there's a shovel at the end that's symbolic. that shovel was made from gun buy backs that we've been doing, mayor. right, mayor london breed, getting thousands of guns off the streets. that was made out of guns. that planted a tree for martin luther king in atlanta. we built that mohogany tree by city hall. we used that to break ground for that building right here. and the bible says swords will be turned into plow shares. i'm honored that you allow us to use that shovel to help break ground for over 200 affordable 100% housing in our community. thank you once again for having me. thank you for letting me speak. it wouldn't be right if you didn't have nobody from this neighborhood up here on the podium speaking. thank you, mayor london breed for your leadership. continue to do what you do because you know we've got your back like a backpack. thank you. >> thank you, rudy. you are an inspiration really and truly. and, i just want to make that comment rudy referenced mick. mick, can you raise your hand? there. mick was a t.b.c. re

he picked up a shovel, gloves, a time, and had. >> what does he have in this?to be a shovel and a tarp as often. >> that looks at walmart had no trouble remembering the customer. >> most people weren't wearing shorts at that time. >> donna stiffer a cashier in the lawn and garden section remember approaching the customer who looked like he was going to a law. >> i said welcome to walmart gonna help. you and the first thing i think he asked for was live. why would you ask for a lot? >> if you throw lime on anything that's taking, it could almost ask like how base king soda would, to observe. orders >> donna told that they didn't sell, i she said he granted and kept on. moving minutes later he was back at a register to check out. >> do you remember with that person? by >> a tarp, shiny shovel, silver, i think that day, in gloves. >> did you see that person in the courtroom today. >> yes. >> could you point a modern describe what he was going. >> i'm so nervous, he's over the. >> what is he wearing? >> a white fest, i remember his eyes more than anything else. >>

a shovel. there was duct tape. and, then, there was also a knife. >> a lot of clues. >> yes, absolutely. >> enough, morales thought, to solve the case. that is, until he got the lab results. the fingerprints found on the shovel, knife and tape were incomplete. dna from a male was found on the shovel and the knife, but it was so intermingled with brittani's blood, it was impossible to develop an individual profile. but on a shard of broken glass, police found a drop of blood that looked promising, because it was pristine. >> when he jumped out of the window, he cut himself. >> the blood drop was analyzed and a complete, male, dna profile was generated, which morales uploaded to the national criminal data base, called codis. >> to see if it would match anybody that's already in the database. >> did you get a match? >> no. >> no match? morales couldn't believe it. he was convinced brittani's attacker had to be a repeat offender. >> you'd have to figure that somebody that's done something in that extreme has done -- do

guy with a shovel cannot afford this. it is only people who have capital that can do work like this. very early on, by 1851 and two, it is people with capital who are making money mining. they can do these big earth shifting operations that can make it pay. what tends to happen, people come out hoping they would be independent gold diggers, they become employees of miners. and they realize the don't let it happen gradually. all at once. all again it's a matter of getting it upstream, got in the water down until they bring it into these big scale fire houses. have you seen the incredible high pressure that have? if you put your fingers in the, it will break them. and you shoot it out of a narrow gauge nozzle with great pressure against the mountainside. this washes down settlement out of which it's impossible to gather the gold in the same way. i draw looking. the very first environmental laws passed by the state of california with the 18 seventies to ban this practice. wouldn't wish that the tons of debris coming downstre

there's a shovel at the end that's symbolic.doing, mayor. right, mayor london breed, getting thousands of guns off the streets. that was made out of guns. that planted a tree for martin luther king in atlanta. we built that mohogany tree by city hall. we used that to break ground for that building right here. and the bible says swords will be turned into plow shares. i'm honored that you allow us to use that shovel to help break ground for over 200 affordable 100% housing in our community. thank you once again for having me. thank you for letting me speak. it wouldn't be right if you didn't have nobody from this neighborhood up here on the podium speaking. thank you, mayor london breed for your leadership. continue to do what you do because you know we've got your back like a backpack. thank you. >> thank you, rudy. you are an inspiration really and truly. and, i just want to make that comment rudy referenced mick. mick, can you raise your hand? there. mick was a t.b.c. resident at the yosemite apartments. we're all proud of tha

