rhode island is a heavily democratic state. you cannot affect change from inside the democratic machinery, you have to do it from outside of the machinery and that is why i am a republican. host: you did look at the counties and how the former president won small counties across the country. tell us what the data showed you. guest: this is crucially important for people to understand because this gets right to the point of helping to inform everybody why trump lost. when you look at the swing states, this is a pattern that existed across the country, whether a red state or blue state, a red county way blue county, and what i mean by red or blue is trump won them in 2016 and 2020. that is read in my opinion. if a democrat won in 2020, that is blue. when you divide things up that way, what you end up with is across the board trump in 2020 relative to 2016 did less well across the board even in the reddest of red states. he did about 2.5 percent less well in 2020 that he did in 2016. the narrative of voter fraud, how could it be i

rhode island is a heavily democratic state. you cannot affect change from inside the democratic machinery, you have to do it from outside of the machinery and that is why i am a republican. host: you did look at the counties and how the former president won small counties across the country. tell us what the data showed you. guest: this is crucially important for people to understand because this gets right to the point of helping to inform everybody why trump lost. when you look at the swing states, this is a pattern that existed across the country, whether a red state or blue state, a red county way blue county, and what i mean by red or blue is trump won them in 2016 and 2020. that is read in my opinion. if a democrat won in 2020, that is blue. when you divide things up that way, what you end up with is across the board trump in 2020 relative to 2016 did less well across the board even in the reddest of red states. he did about 2.5 percent less well in 2020 that he did in 2016. the narrative of voter fraud, how could it be i

he departed for rhode island. brown was later used in a prisoner exchange to secure the release of american general john sullivan, who had been captured during the battle of long island earlier. as they were moving north towards rhode island. they understood that strategically this first amphibious operation conducted by the navy and marines had other benefits. what it did achieve was it forced the british to employ their naval forces over a much broader area in order to protect its other holdings across world. because the marines and sailors demonstrated they could strike them where and when they wanted. that's the great advantage of naval as the fleet north. the british sent the force the delaware river to test the american defenses protect and philadelphia trying to use their advantage of maneuver of seas. this resulted in a second stage of recruitment of sailors and marines, which included a gentleman named robert mullen. mullen was the owner of the ton tavern, the official birthplace of the. this is also the t

pamela of rhode island weekly reports, he decided to put them in his hands.art of our arts and culture series. [sewing machine] >> if someone told me i would be making piers -- purses. i'm lisk the dream. >> the dream is being a designer of handbags, colorful and made by hand in his work shop and sold in hundreds of boutiques. the purses are clutched by martha stewart, sarah jessica parker. not only do they star on the red carpet, they fly down the runway. they are a fusion of art and access other. >> in terms of art, it's interactive, it's modular. i think it speaks in an interesing way. >> and interesting twist carries stetson into the world of access others. he studied studio art and philosophy at brown university and started out creating these digital hybrid paintings. >> computer generated paintings we called it new media and i call it digital art. these are colorful abstract pieces. >> he admits he was unsuccessful and pivoted. his plan b translated to in the bag. >> i worked in a shoe store and i had gift to buy shoes and handbags. so i connected the d

and a rhode island artist fuses design and accessory, creating art you can carry. >> this is the pbsshour w eta studios in washington and from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: the u.s. coast guard temporary alternate channel for vessels involved in clearing debris at the site of the collapsed francis scott key bridge in baltimore. over the weekend, one of the largest floating cranes on the east coast arrived to the site capable of lifting up to 1,000 tons. but before it can start removing steel and concrete, officials have difficult work, like removing a section of the steel bridge that is draped over the cargo ship. today marilyn governor wes moore explained how large of an undertaking the cleanup is. >> we are talking about a situation where a portion of the bridge beneath the water has been described as chaotic wreckage. every time someone goes in the water, they are taking a risk. every time we move a piece of the structure, the situation could become even more dangerous. we have to move fast, but we cannot be careless. geoff: president

