val demings seems to be afraid of nothing. there is a real contrast in terms of strength and kyle clark character. obama won it in 2012. trump opens up a few points in 2020. you have to look at the senate picture in totality. the democratic party in my view, this is not just maintaining control in 2022 as important as it is. the 2024 cycle in the senate is brutal for the democrats. you got joe manchin and we are not playing that much offense, maybe now to campaign against cruz being a presidential year or maybe rick scott. you have to maximize in wisconsin and you have to protect warnock and kelly. you have to have some states like florida. this time there were few people in politics. they ended up determining the president of the senate control. florida is really important. i think val demings can put up a play, you have to have as many shots so you don't have to win them all. i think the democratic party has to exit '22 with some room to spare. >> david blouff, thank you so much for joining us. i appreciate it. >>> we'll hav

that is what kay wanted to do for val and that's what val is already doing, paying it forward, becauseiate that. you do have great arms. all right, let's check in again. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> ginger, how are you doing? >> hmm, you feel that sunshine here on the jersey shore? i'm sending it to you, robin. i hope all of you are waking up, this delectable morning along the beach. it's not going to look like this the next couple of days so i will be telling you about how cold it's going to be, but first talking about what happened last night, more than 300 severe storm reports, you see that video out of virginia, where the deck chairs, you know you got to put those away when the storms are coming, they start rolling. that is going to be a chance of doing that in the plains again today so keep in mind if you're texas up to, say, southern illinois you have that. ooh, yeah, that water temperature, mellow 60s, i just got a little . >>> good morning. welcome to thursday. mainly sunny and seasonal today and tomorrow. inland heat wave >>> and now to the world exclusive premiere of

we're learning that val demings, congresswoman val demings is going to enter the campaign for the democratichigh-profile recruit for the democrats. florida has been tough for the democrats. >> florida has been tough. marco rubio won with 52% of the vote. a lot of the hispanic vote supported him. so he's going to be a tough competitor. but val demings is somebody whose star rose during donald trump's first impeachment when she came on the scene and impressed people on the floor of the senate. when she argued that case. she's also a former law enforcement official. was, you know, ran law enforcement in the city of orlando. and you can't accuse her of being a so-called democratic socialist. she's pretty moderate. so i think, you know, the democrats are feeling that she'd be a very attractive candidate and would make marco rubio fight to keep that seat. >> she's definitely had some moments in congressional hearings. we've seen that over and over. she's tough. so we'll see if she can take that to this fight. i want to ask you about andrew cuomo, the embattled governor of new york. we found out th

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they are confirming that val demings will make it official.yer in police reform talks on capitol hill. i want to bring in mark murray. >> it means that we're watching florida, hallie in the next year and a half or so. and it could control the united states. the senate right now is deadlocked at 50/50. and that tie breaker val demings expected to run to pick up this saett and in some ways it's a counter move that republican governor johnson sinunu will be changed. and it adds up to being an incredibly tight and competitive battle for control. and they have as much as five opportunities and just three for republicans. it is sort of a fair way to put it. talk about the current status of the state, what are the indications that he could be successful or not. >> the only more successful democrat was barack obama who won florida in 2008 and 2012, beyond barack obama's victories. it has been a political graveyard for democrats. they lost gubernatorial races. they lost key competitive senate contests in 2016 and 2020. all of them pretty close, but it

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the multiple in the early 2000s re-val 22 to 19.ne might take us from 30 times to 18 times trail. in each case - >> what does that translate into in terms of a decline in the s&p 500 or the dow how many hundreds or thousands of points are you talking about getting shaved >> not as much as you think. it's a great question because part of the process is it begins once the e economy and the earnings start to recover. so what happens is the stock market generally is flat it is sometimes often suffering a correction but of a year about flat while earnings are just soaring. most of the revaluation is done because earnings come back i think we had a 10% to 15% correction in the '80s something similar to that in the '90s and we certainly did in the 2009 period. we could do that again but they come back quick so we could be flattish with a correction in the middle and then earnings are higher and it sets up the next leg. >> all right very good. jim, appreciate your joining us. dollar, china and the rest in the future. >>> the space is crowde