i think when i was digging with the shovel i broke the bag.ut in here. why would somebody bury a coconut in a bag right here? >> but it wasn't a coconut. >> i picked it up. immediately i didn't know what it was. i hand it to thad. he was looking at it. we looked back in the hole and we could see some teeth. >> teeth. >> teeth. we could see her teeth. and at that point in time you could see the top portion of her eye socket on the skull. you know, and everything kind of clicked and we stopped what we were doing. >> it was a horrifying discovery. aaron, like hamlet, was holding a skull. he believed it was his mother's. >> how do you absorb that? >> yeah. it was just what was happening. it was odd to be the one -- to be the one that found her. >> aaron immediately called jean fraser, who was in church. >> i saw a missed call from him. so i called him back. and he said what's detective robbie's phone number? and i said why? and he said, "i found her. i found my mom. " >> i get on the phone with jean and she said we need you now. we need you right

now we're going to go grab some shovels and break some ground. ank you, everybody. [ applause ] >> you have been watching,f course, forrresident back obama at the cemonial groundbreaki of his presential centern the cy of chicago. you can see t present, t first dy heang down to those shovels rht there for that photo-op. shaq brewster is in chicago for this. the former president has been talking more about this, he had the exclusive ierview on abc this morning in which he said he was confident that this place, this location wld be an asset to the cmunityn whic it ts. he tked i hispeech tre about wanting to see this as a forward-looking hub for inkers, fornnovators all over the countr >> reporter: right. at's exactly right, hallie. and that's sething you heard phasized when you heard from the yor ere. you heard them emphasize the investme that it's bnging to the south sidef chicago, this jackso park are and that is why you're hearing the president emphasize this point. one thing that you notice is with this presidential museum, they emphasis it's a

they just started putting shovels in the dirt today. why is there no trump presidential library being cited as we speak? for donald trump to start planning his presidential library, that would require him to acknowledge that he is post his presidency. apparently we are not there yet. the animating life force in the republican party right now means that their president thinks he's still the president and three quarters of the republican voters agree with him. >>president biden canceled his own planned trip to chicago tomorrow to try to avert the debt ceiling crisis and try to pass the infrastructure bill on his budget. all the beltway press in washington are thinking abo two parties thinking about two governing ideas in the country. how much money should we be should be raising instead of spending with overthrowing elections. overthrowing small deed democracy and getting stuff done by force. ignoring that when you're looking at the rational negotiating positions of the two parties in washington is to put your head in the sand. that said,

and the patience to buy a little time to allow that shovel to come through.nse through the air that we didn't see throughout the course of the first 3 1/2 quarters. he's been outstanding. >> joe: notre dame won the toss. they elect to go on defense first. milton and corbin in the back field. and straight ahead as they've been committed to tonight, with corbin. he sparked things early with the 89-yard touchdown. he's gone for 130 yards tonight and 2 touchdowns. >> greg: so far, florida state offensively really has had everything they've wanted in the fourth quarter. running it and throwing it with mckenzie at quarterback. >> joe: second and six. corbin is driven back this time. third down for mckenzie milton and the noles. good job that time by foskey. plays that viper position for notre dame. jack coan anxiously awaits his turn. gibbons is down, injured. the former notre dame player who katie told us that incredible story of his big heart and the gofundme to help timothy donovan, who suffers from a rare medical condition. timothy is here tonight because of di

