it's like rushing poles in thanks. it's on a pipeline from banks, you go to the states, but no one is object and you know you're just being to send it to a logical here. ok. because you know, they, it's all about hedge, a monic power, if you, you know why, why don't confuse, like, you know, they do that because they can do it. ok that's, that's, that's as simple as it gets. and it's very, very eric if you're george, let me go to you. i mean, when you did these, these co planners, how many i deal with the structure of the, of the be a russian economy? how many of the workers actually work for the state? what percentage of trade goes to rushing here? mean, are they getting this come in and have a buyer sale? so all state property, sell it to western corporations in a misery, the country, or basically duplicate the, the catastrophic outcome that they had ukraine. i mean again, we the 1st part of the part and we talked about thinking this is a form of sanctions, but they won't do because it's in the service of their ideolo

nor stream is a rush and german project. what business does tonight the space have to impose sanctions on this project? it's like rushing poles and sanctions on a pipeline from banks you go to the united states, but no one is object and you know, you're just being true. send it to a logical here. ok. because you know, they, it's all about had demonic power of, you know, why, why don't countries like they do that because they can do it. ok that, that, that, that, that, that was a gets and it's very, very eric here. george, let me go to you. i mean, when you do these, these co planners, how many i deal with the structure of the, of the be a russian economy. how many of the workers actually work for the state? what percentage of trade goes to rushing here? i mean, are they getting this come in and have a fire sale? so all state pretty sell it to western corporations in a misery, the country, or basically duplicate the, the catastrophic outcome that they had. crane. i mean, again, the 1st part of the problem we talked about than

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what percentage of trade goes to rushing here? i mean, are they going to come in and have a buyers sale? so all state property, sell it to western corporations in a misery, the country, or basically duplicate the, the catastrophic outcome that they had ukraine. i mean again, the 1st part of the part we talked about thanks. and this is a form of sanctions, but they won't do because it's in the service of their ideology. it has nothing to do with geology store, no, none at all. and. and that's why they can't accept that lucas and go actually has a following. he's really, he's quite while people are in barrows, maybe not 80 percent, but almost certainly above 50 percent. precisely because he didn't you the west, the neo liberal model of fire sales of the manufacturing industry and being essentially supplicants of the west. it didn't go the part of ukraine. so then this is what the united states is now blinking and bike and recommending to ukraine, you know, just fell over the, you know, you know, give everything over to us. so you kn

exactly, but whatever, she's a rush. and so russia is helping her diplomatically to get out of this. and of course, our 1st impulse is to feel be due for the young man 26 years old. well, this young woman even younger than him. and i feel that there was a rush. i mean, oh no, i have the man. i don't feel pity. okay. i mean being that yeah, i'm sorry, nymph wanted to talk to this person for a very, very good reason and it's very well documented. i mean, what we can discuss here in georgia, i've done great lang, is the thing of the landing of the plan, the, the plane, the means by which will use i think that, that is questionable. the fact that they wanted to speak to this individual. there is no question about that at all. oh yes. well, i mean, if we all remember ourselves that they, you're 26. you know, we all had different opinions and probably will be a shame for what thinks we did that age. but these guy did participate in the civil war in your grade. he was in from us, although, but daily and which was described as a

>> rush was very often quiet and he was always -- he was not bragging all the time, there wasn't rushuy behind the golden mike who presented an amazing show that continue to grow for 33 years. think about that. i show that continues to grow for 33 years, and then off the mic, he was a very humble, loving, gentle spirit and he was generous beyond measure. he's going to this podcast series and their swell podcasts. what we are learning, we are hearing stories and i will tell you one that we heard just this week. in one of the states where there was a flood, rush found out about it and donated to a gentleman who was a liberal storekeeper so he could get his business going. no publicity, he didn't want publicity. that's the way he was. that's really great and humble man. >> sean: i would give you more time and we will have you back for a much deeper look at this but i don't want people to hear it all on the podcasts. the i heart app. james golden, you are a dear friend. we lost the greatest of all time, rush limbaugh, thanks for being with us. when we come back, our video of the day, stra

