors which are synonymous with murder, the sight of scenes of crime officers investigating possible human remains. this is the little boy whose body they are looking for — keith bennett, one of five children tortured and killed by the moors murderers in the 1960s and the only one who has never been found. chris has farmed this area for 50 years and owns the land which is now being examined by the police. these murders up here, it's not a nice thing. it is such a beautiful valley but it is blackened by that, what happened, yeah. i have always been going out and looking for any signs of a grave when i have been gathering sheep up on the hills. i've done it, well, i promised keith's mum. she came to see me wh

thank you. >> thank you. >> vice-president kathrin moore: thank you.t would be great if you can refrain from having conversations on the floor. we are trying to do our best. thank you for keeping your expressions to a minimum. public speaker: i remember hearing about a project to this address and it was a hotel and what i remember from the neighborhood is we want housing. and we want affordable housing. and we want affordable housing. there is ten units of 55% ame. i wasn't speaking when you were speaking. can you please do the same for me? >> so there is housing there and very low affordable housing on this site. i'm not sure but maybe the city attorney can clarify if this is housing eligibility act. >> deputy city attorney responding to the commissioner. my understanding is this this is a code compliant project and state density bonus project. as a result you have to make the required of health and safety finding if you are going to lower the density or deny this project. >> so i'm in support. >> vice-president kathrin moore: commissioner imperial. >

moore of utah, i inform the house that mr. moore will vote yes on h.r. 5315. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson and representative troy carter, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on s. 4785. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. jacobs of new york, i inform the house that mr. jacobs will vote yea on h.r. 5315. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. newman, mr. grijalva, mr. jones, ms. tlaib and ms. bush, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on 5315. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> dis as the member designated by mr. diaz-balart of florida, i inform the house that mr. diaz-balart will vote yes on s. 5315. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the g

saddleworth moor.rugby league world cup as head coach sean wayne names six players yet to make their debuts for the national team. the government says it will not bring forward the publication of an independent assessment of its economic policies. today the prime minister and the chancellor met the office for budget responsibility — the independent spending watchdog — to discuss their plans to cut taxes and stimulate growth. the meeting came after days of turmoil on the financial markets. the government says the 0br's analysis won't be released until the end of november, when kwasi kwarteng gives more details about his plans for the economy. here's our political correspondent alex forsyth. what a difference a week makes. last friday, the chancellor what a difference a week makes. last friday, the chancellor on what a difference a week makes. last friday, the chancellor on his what a difference a week makes. last friday, the chancellor on his way what a difference a week makes. last friday, the chancell

and joining now on book tv is, steve moore. his most recent book is gov zilla how the relentless growth of government is devouring our economy and our freedom. mr. moore, has government ever not? hi peter, good to be with you. love c-span. thanks for having. the book really through the whole history from the of our country and there's a lot graphs and charts in this that show we have had kind of a relentless growth of government but there have been periods. it's a good question, actually. have there been periods government has retrenched? and the answer is. yes. so, for example for the first 50 to 100 years of our country, there really wasn't much growth of government. if government, you know, the federal government basically provided the postal service, built the roads, it provided the national and had a court system. but we didn't have all the, you know, social programs. and there was no education department or energy department back then. and and then, of course, the big. i think there were two or three things that happened

so further ado, here is steve moore moore. well, hello everybody, it is a real privilege to be here for this unveiling of this great new book. and, you know, my first thoughts about this is what what is it about omaha that creates many amazing businesses? i mean, you talk about warren, of course, and and joe ricketts, of course. david sokol, all hailing from nebraska and been incredibly successful businessmen. so maybe you can tell us what the secret is, david, about that area of the country. this is such a really well-timed book given the kind of economic massacre that's going on in this country over the last 18 months and. the fact that we've gotten so many of these policies that are supposed to be advancing the american but are achieving just the opposite. we're actually depleting the american dream. we're depleting people's economic prospects by the growth, big government policies and it's almost as if joe biden has done exactly the opposite out of what you suggest in this book and what what's really so exciting to me abou

so further ado, here is steve moore moore. well, hello everybody, it is a real privilege to be here for this unveiling of this great new book. and, you know, my first thoughts about this is what what is it about omaha that creates many amazing businesses? i mean, you talk about warren, of course, and and joe ricketts, of course. david sokol, all hailing from nebraska and been incredibly successful businessmen. so maybe you can tell us what the secret is, david, about that area of the country. this is such a really well-timed book given the kind of economic massacre that's going on in this country over the last 18 months and. the fact that we've gotten so many of these policies that are supposed to be advancing the american but are achieving just the opposite. we're actually depleting the american dream. we're depleting people's economic prospects by the growth, big government policies and it's almost as if joe biden has done exactly the opposite out of what you suggest in this book and what what's really so exciting to me abou

