the basic tenets of the system.ntative, what is going on in education these days, wrap it up in a 30-second soundbite. >> the nondiscrimination act to ensure that it is not the standard in the state of idaho. the discrimination is the remedy, that is discrimination. to criticize, canceling, and we want to make sure our children -- todd: a little bit of trouble hearing you but your last bit of children not being taught to hate one another is a key take away that we should all take away. representative young, thank you for being here. >> the torso killer pleads guilty, richard cunningham admitting to the kidnapping, rape and drowning of marianne pryor and 16-year-old maureen kelly in 1974. they went for a trip to the mall and never returned, cunningham is expected to make two life sentences. jail reform group shared by black lives better cofounder sent 26,$000 at luxury malibu resorts, campaign-finance records show reform la jail sentence thousand dollars on items listed as needing appearances at the resort in 2019. 1

and we have to remember the first tenet of medicine is to do no harm.s a lot of talk in our health care system about putting patients first and this is not doing that. this is not taking care of patients first. suing patients rui their lives. it means you have to make decisions between paying your rent or paying a medical bill, putting food on your table or paying the medical bill. i think what our cash own, and we look now at everything the hospital in new york state, and found they have collectively sued over 50,000 patients despite all being charities and over 5000 patients during the pandemic, is there is a deep problem here with our so-called not-for-profit hospitals. i thinke really need to take stock as a country and say, look, either you get to be a charity and raise money and not pay taxes and 178 billion dollars for example in cares act funding went to hospitals during the pandemic from you can get all that but you must not sue your patients. suing your patients hurts them. juan: elisabeth , i'm wondering if you could talk more about this whol

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. >> the tenets nonstop stream of lies about america as inherently evil and anti-black nation. >> america has a history of systemic racism. black americans and black men in particular have been treated throughout the course of our history is less then human. >> systemic racism is a stain on our nation's soul. to lean on the knee of justice. >> the cynical twisted approach, fueling racial unrest and a lot of unhappiness but historical and cultural devastation. this is what the marxist radicals did in new york city thursday night. as the angle told you months ago last summer's attack from our historical markers and monuments were never really -- the confederate summary is dead. it was one more step toward erasing our historical understanding altogether. these were the tactics of the worst dictators of the twentieth century from lenin, stalin to mao. a revolution requires the people reject everything that came before so it could be replaced with a new collectivist agenda. that is precisely what blm, antifa, what they want, they are not being embraced and advanced by the larger democrat party

that if tenet goes ahead with foreclosure goes on. the it will be a fractured relationship with africa antenna has been pushing to have a strong relationship with africa which is what it is why they've adopted the approach of use of debt and use our infrastructure that supports so you tend i should be very hash had on those african countries at a time when somebody's telling they have actually extraneous or is a genius then damie end up destroyed or listen to to beautify to bust into the 20 years so in the interest of good relations china might be called upon but you know it's not just countries that language about private creditors are they likely to accept that restructuring. i see stands today if you look at the country leg zambia and a couple of what a country that have had china india sweet payment of interest obligations on my place by repayments when it became do you did a private tell you last source who is willing to enter into some level of reality comment or destruction of those loans i said has to do to private sector lend

there's a flock my nose my stuff i stink i took my stocks i'm almost ready for force and pants and tenet is. in part. what. we were told would movie houses 2016 and i was so excited i told him i make each day go to move house this next year 2016 came. and. then this is i guarantee you they would move the house is 2007 t. . still nothing. their store and their ocean won't say let's wait until 2018. i got marks on the cards one of. our people have been waiting for over 20 years for this opportunity. they've been waiting patiently for work is. she here. and i have to. i have to ask them please be patient. please be patient. in waiting 22 years. it's another month or 2. and think about it if another country threaten the wipe out an american town we do everything in our power to protect it. climate change poses the same threat right now. and that's why i care so deeply about this if we do nothing and temperatures in alaska are projected to rise between 6 and 12 degrees by the end of the century . and it runs all of us with hardship not just. people up north. not many other places in america t