it's against the north stream, but no stream is a rushing driven project. what business does the 9th of space have to impose sanctions? so this project is crushing, posing sanctions on a pipeline from banks, you go to the states, but no one is object and you know, you're just being true. sense of what we do a logical here. ok. because you know they, it's all about had demonic power. if you, you know why, why countries like, you know, they do that because they can do it. ok that's, that's, that's simple as it gets. and it's very, very eric if you're george, let me go to you. i mean, when you know these co planners, how many i deal with the structure of the, of the be a russian economy. how many of the workers actually work, but the state, what percentage of trade goes to rushing here? mean, are they getting this come in and have a fire sale? so all state property, so it to western corporations, gonna misery the country, or basically duplicate the, the catastrophic outcome that they had ukraine. i mean, again, we're the 1st part of the problem. we talk about

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like if she's the know exactly you're rushing. why and them and then supporting just these very follow up. let's get rid of all is manufacturing industry will be very successful or, you know, they, it's barley integrated into the russian economy. they have a market in russia. let's get rid of that. i just sell everything off to the west and i will, this is the west person. this is the, this is the one of the western banking. there's no way in the world that this person will enjoy any kind of support. and as you say, we have the why don't model where this is now in georgia. what does bare room produce where they can sell to europe? we don't have much time, but i don't think there are very many thing where there is an interesting and dynamic sector in the country. we have to point that out, but most of it's heavy manufacturing would not be accepted in the european union. and that's why they founded in, in the russian market demand give you the last 50 seconds. go ahead. oh, well, just let me point out. the question is often criticiz

city in the republican party i thought and rushed around 800 kilometers from moscow it's the capital of that region in school gymnasium number 175 initial reports said there were 2 shooters 2 people that entered the building with weapons reports also came in over a large explosion of some sort on one of the floors though all of this hasn't been confirmed of course officially by security service this is all going from oil witness accounts reports on calls to emergency services. and casualties of unfortunately been rising throughout the day initially as we said. there were reports of no fatalities that later rose to $6.00 to $8.00 we understand now according to sources in the region there are around 30 casualties most of those injuries of course but we understand there are between 10 and 12 fatalities as well and some of those are children tragically perhaps of course we've seen footage of children jumping from the top floors of the school and absolutely i just want to say i believe at some point we will be showing these pictures of children. just to get out away from this is absolutel

you can hear the rush of the fire and the sound of things popping. flames just erupted and quickly burned down this house. firefighters acted quickly though to stop it from spreading beyond the borders. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. we're glad you're with us. the fire torched this home and many cars on the property. it happened on arthur road just east of 680. matt boone is live on the scene for us. matt, what are you hearing about the fire? >> dan, as you can hear there is still a lot of wind out here right now. one of the main concerns and one of the reasons why firefighters are still on scene. now if i get out of the way and we zoom in behind me you can see where that fire burned. up on the hillside behind this home. there's actually a pg & e tower that does appear to have suffered some damage down at the base. it is also blackened and charred as well as the cars. it looked and explosion. that broke out around 1:50 this afternoon. the fire quickly burning grass, cars and a structure on the scen

to hold the door shut and she told us to run water on the 1st floor one window was open and we all rushed to get. around the clock across the world this is the news r n r t i'm you know no meal alone welcome. cross border between israel and is intensifying is really bombing raids have killed at least $53.00 palestinians and 6 israelis have died in rocket strikes since monday evening the palestinian group warned of worse to come vowing to avenge the deaths of 6. off its top commanders. so. i well at the moment there are several hot spots in the conflict gals in jerusalem and tel aviv and also nearby lot who are ben-gurion airport is located it's been one of the main targets of rocket strikes leaving the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to clear a state of emergency in the city. well in this mix there are about in jewish city 3 synagogues and numerous shops and cars were reportedly torched as intense rioting by the art of community broke out some residents reported power being cut in their homes or petrol bombs through in their . local marathons like in the situation to a civil war