>> aye. >> chair moore? >> aye. >> that pass 5 to 0. >> if you could take time to briefly address ms. chute's issues and inquiry and comment. we did receive your e-mail and the answer is, according to the project sponsors architect, they did screen this with dbi, this is a permit that precedes eg02, the revision to the emergency and egress rescue openings, so apparently in this case, dbi has reviewed it, vetted it and tentatively indicated the indication to approve so i want to make sure the loop was closed with respect to your inquiry, thank you. >> commissioners, that will place us on item no. 11, 1 castenad avenue. this is a discretionary review. >> good afternoon, commissioners, david wishes low. staff architect. this is a public initiated request for discretionary review of building permit application 202100731drp to construct a new three-story residence with accessory dwelling unit on a steep down sloping vacant lot. the dr requester jay jones of 7 castenada, the neighbor on the south, they are concern

moore v.per, could radically reshape presidential and congressional elections in this country. at the heart of the case ia controversial and disputed legal theory that claims the u.s. constitution gives state legislatures almost unchecked power over how federal elections are run. voting rights advocates say that would rob state courts of the power to protect voters' rights. the conservative activists promoting this theory are among the same people who successfully pushed the u.s. supreme court and the federal judiciary to the right. rick hasen is the director of the ucla law school's safeguarding democracy project, and he joins us now to help us piece this together. it's good to have you with us. rick: it's great to be with you. geoff: so as you know, the group spearheading this effort calls itself the honest elections project. but financial records and other documents lead back to leonard leo. he's a former advisor to donald trump. former executive vice president of the influential conservati

he didn't first name reading. >> tucker: we have an early buzz and that diverts to chadwick moore.yrant, dictator, or elf? >> tucker: elf. >> going with elf. >> tucker: did ron desantis refer, incorrectly, to tony fauci as an elf? watch. >> fauci saying that his lockdowns didn't cause any permanent damage to any young kids. i'm just sick of seeing him. i know he says he's going to retire. someone needs to grab that little elf and throw him across the room. >> tucker: chadwick moore, what a scam. >> from behind, chadwick moore. >> tucker: dethroning the champion. >> very controversial winner. >> tucker: surprising by the way. chadwick, you get this beautiful tony fauci mug, that makes any beverage poured into it taste like vaccine residue and it'll reck your beer and you'll want it anyway. >> i'll bring it back next time. >> as the owner of one of these, can i give you advice? >> yes. >> don't invite jennifer lawrence out to coffee with one of these. she won't come. i'm not going to comment. >> tucker: gentlemen, thank you both. see ya. >> tucker: you probably know this but this wee

are and it's been _ that part of the moors are and it's been the — that part of the moors are and it'ss a genuine find of the body, it will— this is a genuine find of the body, it will bring — this is a genuine find of the body, it will bring to a close something that is— it will bring to a close something that is been in focus and one of the most _ that is been in focus and one of the most notorious has happened and we can only— most notorious has happened and we can only hope, suppose that it's being _ can only hope, suppose that it's being brought to a close and about to be _ being brought to a close and about to be brought to a close.— to be brought to a close. martin thank you _ to be brought to a close. martin thank you and — to be brought to a close. martin thank you and have _ to be brought to a close. martin thank you and have a _ to be brought to a close. martin thank you and have a great - to be brought to a close. martin - thank you and have a great weekend, thank you and have a great weekend, thank you very much and hope you have a great weekend too and if you don't plan t

