but on a, you know, do mound for the rescue and you know, he, he asked to provide medical treatment for the injured he also urge efforts to prevent secondary disaster, proper reset effect residents, you know, in this cold plot of region. so after that, chinese finance, an emergency all forward is we'll have also distributed about $13000000.00 to the region as we've seen as through the day. the other forces are now gathering on the ground to assist the rescue in relief efforts. and they also, the epi center was located in a small township with approximately, mostly for our, for the last such a leaving in the eastern part would not understand that this is kind of remote area . but there are, there is approximately, about a 7000 people. and leaving with these disputes effected re error and this year include about, you know, $27.00 village. and also the families were also felt strongly against surrounding your risk, causing the collab just simply buildings near the epi center. there are multiple out the aftershocks at least $49.00. um, you know, um, registered seen this as of as new natural

you know, most of the, there could be the number about that the president's with the mound, the regional effort to do this. so as we are talking about the number, and you can understand that this is, it's kind of like us from the top. but on a, you know, do mound for the rescue and you know, he, he asked, can you provide medical treatment for the injured he also urge efforts to prevent seconds or disaster a proper reset or effective residence. you know, in this cold plot the region. so after the chinese finance and emergency or forward is we'll have wholesale distributed about $13000000.00 to the region as we've seen as through the day. the other forces are now gathering on the ground to assist the rescue in relief efforts. and also the epi center was located in a small township with approximately, um, mostly for our, for the last such a leaving in the eastern part would not understand that this is kind of remote area . but there are, there is approximately, about a 7000 people living with this effective re error. and this year include about, you know, 20 set on villages. and also the tr

there were collections mounds of things that psychiatric would not allow -- secret service would not allow on to the area around the former president's speech. whenou we was. that what was happening here 4 years ago. people were bringing weapons, there was also a cache of weapon in a car earlier in day. as we know and reported. our report as well as the diagram of justice -- department of justice reports show that amount of guns and weapons that were in the dc area and on campus and in the building. by the intruders. now, president can say anything he wants, he is en timed to the do -- entitled to do that. show that is on us, our responsible to continue to provide that information to the public. whether it is donald trump or mike johnson, we're not allowing anyone to rewrite history orre have their own sit of facts. donald trump does this all of the time, tries to convince you what you are seeing did not happen. he is doing this time and again. the american public our job to give american public our perspective as we see it. >> you are seeing a lot of g.o.p. messaging bills from last

and there, they found something shocking-- a mound of disturbed dirt. they began to dig.e police went up with shovels, and then they came down about two hours later and said, we need you to come up and take a look. kate snow (voiceover): in a shallow grave, hidden under a mound of garbage, the police made a horrible discovery-- the body of cher hughes. she had been shot once in the back of the head. i imagine that was one of the hardest days of your life. yeah, it sure is. i mean, no one should ever see someone they cared about look like that. kate snow (voiceover): now keith finally understood why jack kept swimming to bill's place. keith werle: he'd swim that mile back and just stay right there. he was staying true to mommy. kate snow (voiceover): but the horror wasn't over. as police continued searching bill's property, they discovered another mound of disturbed dirt, another shallow grave. and there, buried beneath more rubble, the body of bi icelar, the other missing american. don winner: when they found the bodies, that's when they realize that it's not just people

we want to go back to the big mound. look, we're going to hand out and we'll make a wide off with the quote all skin everyone's spread out nicely. and then we'll go to the from lights on the open and stay up here. and i'll go over a month later, you know, but we have to on time with them 1st. that's the most important thing. we had to do it on time, out of them, and now it's going to go to tangled up again, center for the cattle dr. t's need several people to keep the cows together. the trip to highlight is a 6 kilometer walk through the mud flaps or the ok, the button. yeah. maybe a bit higher. can we go a little further up? yeah, we have to change here again. the fear of can you stand? yeah, that's great. then i'll go talk to him. oh, that's great. well, everything ready to go? well, what's out with coming over there covered the guess i'm on phone, i'm present on the voice body. they're a bit restless. if uh, because they come and see you in the garage here, no trees, no, nothing nicely. they'll calm down and a bit on