these marines have been rushed here after a brief rest during which they regrouped. marines move up the high ground they must retake to secure their sector of the counterattack. the enemy is holding his fire momentarily. the marine counteroffensive has been coordinated with the second division, the entire action being five prong. one tank supported marine unit has moved up the main road leading west from yong song while diagonally on the right-hand left other marines flank the enemy. farther to the right and left, tank-supported second division troops advance in wide and circling movements. marines run forward as the enemy opens fire. a wounded marine runs back for aid. other marines resume the attack moving slowly waiting for the enemy to reveal his flanks and main position. despite north korean tanks, mortars, and other automatic weapons, the assault continues. this counter attack along the southern bulge along the river is almost a repeat of an assault these same marines launched two weeks previously. the high ground in this sector has changed hands at least five

we turn to the dangers of rushing to judgment. on this program, we stick to the facts, we travel to where the truth takes us. that's why we usually end up being right, ferguson, missouri, uva, duke lacrosse, freddie gray baltimore, cambridge police -- the russia hoax, we could go there. quid pro quo comments your experience hunter, we go where the facts take us. back in june of 2020, remember rayshard brooks fatally shot in atlanta in the parking lot after he was found passed out there? the video showed him resisting arrest, trying to wrestle a stun gun away from the police, then taking it, running, and pointing at the officer before being fatally shot by officer garrett rolfe. you may remember that officers are trained that such weapons are lethal when pointed at them. now we are learning that rolfehi n has now been reinstated by the atlanta police department after the atlanta civil service boardm ruled that he was "not r affordd his right to due process." while he is still facing felony murder and other charges in this shooting,

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rush, are you ready? >> i had a very serious accident on my way in this morning and traffic was at a standstill for a long time. the impacts of this mission are sweeping. since the late 1800s, it has become a worldwide industrial and economic choice. in the u.s. alone, innovation revolutionized and changed the world across the nation and in the world. a recent report from the university of california university suggests that our innovation in the u.s. is on the brink of a revolutionary outcome, if you can imagine that. in number 35.20, all new car and truck sales are said to be electric by 2025. doing this to this degree will drive down consumer costs, create jobs and save lives. more specifically, they are all neutral in cars by 2025 will permit -- prevent 150,000 deaths. if that's not convincing enough, the study also shows that it will save u.s. consumers $2.7 trillion by 2050 and create over 2 million jobs by 2025. the report also indicates that the electric vehicle will be cheaper than gasoline-power

rush. >> yields back. chair right now and from massachusetts, you're recognized for five minutes. >> well thank you chairman rush and ranking member upton for having us here today and waives on thank you senator for your leadership as our about country looks to make once in a generation investokment investigation into infrastructurere and incentivizg electric vehicles expanding for gra win these are critical and immediate steps toward achieving net zero emissions by 2050 and i associate myself with remarks of the chair an our colleagues in highlighting those investments. i want to take a few moments to ask about increase funding for innovative funding including fusion research and stated that fusion offers the prospect of virtually unlimited carbon free energy.. last congress representative sponsored an amendment on fusion research and support public private partnerships to make fusion energy a reality by building full scale demonstrations facilities and creating new jobs here at home. one such private sec

new gold rush is underway in ghana thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich here is the book. that yoko i suppose that whatever children o'toole in between gold. from me was very poor i thought i was doing my best to get back to see which side will have the strongest appeal. was a pandemic no certainly no borders and just blocking 2 nationalities. has emerged riddled with the we don't have the facts in the whole world to. judge a. commentary crisis with this system to. do better we should. everyone is contributing each her own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenge is creating the response has been much so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. i 1st heard about hart island when i was working on a story about a formerly homeless man he had lived in the tunnels underneath penn station and i think. there was there's a photographer who photographed his little the little house he had made himself there and because of her work he'd been rescued he'd been

so, i'm in a rush, you say, but of course, the western presence has been in afghanistan for 20 years.ck up that point about why they went in. you said because of international terror. as general sir nick carter, chief of the british defence staff, said recently, "in the last 20 years, there has been no international terrorist attack mounted from afghanistan. " lisa maddox, former cia analyst — "the taliban is an ideological organisation, and that ideology is afghan—centric and not aligned with isis. there is no reason any more on terror grounds for international troops to remain in afghanistan." do you buy that? do you accept that? based on many reports, there are 25 military extremist groups that actually operate in the region between afghanistan, pakistan, central asia, mainly uzbekistan. they have been able to use afghanistan territory in the past 20 years for their transit purpose. based on also the report — the sigar report — the taliban... there is no indication that the taliban actually have de—linked themselves with al-qaeda. and also their relationship with isis is complicate