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michael moore, sometimes he's right.s time i think absolutely here we are in late september, things could change, i think things are absolutely trending the republican's direction and you saw that. i saw how you opened up today and you rolled joe biden's reaction to kevin mccarthy's announcement about what his agenda is. what he keeps going back to is rick scott's idea of maybe looking at discretion at nondiscretionary spending andments to cut social security. it's a simplistic approach and he's not addressing anything kevin mccarthy is bringing up. he's easy to understand and it makes you think that i think that michael moore, who's sometimes right, is flat out wrong. rachel: i remember in 2016 when he was on joe and mika show and he said the democrats are mocking all these people going to the rallies and the maga hats but, you know, where i live, people wear maga hats and i know that this guy's going to win. i remember he said that. have you seen any build back better hats, brian? to predict this landslide that michael

commissioner moore. happy to address this. it is in the commission's purview to you can propose a condition of approval to modify the design and specify. the design to be more in keeping staff does take the approach we try to keep the antennas in line with the typical things we see on a roof. chimneys and antennas and the stuff that would pop occupy a roof tap we mask it in a similar fashion. if in this case i feel confident we can w with at&t to basically mask the new equipment within a penthouse structure in keep with this district. i prejudice the sponsor seems they would agree and i continuing is something we can add in the design recommendations for in motion. >> thank you. and yourself historic preservation person, would be able to guide that proper leave. commissioner diamond wanting to comment. >> i don't think commissioner dimonds can comment. why i forgot. i keep my ice open it what to responded to. forgot she took a recuesal >> seeing no other requests to speak, but still acknowledging the concerns i'm going to make

kormov is a wave fender with a length of more than 700 m technological site shops for mooring a shiporing of small vessels on the technological site, technological equipment is located, stander equipment designed to receive regenerated gas from marshal vasilevskaya, as well as power supply equipment, pktp and other specialized equipment. the design is quite complicated, but from this it is very reliable and consists of 29 metal cylinders in the language of specialists of shells of large diameter, 20 m each, they are connected to each other by flexible metal inserts. the structure of the breakwater was installed on the so-called stone bed, that is, covered with crushed stone bottom. outside, the structure is held by more than a million tons. stone of different fractions, immediately behind it stands the berth on huge 170 piles, each almost 40 m long, as well as a monolithic upper concrete structure with a volume of 1.500 m³. from high-quality hydraulic concrete, b330 met connected with the area, laid along the bottom of the pipeline. through this pipe, gas enters the underground stora

as you see the rest of my interview with wes moore, just had over two and a msnbc news channel for more. coming up next, it's back to the classroom. after a summer of devastating conflict. we are gonna check in with the children of ukraine when the 11th hour continues. want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. the last thing before we go tonight, ukrainian strong. kids all over the world are heading back to school this week, and then war torn ukraine the conflict has not stopped, determined young people from getting their education. ukrainian authorities say that since the war began, more than 2000 educational institutions have been damaged from bombing and shelling. 225, completely destroyed.

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commissioner moore? >> vice-president kathrin moore: the sound proofing of the courtyard is not just construction but ultimately the modification of how the courtyard is visually and acoustically separated from the other open space. >> i would also like to note -- >> i don't want the impression that we are going to soundproof anything because that is not possible. we will take some measures in the materials we use on the inside walls to try to mitigate any additional sound coming from the use of the building, and any kind of reflected sound because of the enclosure that our building provides. but there are an acoustic requirements for the building code for transferring sound but there won't be any sound coming out of the building because they will be insulated and we'll meet the acoustic code. >> >> vice-president kathrin moore: and you mentioned the screening from the open space. >> right, perhaps we can put some trellising so that greenery can grow up and that filters the sound because of the softness

thomas fisher and natalie moore. we present a high-quality speaker series free to the public on a wide variety of topics including human develop and, mental health, education and social justice among others. over one hundred 75 videos of past events are archived on our website. now for introductions. dr. thomas fisher is a board-certified emergency medicine physician at the university of chicago medical center where he serves the same community he was raised. previously served as a 2010-11 white house fellow and special assistant to assess chris harry kathleen sibelius and work on affordable care act regulations and the health and human services action plan for reducing racial and ethnic health disparities. "the emergency: a year of healing and heartbreak in a chicago er" is his first book and he has green praise for his portrayal of humanity and crisis and his underscoring of the critical obligation almost have to care for each other. natalie moore emphasized reporting on economic development, food injustice, violen

