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each. brazil is telling we have had a heat wave in parts of north georgia to be wiped out of the way by these thunderstorms. in the same is true up in paraguay, ah, from the al jazeera london, rural car center to people in thoughtful conversation, i can be in my culture. i can still raise my voice against patriarchy with no host, and no limitations. the pandemic actually exposed the injustice in our society. part 2 of asthma con and has, and i had in hospitality. we have protected these men who are violent and bully studio b unscripted on out his era. ah, oh the ah, welcome back. you're watching over there with me to hill robin, and reminder of i'll talk new stories. it's been a day since to devastating earthquake fit to kia and syria. and the you and his warning, the rescue phase of the response could be coming to a close. more than $37000.00 people are being declared that across the 2 countries, but the total is expected to rise. syrian president bashar assad has agreed to allow a deliveries to the rebel held north west through 2 additional border crossings. 8 has now solely being

. >> the 200 bound bear fell victim to one of three duffel bags full of cocaine dropped in north georgia tennessee three months ago when parachutist and reputed drug smuggler and lutheran plunge to his death. his parachute failed open. he had 77 pounds of cocaine strapped on it. agents found a second bag a short time later. they ran across the dead bear last week while looking for the third bag, what they believed to be the last of the thornton batch. >> they are probably got an initial rush and perhaps became disoriented and somewhat confused because of the sensation. cocaine acts fairly rapidly in the central nervous system and in large quantities depresses the heart and it is quite likely then that the bear had difficulty breathing and difficulty maintaining his heart rate and essentially died slowly. >> the medical examiner said the bear had been dead for at least six weeks, gbi agents recovered none of the cocaine. they said it could've been blown away by the wind or simply dissolved. one thing is for sure, the bear did not eat 75 pounds of the stuff. patricia hunt, 11 line news. >>

. >> the 200-pound bear fell victim to one of three duffle bags full of cocaine dropped in north georgiaetter andrew thornton plunged to his death. he had 77 pounds of cocaine strapped on him. agents found a second bag a short time later. they ran across the dead bear in fannin county last week while looking for the third bag, what they believe to be the last of the thornton badge. >> they probably got an initial rush and perhaps became disoriented and somewhat confused because of the sensation. >> the idea that this is actually based on a real life story. >> tell them -- >> the poor bear died, but i'm laughing at the movie. it's funny. >> and the other thing you told me about. >> oh, there's now a meth gator. i think it's by the sharknado people. >> i had no idea. >> what are you going to do? sad the real bear died, but the movie looks like it's fun. wasn't that ray liotta's last movie? >> yeah, he is in it. >>> okay. well, now that you know all of that, you know everything this morning. >> you got the crew laughing, high bar. >> "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >> is it a high bar? >>

. >> they have this woman with three initials from north georgia who is talking about civil war. >> secessionnk, oh, this is going to be great on the podcast today. they're going to love me. >> whip people up. >> they're going to love me on, like, freak tv. this destroys them every day. i've been warning my former party every day for years. this is hurting you. they keep losing. they're going to lose in 2024. where are the grown-ups in that party? >> they're not winning elections within the primaries, and they're not winning elections to run the parties in their states. i mean, michigan is such a cray -- they're having fundraising challenges, the michigan republican party. they have lost donors. they have put somebody in charge of the republican party in the state there who is even far more extreme, as you just said, than the people who lost in the november election in many states. it's like pursuing something that is a losing strategy, and they know it is a losing strategy, to satisfy an element of twitter and an element of the right wing. that's the only thing i can make sense of it. and, y

if we were talking about black voters, why not maryland, one in georgia, why not north carolina?any options and i appreciate the defense of south carolina, i don't think it is as good of an option. winning the battle ground state early on, proving they can go before a general election audience. amna: you can defend south carolina, but what do we think this would due to changing the character of the candidates? >> i'm going to start off by pushing back again, why not south carolina? a host of other states, south carolina has been part of the primary calendar for a while. we are familiar with what it takes for a presidential candidate to come into the state and campaign on these issues that we care about. why not push that up to the top of the calendar? really talking about how policies that they want to implement are going to affect communities of color. >> can i just say that the compromise is for 2024, biden should get his pick, mandate a new state in 2028. amna: i'm so sorryfor time, we have to continue this conversation, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. amna: alt