there was a silver rush the great comstock load. the wealth of the nation suddenly tipped to the far west but here's the problem. if you take a look at this map, this map is roughly from 1860 the white portion on your right hand side are the states up to that point. then there are is a yellow area which is the territories and then suddenly there was california on the pacific rim. this was to have very very profound effect of what was to happen later the twentieth century. the problem. how do you get from one side of this great continent to the other there were serious fears that russia might come down and take over, california. whoever came down got control of that gold got control possibly of the silver that was coming out of nevada. it was really important a way be found to deal with this problem. in short if you left, new york and traveled, overland to sacramento, california the trip would normally take you 166 days. not if you made it. how could this be shortened? how could it be possible then to take people and material from on

he is going to be patient to make sure the right bill, not a rushed bill. also, the family encouraged the president to continue to meet with the civil rights leaders and advocacy groups who have been working on this for decades, like reverend al and the naacp and the national urban league and many others. with that, i will present to you for loan is floyd -- >> how are you doing? i'm doing great. we met with the president and the vp. it was for the remembrance of what happened to my brother. this was his day that he was murdered. it was great. he's a genuine guy. they always speak from the heart. it's a pleasure to have the chance to meet with him when we had the opportunity. we are thankful for what is going on. we want this george floyd policing act to be passed in the future. no. here's the thing. if you can make federal laws to protect the birds, the bald eagle, you can make a federal law to protect people of color. >> what about the fact you have -- >> now we will have his brother rodney floyd. >> how are you guys doing? today is about the remembrance

by soldiers to to get rid of them followed up by tear gas later it was another rush and an arrest and they took somebody down to the ground we had a car doing donuts at the end of the street. took someone down and arrested him took him away and that was followed by another big volley from those tear gas vehicles and mechanically laced skunk water vehicle again there was a lull and then again people came back there was another round of similar. what is that some kind of someone is the letting go of some sort of tear gas i think substance out of the canister there. there is there's another low and then again you've been watching it on air with us. someone throwing a fire extinguisher i think into the into the road you've been watching it with us there was another phase where those protesters got closer and closer as they threw stones made obvious gestures towards the israeli position here and just minutes ago 3 apparent sniper fire shots into the crowd one injury at least we can confirm there were a few maybe a minute apart from each other maybe slightly more and that has seen most of t

but then they decided that it made the most sense to have the blockade at rush hour, the first rush houris monday, may 3rd. >> and who were the leaders? who organized this? >> uh, the main leaders of the mayday protest were a guy named rennie davis who was a longtime icon of the new left. he had helped to form the largest group of the campus left in the '60s, which was called students for a democratic society. he was one of the founders of that. he later became one of the chicago seven, as your viewers may remember that trial, that was based on demonstrations that happened outside the democratic national convention in 1968. and rennie came to believe that what was needed was a much more intense kind of a protest to call more public attention to the cause. and one of his prime, you know, co-founders of the mayday idea was david dellinger, who was a 55-year-old longtime pacifist who had worked on the anti-nuclear bomb movement. he had been a resistor of the draft during world war ii, and he was sort of an apostle of nonviolence, this idea of, you know, force without violence, that you coul

these marines have been rushed here after a brief arrest, and very much they regrouped.arines move up the high ground, they must retake to secure the sector of that counterattack. the enemies holding his fire momentarily. the marine counter offensive has been coordinated with the second official. the entire action being five strong. one tank supported marine unit has moved up the main road, leading west from -- while diagonally on the right hand left, other marines flanked at the enemy. farther to the right and left, flank supported second division troops advance and white and certain movements. marines went forward as the enemy opened fire. wounded marine runs back for aid. other marines resume the attack, looming slowly, waiting for the enemy to reveal his flanks and main position. the fight of north korean tanks, an automatic weapons, the assault continues. this counterattack along this southern bulge of the river is almost a repeat of the of assault the same range launched two weeks previously, when they took this same dip. the high ground in the sector, as it james