will you run against him and would val demings change your decision?m considering seriously the prospect of the senate race and haven't made a decision but i'm basing my decision on how i can best serve florida and my condition, and whether i can win. i have won and held a very difficult district in florida and i have taken on and beaten incumbent republicans in the past and i feel like i could do it again. >> where do you think is the attention of congress next. where do you think it should be put with the other issues on the agenda, whether it be infrastructure, the hate crimes bill that -- excuse me, the police reform bill, where do you think congress should be focused on? >> we have to do all of the above but i'm looking forward to work on a bill to make nstmentes in the infrastructure and enable workers to get back the work and build the economy strong back and i'm proud of the leadership the administration provided. >> all right. congresswoman murphy, i appreciate your patience today. thank you so much for your time. >> great to be with you. >> t

>> no, it's not a val argument. it has been one of the main subjectsf my research.he economic literature is pretty car. if you stop proding oil in one part of the world,ot all of that oil gets produced by another producer. there is an efft on overall consumption. that was the subject of my letter to the court. the court rejected the idea of what they called perfect substitution, and i hope that helps create a precedent for other cases around the world. gerhard: do you think this will mean the price of petroleum products will go up for consumers? >> i do. not by much. this ruling is saying that shell essentially needs to wind down oil and gas production pretty quickly over the next few years, over the next decade, and they can put that capital and innotion into other parts of their busiss, other parts of their energy transition and energy challenge, so i do not see any downside for consumers on this. i see only upside because eryone needs help the air and a livable climate, and this ruling means shell will have to do the part in helping make that future realized. ger

with me now, val demings, an impeachment manager in the first impeachment.irst knew you as a law enforcement official in florida. you and i both know that people like us, people who look like you and me do not get this gentleman's agreement. that it is bad form to prosecute them for one reason or another. powerful people get that. they get a break. you've now seen the president of the united states, who you know was guilty. you prosecuted him. it turns out there was collusion. tada! manafort really did share information. turns out there was obstruction. tada! bill barr lied about it. i wonder how it sits with you as a former law enforcement officer who you know, people who commit crimes, regular folks, get locked the hell up. >> it's great to be. but you're absolutely correct. i said it during the impeachment trial. i said it during my law enforcement career. that no one is above the law up to and including the president of the united states. we do know that the mueller report concluded that the collusion, the obstruction from the president and his enablers

i wonder if val demming will end up. she appears to be running for united states senate. you interviewed her. is the other fear that someone like val might end up on the committee and get to do some questioning. >> i'm not sure that will happen but i did congresswoman demings about this being she was a former impeachment manager and a member of law enforcement who is very supportive of those capitol police who were having to defend her and her colleagues on january 6th and what she said was she wanted to see a 9/11 still commission that had members who were not in congress. folks who were not directly involved taking an unbiassed approach to studying the vents of that day and coming up with conclusion that is unimpeachable. while she was certainly in favor of that commission, she was saying she is not somebody that would want to be on but wants to see folks who are impartial really waying in on the vents of the day. >> whether or not she's on it, how damaging will it be for the nation to relive the events of january 6th? >> it's going to be incredibly damaging because as

joining our discussion now is democratic congresswoman val demings of florida. she is a former chief of police, the orlando police department. congresswoman demings, thank you very much for joining us on this important night. we heard gianna floyd say that her father's death can change the world. so far it has changed something, in most legislatures around the country. the big question facing washington tonight is what will it change in washington? what will happen on the george floyd bill? is there any real prospect of getting it through the senate intact? >> well, lawrence, let me say it's good to be back with you. and what a day of reflection. but i also feel like it is a day of hope. when we look back over the last year after this very tragic event, a lot has changed. and i join my colleagues in the house and the leaders on this effort in the senate really believing that we will get this legislation done. we don't have a choice. after the pain that we've all, certainly the floyd family has suffered over the last year, after the pain that minneapolis has suff