they just started shoveling the dirt today. why is there no trump presidential library being cited as we speak? for donald trump to start planning his presidential library, that would require him to acknowledge that he is post his presidency. apparently we are not there yet. the emanating life force in the republican party right now means that their republicans and three-quarters of republican voters agree with him. >>> president biden canceled his chicago trip to deal with other things. how much money should we be raising instead of -- it has to do with overthrowing elections, overthrowing small deed democracy and getting stuff done by force. ignoring that when you're looking at the rational negotiating positions of the two parties in washington is to put your head in the sand. that said, we do see president biden and the democrats trying to get stuff done. we see them under the gun in terms of timing to get it done? we'll be right back. it done we'll be right back. ♪ when you hear 'cough cough sneeze sneeze' ♪ it's time for ♪

is shoveling out money.omebody else's money and they forget that this is actually the people's money and then they like to tell states what to do. they don't much like it when we talk back but we have talked back and said we do want to offer tax cuts. we have had $1 billion surplus in our state in spite of this. we don't want to be told what to do either with federal dollars on immigration, what our kids should learn in school, we don't want too be told by the federal government what to do and that is really why states and what you are seeing here areha beginning to come together and work together tos push back. >> sean: coming up, my exclusive interview with president donald trump about operation warp speed. that's's next. my baaam. internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. adorable, but does yours block malware? nope. -it crushes it. pshh, mine's so fast, no one can catch me. big whoop! mine gives me a 4k streaming box. -for free! that's because you all have the sa

as war raged overseas, workers with steam shovels began digging that morning into the virginia clay.s say that it was a perfect late-day summer -- late summer day. with a crystal clear, blue sky and a hint of fall in the air. on that september 11th night, president franklin roosevelt gave a fireside chat about the growing threat of nazi aggression. america's attention was turned inward and and focused on the depression. but president was sure that his fellow citizens, whom he called hardheaded and far scyth-- farsighted, could meet the challenges of fascism. he said the american people have faced other great crises in their history. with american courage, with american resolution. they will do no less today. and the president added that his fellow citizens knew that times of the testing called for clear heads and fearless hearts. clear heads and fearless hearts. that's what our times demand again. and they demand that we remember that same september day 60 years later expect -- and the ideals that brought our teammates to work on september 11th, 2001. now, almost a quarter of the cit

the 83 year old president appears the shoveled. he's being detained by the countries special forces men meant to protect him. now hold him in custody one soldier asked him, have you been beaten or injured? no, he says on national television, cooley, tre. maddie, doomed to young. a former french legionnaire. now head of the country, special forces says the borders are closed and the constitution dissolved con day has been deposed. that one is actually a lot of people. the personalization of politics of political life is over. we will no longer entrust politics to a man. we will entrust it to the people. there were celebrations in some neighborhoods of the capital before an overnight nationwide curfew was put in place with the military, patrolling the streets coolly. doors have removed regional governors and replaced them with military commanders. the military has asked civil servants to return to work on monday and all former ministers and government officials are expected to gather at 11 am at the people's palace. the crew leaders

there's a shovel at the end that's symbolic. that shovel was made from gun buy backs that we've been doing, mayor. right, mayor london breed, getting thousands of guns off the streets. that was made out of guns. that planted a tree for martin luther king in atlanta. we built that mohogany tree by city hall. we used that to break ground for that building right here. and the bible says swords will be turned into plow shares. i'm honored that you allow us to use that shovel to help break ground for over 200 affordable 100% housing in our community. thank you once again for having me. thank you for letting me speak. it wouldn't be right if you didn't have nobody from this neighborhood up here on the podium speaking. thank you, mayor london breed for your leadership. continue to do what you do because you know we've got your back like a backpack. thank you. >> thank you, rudy. you are an inspiration really and truly. and, i just want to make that comment rudy referenced mick. mick, can you raise your hand? there. mick was a t.b.c. re

we'll vote for the infrastructure bill, get it passed and get shovels on the ground. there is a lotn the line, resources to fight, climate change, building bridges, tunnels and roads is very important for me in new jersey, so the momentum is building. >> there is a vast gap between your optimism and the vote count. you have the congresswoman jayapal, chair of the progressive caucus. she says dozens of her members are prepared to vote no on infrastructure without agreement of reconciliation first. even without gop support, that doesn't get you to the majority that you need. what's you count? what giving you this sense of optimism? >> because i belve at the end of the day, especially how critically important this is to the president's agenda, not just to the country, the fact is we need t get this done. when this comes to the floor, and the speaker brings it to the floor, the votes will be there. i think it would be very hard to press the no button on hard-working men and women labor jobs and fighting climate change and fixing our roads and our bridges and o tunnels. i