georgia? why not north carolina?options, and i appreciate the defense of south carolina, i don't think it is as good an option as the others. put a democratic candidate in a position to win a battleground state early on and pve they can go before a general election audience. lisa: jalisa, i will give you the last word. you can defend south carolina again, but also, what do you think this will do to change the character of the candidates? >> i am going to start off by saying i pushed back again. why not south carolina? he listed a host of other states that could also go first. but south carolina has been part of the primary calendar for a while. we are familiar with what it takes for presidential candidates to come into a state like south carolina and campaign on issues we care about. why not push that to the top of the calendar? these candidates have to come in and talk about black issues early and often, and talk about how policies that they want and lament are going to affect communities, african-american communiti

the park is much too grim word for them to pull up beside the -- river in north atlantic georgia. >> i knew them both very well. >> they were richard and stacey schoeck. and it was another. love their scout -- their love of scouting. >> how did you meet him? >> both our sons were cub scouts. >> with kids, boys especially, they were natural's. >> stacy was a ball of energy, full of ideas which literally dragged us to do things. >> the go getter? >> the go getter. and we also joked and called her mom a spreadsheet. because everything that she did had to be laid out in a spreadsheet. >> what a plan, or have? >> she was. >> scouting is how bill -- >> richard was a good motivator. and i saw how much fun he was having. and, so i kind of asked if i could tag along. and i got involved with scoutsmanship. >> stacy was a leader for the cub scouts. >> was she good with kids too? >> she was pretty good with the kids too, yeah, she was. she and richard, they worked well together. >> as they did with her three sons. craig was surprised, she, said when they told her that biologically the kids -- >>

of the war, but russians out number ukrainians on the front line and are making gains north, jani, morrisville, georgia. i cannot say for sure, i hope, and i am sure that we will hold both well and buckland. this is our land. this is our home, our relatives, our families, our cities are behind us. those living in the war zone experience freezing temperatures and a lack of food, electricity, and water de boer cannot hear from the i usually feel, god forbid, forces from retreating, leaving us behind enemy lines. god forbid, i will not survive this again. those who have watched loved ones die, their homes destroyed and are still here. say, this should not be happening in the 21st century. will the latest offensive get worse? can their military hold out against overwhelming odds? will there be more missile strikes? will more western help get here in time? days before a milestone. this country was hoping to avoid a year of war with russia. ukrainians are seeking answers to tough questions. one thing has remained constant throughout this conflict, where russia and ukraine meet on the battlefield. civilian su

and no states that we compete most directly with, north carolina, south carolina,th tennessee, georgia, florida, and texas have not only recovered all of their jobs lost during the pandemic. but they've actually added a collective 1.3 million new jobs. that data tells an undenial story, virginians are moving to states with lower taxes and a lower cost of living, and as those virginians pack up and move away, so go the jobs. so go their investments, and so go the tax revenue they drive. across the united states in the last fiscal year alone, economic development projects were announced representing over 600,000 jobs in nearly 400 billion in capital investment. what was virginia's share of those projects? just 3.4%. in all of our competitors states did beaters than virginia, some more than doubled. as i said in december, our competitors states one project because we weren't cult straight our talent fast enough. because we were not building the business ready sites, and because our tax burden was increasingly uncompetitive. we were not competing to win -- and if we're honest, we weren't n

almost one and a half thousand heavy trucks have accumulated in north ossetia in line to leave for georgiaars checkpoint . traffic on the georgian military road was again closed due to the weather. and how many people are waiting in line and when they open the passage understood alexander kundukhov? the gates of the upper lars checkpoint are again closed on the high-mountainous sections of the route in georgia, it has snowed, it is impossible to pass through the cross pass in front of the checkpoint , a huge queue several kilometers long has accumulated in front of the checkpoint; , motors do not turn off, so as not to freeze. well, why can't you rest? and we were not ready here, we didn’t take anything with us. here is worth the information, there is no information about, through how much when what where in what direction is unknown. well, in any case, we will be on the territory of north ossetia. yes , about one and a half thousand large cargoes are expected due to bad weather. recently, the road is often closed and the queue moves slowly. every day, downtime brings serious losses to the

