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his seminal work with jim wilson broken windows. i was the practitioner of his seminal work broken windows. i was a practitioner of broken windows and put the theories into practice with great success because they understood you could not focus just on serious crime. you also had to focus on the disorder, the broken windows people saw every day, the disorder but we are not attending to with any effectiveness at the moment was rafael and his book basically looks at all these issues and explains the importance of them. i first met him when i went to new hampshire where he's living with his wife, captain cole, went up there four times in the last year and on the first visit there was a young man working with george and they were collaborating on something of great interest to george. in his last year on this earth the george was very disappointed that so much of what he spent his life devoted to trying to educate the importance of community policing, the importance of broken windows that it was being attacked and being attacked success

jordan said was the seminal question and you don't have it. it's one thing to criticize the fbi for the violations to write the report. they've been criticized in plenty oftrut reports and some e referred to the work as a repackaging of what the inspector general already told us. what has this all been about? >> if your question is do we try to locate and interview, the answer is yes. why didn't you send him a grand jury subpoena? >> were you looking for -- we were looking for information that might help us locate. >> they could probably locate him.? the features of the western intelligence to put them in play. but your report seems to be less an indictment. i was away foror my family for four years. my view is a sincere effort the fact you can't find somebody overseas shouldn't come as a big surprise. >> reclaiming my time, is he alive or dead? >> we don't know. >> the time is expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona to speak. >> thanks, mr. chairman. isn't it true they admitted the information provided to christopher steele i

i hope it becomes a seminal moment for them. have just been discussing the safety side of things and there were serious concerns about they are slightly autonomous to the approach of the work that they are doing and are not certified as they should be. you hope from this tragedy is born a slightly different approach to this so these horrendous debts are not completely in vain. >> what do you think change now that the search is moved from search and recovery rather to a recovery mission and they will be looking at the debris to see exactly what happened? >> in many ways they will be faced with an equally difficult task. the previous color -- caller mentioned the implosion likely catastrophicn its nature, very violent. the debris field will be far and wide and are probably looking at small pieces. they have got the capability to recover pieces, if they can fold a back up and piece them together. it will be tough. i suspect whatever cause of this would have been something small, a small defect, a crack, a weakness in the superstruc

the damning report into widespread discrimination in cricket could be a seminal moment in the sport's, if they continue to think at some elements still do, that this is just pockets of discrimination orjust banter, then it is time for them to wake up. england pick pace for lord's, asjosh tongue comes in for moeen ali for the second ashes test. could this be the transfer tussle of the summer? manchester city join arsenal in bidding for declan rice. hello. english cricket has been accused of widespread racism, sexism, classism and elitism by a long—awaited and damning report. a two—year investigation, set up in the wake of global movements like black lives matter and me too, makes 44 reccomendations to change what the chair of the commission called cricket's "rotten culture". the independent commission for equity in cricket report, called holding up a mirror to cricket, heard from more than 4,000, people with 50% saying they had experienced discrimination in the game. it highlights the existence of "structural and institutional racism, as well as a prevalence of "elitism and class—based

that many deputies from other practitioners support will sign ours too there will be such a rule that semins should be large in advertising there is a correct initiative. thank you very much for your comments, your time, let me remind you that the first deputy head of the party faction, a just russia for truth in the state duma and the head, and the head of the stolichnaya party cells, dmitry gusev, was in direct contact with the facts . we will tell you right now hello june 21 in 1768 , the events known in history as the uman massacre began, the brutal extermination of the jews. and polyakov, this was the culmination of the so-called damad uprising, the haidamaks were the members of the armed detachments of the people's liberation movement to the right of berezhnaya ukraine after the russian-polish war. she departed speech and the commonwealth new domaki. they rebelled against the poles and killed the non- orthodox population, their victims were about 20,000 people. residents of the polish city. uman and the refugees from his chairs , the rebellion was crushed after a few months. including

if a candidate is running, and the seminal question is that they will pardon a convicted donald trumpthat candidate does lose. >> i know you've seen all of this thought and critique around the role that president biden should play in pushing back against the attacks from trump on doj, right. right now the biden administration, their theory of the cases don't touch it, don't talk about it. you step into their frame, this is all a politicize a. there are some democrats who are saying, okay, but you have to at some point say that there are institutions here that are being attacked without merit. i don't think it is necessarily for president biden to do, but i wonder what you think about democrats more broadly, being the voice that steps in, and draws that contrast. with the fact that a party that once called itself the party of law enforcement and rule of law, is out here attacking those same institutions. >> that's right. first and foremost, alicia, i think it's the role of the free press. i think this is a moment in history where the role of the free pass become so critically important