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they just are to putting shovels into the dirt today. why is it that there's no trump presidential library being ted as we speak? for donald trump to start planning his post presidential library, that would require him to acknowledge that he is post his presidency. and apparently we are not there yet. the animating life force in the republican party, right now, means that their last president inks he is still the rightful president. and three quarters of the republican party voters agree with them. president biden, tonight, canceled his old plan trip to chicago tomorrow. so he can stay in washington and keep working on negotiations to try and keep the government from shutting down. to try and invoke the debt ceiling crisis, to pass this infrastructure bill and his budget. and all the press looking at this fight in washington is thinking about two parties to have two different ideas about what's the governing principle of the countries all to be. how much money we ought to be spending or raising in terms of revenue. why didn't the operato

as war raged overseas, workers with steam shovels started digging into the virginia clay. was a perfect late summer day with a crystal-clear blue skies and a hint of fall in the air. that september 11 night, president franklin roosevelt gave a fireside chat about the growing threat of nazi aggression. america's attention was turned inward and focused on the depression. but the president was sure that his fellow citizens, whom he called hardheaded and farsighted, would see the threat of fascism. he said, with american courage, with american resolution, we have faced many crises. we will do no less today. the president knew that in times of testing, it called for clear heads and fearless hearts. clear heads and fearless hearts. that's what our times demand again. and they demand that we remember that same september day 60 years later, and the ideals that brought our teammates to work on september 11, 2001. now, almost a quarter of the citizens who we defend today or born after 9/11. that includes thousands of our outstanding young service members. and many of the 13 brave me

they took a shovel with them to bury skylar's body. with skylar driving around, they could have thought better of it. but they didn't. the horror of that really is what strikes us in the end. not how those girls look in shackles. >> young, attractive, unattractive, male, female, it doesn't matter. evil comes in all shapes and sizes. >> these days around morgantown there's lingering damage. teenagers who feel they'll never trust anyone again. >> after i heard all that, i didn't really want to become friends with anybody else. >> it's like finding out your little sister was a murderer. >> i still to this day have trust issues. like when i'm hanging out with a friend, i get nervous somewhat. i'm sure a lot of people feel that way now still. >> skylar's friend morgan lawrence says she thinks about all the milestones she and skylar had planned to mark together. you two should be doing everything alongside each other. >> yeah. they didn't just take away a bride. they took away a bridesmaid. >> skylar's second parents say they'll miss out, to

they liked and i'm all like, "what's wrong with this shovel?"y said, "we like the green ones." and i said, "well, i like staying inside and doing the 'new york times' spelling bee. so we don't always get what we want." and then they said, "you're stupid." and i said, "stupid? actually, three out of seven days, i'm a genius and when i'm not, it's because of some dumbass, not a word pangram, like jouncing." anyway, these days, you don't have to look very far for bad news here in new york city, the destruction from hurricane ida was so bad, there were practically rivers pouring into people's homes and cars floating in five feet of water. the flooding was so bad, the subway looked like a white water rapid. i was waiting for an f-train and instead, an mta canoe pulled up. and even that had a guy with a bike taking up space it's undeniable, as it has been for a long time, that climate change is intensifying these storms and having deadly real world impacts, right now, as we can see in front of us with our own eyes much of the west has been on fire thi

