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but lee perry is remarkable, lee perry is spontaneous, lee perry is great, he's phenomenal, you knowdied at age 85. let's bring you back to our main story this hour, let's look at the scene at the moment, hurricane ida which has been downgraded from hurricane for to a hurricane two, nonetheless, president biden has now declared a major disaster exists in louisiana, and ordered federal aid to supplement recovery efforts in the areas worst effect did by the areas worst effect did by the hurricane. and in fact the slower it goes, the more rainfall it is dumping on cities along its route. we will keep across that for you on bbc news. hello there. sunday was a day of contrast — cool in the cloud, warm in the sunshine — and in actual fact, across southwest england, we saw temperatures into the mid—20s. a beautiful sunday afternoon for many. the next few days look likely to stay quite quiet across the whole of the country. quite a lot of dry weather around as well, but it will be mostly cloudy, and i suspect the temperatures easing away just a touch, around average if we're very lucky. high

�*cause i�*ve worked with lee perry and one thing i can tell you, when lee perry calls you for a sessionand every one of us, he�*s one of the greatest producers, produced tune with bob marley, myself and it goes on and on. bob marley has three styles, where i�*m concerned, that i can see. one of the styles comes from lee perry, right? and one comes from bob marley himself and one comes from the wailers. that is what i�*ve seen with my eyes. so, you know, boy, lee perry, he�*s great. the price paid for this putter reportedly makes it most expensive ever sold, it belonged to tiger woods. he practised and experimented with the putter but did not use it in competition. reminding you of one of our main stories the sour — hurricane ida is buttering that state of louisiana bringing what forecasters call catastrophic storm surge conditions, flash flooding and extreme winds to coastal areas. more than a million people are without power including the whole of the city of new orleans as hurricane ida moves 0rleans as hurricane ida moves in with a kilometres per hour winds. 0ne in with a kilometres

perry had a friendly relationship with trump. >> a wonderful man who represents this area, scott perryhe knew clark, but the three men were united in the embrace of election conspiracies. >> i don't understand if there's criminal activity present, fraud, that's criminal activity, why we don't look at that. in a batch of e-mails perry passes along documents to the justice department that allege there were more votes counted than voters who voted in pennsylvania, a claim that's been debunked. that same day trump mentioned perry's name in a call with justice department officials and later in the call trumps instructs justice officials to say the election was corrupt and leave the troest me and the republican congressman. perry a member of the house freedom caucus has objected to the certification of pennsylvania's election results in the hours following the insurrection. >> sadly but resolutely i object to the electoral votes of my beloved commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> reporter: and voting against awarding the congressional gold medal to officers who defended the capitol on january the

perry had a friendly relationship with trump. >> a wonderful man who represents this area, scott perrylark, but the three men were united in their embrace of election conspiracies. >> i don't understand if there's criminal activity present fraud, that's criminal activity. why we don't look at that. >> reporter: in a bachtch of e-mails, perry passes along documents that allege there were more votes counted than voters in pennsylvania. that same day, trump mentions perry's name in a call. later in the call, trump instructs justice officials to just say the election was corrupt and just leave the rest to me and the republican congressman. a member of the house freedom caucus objected to the certification of pennsylvania's election result in the hours following the insurrection. >> i object to the electoral votes of my beloved commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> reporter: and voting against awarding the congressional gold medal to officers who defended the capitol. back in his district, many of his allies are unfazed. >> one man introduces another man to a third man. where is that illegal or

president emanuel scratch lee perry pledges to rebuild the country.er way for tokyo. there are now more than 10,000 seriously ill people waiting for hospital beds. our correspondent has been travelling with the medical team in tokyo as they fight to keep their patients alive. in the back of the car, dr kazuma tashiro is trying to find a hospital bed for one of his covid patients. in this densely—packed part of southern tokyo, there are now dozens of covid patients who need to be in hospital but can't get a bed. dr tashiro and his team are a literal lifeline. in this block, a 61—year—old man is very sick and on oxygen. so, last night, i called him to check if he was alive and he could talk with me at the time. but this morning, i couldn't talk with him by phone, so i'm very anxious for his healthy conditions. as soon as he enters, it's apparent the man is alive. it turns out he hasn't been able to pay his phone bill, so it's been cut off. he's also removed his oxygen mask, and as he checks, he finds his blood oxygen level is very low. his blood oxygen

