tim hunyor: well, it's tim. tim, yeah, i'm sorry. tim hunyor: it's ok. no problem at all.d me that after he got up here in the army, he got into cocaine. he started using drugs, and then everything went downhill. he was basically kicked out of the army, and the cocaine became really a big part of his life. and he did some armed robberies to support the cocaine habit. keith morrison: he was in and out of prison in alaska. and then in 1996, two years after bonnie's murder, he moved back to new hampshire, where he got in trouble again. and now here he was answering trooper hunyor's next question. did he follow the news when he was up in alaska? oh yeah, all the time. tim hunyor: did you ever meet someone called bonnie or anything like that? it was a pretty high profile case. i can't recall. i can't remember. keith morrison: hunyor tried to jog dion's memory. tim hunyor: then i took out bonnie's picture and showed it to him. keith morrison: then something curious happened. the man who said he remembered faces insisted he didn't recognize bonnie, but trooper hunyor was watching

trouble in river city and becker and big tim. big tim sullivan by the ironically, is the father of the first gun control law in the united states. the sullivan act. okay and also in the murder of bnz rosenthal which is the first drive by shooting in united states history. they just sort of go by after after some killers, another gambler, name brigid webber, who a farrow house at, 102 west, 42nd street, which is now a whole foods. okay. the one by bryant park. so rosenthal is no more becker goes to the chair. he's the first so many firsts in this case. the first. and i think only cop to go to the chair in the united states of america. so we have that and, sir. but surviving this mess is arnold ross rothstein and rothstein. there are many, many sites that one can visit which were associated with him in new york, most notably the park central hotel, very near to carnegie hall. big hall hotel still in business now, 200 west, 56th street. and he has killed in an upper room there by a another gambler named george mcmanus. well, that's

>> reporter: tim lilley's son, sam, was the first officer on flight 5342.year-old was engaged to be married. that very day, his family was picking out wedding venues. his father, tim, is also a former black hawk pilot, who says he has flown that very route many times. >> it didn't look to me like the helicopter either understood where the crj was, or, you know, they made a mistake. >> reporter: how are you remembering your son today? >> you know, sam, sam, i consider sam a spirit that was living in an earthly body, and now he is back in his spirit body. and as a follower of jesus, i will -- someday i will be able to fly with sam again. >> reporter: as the lilley family and those of 66 others lost in the crash wait for answers, ntsb investigators have begun the grim and painstaking process of combing through the wreckage and soon sifting through data from the black boxes recovered from the icy potomac thursday. >> i can report to you now, we have recovered the sikorsky black box. it is safely at the ntsb headquarters. it will begin an evaluation, just as the

first of all i'm so curious what happens with cheryl and tim behind closed doors. to be a fly? but true make a great point. you don't have to agree with everything. look at all of the great things like even chemicals and cereals and all of the stuff i just feel like he has so much stuff to offer. i think he means really well and he will probably have things vetted and people he discusses with. i believe he has a great heart and i believe because you can see that through his chest. but i think moving forward he might stop us from doing something dumb like with another pandemic or something. this swine flu thing i feel confident rfk will help with some of the [bleep]. chili bei hard had like a swine flu scare and they are worried it will pass to humans. >> greg: it was worth it. >> always have to have one in your bag if you're living with dry amd, you may be at risk for developing geographic atrophy, or ga. ga can be unpredictable—and progress rapidly—leading to irreversible vision loss. now there's something you can do to... ♪ ( slow. it. down.) ♪ ♪ ( get it goin' s

tim walz says what could i have done to make the case? why didn't you talk about the price of food? it was too much for border crossings, the crimes being committed or something when to be concerned about as americans. this guy says he's fatigued, it's pure hell. donald trump was indicted, he went to trial two or three times that i can recall. he was convicted. the guy was on the campaign trail. he has 20 years at least on all of them and fighting the good fight. they don't even know what health is. they can't compare to the determination and patriotism, the people in the right determined to get it right. >> the losing vp saying parties fatigued, not great medication strategy. >> when you look at walz, what you see? nothing. it is the democrat party, they need to find out what they are, who they are but what if it doesn't exist? wokeism the virus killed the host and that is why he can't come back. i'm going to predict a wild prediction, on the democrat party as you know from 2024 is going to be around, the night be something different and i'll tell you why because it's a brilliant m

tim weiner joins me, too. he's a pulitzer prize winning reporter and the award winning author of the books enemies a history of the fbi and legacy of ashes the history of the cia. he's got a book coming out as well, called the mission the cia in the 20th century. welcome to both of you. thank you for being with us. joyce, as a as a former prosecutor, i wanted to play what amy klobuchar did there, because we all know now with some of these candidates that they are going to use whatever words you want. i'll choose obfuscate for now. she knows that he was going to do it, so she read it. she said when he said it, she entered it into the record. i don't know that that helps. it was effective for her job, but i don't know that it will help those republicans who are sitting on their hands and saying, this guy doesn't tell the truth. he's written these things. he said them in podcasts, he's written books about it, and yet he will not say it publicly in the united states senate, that the press is the enemy of the peopl

