i've heard from i, from robert's cooper in his book, radio nations where he speaks about a modern, pretty modern and. busy postmodern states, we're actually, it is a lot allowed for the political west, basically to lie and utilize, which really reminded me of what was said about as being the empire of lies. and even when it comes to this and this whole analogy between the data shall 330 in the regimes and, and democracy is on the other side. well, one of the 1st and founding states of ne thought was a fascist regime in portugal, a. busy salsa at the time. so what kind of language is that they are? are they never really followed the rules that they are imposing the rest of the world, but for themselves, they are so, so one rules applied for their behavior. and then there is another set of rules that apply for others. this even even goes with this ideology of less a fair economics or any single component of the latino he, burl thought because there is, i would say, an export version. and the one that we use at home and, and i think that the trick a work, of course, it works for over 200 yea

he thought he outranked the other guys -- albertson the johnston, samuel cooper, robert e. lee -- er right all of them. the government was like, these guys have field commands. they're going to get higher the new. this created of problem for the rest of the war between johnston and president davis. it is really going to manifest itself in the stories today. they did not get along. they did not communicate will. it led to a lot of confusion. he was real concerned with rank. i find it amazing -- there he is, jody austin. we pick up the story after manassas in the winter of 1862 in march. johnston is in manassas. he sitting across the river from washington, about 30 miles from washington. george mcclelland has rebuilt the union army. johnston can read a map. he knows the u.s. navy is more powerful than the confederate navy. they can transport people down any river in virginia and come on in behind him. that is actually mclelland plan. he plans to go to a place called around a. that would put him behind johnston. johnston realizes this is a real possibility, so he pulls the arm

after it stopped, i saw a father of cooper roberts stand and scream for help. while my wife saw the son convulsing on the ground, shot through the abdomen and spine. >> as we ran, clutching hands, not knowing if someone was going to shoot us and if we are going to live or die, my son lost a huge part of his innocence. he is not the same person. he is broken, and every day my husband and i are heartbroken as we try to help him get back to the carefree, sweet, little boy he was before this happened. >> hi, i'm jasmine, i'm 17, and i lost my little sister, jackie, at the robb elementary school shooting in uvalde, texas. this picture was taken on her first communion on may 10. 16 days later, she was shot and killed using an ar-15. >> hello, my name is anna. i lost my daughter on may 24, 2022, at the robb school shooting. she was a sweet 10-year-old girl who dreamed of attending texas a&m university in corpus christi to pursue a career in marine biology. she was robbed of her future due to gun violence. >> my fiancee was shot and killed on may 14 by a white supremac

cooper, sidney johnson, robert whitney, he outranked that. but the confederate government was like these guys have a feel coming out. so, they're gonna get higher than you. this created a problem for the rest of the war between johnson and davis, president davis. it's gonna manifest in our stories today. they didn't get along. they didn't communicate well. there was a lot of confusion. he was really concerned with rank. i really find it amazing. . he really is joe johnson. when you pick up the story, and the winter of 1862, in march. johnson's and manassas, across the river from washington 40 miles from washington. and george mcclelland's rebuilt the army. johnson can read a map. he knows the u.s. navy a lot more powerful than the confederate navy. they can transport people down any river in virginia and come on in behind you. and that actually has mcclellan's planned. mclelland plans to go on to urbana. and put him behind johnson. and of course forced johnson to come to him. while johnson says that this is a possibility. he pulls his army ba

when officers arrived, they say the suspect, robert michael churn off was holding a knife and refusing to cooperatelice say they we're in a 4 hour standoff which earned off of eventually they deployed a k 9 and use a taser to force him to surrender. the suspect's arm was injured after the canine bit him. he was taken to the hospital. chernoff is behind bars and facing felony charges tonight as we make our way into winter, there are concerns about covid-19, the remaining in the air and experts say this holiday season, there are 4 viruses floating around. >> that we're going to want to avoid the flu. rsv and the common cold including covid. so earlier we heard from ucsf infectious disease expert doctor peter chin. hong about what he is most concerned about. he says this year's flu could be worse than catching covid, but that it's still important to keep up to date with the latest covid boosters. >> it's still not too late to get you off. covid booster and your influenza it will really work least maximally for the next few infection. i'm for a long, long time. probably until next winter for serious di

