essentially the day after shelby texas dropped the voting restriction of law. we must amazement restrictive laws for black and latino to vote the day after they were ready to go with all the saw the proliferation of doing everything we can yet the voter id oh wait, wait do we say you could use a student id? no we didn't mean that. the closing of polling places predominately and black and latino communities without notice. without clarity and all of that, all of that as horrible as it has been and it has been horrible but not with organizing activism from it and sure people know where and how to vote. why even still use saw 26 states, 26 room voting rights laws not restrictive ones one to make it easier for folks to vote. the south states like new york, like connecticut like says we have it voting rights act even the federal government doesn't pass it. for winning or fighting with 26 states in that it made it easier. that matters that counts that's her people. before i go to mr. mayor once a mare always a mare i'm very interested since shelby what shift have you

that is, until shelby county in shelby county. the case came to my court. you know, this this this this section is about interpreting the constitution where i sit on an inferior court. i have a copy of the constitution on my desk, and i use it all the time, but mostly in states with my law clerks and my grandchild. and when i when i have a constitutional case, i'm interpreting supreme court decisions that interpret the constitution. that's that's what i do at my level. all i have to go on is appropriate. what is appropriate? well, you have to read the supreme court's five or six decisions to understand what it is. i did that in shelby county, and i actually thought the case was quite easy. in the 15th amendment. this is what the supreme court has said about about the 15th amendment. what what the court has said is that when congress we added the 15th amendment to the constitution, we dramatically changed the relationship between the federal government and the states. and congress gave the congress new authority over the states to prevent it. no states from

skyrocketing in the premarket, shelby. thoughts on what's happening in retail and whether or not macy's goes private? >> yeah, i think this story is a great example of the importance of stock selection. so when we look at macy's, we see a company that didn't necessarily get a great hold of the sort of omni channel approach and has been saddled with a tremendous amount a of real estate in a time where brick and mortar is under fire. we look at the situation with the walmarts and costcos of the world, two companies we hold across our portfolios, we see companies that, one, have started to either master or really getting ahold of omni channel and brick and mortar is able to deliver on value which is important to the american consumer. we look at the macy's situation, we see there's an opportunity there for the new future investors to say how can we go ahead and make this work with what people are demanding and how they want these goods delivered to them so it's a potentially great deal for current investors but will definitel

we know that the shelby v. holder decision, eric holder hates to have that word holder with it, so the shelby decision really gutted the preclearance provisions by finding unconstitutional congress' framework for determining which states are the most egregious actors. can you tell us what the impact of having the milligan case, i think it's befitting that alabama brought us the voting rights act, but alabama also brought us the shelby decision and now alabama's bringing us the milligan decision and that decision, if reverberated around the nation, will actually add more seats that are held by minority voters, at least those that they choose. yes. [applause] deuel: yeah. i think it's really important to emphasize for, first, the history of alabama specifically, that alabama obviously is where the selma to montgomery march happened. it's where bloody sunday happened. it's also where the first sort of weakening the voting rights act in 1908 happened and congress robustly responded two years later to enact an amend

let's bring in shelby talcot. i want to get your reaction to this ad. it is a significant play that he is making in new hampshire against trump. of course the person he is honestly running against right now probably is nikki haley as well. >> yeah, good morning. and this has been the entire basis of chris christie's campaign. he is going hard against trump and he is arguing that he sdeefsh deserves to be president because he is the only one who will directly attack the frontrunner. in the last debate i talked to a number of desantis supporters and donors and one of their arguments that i heard consistently was that they were a little frustrated that ron desantis was going after nikki haley and thought that he should be going after donald trump more. on the flip side, when i'm out on the campaign trail, it is a very tough balance for these candidates to make. chris christie is certainly not trying to garner that trump or trump sympathetic voter. he is garnering the voters who do not like trump. and that is sort of a different base from where nikki haley