. >> as abc seven news reporter tim johns shows us, hundreds turned out to show their support. >> if donald trump and his authoritarian regime are coming for our trans residents, they're going to have to come through us. >> powerful words from state senator scott wiener. wiener calling a rally friday in support of transgender youth, their families and their teachers since coming back into office. president donald trump has signed several executive orders targeting trans people. san francisco city attorney david chu says while california can provide some protections for those impacted, his office will be fighting for people around the country. >> when donald trump violates the constitution, violates the law, we think that that judges who follow the law will rule the correct way. >> she says his office is specifically fighting for people like minda murphy and her child, kanoa wilson. >> if we do not speak up now against the hatred and ignorance and vitriol that is coming from donald trump and his administration, then their voices are going to be the only voices in the room. >> wilson i

joining me now that senator tim kaine. senator, you heard from the transportation secretary sean duffy, just a few minutes ago. any reaction to anything he said? >> well. >> you know, like like. >> sean um. >> thoughts and. >> just deep. >> sadness for. >> the families. >> incredible appreciation for all these first responders. >> state, local, federal, many. >> agencies working together. but this. >> this incident. >> just. >> raises tons. >> of questions. >> and we have to get to the bottom of them. >> it was. >> very apparent. >> to me over. >> the years, but particularly when we debated this bill in congress last spring, that the last thing we should be doing is forcing more flights into what is the most congested and complicated airspace in the country. and i urge my colleagues to avoid it. i was not successful in convincing them, but we got to get to the bottom of this crash and then take necessary steps to keep people safe. >> on friday, president trump talked about the investigation into the crash. take a listen. >

okay. specific tim, on that for step 3, not some would have done a good sony of i've seen some sort of a monkey man, they told me that if we did for stuart add, i had on that same smitty get all the the body awesome that i need no less than ducks, teeth, non cautiously thought and let them you would expect. they don't call you the master chef. how steve it's smith fit of time to get it's just the new pod right next to the noun and to you just and then on. so that conclude platinum has been in store or now been that orthodontist we escalate to be in your office or scanned course, have a new found that are going or sold say the hood will look at all that you saw it, and the result, this phone check says baggins oh yeah, good. hold to my moms. steps off to my men did again pressure. mm. thank the septic to active gas can stick off. can i pick attic? so my wife said, oh, look for him that a will may have a to be started on that day, but all you know, might take the stuff to see it on the move. tough. 5, some, some funds status. the pro go down for him that it had to work for the the book s

they're still going to be exactly the same person that they are. >> in san francisco, tim johns, abc seven news. >> as deportations of undocumented immigrants continue across the country. a san jose woman is telling her story about how a deportation split her family. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey has the inspiring story of perseverance through this painful ordeal. >> fear is at an all time high for many immigrant families. fear of the unknown. fear of losing family. fear of deportation a feeling that hits home for san jose's hayley ayala mejia. >> i don't believe family should be separated, and as a mexican american, i feel strongly impacted because a lot of mexican immigrants sometimes don't have family in the united states. all they have is clothes and a dream. and my parents were those people. >> what started as a dream became a nightmare, starting when ayala mejia was just eight years old, her mother was deported to mexico, leaving her father as the lone parent to ayala mejia and her younger sister. >> this is my father. his name is miguel angel ayala mora. >> i

