he was a great constituency np who 'ust he was a great constituency np who just did _ he was a greate was not a controversial list by any stretch _ was not a controversial list by any stretch of— was not a controversial list by any stretch of the imagination. so it's difficult _ stretch of the imagination. so it's difficult to — stretch of the imagination. so it's difficult to know why anybody would target _ difficult to know why anybody would target ten. if he isn't safe, none of the _ target ten. if he isn't safe, none of the 650 — target ten. if he isn't safe, none of the 650 mp5 will be safe stop rather _ of the 650 mp5 will be safe stop rather think that fact may have occurred to them not least as we heard _ occurred to them not least as we heard from — occurred to them not least as we heard from john saying that misled peter's _ heard from john saying that misled peter's partner. ijust a heard from john saying that misled peter's partner. ijus_ peter's partner. i “ust a quote then the ft peter's partner. i “ust a quote then the tr story — peter's partner. ijust a quote then the

in chicago cops and other workers protested outside city hall np.sands with flags and signs marched through brooklyn ut shing down roads at times. this was the scene outside bar cli center, the brooklyn nets home arena protesters gathered to support the kyrie irving to defy the mandate by not getting vaccinated at one point a handful of people tried to storm the security barriers but were held off. >>> governor desantis noujzed plans to pay out of state unvaccinated cops $5,000 to relocate to florida and join one of its police officers the governor says the move has nothing to do with vaccine mandates, rather he insists it's about supporting police officers >>> there is new insight into what's known as long covid symptoms that last for months after initial infection. researchers released a new study, examining how long covid can affect people's ability to work it found nearly half of all long covid haulers surveyed said they were not able to return to full employment in a moment we hear from the senior author behind the study but first cnbc's andrea

ijust a quote then i the ft story which focuses very much on np safety that says in that investigationx was killed recalled dash recorded 678 crimes against mps including 46 cases of harassment and nine related to terrorism. on the a couple of weeks ago, the mp for north that ben was describing how she had been verbally harassed with some pretty crude sexual stop shouted at her when she was on the streets of her constituency town. i when she was on the streets of her constituency town.— constituency town. i don't know what's happened _ constituency town. i don't know what's happened to _ constituency town. i don't know what's happened to society, - constituency town. i don't know i what's happened to society, sean, constituency town. i don't know - what's happened to society, sean, it seems _ what's happened to society, sean, it seems to— what's happened to society, sean, it seems to have become acceptable to haley _ seems to have become acceptable to haley a _ seems to have become acceptable to haley a bs _ seems to have become acceptable to haley a bs people for no apparent reas0h~ _

in the uk, 25 —year—old man has been charged with murder after the fatal stabbing of the np. —— in theerrorist acts, after the fatal stabbing of the mp — sir david amess. ali harbi ali from north london was arrested following the attack last friday. sir david, who had been a conservative member of parliament for almost a0 years, died at the scene. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, reports. just over six days after sir david amess mp was stabbed to death in leigh—on—sea, the man accused of murdering him was brought to court. in the dock at westminster magistrates', ali harbi ali wore a grey sweatshirt and trousers and black—rimmed glasses. he spoke to confirm his name, date of birth and his address in kentish town in north london and then sat silently for the hearing, which lasted less than a quarter of an hour. sir david was killed in an office at the back of the belfairs methodist church hall just after midday on friday. he'd been meeting voters as part of a constituency surgery. police officers and paramedics who'd rushed to the scene were unable to save him. a large t

to the np r/maris poll on mandates.oice. 5%, everyone's responsibility. -- 53%, everyone's responsibility. how do you read that one? >> i think that the media has done a lot to manipulate these types of questions. historically, personal medical choices are left to individuals, but at the same time we also do, of course, have historical laws that we have to grapple with. for me as a lawyer, the framework that i look at is making sure that these decisions are made at the right level. and to the extent that there's a public health crisis, frankly, the federal government has no police power to mandate advantage she nation like -- vaccination like the president is trying to do through his osha rule, and it should be left to the state and local governments. ultimately, we have to have bodily awe on the hawaii. that's guaranteed in interpretations of the constitution. like robert just mentioned, the united states supreme court has a lot of decisions on this type of issue, and the same laws than used towards vaccination have be