we want to go back to the big mound. look, we're going in hand now, and we'll make a wide dog with the quote all skin everyone's spread out nicely. and then we'll go to the from lights on the open and stay up here. and i'll go over a month later, you know, but we have to on time with them 1st. that's the most important thing. we have the tools on child out of them and now it's going to go till tangled up again center for the cattle dr. cheese need several people to keep the cows together. the trip to highlight is a 6 kilometer walk through the mud flaps the ok, the number maybe a bit higher. let me go a little further up here. we have to change here again, the fear of can you stand? yeah, that's great. so who knows? all sorts of, oh, that's right, to box everything ready to go across. what's out with coming over there. 2 the student is alonzo congress and voice body. they're a bit restless at 1st because they come and see and the girl said, no trees, no, nothing nicely. they'll calm down and a bit on and then we'll head

all amounts of mound rising will help. lots of, i know climate tubs that especially since those don't make sense anyway, kind of off, we're talking about the very existence of how they go in and budget with it. and it's not simple. you get this, i'd follow the steps, the hiring process, the local elections are coming up in a few days. the old lender have managed to form their own voters association. this unity has not always existed. living in a confined space can also be a source of conflict. the facts that the community has come together again is partly thanks to cloudy on moments and as she's lived on online for many years, which, which was will via the shimeltonet. originally, it was just the general mood on orlando had soured, and there was resentment and envy to people who weren't talking anymore money or just talk behind each other's back time because of. so he said, oh man, we have to get together and do something about it. and then we just found at the group clinic and it's been going over since a mistake. we meet

it's about offering our children the educational foundation they need while giving parents peace of mound their children is cared for throughout the workday. a continuum of care program with grants for preschool programs and child care providers that come together to integrate their services. local child care center or child care staff at local school. between state and local communities to help our kids thrive. i appreciate their un-waiverring commitment to our children and i know they'll do a good job. here's an example of what as early as 6:30 in the morning and the child care director believes "the best solution for working families lies in a partnership between the public and private early childhood education communities. partnerships like ours, she said, have the potential of both school districts and child care programs around the state". this allows for greater accessibility for preschools and the transportation burden on working families and it does all this while protecting an already unstable child care industry. the director and pre-cal program ceo are with us here tonight and

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officials say the driver, 27 year-old said mohammed was driving under the influence and carrying mounds of mari uana. it's very important not to not see what the other issue in this traffic stop i mean, which is driving impaired. he says no one person needs that much marijuana and what muhammad definitely didn't need was the one month-old spider monkey clinging to his chest. spider monkeys are illegal, cannot possess it is on the endangered species list. definitely to have him here in california. the madera county animal shelter took the little guy in overnight taking advantage of all the snuggle opportunities that we don't have what the monkey needed. as far as for for feeding it with the best thing, which is your common bananas, took offense to that. maybe banana food. any time they tried to take the spoon from him, about people. >> but no matter how adorable those big innocent eyes are. >> the shelter's director says smuggling and illegal animal is no monkey business. this is not where they should you know, that we should not be caring for these animals. they need to be in the in the

he ignores the mounds and mounds of scientific evidence, the studies between vaxed and unvaccinated childrenhe ignores that evidence and instead props up frauds like andrew wakefield, the person the discredited doctor behind the bogus study that made a lot of people believe that the mmr vaccine causes autism. he holds people up like that as heroes. right. and so this is seemingly what he believes. he's said it for 20 years. we have a tape and tape and tape and some of which they played today of him saying the most damning thing is, he said in 2001, to me at least, that it was time for mask off, that they had been afraid to be anti-vaxxers. but the pandemic had motivated their movement, had brought in a new audience and it was time to get real. and he said, when he's to a podcast, he said, when you see somebody with a baby, you stop that person like i do. if i'm on a hike and i see someone with a baby, i stop them and i say, you better not vaccinate that baby. you better save that baby. that sounds like a believer to me. wow. >> he invoked moms today in his testimony. i don't really understan