it just feels like a lot of people don't want to work. >> reporter: chef owner -- sa current rush. for managers, bartenders, bar manager, busser, server, cook. the whole team. >> reporter: he worries about the 15th reopening. he will have to keep customers inside and out. a good problem. >> if we are shortstaffed, we just are going to have to close the section or two. >> reporter: businesses in the service industry across the country are doing with staffing shortages. especially hotels and restaurants. some russians had to turn away customers because they don't have enough servers. >> erika, back of the house, the front of the house. anything. >> reporter: over at xyz matrix, the manager says only two people applied in the last month. >> not a lot of people are applying for jobs, which makes it difficult to pick and choose. >> reporter: hiring signs all over the place. some businesses even offer a sign-on bonus. high school student isabella de la cruz just got hired at main street kitchen and bar with no experience. >> it's amazing to find jobs so easily. they really take the time

burgess from the great state of texas. >> thank you, chairman rush. thank you, ranking member upton and secretary. i just joined with others and welcome you to our subcommittee today. i have a question about the news last night that the president decided -- was able to waiver sanctions against a company that is currently constructing the pipeline between russia and germany. a direct economic threat to countries of eastern europe and certainly has the potential to be destabilizing the geopolitical balance between russia and the united states. section 14 -- i'm sorry, 1242 of the william mack foreign national authorization act that was passed last december tightened the existing sanction. in fact, secretary blinken was questioned by senator cruz in a senate committee of foreign affairs hearing, and secretary blinken was determined whatever he could do to complete the completion of the last 100 yards of the nordstream ii pipeline. so, do you have any information for us today about why 180 degrees away from his previous position? >> i have not been specif

. >> for some the rush to buy fuel is bringing up memories of supplies stocking supplies for the pandemic. >> it reminds me of last march when everybody was going crazy. >> officials say very have no tolerance for price gouging like what happened at this virginia gas station. >> $2.99 gas station which is a mile away came back through here and it's $5.99, now it's $6.59. >> colonial expects to be up and running by the end of the week. cbs news. >>> this morning the family of a man who died in alameda police custody is seeking federal investigation into the city's police department. mario gonzalez died after an officer put a knee on his back and neck for more than four minutes. attorneys representing gonzalez's family have sent a letter to the attorney general asking for a civil rights inquiry and the policies and training of the alameda police department. they note this is the second death involving the department in recent years. that letter said that in december 2018 another man died at the hands of alameda police officers when they also pinned him prone on the ground with weight on him

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. >> rush to look at his record to see if he had any outstanding warrants, was he a model citizen? was he hanging with a bad crowd? i would urge you to please check that impulse, friends, ask yourselves where it comes from. i don't know anthony's story. no one in this room does. but we don't believe in capital punishment here in illinois. not after a trial by jury and not certainly after a trial by any officer in the street. there's nothing you can do, no record on your background, no affiliations, no history, nothing you can do to deserve being shot in the back while you run. amy: the police killings of anthony alvarez and adam toledo -- 22-year-old and 13 years old -- within 48 hours of each other come just four years after the department of justice found foot pursuits by chicago police were

rush. >> the gentleman yields back. right now, and i see on the screen ms. trahan from massachusetts. ms. trahan, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman rush, and ranking member upton for having us here today and letting us wave on. thank you for your leadership as our country makes an adjustment to a cleaner infrastructure. the grid incentivizing electric# vehicles, supporting offshore wind, these are critical in achieving this. i just to want take a few moments to ask about the increased funding for innovative technologies including fueling energy research. the national academies of science, energy and medicine have stated that the future offers the prospect of virtually unlimited carbon energy. we sponsored an amendment on future research and this amendment will sponsor public partnerships to make this a reality and creating new jobs aó home. one such private sector entity, commonwealth fusing systems, is an ye=$rm.i.t. spinoff, recentl announced that devins, massachusetts will soon be the home o