. >> one thing i'm very semin curious about, because on these seminal issuesal like you and i disagree on a lot, but you and i actually agree on a lot, wagree e on the surveillane state, on on perpetual war on the wall street influence in politics. we agree on a lot of thingt ofs to me, it seems like you're closer in many ways to two populist conservatives on those types of issues than you are the the modern democratd party. >> and i know you're running as a green, bun edit part can't you tonight say that donaldcan o trump diu d more for african-americans in the inner city with, increased real median income increased entrepreneurial opportunities, criminal justice reform, all the things he did when he was president. given all the investigations, all the stuff that was happening, can't you recognize that he actually was his beststn at the time to stand up for disenfranchized people with anlt economy that wash actually growing for the first time? >> for real, median income was growingrowing all demographic g. >> but but you haveav to acknowledge that the grotesque wealth inequality was i

. >> you know, after the killing of george floyd in 2021, you've republished your seminal book, "thetomy of racial inequality," and you wrote a new preface where you admit that you had come to have some misgivings about affirmative action, which you now oppose. and you've written, quote... we are going to be facing these questions of affirmative action. the supreme court is looking at it now. care to elaborate? >> yes. affirmative action and the case is before the court in this session, and it's going to be decided, and the decision will be momentous. we've been at this for a long time. that's the first thing i would say about affirmative action. i mean, i was an affirmative action baby of a sort. i went to college at northwestern university on a scholarship as a minority student from the south side. i got to m.i.t., in part, with the support of a fellowship that was for minority students, and so on. 1970, 1980, 1990, even, you could argue, i think, for a state of exception where, "we're going to have a special dispensation for people of color, for black and latino, because..." and t

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the seminal work was also made into a 1961 film starring sidney poitier.mes baldwin once wrote of the production, “never before, in the entire history of the american theater, had so much of the truth of black people's lives been seen on the stage." and, the play was based on hansberry's own experiences. like her characters, the youngers, she grew up in a middle class black family in chicago. they moved into an all-white neighborhood, and were persecuted for it. hansberry was born in 1930 on the city's south side into a family deeply involved in the fight for civil rights. her father was a successful realtor who fought for better black housing. he won a case before the supreme court that helped end some discriminatory real estate practices like the ones they endured. in 1950, hansberry dropped out of college and moved to harlem, where she continued her family's legacy of activism. she called herself a revolutionary. she spoke at protest gatherings, marched on picket lines, and wrote for a progressive publication called “freedom.” but, while hansberry was o

jordan said was the seminal question and you don't have it. it begs the question whether or not you were really trying to find that out because it's one thing to criticize the fbi for their pfizer violations, they've been criticized in plenty of reports, somerford to your work as repackaging and regurgitation of what the inspector general already told us. if you weren't going to do what mister jordan said you were going to do in that video and give us the basis for all of that, what has this all been about? >> i'm not sure the import of your question. if your question is we tried to locate and interview mr. mifsud the answer is yes. >> why didn't you subpoena him to a grand jury, why didn't you send him a grand jury subpoena? >> you have to find him before you can serve a grand jury subpoena. >> were you looking for authentic -- >> we were looking for information that might help us locate him. >> you know who i think could locate him? the features of western intelligence and our own government that put him in play. your report seems to be less

watch the stations that watch the song in the sky of people today in our studio, your beloved valery semin and the songs he sings. and this is a birch layer. i'm why valery takes for the soul just with the soul, it's just in the shower hi cinema on weekends, how interesting, do you live to pretend to be a gray mouse yourself , to demolish the roof for a double life, always at a double rate. one so beautiful, but in general a beautiful life caught the premiere today at 21:00. to listen to our next question. so attention to the question, who at work should make the rounds, yet philip managed, of course, yes, the doctor doctor makes the rounds. this indeed, it seems that we are frequently seeing. this is the first line or as a doctor scum nurse. this is the second line of nadezhda the sentry guard is returning like this. we give svetlana to railway workers, railway workers, a lineman. there is such a thing. yes, here they are, right away i will remember well, we are watching the railwayman. crawler. well, the lineman of the path ekaterina is the next option, yes statistics. maybe enough. hone