stewart was known for his death stare on the mound.t eight seasons of his 16 year career in green and gold. he won three world series championships, one with the a's in 1989, where he was named world series mvp. the athletics retired his number 34 jersey. how much does all that carryry weight with today's player? when you try to impart some of your wisdom on them? well, one thing i can't can't fool myself about is that they're going to be some kids that have no idea of who i am or what i've done. but, you know, as an instructor, as a teacher, it's our job to never give up on these kids and to give them more than they need. and they can decide what works for them and what doesn't. along with his pitching experience, stewart has been scout, director of player personnel, general manager, and an assistant gm. he also spent eight years as a baseball analyst for nbc sports california. having the opportunity to talk to the audience and explain situations out is the biggest piece that i'll miss from from broadcasting and being a part of nbc. b

in his sermon on the mound, jesus of navarro rath comports us to love not only our neighbors but to loveul as our god is merciful to. forgive others as god forgives us. and jesus went out of his way to welcome those whom his society deemed as outcasts. now, i grant you that unity and this broad expansive sense is aspirational. and it's a lot to pray for. it's a big ask of our god. worthy of the best of who we are and who we can be. but there isn't much to be gained by our prayers. if we act in ways that further deepen the divisions among us. our scriptures are quite clear about this. that god is never impressed with prayers, when actions are not informed by them. nor does god spare us from the consequences of our deeds, which always in the end matter more than the words we pray. those of us gathered here in the cathedral, we are not naive about the realities of politics. when power and wealth and competing interests are at stake, when views of what america should be are in conflict, when there are strong opinions across a spectrum of possibilities and starkly different understandings of

k. political studies association, just the mound, meaning welcome to the w, and we just heard in our report, there's no love lost between alas, shelves, and frederick, i'm met. can we expect the gloves to come off? now the campaigns have begun. in honest it is exactly what we like you to see it's, um, it's obviously you've addressed incentive to the receipt to contain and that the, the, that's what we've seen so far as the address already got the debate at the end of last year when a good the winners talk about it on the board of confidence. and we saw quite some intense exchanges between the different candidates and business continued into the new year. and indeed, i mean it's, it's, it's an extra time that it seems to be a very kind of frequentist election for drug and standards. and so i wouldn't be surprised if such attacks continue in the, in the weeks to come into the election of the posters for a release. the light is so like today we're going to take a look at the numbers back. come back to you. we have the conservative block away. i was in front of 32 percent fall right afte

you see this six foot kid on the mound throwing fire and you're like, okay, we got to check this kid's age. just like in little league. sabathia dominated in high school on the field that now bears his name. as a senior, he went six zero with 82 strikeouts in 45 plus innings and was the number one high school prospect in northern california in 1998. mcclatchy high school. remember that one? david bernstein grew up playing ball with sabathia. he was the catcher on their high school team. he says he knew early on that cc was special. he couldn't be more proud of his friend to be selected to the national baseball hall of fame on the first ballot. it's huge. i got chills, i'm so proud of him. the city is proud of him. everybody is proud of him. sabathia had a 19 year big league career with cleveland, milwaukee and the new york yankees. he was a six time all star with 251 victories and more than 3000 career strikeouts. his hall of fame nod will shine a spotlight on his home town. wilson hopes it will also motivate other kids to work hard and chase their dreams. hopefully those kids will see

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the driver was also under the influence carrying mounds%of marijuana for sale as well. the monkey was handed over to the madera animal shelter for the night. this is not where they should you know, that we should not be caring for these animals. they need to be in the in the in the wild. >> with nature with their of their own species. >> the monkey will be taken care of at a rehab facility at the oakland zoo. we know that's a great place for animals. meanwhile, the driver is facing dui and drug charges. >> today was the annual polar plunge and world naked bike ride in san francisco. hundreds of people participated and the tradition every year organizers said nudity was optional ride as bare as you dare afterwards. the cyclists then plunged into ocean beach as we just told you, it's been pretty cold and it was overcast today. >> good way to start the new year. >> plans scene. beautiful weather. it's always beautiful here on new year's day. i'm just amazed. >> i don't know about getting and that call was not. her organizers say the event, as she said, a great way to start