i actually ran into commissioner shelby on the way down. you were on your way up to portland, i believe, at the time. san francisco has been. that's a photo of me and a couple of that. it's a session that i moderated on race and representation of our cities as glenn harris and toriel milani from amsterdam. she's the deputy mayor. and aaron hartney from chicago. she's my role in the city of chicago. so it was a very spirited conversation. it could have gone on forever. the one on the right is a panel of representation in in the public realm. and so where we largely talked about monuments and memorials and what we're doing, our work here and coma was in that session. that was a great assist as well. san francisco has been part of the world cities culture forum since 2015. we were able to host the summit in 2018 and arts and cultural leaders from around the world representing 40 member cities met at the summit, which focused on the themes of culture, courage and leadership for a new world. during the summit, i led moderated panels and challeng

let's bring in shelby talcott. good to see you. desantis and haley are spending millions attacking each other in these final weeks before iowa and new hampshire. haley spent around $6.4 million in broadcast tv ads and desantis 5.9 million attacking her. is this just a burn it all to the ground strategy or could it sway some voters ' minds? >> i think there is still a chance to sway some voters' minds. there is a sector that don't make up their minds until the last minute. so that is really what they are trying to do here. the question that i have is whether it will sway enough voters to really make a difference. we saw nikki haley in particular out in new hampshire, has taken a pretty big bump. but there is still the question of iowa and south carolina, are these candidates going to be able to get in a solid second place and competes against donald trump. >> and south carolina haley's home state. new hampshire and iowa have different constituents, a lot of independent voters, can vote in the open primary in new hampshire. caucuses

to shelby, we have an equally large extensive exhibition that is about the contemporary reception of friedreich's, especially in the age of climate change, where we see changes in the whole structure of nature when this comes, not to of the food because our views of nature have changed in many of these newer works refer to specific words by 3 direct, but in order to define this new position of the world today, quite to and you know, i can katie, but these are no it was it sealants push them on fox and caspar david frigerator was born in 1774 in the northeast of germany on the baltic sea. his childhood was overshadowed by the early depths of his mother and 2 of his siblings. many years of his life were plagued by depression and poverty. his works reflects this isolation . many of his paintings focus on cold, dark winters and start landscapes of the fridge was part of the 19 centuries romantic movement which occurred right after the enlightenment. a period of time characterized by logic, math, and science. the romantics were more interested in portraying the beauty and wonders if the w

. >>> joining us now, shelby talcott and also leah wright. and also scott dennings. thanks for joining us. you heard the reporting. high level officials have had these meetings before. there is a bit of relief at the border and then things go back to where they are. starting with you in terms of what biden needs to do here to not completely infuriate the progressive base, but also get something done here, how difficult of a task is that for him? >> it is a herculean difficult task in large part because what biden has to do is show desigh receiveness. and so this is all tied to the funding for ukraine and really necessary for him to say that he's had a successful agenda. but it does mean compromise and republicans have been pushing for much more -- or much harder and severe consequences with regard to immigration and migrant crisis and just acknowledging the situation at the border. progressives, liberals, don't want that. they don't want i think the kind of hard line stance that we've come to effect from republicans, they want an intervention that is i think humanita

the all do that how much has been pushing for quite a while and i think it's not at all appealing shelby study to the, to the is ratings and reading the media. keep referring to the masses of people there and it bears repeating. we're talking about as many as 1500000 palestinians who might have to move. many of them already displaced. how is that even possible, let alone keeping them relatively safe as well. i suspect it isn't possible, there are a number of constraints. first of all, it seems that the instructions it is. well, it keeps giving and you can see these across the media where you are told what go from this phone to that. so we'll move, move to disadvantage or evidently confusing, and there's a 2nd issue as well, which is rarely spoken of. and that's of course, the fact that how much does it won't people to move because i have lessons using these people as human shields. so from these very perspective, they all causing evidently causing some confusion, perhaps, or trying to do something to try to do the best i would imagine. but also a homicide interest in keeping people that

