loretta and nel rasmussen had waited a lot longer than that.can b with a jury. you never kno what a jury is going to do >> we the jury, in the above entitled action, find stephani ilene lazarus guilty of th crime of murder of sherr rasmussen. we further find the murder was of the first-degree >> the day the rasmussen famil thought would never come finally did. as their attorney john taylor explained -- >> the family is overwhelmingl relieved that, again, thei suspicions and today's verdict reflects and confirms th identity of the person who killed their daughter, and the intent with which she did it it's a tremendous relief >> for the lazarus family, their wife, daughter, sister and once decorated detective was now a convicted killer >> we really did not expec this result with the state o the evidence and the way mr. overland presented the case, s it's devastating >> for the lapd, a cold case was finally solved, but with painful side effects >> i'm very pleased, but it' bittersweet. and i'm thrille that the conclusion has been reached and that

he's not c e o of the rasmussen, global political consultancy. i asked him if you install to bugs, remarks, or change anything for ukraine or for russia. there is a bit of unpacking to do here. first, i think we have to on the line, the high symbolism of having the nato secretary general visiting in time of war, which some allies where very strongly reluctant to allow the secret agent on to do so. and i think to find that he went in there already sends a pretty strong signal of solidarity and commitments. however, as far as the statement is concerned, i would say this is too vague to be true if i were the ukrainians, i will say, well, i think you're trying to stretch to confine of what's been allowed and what's been said for, for the past few years, and what is expected now there's a new sense of urgency and that was his sense of necessity in ukraine and elsewhere around europe. that the actually joining the alliance to not be something you get at the end of the war or something that helps you to end the war. and this is a very big difference wit

but for now, the make 20 nines will have to do so suppressor photo from rasmussen, global. we have jen stalsen burke saying today that the alliance is immediate priority is to support ukraine's war efforts at do you think that means ukraine is likely to get the modern fighter jets it once? i hope so that the issue here is we are managing this war with 3 mom cycles and, and we are doing the kind of a criminal management of the war, which in my, you a means we're not taking seriously this war because if we wanted the war to come to an end as soon as possible, which i think is the wish of the ukrainians 1st, but obviously also of the of the nato citizens and leaders. then we should provide ukraine. we've everything needs to finish the job. and i think this incrementalism is self defeating. so it's very good that every 34 months we are meeting and trying to solve the next capability commitment. but the problem is always that gap. where then the russians moving, reinvent some sort of way to attack c, t's and population. and we're always late by 3 or 4 month. and i think we need

international consultant, earl rasmussen, thank you so much for your time and insight. but the euro is interfering again and teenagers, internal affairs with the german foreign minister, claiming the country has undermined the democratic achievements of the early spring by arresting the country's opposition leader to museum museum. we viewed the arrest of brushwood, galucci, the leader of the denisia in polity a mock death with the greatest concern. as was the gyptian president statements on various democratic issues in recent past. the democratic achievement, since 2011 and tenicia must not be lost. we also discussed as intensively at our last you foreign ministers meeting in brussels to finish up while our speaker of parliament and member of the and not half party was arrested on monday for allegedly plotting against space security. and the last 3 months, more than 20 politicians from the opposition who spoken out against the current government have been arrested. teenagers president earlier slammed the quote flagrant interference in his country's affairs. after conce

rasmussen reported 82% of americans say killers are driven by mental health and the others say it isagnose. >> glen greenwald said they sent retainer letters to obtain the manifesto of the shooter to back out at the last second, political pressures are intense, we should see it. >> harris: that says a lot. forget about free speech, you will not be able to find attorneys to withstand the pressure. that is chilling. have we considered the fact that maybe the authorities are not the only ones who might have a copy of the manifesto? if it is digital, lives anywhere, i don't trust anybody not to have had their hands on this thing. we had a china spycraft fly over us before anybody told us anything and that came from a citizen. it could leak somewhere, it would be really responsible and in accordance with what is deemed public safety to tell us what we're up against. >> david: or public interest and put it out before somebody fakes it. >> harris: there you go cht >> lisa: i don't believe it is about protecting the broader public, it is about protect the transgender population. >> harris: i