what what the crime was or how i could possibly work until i started looking into a journalist simon perry began investigating the syndicate in 2016. the 1st thing we knew about sex torsion was a case in scotland involving a 17 year old and i told daniel perry who apparently received messages through facebook perhaps some money extorted from him, received some of our 3000 pounds from him before even after money. they then carried on threatening him, threatened to release these video recordings of him and. and i started saying, well, why don't you kill yourself and taunting him even. and the last message he sent it and said, i haven't got any more money by buying and he didn't take his life. i ah, police investigators traced the chat to a criminal gang in the philippines. usually you'll find these crimes mark originated in nigeria or some african countries and then get copied overseas the here. this is the 1st that anyone ever heard of these crimes being penetration in about 20132014. they suddenly started spring up. this crime didn't exist until maria compress invented. the syndicate has r

and mark perry. and director nicholas jones. we begin with our first speaker, james whitehorn. >> thank you. i am james whitehorn, chief of the census redistricting and voting rights office. today, we have the special task of publishing the 2020 census redistricting summary file data that states may choose to use in redrawing their state legislative and congressional districts. these data provide the first look at the demographic characteristics of the nation by state, county, city, down to individual census block and show how our proposition has changed since 2010. today's information includes race and ethnicity, voting age population, occupied and vacant housing, and people living in group homes. we are releasing today's redistricting data on our public file transfer protocol site. today's data release is the same format we have used since the 2000 census. this format includes some additional software and work to extract the data. we are providing a number of supporting materials on our webpage to help users work with this for

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radley perry is chair of howard university's department of political science. ben collins is a senior political reporter for nbc news. good evening to you all. ben rhodes, i'm a little bit lost for what to think about this. there are no policy discussions anymore. there are no things where a democrat on one side debates a republican on another side about something that might be a reasonable matter for politicians to debate. it's lies versus truth these days. >> yeah, well, ali, my old boss, barack obama, used to tell me that you can have differences of opinion for instance about how to deal with climate change. but how do you have a debate with someone who doesn't believe that climate change is real and manmade? i think the situation we're living through is really existential to our democracy. and the book that you referenced that i wrote, it deals with authoritarianism, the competition between democracy and authoritarianism. i'm often asked what's different in this day and age about the competition throughout history. the difference is technology and social me

we'll get to that with rick perry in the second. last question. we know about obama and biden's deal with the iranian mullahs and cargo planes full of cash and other currency. now we pressure the south koreans to give the mullahs in iran the $70 million. can you think of any good reason why anybody would do that and we see even more enrichment of uranium? >> we prevented that very $70 billion from being transferred from the south koreans to the iranians. it was the right thing to pressure the iranian regime, it protected the state of israel, the gulf states to enter into the abraham accords. i was going to try to buy out the mullahs like we buy out the taliban. this is bad foreign policy. >> sean: it's finally great to have an adult way and on foreign policy. i worry for our country. thank you, sir. according to fox news, a new poll, a whopping 50% of democrat voters in this country have a positive view of socialism. okay. is anybody really surprised? this is the new green deal party, socialist party. the party that thinks big government socialism

when leno massey was scoring his 1st goal for boss weiner in 2005 perry sounds. your mom were on my way to a 9th place, finish and leave a couple of seasons later. there were $1516.00 and it's only since they were taken over by the country owners that they started winning the legal title. as a matter of course, they didn't win it this season. but later massey will almost certainly give a huge chunk of recapturing that title. but most importantly, a chance of taking the champions league all those years with all that, all the money they've had since being taken over. they haven't managed to capture that price. they fell in the final a couple of seasons ago. the semi final they season it's looted them with messy and the team with name on his own boss, like the team might alongside him. maybe still kelly and fight alongside mint attack. that's a ferocious side. they could capture that elusive title. they weren't have long today, as i say 34, perhaps beyond his best, but it's going to be huge to have to have that play in a par on. you find my shirt for the prestige fo