when it's not safe you heard tenet mercer talk about those and you also heard. nicole mckenzie talk of us consider nicole mackenzie's test. as far as the reasonable police officer which would include nicole mckenzie she discussed at length the difficulty of performing c.p.r. in what she would describe as her she did describe as a hostile environment you miss science you agonal breathing can be confused for affective breathing and she testified people in the area can affect the decision to treat a subject at the scene she described how it is incredibly difficult to perform and m.s. efforts in a loud crowd difficult to focus when you don't feel safe makes it more difficult to assess a patient makes it more likely that you can miss signs that a patient is experiencing something so the distraction she said can actually do harm to a patient and we're talking about this predictable decision making model right as lieutenant marshall said he testified sometimes you have to take into consideration whether it is worth the risk to remove the handcuffs and render medical ai

you saw special agent phil have a conversation with tenet zimmerman after that conversation took place did you have a conversation with zimmerman. nor. had a conversation with both of them afterwards. roof interaction. when did you lieutenant did you turn it zimmerman remain at the scene after the piece you took over. came up to me in just told me pretty much that. it's in the b.c.s. ends now and. they'll be here and just to ensure that myself and. my officers remain on scene for scene security until. they're done there. and that we can take down the crime scene tape in and we've. published exhibit 92. this is especially agent phil. yes that is during that period of time you were speaking with getting instructions on what to do with the scene. yes. did he ask you to do anything with what 320 yes what are you telling me that. they were taken custody of the squad and mr ford's vehicle and are we notice that the squad is still running yes media opening up in power down. which i did. did you remove anything from the vehicle. at this point in the b.c. as a scene you're no longer taking any.

well i think it's an interest of tenet to negotiate some letters that. my charity is really do lose possibly interest payments i'll grant some with us on interest payments. that if tenet goes ahead with foreclosure goes on facets they will be fractured relationship with africa and china has been pushing to have a strong relationship with africa which is what it is why they've adopted the approach of use of debt and use our infrastructure that supports so you tend i should be very hash had on this african countries at a time when somebody telling they have actually extraneous or is a genius they gave me end up destroyed it listen to it to be you know what it must mean today 20 years so in the interest of good relations china might be called upon but you know it's not just countries that language about private creditors are they likely to accept that restructuring. i see stands today if you look at the country leg zambia and a couple of what a country that have had to tell india sweet payment of interest obligations on my face by repayments when it became

and if tenet david checks the buildings one by one. look at rob. and when after a few minutes his fellow officer finds a suspect there's no indication he's involved in the robbery yet the police arrest him of the trial you just whisper going to was. when we were near. there appears to be no basic rights for the suspect. the policeman holds him on the ground where he was a. most readings are. they use a dog leash as handcuffs 30 generally are for man only if they came across and they were it were a choice there are still a worse. there are probably no. all of them because they're across so that. you know where they live and where they're taking their money. a lot even in front of all cameras the police don't hesitate to hit the suspect tell you or anyone have a hole is he sometimes in most cases for yourselves listen to a few people. if if you was continuously running i would have shot just like. to simply self raise out the gun lobby will let every subtle finally got their medicine oh that's a good thing and so on to be. based on business tomorrow

stop so the european food safety authority and they have a tenet of experts that looks at the studies and then they say ok it's safe or not . so what we have found is that within these expert panels you have a lot of people with ties with the food industry so that means a conflict of interest. so the whole system the communication i don't seize on the regular to reaction cease have the same scientists and they work in order to promote the commercialization of their products. this is why if you ask them something you have the same answer and they say it's a consensus. exactly like in the middle ages you were asking to the priest what is the truth in the whole you are asked to these scientists in regular to religion sees what is the truth and they act in the same manner as a magician you know because they work in secret compounds we secretly effects they say that you cannot publish that however they say they have the truth. if you spend a huge amount of money doing a study a study of something where there's a lot of confidential information in there that you don't want. another company