subcommittee chairman rush, vice. [cheering and applause] and ernie, ranking upton, full committee chairman and ranking member mcmorris rodgers and other members of the committee thank you for the opportunity to speak about zero mission transportation and the clean futures act today. my name is joe britton and i'm the executive director of the zero emission transportation association and a public interest nonprofit representing 55 company interests advocating for 100% ev sales by 2030. her membership spans the entire ev supply chain and includes critical materials, charging companies, utilities, vehicle manufacturers and battery producers and recyclers. at the start of this year's data launched a conference of federal roadmap to achieve 100% ev sales by 2030. this agenda offers policymakers a blueprint to create hundreds of thousands of domestic manufacturing jobs, protect public health and secure a megan leadership in the automotive space. we are pleased to see provisions captured in the clean futures act and additio

rush. j.j. evenings on the balcony sipping drinks, inhaling the salty ocean air. >> the balcony was like our second living room. and we often lit a fire and enjoyed the nights out there where you can hear the waves on the shore. >> jj was the sort of guy any woman could love. 20 years, they were together. >> he could be the life of the party. he was really happy go lucky and he always put on a smiling face and he didn't want anybody to think he wasn't a nice guy. >> and he wanted to please you. >> and he wanted to please me. yes. and he was a great friend. he loved his friends. he loved his daughter. he was very loving. he was very generous, very kind. >> but now cara was in a police car, no j.j. to protect her. what a strange place for a law abiding middle class person to find herself. a high school journalism teacher, for heaven's sake. >> i loved it. >> what'd you love about it? >> the kids. they can be very brilliant. and that's one of the best things about teaching. close your classroo

i tripped and fell forward when i rushed into the room.hen we got into -- another subsequent struggle on the floor. and once i, you know, started to get the upper hand, i just, i pushed the scissors in as far as i could. >> and where was that, do you recall? >> in her throat. in her throat. i don't know how long. quite a very long time. >> okay, and why did you hold her there like that with the scissors in? >> i knew if i'd let go, i mean, she still had her hand on these scissors. i was also fearing for, you know, she was, it was probably kill or be killed kind of situation. >> coming up, what really happened in that bedroom? the investigation reveals someone was keeping the secrets. >> we're realizing wait, there was a former wife? >> and that is just the beginning, when "dateline" continues. sweet pillows of softness! this is soft! holy charmin! excuse me! roll it back everybody! charmin ultra soft is so cushiony soft, you'll want more! but it's so absorbent, you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin. >> when todd winkler was arrested

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have been taken to different hospitals nearby they are yet in the west of mexico city it happened at rush hour so that's the latest we know ok so that death toll climbing higher at least 23 people now you are saying authority is confirming dead at the scene there. you know we're looking at these dramatic pictures of course of this bridge falling tell us how we had any indication how this could happen there are signs that the structure of the railway. was damage seen still 1017 and there's a report saying that part coal wraps the columns. that put together that hold together they're always struck during and they are still investigating used to since you know these have been that since the $25.00 pm local time so we still don't know what will we saw something that's the issue but 3 keys. they will this create and you know find out what actually happened they have researchers at the area right here in these houses sarah absolutely and we know it's it's the middle of the night there in fact in mexico you mentioned that you know there are these are saying now that there are 6060 something peop

the media are out in force to meet the would be vaccine knees rushes government is happy to get one sputnik v. to be a top export 60 countries have certified it for use the european union is more hesitant doubts have been raised about its efficacy so the kremlin could see vaccine tourism as good publicity. tour operator world visitor welcomes the business. to operator we at least have work for some of our staff and generate some revenues we otherwise wouldn't have and for russia it's peor and solves a couple of german problems as well. sputnik the is available to all russian citizens free of charge but only 30 percent of them are interested a quick straw poll shows many welcome the fact that germans are coming to moscow for their shots. we had almost had to put a shot if they got problems of vaccines in germany they should come here i don't think it's bad news if. they should come to russia where the best. with them let them have their vaccinations are vaccine is very good. group even though sputnik field isn't even certified yet the next few weeks will see quite a few more vaccine vacation