lee �*scratch' perry, one of the most influential figures injamaican music, has died at the age of 85oys and released more than 70 albums. the jamaican prime minister was among those paying tribute. you have been watching newsday. a reminder of our top story: one of the most powerful hurricanes ever to hit the us state of louisiana is moving inland, flooding coastal areas and cutting power to more than half a million people. that's all for now, stay with bbc world news. hello, there. sunday was a day of contrast — cool in the cloud, warm in the sunshine — and in actual fact, across southwest england, we saw temperatures into the mid—20s. a beautiful sunday afternoon for many. the next few days look likely to stay quite quiet across the whole of the country. quite a lot of dry weather around as well, but it will be mostly cloudy, and i suspect the temperatures easing away just a touch, around average if we're very lucky. high pressure still dominates the story. it's a blocking high that's preventing weather fronts from moving in off the atlantic. but a little bit more of a breeze alway

perry may not be as thrilled with the climate agenda for mr.il: 80 michelle. thank you very much. with this now, the aforementioned former energy secretary of these united states, long-time governor of the state of texas, rick perry. qaddafi. >> thank you, it's good to be with you, neil. >> neil: you know, prices are up more than a buck a gallon since he left office and how we see them continuing to rise. the administration's view is it is about demand and improving the economy. there are a little curious about the timing of some of these hikes when gas was going one way after oil is briefly dropping. that aside, what do you think is to blame for this gas hike? >> well, this isn't rocket science, so to speak. when you stop the pipeline across the country, when you let the russians have their pipeline, when you have countries that are controlling a substantial amount of the crude, that they don't think that much of the united states, then you'll see gasoline prices, fuel prices all across the board, going up. so we are seeing exactly what you wo

elizabeth: joining us now, house foreign affairs member, he is congressman scott perry.ountry. congressman, al qaeda on social media mocking the biden administration's botched withdrawal from afghanistan using the hashtag the year of running away? your thought about that? >> look we're obviously not in kansas anymore. you have an american president censored by american media companies. meanwhile you have islamofascist propaganda openly allowed on these very same platforms. all the while we have a president who doesn't have the heart, the courage or, you know anything else to deal with this issue and, it lets us all know where big tech is, right? and it also by their action lets us know where our leadership is and what's important to them. you got big tech censoring and having censored many conservatives across the board including the last president of the united states. and of course you've spot the biden administration 10 to 15,000 americans told to shelter in place in a combat zone. now, can't get to the airport because all of the entries are controlled by the -- [inau

perry atkinson former oregon republican party chairman good . have you on our team. thank you. next to it's one of the most infamous symbols of the vietnam war, agent orange, the extremely toxic herbicide and d foley into used by the us military in that campaign. the chemical course, the suffering of hundreds of thousands of people in the last effects of past, down across generations. just warning you may find the next images upsetting. ah me, that was born in 1975. and i was missing both my arms at the elbow down and my left leg from the knee down. the hospital that i was born in. never seen anything like that more. so they weren't sure if i was gonna live or die. and it's made my life pretty cold growing up because i had to adjust to everything. ah, they were just following orders. they weren't arguing that they weren't gonna spread. they were commanded by the officials to spread. so they had to do what they were told to do. i several major cases against every single one day when i'm not sure why they won't take responsibility, but as it is right now, over 8000000 people have

from a small peanut town to the heights of music, including a gig on "american idol" alongside katy perry >>> and then a life well lived. the unassuming civil rights leader who left new york to join the fight in mississippi and later created a movement to lift students out of poverty. >>> and our photo of the week, the u.s. women's basketball team celebrating with their gold medals after beating japan last night. the win marks a seventh straight gold medal for the women's team, which features some of the greatest players of all time, including sue bird and diana taurasi, who have been part of taurasi, who have been part of five of those go medal teams.ld taurasi, who have been part of five of those go medal teams.ld this is dr. arnold t. petsworth, he's the owner of petsworth vetworld. business was steady, but then an influx of new four-legged friends changed everything. dr. petsworth welcomed these new patients. the only problem? more appointments meant he needed more space. that's when dr. petsworth turned to his american express business card, which offers spending potential that's bui

