robby here is your first headline.ke tickets to fake orgy that she said took place after hours at orlando seaworld. fake news or florida? [laughter] >> i'm so bad at this game compared with presidential trivia. i would say that was real, florida. kennedy: know robert is like the point that was fake news. but everyone on the team wanted that to be real so badly they might help take us to a fake orgy at seaworld. regular always trickle reader with that kind of headline. before you know dolphins. [inaudible] hornet men rest after crashing his vehicle to bar so he could steal a bottle of dr pepper. fake news or florida, kevin? >> that is totally for the lord that is. attempted to get into the redirect bar in panama city, one of my favorites were the bar was closely drove his truck to the front glass, grabbed a dr pepper, satin table and drink at my man well done. >> cheers. victory is so handsome. that looks like four guys that cat dated. cap this is for you. florida man arrested for eating pancakes in the middle of the ro

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robby, syria and libya are interchangeable aren't they? [laughter] i guess they're all countries we have intervened into much for my libertarian foreign policy perspective, which is of the secular dictator trying to overthrow, did overthrow, made the country worse. but anyway i don't think his actions, his speech, his words inspire a lot of confidence that he knows what's going on. maybe he does know it's going on. there are enough slip-ups painfully awkward moments in conversation that it's hard not to take notice. does he know he's present as he notes going on? it's not obvious it's not evident. that reasonably makes people concerned perfectly mainstream press often feels like it's their job to make excuses for that and cover up and ignore. we see that day after day. act like every things fine. maybe it is fine but it certainly doesn't look that way. kennedy: i hopis of us and ruled by committee help the committee has some irrational members on it. so doug schoen eve said the press is an gaffe machine. that is a known quantity during his

robby soave, alex berenson and dan kovalik. >> it certainly does not work.mes through with the same sort of vigor it did before. let me more angry. it's like you're trying to deprive them of their reason to be angry does not work. what we need to do to not have it occur in the first place is to have new standards for how these things shake out. bike leave people alone if it is not newsworthy. do not join pylons in social media. the harassing up man. maybe there's more going on and you could embarrass yourself of getting it totally wrong is what occurred with the actual example arm referring to. people need to be a little bit more patient. less apt to jump down each other's throats and want to be outraged and angry all the time. that is the broad kind of social or cultural change we need parts make it take some real reflection to not be so reactive. alex, same thing is there a possibility for forgiveness? we see people cancel but chris harrison no longer the host of the bachelor. a show he's hosted for 15, 16 years, what you think? >> i'm probably the worst p

robbie. but when i had to register for the draft, this was my big fear.before now. not only would you be dying, but there is no toilet paper and there -- you have to... fill your way to the outhouse or something. and then you would die. >> greg: think about the trenches. i mean, i am such a high gene -- he would know it by the way i look, but i am clean. oliver, jimmy. as a cabdriver, yes, this is your primal concern is traffic in a bathroom. if you ever get in the cab, you notice everyone is drinking a double xl coffee, but there's never coffee in the cup. he basically just bring a bathroom with you everywhere you go. but if you are not comfortable going to the bathroom outside, you are never going to fit in and san francisco. >> true. >> greg: if you to an new york city, you are accused cultural appropriation. kat, when you are walking down times square and you see these bottles, these yellow bottles, beware. because when a car drives and runs over it, you get the whole thing on your face. am i going to far with this? >> i've never thought about that. i

kennedy: right, kat and robbie now tied.und question worth two points a piece anyone can win. robbie this is for you florida woman arrested for attempting to break an aquarium octopus take with a hammer, fake news or florida. >> let's say that's fake news, you're so good, you can't win but you can do better, the florida man erotic dance inside japanese steakhouse fake news or florida. >> hope that florida, 74-year-old started stripping and dancing erotically for the female of a married couple he did not know the steakhouse in clearwater the couple asked him to leave and became belligerent calling the woman fact and threatening to fight her spouse, that is a very florida night. you have three, kat you can tie with the wind florida man arrested for standing at a walmart parking lot with a blue vest in trying to charge shoppers $3 for parking, fake news or florida. >> it's either florida or fake news. kennedy: pick one of those, those are the choices. >> fake. kennedy: it is fake, you tie, congratulations, coming up businesses