when police arrive, they say robert sharon off from nevada was holding a knife and refusing to cooperate. that's when police say they were in a 4 hour standoff which an off eventually police deploy a canine and sean off was injured after the dog bit him. but he then put the dog in a headlock before he was taste. he was taken to a hospital for being booked into the marion county jail. the dot. this is the dot. the dogs doing, ok, he received a small scratch to the nose. kron 4 is your local election headquarters and we're starting to get a better picture of just how many californians turned out to vote in the midterm elections. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace breaks down those numbers and also shares how this election compares to previous ones. we've had. >> californians made their voices heard this election. and now we know just about how many actually voted leading up to election day of the 22 million registered voters in the state about half or 11 million cast a ballot. the figures coming directly from political data, inc or pdi and independent vendor working to provide voter a

and they agreed to cooperate on challenges like climate change and global food security. robert bride reports from bali, a long anticipated face to face meeting between the leaders of the world to most powerful nations, both aware of its importance. we share responsibility my view to show the china and the united states can manage our differences, prevent competition from becoming anything or really mere conflict. china, she jin ping, notate relations with the u. s. have just turned 50 and many believe they're now at their lowest ever point. ah, the current situation that the china u. s. relationship is facing is a concern for us all. the u. s. and china have increasingly disagreed on many fronts, economic, diplomatic, military, as superpower arrivals with flash points such as the self governing island of taiwan, and access to technology, threatening to turn competition into confrontation. this meeting was aimed at setting out the guardrails to ensure future relations. never escalate into hostilities. he was clear an hour's clear there will defend american interest and values pr

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officers say they showed up and found robert churn off holding a knife and refusing to cooperate.olice say they were in a 4 hour standoff with chaired off eventually police deployed a police dog and used a taser. they say that forced turnoff to surrender. the suspect's arm was injured after that police dog bit him. he was taken to the hospital. chernoff is now behind bars and facing felony charges. >> the man police believe is behind serial killings in stockton in oakland was back in court today. wesley brownlee was rained on new charges at the joaquin superior court in today's proceedings. 2 items were subpoenaed. one regarding the contents of a cardboard box. the other the contents of an envelope brownlee was arrested earlier this year with a gun in his possession. police say they believe he is the man responsible for serial killings. brownlee has not entered a plea. his next court appearance is set for january 3rd. >> big election news tonight. democrat katie hobbs is projected to be the next governor of arizona election forecasters making that call around 6 o'clock tonight aft

eight-year-old cooper roberts was paralyzed from the waist down when he was shot from a rooftop, mister daniel. two year old, aiden mccarthy, he was orphaned when both his parents were murdered when they were shot from the roof top. sir, this tweet appears to suggest a planned murder. i would respectfully ask authorities and law enforcement to see whether this particular advertisement is even legal. mr. busse, according to various outlets, including the daily beast, the six hour corporation is selling a new weapon called the mc ex spear rifle. in fact, mr. bucy, you were recently quoted saying, quote, it will shoot through almost all of the bullet proof vests worn by law enforcement in the country right now. you stand by that statement, correct sir? >> the stated purpose for sourcing that rifle was to defeat body armor on the field of war, so, i'm not stating anything that the company advertisement and that the sourcing information did not state. >> mister daniel, i presume you don't want your weapons to be harmed to law enforcement. will you commit that you will not sell a weapon that

they say the suspect robert turn off was holding a knife in refusing to cooperate. police say they were in a 4 hour standoff with eventually. they say they deployed a police dog and used a taser. they say that forced sharon off to surrender. the suspect's arm was injured after the canine bit him. he was taken to a hospital before being taken to jail. >> new tonight at 10, china is preventing some americans from leaving that country. dozens of u.s. citizens are stuck there under a so-called exit ban. the band is essentially the government forbidding either is own citizens or foreigners from leaving for a variety of reasons. experts say the laws are applied, vaguely and most, if not all of the detainees in china, a chinese american citizens. the wall street journal is reporting almost 30 people are subject to china's unlawful exit ban. the longest-running case involves chinese american businessman henry chai. this is china has a degree in aerospace engineering. the 61 year-old left china in 1988 and moved to california later he invested in a former students company in

including their south careers, territorial waters. japan says it's cooperating with the us and so i will take appropriate action. robert bride has more from sol. we do know for sure that they were at least to mix out being fired. most of these missiles are short range, ballistic weapons, but i'll pull into they see that separate the korean peninsula from japan. occasionally, north korea will some of a longer range weapon. yes. present joe biden says democracy in his country is under attack because donald trump has spreading lies and instigating violence by them. address the nation a little earlier. his comments come just days before the midterm elections. he says trump's claims about a stolen election fewer the rise of political violence unfold to intimidation over the past 2 years. the social, the 1st election since the events of january 6th, when the armed angry mom storm lewis capital. i wish i wish i could say the a soul on an auction ended that day. but i cannot as i stand here to day, 3rd candidates running for every level of office and america for governor congress, attorney general, secretary of state who won't