north carolina and georgia, you also saw south carolina and tennessee add more residents, as well. a lot of people that are coming to the south are exporting a slice of their own culture to their destination. here's what a local realtor told me. >> when you go to the financial district of miami which is called brickell, it really looks like a mini new york. you see everything from professionals to young families to large families. and normally those would be the tourists. >> reporter: aaron, what is interesting about there trend, as well, is the fact that the overall migration rates domestically are at the lowest levels since world war ii which is tots not a lot of -- to say not a lot of people are moving relative to previous years. those who are on the move are generally going south. >> so what's driving the southern migration? what are the experts telling you about how long this trend might actually last? >> reporter: they're curious to find out if this is going to be a flash in the pan, a two or three-year thing, or is it going to last for a number of decades. what's going on is

i want to just start by noting something that we've had speakers talking about tennessee georgia, north carolina and so on. and i'm going to talk about across the street. so let me start most many of you over from virginia. you know a little bit about battle, the battle of five forks. the gentleman at the top here gives us our first quotation. and this is what he wrote after the battle and what his perceptions were being one of the soldiers for the army of northern virginia, it was at the battle of phi forks on the evening of april one, 1865, that the son of the confederacy went down and. the star of its destiny set. no military. since the surrender of cornwallis, yorktown has exercised greater influence on the fate of america or civilization that that does astor, which destroyed the power of the south and blasted her hopes of. compared with such battles as malvern hill sharpe's burg, second manassas or gettysburg. it could be classified as a mere skirmish, but no other fight of the entire four years struggle was, followed by such important consequences. it was to the united states as w

the pretext was that georgia were oppressed it's minorities in the north. so what 14 swore they're relying on was that he could frame these to northern provinces of georgia as being under attack as the people that are being oppressed by george and nationalists, which is exactly the same as we can see, as we've been seeing in ukraine on with it on boss, reaching the succession of ukrainian presidents post independence to pursue different agendas useless. some seek closer ties with moscow. others integration with the e. u and nato most plagued by corruption. ukraine has been genuinely pulled in different directions, both economically and strategically, but the western parts of the country have many more ties towards the west. they have much more of a strong interest in joining the you. the eastern parts of the country are much more closely integrated with russia economy, clea, demographically, they have much more of an interest in maintaining close ties with russia and half of ukraine's east. a powerful russian minority is determined to strengthen links to wha

it appears many have headed south texas, florida, georgia and north carolina with the biggest gains of meanwhile, new york, new jersey, new michigan with the greatest loss. one new york activist with both political parties have hail black families. >> and come here and make your dreams happen and we will pay for it. meanwhile on the backs of taxpayers. it is on the backs of city workers who are working tirelessly to keep the trains running, to keep the garbage picked up, the firefighters and the police officers answering 911 calls. but then the services are not afforded to us. they are offering 55,002 -- they can even rest to provide for their own families. they have to get up and leave and go over the money is stretched out. the course of living works for them. >> with crime in the city soaring, showing no signs of slowing down, ashley, tied to. >> ashley: all right, marianne thank you. san francisco fired an employee who refused to serve police officers. the police union tweeting, "an employee told several officers that they were not welcome in the restaurant." the police association

nearly 1,500 trucks accumulated, e in north ossetia, in line to leave for georgia, the upper lars checkpointed, traffic on the georgian military road was limited due to the weather. how many people are waiting in line and when will the passage be opened did alexander kundukhov find out? the gates of the upper lars checkpoint are again closed on the high-mountainous sections of the route in georgia , it snowed, it is impossible to pass through the cross pass in front of the checkpoint , a huge queue several kilometers long has accumulated, cars are waiting for almost a day, people have to huddle with whole families, in cramped salons, the engines are not turned off so as not to freeze. well, how can you not sleep and rest. it's not ready. wait for water, food, didn't take anything with you. here there is no information, information about how much when what where in which direction is unknown. well, we will wait in any case on the territory of north ossetia , passages are even given about one and a half thousand large loads due to bad weather. recently, the road is often closed and the queue m

north of 12%. montana, georgia. this is scary stuff.t the average american is feeling, that joe biden had no, either had no clue about when he spoke last night or totally ignoring it. >> charles, you have the fastest inflation since the early '80s. so definitely it is a problem. real wages last year shrunk at the fastest rate since 2011. and it was the weakest first of two year presidential performance since jimmy carter. inflation is definitely a problem. understandably why the administration doesn't want to talk about it. on the credit situation we were discussing before we started, people have georged on free and available credit, almost free and available credit. we're seeing exactly the opposite. those higher rates you're talking about regarding autos, banks not providing as much lending to people they are worried about who may not pay the loan back. charles: you know, yesterday, 3:00 we had consumer credit number come out. it was up 2.9%. it has been up every month double digits. i mentioned earlier someone tweeted there was a tec