howie: robby, i'll agree with jeff toobin on deeply moronic.back. >> yeah, this whole segment was very uncomfortable to watch. i don't enjoy watching people embarrass themselves. i'm generally anti-cancel culture and for forgiving people. what he has done is very bad. he's almost apologizing like he committed murder. yeah, i think if this was anybody else, it probably -- he probably wouldn't have been forgiven and brought back. i don't know. i guess i'm never too upset when we choose to forgive people. it's very selective who gets forgiven in this media environment. howie: i'm not saying he should be banned for life. if cnn was going to let him back on the air, at least it was with a difficult interview in which he had to answer were obviously for him, for us watching, uncomfortable questions. >> so awkward for everyone. they had to ask him the questions. i'm glad they didn't just bring him back on air and have him talk about the supreme court. that would have been weird. we haven't figured out how to --adjudicate when people get to rehabilitat

the gating possible links to terrorism. 2 days after the deadly knife attack invert spurred. cheer robbie still cannot believe what happened by chance. the refugee from iran was in town when he encountered the suspected attacker. 3 having suddenly enjoy it, was a young man sitting on this ben jeter. i saw the tanka with a knife in his hand. what so come officer, that this young man, 5 times i was blinded by rage and i couldn't stop myself. i just went off to the rough time 0. witnesses captured that moment on their mobile phones for chia, robbie, there was no question that he should get involved. the bystanders intervened to and possibly saved lives. the various state premier market sort of visited the sea and he prayed the 42 year old radian who's waiting for his asylum application to be decided to move. tom, you have the courage to intervene, even putting yourself in danger to help others without any obligation as bad as they was. i think you are ray of hope talk is glenna. thank you sir. it is said he deserved a metal for bravery. chair, a b believe he was just doing the right thing. a

and robbie, editor-in-chief at foreign policy. thanks for coming back. okay. joel, put into perspective this interview with joe biden and the russian president. is there a possibility of a stable trustworthy really successful working relationship with vladimir putin? i mean, do the united states and russia have same common goals? >> well, from a strategic perspective, there are a lot of opportunities for stability. and joe biden is no stranger to this debate. he was chairman of the senate foreign relations committee a number of years. a big leader on nuclear nonproliferation efforts, for example. the first move he made towards russia when he came into office was to renew the new start agreement, an arms control agreement that we have had with russia for a number of years. so there are opportunities. and i think that's what the white house wants clearly. they want predictability and stability. that isn't always what we get with vladimir putin. he pulls a lot of strings. ukraine will come up, other critical issues in the middle east may come up as well. so there

. >> detective robbie williams was in far behind. >> i received a call at my desk.oung lady was unresponsive. it appeared he may have received a gunshot wound to the head. >> williams arrived and quickly sized up the seas. >> there are officers already trying to revive her. she's laying down in the lobby area of her apartment complex. that leads from the upper stairs which are the apartments into the garage areas. and then we just started getting into the processing of the crime scene. making sure that we identified as many witnesses and if there is also other victims. >> but the only obvious victim was crystal. she had been shot in the head. paramedics took her to the hospital. and detective williams got straight to work finding witnesses. >> this is early morning. there's kids walking to school. there's people preparing themselves for their day of work. so, a lot of people were up and reported hearing the gunshots. >> a father making breakfast for his kids looked at the kitchen window when he heard the shot. he saw a man running. an 11-year-old girl on the sidewal

the light skin offices are located in the robbie co founder and it was and has come from the us to discuss future strategies for africa. the social entropy, newer is now focusing on helping people who have recently lost access to energy sources. it is in injustice that you have 1300000000 people in the world who are still burn kerosene for lighting. when the light bulb was invented more than 100 years ago. this doesn't make sense. technology is like, well, bell banking have made it easy for the late release itself in kenya, maybe if the 2nd biggest market for solar energy after india goes on and his colleagues and now hoping to expand into other markets in africa. if we're going to provide universal energy access, solar is going to be a critical part of that equation. we book a really nice motion agreed means that she no longer has to buy electricity. dockins and her children have enough light to see when they're drawing the clean energy source, even paul as a security light in her front yard. it helps detectives at night to match up. in the evenings we leave the outside light on and all o