. >>> a helicopter crashing into the water in rhode island. the urgent rescue effort before the chopper went down. >>> does walmart owe you money? authorities say time is running out for those who are eligible. >>> and so many of you sent us messages after watching the solar eclipse right along with us. tonight, with help from you, the most stunning images, before we wait another 20 years. >>> good evening and it's great to be back from our coverage of the solar eclipse. we really appreciate you joining us for our special coverage. >>> we begin tonight with several developing headlines. this threat of severe storms, tornadoes, flooding across several states. it gets much worse over the next 24 hours, eventually right up into the northeast. >>> but we do begin tonight with the shockwaves in arizona, after that state's supreme court has now upheld an abortion law dating back to 1864, criminalizing all abortions, except those to save the mother's life. in their decision, the arizona justices referred repeatedly to the u.s. supreme court ruling ov

a helicopter crashed in a lake in the us state of rhode island.upants of these helicopters were rescued by a local resident who was fishing at the time of the accident. rhode island department of the environment he stated that this helicopter was carrying about 20 gallons of gasoline when it crashed. while announcing a 5.5% increase in crime statistics and a 13.5% increase in the number of people with non -german backgrounds, the german interior minister said that he is trying to speed up the process of deporting immigrants. violent crimes, which increased by 8.5 percent compared to last year , will never be tolerated. south korean people go to the polls today to choose their representatives. 44 million are eligible to participate in the elections. this is a test for the president of this country, unsuniol, who was elected in 2020 with a small difference from his rival. pursuing with the conservative party. he is trying to take control of paran, which has been in the hands of the opposition since 2016. good night, god bless you. it pleases the eye

a helicopter crashed in a lake in the us state of rhode island. occupants of this helicopter were rescued by a local resident who was fishing at the time of the accident. the rhode island environmental department announced that this helicopter was carrying about 20 gallons of gasoline when it crashed. good night, god's guardian. a golden opportunity for the comprehensive empowerment course for experts in the field. mental health, students and graduates of psychology and counseling. specialists in the field of mental health, in order to achieve educational justice, under the supervision of lecturers from prominent universities of the country, see specialized and practical training, now in the system. register at www.hhem.ir and benefit from a 50% discount. for more information, no. dear viewers, welcome to 3 am news. the leader of the islamic revolution in his sermons for the eid al-fitr prayer expressed one of the prominent manifestations of the month of ramadan this year, the spread of recitation of the holy quran among different sections of the

aseguraron un comunicado que las operaciones volvieron a la normalidad mientras en la brown en rhode islandes recibieron una carta sobre las consecuencias que podrian enfrentar por los llamados campamentos de solidaridad instalados en el campus. >> en california, la universidad cal poly humboldt anuncio que aplicaran un cierre forzoso y solo personas con permiso podran entrar al campus. >> las clases se de manera remota. >> esto luego que estudiantes bloquearan el acceso a la normalidad. >> mientras en la universidad brown en rhode island, unos 180 llamados campus. >> en cal poly personas las clases se esta esto a un edificio esta semana las manifestaciones han sido una sorpresa para este residente palestino de california. >> creo que es una respuesta completamente valida, por por lo que esta pasando, agrego. >> y de columbia, donde comenzaron las manifestaciones, el senado de la institucion aprobo el viernes una resolucion para la creacion de un grupo de trabajo que examinara a la direccion que la semana pasada llamo a la policia en un intento de desmantelar la protesta. >> por su parte, l

my colleague from rhode island says mr. mangi is as well trained and intelligent as any candidate who's ever come before the judiciary committee. my legal training is well behind me, but i'm quite sure that it included basic due diligence. he may have the dignity and decorum of an oxford don, but he would know the check is course. there are only two explanations, either mr. mangi is so careless that he repeatedly neglected to conduct the due diligence before joining adversary words before radical groups or he joined these groups intentionally. either one mexico him un -- either one makes him unfit for the lifetime appointment. mr. mcconnell: i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. baldwin. >> yesterday, former president trump reminded the entire country that if there's anyone to blame for the annihilation of roe v. wade and the grotesque reversal of women's personal freedoms, it is donald trump and the republican party. on true soldier yesterday the