lee scratch perry, one of the most influential figures injamaican music, has died at the age of 85.m the wailers to the beastie boys and released more than 70 albums. the jamaican prime minister was among those paying tribute today. with all the sport now, here's 0lly foster at the bbc sport centre. good evening. it's been another really good day for great britain at the paralympics. seven more golds including a first in wheelchair rugby, but there was a serial winner on the athletics track. from tokyo, here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. it's become one of british sport's most gloriously familiar sights. hannah cockroft has never lost at the paralympics and once again she did what she always does. a new world record! a sixth paralympic title for cockroft, who prepared the heat of tokyo in a plastic greenhouse at her home in cheshire. we got up to 45 degrees one day, our hottest day here has been 44, so it worked pretty well. at times it felt stupid, it felt so silly to be doing it, but here we are and it has worked, so maybe that's the secret! others were on the road to red

tiene historial de alergias graves hay protocolo para eso, dicen expertos pueden hablar de su rvick perryo. >> lo cierto que gracial tiene pocas oopciones y proteiendse de no contagiarse. >> cuidarse y de no contagiarse usar el tapabocas gel antibacterial y sanitizar mi casa y con esa incertidumbre que pudiera conagiar a mi esposo o a mi niña. >> también una posible reacción alergia no debería disuadiar a la mayoría de las peronbsas a lanecidad de recibir la dosis . >> y seguimos en ese tema porque aquí en telemundo 48 sabemos que hay muchas dudas en torno a la vacuna por eso que tendremos línea de ayuda donde expertos aclaran sus dudas, solo tendrá que llamar al teléfono que ve en pantalla ,llame ahora al teléfono que aparece en pantalla, recuerde este jueves 19 de agosto. >> la alguacil del condado santa clara respondió a la solicitud de renuncia que le hizo y desestimó los presuntos hechos de violencia y por su parte los supervisores de san josé le pedirán al condado hacer públicos varios videos de la cárcel donde supuestamente se evidencian las razones en contra de los detenidos. >> c

lee "scratch" perry, one of the most influential figures injamaican music, has died at the age of 85.e best reggae producers in jamaica, out ofjamaica. i have worked with lee "scratch" perry and i can tell you when he calls you for a session he gets things out of your you never knew were inside. he is like a medical man. he will be sadly missed for each and every one of us. he is one of the greatest producers, worked with bob marley, myself, and it goes on and on. bob marley had three styles and one of them came from lee "scratch" perry and one comes from bob marley himself and one came from the wailers. the headlines on bbc news: rockets have been fired towards kabul airport where — the us evacuation operation is drawing to a close. they were intercepted by an american anti—missile system. the uk government seeks international support to ensure the taliban allow people to leave afghanistan — as british troops from kabul land back on uk soil. president biden declares a major disaster in louisiana as powerful hurricane ida makes landfall — wiping out all power in new orleans. summer 20

. >> sean: bill millugen, and our friend rick perry, i did a show at the border.ple thatt will likely die because of what joe biden is doing down there. and governor abbott is bending over backwards trying everything he possibly can do to stop this. joe insist on open borders in your home state of texas. how does this end? how do we protect the people of texas and the rest of the countryf because they are dispersing them in the dark of night. >> i think one of the outcomes of this is texas will be incredibly red state for a long, long time because this is now past a republican or democrat. this is about human beings.um as you saw with those judges, people who chosen to be on the democrat ticket over the years, they have a president that doesn't care about them.nd i think that will drive a lot of people to a party that does give individuals choice, does give people the ability to decide whether or not the governor will take back. >> sean:no governor we have a more immediate problem, mandates on every american citizen and no control at all. they haven't even been te

fast forward to 1915, perry bowser died of chronic morphinism in a soldier's home in indiana. that means that this guy, perry bowser, ultimately lived two-thirds of his life addicted to morphine. that's a long time. for veterans like bowser and john, opiate addiction was a lifelong disability. it's something that never went away. i was surprised when i began this research on veterans opiate addiction after the civil war, i was surprised how long addiction could last. it was a really long-term health consequence of the civil war. for me as a medical historian, i think that's one of the key payoffs of looking into this topic. it shows that the civil war's health crisis wasn't just contained or compartmentalized into the 1860s. the civil war started a health crisis that lasted for a generation, even into the 20th century. it was a long-term health crisis. but back to john and fanny. this is how the civil war's health crisis spawned this epidemic of drug addiction among veterans and that's the backdrop in which our two protagonists have found themselves in the late 1860s. what did