yeah, it seems so because the, uh took off it to the uh, uh, the, the more and most the, the mound in us reasons. this means it's always difficult, has 30 south to the dominant. these now is also the middle of winter right now that how are the cold temperatures affecting people? yeah, but i have how does that know pick any area is to pull and it's almost freezing for the deer. so that is your side of so just something to do. i'm scared to die. your uh, let's do it for us. it's gone. so they've been you suddenly to the supervisor. just do it for now, what's the, what about the damage in all the regions? for example, in the poll where you or uh, just the design of the damage in the above side is uh list any, uh no, there is no human cows or the at all. uh, we sort of understand that the most uh, the, the, uh 50 in your bodies also with a mountainous area. and it's simply for so many people where it's a name i did it through with the hood, part of the bungee to avoid the steam floor. so that's why if these alternatives have not reported the any many cows or diesel are, but there are 2 ho

officials say the driver, 27 year-old said mohammed was driving under the influence and carrying mounds of marijuana. it's very important not to not see what the other issue in this traffic stop i mean, which is driving impaired. he says no one person needs that much marijuana and what muhammad definitely didn't need was the one month-old spider monkey clinging to his chest. spider monkeys are illegal, cannot possess it is on the endangered species list. definitely to have him here in california. the madera county animal shelter took the little guy in overnight taking advantage of all the snuggle opportunities that we don't have what the monkey needed. as far as for for feeding it with the best thing, which is your common bananas, took offense to not maybe banana food. any time they tried to take the spoon from him, about people. >> but no matter how adorable those big innocent eyes are. >> the shelter's director says smuggling and illegal animal is no monkey business. this is not where they should you know, that we should not be caring for these animals. they need to be in the in the i

in litchfield, an enormous 15—metre—long mound of rubbish has been illegally dumped — completely blockinge, it prevents cars from passing and has forced local businesses to shut. our reporter laura may mcmullan has more. clearing up the mess after tons of rubbish was fly—tipped down this country lane in lichfield overnight on sunday. just unbelievable. it's just a nightmare. business owners arriving for work on monday morning couldn't access their premises. it's not normal fly—tipping, is it? no. it's tons of rubbish. we need to pay the staff. the staff can't lose their wages — that's not their fault — and we're going to have a lot of stock to throw away because we do everything from fresh. i really don't think. there's words, we're absolutely destroyed by it. how can somebody get away with doing this? i the beautiful countryside seems to just be disappearing quickly, and this is how, obviously, quite a few people view it — just a dumping ground. they say it's another blow for the 40 traders at curborough hall farm on watery lane. the main issue is that the opposite end of watery lane env

in his sermon on the mound jesus says nazareth exhorts us to love not only our neighbors, but to love of our deeds which always in the end matter more than the words we pray. those of us gathered here in the cathedral, we are not naive about the realities of politics when power and wealth and competing interests are at stake, when views of what america should be are in conflict, when there are strong opinions across a spectrum of possibilities and starkly different understandings of what the right course of action is, there will be winners and losers when votes are cast, decisions made that set the course of public policy and the prioritization of resources. it goes without saying that in a democracy not everyone's particular hopes and dreams can be realized in a given legislative session or a presidential term, not even in a generation, which is to say not everyone's specific prayers for those of us who are people of prayer, not everyone's prayers will be answered in the way we would like, but for some the loss of their hopes and dreams will be far more than political defeat, but ins

ready. troops and bulldozers approached the village and they closed one of the main roads using earth mounds and barricades. this really army will not be pulling out from territory along the border in line with a cease fire agreement. that's 60 day deadline. they're supposed to leave levon on by early sunday, this rarely prime minister saying that the 11 on is not upholding it side of the agreement. it is claiming that the lebanese army is still not able to ensure that has the law is not, doesn't re establish its military presence along along the border. now, 11 on 11, these officials are demanding that is rel, respects that cease fire agreement. they believe that these are excuses and that the army is not able to deploy simply because of the presence of is very troops. the as well as position is supported by the trumpet administration. with the white house saying, quote, there is an urgent need for a short and temporary extension of that cease fire deal. so the white house thing, the, the, is really troops have to stay 11 on longer because according to them has the law still is still a, a t