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this is the nightmare that tim kaine, thank you. that tim kaine really, literally prophesied. and these senators worried about is there has there been any communication between the congress and you, who you know, this is dc's airport about the crowded skies. anyone who lives in the dmv can see how crowded they are. >> well, absolutely. >> and i have, during that reauthorization. >> process. >> worked with the delegation. of course, our delegation has four senators instead of six senators, because we don't have any in washington, dc. but i have worked with the delegation on our concerns. and our congresswoman, eleanor holmes norton has as well. i am very pleased that the delegation has asked the department of defense to halt the helicopter traffic and put a pause on that while this matter is investigated. but you point to, in a very comprehensive way, joy, what what the stakes are and the look that we have to see, whether it's during the faa reauthorization or in another process, how the traffic and or additional traffic is determined at reagan national. i mean, you pointed out

the idea that joe rogan is the new tim russert with the trick questions, it's not true. he's a nice guy who has the conversation. he has a few openings you can push back on. we are in a new world where some of the old elite gatekeepers are gone, for good and bad. people doing campaigns don't represent them. there are other channels. we can get a lot of message out for free. the people who trust those channels, even if you can argue with credible fact there is no statements of truth, they trust them because they are not part of the big establishment that everybody hates. populism. they made an idiotic mistake not doing it. >> you have been an outspoken critic of donald trump for more than a decade. you posed by the in 2020, you lead a superpac supporting jeb bush. trump has let republicans back the control of the white house for a second . congress in his grip, one might think. he has expanded the share of the black vote, hispanic vote, young voters. your personal feelings aside, can republicans win without trump at the top of the ticket? >> hell yes. >> what is your evid

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when did it sounds good, tim and you and you know we're going to put you on the phone. you said they were, they use the lift that on. yeah. they don't need to remember. i knew when, when he thought i knew that he said it was, i did you wanna know if loctus i'm a different belief about it. so go to distribution generally roughly. so the thoughts of the model, your list of wars information. what else will be the best way of savannah? if they always grow up to the front door, what are the other one? if i shift here mostly mostly let me show let's vehicle to the phone just to see if the payment by the way it will do most if say my my the a gulf. what it is, one is terrible, one level of hopeless from the southern focus. this is though it only goes rebuilding the city isn't easy. shilling is a daily occurrence. i should have the order number. what do i do? is he attended there? i knew, i mean the same or the the system and use those are just wanted to show some of the remaining of the purpose for joseph. and then of course there's not for joe summers here, so i show him the

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i want to note joining me now is the virginia senator, tim kaine.enator, it's remarkable that we had you booked to talk about the air collision that happened in washington this week. now, we are following very quickly what is happening in philadelphia tonight. but on what happened outside d.c., you were one of the first people i thought of because you had warned repeatedly about congested airspace and what that looked like, and you had warned it to your colleagues. do you think after what happened this week that your colleagues are listening now? >> um. >> caitlin. >> i sure hope so. >> i've been warning. >> about this. >> for years. >> and. >> until last year i'd been able with others. >> to successfully. >> keep my. >> colleagues from. >> jamming more. >> flights into. >> this most congested airspace in dc. but last. >> spring. >> i was unable to be successful. there was a near collision on the runway at reagan national, but still, right after that, colleagues voted to add even more flights. reagan national is an airport that was built for 15 mill

it's not just, i'm a tim, um and you know, donald trump can say everything he wants of the sort he's in the car is in the army . ronnie's could make all these statements about being willing to them, to normalize relations and being willing to a chip in for the massive reconstruction have for the rebuilding, in fact, in gaza. as long as there is a political process between israel and about seeing it's a political process between visual on the balance students along those lines. and by the way, along the lines of at least half of israel means that this government false means that uh, we're gonna go into a new election, which is probably the most probable scenario. now that is why rob, i mentioned that before in a different context, that is why the meeting that nathaniel has next week on tuesday, it's scheduled for tuesday with president trump is so critical. not because of, of the details of what, what they're going to talk about. but that, that's the question the critical central question of how serious is donald trump in, in getting this done? if he's going to succumb to my time, y'a

tim for you. it certainly is purchases of handed sure line to the biggest defeats and the test full amount of the game spent is mackey tournament. and nathan lion took 16 which is between them and the 1st testing goal. sure. line co, we're all out for 247 in the 2nd endings. losing by and ending and 242 runs to them and already had a 5. which hole in the fuss endings and finished up with figures of 9 for a $149.00. the best in test cricket was no reason to celebrate frustrating cricket as a women's team complete to the 16 mill suite of the ashes series. they beat england by and endings, and 122 runs in the one of test in melvin alone. a king took 5 for 53 earlier in the series and also what most thing lived in the 3 much one day international and t 20 and is your basic finish and the m b a was 24 seconds left on the clock, c j with helen tied the game for the newly pelican against the boston celtics. that was before jason tatum came up with a game winning shot just before the plaza to seal a one,