just went off to the rough time 0. witnesses captured that moment on their mobile phones for chia, robbie, there was no question that he should get involved. the bystanders intervened to and possibly saves lives. the various state premier markers said visited the sea and he prayed the 42 year old, radiate who's waiting for his asylum application to be decided in the mood. you had the courage to in, to be and even putting yourself in danger to help others without any obligation as bad that they was. i think you were ray of like line or thank you. so it is said he deserved a metal for bravery. chair, a b, believe he was just doing the right thing just in sports news. now if you are a 2020 portugal out onto the last 2 belgium and the round to 16 tobin as made the difference with the super long range goal in the 1st half belgium held on despite losing key players to injury. this now means portugal gives up hopes of a european championship ship trophy and the czech republic have reached the quarter finals offer a surprise when over the netherlands in budapest. my task de licks red cod is the 2

robbie and his four college classmates decide to move a board game into local legendary cav earn andnto a harrowing adventure and growing suspension. if you need a hint. >> give mejia a me a hint. >> the star went on to win two academy awards. >> i give up. >> tom hanks >> it was a tv movie. and nick? it as well. >> jimmy: you're right. he sure is. >> jimmy: boy, this is i good looking cover. a freakish army experiment out of control, terrorizes a resort town and idyllic resort community ravaged by an unimaginable terror, horrible bodies mangle the country side and sheriff leads into a fantastic secret the killers it seems are renegade rottweiler s. if you don't know if by then i don't think you're going to get this one. >> okay. there's quite a few killer dog movies, all right. but i'm going to say it's the early ozb film. >> jimmy: take a look, it's dogs of hell. >> let me see that for a second. >> jimmy: yeah, you can have that. >> i might oh, the original title -- [ cheers and applause ] that's the cheeky video title. look at that. >> jimmy: there you go. it was originally in 3d.

let's bring in "reason" magazine associate editor, robbie suave.ou have a lot to talk about with this upcoming story. andy slavitt, former covid-19 czar, he getting slammed on social media for telling cbs said americans needed to sacrifice more during the covid-19 pandemic? 22 million businesses shut down. what did you think of his comment. >> i think it is insulting for people that tried hard. we were told we would have to lock down, social distance for 14, 15 days. that stretched on well beyond a year. people lost their businesses. they suffered depression. they were not allowed to see family members, couldn't go to funerals, churches, vacations, anything. many people who run the society mayors, et cetera, got caught doing things citizens were not allowed to do. everyone tried their hardest for the most part. we couldn't have done more. in fact the fault was in government planners thinking this would make sense to do this forever. also giving bad advice all the time. remember when we were told the parks and beaches should be closed. now we know t

. >> thanks, robbie. >>> up gold. introduce you to the team usa gymnastics team led by simone biles. >>> this was crazy and scary to see. french police continue to lookz cyclists competing in this world famous race to crash. it happened saturday. the pileup started when german cyclist, tony martin went tumbling after running straight into a sign being held out by an unidentified woman. he fell off his bike, and you can see what happened next. the tv coverage shows a woman flashing a sign towards the cameras and not looking behind her as the cyclists approach. >> that's terrible. team usa, the women's gymnastics team, has been finalized. that is great new, and they are expected to bring home a lot of gold from tokyo. the olympic trials wrapped up in st. louis. simone biles was the headliner, she continues to move the sport forward by pulling off moves never achieved before while adding to her gold medal collection. >> i am older, so i get tired quicker. i was really happy, but i was sad because everybody came out to wa

how you doing, robbie? >> we show you the temperatures across the pacific northwest, a notable drop in the last 24 hours. keep in mind, same time yesterday we had temperatures up to 108 in seattle and 116 in portland. as we continue with our climate in crisis coverage, how much is this extreme heat this far north attributed to climate change? what we're beginning to see are more of these extremes occurring in locations where you didn't see them before, with the example of seattle. it took 124 years to have three days above 100 degrees. in the three days from friday, saturday, sunday, you matched what you had in 124 years in three days. as the temperatures shift warmer and hotter to more northern latitudes you are seeing heat wave probability increasing over a longer calendar year including spring and fall as well, something we're also seeing in california, obviously, with more frequent droughts and enhanced fire danger. right now we've got fog. look at san francisco, a pretty view. west wind at 5 miles per