think that will be stuck as close in some key economies, whether it's china or in your upset that the mound will be less as well. and i also think while we do have the chair political sanctions, my sense is that they wouldn't necessarily escalate in a way that will disturb key oil produces, deborah, what's your view of of 2025, particularly when it comes to asian economies. where will new sources of growth come from in 2025 or is this year set to be a pretty more than one foot for asian economies? i'm losing audio. i think you are asking me about my 2025 prediction. hopefully it's good on your end, why audio technology is always, you know, on, even as we could see from my audio today. and so i do think that there are other challenges ahead besides those which we've talked about, including technology issues. climate remains on the agenda despite all of this difficulties we've seen on expected physical battle conflict, you know, across border conflict. that is still a problem. still heavy, i need quality. i mean there's a number of things that are a challenge for 2025. and again, it is going

strike — when it reached the runway, its landing gear was not down, and it skidded into a concrete moundich has included police raids on the officers ofjeju air and the muan airport operator — but officials say it could take as long as three years to establish exactly what happened. how do you provide care for older or disabled people that struggle with day to day tasks like washing, dressing themselves, eating and taking medication, especially as we live longer? also, who should pay for it? it's something that every nation has to tackle. well, proposals on the long—term funding of social care in england are unlikely to be delivered before 2028 at the earliest according to the government. but councils and care providers say it is too long to wait for reform of vital services which are already on their knees. with more, here's our social affairs editor alison holt. we're living longer, and more of us have complex health needs, but the care system that supports people in care homes or in their own homes has been in crisis for years. councils who buy most care, and service providers, say th

yes, the old page turner, the mound with the advocates, the mind release from the subterranean hole i keep them in for a week. the week at all the pack from a little trip. a surgery went well. but this week it's all about good buys really and stipend, stupid statements were about to start them. the good buy from the south fell grandad, sleepy joe, whose name his farewell speech and the theme i think of his farewell speech is quite bizarre. he's telling us that he's made his adversaries much weaker to sure about the allies. that's how look run the video will be today. i can be part of our address here is there we go. we came into this job 4 years ago. no. just consider rush food, invaded ukraine as the starting carter keeper and a matter of days. keith, it's truth is. steve says that war began. i only want us to we've never had a long long let's go back to the bid a bit adversaries. let's talk about adversaries. russia still on speed as to advancing. we all know that's the reality that china is going to the strength of strength because manufacturing economy the world, which the because

more than 50 years, the country is outlet by some of the some of the most powerful minutes with the mound of how to how do you assemble that's us. which took the world by surprise a few weeks ago when it closed in lightning offensive. and within days took over at the honda homes and damascus. a settle has promised.

>> reporter: these mounds of clothes are basically gone by the end of the day? >> basically, like half are usually gone by the end of the day. >> reporter: she's running this donation center 14 hours a day, partly because her apartment burned, too. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: along with the homes of ten of her family members and her community. >> that's why i'm here, to keep my mind busy and not really think about it. >> reporter: david, a short time ago, l.a.'s mayor, karen bass, announcing an independent investigation into the response to these fires. david? >> david: all right, matt gutman, our thanks to you again tonight. and we hope you'll stay with us here, because in just a moment here, a major announcement tonight. what viewers at home watching this evening can do right here this evening. a major reveal on what's being done. we can't wait for that. >>> also ahead here tonight in new york city, a bus dangling from an overpass. >>> and there is news coming in tonight on a legendary broadcaster in a moment. asthma. does it have you missing out on what you l

restrictions into gaza as wanting that simon, like condition, salvation and pot, assuming families in mound nutrition and children across the gaza strip are reality . and yet it says, all of this is avoidable. tara gap was with me for some dial, blah in central gas. this is what they should look like today in gaza. the these pictures could have been from almost any time over the post 15 months. when is the last day of school going? so israel has imposed totes, of located on the strip debris, been posted news basics economies including food, the problem that we do not work and we do not have money. we depend on charities, rough, our charity is the only charity that we depend on a lot. and with it, we can see our children, but it is not enough of the united nations has refuted, as well as the claims that's how much is a ceilings, food supplies, and planes that for the west and in crisis is really authorities continued to deny most requests to bring food assistance for mayor as west crossing to areas south of wadi garza meanwhile about a $120000.00 metric tons of food assistance. enough to pro