once the governor of rhode island, raimondo, at 52, seems to have come out of nowhere to become a rising biden administration. as commerce secretary, she's running new projects that could touch the lives of every american. and she's helping lead the expanding cold war with china and confront russia's aggression in ukraine. the battlefield for both those conflicts is technology. >> if you think about national security today, in 2024, it's not just tanks and missiles. it's technology. it's semiconductors. it's a.i. it's drones. and the commerce department is at the red hot center of technology. >> and at the red hot center, a global chip war that ramped up, says gina raimondo, when russia invaded ukraine. >> the commerce department stopped all semiconductor chips from being sold to russia. every drone, every missile, every tank has semiconductors in them. and you know, lesley, you know we're being effective because shortly after we started that work, we heard stories of the russians taking semiconductors out of refrigerators, out of dishwashers. >> what? >> out of breast pumps, getting the

if you're in rhode island, it's the specialty of rhode island. >> seth: okay. >> think of chocolate syrupteach my kids this all the time. don't fill it to the top before you put the syrup in. >> seth: all right. >> coffee syrup, right? >> seth: yes. >> that's it. and just a little more milk in there. then we can actually -- here we go. >> seth: okay. >> i want you to try it. >> seth: so it's just milk with coffee syrup? >> mm-hmm. that's it. >> seth: it's really good, dude. >> it's just -- [ light laughter ] >> seth: it just tastes like -- yeah, it tastes like exactly what it is, yeah. [ laughter ] have you always been obsessed with perfecting a hamburger? >> not always, but the last 20 years or so i have been. >> seth: you've been going around, you got a book of all the regional -- the best regional burgers. >> yes, it's called "hamburger america." also the name of the restaurant. and it's basically -- it's a guide to getting yourself around america to eat authentic regional american hamburgers. >> seth: and were you surprised at how many different regional hamburgers there were when you

. >> joining us now is democratic senator sheldon whitehouse of rhode island. the senate judiciary committee and author of "the scheme, how the right wing used dark money to capture the supreme court." today, senator whitehouse announced he is running for reelection this year to the united states senate in rhode island. senator, thank you very much for joining us tonight. i guess clarence thomas idea of recusal is to just be the one who says the least, which is what he did today. very few words. three questions, i noticed. it didn't take up more than a minute of the courts time each time. >> it is not so much what he has failed to say in the courtroom. it is what he has failed to say to any investigator, to his colleagues on the court, or to the public about what the facts are related to his recusal. and, there is no place in the country where the rule of law, where due process never actually gets at the facts. except as to the supreme court and its own indiscretions and its own ethics problems. and so that remains a real problem. this is now the third case tha

i mean and otherwise the constitution because rhode island and participÉ it at all.so nine out of the 13 needed to ratify and there was a lot of hankie panky that went on. i mean, the the federalists were very they controlled press and in when they didn't have the votes sort of postpone things until they could the votes and then momentum up and as several leaders someone like richard henry lee who was a kind of anomaly because he's an aristocrat says look it's either or nothing and that's what it comes down to because the articles had really collapsed the congress was just not meeting and suddenly people. well, i don't want nothing. i don't want chaos. and someone like nathan smith, who is really the bright guy mind, emerged and who ends up debating hamilton in the new york ratifying convention, he really gives both hamilton and livingston, who are college graduates, a real run for their funds for the further thing i mean the date is very, very fascinating all about aristocracy and and and consolidate those are the two major anti-federalist content. yes this is a con

direct conflicts with badging, but there are even deeper concerns over the fate of taiwan the self, rhode island which china claims its own test file to take by force if necessary. if ranging what to take taiwan, they would radically shift agents balance of power in favor of china. and for japan and the philippines which rely on smooth trade flows through the taiwan straits. they would have national security implications to you and you have to look at the map to understand why move, who to silence the northern most points of the philippines is just 140 kilometers from ty ones, mainland, the nearest shopping. these islands you want to get any, is even closer around 110 kilometers away. japan recently deployed new military units that both are much closer to taipei. the night the manila auto here. increasingly, japan and the philippines are working together in tools now for deal that would allow ben minute trees to be stationed on each other's territory. let's say that as well as the, as a summit, all parts of us efforts to bring their lives in the region closer together. the more you criss crossin