me thought putting shovel to soil.ymbolically break ground on mid tote santa rosa's first permanent food truck park. i'm not sure what i just ate, but it was delicious. oh and it had a kick to it. the food is already here. cuisine from different regions of mexico for months, sharing the flavors and culture and showing the appetite for entrepreneurship. a restaurant chef laid off in the pandemic will bring his barrio and beach seafood to the new park and is going to change rustling on a good way and the food plaza is part of a much larger project with a community center library and park because he's going to draw on a lot of people. and they're going to see the potential and they'll probably wanna wanted to open something. this neighborhood is already bustling, led by a variety of latino owned businesses. what once was a dollar store is now a market stuffed with vendors and artisan goods. it really has been the latino business owners. that have stepped up and in fact are growing coming out of the pandemic, and when comp

green a corporate mandate, all auto makers are promising more electric vehicles, ford is putting the shovel in the di and driving innovation on the way. henry ford invented the assembly line, this is a prototype of a robot moves a vehicle along, if something goes wrong, they don't shut down the assembly line. the robot can simply make a detour. >> reporter: ford is pledging a made in america stamp on its evs. what would your grandfather say about the new model t for the 20th century >> i think he would say what took you so long >> reporter: how long until every car is an electric vehicle? ford says it's up to the consumer and believe they get the same value for money general motors wants to get rid of all philip >> all right tom, thank you it makes me wonder if they will vanish like video stores >> and phone booths, too >>> two of the biggest names at the fed step down. >>> it's not 2035 yet. so get ready for more pain at the pump oil prices are surging led back? same state farm agent. texted the next day? same guy. is that even legal? and get this - he remembered my name. of course. hey, b

i'm carolina shovel in washington. i'll have that story straight ahead. and i've got your weekend forecast as we head through our friday a beautiful day out there, but temperatures set to cool down. i'll give you the details i'll give you the details coming up. ahhh. beautiful day in baltimore where most people probably know that geico could save them money on car insurance, right? you see the thing is geico, well, could help them save on boat insurance too. hey! okay...i'm ready to come in now. hello? i'm trying my best. seriously, i'm...i'm serious. request to come ashore. geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. gavin newsom has signed a historic climate action bill into law. it's the largest climate package in our state's history. ktvu amanda quintana live in the newsroom to tell us what this new law aims to do. governor newsom says this law is all about future proof. in california. it commits $15 billion to tackling the climate crisis, and that's not justified wildfires. it's also supporting programs for healthy food. increasing th

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and as you all know, this is and told him government, we will continue to shovel men and modify them on the lewis each. the final formula, many of the world states have expressed their concern about women and women's rights. and by the grace of god almighty, we have established traditions, crediting women, and the rights. all that is vacant, raised by some countries are not just unfair. at the same time, they are not acceptable. my question is because relating to the former or foreign ministries, officials, what was their future be whether those within the country all overseas i can simply assure you that all the officials employed by the former government in the foreign ministry. and as we said earlier, you should continue to come to office. you should all report to your own duties. those within of ghana, stan, or overseas, within the diplomatic missions, consulates and embassies. we called upon them to continue to function as usual the staff of our diplomatic missions abroad, our embassies and consulates, they are our representative. these should continue to function as normal. we

at home, they look at me and say, why wouldn't you just get that done for the country and get the shovels in the ground. >> woodruff: my question is: how do you get this done? if the number is going to be less than $3.5 trillion, what number are you looking at? what number are other moderate democrats looking at? >> obviously i'm not going to negotiate on television, but we're all sitting at the table and talking to each other, whether it is on the phone or on zoom, talking about a place where we can get to where everybody feels comfortable. we worked all weekend on that, and that is exactly the kind of deliberation that will continue. i'm very optimistic, and i ccacan't say this strongly enough that we'll get to an agreement on reconciliation, but it is a separate bill. but we've got to get this first bill done on infrastructure. the idea we would let any faction of the democratic party stop the president's agenda on infrastructure and shop those shovels in the grounds and helping people doesn't make any sense to me. >> woodruff: quickly, any sense, though, at this point at what is going