what it is is a sign of a heartening mood on the part of the palestinian side, competitions between valtions to confront israel. this morning, the great and israeli troops exchange fires. israelis said to their soldiers were wounded. this was at the damascus gate. egypt plays heavy-handed, it calls retiation. egyptians have used unusually harsh language to condemn israel's behavior. that matters because it media is a critical part of cease-fire negotiations. much more anger in more places is on display in the palestinian territories than during previous wars between israel and hamas. this was bethlehem. this kind of thing does not build up overnight. it comes after years of settlement expansion, land confiscation. what happened in jerusalem and gaza was the last straw. it's about, for these people, years of israeli pressure. inside israel, chop up is shared by jews and palestinian arabs. agribusinesses across israel were closed and the general strike. in the last week, coexistence between israel's arab and jewish citizens has broken down. a disaster for national cohesion. [indiscernible

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val hoe and tiely ryan captivated the country, their grandparents' heartfelt pleas for help launchingionwide search. >> two missing children in idaho -- >> reporter: two years after the 7 and 17-year-old vanished, kay and larry woodcock are one step closer to answers. >> it's like the world just stopped. >> reporter: speaking to a local news crew in arizona after the children's mother, lori vallow daybell, and husband chad, were indicted in idaho on nine new charges including first-degree murder. >> there are so many layers. every week, every month, there's something new in this case. >> reporter: the couple appeared separately at a hearing yesterday. >> miss daybell is present here. mr. daybell, can you hear me okay? >> yes. >> reporter: before her charges were read, lori's attorneys unexpectedly requested to reschedule the proceeding. >> okay that will be all for today. thanks for appearing. we will be adjourned. >> reporter: today documents unsealed revealing in march, a competency evaluation found lori, quote, is not competent to proceed. prosecutors are appealing that finding. >>

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children's villages val's now to investigate the accusations of misconduct i apologize. i apologize to the whistleblowers who i believe. there are times where our position did not follow correct procedure and. not enough action was taken against perpetrators the organization was founded in austria after the 2nd world war and operates in $137.00 countries and territories it runs a special abilities for all funds with some 65000 children currently in its care. violations have been reported at 50 projects worldwide and mostly in africa and asia some of the incidents are alleged to have been covered up the data is fall back as to well the mid 1990 s. of the ngos says it's bringing in outside oversight for his investigation of the claims it's him lemon the president of the survivors network of those abused by priests says the investigations should be entirely independent harm that happens to. a child that is sexually abused is lifelong and when an ngo or an institution pays victims. it's a way to control dictums or to keep victims silence mostly to cover up of the sexual abus

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after his death initially eleanor had well, the story is over she moves up to her home at val kill here in hyde park, but of course the story is now over if you only looked at eleanor's career from time, she left the white house to the time. she died. you would still say she was one of the most important woman in 20th century history next slide, please. president truman puts it on the united nations commission for human rights. she chairs the committee that drafts the universal declaration of human rights. she championed civil rights women's rights. she's the most famous american woman in the world one of the most powerful politicians in the democratic party and she leaves the lasting legacy of commitment to human rights next slide, please she dies in 1962 and you can see here. this is the burial site on the home. that's the marble monolith at fdr had described the first grave with the flag is fdr's grave and the grave next to it is eleanor's. this is a site a matter of fact in just a few days franklin's birthday is january 30th and every year there's a wreath laying ceremony here and i

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after the near gone go val. hey, you know, rode back to life several days ago. africa the most active. okay. know so terrified people flee the congolese city as rivers of law, the co, dozens of people, and less tens of thousands homeless fears that mounts near that. don't go could become active again, days after the initial erosion spawn massive occupation of more than half of gomez neighborhoods. people have thought shelter, whereas they could including school classrooms. many said they were struggling to find enough food and water as the un called for international aid. however, not everyone flipped the area frontline house co workers stayed behind to care for their patients. this new mother was in labor when the alarm was sounded once more. we believe we took a nose to remain by our patient side. we couldn't run away and follow those who fled. we had to 1st observed that and see who among the population would be the last to leave and see if we were going to flee. if the situation became more complicated and i