in connecticut and rhode island, more than 10% of democrats voted "uncommitted." in wisconsin, over 8% voted "uninstructed." meanwhile, donald trump won every republican race on tuesday but nikki haley still received about 13% of the vote in connecticut, new york, and wisconsin even though she has suspended her campaign. the white house was forced to cancel its planned ramadan dinner after many muslim american leaders refused to go to protest bidens support for israel. instead of a dinner, biden held a scaled-back meeting tuesday with muslim american community figures but that too was met with protests. the palestinian-american doctor thaer ahmad, who recently volunteered in gaza, walked out of the white house meeting after giving president biden a letter from an eight-year-old orphaned palestinian girl named hadeel that read, "i beg you, president biden, stop them from entering rafah." dr. thaer ahmad spoke to middle east eye after walking out of the white house. >> you cannot engage and try to get them to come out and show up in the primaries are in november --

of the higher education center in different states of america, new york state , massachusetts, rhode islandorgia. 100% support of the american government is given to the zionist regime. well, this caused massive protests in the universities. the location of columbia university is new york. well , columbia university of new york is one of the five oldest universities in america . it has been in service for 250 years. it is a university that is highly regarded. and the media, especially in such a university , work has been done on the public news and students' opinions, and they are supposed to be the mouthpieces of the zionist regime, just like the heads and members of the congress and the heads and members of the american government, and they have been like this for years. it has been taught and inculcated it has been said that you should be against the palestinian people and support the zionist regime in any situation, but this is what we are seeing in these 10 days in this new wave of protests in american universities and educational centers , considering the special importance of this co

and that was senator sheldon whitehouse, democrat of rhode island, jim townsend did the mccarthy hearings on communist? did they accomplish anything, in your view? they really accomplished very little at all when it comes to their stated goal, which was to find communists. no evidence of communist infiltration to root out communists, spying and infiltration. if anything, they got in the way because they diverted a lot of energy and a lot of attention away from investigations that might have found what were some of instances of infiltration. high levels of of the us government. so very little was accomplished by by the investigations themselves. probably the only good that really you can say came out of the whole episode was that the primary subcommittee committee on investigations adopted some reforms so that abuses of the kind that senator mccarthy engaged in would be much harder to engage in in the future. so things like requiring that, both the majority and the minority have a significant role in determining what investigations ought to be pursued, giving the minority the opportunity t

we know what's going on in those markets, but providence, rhode island surprises me.be they're selling in newport and providence is part of newport or virginia beach, for that matter. >> providence, remember, this is a percentage price increase so it may not mean that it's a sort of hot luxury market from a sales volume point of view, but prices have gone up among that top 5% of homes by price. so that's how you define luxury in that market. so it just could be that a lot of homes are getting up to that price and those at the top have seen you can get a small number of deals in providence that can push that higher, but again, it's interesting how dispersed -- and new york, by the way, had a 10% decline in prices. so we think the usual wealth hot spots is coming from the outer markets right now. >> very interesting. >> robert frank, thank you, sir. >>> let's go to courtney reagan for a cnbc news update. >> president biden renewed u.s. commitment to ukraine in a phone call today with president volodymyr zelenskyy. a according to the white house, biden assured to pass th

and that was senator sheldon whitehouse, democrat of rhode island, jim townsend did the mccarthy hearings on communist? did they accomplish anything, in your view? they really accomplished very little at all when it comes to their stated goal, which was to find communists. no evidence of communist infiltration to root out communists, spying and infiltration. if anything, they got in the way because they diverted a lot of energy and a lot of attention away from investigations that might have found what were some of instances of infiltration. high levels of of the us government. so very little was accomplished by by the investigations themselves. probably the only good that really you can say came out of the whole episode was that the primary subcommittee committee on investigations adopted some reforms so that abuses of the kind that senator mccarthy engaged in would be much harder to engage in in the future. so things like requiring that, both the majority and the minority have a significant role in determining what investigations ought to be pursued, giving the minority the opportunity t