think it is donejustice to the in many ways, we don't think it is done justice to the quality of the tenetsng matches when actually if the opportunity to watch both we are spreading that across two days. yes, we may well miss the manic nature of it but all of the athletes competing on those two days left much more of a platform for those matches and fans love the chance to watch all of those matches. three australian players have left the indian premier league early to make sure they got home before their country shut its borders. india has recorded record numbers of infections and its highest daily death rate with those figures expected to climb. one of those returning australians is andrew tye, who gave his thoughts on the competition continuing. i still feel it is a great environment for the players but now it's just a matter of fact that they have to stay in play and it's just whether or not they can get out there safely and possibly get on with it at this stage. he knocked out ronnie 0'sullivan in the last 16 and anthony mcgill holds a 9—7 lead in his quarter final match against stuart

[inaudible] it's designed for mobile first and also is a central tenet of how we designed it as well. there are some 200+ websites in every different department, multiple websites per department and really in the digital services category which is part of five years or now, they really were talking about. [inaudible] he taught me about a unified experience for our residents centered around different websites.we do the hard work on the back and to make it easy for the resident on the front and to access those services. so digital services have been working on that for a couple of years now and has made good progress . it's still hard to work with departments on how this is different because it's a different way of thinkingabout how we use these abilities. it goes much deeper than a website . it goes to the whole of how we engage digital services we are making good progress and we're in the midst of moving dba to the new website which is going to be a very big achievement . they have 67 of their 200 websites on dph right now. i hope they don'tmind me mentioningthat . it's not with any j

now what was required of you to promote to tenet that also required taking a civil service exam and i believe certainly at that time an assessment going through the sussman center which comprised of scenarios and different type of performance measures for that position isn't true that a lieutenant is just a it's a higher level of management above the 1st line sergeants yes our lieutenants are considered managers within the organization and what were your duties that is lieutenant. i served for a time as. overseeing the at that time the federal mediation agreement that the minneapolis police department had entered into with the unity community mediation team. and i also served time as a 4th precinct lieutenant on the night shift. and what is the what is lieutenant in the 4th precinct night shift we do. you are you have a team.

. -- tenet. did it take you by surrise book. -- tenet. always a surprise. l — expecting this? it's always a surprise, i guess, _ expecting this? it's always a surprise, i guess, you - expecting this? it's always a | surprise, i guess, you know, expecting this? it's always a - surprise, i guess, you know, i've beenin surprise, i guess, you know, i've been in that situation a couple of times before and we've been predicted to win and we never had before so in a way, i was expecting not to win because that would have been very much like previous occasions. at this time, it was different, it was fantastic. tell us more about _ different, it was fantastic. tell us more about the _ different, it was fantastic. tell us more about the work— different, it was fantastic. tell us more about the work of _ different, it was fantastic. tell us more about the work of you - different, it was fantastic. tell us more about the work of you and i different, it was fantastic. tell us i more about the work of you and your team because it's obviously a big team

it set a trap told by tenets and disproportionately affects african-american tenets. they comprise 47% of all other subsidize households today. new york city public housing, 19.7 years. consider the community reinvestment act. passed at a time when compensation in the financial sector was sharply limited by unwise regulation. redlining was possible. in the years since, lending has revolutionized the technology. it has become fierce. it is no longer clear absent regulation, bank redlining would persist. there is reason to believe such positive discrimination can harm the prospects of those who set out to help. the 2013 national bureau of economic research paper found loans made in the run-up to the cra exams defaulted by about 15% more often than those in other periods. my concern is not for the profits of the big banks, but the minority homeowners who find themselves loving on a block where homes have gone into default and foreclosure. consider the fair housing initiative, an understandable response to the fact to many of our municipalities have adopted draconian zoni