i detest the bail bond system in shelby county. >> todd: all right, he ignores key fact that bail keepsad people behind bars. what is your response to that judge right there? >> well, first i said the other day on local affiliate of fox that i was pissed off about this and the community is. what is harmful about that particular judge, judge anderson, he manages judicial commissioner program, magistrates in tennessee and they set initial bail for defendants. he oversees that program and his anymous toward bail is influencing his decision letting people out without bail, also influencing the decision of judicial commissioners. one thing i hope to do in january when we reconvene is to amend judicial commissioner law so that judicial judge, that judge overseeing judicial commissioners will be reassigned to just the courtroom. and hopefully be able to get that done in january. >> todd: look at the system, you have a judge looking out for the criminal, the da is looking out for the criminal, who is looking out for the victim? in time for holidays, new york assemblyman is donating his kidney t

. >> i say one thing thinking about commissioner shelby's question. start thinking now the key issues when we come back a year from now you want answered. as a consultant you never want to hear the question the first time when you present the final report. we start thinking what you think the key issues are, the questions that need to be addressed and answered within the strategic and business plan and that is very helpful for us. >> any other commissioner questions? comments? i have a comment. i want to congratulate the process arriving at your conclusion. one thing in the process of reviewing the potential consultants was something that mr. tapia was talking about and that creative economy planning. would you talk about that, in particular we are in a difficult fiscal and contextual situation, and we know that arts account for 11 percent of our economy and we have lot of data to support that. americans for the arts, et cetera. so, kind of leaning into mr. tapia and the creative economy. one outcome i hope it will have a clear understanding how we as

president of our country's football federation , condemned the meeting and discussion with suzan shelbi, the representative of the palestinian federation, and the cruel crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. expressing regret for the bitter and cruel crimes of the zionist regime in the gaza strip, taj stated that the zionist butchers, in addition to women and men also brutalize the oppressed football players and kill them to death. thatch pointed out where in the world 60 footballers are killed by a dictatorial regime. these crimes must be condemned as a pandemic. kakavand won the second gold medal in asian age group chess . on the final day of this competition hosted by the uae. with the companionship and empathy of well-wishers, heroes and sportsmen, a thousand yalda packages were explained to the needy. they have always tried to bring smiles to the faces of the people of their country. one day in the field of sports and another day in the field of knowledge humanity an athlete is not only one who goes to win a medal, but now wins a championship. a hero is the one who can hold the hand

executive board of the asian football confederation in jeddah , saudi arabia, with representative suzan shelbie palestinian federation condemned the meeting and discussion and the cruel crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. taj expressed regret for the bitter and cruel crime of the zionist regime in the gaza strip. in addition to women and men, the zionist thugs also brutalized the oppressed football players and dragged them to the ground. crown he pointed out where in the world 60 footballers are killed by a dictatorial regime. this crime should be condemned as a pandemic. a stopped one was ranked second in the table. the match between cádiz and rual sociedad ended in a scoreless draw and majorca defeated osasuna 3-2. in the opening match of the eighth week of the english premier league, crystal plus' match with brighton ended with a 1-1 draw. in the continuation of this competition tonight. aston villa and shafid united go the same distance . other games of this week will be played tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. the 17th week of the italian serie a starts today with four games and in t

in the case against shelby hewitt coming up at 7 a.m. first look, i'm trevor ault, abc news, new york, new information on the domestic violence trial of marvel actor jonathan majors. >> there is new evidence that has been released as abc news reporter rhiannon ali shows us. it includes an audio recording and video from the night of the alleged assault. >> this morning, newly unsealed evidence against actor jonathan majors includes a conversation secretly recorded last year, during which majors appears to instruct his girlfriend to behave more like the wives of historically important men. >> coretta scott king do you know who that is? that's martin luther king's wife, michelle obama, barack obama's wife. also shown in court. >> this video from the night of the alleged assault. majors can be seen picking his ex-girlfriend, grace jabari, up trying to shove her back into that suv. jabari claims minutes earlier, majors had assaulted her in the back seat. >> jabari said majors had broken her finger and cut her behind her ear after she grabbed