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nps clearly had followed what had t happened in dc and they kw the federalat government had a t of badlicity for trying to oust the veterans from their encampmentio on the national ma. no one ever gets permission to camp at the old north bridge. but i think the national park service had learned that men who served their country were an exception. so they allowed them to stay. also the concord police, we have a slide about that so we can talk about that later, butut th lexington battle green is not part of the national park, for reasons we won't go into, but it is controlled by a 1923 by-law which gives the board the responsibility to make sure activities on the green are appropriate for a sacred birth spot, if you will. there was no return of fire at the lexington battle green but that's the first time the colonial militia was fired upon. the select board, i'm going to use select board now because that's the modern term, but the selectmen,ha the select board tk seriously their role of keeping that space set to that sacred birth time, that eternal birth time of 1775 so that anyone visit

np>> bringing us the chance of showers as find out this is so exciting. yeah. believe it. >> i mean, it's making me feel even chillier and it's already chilly around the bay with the wind and everything. this is this morning of their echo summit. i love it so much. i i we all miss this after how dry we've been. yeah. now. how much are we going to get out of this. it's not a so it is nothing more than a couple of inches at the very crest of the sierra areas like echo summit and donner summit are also tapping into some of that snowfall as you can see from donner summit is, well, it's really not amounting to too much, but it's such a nice sign of hopefully more of this to come. you can see traffic is moving along just fine. the roadway is not dry, but it also is not snow packed at this snow really sticking to those grassy surfaces and not so much the road itself, but very, very welcome to see this change of pace here in the bay area. we're in the midst of is increasingly sunny skies. now. we had a couple of sprinkles south of san jose earlier. it didn't amount to

and nps had clearly followed what happened in d.c. and they knew the federal government had tried to oust the veterans from their encampment on the national mall, so they weren't about to repeat that situation. so no one gets permission to camp out at the national park bridge. but i think they had learned the men that served their country was an exception, so they allowed them to stay. and also the concord select board and police allowed them to -- we can talk about that later. but the lexington battle ground is not part of minutemen national historical park for reasons we won't go into, but it gives the select board authority and responsibility to make sure any activities on the green was appropriate for a sacred birth spot, if you will. i mean there was no return of fire at the lexington battle green, but that's the first time a militia was fired upon. and the select board took -- i'm going to use select board now because that's the modern term. the select men, the select board took seriously their role of keeping that space set to

my understanding is when we under tock this nps p regulations p. the possible use of closed session even if the regulations provided for it, the use of closed session would enable the commission to address that particular practical consideration that you're veering into confidence methods or fakes related to but would not resolve the due perfects he is concerns or other practice cat consideration about wanting it make sure that bhrp many whz they go into p-n settlements in good faith. they will not make disclosures in settlement threz yeurs. testimony meam meam be unavailable but trigger shflt .>> i want to thank the staff in writing out this memo. the guard rails which we could talk about, deputy city attorney commented in terms of our kneeing today. i really appreciate this. i didn't know all of that about the closed session. can we go into what i know as executive session for things. to have the ability to have dleb deliberations. i was just tray to go get into some of the deliberation verse sus that was a gz back and forth an vaw of equity. i w

sir david _ was only a week ago that np sir david amess was killed by doing his 'ob david amess wasent in silence to think about— take a moment in silence to think about his — take a moment in silence to think about his family and friends. conference, let's also think about the many— conference, let's also think about the many people who take on elected roles and _ the many people who take on elected roles and those who support them. might _ roles and those who support them. might think about what we can each do to— might think about what we can each do to keep — might think about what we can each do to keep politics a space which is respectful— do to keep politics a space which is respectful and compassionate, a space _ respectful and compassionate, a space where people look across divides— space where people look across divides for common ground, a space which _ divides for common ground, a space which is _ divides for common ground, a space which is accessible to everyone. diversity— which is accessible to everyone. diversity and inclusion are at the core _ diversity and inclusio