bird strike when it reached the runway, its landing gear was not down, and it skidded into a concrete moundbbc news. how do you provide care for older or disabled people that struggle with day to day tasks like washing, dressing themselves, eating and taking medication, especially as we live longer? also, who should pay for it. it's something that every nation has to tackle. well proposals on the long term funding of social care in england are unlikely to be delivered before 2028 at the earliest according to the government. but councils and care providers say it is too long to wait for reform of vital services which are already on their knees. wes streeting is the health and social care secretary — he had this to say when asked about the review, and whether it was enough to solve the problems the sector is facing. we are gripping the social care crisis, that we are looking to stabilise the sector over the next 12—24 months, but also to deliver the reforms that we need for the medium and the long term to make sure that we have got a national care service that's fit to meet the needs of older

uh, we understand that uh, food insecurity and mound nutrition rates are present instantly, very high due to the is rarely repeated restrictive midges being adopted to prevent enough amounts of a to reach causes population who are trapped in the grip of this unrelenting, didn't minute treat genocide that is still taking place in the house and that type blitz families absolutely abandoned, where they have been forced to russian. what type of thoughts of limited food they can have. some time surviving on bread, dries and canned food if it's available. and some of them have really gone through out days without having any amount of food to eat. sometime of this, as we have been speaking to them, they showed us that they the 8 only one meal. that all the 10 contain carbohydrates without having any sorts of different c, o, fidget couples. and if we look to the amount of 8 since the gaza strip, it's full full 2 bd shorts. in order to match the limits needs of the population and the repeated symmetric looting bites. how does the name criminal guns was receiving some sort of hayden protection,

the country is outlet by some of the some of the most powerful minutes with the mound of height as to how do you assemble that's us. which took the world by surprise a few weeks ago when it closed in lightning offensive and within days took over on it though. honda, holmes and damascus. a subtle has promised an inclusive government why minorities will be protected and representative and youth institution and national components where people can come together until the transitional period is likely to take up to 4 or 5 years for serious. finally, go to the board to elect any upon and it is going to be a new era. but the man finds himself in a delicate situation. here we have to deal with an incredibly challenging to a political landscape. and for this particular reason, he chose his confidant. and closest advice i saw the shape that is to become serious the minister of foreign affairs. as of the c panel with winning the hoffman lines of what comes to come into a national community, we'd have to wait and see what this administration could achieve and the americans are due to nip economi

morgan ologist era cartoon fiber coast president of the mounds, plans for the withdrawal of french troops from his country. and his end of the address of us on the west side appraised his nation's army, saying it is undergoing modernization. he said the french will begin what he called, a concerted and organized removal of its forces across generate tons of $25.00 french sold has pulled out to several other former west african colonies. ukraine's president automatically landscape has made a new vehicle for unity against russia's invasion. included an appeal to us presidents elect donald trump, who said he wants to bring the conflict to an end through negotiation. and am i assume you will show up? no, i have no doubt that the new american president is willing and capable of achieving peace and ending put in his aggression. yet he understands that the 1st is impossible, but that the 2nd because this is not a street fight where you have to calm down both sides. this is the full scale aggression of a mad state against a civilized, wiley. and i believe that we, together with the united states,

and as israel and her moss wrong go over the details of that deal, the palestinian desk told mounds in garza, these really militaries targeting densely populated areas causing mass civilian casualties. these 88 palestinians have been killed in the past 24 hours. and the operators, comp, in central gaza, is ready, shutting on a residential complex has killed at least 2 people. one of them is a child these are in the military has also target to the new say, era refugee compton, central gaza. and is there any strike hit a residential building kidding, at least 5 palestinians in the north of gaza and it's rarely strike has wiped out an entire family. the attack hit the shake rod one neighborhood in gauze, assessing the team members of the same family who have been killed. northern gauze has been on the siege for more than 3 months within the a titled located on aid and relentless strikes. most all come fluid is one of the few janitors in northern garza. he went to the scene of the attack and sent us this report without any sort of warning this way, the army can with its a mastercard, again