asia in jeddah, saudi arabia , met suzan shelby, the representative of the palestinian federation he condemned the conversation and the cruel crime of the zionist regime in gaza. taj expressed regret for the bitter and cruel crime of the zionist regime in the gaza strip . in addition to women and men, the zionist thugs also brutalized the oppressed football players and dragged them to the ground. taj khater pointed out where in the world 60 footballers are killed by a dictatorial regime. these crimes must be in other games, tehran's nature beat limondis shiraz 74-71, mehram 92/64 against red air defense. due to the presence of gorganis in the west asian super league, it was postponed to friday, december 8, and football a european club, real madrid is the leader again in the final four matches of the 18th week of la liga real madrid with taggol. lucas vazquez's single goal in the required minutes of the second half defeated elaos and took the lead with 45 points and conceded more goals than girona. in the other match, girona was stopped against ruval vetis and placed in the second pla

. >> i say one thing thinking about commissioner shelby's question. start thinking now the key issues when we come back a year from now you want answered. as a consultant you never want to hear the question the first time when you present the final report. we start thinking what you think the key issues are, the questions that need to be addressed and answered within the strategic and business plan and that is very helpful for us. >> any other commissioner questions? comments? i have a comment. i want to congratulate the process arriving at your conclusion. one thing in the process of reviewing the potential consultants was something that mr. tapia was talking about and that creative economy planning. would you talk about that, in particular we are in a difficult fiscal and contextual situation, and we know that arts account for 11 percent of our economy and we have lot of data to support that. americans for the arts, et cetera. so, kind of leaning into mr. tapia and the creative economy. one outcome i hope it will have a clear understanding how we as

. >> memphis shelby county schools representative spoke to concerned parents about how they don't approve of the club, but under a 2001 supreme courtrillionuling schools can't discriminate against a religious group based on their viewpoints and must allow them to rent space at chimney rock elementary. >> i do not endorse. i do not support the beliefs of this organization at the center of the recent headlines, officials say the satanic temple that will run the after school satan club is a nonprofit organization and follow district protocols to apply for space. >> the district does not discuss it against any legitimate nonprofit group based on religion or its beliefs. >> chimney rock elementary would be the group's fifth active club in the country, while leaders from the satanic temple insist they aren't teaching students anything religious, their beliefs are firm. >> it's important to us that people do know that we self-identify as satanists, even if we're not teaching satanism. um, just so people have an idea that that perspective about what satanic, uh, practitioners are is completely wr

captions paid for by cbs television distribution shelby hardenbrook is suing her daughter's father, william number 40 on the calendar in the matter of hardenbrook vs. perry. >> judge judy: thank you. >> bd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: ms. hardenbrook, this is your claim. you and mr. perry have a child together who is how old? >> 6. >> judge judy: you and mr. perry were never married. you have a custody arrangement. was the custody arrangement ever formalized by a court? >> yes, i have that right here. >> judge judy: i'd like to take a look at it. >> this is all i have. >> judge judy: so, you created this agreement. it's a total joint custody agreement. >> correct. >> judge judy: which means that your son -- >> daughter. >> judge judy: daughter? >> yes. >> judge judy: spends half the time with you and half the time with her father. >> correct. >> judge judy: and there is no child-support order because of that s

region, and the south smile. da 0 has gained access to the come out of those one hospital, alice, a shelby's cause. this report, one of those, the cost of the, of the early hours of the morning these radio occupation forces shipping shelling the vicinity of camille at one hospital, dozens of civilians were killed and others wound as these riley will planes target whoever it is to leave the hospital many were injured as they attempt to lead through the northern gates. as we speak, you can hear the gun fund and showing the hospitals of a pact with patients wounded in display civilians who took shelter in the premises . shelling was not interrupted throughout the night. these rarely will planes of pounded buildings close to the hospital come pounds. this is the northern guys have to come out when hospital is really drones and will planes find directly at anybody trying to leave the hospital and make a national hasse out on. we have received and trapped inside, commanded one hospital. dead bodies are piling up on the ground. we are unable to take them to the summit. truthful burial stuff. we app