the np pa elect a new director. so far, they have been against these vaccine man dapts.that the right move? what do you think the if you director position should be on this? >> first let me say it's about lebron. i noted this in my column, in interest of full disclosure. i who rkd with this organization more than a vote to produce a podcast that was all about the vaccine hesitancy in the african-american community. lebron greenlit this opportunity for me to do that. because he knows how important it is that african-americans have the right information considering how the coronavirus devastated our community i think what can be offered is they aren't used to having to chime in on medical decision. you are lebron, there is already a lot he does, now he's like, i got to be dr. fauci and the nba, too? so i get why he would feel that way. but at the same time, with your voice being that important. i think it is okay if he checks some of his fellow players about it. now, as far as the players association goes, i think they are following what all the leagues are doing is that t

my understanding is when we under tock this nps p regulations p. the possible use of closed session even if the regulations provided for it, the use of closed session would enable the commission to address that particular practical consideration that you're veering into confidence methods or fakes related to but would not resolve the due perfects he is concerns or other practice cat consideration about wanting it make sure that bhrp many whz they go into p-n settlements in good faith. they will not make disclosures in settlement threz yeurs. testimony meam meam be unavailable but trigger shflt .>> i want to thank the staff in writing out this memo. the guard rails which we could talk about, deputy city attorney commented in terms of our kneeing today. i really appreciate this. i didn't know all of that about the closed session. can we go into what i know as executive session for things. to have the ability to have dleb deliberations. i was just tray to go get into some of the deliberation verse sus that was a gz back and forth an vaw of equity. i w

hearing since april we demanded to know a plan to eight safely evacuate americans and afghan allies np, conduct counter operations the response in the biden ministration was we are working on it right now it's clear, they never had a plan. the president repeatedly assured the american people the taliban takeover was not inevitable. that we had plenty of time to safely evacuate americans and afghan allies for this was not going to be a fall like saigon. as late as august 19 the president promised us that if there is an american citizen left were going to stay to get them all out. noww it is clear the president hass misled us more than one spent august 31 hundreds of americans left behind the 13 service members murders the present suit and the east room ofof the white house and called the withdrawal quote and extort a success" i fear the present is delusional for this was an not and extort a success it was an extraordinary disaster portal go down in histories where the greatest failures of american leadership. we are here today to get answerss on how the hell this a happened. i expect ou

you referenced a previous - situation where there was a stabbing in an np�*s constituency office, itrejo cox as well. backin has happened beforejo cox as well. back in 2010, a labour mp had a similar incident. at the time it raised questions about the access people need to head to their mp, but how you balance up with everyone safe. , ., , how you balance up with everyone safe. , . , ., how you balance up with everyone safe. ,. ., ., . safe. there is always a balancing act between _ safe. there is always a balancing act between access _ safe. there is always a balancing act between access to _ safe. there is always a balancing | act between access to democracy safe. there is always a balancing - act between access to democracy and security of these individuals. a lot of mps have complained in recent years about an increase in abuse, perhaps made worse by social media in recent years. 0bviously perhaps made worse by social media in recent years. obviously we had brexit, a hugely divisive issue. recently, a lot of mps have not been able to hold constituency surgeries in a non—away beca

to date av seen 15 different medical providers and specialists np in march i had a telehealth with one of dr. s that's at nih and they have been -- i have been specifically told not to vaccinate my children. i have spent sent my blood to the nih and press tinge out universities and researchers looking for answers. my vaccine injury has been supported to fdanih appear other prock nent research facilities. messages and meetings transpired between the vaccine injured and top officials at the cdc and fda including rochelle wolens ski. janet wood caulk and paul richardson. they have known about the covid-19 vaccine injuries since at least early this year. i have met countless others injured by the covid vaccine and because of the sbepgsle suppression of these reactions the injured have been unable to get essentially medical care research for treatment and there is no recovery plan for financial support. we are lessonsed abandoned and cast aside as collateral damage. i have met 137-year-old maddie bigry severely injured andrea now confined to a wheelchair with a feeding tube after sheaving h