and number 2, problem they think is not mexico of canada from the mound. yes, but not based that the face of europe, especially because the european politicians were so nasty against him, calling him names and, and so on and working against them all the time. so that he is now, now we're doing these measurements that we've heard your of very much, but the europeans don't have much to put into the pot. so i can, how effective they think these in to pay the measures are likely to be and, and what's the end goal here? well, the, the measurements are just effective against the european depot, but not against the us. europe is not that important anymore for the us. so for china, as we used to be 20 years or even 10 years ago. so whatever the measurements are at at as well as. busy and succeed either it can be surpassed or bypassed as well, the ways or what is possible to is that it, it has no effect at all about the negative effect of the your beads, the end of the day and the end of the day, the european economy is crushing, it's getting a severe, depressing a

this mound, right? so we're, we're looking at that data cuz we barely ever seen that before. so that, that actually absolute right to steve's point that trump is one for the millennium kind of candidate. and he pulls on through. now, as far as race goes, well, you know, democrats only have race. and i've been wondering all this time, how democrats keep voting against their own personal interest just to vote, democrat at a lot of it has to do with race and gender and sexuality because they see that something, all other issues including policy. so a and that is a phenomenon that i look at all the time when i look at candidates to run against incumbents. you know, if you knock out that opposite, which is gender sexuality, race, then you can actually get to the policy. it's almost like that when you yeah. what, where it's, it's like we have more important things to do. i think that elect or is i. alright everybody. i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on mag of save the take a fresh look around th

this mound, right, so we're, we're looking at that data because we've barely ever seen that before. so that, that actually, actually, it was right to steve's point that trump is one for the millennium kind of candidate. and he pulls on through. now, as far as race goes, well, you know, democrats only have race. and i've been wondering all this time, how democrats keep voting against their own personal interest just to vote democrat . and a lot of it has to do with race and gender and sexuality because they see that something, all other issues, including policy. so to, and that is a phenomenon that i look at all the time. but i look at candidates to run against incumbents. you know, as you knock out that officer, which is gender sexuality. yep. race. then you can actually get to the policy. it's almost like that with you. yeah. what would i it's, it's like we have more important things to do. i think that the elector inside. alright everybody, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on mega say without t

officials say the driver, 27 year-old said mohammed was driving under the influence and carrying moundsmarijuana. it's very important not to not see what the other issue in this traffic stop is. i mean, which is driving impaired. he says no one person needs that much marijuana and what muhammad definitely didn't need was the one month-old spider monkey clinging to his chest. spider monkeys are illegal, cannot possess it is on the% endangered species list. definitely to have him here in california. the madera county animal shelter took the little guy in overnight taking advantage of all the snuggle opportunities that we don't have what the monkey needed. as far as for for feeding it with the best thing, which is your common bananas, temple funds to not maybe banana food. any time they tried to take the spoon from him, about people. >> but no matter how adorable those big innocent eyes are. >> the shelter's director says smuggling and illegal animal is no monkey business. this is not where they should you know, that we should not be caring for these animals. they need to be in the in the

officials say the driver, 27 year-old said adel mohammed was driving under the influence and carrying mounds of marijuana. it's very important not to not see what the other issue in this traffic stop i mean, which is driving impaired. he says no one person needs that much marijuana and what mohammed definitely didn't need was the one month-old spider monkey clinging to his chest. spider monkeys are illegal, cannot possess it is on the endangered species list. definitely to have him here in california. the madera county animal shelter took the little guy in overnight taking advantage of all the snuggle opportunities that we don't have what the monkey needed. as far as for for feeding it with the best thing, which is your common bananas, took offense to not maybe banana food. any time they tried to take the spoon from him, about people. >> but no matter how adorable those big innocent eyes are. >> the shelter's director says and illegal animal is no monkey business. this is not where they should you know, that we should not be caring for these animals. they need to be in the in the in the wild