and shelby remembers that russia is a huge supplier of steel. so those components, those are all materials, arise in price making them more expensive to procure, taking longer a time to arrive. therefore, in order to manufacture those things that you cri needs and it will take time. and therefore, this is the time that you bring thousands have and there in lights, a problem. and so how big a problem is that time ukraine hold, it's uh, current positions. we've asked a change in the supply lives. it will literally defend it's very difficult to predict the future and what might happen on the battlefield in military terms. and of course, the politics will also influence that, however, it doesn't look very promising for ukraine, especially as, as i said, as the russians are deploying again, the wagner troops are all moved to they are trying to push and to get ahold of, of the, of what was living in regard to russian casualties and that is a problem because the brain also has a mobile is ation potential issue as well. so man power is also scars in ukr

but we are are without our powerful tools given the suspension after the shelby county versus holder ruling. >> on disabilities? asst ag clarke: enforcement of the ada is a hallmark of our work. we are working to make sure people with disabilities have access to jobs, housing and we are mindful of the barriers that people face with web access. through litigation, guidance, technical assistance in providing service to the public by way of ada.gov we're are standing up with people with disabilities across country. >> that's so important. section two is alive and been used well even though sometimes it's misplaced. there is an argument in the eighth circuit where they ruled that only the government can bring a section two case. most of the cases have been brought by individuals or by the government and it does come out that is upheld by the supreme court thus the proper interpretation of the voting rights act, what will that do to the voting rights enforcement in your division? asst ag clarke: the justice department takes seriously its obligation to enforce section two. legislative hist

this is i, the shelby, i can stock best sludgy thoughts, autumn woods of hush type custom sizes. each of the codes in the top is kind of the custom built for you to guys. so those topics were results all the bad preparation. well, who's to say that that will be better prepared this time or that they'll get the money they need from their allies to keep going? these are the questions ukrainians will be asking. and so right, of course, for the defense minister who moved his entire family to the was years ago. his children are young. the last one was even born in the us and they can probably remain there in definitely sites in security concerns. the information spread in the media, that members of the family of defense minister roost them home or off our allegedly us citizens is not true. the ministers, children, son, aged 10 years daughters, 8 and 2 years, are exclusively citizens of ukraine, whom are ops, family members do not have citizenship, of other countries. in 2016, the family of the ukrainian defense minister was forced to travel abroad due to attempts and threats stemming

of office to the constitution and owes to the united states and then participates in the direction shelby barred from being in office again. so now this many decades and decades as their kentucky, it's later we're seeing these democratic secretaries of state come forward and say he can't be on the primary ballot because as you mentioned january 6th. so how did we get here? well, in the united states, states run the elections and so we're seeing very different reactions from different states because each state has its own constitution, each state has its own set of laws and how elections should be run. so for example, colorado, their supreme court said he can't be on the ballad, michigan just 24 hours ago. their supreme court said he can. now we see the rhode island secretary of state, take this step because her state, again, different than the rest of the trump campaign says they're going to appeal immediately. so what's the actual impact on of this? probably not much when it comes to the campaign. donald trump can win the primary. courtney in the polls any way without a beat on the ballo