when the police deployed and the military deployed on the morning of may 3, rush hour, they were sentall over the city. you may notice in the film that the police produced to show what a great job they were doing they had a picture of this tactical manual that was in no way secret. it was handed out to protesters by the organizers of mayday. it was reprinted in college newspapers. the police had a good sense of where people would go pick -- would go and they deployed their forces primarily. they guarded bridges and the prisoners police took to a practice field out side of robert f kennedy memorial stadium, which had a chain-link fence around it. later on as john sudden, people were tracked over -- trucked over to an arena. host: let's go to mike calling from west virginia. he was a protester on that day. thank you for calling in. caller: i was there. i was four years in the service. i spent a year over in southeast asia. all those soldiers who was there at the time, i am listed -- i enlisted. the reason i went there was because of nixon. i could not vote until i was 21. it was -- i vo

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we rush into a bomb shelter and then we hear explosions. in just the last one we heard at least one explosion. we don't know if it's from a rocket landing or the israeli iron dome intercepting the rockets. and we've -- the israeli military says that at least 300 rockets have been fired from gaza into israel and clearly, these -- clearly these numbers are fluid. we're going to try to walk out here with you just a bit to show c you the damage that happened. if we hear the air raid sirens we'll have to come running back in, but this was the site of one of the rockets that hit this building directly. we do know of at least six people who were injured here. one of them critically. we'll have our cameraman pan up so you can see the damage. that big hole into the building. the israeli military says they are responding to these rocket attacks with air strikes. we've been hearing airplanes flying overhead. they say they have struck at least 150 targets in gaza. this is, again, a developing situation. those are the latest numbers we have. they've kil

clo food mattresses, the residence of the north cuban region, and the democratic republic of congo, rush to pack their most necessary belongings. many are headed to neighboring rwanda . those who don't have a car make their way out on foot. we'll try to escape by boat. but the port is also these orphan children are among the lucky ones to make it out. mountaineer gonzo is considered one of the world's most dangerous volcanoes, the erupt and last saturday claimed at least 32 life experts. one this time could be much worse. this year, a so called eliminate eruption could smother the area with carbon dioxide and kill 1000. and joining us now is journalist reagan meant a week. he is in go, ma reagan, what's the latest on efforts to evacuate? people there. so ellis moments live is live is a little no more in go. because yesterday we were being for about the venture option. but if you take place, that's why, at this time people who iraq community are coming again in the south because where they've been living these days, it was as easy for them. so they're coming again because nothing happened

to cement rush, mom, my chrome wants to appoint a friend and basset, or to wonder, a spot that hasn't been filled in 6 years. for some london, his speech fell short of an apology. for others, it's cigna the beginning of a new chapter in strength to london relations. now flying to say, a giant tortoise discovered in the lap a guest island belong to a species that was the extinct more than a century ago. now the galactic is national park is looking for more of the reptiles and hope of saving the species. this giant tortoise is thought to be between 80 and a 100 years old. age was found 2 years ago on fenn and dina island in the galapagos this. now, thanks to genetic testing, scientists have finally been able to identify the tortoise. it belongs to the callo noise, dis fantastic. his family, a species thought to be extinct. more than a century ago. it's a dream. it's a hope for a new species of tortoise. in nicholas again, we found a new species that had been registered as extinct, and it gives us strength and energy to continue with all our conservation programs . there are 15 species o

officers rushed out to the scene. unfortunately we did find an adult male suffering from fatal gunshot wounds. we immediately called for medical assistance. to render aid. i believe officers on scene were trying to render aid even before medical arrived. but unfortunately the person >> reporter: we are told again by opd this was not a random shooting. it was in fact targeted. opd is concerned by the brazenness of the shooting in this neighborhood in the middle of the daytime here in the city of oakland. we are told there are lots and we see them all the time lots and lots of police cruisers around. officers ran from headquarters to try to render aid to the victim here. we are told the victim in the case is not an asian person. we've seen plenty of agent related attacks in this neighborhood here in oakland chinatown. that is not this case. this is a different kind of incident. this was a targeted shooting around to: 12 this afternoon at the corner of eighth and broadway in front of ming salon. we will have much more on