program of the estate near moscow 2014 pushchin for a ruble a year was leased to the entrepreneur seminsary to restore everything before their forms in 7 years, that is, this and the design of fixtures, the restoration project should be developed and the work itself should be carried out, but, unfortunately, here we see that 7 years have already passed, but really. there's a lot here work was done , ceilings were restored, because there was practically only here, not even a box, but just walls, and the patron's plan was supposed to appear here. be a cocktail around. they promised to restore the manor park with fountains five years ago. here everything was fenced off under guard. and the restoration began. this can be seen from the new brickwork. and downstairs there is a warehouse of building materials. now everything is abandoned and looted, and only fragments remain of the fence. it is known that the tenant paid a fine for not fulfilling his obligations to the long-suffering estate. again put up for auction our e, region, the city of serpukhov is not so. estates, as we would like ever

jordan said was the seminal question. and you don't have it? and it just begs the question whether or not you are really trying to find that out. because it is one thing to criticize the fbi for their fisa violations, to write a report. they have been criticized in plenty of reports. some have referred to your work as just a repackaging and regurgitation of what the inspector general already told us. so if you weren't going to do what mr. jordan said you were going to do in that video and give us the basis for all of it, what is the sovereign about? >> i am not exactly sure the important question. if your question is that we try to locate and interview mr. lifted, the answer is yes. >> why didn't you subpoena him to a grand jury? >> i am sorry? >> why didn't you send him a grand jury subpoena? >> after if that, you have to find him before you can serve a cranberries been on the. >> u.s. production, italy was you in bill barr looking for authentic pasta over there? or if that? >> no, we were looking for information that might help us locate lift

i actually think, if this becomes the seminal question of this general election, will the republicanicted donald trump, i think the republican nominee loses the general election. i think a lot of these people, from francis flores, to nikki haley, to whomever, need to be very careful with this issue. i mean it, alicia, i think they might see value in a republican primary. i think the nation rejects it in november of 24. if a candidate is running, and the seminal question is that they will pardon a convicted donald trump, i believe that candidate does lose. >> i know you've seen all of this thought and critique around the role that president biden should play in pushing back against the attacks from trump on doj, right. right now the biden administration, their theory of the cases don't touch it, don't talk about it. you step into their frame, this is all a politicize a shun. there are some democrats who are saying, okay, but you have to at some point say that there are institutions here that are being attacked without merit. i don't think it is necessarily for president biden to do, b

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my name is not kazansky today our guest is yuri pavlovich semin zenith again goes to the championshipy, well, it is clear that he is trying to break it. all. well, nothing works. does it benefit russian football? how are you think, probably we will talk about the fact that they all work even better. everyone says sorry, money is a lot. well, well, that means a lot, well, not twice as much as spartak's soviet motive is approximately. you can make the same financial amount a little more. about her , players are better chosen, probably better semak is working on training, setting tactics and so on, since they have such an advantage and there is nothing wrong with that. i don't see, because in many countries so bavaria how many times already champion psg endless champion in england the competition is a bit more in spain also fighting only two teams. and in general, i think the problem is not zenith, but the problem of other teams. why can’t they, uh, level up and, or vice versa, take the lead, who , besides you, can appreciate the coaching abilities of sergei bogdanovich semak, because th

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while talking about this, i want to work on agricultural shifts in order to create the national semination central russia with seeds that are suitable for central russia and i think that they will help you report the results in the near future time, of course, there are a lot of projects. now. they are the same, of course, i would like to enlist your support in resolving such issues. and those that still have to be implemented in the future , you are holding back the elections this year with pleasure, i will be real. for residents, in order for the change in life to be quite satisfactory, the performance in work is stable. developing steadily. there is, of course, a question to which special attention should be paid. you yourself spoke about this. it's medicine in terms of you finishing there construction of a multidisciplinary medical center, but also available facilities. they require special attention. they require repairs, including major repairs. such a volume is quite large , and i hope that this attention to healthcare will also affect the health of people who live in the oryol regi

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but the death of this incredibly seminal figure in the fight to defend all jeanina against the militias in the fight to maintain some kind of control against the tribal militias that have laid siege to that city for over a month. now, for nearly 2 months now, has prompted a change at this border. there seemingly as an exit is of people living in dar for streaming out. and if this isn't a clear sign of the fall of alternator into the hands of, of, of the militias, it is difficult to imagine a clear indication of that happening. people has been crossing over. they are coming here to the audrey border check, post crossing over. and coming to this open area, we seen ambulances from the red cross from the i, myself arriving here. and their pace of arrival and departure has gotten quicker because the needs of those that are rising has increased m a stuff says at least 6000 people have crossed from alternator from west or for, into chad in the last 3 days. just to give you an idea of how sudden and how impactful that has been they were treating just input. so last week, 72 patients that their