i'm with same polls now inside ukraine, the shelby to save is dropping support for that. let's get you some a now tipping. as a new to me as a, as a potential success about even so let's skis, wife is now saying, but she doesn't want him to stand again. she said, i don't want him to be president for another to all to, to him. so maybe the leg skis. time is up. wow. safe, many thanks for coming in with those details that says stays reading with the story . thank you for joining us there and i'll see you and i saw this sunday went back to the top of the hour. the 4 of the legs. the 1935 fast is easily led by dictator benito mussolini decided to expand its colonial empire in africa and take over the opium. by that time, ethiopia was the only fully independent state on the continent. back in 1896, its inhabitants were able to defeat the italian colonies and defend their independence. since then. rome craved for revenge for the humiliating defeat. in the morning of october 3, 1935. without any announcement, the foxes attacked ethiopia, and bombarded most severely. ethiopian ar

but um there may not shelby, the 2 fell off the front seat. so that's a, that's a global in fact, i think so fargo based on differences outside the house. i see you are off on us on finding. have you ever thought of this thing wrong? well now might be the moment for you because tyrone is introducing a fees of free policy for $5.00 to $3.00 countries with a combined population of there's a built in things here to india found you write down a number of african nations onto corresponding use of july has all the details on that has introduce a visa waiver for travelers from 33. so for the tourism industry most being for as long as we've been affected by the time. so for some time since onset was over the past 5 years is the longest and most diverse, less stuff, new visa, free countries, anyone has ever introduced. it includes nations from different continents and geographical regions, including the middle east, central asia, and africa, east asia, south america, and east to europe. the measure is yet to take effect as the tourism industry is addin

what journalism political level as shelby abdel or black mountain suggest israel is trying to suppress reports of a legend idea of atrocities in guns. there are so many problems in communications, and this is done intentionally by the israeli forces so that they can try to minimize the news coming from different areas that goes through as much as they can . this is really eh, making the doable journalist very hard to transfer to the what's happening at the wrong operation is still continuing in the saw some of the step they are still trying to evade and gain more drones. and they have been also last uh, yesterday and lot the during the day and last night they have been booming around equate the hospital in the fall, which is the same thing they have been doing in the didn't the nor did it in java, which here for a hospital, they did it with indonesia in the hospital. so i believe that this is the target, the down targeting the, according to their approval. again, the all the time, the down to saying got a mazda is using the health facilities to facilitate data relating to work, which i

the fact that working in russian with russia has always been profitable and always shelby. it had been confirmed by the centuries by the experience of generations of machin sondra printer, some business people all over the world since the beginning of march 2022. in november of this year, the number of foreign companies in russia. let me emphasize this. despite all the pressure of the west and politically leads, the number of foreign companies, some of the businesses working in russia did not decrease. can you imagine that? i was surprised to find out the number has increased by the 1st of march 2022, the more 24.1004 and companies registers in russia. by the 1st of november, this year, they were involved $1600.00 small companies to be more precise, $25600.00 foreign companies. that this quite indicative this shows their readiness to work and russia, the growth and expansion of the domestic market and the context of frustrated with the states of asia, middle east, and the sol, sophia, raised the legend, american effort to opens new opportunities for our economy. and for any

there a bound in parts represent 80 percent of the transit volume through the parts of count to know shelby, i know typo in general, a secretary of the new jerry and the trader is union of importers exporters and wholesalers says, the names lifting of the band doesn't affect the share of the countries and traders use other parts. the news when the decision was made to band in ports through the port of coats, i knew we were not worried at all because our goods were already at a disadvantage as a result of transiting through their port today. but then came back to us to say that the band has been suspended. it doesn't matter to us at all. it has nothing to do with the benefits they provide. it is because been installed that our government asked us to use the port of low may or other ports and countries that helped us when we needed support. it is too late for bending to ask us to come back to allowing ports through it's port benet needs to compensate us for our losses is been reimbursed. as these losses. security in the corner door will be improved. producers of onions, sweet potatoes, rise a