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all right, today in chicago, former president barack obama and wife michelle obama grabbed shovels tofor his presidential library. the 44th president also spoke about the immigration crisis,tii saying americans want to help others, but the idea that we can just have open borders is unsustainable. he said it's time congress got serious about dealing with the immigration problem. all right, beginning this friday, the post office is raising prices and slowing down some deliveries. about 30% of first-class mail and packages could take up to five days to arrive, instead of two or three days to arrive. and starting sunday through christmas, postage rates are going up by 25 cents to $5 per package. the changes are being made to cut the services' massive debt. looks like i'm delivering my packages in person. coming up next, a quarterback overcomes the toughest of odds to realize his football dream. >> o'donnell: it sure looked like a teenager would never get >> o'donnell: it sure to realize his dream of playing football, but he saw things a different way. here's cbs' carter evans. >> reporter

i have one, half a century ago, who argued you might as well just shovel sand if all you're trying tois pump money into the economy, shoveling sand is as unproductive as military spending, leaving aside the defense, protecting us because you're not creating productive goods. >> i wouldn't necessarily agree with that. boeing make military aircraft and then turn around and make jetliners for everybody else. and even if the products, you know, the fighter planes or whatever aren't necessarily producing, they do contribute to companies that can then go on and produce consumer -- >> but boeing wasn't bidding -- i'm talking the '40s and '5 0s. >> what you're talking about are complicated debates worth having talking about the trickle effects and flow on effects of where the spending goes. working tout aggregate effect of the society and so one of the arguments say around the space race is that it's a colossal waste of public money around prestige, but there are a lot of technological developments that come out of that, that have downstream benefits overall. the flip side is to say who reaps

could find $18 billion by preventing the end of year spending fees that leads contract money being shoveled out the door. the congressional research service has documented these spikes and set your watch to it. each september as offices at the pentagon go on a last minute spending sprees, we have increased our spending year after year and during a time when we have ended two-decade war there is no reason for us to be increasing our military spending and defense budget. we are not funding child care, health care, housing priorities and environmental crisis here at home. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from alabama. >> we are investing in those items and we are divesting of those $78 billion out of legacy platforms that will not be used in the future and applying that money towards those future platforms. i yield a minute and a and-a-half mr. mr. kay jar lee of tennessee. >> i rise in strong opposition to the pocan amendment, a 10% will lead vulnerable. the united states is facing daily threats from china, iran and we must fully fund our military so

he thought that putting shovel to soil community leaders symbolically break ground on mid tote santaosa's first permanent food truck park. i'm not sure what i just ate, but it was delicious. and it had a kick to it. the food is already here cuisine from different regions of mexico for months, sharing the flavors and culture and showing the appetite for entrepreneurship. a restaurant chef laid off in the pandemic will bring his barrio and beach seafood to the new park. and it's going to change rustling on a good way, and the food plaza is part of a much larger project with a community center library and park because he's going to draw on a lot of people. and they're going to see the potential and they'll probably wanna wanted to open something. this neighborhood is already bustling, led by a variety of latino owned businesses. what once was a dollar store is now a market stuffed with vendors and artisan goods. it really has been the latino business owners. that have stepped up and in fact are growing coming out of the pandemic, and when complete. the roseland village project will also

does that does not seem to be the case with alpha county, we saw the pictures of him being tie the shovel surrounded by officers and taken into custody. is he to blame for what? what happened yesterday? well, i would certainly argue that he bad responsibility for the unfortunate development we've seen in the past 5 years, which is a growing move towards as you said in the introduction, more storage area and need to ship style. the constitutional amendments last year suddenly was a step in that direction. so of our conduct been signaling that he would be clinging onto power not just by grabbing him in office, but also by centralizing power around the presidency. so in that sense, i would definitely say that he has a large part of the blame and you can see why the beginning people would be frustrated with the development other than what is fascinating about getting is that most of the time a soldier, a dictator, would either live from call the constitution for political gains, but this is an activist, an opposition leader who understands the very complex political landscape in the west afri