that sounds like michael moore. to would say that to biden?gle republican that is a demented raving that is a one-party state and those who lecture about saving democracy not just republicans but every single democrat. what about semi fascist? these people are beyond contempt every speech every time he sets his own justice system he stinks further into the mind. it is disgraceful. truly a disgrace. let's be better than them because i said on friday americans are sick of the extremism. they were practical common sense policies. fox news contributor i don't know every time we pushed it to the limit and then to vote every republican out of office. are they going to arrest every republican? >> look. i lose count every time he speaks the approval ratings go down and if you remember joe biden had a decent summer and that's when he went on vacation basically for the entire summer and fought covid multiple times because he was in front of the american public and was not making the awful cases of the dark red background so i understand the extreme frus

so moore's law has held consistent throughout this whole process. and in fact, advances in synthetic biology and genetics are proceeding at a pace 5 times as rapidly as moore's law. and what that means is that our ability to use synthetic biology, g, synthetic biology and genetics for both good and ill is proceeding at an exponential page. so it's kind of, you know, in, in a way a genetic arms race that i'm hearing from you. and i, and i guess my question is, who's best at this game? where are we, where is the united states visa be russia, china, iran? i don't know france, england, other nations that, that look, you know, all warm and cuddly, but may in fact have capacities that we should be worried about. yeah, there, it's a simple answer to your question because it's indisputable. the world leader on this front is the people's republic of china. they have the greatest number of personnel dedicated to this effort, the greatest budget dedicated to this effort. and they have something called the aging genomics institute, or b, g i, which is the large

cool. gordon kimball, jonathan moore, moore, listed with a good does that dormer but those are the most of which are governor. but he yeah, you can check here, but i can upgrade. oh that would that be a a give me a ukrainian tried and tell you more. yeah. this is yes. this is curtis stun group and city of northern city. i in 2015, happy days its british military like like slaves and quote. and then this is just so people know, it's like a military to my name is aid and as when i'm from great britain. i furniture ukraine approximately 4 years ago. in the beginning, it was just me this arrived and then more foreigners started to arrive like to join the military. say roughly about 10 most of my contract. i've been in the training marines. and just upon 7 months ago, i joined the motor battery units. and since for the past 3 months, 3 or 4 months, we've been in public poll, i've been assist in preparing the mines fire. when we, when we got code to do a mission, it was approximately 49 days after being besieged in medical commander toners. we had free options because food had run out. i mean

moore and his colleagues studied the vibrations of rock structures including arches and bridges so this isn't unique to castleton tower. they just chose to focus on castleton tower. to understand what natural forces act on these structures, they also measure the rock's resonance. the way the structures amplify the energy of earth that passes through them. castleton tower has a pulse. for those of us living in the valley, what we have intuited has been confirmed. castlerock is alive. let's take this next few minutes and i just want us to listen to the pulse of earth. castleton tower. the earth has a pulse. as do we. no separation. our pulse, the pulse of earth, castleton tower is relational. born out of love and grief, disturbance and stillness at once. there are no beautiful surfaces without a terrible depth, nicha. to commit to a place is to commit to the shadow side of our own home ground. sometimes we see it. sometimes we don't. but when we do we must speak. on december 28, 2016, barack obama established a national monument protecting 1.3 million acres of fragile desert lands. he hea

1964 have begun a new dig on saddleworth moor, near oldham.ng the disappearance of keith bennett. the 12—year—old's body was never found after his disappearance. our north of england correspondent, judith moritz, has the latest from saddleworth moor. with high winds driving rain and rolling mist, there could have been no bleaker place in the north of england, no more difficult terrain for search teams to work in today. and in fact, i know it's hard for you to see through our camera, can just about barely see here with my own eyes, but the detail be on this mist, just a short distance from where i am, the tent, the search site where those forensic teams have been working. the greater manchester police search for keith bennett has been dormant for some years, but they always said that they would come back to these mowers and search actively if new evidence was to emerge. so yesterday when they were contacted, they say by an author who's been working on this for some time, with evidence that he said there were human remains a short distance from

. >>> on friday, michael m moore s on with bill . and i know michael moore, there's something kind of chilly this time. >> i think there's going to be such a landslide against the traders. 1993 canada voted every conservative member in parliament except for two out of office. gone. all of them. except for two. >> their justification if you can call it that for all the disturbing, rhetorical escalation is january 6, but the same person spouting that extremist madness in philadelphia also said thisti after januarngy the sixth -- >> on this january day, my wholn soul iuas in this, bringing america together, uniting our people, uniting our nation. nat. we must end this uncivil war. synwhy they weaponnize the doj o go after political law enforcement on concerned parents and domestic parents and pulling law enforcement off actual criminals, defunding the police, de-moralizing the police with procriminal district attorneys and letting american cities descend into squaller and chaos. trainingwi irs agents for armed combat and allowing their