police say when they got there, a person identified as robert turn off from nevada was holding a knife, refusing to cooperate. they say this led to a 4 hour standoff and eventually he used a canine dog to subdue him, although turn off, was injured dog bit him. but then he put the dog into a headlock ultimately had to be tased by police and taken to the hospital. he's since been booked into the marion county jail. as for the it's ok, it wasn't stabbed or did have a scratch. small scratch on its nose. but that's about it. >> jennifer siebel newsom, the wife of governor gavin newsome became the 4th woman to testify at the harvey weinstein trial. she says in 2005 weinstein raped her at a beverly hills hotel where she had gone to have a business meeting with him. she broke down a few minutes into her testimony when she when asked to identify weinstein from the witness stand. weinstein is on trial in los angeles for assault and rape of several women. his lawyers claim that he and siebel newsom had a consensual relationship with consensual she says that it was nothing like that. he was already convicted of similar

robert turn off from the bottle, holding a knife and refusing to cooperate. they say they were at well, basically in a standoff with him for about 4 hours. eventually they used the canine officer to subdue him. so turn off was the dog good-bye say he put the dog into a headlock ultimately had to be tased. he's been taken to the hospital now booked into the marion county jail. as for the dog, the animals, ok, it wasn't stabbed. it wasn't really hurt. just received a small scratch to its notes. >> jennifer siebel newsom, the wife of governor gaz gavin newsom became the 4th woman to testify at the harvey weinstein trial. siebel newsom says in 2005 weinstein raped her when she went to a beverly hills hotel for a business meeting with him. she broke down a few minutes into her testimony when she was asked to identify weinstein from the witness stand. weinstein is on trial in los angeles accused of sexually assaulting and several women over a period of time in los angeles. he's already been convicted of similar crimes in new york. a 36 is the time in california is

when police got there, they say robert, turn up from the was holding a knife and refusing to cooperatece say they were in a 4 hour standoff with him. eventually police deployed a k 9 and turn off was injured after the dog bit him. but it did bring the situation to an end. police say he put the dog in a headlock, though, before being taste. he's been taken to the hospital and then eventually booked into the marion county jail. and take a look. the dog is doing okay. you can see pictures of him here. police say he received a small scratch to his nose and that's about it. we'll take a break. 5.26. on the clock. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news santa rosa frustrated with the illegal sideshows causing chaos in the city. why they're hoping that an ordinance will help prevent ordinance will help prevent that fr a breakfast croissant plus seasoned potatoes for three bucks? and they're redshirting you? it's just a standard work shirt. hey! way to stay humble, man! thank you, reggie. choose wisely. choose wendy's $3 breakfast deal. >> 5.29 right now and it is clear and cold out the

and when police got there, they say that robert turn off from nevado was holding a knife and refusing to cooperate. police say they were in a 4 hour standoff with him and eventually they deployed a k 9 and sharon off was injured when the dog bit him. but police say also that he put the dog in a headlock before he ended up having to beat hayes taken the hospital and booked into marin county jail. and there's the dog which is doing fine of police to say that the dog out a small scratch on his nose. >> well, you see student workers. i'm still upset. yeah, they're on strike again today and they say they're going to continue walking the picket lines. this was yesterday, ucsf. we've been covering it for you here on the kron. 4 morning news. tell you about these thousands of workers. they're not happy with their contract negotiations. they say they're not get enough money. they can't pay the rent and put food on the table. the university, though, of california, says otherwise. they say they've conducted more than 50 bargaining sessions. they work in good faith offer affair multi year agreement. so the di

use the opportunities of horizontal cooperation in europe with cities and businesses and provide ukraine with the energy equipment it needs now, thank you ms. robert the presidency of the european parliament and to all our friends in the european union who have already joined and are still joining held another meeting today rates of communication energy issues were analyzed in great detail regarding the protection of the energy system from new russian strikes and restoration work and regarding the supply of equipment and the involvement of specialists separately, attention to the communication system so that terrorists do not plan, we must maintain communication russia wants ukrainians not to simply find themselves without light and warmth , terrorists want to isolate us from each other and make it so that we do not feel each other, therefore this is a fundamental question and that there will be additional solutions to this question, we are preparing them of course very attentive and detailed review of the situation on the front line, if it were not difficult in all directions, we are holding key lines, our guys are bravely defending themselves an