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joining us as car mueller of the international campaign for tibet. chi, i'm struck by the words of robbie barnett from the report we just saw about the fight over memory that will determine the values and traditions of a younger generation of tibetans. what are your thoughts on that? well, i think it's, it's obviously a struggle over over cultural identity about cultural heritage off tibetans which shows an indifferent aspect. for example, if you take language as one important vehicle, an instrument to transport or to, to further develop culture and the chinese government's onslaught on the use of tibetan language. this is clearly one example for the better here into bad about cultural identity, about the cultural d n a off the tibetan people itself, and they are quite a few and tibetans who in their local communities tried to protect in that case to bad language. for example, as a means or as an integral part of the tibetan culture. and they wish to, to, to use their language to develop their language and not it being a colloquial means of communications. i remember by visit till after m

griff: robbie, ten seconds left. just difference given to state to set own policies. i don't think the supreme court is going to agree. but we will see, we will see if it gets there. griff: great discussion, thank you. >> thank you. jessica: thanks, griff. griff: trying to find answers in the double murder mystery in rural south carolina. that's next. griff: new twist in the story of double murder of wealthy south carolina mother and son, investigators are reopening a 2015 cold case linked to the family. senior correspondent laura ingle live with the latest, hi, laura. >> such an interesting story, griff, as you know. just yesterday the prominent and influential family of mother and son offered up a 100,000-dollar reward for information in this case and as we've been talking about, there's the new twist where the investigators are also taking a look at another unsolved death that had gone cold, cold case until this double homicide. let's get into here. maggie murdoff shot dead outside of country home, the bodies disc

a tie, i'm struck by the words of robbie barnett from the report we just saw about the fight over memory that will determine the values and traditions of a younger generation of tibetans. what are your thoughts on that? well, i think it's, it's obviously a struggle over over cultural identity about cultural heritage off tibetans which shows an indifferent aspect. for example, if she would take language as one important vehicle, an instrument to transport or to, to saw further develop codger and the chinese government onslaught on the use of tibetan language. this is clearly one example for the better here in tibet about cultural identity, about the cultural d. n. a. often tibetan people itself and they are quite a few and 2 bedrooms who in their local communities try to protect in that case at about language. for example, as a means or as an integral part of the tibetan culture. and they wish to to, to use their language to develop their language and not it being a colloquial means of communications. i remember by visit to last or more than a decade ago, actually in late 2008. and i reme

just went off to the last time 0. witnesses captured that moment on their mobile phones for chia, robbie, there was no question that he should get involved. the bystanders intervened too, and possibly saved lives. bavaria state premier market said visited the sea in praise. the 42 year old radian who's waiting for his asylum application to be decided if you've been moved, you have the courage to in, to be in the even putting yourself in danger to help others without any obligation as bad that they was. i think you were ray of like line or thank you so to said he deserve to meddle for bravery. chair, a be believe he was just doing the right thing to for the news now and the year or 2020 portugal i was offered a loss to belgium in the round of 16 talk on as arm as the difference with the super long range goal in the 1st half belgium held on despite using key players to injury. this now means portugal gives up hopes for european championship trophy. the czech republic have reached the quarter finals offers the prize win over the netherlands in budapest, martinez. the legs are red cod in the

i was the detective sergeant robbie on the side and those are part of the crimes that we investigate and follow up on. >> retired richmond police sergeant mitchell offers this recommendation for drivers who want to be less of a target for carjackers number one advice is to leave enough room between you and the car in front of you so that you can get away. always leave yourself. an escape when you come to a stop light. >> you know, leave 10 feet in front of you. here is a list of some of the things police recommend you do to reduce your risk of being a carjacking victim, including parking in well lit and well traveled areas and having your car keys ready before you reach your vehicle. and if you're in a fender drive to a safe location like the nearest police station just in case that student was a tactic used to get you out of your car. oakland police investigators say that these carjackings are happening across the city. no specific location and they're occurring at all hours of the day. >> i a kron 4 news. >> right. well, good advice there. his we switch gears now take a live look o