our police major tim moore, the maryland state police. first sergeant john potenza and the u.s. army deputy director of aviation, colonel mark, we have an excellent. two overnight hour. we've been conducting search and rescue operations are really since our last update. and these operations have continued with our regular partners from the region, as well as some of the assets that have arrived on scene during our salvage surveys in preparation to lift the aircraft additional remains were located and removed from the river and taken to the medical examiner's office. so far, 55 victims have been positively identified from this aircraft or from this this accident. the ntsb, american and psa airlines as well as district officials, the red cross and some other support are organizations are continuing to support the families or the family assistance center. and during a site visit, so far, the only injury on this event that we have the report is that one of the metropolitan police department divers was transported to an area hospital. the be checked out after hypothermia situation. h

am ecstatic that we have new people like teresa robbins at headquarters who graciously said yes and tim mcconnell who is always my go to. and with that, i'm very happy to welcome back to the stage, de jeh johnson, vice president of honeywell federal system -- federal solutions who will be our moderator. i invite tj and teresa up to the stage. let's get this party started. moderator: thank you and good afternoon. i am honored to have you join us for the 2025 nuclear deterrence summit, sponsored by the exchange monitor in collaboration with the department of energy and the dedicated industry members who support this mission. the summit's goals are clear. to enhance our understanding of nuclear deterrence, to foster collaboration among stakeholders, and most importantly, to develop actionable strategies around global security. additionally, we should take the opportunity to broaden our thinking and discussion and really think about that from a strategic deterrence perspective. if you think about it from the perspective of the nnsa, that encompasses the safety, security and effectiveness of

governor tim walz put in 95% tax on zyn.sort of connection with lping ward off alzheimer's i believe, i don't know if that is ue. >> and conservative firebrand tucker carlson is a big promoter. >> don't get me going, i use it every and embed. >> but dr. miles says zyn could cause issues that are problematic for teenagers. sleeping disruption, anxiety, all kinds of other things which are probably some of the last things that teenager needs right now. it's a very addictive substance and in some studies it has been shown to be as addictive as heroin. >> rfk jr. whose slogan is make america healthy again has not commented about his apparent use of zyn. >> deborah: last night, a lineup of a-list music star is rformed at the fire aid concert that benefited to ctims of the devastating los angeles wildfires and comedian billy crystal got things started wearing the same clothes he had on the same day he evacuated his house. >> l.a. strong! >> comedian billy crystal came out in a hoodie and jeans revealing those where the clothes he w

the tim timing continue to be refined. times are eastern standard time in our preliminary.dr captures the entirety of the accident flight. cvr audio, because it's only two hours in duration starts mid flight. prior to initial dissents, the crew brief the arrival for the troops arrival followed by ils approach to runway one at dca. around 8:15 p.m. the aircraft left 37000 feet for an initial dissents. at 8:30 9:00 p.m. potomac approach cleared the carew for the mount vernon visual to runwy one approach. at eight 43:00 p.m. they made additional contact the tower controller asked if the carew could switch to runway 33. after brief discussion between the crew, they agreed to runway 33. at 8:45 p.m. autopilot was disconnected. at 8:46 p.m. radio transmission from the tower was audible informing pat 25 traffic just south of the wilson bridge was a c art j at 1200 feet circling to runway 33. at 8:46 p.m. the crew received 1000-foot automated calling. at 846: 47:00 p.m. dca tower cleared other jet traffic for departure with no delay. at 8:47 p.m. 29 the crew received 500-foot autom

. >> maybe it's making its way back to pop cult pop-culture agu suck tim tebow on their you have markhen you hear people that are celebrities talking about their faith that does wonders as well. it's not just their political motivations are coming out and saying i'm faithful, i believe in god i'm grateful to god for all my success. >> to todd's point with all of the mess that's out there and all the negative perverted messages there is the segment out there that is positive and it is spiritual. when people see it and experience and feel it in their heart, they are attracted to it and want to go back to it. i think the churches and those with religious spiritual messages have gotten better at putting together good messages in a positive way that people can relate too. you simply have a younger generation from charlie kirk and the girls gone bible and others who are role models to a lot of people they wear it on their sleep and they are not bashful about it. i think that's a good thing and affects a lot of people. >> i see a lot of hope in these numbers as well there's an opportunity he