. >> shannon: perry, we talked over the weekend.you to tell us a little bit more about what you can about what you are doing to cut through the red tape, the excuses, and everything else actually help people that you know where clear to come here but who are having a hard time getting to the airport. >> first of all, it's us. it's we that are doing it. we have developed these networks of folks that are working together to leverage every skill said possible. we are working around our leadership. we are working to get information, real-time information, from kabul to help people move through this maze of checkpoints that the taliban has set up. and i think there is really not an appreciation from us on what that looks like. as americans. a checkpoint. we hear the word checkpoint. what that truly is his abject fear on the part of afghan ease because the reason i make these checkpoints is not only to harass people but we have seen up with a weapon of choice now lately seems to be radiator hoses. i guess that's why their cars aren't movi

. >> when president obama was in office, those first four years, tyler perry's shows and the game wereing root. black creators were finally given the agency to tell their stories. >> police beating up on an unarmed black man, that's a story i've been hearing all my life. >> he was a new voice in comedy doing black-ish, and all the spin-offs, grown-ish, and every ish. >> this is serious stuff, son. kids are dying in the street. >> hold up. kids are dying? we're kids. >> he's tackling the trump administration. he's talking about black lives matter. all these things that are swelling up in american culture. >> okay. fine. maybe the storm is keeping me up a little bit. >> seems like every time i turn on the news, something else. >> you are not wrong, son. >> he approached me about working on the show, and i was like, this is a story that needs to be told. you know, it's the story of millions of people. >> you see the word "pride"? it implies that you have overcome adversity, see? so if you're black or brown or gay or a woman or a clippers fan, you have endured the struggle. >> i remember o

one of the big face of the republican party, rick perry, well, he had a different argument to go afterled on this. just because you have a group of scientists said here is the facts. galileo got voted out for a spell. >> he got punished four centuries ago saying the earth revolved by the sun. 1992, the catholic church apologized to galileo, 20 years later rick perry still struggle with that one. our chai komanduri. to claim certainty in opposing science. that's a nuance but important point especially if you have debates to people who may listen to what i just played you on fox news. this dates as far back in the 1980s where he says there is a great flaw of the theory of revolution and actually making policy out of it. you should give it equal weight in our public schools which are government-funded. chai has been on the case and we have a formal republican governor and mark sandford who knows these issues inside and out. we are back in 60 seconds. out. we are back in 60 seconds. we are back with chai and mark sandford. you can see "two roads diverged." chai having quoted you, i want to

. >> scott perry from pennsylvania. rep. perry: morning, everybody, or good afternoon, whatever it is right now. the freedom caucus among other things wants to speak on behalf of all americans who are at home and watching this and feel helpless and hopeless to affect what is making them furious, with what is making them angry, with what is breaking their hearts. the freedom caucus exists and is here today to not only be the voice, but to call for action. conscious words, but do something -- not just words, but do something about it, which is accountability. that is what i am here to support today. my good friend mr. higgins from louisiana, it is action that counts. my good friend mr. harris from maryland, it is action that counts. these people need to resign, they need to be impeached, and i want to add one thing -- i am calling on leader mccarthy, i'm calling on him to vacate, make the motion to vacate the chair. speaker pelosi is derelict in her duties. this government exists to preserve the rights of the american people.

so that means that this guy, perry, ultimately live two thirds of his life addicted to morphine.that is a long time. for veterans like douser and john, opioid addiction was a lifelong disability. something that never went away. and for what it's worth, i was surprised when i began doing this research on veterans opioid addiction after the civil war. i was surprised at how long addiction could last. it was a really long term health consequence of the civil war. and for me, as a medical historian, and that's one of the key payoffs of looking into this topic. it shows that a civil war's health crisis wasn't just contained or compartmentalized into the 18 sixties. the civil war started a health crisis that lasted in many cases, four generation. even into the 20th century. it was a long term health crisis. but anyways, back to john and fanny, this is how the civil war's health crisis spawn this epidemic of drug addiction among veterans and that's the backdrop in which our two protagonists, and john in fanny had found themselves in the late 18 sixties. what an addiction actually looked

. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "i am the upsetter" by lee "scratch" perry.uential and pioneering reggae and dub producer and musician perry passed away sunday in west jamaica at the age of 85. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. hurricane ida, one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the united states, roared ashore sunday in southern louisiana in an area dominated by the oil industry that is also home to many native communities. e storm brought a seven foot storm surge, 150 mile-per-hour nds, and up to two feet of rain to the gulf coast. it was so powerful, it completely knocked out power to the city of new orleans and reversed the flow of the mississippi river. the category 4 storm hit on the same day hurricane katrina devastated the area 16 years earlier. it has been blamed for at least one death and more are expected. a system of dikes and levees that protects the new orleans region from rising waters is reportedly holding -- for now. much of it built since katrina. but still it i underfunded and offici

what's your favorite tyler perry movie? [ laughter ] benjamin?> i'm not going first. >> i don't know who tyler perry is. [ laughter ] >> wanda: oh! brian? >> i like the one where he plays that woman. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> wanda: michael? >> i don't think i can beat that answer, i like that one too. [ laughter ] >> wanda: brandon, anything that you want to ask them that i left out? >> if we was on a roller coaster, it was me, an infant, and an old lady, who would you pick first to get off if we got stuck? >> who would we pick to save first? >> yeah. me, your best friend, old lady, an infant? [ laughter ] >> that's a compromising question. on public television. >> you want to be my best friend. >> how well do i know the old lady? [ laughter ] >> how well do you know me? >> is she a relative? >> maybe. >> i'll go you. >> okay, cool. >> i'll go with the infant. >> okay. >> wanda: he's picking the infant. what about you, michael? who you picking? >> i'd probably pick the old lady because no one else did. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> wanda: see?

governor, former secretary rick perry. thank you, my friend. come back geraldo rivera, dan bongino debate gel's super spreader event and also tonight come exclusive photos, we got them obtained by "the new york post" of andrew cuomo lounging all day with his blonde assistant at the pool. good to be andrew cuomo, i guess. show me the olympics. [ "bugler's dream" playing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, i ask again tonight if joe biden really cared about covid, your family, your safety, why would he be pushing to ramp up subscriptions, mandates, vaccine mandates, shut down mandates, even no-fly lists being discussed, against we the american people, against all of you. but leave the border wide open, no testing, no vaccine mandates, nothing. now already released well over a million illegal immigrants since january 20th, tens of thousands of covid positive migrants. yeah, to the interior of the entire country, it is beyond a dereliction of duty. people will get sick and people will die. science fact, it's math, it's sad. these

so perry deems that request so important that he requested his staff to release a report on pena andtor. he forwarded a criminal report to johnson and said this, "i mentioned this on our call earlier, sharon goes corporative responded, can we -- an official responded "will do." this is what they're doing as the border has descended into total chaos. a hell-ish scene of human suffering, our country is being invaded by the rest of the world, not just latin america, not just mexico, the whole world and they are worried about how they can keep a felon in our country without you knowing about it. they're doing it based on a single email from an activist who wants to be eliminated so the director of ice decides to protect the convicted criminal from deportation. can this be real? it looks real so we reached out to ice for comment and yes, it is real. they did not dispute our reporting, they confirmed that pena has not been deported, he is still in our country. a spokesman told us that ice "routinely works alongside nongovernmental organizations must go. crazy left-wing ones that hate ameri

future of african-american training be conducted at perris island with whitee marine, right? but separate african-american platoons at that base. so they're trying to do away with the cost of the facilities and still maintain segregation, right? like i said they had no frame of reference on how to institute the reference. a lot of the stewart schools and the office workin schools were conducted from montford point, as well. so your a-level schools that you would go t after a boot camp, right? so they wanted that transfer to perris island, as well and montford closer in 1979 so in a seven-year period they trained just over 19,000 marines and the real feat here, right? and when you think of the context of future wars. for one, greater integration is at least attempted, right? by presidentte truman in 1948. remember, montford closes in 1949. a lotot48 of that is largely no wanting toha fund a wholly different camp. a lotinar of that is because tr orders the o integration in 194. as a cautionary note i would recommend thinking this as a paper exercise because the serviceth chiefs