miss robbie has will the monsoon comes to nepal every year. farmers rely on heavy rains to revitalize rivers and their crops. but no flush floods and landslides made worse due to the loose soil from past earthquake for people living in the foothills of the himalayas. the perils of the wet season have only just begun yet to think about making a new start. all the riches that we are in lie in that house which is now covered in mud. and it's not, it's usable. we don't have anything. now, not a thought about way to go and how to go. soldiers have been air listed in and have rescued dozens of people, but many more remain at risk. and since paul chuck, district and heavy rains are expected to continue for at least the next 2 days. the situation is being compared to an earthquake 6 years ago saying something about this. flush flood is attributed to heavy rainfall and upper lying areas, incessant rainfall and movement of masses underneath the glaciers. trend down hill . these have dumped into low lying areas here we suspect it's a glacial outburst. survivors are streaming in to make shift she

it's an extremely important election, robbie met him trying to confirm his political legitimacy after having been designated in 2018 after his previous test or resigned his party. the 3rd party is considered to be the favorite in the selection, but we have to keep in mind that not the entire country is able to vote today. more than $100.00 constituencies will not be able to vote. this includes the entire gray region as well as parts of the region or the somali or region, the faces mounting, international pressure for the situation in the gray region where an armed conflict is still going on between the federal army, backed by a return soldiers and the t p s the 2 great peoples the ration front, which is the former ruling party in the country. there's a great humanitarian crisis unfolding and to greg and the un is hidden. speaking of a possible simons, i do not have any ac units. unfortunately, i sold out of those within the 1st 2 days. i brought them in this week. i didn't think it would be this hot. i mean, i come here all the time, but today is just like really the surface of the gr

you know, actually, robbie's here with the details mean these are serious charges, considering these women have been posting short videos online. they are indeed richard hunting. hassan, who is 20 years old and has more than 900000 followers on, picked up, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison. a co defendant mother of them who is 23 and has more than a 1000000 followers, has been sentenced to 6 years. both women have been accused of quote, using girls and acts contrary to the principles and values of egyptian society with the aim of gaining material benefits, which according to the authorities, concert human trafficking. this is not the 1st time the state has come after these 2 women, her son who is a student at the university of keitel with 1st arrested last year for violating family values. after she posted a video telling her female followers that they could use like another video content creation platform and make money. the authority said that she was encouraging women to sell sex online. mobile, the other was arrested for the same offense, a month later after she paused to

they had happened, they sent me to prison for a 2nd degree murder, some dues robbie. they were supposed to been the middleman going to get drugs and in the, in the rob and me because it, it happened to us in our business the found the business. so much this guy, he wasn't just the one that was robbing me all the time. he was the image of somebody had been victimized in my family in all these other times you got away with this time you wanna go and get away. so it was kind of like a retaliation thing for you and your time you got to pay for that. and so what i found is that what you can forgive, you end up becoming what you can forgive, you end up becoming so i had to learn how to forgive and let a go. and i had to learn how to give him the day go. because he was also after i got to see his record, guy had a rough seat, you know, from here from one sided room to the other. you know, and i, and i could see that, you know, he needed the same help that i need. we are generally taught to imagine that there is such thing as, for example, a murderer. in other words, the murd

and a new variance could mean more outbreaks than best robbie reports. on wednesday, parts of australia reinstated restrictions to capture the threat of a new outbreak. clearly the seas and evolving situation, we would have preferred not occurred, but given what is occurred, the new southwell government will be taking action today to limit the freight of bodies. i very contagious variance of coded neighboring new zealand. also sounded the alarm raising its alert level and temporarily closing its border. the new delta variance of the nobel corona virus 1st detected in india is more infectious, and health experts say a serious threat to eradicating the disease. to make matters worse, more than 20 cases of an even more infectious strain dub delta plus have been found in 3 indian states. health officials say the new mutation is a serious concern. on tuesday, german chancellor, anglo merkel criticized european countries after arise and infections in tourism dependent portugal where half of new cases or the delta various public. but all i regret that we haven'