oh, a recent rasmussen reports poll may be to blame for many unexplained debts when they know could be among the victims. now while these numbers ours are occurring all and live settings, the discussion is still continue pushing by pharmaceutical companies for annual co bid at 19 vaccine. well, one producer decided to go against the narrative and gather out the stories of those who experienced side effects. and she's been, well this is janet 23rd. this is the great but only he but also his film has expectedly aim to discredit the information given in the film. and so that will not happen here. and just like with every topic we discussed here on you the the were the information and trust you to continuing regarding the subject at hand to join me now as the director of the you. miller scout, thanks for joining me, matthew. we have but i have to ask the obvious question 1st. are you into a great question. i like to address that because i'm neither vax or, or whatever, you know, they want to put me in whatever mandates. and i think that was our biggest contention . what 1st of all, these w

international consultant, earl rasmussen, thank you so much. the euro is inner affairs with the german foreign minister, claiming the country has undermined spring by arresting the country's opposition leader to museum v. as in review, the arrest of russia can new chief with the greatest concern, as was the addiction president statements and passing the democratic achievements since 2011 and denise. yeah, we'll discuss this intensively at our last you foreign ministers meeting and brussel or speaker of parliament and member of the party was arrested all the last 3 months. more than 20 politicians from the opposition who spoken out against the current government have been arrested. just president earlier slammed the quote flagrant interference in his country's affairs after concerns were raised, particularly in europe. our phase is unacceptable. we are an independent sovereign state and we do not expect this is where you will see amounts wanting to interfere with african of the, for the people of tunisia, is that interested that bill, that the,

links, the pentagon is investigating less brand from based oj, he's a security analyst and ceo of rasmussen, global of political consultancy, and he joins us from brussels to 9 for brace, get to see you this week is being seen as a significant breach of american intelligence. what exactly has been reveal here? well, we always have to be extremely cautious stephen, did this is a leak and it seems everything points towards talking with has been dr. with some key figures, not accurate or having been changed by whoever has an interest in making these documents. and obviously everything's going towards rochelle, which may i gain access to the document. essentially, the document is describing b. u. s. supported, it holds to train a range of ukrainian combat gates ahead of these expect that's being offensive. so it doesn't really getting fundamental you but it does show that the russians have managed to get hold of some classified information, which they have not managed to do. want to know, so in a way it symbolically so you could call by the russians. however. busy i don't think it's fundamental

a recent rasmussen reports poll shows at nearly half of americans think coven! 19 vaccines made me to blame for many unexplained deaths, and more than a quarter say a someone they know could be among the victims. now, while these numbers are staggering and continue to grow, as more possible incidents are occurring all in life settings, the discussion is still considered to be taboo. and the pushing by pharmaceutical companies for annual cobit at 1900 vaccines m boosters is still dominant and mainstream media. well, one producer decided to go against the narrative and gather as much of the data being suppressed regarding the vaccine. and put the story of those who experienced a side effects into a documentary film. let's take a look. the governments know this is been well planned. this is agenda 20. this is the reset. now for this, not only he but also his film has expectedly, become the target a major campaign to discredit the information given in the film and suppressed its ability to even be seen. but that will not happen here. and just like with every topic w

the national consultants or rasmussen believes the u. s. is undermining trust between the 2 nations? well, i think the, i think when you're sanctioning your allies or if you're blowing up their pipeline, i think that's a bad way. a very poor example of, of international relations. but it seems like certain countries have a foreign foreign staff or foreigner relations who seem to have their own way of diploma. and it's definitely not an optimal way to do it. and i think it creates creates more animosity within the country. and maybe you get your short term gains, but i think long term you destroy the trust. and trust is perhaps the most important thing in diplomacy, in relation with her or mine is actually very has been very, very strong. i think in supporting initiative and positions that are important for the hungarian people. he actually unlike a lot of politics in europe, mister or bun actually puts his people 1st. and it is actually fighting to help create a better environment for them or to mitigate the damage that the european union a

lebanon or from phil up, but no one yet has been poor for those as close to international consulting l rasmussen. now many thanks for joining us on the program. at 1st of all, i'd like to ask what you make of the escalation, and the latest being as well, strike on gaza is a direct response to the walk in fire from southern lebanon. well, i think that's what israel claim the yahoo! i think the, i think the little excessive, the bar, the check into the counter attack and, and let's face the, a lot of the, the, the issues happened with the, the, the unrest that the of the a mosse. so they kind of initiated things. it initially i didn't think there was any, anyone hills knows that there is now, but i think the counter from israel was overly and and this is you know, just unfortunate. this is a holy time both the passover for israel were also from a done or for the the muslim community as well. so it's not a good time, but i think this is the, i think the escalation is probably intentional to distract away. some of the political are going through right now is when i was quick to blame her nice for th