but this footed shed, she had by the idea of claims to shelby illumination of him as militant who allegedly opened fire and engage its forces in close quarters. come back. meanwhile, there's disturbing footage from gather city shows doctors scrambling to treat patients at the multiple, the tax and the region with no more room to receive the injured inside. the building staff have been forced to treat patients on the floor outside the facility that hospitals in the central gather on the brink of collapse as well. and with the lack of fuel, electricity, and basic necessities as displace palestinians, florida medical centers in such a shelter. and now the easterly strike target at the residential building a residential block in the refugee camp. they are leaving the neighborhood in drawings, a hip on old laser or in our homes when suddenly houses begin to full. so some of the residents have lived in children still, and those are all the then the whole neighborhood was destroyed. bill became homeless. and i mean, we were sleep at 6 am. when we heard explosions, we managed to save some of the ch

last centering shelby wilks, as spacing a cheese as washington of threatening regional peace in the pacific offered us will ship sales into chinese power to close to the split up the spring you? oh, the very latest around the pope, this is all kids national live from all h q, hit snow email, skype. welcome to the program. well starting off this hour, at least $700.00 people have reported keeping killed lots and less than 24 hours off to is ro, rump top it's offensive across garza, the central part of the and cave has become the focus of the idea of the latest tockets the he ended up being taken to the out access control with power metrics, treating the wounds head on the bloodstain souls amid a severe shortage of supplies. a few wounded gauls dispute. father, this is what happened above the i'm guessing the last show the now we're going to have it on my and a z as well and that to yeah, i like to do and as you while about so it's all about the not all the oh yeah, it was over and over to the level of the baptist hospital in garza city is a breaking point to magic. so walking around the puls

here, a journalist in his family home in northern casa uninstall shelby's father was 65 years old. israel had issued a new evaluation orders for giovanni of that his father didn't want to leave his home. i'm sure he says need the death threats from the is rarely mean. know the killing of his father will stop him from a portion from calls that come up. there is no doubt it is been the practice of these. they need to pay some forces. these are, you know, co pays and forces continue to perpetrate. war crimes against innocent civilians as well. my family was very purposefully talked to them and my father was killed that . yeah, it is my own and it had been sent home in japan. yet if you take um, as that is some, my father was killed on the spot to move it. it was a direct strike by a war planes either. it was very difficult, not only to it each like, but they bought those body, but also it was difficult to read somebody home in the 1st place. a few hours ago, i was in the house and requested them to leave by to the fuse. after we pulled his dead body, we would not able duty to the cemetery an

most powerful tools given the suspension of the section five preclearance provision following the shelby county alabama versus holder ruling. >> and don disabilities? >> enforcement of the ada is a hallmark of our work in the civil rights division. every day, we're working to ensure that people with disabilities have access to jobs , housing. and we're also very mindful of the barriers that people face when comes to web access. and so again, through litigation, through guidance, through technical assistance and providing service to the public by way of ada.gov and more, we are fighting to stand up for people with disabilities across our country. >> that's so important to give everybody an opportunity to have a full life and not to have some accident of nature or disease being an impediment to that. then the justice department's actions are great. section five was eliminated by the supreme court. section two is alive and it has been used and used well, even though sometimes it's late and it takes time. now there's a argument in the eighth circuit where they ruled that only the government

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it'd be while this logic drive across the mount. shelby us. i know if there's a boat or we got some snow into that eastern side of canada, that'll slip his wife the race was tending to pay throughout, as it does sound at the same time, more in the way of what's the weather coming back in across texas so winter weather, an open prank of that. so for southern piles of colorado mold in areas of the new mexico ministry kept wanting to stay. fact continues with more right for florida. the president biden says one to 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis. what does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for? i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy. and what are the long term consequences for the region and the world? a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line. there is no channel that covers world news like we do, we revisit places the state houses are really invested in that. and that's a privilege. as a journalist, the the the welcome back. you're watching out just 0 time to recap the headlines now. these right the on the