the fda says infections have been reported in florida, georgia, minnesota, missouri, new jersey, rhode islandwisconsin. if you've purchased it, throw it out or return it for a full refund. >>> attention starbucks lovers. the taste of your favorite starbucks drink may not be different but the cup they serve it to you in will be. the chain has given its cold drink cups an environmentally friendly redesign that uses up to 20% less plastic. it's the company's latest effort to reduce its environmental impact. >>> that's your cbs "moneywatch" report for this friday morning. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> a group of people apparently interested in getting some photos is accused of endangering a couple of bear cubs in north carolina. look at that video. the people are seen pulling the baby bears from tree branches on tuesday. one person posed for pictures with one. when wildlife experts arrived on the scene, they found one of the cubs there, which was lethargic and limping. that bear was brought to a rehab center where it's recovering. but come on, people. got to use your head. >>> up ne

in rhode island much of the same just under 15% uncommitted for democrats with president biden easilyinning with more than 82% of the vote. and for republicans in the ocean state nearly 85% in favor of the 45th president but just over 10% voting for necky hailey. and in wisconsin, just over 8% of democrats chose uni instructed versus the 88% who chose president biden. just under 80% of republicans in wisconsin chose former president trump. the rest hit in their vote between candidate who is dropped out or uninstructed. their wins this week bring president biden's delegate count to 336 and former psint trump's to 861 next, part oforr president trump's rally in green bay, wisconsin fm this past tuesday before primary polls closed there. it was one of two stops he made that day. the earlier being in another midwest swing state. michigan. >> think of it. the legions and legions of biden migrants pouring into it -- we are becoming a third-world done terrorism we are actually becoming a third-world country. [applause] and it's no wonder joe biden and his subs are desperate to stop us. they

. >>> federal officials are investigating the cause of a helicopter crash today in rhode island.er with two people on board went down in a pond and then sank. a man who happened to be fishing helped them out of the water. the pilot was treated at the scene, and a female passenger was taken to the hospital for evaluation. >>> "heart of america" is next with a special dog taking on an important job to help those in need. >>> finally, tonight's "heart of america." meet the guide dogs, guiding eyes for the blind. this new york based nonprofit hs been trained guide dogs to those with vision loss, and they do it free of charge thanks to the work of over 1,000 volunteers, guiding eyes is able to provide 150 dogs a year to those in need. we sat down with president and ceo thomas pan acand his own guide dog, ten, who has handed off to him from fellow board member and giants quarterback, eli manning. >> blindness isn't easy to deal with, you know. finding my shoes in the morning is tough. i can't see the stars at night. couldn't see the eclipse last night. but i do have this wonderful dog

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today is also primary day in arkansas, connecticut, mississippi, rhode island and wisconsin. >>> a six-week abortion ban is set to begin in florida in 30 days. that's because the state supreme court upheld a current 15-week ban paving the way to implement the already-approved stricter law. but the state justices are also giving voters the final say, allowing a constitutional amendment to preserve abortion access to appear on the ballot in november. if approved, florida's constitution would allow abortion up until vieability, which is right around 24 weeks. a ballot measure was also app approved to approve recreational marijuana for people over the age of 21. >>> breaking overnight in gaza, seven aid workers, including an american have been killed by an apparent israeli strike, according to world central kitchen. our team in gaza saw victims with british, australian and polish passports all being brought to the hospital. for the very latest on this, let's go live to chapman bell. we know this is still very much developing. what do we know about what happened so far? >> reporter: good morning

here are some of the headlines and flashpoints today in rhode island. brown university said it will hear arguments for divestment if students end their encampment within the next few days. that's according to a letter sent to the students from the university's president. and in new york, negotiations between columbia university leaders and protesters have broken down. the university's president sent a letter to the school community saying that talks had ended without an agreement. president gave students until 2 p.m. today to leave or risk suspension. despite that threat, protests remained out in full force today, with estimates of 1000 additional students who created a perimeter around the encampment ahead of the afternoon deadline. over the weekend, we saw demonstrators on both sides at ucla. the police arrived after those dueling protesters clashed. several fights, several confrontations. jewish students say the campus atmosphere at ucla is so hostile they're afraid. pro-palestinian protesters said this is about protecting innocent civilians in gaza