when police got there, they say robert, turn off from the votto was holding a knife and refusing to cooperate police say there was a 4 hour standoff that followed. eventually police used a k 9. to subdue turn off. he was injured after the dog bit him place. a police, though, say he put the dog into a headlock before ultimately being tased by officers. he was taken to the hospital and then eventually booked into the marion county jail. as for the dog. wasn't stabbed, only received a small scratch to his nose. and that was about it. >> it's 6.36. and jennifer siebel newsom, the wife of governor gavin newsome became the 4th woman to testify at the harvey weinstein trial. siebel newsom says in 2005 weinstein raped her at a beverly hills hotel during what she thought. i was going to be a business meeting to discuss her career. she broke down a few minutes into the testimony. she was asked to identify him from the witness stand. weinstein is on trial in los angeles for sexually assaulting several women. his lawyers claim that he and siebel newsom had consensual and that she sought to use him to adv

when police arrived, they say robert turn off was from nevado was holding a knife and refusing to cooperate. police say they were in a 4 hour standoff with him. eventually police deployed a k 9 and turn off was injured after the dog bit him. police say he did, however, put the dog in a headlock before they were able to taste him. he was taken to a hospital before being booked into the marion county jail. the canine and all this is doing okay after the incident. police say he received a small scratch on the nose. meanwhile, vallejo police are investigating a violent attack that left one person dead and 2 others in critical condition. that attack happened sunday morning near the intersection of 3rd and lemon street. that's near prince of peace missionary baptist church. police found an 80 year-old man there with a stab wound in a 27 year-old transgender person with a gunshot wound. both of them went to the hospital. meanwhile, police say a 3rd victim, a 31 year-old transgender person died at the scene from a gunshot wound. a suspect is behind bars in solano county. no word on a motive for the

robert frantsev? the central event of today in the program of the official visit of vyacheslav volodin was the signing of the regulations of the commission on inter-parliamentary cooperationhe state duma of the russian federation and olya monzhelints. that is, the assembly of uzbekistan sounds somewhat complicated. in fact, this is the structure that will allow at the legislative level to resolve issues arising on the bilateral agenda as quickly as possible, and the agenda, as noted today during the negotiations between viacheslav volodin and colleagues from uzbekistan , is incredibly rich last year uzbekistan and e. russia increased the turnover of goods, so that russia became the main trading partner of uzbekistan. in addition, our country is also the main investor in uzbekistan. today , about 2.5 thousand joint ventures operate in the country. in addition, another important impetus in the development of bilateral relations was the agreement signed by the presidents of the two countries. strategic and comprehensive partnership, and between moscow and tashkent this happened in september of this year. e in samarkand in the fields, there it is shanghai cooperation organiza

of course, i would be happy to fully cooperate should you find any value and other detail surrounding what i have transmitted here. chief justice roberts never responded. taking their place on the list of possible suspects for both leaks are mr. and mrs. samuel alito. joining us now, democratic senator sheldon whitehouse, a member of the senate judiciary committee. he co-wrote a letter sunday to chief justice roberts, calling for the court to investigate these possible ethical breaches. thank you very much for joining us tonight, senator. let's begin with the leaking supreme court of the what we learned about the 2014 lead which was also the lead of an aledo opinion, that seems to be quite a resemblance to what we saw this year in the lead of the alito opinion overturning roe v. wade. >> yeah, a few things converged here, lawrence. the first is organized plans and patterns to put people in touch with the justices, to lobby them off line, out of sight of other parties. you can only imagine the conversation that got a supreme court justice in a room with a wealthy individual in order to do that lobbying. who made that connection? of cour

cooperate with a u. m. in fact, finding mission into alleged human rights violations. during the cramped up on for testers, iraq's prime minister was at tara, and on tuesday, robert, she al, it's donny, i'm president rice. he will discuss several regional issues. i was there was dorsey jibari has more from tara iraqi prime minister mohammed. sure. also, danny will be traveling to to her on, on tuesday at the invitation of iranian president, abraham bracy. this will be the 1st visit by the newly appointed iraqi prime minister since he took office at the end of october. at the top of the agenda will certainly be increasing the cooperation between the 2 countries and also border security will be very significant. part of the discussion because iran shares roughly 1500 kilometer border with iraq. there's also been the issue of curtis separatist groups operating in the kurdish region of know that iraq and according to the radian foreign minister, jose number up, the law young lady, the officials have identified at least 76, what they believe to be anti revolutionary centers that they claim are smuggling weapons into iran. the revolutionary guard has carried out at least 2