well, to be fair, this is hopefully, for the club, a seminal moment.s to have a domino effect now. you have a better calibre of player looking to come and play it was time because there competing in the second tier of european football and they relied on a very strong defence. i believe. hang on. the stars are coming. here we go. no, still not yet. just the anticipation. and we met a few of these but yes i think there is incitement in the crowd no and another go at the europa league, something they really didn't expect. had they lost last night, there would've been no european football and a sense of what if? where is no, as i said in the post—match press conference by declan rice sorry, by jarrod bowen, it's something they can build on. it's an opportunity not to get to the next level to stop saying with that six or seven position than they have many him to do over the last few seasons. another thing, do over the last few seasons. anotherthing, it do over the last few seasons. another thing, it will give the impression that the lead form was a bit of

without hormones, the song will lie into the sky , your beloved vasily semin flies today in our studio and the songs that the whole country sings will be painted simply with the soul. that's just the evening show of andrei malakhov today at 17:50 on the russia channel we continue and right now the third round is one. what happens does the viewer choose irina lordman? she plays a rival in herself, not necessarily irina. but every time they choose, but first let's look at the screen. aleksey belkov is 36 years old, the city of krasnodar will now play with you with someone and aleksey is in direct contact with us via phone alexey hello alexey well, tell us what you will spend your winnings on, if today you smile good luck. by the way, the hobby of preparing various tinctures and pouring is written for your children. oh how warm something good inside. now it remains, my love, the liqueur is such a crown, or rather, this is what we stop alexey on the internet, then somewhere the recipe is okay. not here. and the rest is the same leading questions or not? finish the great hockey wayne aphori

this is a seminal moment. i believe now is a mandate for change.be accelerated as a result of this report. as i say, we need to go about the recommendations carefully because there is a significant number, which come as a significant cost. i think there won't be any about the level of change that we now require. but what next for cricket? the independent commission has made over a0 recommendations. 0ur sports editor dan roanjoins me now. then, of the recommendations, what stands out for you and how realistic is it that there can be achieved? the report describes the recommendations as radical reform. that's what they say is required in this situation from the ecb. the first of them was for there to be an unreserved apology. the ecb has already delivered that as you heard. i'm on the other 43, the most eye—catching is the equalisation of paint between men and women. the icc commission said they wanted to see match fees the same between the england men's and women's teams immediately and the longer term, within six or seven years, the pay for bull en

parks, famous because she's the seminal person in the history of civil and women's rights. she died in 2005, but her is now. the lessons she taught me are lessons that can change what is happening now. i hope we will discuss in a q&a. mrs. parks used to tell me all the time and didn't understand it at the time were hiding behind the laws. if we don't attention to people that don't like we do, if we don't spend time changing hearts, the laws will roll back. that's what they're doing now. so this book is of even more importance to me because. this gives me the opportunity to go around country and do what mrs. parks did. talk love is all that matters. reaching out to people and say we can make a difference. we can change the world. i did not realize until i finished writing this book how much mrs. parks taught me and that we can become disciple. the underlying foundation of what she taught is about faith in yourself. to do the hard work, to the hearts and minds of those meet through your words, not just through your words, but by your exemplary behavior. from early childhood,

. >> one thing i'm curious about on the seminal issues you and i agree on a lot but we agree on a lot. we agree on a lot of things. to me it seemless you are closer in many ways to populist comfo conservatives than the modern belle dem credit party i know you are running as a grown. can you say that donald trump did more for african-americans in inner stele with increased role median income and enpru enpreneuroopportunity he was doing his best at the time to stand up for disenfranchised people with an economy this was growing for the first time. for all demographic groups. >> but you have to acnaj the grow tech wealth inequality increasing as low unemployment rates are in place i give him credit for unemployment rate. i don't hate brother trump i hate the loyal and hate the gangster activity and the neolanguage he uses when trashed muslim and treasures black folk sons of b it c -- his language is -- that's where you and i disagree. but cornel. the left is targeted now. >> i hate biden hypocrisy. surveillance state that you and i and i think a lot of conservatives grown mistrustful of