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. >> senator tim kaine democrat out of virginia says not so fast here's his warning. >> might messageo federal employees who receive this is, you have a president who is trying to terrorize you for about a week. and then gives you little sweetheart offer if you reside in the next week. we are just going to pay for doing nothing for the next seven months. do not be fooled for. >> joshi is awarding them a lot of people are considering around here. >> looked the big question is if you take on the federal workforce with a scalpel or jew with an ax? this is got elon musk's fingerprints all over the changes taking place in the federal government. look, i think a lot of people support a lot of the initiatives, di executive order has beit's been a frustration er people who are not vertically conservative. i think there's going to be challenges congress means to appropriate the mode money for the buyouts it could cost billions of dollars if enough people take the buyouts it may prove to be legally dubious to cut as much of the workforce is elon musk and donald trump want to do it's going to ha

. >> tim burchett. this thermal drone video shows that speed of attack below a seven ukrainians in a trench facing 130 north koreans above who race at them and then try to flank them. many died here, but they seemed to be learning. >> or. >> good morning everyone. i'm fredricka whitfield in atlanta. we want to take you straight to philadelphia, pennsylvania. governor josh shapiro now talking as a result of that medevac plane crash, killing six on board, killing one on the ground and injuring several others on the ground. let's listen in. >> i also want to reaffirm what the mayor said about everybody working together with common purpose. there are no silos or stovepipes. instead, it is everyone joining forces together. i want to lift up those state resources that have been here in northeast philadelphia, working around the clock. and i want to thank the mayor for referencing them at the request of commissioner bethel, your outstanding police commissioner, colonel christopher paris of the pennsylvania sta

albums appeing in 1880 or so and hop and s this just extruded ornery evolution over over this period in tim and i think something to that that is notable about hopping and i think travel genre in general is that you rarely see scenery in travel comics of the 19th century, at least in the us. and a big reason for that is what's going on is that there's an interest in kind of experience of travel right? so that, that what you're being to consider think about is not the kind of sublime mountain landscape, the kind of leave that two painters write, but instead the kind of change in the subject, you know. and so happens critics will we'll talk about him in precisely these terms right. one one reviewer of hop and wrote all is all no and apparently careless is usually far more spirited and natural than an elaborate steel engraving. mr. hopkins etchings those who have not been in egypt far more about the country its wonders and its ways than even photographs do. right? so there's something being posited there about just the kind of dashed off, you know, apparently careless etching or the kind of qu

you know, tim walz types. >> or. >> or these, these neanderthals that trump surrounds himself with, youknow, these macho guys, the andrew tate types, they i don't feel like there's a lot in the middle. >> yeah, i. >> know, and. >> they seem like caricatures in a way, as opposed to the real thing, a caricature of what a man should be like. >> yeah. i mean, they see they live in this world where we're going to be, i guess, you know, foraging for food and prepping and, you know. >> well. >> this could happen. i'm going to talk to these guys about it. but, um, let me ask you about feminism, because that's the other side of that coin. and there's this a giant chasm between generations on this. i think people of our generation, we saw feminism as women, i am woman, i am strong, we're not always a victim. and now, i mean, i mean, metoo is, of course, a necessary corrective and a great thing that happened. but i've read many stories of, you know, someone who's accused and sometimes has to go away. a man. and the story i'm reading and reading and it's like, where's the part where he blocked the

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. >> the message from tim spurrier, the head of barnhart school in arcadia, inviting jeff to bring students and teachers to their campus for as long as they need while they rebuild. >> there's going to be a lot of families looking for preschool and kindergarten. and so we have a place. >> storytelling is something we do all the time. >> 140 students from pasadena high point academy also welcomed to their temporary classrooms at barnhart. their school, one of the few structures still standing in their area but closed due to smoke damage. >> seeing them with their teachers and connecting just makes me appreciate what we have as a school and what we have as a community, and by extension to the barnhart community who have welcomed us. >> hopefully we could get in our house soon and i'm just super glad it is still there. >> students and families from all three schools have been impacted or displaced by the eaton fire. for barnhart students, tess and abby, having new friends is exciting and being back to school is a welcome return to normalcy. >> being back at school is nice because i can all see