sometimes you can visit totally one of my what not de la skin office is located in robbie co founder and has come from the us to discuss future strategies for africa. the social entropy, newer is know, focusing on helping people who have recently lost access to energy sources. it is in injustice that you have 1300000000 people in the world who are still burn kerosene for lighting. when the light bulb was invented more than 100 years ago, this doesn't make sense. technology is like mobile banking have made it easy for the late establish itself in kenya. maybe if the last 2nd biggest market for solar energy after india goes on and his colleagues and now hoping to expand into other markets in africa. if we're going to provide universal energy access. solar is going to be a critical part of that equation. we book a really nice modular grid means that she no longer has to buy electricity. dockins and her children have enough light to see when they're drawing the clean energy source, even policy security light in her front. yet it helps detect the is a night to another matter. in the eveni

same bas robbie reports for canada's indigenous people. it's another tragic but not unexpected moment. less than a month after the remains of $215.00 children were found in british columbia. more unmarked graves uncovered at another catholic residential school in sketch. one province. we started our radar, penetrating research on june. the 2nd of 2021. as of yesterday, we have a hit 751 unmarked graves. one survivor said indigenous people were labeled heathens by the catholic church. and nuns told the children, they didn't have souls. 8 years old and i went to boarding school down there. i had, i was taken by my parents to go at that time. if the parents didn't want to allow their children to go to boarding school, one of them has to go to jail when order to keep the family together. we went to boarding school, they brought us there. we stayed there. first nations leaders in canada are now demanding the pope apologize for atrocities committed against them in the name of the catholic church and help them identify their dead country wide pro

be a ploy by the lucas shackle government to arrest a journalist, romano, 4 percentage monopoly robbie's been following the story mino, why did the bell or russian authorities go to such great lengths to get this guy for the say, which is a 26 year old who co founded an edited a channel called next on the messaging platform, telecom that channel played a big role in documenting and organizing some of the protests that broke out last year against the election of president alexander cushion called now put the savage, who no longer works with next was able to do his journalism in relative safety from lithuania, where he's been in exile since last year late last year in november, he was charged enough censure with organizing rights and inciting social hatred. last sunday, put the service was on a reiner flight, heading back to lithia from a conference in greece. the plane was over bel ocean airspace when the crew received orders to land in minutes because of the possibility of explosives on board. as soon as the flight landed put, the savage and his girlfriend was arrested by the authorities

same bas robbie has the latest me, ah, the leaders in canada are struggling to come to grips with the legacy of their predecessors. across the country. activists are calling for the removal of statues . dedicated to men, considered forefathers whose names are increasingly synonymous with a legacy of discrimination and violence against indigenous communities. oh, this is a town in horrible grief. this is a community broken. this is a community stunned and shattered and grasping for ways to deal with it. and it's hard for a lot of people to comprehend this. a week ago, the remains of 215 children were found in an unmarked grave at an old boarding school. designed to culturally isolate indigenous children from their families. since then, canada has been going through a public reckoning. 215. indigenous kids were found in an unmarked mass grave. anytime we think about unmarked mass graves, we think about a distant country where a genocide has happened. this is not a distant country, this is here in canada, from the 1880 to 1996 and estimated 150000 children were taken from their homes. ma

once lived, where his children once played and where his wife lives buried beneath the mud zane bus robbie l t 0. the white house says ransom where a tank that shut down meet production in both the us and a stray. the probably came from russia. j. b, s is the world's largest meet packer. it sold subrogation, disrupted on monday investigation suggest the hackers were from a criminal group likely based in russia. it follows another hack, last month from a different group tied to russia, which crippled fuel supplies in the east in the us. to lays president is from a sing a social aid package for victims of the covered $900.00 pandemic. sebastian finance also used his last state of the nation address to announce the foss cracking of a bill that would legalize same sex marriage with that has even raised eyebrows in his own conservative alliance. oh, that's in america. it's saying human reports from santiago, this protest doesn't gather right in front of the presidential palace, just a couple of hours after president made his last national address to the nation. they're here demanding the releas

failing to appear before an inquiry investigating corruption during his time and office saying bas robbie reports. for the 1st time, a former south african leader is facing jail time. jacob's humor has been ordered to surrender himself to police within 5 days. he was sentenced to 15 months for failing to appear at a corruption hearing. the constitutional court judges decision leaves the former president with few legal options and the extent to which mister myers attempted to justify fire through public statements. nor did i live in the statements were not for my defeat, it so far to be disregarded. the constitutional court can do nothing but conclude that mister may is guilty of the kind of contempt of court. never zoom resigned from office in 2018 who after his own party threatened to pass a vote of no confidence against him over allegations of high level financial corruption and grabbed tax during his time as president and deputy president, he's always maintained his innocence, but has not co operated with investigators, may i ask you then as to how you feed to the charges that have bee