ahmani: most of the trips i've been on, we were in georgia, or probably north carolina, but never really went somewhere where it's just wilderness and wild, like colorado. bill: this is one of our youngest groups to fly on a trip and go into a national forest and do real rugged outdoor living. they're a bit on the young side, but they learn a lot and they grow. what's the name of that movie, dylan, that you told me about, with the people that put on all t weight. they end up being on, like, these-- dylan: wall-e. bill: is it wall-e? if you've seen that movie, so all they do is watch tv. they've got, like, food that just comes to their mouth. and they don't have to do any work. and they become softer and softer, to the point where, if you ask , it's le they're dead. you understand what i'm saying? and i'm thinking that a lot of us do that for 50 weeks out of the year. and we stop doing this. outdoor living is living. and believe me, when you go home, when it's septembe you will look back at this experience and you will have kind of a pain because you'll be looking back for it. you'll say,

it was also said about moldova and georgia uh stoltenberg said that the north atlantic alliance is goingngthen their defense support. and what does he mean and why, and he spoke, by the way, about the three sides even more time in mind, apparently for some balance, but i can say that and this is also connected with an outright provocation, namely a warning from zelensky v sandu's address to the president of moldova that some the saboteurs are preparing, uh, a destabilization of the situation, almost a coup d'état, but she is probably an impressionable girl, despite her american education. and she took it on faith and even uh publicly referred to some independent independent ones, received, but given by the moldovan special services, but it all resulted in practice, and already a couple of scandals with not allowing athletes, first from serbia, then from montenegro to montenegro nato country, by the way, and on the territory of moldova e. so this story is clearly uh, provocative and uh, what's in this situation can take? nato yes, they seem to have armored vehicles there, well, not tanks,

jackson lee: in redistricting across the nation, north carolina, georgia, texas, were states in which voting rights were directly undermined. some of the restrictive legislation that was passed in georgia and texas are evidence of the oppression of many in the friends who are across the aisle parties in states to deny people of color their right to vote. and so it looks as if we have an opportunity here for champions of voting rights that seem to be evidenced across the aisle. join me in the john robert lewis voter enhancement act. but at this time, in this month, we ask that you allow the citizens of washington, d.c., one, at some point to have statehood, but more importantly in this instance, to stay out of home rule decisions. or to stay out of decisions granted to them. those decisions are granted to them for that reason, i am enthuse claysy cli in opposition to h.j.res. 24 because this legislation goes beyond the boundaries of the responsibilities, duty, and riefghts this body. leave the government of washington, d.c. to the people of washington, d.c. i yield back. the speaker pr

georgia regions of a posse in north assented to expand russia's territory bots. my, if he was hunch, is that nothing much will happen put, and will deliver a speech which will enumerate achievements of russia over the last year, which are withstanding western pressure, finding new allies like india, south african china, ah, and promising to finish the so called special minute operation as this war, aggression is called in a moscow end, what i think will happen is that vladimir putin, as his habit recently will promise you pay outs to the russian society to students, to pensioners, to veterans. i think that essentially buying the loyalty of the russian society is very, very important for him. so at least about this part of the speech, i have no doubt. and that of russians view vladimir putin after a year of war in ukraine. does he still have the support of the population personally, and is this speech important to reinforce their support for this war? well, the no speeches are not important in russia. the person's been around for now the 23rd year. even if you con

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followed by north carolina and georgia.ew york, california, and illinois it's a story that can also be told through cities, with houston, miami, and atlanta seeing the largest percentage of inbound moving rates in 2022, as the miami metro has seen by far the largest increase since the start of the pandemic. >> we have sunshine. we have palm trees we have beaches. we have no income tax. >> reporter: jordan leaderman has been selling real estate in south florida for more than a decade and runs the leaderman group with fortune christie' international he real estate with. >> with this in flux of people, how have the communities and the neighborhoods changed? >> they changed dramatically we have so many cool areas now >> reporter: those on the move appear to be exporting a small slice of their old cities with them. >> when you go to the financial district of miami, it really looks like a mini new york. you see everything fro professionals to young families to large families, and normally, those would be the tourists. >> reporter