any restrictions regardless of the statistics related to the disease the fact we can't go out after tenet nights that we can't go where we want not respecting our rights which are constitutionally mandated is a form of tyranny the founder of an italian conservative think tank told us he believes government in consistencies are driving people to dispair. i think that people are frustrated them because if we don't have a date for the hand of the lock down we don't have a plan for the next 2 weeks and you've got a date to hold the next we simply don't know if they're locked down i don't know and they have to say look we don't know if the low down with feeling in the hand of some 8 every week and have rebate to the government to change it they in their lows and every week of the government to say that they're on now may be good for the next weeks and this ignition is fight difficult for the interest in the world the 1st article of our constitution say that italy is a democratic country based on the level so if the number of people in the seated sense can open their shops it can't hold me in t

with that shape the morcombe banker didn't build here grandma like they're supposed to be like that tenets of this capitalism are supposed to be based on that sort of notion you're not going to bilk your grandma you're going to you know your individual self interest is supposed to help everybody and. it here like what we saying as you mentioned the oligarchs like the elites that that the set up of the system once they got rid of classical once they insidious the commodities futures modernization act and once china became part of the deputy oh then really you got the exorbitant privilege that went to like you mentioned like it's like pumping oil they get to print credit and credit and credit and credit and get whatever they want from the rest of the world you don't need the domestic population any longer the thread continues from when alton in addition to being partly due to technology and automation another part of you know the decline in labor share of g.d.p. is due to structural us trade deficit the u.s. exported large portions of our supply chains overseas and foreigners took those doll

30 years experience in the force and does a lot of training also talked about the idea that maybe tenet cinnamon wasn't used to this type of technology that police officers use these days tasers body cams that he's an old school cop and there was a lot of talk about what sort of training police officers actually have compared to what is needed in a situation like this. again our correspondent covering this 5th day of the trial. so it was pretty damning to hear that line 1st of all about if your name is on a person's neck but then dave when he comes back after the break it turns. to the direction of in case to this incident which killed george floyd and he said totally unnecessary uncalled for. yeah and he was very unequivocal about that as well it says just devastating testimony for the defense and the prosecution is built up to this with this lieutenant richard zimmerman zimmerman has been on the force more than 30 years he's very well known here in minneapolis very well respected within the force but also in the city of minneapolis because he's very well known here very well respected

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tenet general of the russian army and chairman of the board at the center and most mr brzezinski it'salways a pleasure talking to you thank you very much for climbing the time. for him right now i heard once from a at high ranking russian general that it is a job of where responsible military commander to not ever be surprised to be cognizant of any outcomes and yet i think there are very few people. in most concluding among you know former colleagues at the ministry of defense who weren't taken aback by by then reaching out to greet him directly i wonder what were your initial thoughts when you heard the news 1st of all 'd i don't overestimate this call i don't think that you know the present circumstances marie and i expect some major changes major improvement of our relations i think that maybe an american leadership recognize that. this situation may go too far because because my. strong belief that if any confrontation well 1st of all if. direct military confrontation war between ukraine and russia started this i doubt that the u.s. . the united states will send their service mem

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of that aid money going to meet the criteria in new york was difficult for some lawmakers needed tenets to prove they were paying more than 30. per cent of their income toward rent individuals making under 99000 and couples making up 219-8000 were to qualify another issue for renters proving they actually needed this rental assistance was being able to show a loss of income from april to the end of july when they actually saw an increase during that time from extended unemployment and other benefits however congress passed a bill in march to send an additional 20000000000 the states which will be distributed in the coming months reporting for news is houston suites our team and that's all for today show thanks for watching we'll catch you later. in. the industry prefers to spend millions of euros in the. regulations will be sniffy is all about making money making profits it's about big corporations international markets import export do you imagine the number of truly diseases that are in every community it is not due to new viruses all new microbes that's not true so it is due to envir