i plopped a week of hunger strikes and, and cameron's students at brown university in rhode island site, they have secured when the universities leadership has agreed to vote on a proposal to withdrawal investment from companies that have ties to as ro street as they have been demanding for universities to divest from fins, they believe profit from israel is more on gaza of more on this is bringing ready a residence like and a boot l. a shop who represent the brown davis coalition at brown university that joining us from providence, rhode island, thanks so much for being with us here on the al jazeera festival. how about the win? is this for you and can just give us an idea of how tough the negotiations were with the university. so yeah, i mean, i'll say that this is a really big win for us. browse that is formally is the best in process since 2019 when we brought a proposal or brought together some companies facilitating and profiting off of this really occupational part right now dennis, i have not homeless has been stole of waste was not allowed to do any 19 this year, a lot of i was

isabel rosales is at brown university in providence, rhode island. nick watt is at the university of southern california in los angeles. nick, you've seen some physical altercations. what's happening now? >> well, right now, i would say he school the passionate and a lot of speakers, lot of chanting. there is only one solution into fighter revolution resistance is justified that listen, i know that there are jewish students on this campus who feel uncomfortable walking around their own campus, hearing that it has been peaceful ever since the security officials really pulled back. now, we saw some really ugly scenes when they came in, tried to clear this area of tense. and when one protester was arrested soon as that protester was released, the temperature went way way down. >> but the lapd has said that they might come in at some point to clear this area. >> there are dozens of lapd squad cars waiting just off-campus for now. jake is peaceful. of course the tension here heightened by the fact that a young muslim woman who is supposed to be the valedi

biden and trump won in rhode island, connecticut, new york, and wisconsin. on the campaign trail the two are attacking each other on separate issues. here's nancy cordes. >>> joe biden's border bloodbath, and that's what it is, it's a bloodbath -- >> reporter: despite criticism from both sides, former president trump used the word bloodbath again, this time to describe crimes committed by migrants. >> the democrats said please don't call them animals. they're humans. i said, they're not humans. they're not humans. they're animals. >> reporter: it was 2.5 weeks ago while talking about the future of the u.s. auto industry that trump warned of a bloodbath if he isn't elected in november. his campaign went a step further, launching an immigration-related website called biden bloodbath, though there is no evidence that undocumented migrants commit violent crimes at higher rates than u.s. citizens. what's the white house reaction to the use of that term, bloodbath? >> we have to denounce any violent rhetoric that we hear. certainly from our leaders, right. >> repo

analysis that reports on co2, but we now have additional pilot studies in los angeles, providence, rhode islandto grow with partners, everywhere across the world. >> it's really interesting. i think we are in a bit of a bay area bubble right here. we see a lot of folks that are driving electric cars. perhaps you even drive one, but anytime you're on the freeway, you definitely see like, wow, another electric car, another tesla. do you think that other parts of the state, even other parts of the country, would fare as well as we do here in the bay area when it comes to the adoption of evs? we know there's a been a big, federal push to try and make them more attractive to folks with these rebate incentives, but what do you think? yeah. >> so i think i was i hadn't looked at the adoption until we wrote this paper. so it turns out here in the bay area, about for a little more than 4.5% of cars are electric and hybrid electric. that's almost double the rate in southern california, and certainly much more than other parts of the country. but i think our success here will be a model for other people,

the self, rhode island which china claims its own on his file to take by force if necessary. if ranging words take taiwan, it would radically shift agents balance of power in favor of china and japan and the philippines which rely on smooth trades flows through the taiwan straits. they would have national security implications to you and you have to look at the map to understand why my food of silence. the northern most points of the philippines is just 140 kilometers from taiwan. is mainland, the nearest dropping these islands. you on a, greeny, is even closer around 110 kilometers away. japan recently deployed new military units that both so much closer to taipei, the neither manila or tokyo, the increasingly japan and the philippines of working together in tools now for deal that would allow then, minute trees to be stationed on each of this territory. let's say that as well as the se summit, all parts of us efforts to bring their lives in the region closer together. the more you criss crossing lines you have over the region, the more complex the strategic decisions decisi