the security council to adapt a resolution in order to recognize an independent palestinian state, shelby not having not, we should become a fully fledged member of the united nations. and we stand shoulder to shoulder with the powers to be. and people in this tragedy and we see the way we must be intransigent and act until we achieve their full rights. thank you very much. we must demand that immediate c. 's filed the statement that by author's permanent representative to the united nations on the assigned issue and tell him to say we reject measures leading to force displacement of the palestinian population that spring and model on bush. all right, i'll just here a senior political analyst joins us here on set. so model one, looking at the, the temperatures so far it does seem like several countries we've heard from about those. and by so there were several countries in the united nations security council. they want to seize file, right? it's, but it's very clear us doesn't weigh this. what happens in the diplomatic process. now, do you expect and will that create perhaps something of

that's why we're a little bit late or after october 7, it's my father's father returned to butch to shelby to where he could you and show him what was left on the rubble and rolling. that was really remarkable, wasn't it? 65 years instead of 65 days, and then talking about his father in such a way. yeah. he's clearly got signs of dementia that's being openly discussed right now. it's also being openly discussed whether he's fit to, to actually run for office, which most people think he's not. in fact, most voters don't. most young people, there was a recent pool. i think it was a few 70 percent of younger voters do not want joe biden. us as well as he demands for more aid from washington, an upcoming fresh round of talks over you, prince e. u membership shows the growing gap and views with cab willing to do anything it takes to get into the ball. while multiple e leaders see things differently, the old t various commission, the recommendations were implemented into ukrainian legislation. so we, we can jump, we condense, e for that is that is requested in addition to a check other than the

. >> shelby, i want to get to you in a second because you have great nikki haley reporting in the path because she's the hot non-trump candidate. on the trail, the distance between vermin and poisoning the blood and here's a policy proposal that i can work through and how it would work to some degree, does that work? >> trump does have proposals he's outlining. these comment gss are getting t headlines. under them and his speeches are what he would do, talks about having one of the largest deportation campaigns in history. my colleagues have reported on the immigration plans he would build on what he did in the white house, take it a step further. i think voters feel that people like nikki haley and ron desantis are following trump's path when they talk about what to do on immigration. he set the tone, outlined where they want to be. so she might have this plan that sounds very specific but to a lot of voters they're saying you're taking trump's lead here. >> that language, it's really easy to understand. if you're a voter and chwatchin that makes sense. wouldn't these things already b

in 2013 there was the shelby county case that took away the preclearance authority. and now, out of the eighth circuit, there is this new theory that has been found 58 years into the existence of the voting rights acts. there have been about 185 successful cases brought under section 2. only 15 brought by the united states department of justice. about 90% of the successful cases brought by private litigants. they talk about these cases being brought by the government as well as by private litigants. you had a trump appointed judge in the eighth circuit in arkansas to say he brought this up before any of the parties raise. the private litigants cannot bring these cases. the litigants didn't raise this as a possibility. inconsistent with what the fifth circuit said just a few weeks before that. inconsistent with what two circuits have said about the ability of private litigants. so i'm very concerned about what they are trying to do to section two, one of the few remaining and vital parts of the voting rights act of 1965. >> georgia is on everyone's mind. one reason, t

>> luke, >> shelby. >> christina. >> janet. >> pearl. >> liz. >> janice: sisters in new york, you having? getting into trouble? >> little bit. >> janice: what is your name? >> jody. saw kiss, one of the greatest experiences ever. >> janice: looks good, snow across northeast, otherwise good-looking forecast. are you happy to be on "fox and friends"? wave to everybody at home. back inside. >> ainsley: good-looking crowd. thank you. more "fox and friends" just moments away. >> steve: a couple friends, bill hemmer and dana perino preview what happens in eight minutes. >> bill: where are the hostages? where are the american hostages? still eight or nine in gaza. need to get them home. >> dana: asking if israel ignored threat of attack from hamas, we'll learn about that today. >> bill: john kerry laid out whopper on energy. >> dana: major decision expected on opioids. dylan and college football, don't know if anyone will be happy. >> dana: i don't even know what you are talking about, apparently the hawks won the mac, not sure what that meant. a new day starts in minutes. pap. [man struggles]