laws in the country, but yet the iron pipeline, as we say, coming from virginia and north carolina andnd florida and georgia the strictest gun laws in the country, but yet the guns are coming into our community. so we have to do the gun tracing. we talked about working with mayors across. the country, speaking to the gun manufacturers and using our collective purchasing power. our police departments in our cities purchase a lot of guns. and as mayor jones said earlier, if you needed your fingerprints to be able to unlock the gun, then people stealing guns and leaving gunsto in cars and straw purchasing, those things would be out. that wouldn't happen. when apple's phones were being lost, they put more restrictions on them. you needed p a passcode, you heneeded a thumbprint, you needd a facial id. so there are ways to make sure that those guns are locked so thatto they can only be used by the owner, and that reduces theft. we also talked about a name and shame. when youou talk about a 3-year-d being killed in your community with an illegal gun or a gun that's been left in the back of a car, then you should s

north and and in south will the even even before lincoln took office. the federal treasury was going broke. in fact, how will cobb, who was? secretary of treasury from georgia under buchanan in the north by december as the threat of secession was mounting, southerners were to to welch on their debts to two northern banks, which was them in a terrible spot. the north put out some bonds and federal bonds. and how will cobb, whose name was on those bonds? mocked. mocked those bonds. he said, anybody who buys this is a fool because the government behind them is going to be dismembered. and shortly after how, of course, resigned to go back to georgia and join what would become the confederacy on january, the u.s. had an interest payment due and some of the private bankers. on december 31 actually had to go in york, actually had to go door to door in a horse and carriage raising kitty of funds. and the funds were wired to washington where telegram said expressly to pay interest do january one you know no other purposes so the treasury was broke and i want to just tale about the the challenge facing the two sides as the war begins and to do that, you've never seen

killed and more than $220.00 were injured. ca hider has more from cha sada, just north of shower, head in district, georgia alone up to 18. bully from inhaling from this district have been brought back in their coffins and buttered i made move in seen the people of this district have been hit hard. it is not the 1st time that they have received a body in the hybrid book to inquire progress. thousands of people have been killed in suicide bombs and targeted it's actually a nation. and of course, people had warned could find out what really happened inside march. not every one headed, willing to believe the government's version of tank. that is where the through excite, bama teachers are striking across the u. k. along with public transport workers as civil servants, university lectures and security guards is the biggest coordinated stock action in britain over the decade. teaches a striking in england and wales today because there has been over the last 12 years, the really catastrophic long term decline in that pay peaches of last 13 percent over that period. that's in real terms. a huge amount to lose and

jersey four, pennsylvania eight, delaware one, maryland six, virginia 10, north carolina five, south carolina five and georgia three. when vacancies happen in the representation from any state, the executive authority thereof shall issue writs of election to fill such vacancies. the house of representatives shall choose their speaker and other officers, and shall have the sole power of impeachment. mr. jordan: i ask unanimous consent that mr. klein control the time. mr. cline: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield to the gentlelady from florida, ms. lee. ms. lee: the senate of the united states shall be composed of two senators from each state for six years and each senator shall have one vote. immediately after they shall be assembled they shall be divided as equally as may be into three classes. the seats of the senators of the first class shall be vacated at the expiration of the second year, of the second class at the expiration of the fourth year, and of the third class at the expiration of the sixth year, so that one third may be chosen every second year. no person shall be a senator who shall not have attain

they've aligned in a fairly north and south direction along that height, going all the way to the georgia railroad. that's the 15th corps and the 17th corps below them. hood is that headquarters with his corps commanders and even general who has been forced off that in the morning has come to join them. and this is the battle plan hood is going to be his army, by the way, at this when he takes it over, counting the few thousand members of gustavus, miss georgia militia, we're going to count them because they're going to be engaged the next day. will number 63,000 officers have men in branches of that army? all right. of that, about 46,000. 46 to 47000 of them is army of tennessee, infantry, the heart of your attacking force. hood's is really top heavy and in cavalry, dismounted cavalry tend to fight pretty well. but there's about 10,000 of them. and it makes that 63,000 a little hyped up in numbers when you're really talking about the infantry of it being much lower than that, that army is still larger. robert e lee's army, 600 miles north of it, fighting. and but the important part to kn