in the video, adams was discussing a recent public opinion poll from rasmussen that found that just a slim majority of black americans agreed with the phrase it's okay to be white. in discussing the poll, adams called black americans, quote, a hate group. in the wake of the outrage that followed his remarks. hundreds of newspapers dropped the dilbert comic strip and adams said that his book publisher canceled his upcoming books and entire backlist. adams tweeted that his words were taken out of context and that his cancellation is a result of those living in a fake news bubble. the new york times obituary section recently noted the passing of longtime publisher john mccray, the third now mccray, served as president and publisher of dutton from 1968 to 1981. and then he spent 35 years at henry holt mccray, the new york times writes, was a quote, dashing publishewho gambled on ground breaking books and dauntless lee fended authors who defied injustices committed by their own governments. he spoke out for salman rushdie when the iranian government accused him of blasphemy over the satani

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strategy designed to bring this war to a rapid conclusion or international consultant, anomalous url, rasmussen sais, that washington lacks fiscal restraint. when it comes to shipping funds to ukraine on u. s. edison's, the ones paying for it are becoming increasingly federal. you know, if you hear the rhetoric coming out of the department in the white house, it's like, it's a bottomless. yes. we are already paid for the government, civil servants. i think we're paying military salaries as well. i mean, we're paying pensions. i mean we, we covered, we were covering stuff for ukrainians that we don't cover for our own citizens. we've got so many problems here that drug flowed across the border. we've got accidents happening. we've just had another explosion of been today. that was horrible. other chemical type to disclose. you've got, you know, how i got issues that are schools you know, people are fed up, they are fed up and at some point it will back where in the but right now we've got a state where we've got a policy that is going full, bore ahead no back back, nothing at all. no off ran pla

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for that i want to thank senators such as schellingly hughes and jesse teal and sarah rasmussen in particular to get the he reform to my desk to be signed. they refused to accept possibility that it still would end up as just another casualty of the clock running out in jun. there'sen someone else i want to introduce you to who played an important role in getting this bill across the finish line. she's a champion for -- [inaudible] she refuses to accept things the way they are or how they've always been. if katie boss is here today, and i want to personally thank her on behalf of all alaskans and every survivor that may feel like they don't have a voice. or worse, that they're not being heard. in spite of pain it brought to her, katie raised her voice. katie believed that speaking up would help keep others from experiencing what she's gone from and that speaking up would insure that justice would be served on those who victimize others. in the end, we almost let her down when the passage of that bill was in general. ty. thankfully, we didn't. and i want to read you something he wrote in lette

a rasmussen poll shows two-thirds voters want nashville police to release the manifesto written by thehooter of that christian school and the name of course of the 14509er was audrey haley the manifesto was written we were told we would see part and haven't herd anything. joining me is founder and ceo of turning point usa, charlie kirk. charlie we now have two leftist mass shooters in the last two weeks and the response from our media and the political class and the establishment on the left is, we've got to take guns away from conservatives. that's cute, isn't it? >> yeah. yeah, that's right, and praise god there wasn't a third in colorado. thankfully that one was thwarted but that was idealogically driven as well. it's interesting, the last ten days or two weeks notice we haven't seen these long profile pieces of journalists going to tennessee and talking to classmates of the shooter. what was this person like? did they have certain sentiments, was this trans ideology introduced in what was the turning point. there were some articles but nothing close to the buffalo shooter. that man

russ travers, others in the add administration, steve brew shedty, jeremy bash all rewarded, nick rasmussend for playing part of a hoax but none worse than annie blinken. so is -- antony blinken. maria, when you think about it, the current secretary of state orchestrated a hoax where he framed a foreign government for a crime or for misdeeds that he was committing. look, vladimir putin is a terrible human being. i hope he's prosecuted for, among other things, war crimes in ukraine. but when it comes to drug crimes, gun crimes and financial crimes on the biden family laptoptop, that's on joe biden and his family, not on the russian government. and as things escalate potentially many in ukraine and you have a russian government in vladimir putin threatening to use nuclear weapons, god forbid if we get to a point where that becomes a reality, the last person any of us want dealing with the russian government is antony blinken who just engaged in this and, you know, everyone knows full well what has transa spired including the russian government. maria: i want to talk a bit about china because