cooperation. e a variety of areas for the development and strengthening of the turkic civilization among the specific proposed measures. in particular, the annual economic forum of the turkic states natalya yes, thanks robertrantsev told the main topics themselves, these are the leaders of the organization of the turkic states, which are held in samarkand another round of the war against monuments in ukraine in zhytomyr, they decided to get rid of pushkin; they demolished the bronze bust of the russian poet in the city center ; it is said that while it will be stored at the base, the public utility to demolish the monument the other day suggested the local mayor in recent days. the ukrainian authorities are experiencing an unhealthy interest. to the memory of pushkin in odessa, the word gates was written on the statue of the writer from all sides. sandbags, the same fate befell the monument to nikolai gogol on the line of contact , our mortar units are actively operating in the zaporozhye direction and a group of ukrainian saboteurs was destroyed by their forces . our war correspondent is watching what is happening in the southern sector of the special operation. anton stepanenko and on the left side, care

organizer and instigator robert bruce loca will prove himself, like many english instigators, a complete coward. not only will he not resist arrest, but he will also begin to actively cooperate by step describing how the attempt was organized coup. naturally, trying as much as possible to shift the blame to other lockhart, what is called surrendered all? so believe the british, how do we know about such details? here is from this document, which, as you can see, is called the body of the elbow. this is an investigation. today it is stored in the archives of the federal security service, permission was obtained for video filming especially for our project. and we can show you this unique document, we are reading the case of the british mission conspiring against the soviet government to the case was delivered to the analysis, the accused among 20 people, namely, a citizen of the north of the american united states, a xenofund. dmitrievich galamatina, 36 years old, former lieutenant colonel alexander vladimirovich frida, 35 years old, former mar. andrey andreevich zagryazhsky 49 years old, it turns out that the english intelligence officer robert bruce lockhart bought himself

countries , robert haggik, habik and brunel mayor, adopted joint statements, which are called we call for new impetus for european industrial policy, a, which proclaimed more intensive cooperationin order to preserve industrial. and the technological potential of the european union as well as work out a common response to us protectionism. look, uh, what 's in that joint statement? in this difficult time, we must strengthen our energy and industrial strategic sovereignty. today we are launching new frank german cooperation projects in key strategic sectors. firstly, in terms of hydrogen, we are leaders in this area, which is extremely important for the decorabanization of the industry of our countries, and we decided to create working group to strengthen our cooperation. secondly, we agree to increase the use of batteries as part of the implementation of the ipc program, and looking ahead. we also commit to establish key strategic areas of eu technological and scientific sovereignty, we will develop artificial intelligence as well as quantum computing systems at the level of two high-level working groups. we want to clearly harmonize in a european approach to challenges such as

and robert jenrick , as well as robert jenrick, as well as improving the coordination and cooperation to find bigger accommodation centres. this is what he told the commons a short time ago in medium term, of course, we're committed to moving to a full dispersal model. that would be a fairer and cheaper and we continue to pursue accommodation sites that are decent but not luxurious because we want to make sure that those in our care are supported appropriately, but that the uk is a less destination for asylum and economic migrants. destination for asylum and economic migrants . and that's economic migrants. and that's exactly what the home and i intend to achieve not to underline the sensitivity of this in that same session we've got conservative philip collarbone mp for kettering suggesting that robert jenrick resign. the situation is not so and chaotic. the minister should consider his position and of course have suella braverman herself . home affairs committee herself. home affairs committee acknowledging that the government had lost control of our borders. the uk borders, yes. an

protect cooperation with china and yesterday at this table we discussed the joint statement of the ministers of economy of france and germany uh, respectively, the log was wandering or the mayor and robertat the europeans need to intensify the creation of their own technological platform, regardless of the united states how do you assess these prospects in general, firstly, after all, china is a huge market. and of course, he is primarily an exporter. you know, it is believed that due to the undervalued yuan in previous decades. he reduced the level of voronezh by half a percentage point, but they also have them, first of all, of course, a bunch of the united states but the europeans in the current situation. osta fewer trump cards for the economic growth, understanding economic growth as an informal increase in gdp, because politicians sometimes and journalists get hung up on gdp gdp is still a drink, consumption is additional, and the key point of gdp is still spending on necr - this is investment in something there, well, besides, uh, restaurants, uh, et cetera. and so every european has something of its own, some kind of raisin, and you understand that this gives this gives the stat