some productions have them with a small lead, some exit polls have them tied with the cdu cub but we shovelot about who comes first, this is about who can get to 50% in parliament. none of the parties are going to be do that on their own. the probably one of them to do it in ten with one of the party. we probably would be looking at a three way coalition —— they are probably not going to be able to do it with one of the party. these parties had different policies, they are notjust go to suddenly roll over and go along with the biggest party, they're going to demand things in return, and those negotiations are now beginning in earnest. let's catch up, though, on a evening of political drama with the help of the bbc�*s europe editor, katya alder. excitement ricocheted around the headquarters of germany's social democrats tonight, dismissed as political has—beens, not long ago, the smell of election victory, even if a narrow one, now hung in the air. results, though, still need to be confirmed. there he is, the man the social democrats hope will be germany's next chancellor, but this has been

not in his usual presidential attire, mobile phone video, the 83 year old president appears the shoveled. he's being detained by the countries special force. the men meant to protect him. now hold him in custody. one soldier asked him, have you been beaten or injured? no, he said, on national television coolie do monday, do me boo ya got a former french legionnaire. now head of the country, special forces says the borders are closed and the constitution dissolved con day has been deposed lapse. that's one is actually the only people, the personalization of politics, of political life is over. we will no longer entrust politics to a man. we will entrusted to the people who become only for that it is the duty of a soldier to save the country. the only thing that motivates us is that we are going to put in place a system that does not exist and we must have all the better the system together. i could more well, there has been celebrations in some neighborhoods if a capital around the presidential palace gunfire and explosion were heard with men in uniform asking residents to stay indoors. a

in chicago, former president barack obama and michelle obama grabbed shovels to break down for his presidential the 44 rnlg president also spoke about the immigration crisis saying americans want to help others but the idea that we can just have open borders is unsustainable. he said it's time congress got serious about dealing with the immigration problem. all right, beginning this friday, the post office is raising prices and slowing down some deliveries. about 30% of first-class mail packages could take up to five days instead of two or three days to arrive. starting sunday through christmas, postage rates are going up by 25 cents to $5 per package. the changes are being made to cut the services' massive debt. looks like i'm delivering my packages ixta qrt overcomes the toughest of odds to realize his football dream. before treating your chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more, you're not the only one with questions about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start, with about 10 minutes of treatment once ev

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reporter: with going green a corporate mandate, promising more electric vehicles ford is putting the shoveln the dirt and driving innovation along the way. henry ford invented the assembly line more than 100 years ago. but this is the prototype for the next assembly line a robot moves the vehicle along. if something goes wrong, they don't shut dowth assembly line tonight ford is pledging a made in america stamp on its evs. what would your great grandfather say today about your new model t for the 21st century? >> i think he would say, what took you so long. >> reporter: how quickly will we see most vehicles on the road battery powered? ford says that's up to how quickly the consumer buys into the electric vehicle but general motors says it wants to get rid of gasoline engines by 2035. lester >> an exciting future. tom, thank you >>> up next, new warnings about a deadly counterfeit drug that teens are buying online an exclusive with the new head of the dea online. an exclusive with the new head of the dea. 3 people who don. i don't know anybody who's had it. your uncle had shingles. you mean

are already a sacked, the chief prosecutor who wants him charged over the murder of the president shovel . my use was assassinated in july and court documents say the prime minister was found by one of the main suspects after the shooting. so those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 after the stream station tense watching . i cannot frank assessments by where it is lesson again, freedom suppression informed opinions. what you saw happening get some marks if there was 42. there was also petune is the critical debate here. it's not between kula and any other conference here that 4 years re running that even people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera ah, i am josh rushing, sitting in for me. okay. and your industry today is democracy in el salvador risk. the country is making international headlines of the world 1st to declare bitcoin a legal tender. but critics of the president is government say there undermining checks and balances in a graph are continue power. as always, we want to hear your thoughts, your questions right there in