also dounya perry, a former assistant attorney in the southern district of new york. thanks to both of you for joining us. jimmy, you could not be horrified and gobsmacked by the presentation and the detail and the meticulous -- i guess they describe it as corroborating evidence that they had to all the allegations, which were only periodically visible, i think, to the viewing public. what did you make both of the report that was released and the press conference today? >> well, nicole, i think what was clear was that, as you said, the allegations that have been publicly aired were corroborated with the weight of an investigation that reviewed documents, that subpoenaed witnesses, testimony that was made under oath. what was also striking to me is that there were new details in this report alleging new harassment. mentioned in the top of the show that there was a female state trooper who was placed onto the governor's protective detail after he met her at an event some years ago. there was a requirement that was apparently fudged in terms of length of service that all

. >> perry yeah, but some of goes into back to or there will a warning for some portion of the cell-freeall case. more than 3,000 people, many concerned about the caldor fire reaching the top hope basin to into the cal fire community meeting to learn the latest developments. we're ready to sign to see if there's a bigger evacuation orders information boards with fire maps posted around south lake tahoe are also helping to keep residents in the know were packed up the car. fact >> so tell us to go. we're going have to community out. here is a little worried that its and make it over the other half been here a long time. they know it's going to have to get over that granite ridge there from we've just got to hope that get know >> a couple of miles west of khyber is right on highway 50 and these flames are the closest that we've seen alongside the south fork of the american river. >> main focus was eastern edge of that fire as it's moving towards carvers and passed. it keeps spreading. we're putting our our front up there to try to go ahead and cut this off, take the fight out of this fire.

. -- and also danya perry. jimmy, you cannot be horrified gobsmacked by presentation in the detail of the meticulous, cooperating evidence that they had to all the allegations which for only -- were when did you make of this in the press conference today? >> i think what was clear was the allegations that were cooperated with the weight of an investigation of review documents that subpoenaed witnesses, and testimony that was made under oath, it was also striking to me that there were new details in this report alleging new harassment mentioned in the top of the show that there was an email state trooper -- female state trooper after he met her at an event some years ago. there was life in service that allowed her to go into detail she described the governor talking -- running his finger upper spine. when the governor asked her why she would get married, marriage would just reduce her sex drive, and also take away her money and and in divorce. she made a fine point on this the governor never spoke this way inter

in a statement, guitarist joe perry, says it is win for arrowsmith and ultimately our it is an incredibleo celebrate 50 years and the many more years to come." ♪ the band was born in boston in 1970. and 50 years later, its members are still going strong. they signed on for a las vegas residency. and are gearing up for another world tour. in the 1980's and 1990's there music videos were in heavy rotation on mtv. there were also the first rock band to make a hit with run dmc in "walk this way." but a love of the rock 'n' roll lifestyle nearly derailed the band whose members have battled alcoholism and drug addiction. vivendi is planning an ipo for the music company next month. >> 50 years old! >> impressive. >> their music does not seem to age, or is that just me? >> just old videos, maybe? >> thank you very much, indeed. let's bring you some more news. two murders over the weekend in marseille. authorities are pleading for help from the government. the killings believed to be gang related, related to drug dealing areas under dispute. the nature of the killings has shocked even hardened inv

you may not be surprised to hear it is snowed, but in this part of bolivia and in perry doesn't snow very often rain very often. so this is really quite unusual in the middle of winter. but it caught people, in other words, as a problem, traversing those mountain passes. that looks dry from now on is dry for most of south america, but there's none sure breeze for this side of brazil. so from rear north was it's like you have a cast and at least wet at times. the real heavy rain is far north is going to get with this itc said the band of rain goes round, the world follows the sun. so we've now got heavy rain in nicaragua, back to your honduras parts and mexico throughout mexico. it looks quite sherry actually, except maybe you could time. same is true for cuba has been yellow. this line here to the slow moving case, i station refund his producing some problems of florida flooding his light to continue even get worse. that's gone off shore for the rest of the eastern seaboard . it might rain briefly in boston, is on its way farther north, but behind it there, it's cooling, it was still