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if, if you're not for yourself to lou does a corner for him off job with kim moore. yep. i do. so you heard me, sparky, up either of those for you heard me, but i shall to william ross volume. deborah, i knew he outdoors or mr. new me new video or new mortgage crowds look sad. sure. ah, let us go to what fiction come on. state to list me and my children cut osha program, but they're all good feet cutting the flesh but she wouldn't have to show up because the big deal here. we're pretty much done with fluency. yeah. much. and i won't you mind if you go to what you're, what you're, what, you're pretty much that the yeah, that will decide, spend property, you missed that one which and let me know or guy away. most thought to move her. sure. even to the coin, which in the front room i meant that they have that now below a petition. i know you're the one supporting me. human dish though. the film with what a shot you when you really what do you think that was discipline? ah, i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders giv

. >> well, let's stay with the elect-related theme and can you tell us more about moore versus harper? >> sure, i'd be happy to talk about this case and this case is referred to i think as the independent legislature theory or kind of other slightly shadowy terms. but i think ultimately, this is a case that will be about the text of the constitution because the framers kind of wrestled directly with the question of how to deal with elections, particularly congressional elections. and where the best authority to put the restrictions, regulations, time, place and manner and the like on federal constitutional actions. and where they settled in the text of the constitution is it to give that authority to the state legislatures. and the use-- you know, that it's specific. it's the constitution doesn't give it to the states, it gives it to the state legislators. so, if you were just looking at the text of the constitution, it would seem like there was pretty strong argument that when the state legislature comes up with districting lines, assuming that the election clause is fully applicable

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i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne.eparture from former district attorney chesa boudin's policy that banned the office from seeking adult charges for juveniles under any circumstance. well, for says it might be has details on the new policy. i take charging juveniles as adults extremely seriously. i hope to never have to be in a position. where we even have to make that decision. >> but if that time comes, san francisco district attorney but jenkins will use a new juvenile justice policy for 16 17 year old who are accused of committing the following crimes murder and attempted murder, assault. >> torture, kidnapping, and aggravated mayhem if they are accused of committing a heinous crime or a crime that shocks the conscience of the community in those situations. the da says her

i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station.hing kron. 4 news at 6. >> now it's 6. an investigation is underway after of allay high school coach was shot while trying to break up a fight right outside of school. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. officials say the coach is now recovering at a hospital. the shooting happened yesterday afternoon just before 4 o'clock on 4 says the talked with a parent who describes the scary moments when she was trying to pick up her son from school. >> this concerned parent is describing what her son experience when shots were fired during a fight between students and who police are calling unknown mills tuesday at around 03:40pm, on campus in vallejo, this parent who asked not to reveal her identity says she learned about the shooting on social media. i just will look at facebook announcing somebody say pray for somebody. >> they just got shot at below so what i did it was like just jumped in my car, not trolls right. there was an end all i kept call

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the president made his pandemic comments during a 60 minutes interview last night and today kron four's dan kerman talk to bay area doctors to gat. >> their take on what had to say. >> president biden's claim that the covid-19 pandemic is over is not something bay area. doctors agree with the pandemic is still going on. there are people still getting sick. people still being hospitalized and tragically still people die. in fact, covid-19 continues to kill an average of 360 people a day in the u.s. even though infections are currently low right now, it's anybody's guess when the next age might come, if one would come, what the variance would how many people get sick last year at this time cases were way down. but that changed dramatically in december. >> when

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i'm ken wayne, i'm pam moore.s at 6 is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> now at 6, 1, person is dead after a shooting outside oakland city hall. this is video of the scene from the citizen app. city hall is now secure, but police are searching for the suspect who fled the scene. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news tonight at 6. i'm pam moore ken wayne. another person was shot. that man is in a local hospital. police say the shooting victims are 2 men in their 20's. >> one from oakland, one from berkeley. the man from oakland died at the scene. the man from berkeley is currently in the hospital. this all took place while a city council meeting was taking place inside the building. gunshots were heard outside the building around 02:15pm. the shooting took place at frank ogawa plaza just a short time ago, oakland police provided an update on the victims. >> the arrival officers located 2 male adult victims, both suffering from gunshot one of the victi