jesse rasmussen is apparent in the county and says he can see why. >> some have to skip out on pre-k. the costs are prohibitive. if you make the less they like. >> then middle income. i don't know like we really struggle. we're going to put my 2 year-old into preschool soon. and >> it's going to be very difficult to bend our budget actually afford that. >> over the last 6 years, the county says families have faced wildfires, floods and of course, the covid-19 pandemic, which closed 200 of its 600 plus child care in preschools in the county pre-covid. those numbers were almost 13,000 kids enrolled in preschools. now the sonoma county sees only 7800. i think it's got to at home. >> and maybe parents had stayed on jobs or again had to make smart financial decisions. the county says its children of color who are suffering the most with only 26% of latino kids seen as ready for kindergarten, followed by 33% of black children and 33% of native american kids. >> this father says he can see why pre-k is important and he thinks it's needed for everyone. >> great for socialization. and, you kno

jesse rasmussen is apparent in the county and says he can see why. >> some have to skip out on pre k.costs are prohibitive. if you make the less they like. then middle income. i don't know like we really struggle. we're going to put my 2 year-old into preschool soon. and it's going to be very difficult to bend our budget actually afford that. >> over the last 6 years, the county says families have faced wildfires, floods and of course, the covid-19 pandemic, which closed 200 of its 600 plus child care in preschools in the county pre-covid. those numbers were almost 13,000 kids enrolled in preschools. now the sonoma county sees only 7800. i think it's got to at home. >> and maybe parents had stayed on jobs or again, have to make financial decisions. the county says its children of color who are suffering the most with only 26% of latino kids seen as ready for kindergarten, followed by 33% of black children. and 33% of native american kids. this father says he can see why pre-k is important and he thinks it's needed for everyone. >> great for socialization. and, you know, just emotional

remember, speaking of which, we aren't leading biden by seven points in a rasmussen poll, we are leadingven points in the harvard, the harvard harrison poll, and in several other polls. -- and by 11 points in another poll. the people that said the same thing in 2016, and he will win here but he is not going to win in the general election, they love that, that is the only narrative they have left. but we are winning against everybody and we are doing just as well, just as well in the general election, but it was the same people, i went in and i said boy, he's not going to win, and then i won. and then i won a second time by far more votes but it was a rigged election, so what are you going to do? that is the thing i asked steve and all the people up here because these are incredible people, i don't even care if you help me campaign, you don't have to help you. what i want you to do is help me on election evening which is no longer election evening, it's election. -- it's election month. these people have two months to play around with the book. how did people let this happen? we have to g

a rasmussen poll out today shows that two thirds of the u.s.oters say they want nashville police to release the manifesto written by the shooter of that christian school. and the name, of course, of the shooter was audrey. the manifesto festo was written. we were promised to see at least part of it. haven't really heard anything about it. joining me now, founder and ceo of turning point usa, charlie kirk. >> charlie, so we now have to leftist mass shooters and the last two weeks and the response from our media and our political class and the establishment on the left is we've got to take guns away from conservatives. >> that's cute, isn't it? yeah, that's right. and praise god , there wasn't a third in colorado. thankfully, that one was thwarted, but it seems that one was ideologically driven as well. >> you know, it's what's missing that is most interesting. in the last 10 days or two weeks. do you notice that we haven't seen these long profile pieces of journalists going to tennessee and talking to the classmates of the shooter? what was this

time for a look at the roads alley rasmussen for sal, this morning the alley you're attracting some trouble earlier this morning. how's it looking now? things haven't let up. it's like the problem spots just shift from one part of the bay area to another last hit. we said that in the south bay things were looking good, but since then crashes popped up. this is north end to 80. just north of saratoga. it is blocking one of the middle lane. so we expect the backup to start building behind that in that 2 80 direction here is the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza, and things are improving slightly. there was some slow traffic getting onto the spin to san rafael. but now it's not so bad cemetery bridge has improved , especially compared to a couple of hours ago, when things were at a standstill because of a stalled vehicle on the bridge . when i show this picture of the golden gate, we haven't featured it much this morning. you do see a grease. if you look at the right hand part of the screen there with the flag waving in the wind, but steve paulson nothing like what we saw wind wise yesterd

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