of that aid money going to meet the criteria in new york was difficult for some lawmakers needed tenets to prove they were paying more than 30. percent of their income toward rent individuals making under 99000 and couples making up 219-8000 were to qualify another issue for renters proving they actually needed this rental assistance was being able to show a loss of income from april to the end of july when we actually saw an increase during that time from extended unemployment and other benefits however congress passed a bill in march to send an additional 20000000000 to states which will be distributed in the coming months reporting for new fees houston tasha suites. and that's all for today show thanks for watching we'll catch you later. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy on sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race is often spearing dramatic development is only going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. strategist financial survival. when customers go buy yourself. good now well reduce

[inaudible] it's designed for mobile first and also is a central tenet of how we designed it as well. there are some 200+ websites in every different department, multiple websites per department and really in the digital services category which is part of five years or now, they really were talking about. [inaudible] he taught me about a unified experience for our residents centered around different websites.we do the hard work on the back and to make it easy for the resident on the front and to access those services. so digital services have been working on that for a couple of years now and has made good progress . it's still hard to work with departments on how this is different because it's a different way of thinkingabout how we use these abilities. it goes much deeper than a website . it goes to the whole of how we engage digital services we are making good progress and we're in the midst of moving dba to the new website which is going to be a very big achievement . they have 67 of their 200 websites on dph right now. i hope they don'tmind me mentioningthat . it's not with any j

of that aid money going to meet the criteria in new york was difficult for some lawmakers needed tenets to prove they were paying more than 30. percent of their income toward rent individuals making under 99000 and couples making up 219-8000 were to qualify another issue for renters proving they actually needed this rental assistance was being able to show a loss of income from april to the end of july when we actually saw an increase during that time from extended unemployment and other benefits however congress passed a bill in march to send an additional 20000000000 to states which will be distributed in the coming months reporting for news these houston suites are too and that's all for today show thanks for watching we'll catch you later. go rays used for a 3rd night in minnesota or offer a black man fleeing a traffic stop a shot dead by police crawls across the country are again calling for forces to be defunded so while some up on the rampage even local businesses fearing the worst. president bought in promises to withdraw.

. >> the central tenet of the anti-vaccine media empire is to claim vaccines cause autism, so we're ine all that. >>> perfect, because it's personal. you see, dr. hotez's daughter rachel has autism. he authored an intimate book called "vaccines did not cause rachel's autism." >> if we don't step up and do it, nobody will. >> i want you to give it a try. >> when rachel was born squaentdly diagnosed with autism, were there any flickers of the i miss something? >> i did. i did blame myself. i really did. and that's the reason, i think that peter did such a deep dive into this. because he had to convince me in our nightly walks that it wasn't my fault, that autism was way too complex a disease. there are other scientific reasons involved. >> vaccines are probably the most tested and safe pharmaceutical interventionis that we know about. their safety record is unparalleled. the likelihood that you're going to suffer a severe reaction from a vaccine that's going to land you in the hospital or worse is far less than being struck by lightning. >> less than one in a million. but it is still tha

at this very moment the fundamental tenets of our democracy are under assault by forces that seek tontry backwards. the new law and others like rid both undemocratic and unamerican and they are wrong. when it comes to protecting the rights of all americans to vote, there can be no middle ground. also today, the ceo of coca-cola, one of the largest companies based in georgia, speaking out. >> let me be crystal clear and unequivocal. this legislation is unacceptable. it is a step backwards and it does not promote principles we have stood for in georgia. >> and major league baseball now open to discussing moving the all-star game out of atlanta. president biden addressing that just moments ago. >> i would strongly support them doing that. this is jim crow on steroids, what they're doing in georgia and 40 other states. >> there are more than 250 proposed bills and at least 43 states that are aimed at restricting access to the ballot. it is being called the new jim crow. here's cnn's joe johns. >> jim crow is making a comeback. the fictional black faced character from shows that dime symb