university fellow and author of preserving african american history in places, which is considered seminal publication on preserving african american historic sites by the smithsonian. brant is also a national leader in the u.s. preservation movement, and in 2018 received the robert g. stanton national preservation award. his passion for elevating the significance of black culture in american history is visible through his work, which elevates the remark stories and places that evoked centuries of black activism, achievement and community. and over the past decade, he's developed the northeast african historic places outreach program and its theme the business of preservation to build a regional movement. preservation leaders saving landmarks in, african-american history. brant has taught at harvard university, boston architectural college and the university of maryland. he is a senior advisor and adjunct associate professor at the university of pennsylvania's center for the preservation of civil rights sites and an adjunct at columbia university's graduate program in historic preservation

which is obvious from every president that that is what you do it is a seminal moment in front of thea straight it's the things that he misses. he talks about how he is the dullest president, it's the things that happen underneath the dullness that are the radical aspects of what's happening. i have friends texting me right now talking with the air force who are parts of commands under the air force that didn't do anything for memorial day, but they are flying trans and pride flags for the entire month of june. joe biden is allowing it to happen whether he knows it or not. it is dangerous for the america people at home and abroad, images like that are with a c-uppercase-letter. there is no way this guy can run , it is totally irresponsible . >> maybe we are looking to deeply in this, but it wasn't just the fall, it was his first attempt to get up on his own, and he went right back down. it's like he didn't have the physical strength to pull himself up. i work out every day, ip works out as well as thank you do as well, doctor. i'm doing hundreds of push-ups every day and lots of sit u

plus, the baidu chatgpt service called earning has outperformed openai seminal products on several measuresn china. that's according to a statement from china's search leader who implies the latest iteration of the baidu foundation model won't compete with ai directly in china. meta has quadruple the number of companies using its whatsapp is in his tool in the past three years. the app now has more than 200 million customers up from 50 million in the middle of 2020, making headway in a push to generate more money from the popular messaging service. coming up, we will continue our conversation on artificial intelligence and talk to an entrepreneur in the space was a former bridgewater hedge fund employee who us next to discuss the launch of his new app quiver which uses ai and the blockchain for digital identity. loads more to come on bloomberg technology. focusing on ai from san francisco and don't forget gary tan is coming up and that's when you don't want to miss. a gloomy day in san francisco but this is bloomberg technology. ♪ hi, i'm katie, i've lost 110 pounds on golo in just over a y

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this is a seminal historic moment.are on the verge of having chinese communist party troops in the caribbean, 100 miles from the southern coast of florida. it is like taking me back to the 1980s, the movie red dawn where you had soviets and cubans invading the united states and taking a play right out of the soviet playbook. laura, this is a world right now where our enemies, our adversaries do not fear any consequences. they harass our planes and ships and break into our bases, spy on our nuclear facilities with a sophisticated balloon, not a silly balloon. and now put troops in our back door. they get rewarded with a meeting. it is truly astounding and dangerous. this is how wars start. if you contrast that to just a few years ago with trump, what happened there? iran hits the embassy and kills an american. the field general is dead. isis gets out of control and continues to attack us in europe. baghdad dead. the russians cross the red line in syria. 300 russian waggoner mercenaries wagoner mercenaries dead. and dete

you also talk about why 2022 was such a seminal, pivotal moment in terms of how the supreme court actsyou elaborate on both of those? >> yeah. you are exactly right. we take for granted we have this court that is nine unelected people serving for lifetime terms that has so much power that we sit around every june wondering what rulings they're going to make and what country do we live in as a result. it has this power only because we, the people, give it this power. it has developed over time. it really depends on the public's faith in the court that really something like about politics or at least not a purely political, purely ideological, purely power-driven actor. in 2022, it the first full-term of the super majority of six very conservative justices who you and your viewers are familiar with, how they got installed. six very conservative justices, their first term. they moved the court and therefore the country hard to the right in three days last june. first, they did a decision called bruin which was by far the most sweeping second amendment ruling in the country's history that

do you think changes their mind i know you have been doing some work on the ground, but is there a seminaloment or a killer app that is able to sort of show what the opportunities are and take away some of that fear? >> yeah. and in this context, perhaps we should change the context from killer app. >> yes a good app. >> yeah, it's a good app you know, obviously, part of the recommendation is people using these products like go use pie use chatgpt. get some exposure to them. but if you imagine you have a medical assistant on every smartphone you have a tutor for everyone from a three-year-old to a 75-year-old and you see those benefits oh, gosh this search thing is really useful for me, and i can watch new shows and all the rest oh, this is interesting and good for me i think it is the experience because when it is unknown there is fear in it. and that's why you play with it. >> right and many millions are starting to play within the form of chatgpt and bard a lot of folks were talking about this and the effect it might have on the 2020 presidential election. this may be sort of its bigges