. >> shannon: senator tim kaine have a democrat out of virginia, says not so fast.ing. >> my message to federal employees who receive this, yeah, the president has tried to terrorize you for about a week, then gives you a little sweetheart offer. he resigned in the next week, we are just going to pay you for doing nothing for the next seven months. don't be fooled. >> shannon: josh, he's wanting them, and we know a lot of people are considering it around here. seats are the big question is, do you take on the federal workforce with a scalpel or with an ax? this has got elon musk's fingerprints all over it, the changes that are taking place in the federal government. i think a lot of people support a lot of the wasteful initiatives, they dei executive order has been a frustration even for people who are not particularly conservative. but i think it's going be some challenges, because congress need to appropriate the money for the buyouts. and it could cost billions of dollars if enough people take these buyouts, and it may prove to be legally dubious to be able to ju

me and many a noble and courageous battle including mayors across america like doug palmer and also timaine, steve grossman and david wilhelm. our nation is in a moment of profound crisis. a crisis very unlike any we have ever seen before. violent white supremacists pardoned and normalized. rule of law and the constitution kicked to the curb. people being rounded up like animals. military professionals, career people and generals gripped with fear inside of the walls of our own pentagon. and the personal -- the person responsible for all of these offenses sits again in the white house and spits on patriot graves. this is a colossal failing of democracy. a colossal failure for our party. the stakes could not be higher. these are not ordinary times and this is not a normal dnc election. this is a time that cries out for new leadership and for change. america needs are party to stand up and fight for the people we love and the republic that we carry in our hearts. so, the question for us is this, do we have the courage to change our party so we can save our country? i believe we do, and th

so what linda referenced is a different federal grant that tim received actually during the obama era to support a number of different projects on treasure island from the original 2011 transportation implementation plan. and actually one of them was piloting an autonomous version of the on island shuttle. this was just a pilot demonstration effort which has concluded. >> and so that on island shuttle service will now be replaced by the shuttle service that is to be funded by this grant. we there is funding remaining in that federal grant. what we need to do is what it was actually for was to support the toll system that was what that that remaining funding was given for. we are in conversations with the dot about the possibility of extending that grant but we do not have final assurance at this time for how they may be willing to extend it. so that's something we can report back on. >> thank you for that update and we would like to see the you know, subsequent updates on those. the question also i have we have two for me. two major needs right now. a lot of people are hearing about,

we know there's an acting head at the faa now, senator tim kaine, i have a lot more questions for you on this. unfortunately, we came up against that press conference tonight. i hope you'll come back and join us. thank you for for your time tonight. thank you all so much. >> look forward to it. >> i appreciate that. thank you all for joining us. the breaking news will continue with cnn news night with abby phillip this is cnn breaking news. >> good evening. i'm abby phillip and we begin. >> with breaking. >> news tonight. another plane has crashed in another american city. and this time it is philadelphia. i want to reset what we know at this hour. we are told a twin engine medevac jet took off from a local airport en route to missouri. that plane reached 1600 feet after takeoff before plunging 11,000ft per minute. six people. >> were on board, including a child patient. >> here is another. >> look at the. >> crash as it happened she's still hanging. >> you saw there the. >> jet plummeting. almost like a missile out of the sky before an explosion. it landed in a. >> busy section of th

but you listen to senator tim kaine, for example. he's worried about the prices his constituents are going to pay, but also the businesses in his state that could face retaliation. listen. >> if. >> it was. >> a tax on virginia consumers, prices went up. and then when those nations retaliated, they retaliated against critical virginia industry sectors, especially agriculture and forestry. i remember going out during the trump first term to talk to my farmers and foresters, who by and large, were trump supporters, and they were saying, for god's sake, senator, help us. this is hurting our businesses. >> and he's pointing out this is an academic. i mean, we've gone through this before. they've seen how this plays out in the first trump administration, and they don't think it will be any different this time around. >> how long does it take for this kind of thing to go into effect? so i'm thinking you've got dow futures, the open what, 6 p.m. tonight. >> yeah. >> so he the thing about the market is that he has been saying this for a year

. >> tim moore. >> the maryland state police first sergeant. >> john potenza, and the u.s. >> army deputy. >> director of. >> aviation. >> colonel mark otte. >> we have next slide. >> so overnight hour. >> we've been conducting search and rescue operations, or really since our. >> last update. >> and these operations have continued with our regular partners from the region, as well. >> as some of the assets that have arrived on. >> scene during our salvage surveys and preparation. >> to lift the aircraft. additional remains were located and removed from the river and taken to the medical examiner's office. so far, 55. >> victims have. >> been positively identified from this aircraft or from this, um, this accident. the ntsb, american and psa airlines, as well as district officials, red cross and some other support organizations are continuing to support the families at the family assistance center. and during a site visit. so far, the only injury on this event that we have to report is that one of the metropolitan police department divers, um, was transported to an area hospital to be che

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