it's an extremely important election robbie met his trying to confirm his political legitimacy after having been designated in 2018 after his producer are resigned to his party. the prosperity party is considered to be other favorites in the selection, but we have to keep in mind that not the entire country is able to vote today. more than $100.00 constituencies will not be able to vote. this includes the entire 2 grey region as well as parts of the region, or somali or region faces mounting international pressure for the situation in the gray region where an armed conflict is still going on between the federal army backed by every trans holders and the t p. s the people's ration fronts, which is the former ruling party in the country. certainly a great humanitarian crisis unfolding into gray. and the un, even speaking of a possible simon's i do not have any ac units. unfortunately, i sold out of those within the 1st 2 days. i brought them in this week. i didn't think it would be this hot. i mean i come in all the time, but today is just like really the surface of the ground is super

i was the detective sergeant robbie on the side and those are part of the crimes that we investigatelow up on. >> retired richmond police sergeant mitchell offers this recommendation for drivers who want to be less of a target for carjackers number one advice is to leave enough room between you and the car in front of you so that you can get away. always leave yourself. an escape road. when you come to a stop light. >> you know, leave 10 feet in front of you. here is a list of some of the things police recommend you do to reduce your risk of being a carjacking victim, including parking in well lit and well traveled areas and having your car keys ready before you reach your vehicle. and if you're in a fender drive to a safe location like the nearest police station just in case that student was a tactic used to get you out of your car. oakland police investigators say that these carjackings are happening across the city. no specific location and they're occurring at all hours of the day. >> thin

and islamic for the vin bas robbie has more be canadian prime minister. just in trudeau left, a little doubt about the nature of a truck attack on sunday that killed 4 members of a muslim family. he called it an act of terrorism. an incident that could have been defined as a local hate crime, elevated to the status of a national tragedy. as canadians, we make a pact with one another that we will look out for each other. take care of each other, respect each other. well, for the muslim canadian community, that packed has been broken too many times it slam a phobia is real, racism is real hours before attending a visual for the victims in london, ontario trudeau was on the floor of the canadian parliament in ottawa, where he promised to go after and dismantle hate groups and curve online hate speech that has fueled islam of phobia and hate crimes leaders from across the political spectrum pledged to do the same. but conservative politicians taking the mike were forced to speak over the boeing crowd. ah, many blame candidates, conservative leaders of enslavi

nicole, how to jones go hills. robbie, what went wrong here? the university once in the co had a chance to be a tenured professor. and then something went horribly wrong. they may still be out of write a book. but how do you read the situation right now today? right? because there are so many levels to how a person goes about getting tenure. there are many opportunities for things to go awry. you know, it's not just within your department, it's not just within your field. it's not even just within your campus that it can expand beyond that with a board of trustees or a board of governors. so there are many opportunities for things that are things that are hard to pin down in terms of what people's motivations really are. that can completely undermine and sabotage a case of a did with how to job. let me bring some of the students and then north university, north carolina, chapel hill, the journey students. this is what they had to say about this situation. and then i'm going to get you marlena, come off the back of it. listen. it's very interest

same was robbie reports, a sidewalk like any other in canada. now the scene of the country's latest, hey crime, and another makeshift memorial for the dead. all of the victims in this matter are members of the same family. the deceased include a 74 year old female, a 46 year old male, 44 year old female. and a 15 year old female, 19 year old male, the sole survivor remains in hospital with serious injuries, not considered life threatening. i'm also able to tell you at this time that based on information collected during the course of the investigation. we believe that this was an intentional act and that the victims of this horrific incident were targeted. we believe the victims were targeted because of their islamic faith. candidates, government has been worried about race based and religious attacks for years. let me be clear. this was an active man, asperger perpetrated against muslims against blunders. rudy did not speak with hatred. this activist phobia this act of unspeakable hatred must be followed by actually compassion, actually, kindne