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how do you unt integrate to them? >> these relationships are essential. we are working with office of small business for the legacy business program and the planning department is really one of our most crucial relationships. we meet quarterly with them and we really see how we can support not only historic land mark listings and historical cultural context statements, strategy for culture districts and city survey among many other activities that really are of concern to both of us. for the office of workforce development, i attended a etmooing recently that the chamber of commerce organized with them on the downtown revitalization and a key goal in that meeting and in the downtown revitalization is to make sure that the city historic culture resources play a key #r0e8 in the economic recovery and revitalization especially after the pandemic. the office of workforce development has the city build program which is admirable program where youth are trained in construction techniques for rebuilding and especially with the new housing legislation, and we rea

their social media or it's media, i guess it's state controlled propaganda or state controlled, quote, untdia. >> i think the case against tiktok is blatant. it comes down partly to the fact they have very different presentations, very different information going to chinese young people than they do to american young people. what they put out in china is sort of healthy, it's positive, makes everyone feel good about their country, about themselves, their bodies, exactly the opposite of what they broadcast here which is obviously very negative about the united states, negative about overseas, et cetera, but congressman, i think to your point there does not seem to be much will on capitol hill to get rid i this thing. i get that. everybody uses it, all these young people. democrats are worried about young people anyway. what are we going to do about it? it's amazing to me. this is not something we making. china owns this product so it's clearly a mouth piece for china. and yet somehow the message is not out there particularly for young people that they need to be careful the about it. maria:

so all of that is playing out as we're learning new details unt what special counsel jack smith has in store for donald trump at that criminal trial whenever it starts. abc news has reporting today about what vice president mike pence has told prosecutors and what he might testify to at trial, that trump acted recklessly on january 6th, that pence allegedly told trump there was no idea un-american than the idea any one person could decide what electoral votes to count. and when we're counting a phone call with donald trump on christmas day 2020, pence wrote in his book that he told trump, you know, coma, i don't think i have the authority to change the outcome of the election on january 6th. but pence allegedly told smith's investigators that the coma, that coma should never have been there. pence apparently meant to write that he admonished trump, you know i don't think i have the authority to change the outcome. so potentially damning testimony here from trump's own former vice president. but the question now is will a jury get to consider any of it before the 2024 presidential elect

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how do you unt integrate to them? >> these relationships are essential. we are working with office of small business for the legacy business program and the planning department is really one of our most crucial relationships. we meet quarterly with them and we really see how we can support not only historic land mark listings and historical cultural context statements, strategy for culture districts and city survey among many other activities that really are of concern to both of us. for the office of workforce development, i attended a etmooing recently that the chamber of commerce organized with them on the downtown revitalization and a key goal in that meeting and in the downtown revitalization is to make sure that the city historic culture resources play a key #r0e8 in the economic recovery and revitalization especially after the pandemic. the office of workforce development has the city build program which is admirable program where youth are trained in construction techniques for rebuilding and especially with the new housing legislation, and we rea

who spent time looking at images that many of us saw on the videos of the bear barrack, heinous, and unt unthinkable acts that took place on october 7 knows what hamas is capable of. look what they are doing. are they welcoming them under ground, giving them safe haven? no. they take no-no responsibility they use them as innocent people as human shields. that's what hamas does. hamas charter advocates jihad against the jewish people and elimination of the jewish state. israel is and remains the only vibrant progressive and inclusive democracy in the region. they are are our key ally because they are critical to our national security and they stand up for values that we share. strong democratic values. they are key to our fight against terror in the region, against hezbollah, palestinian islamic jihad, and against hamas. % the knesset. women serve at the highest levels of the military. the country remains and owe asignificance for lgbtq people in a region hostile toward community. it sickens people some people try to romanticize hamas. they should be reminded in gaza under hamas rule same

people get to meet those in powerweek we'll account. people get to meet those in powerweek we'll hearing)untthe views from up and down the country. the real world. join country. in the real world. join me at 7:00 on gb news, britain's news channel >> i'm michelle dewberry and i'm not here to tell you to what think. i'd much rather hear what you have to say, sir. send in your opinions to gb views at cbnnews.com. keep them clean and you never know. i might read them out with my panel here on dewbs& co we debate, we get stuck into the issues of the day on a show where all views are welcome, especially me, yours, gb news the people's channel. britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> good afternoon. it's 3:00. welcome to gb news with me. martin daubney turns in the next houn martin daubney turns in the next hour. and historic breakthrough as the first of the 240 hostages is hamas captured from israel on october the 7th are released. a massive moment . we'll have live massive moment. we'll have live pictures and all the latest from the rafah crossing as they go into egypt. next up, afte

what will he not cards close to unt is keeping the chancellor cut?not cards close to his chest. 3ing his cards close to his chest. this going happen on this is all going to happen on wednesday. is the autumn wednesday. it is the autumn statement. wednesday. it is the autumn statemetax are just one of >> and tax cuts are just one of the measures being by the the measures being mauled by the chancellor who insists everything the table everything is now on the table as to revive the as he seeks to revive the economy . but which might economy. but which taxes might he cut? well, one idea popular is cutting inheritance tax when i say popular, i mean popular amongst conservative lives. >> however, the chancellor was at pains yesterday to warn against any moves that might fuel inflation. >> earlier, we spoke to the exchequer secretary to the treasury, gareth davies, to get his reaction to possible tax cuts. and on what to expect from wednesday. >> as we've seen last week, we've managed to get inflation down now to well below 5. we've cut that in half like w