and die and die now the question i would ask is this don't both of these religions don't they take val shalt not kill or killing as bad why are they allowed to kill each other and then claim to be religious and claim to follow religion if they're killing each other no religion advocates for killing and yet it shows you that government is more powerful in many ways than religion because religion allows you apparently to kill let be have stuff government no other time can you kill but you can if governments are involved and that's what you've got here you've got loose palestinians who are you know under kind of a government you've got israel which is a super powerful government and the war is going to go on and on and on you're going to see it but your grandchildren are going to be talking about this war because with 2 religions fighting each other unless the religion is changed their positions which is highly unlikely the war will continue on into forever and ever amen. for our final story today a ransomware attack has forced the operators of the colonial pipeline network to temporarily

while for more, i'm joined now by our correspondent namisha jives. val, who actually filed a report and namisha. we're seeing official numbers improving, but it seems india's cobra, 1900 crisis, has shifted from urban areas to the countryside. what does that actually mean for the countries fight against covered that's good basically being that it may be due already to celebrate the different cases. and then i said, i didn't need it or what to wonder how recorded every day. and these are detected because these people have managed to access testing and during the worst of the foods you know, but then the night and it was a massive fight to get to die in india. however, on the other hand, even primary headset does a lot of we for many villages or up and down. so there is no way to actually get it me the fight against. but according yeah, maybe a blind one in the fusion specially and not one of the live in the world. and yeah, the best to do it was going to death street and i believe and that would not be anything they don't even know if you have to run. i was just so plenty of challenges.

suspect is still in the hospital and the fourth suspect has been identified as 27 year old dedham, val q of fremont. he's been arrested for attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and conspiracy to commit a crime. he is being held without bail. frank as if these people in the hospital or they all expected to survive, yes, they are, and miraculously, they are given the violence. that erupted inside that liquor store. yeah no kidding. alright azenith smith life force tonight as the thank you prosecutor is in alameda county have filed criminal charges against a man suspected of attacking an asian community leader in oakland's chinatown. last week, the alameda county district attorney's office charged 25 year old james lee ramsey of oakland with assault and battery, a hate crime and a parole violation. he's accused of attacking oakland chinatown chamber of commerce president carl chan last three. thursday. shan said he errands when without warning, ramsey yelled racial slurs and knocked him to the ground. chan said the day of the attack he was supposed to visit another asian assault

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by spain in africa, the unclaimed have long attracted migrants trying to reach europe or hammered. val has the latest on the story. the destination spain by any possible means. some sailed on both sandra, dinky others braved the waves. the border security by swimming the flood, an influx of about a 1000 migrants for moral code into the spanish and plays of the youth and military has 3 group diploma. the crisis, spain has deployed its military and threatened to use force to halt what it calls an invasion, threatening the country and europe, and accuses morocco of being respond noise through these will still be in our displeasure. and also our rejection of the flux of moroccan migrants, utah. i have reminded her that border control has been and must continue to be the joint responsibility of spain. and in the oracle denies and fighting migrants across and has recalled some boxes from the 3 about is reported to be furious off the scene allowed in the head of the pony inside of your front about him, a body for medical treatment last month. the police are you on morocco are technically stil

there is also increase. val is as a result of the narrative or the rhetoric that has been put out a day by politicians, opinion leaders, religious people. there is also currently some members of parliament putting out a bill that fed criminalize l g, b, c, q, purchasing, got. and why do people think that this will, that will be a question for these people, right? because we try to explain to them to get them to understand that the same time with actually means to provide support to we can use right people who can unique it as a result of the new perceived sexual orientation or gender, nbc pool are equal gone years right, so for uses there's, there are numerous cases where l g, b, q purses, go to the police station to report issues of abuse to the police and the end up being discriminated against the police, the release it's, you shouldn't have been given the monday to protect every gun is due to go to the hospital and just by the resumes and the behavior get discriminated against end up giving the basic services that they need to be provided for. when i sit in the tortures, i hear peopl

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secretary of state val's decisive response if western forces withdrawing from afghanistan are targeted. santamaria here in doha this is the world news from al-jazeera patients dying overflowing and a vaccine program chaos will have more on the hopeless condition of the people in india as kobe cases approach 20. 2 growing discontent over tax reform in colombia despite a condom by the president the finance ministers now quit 11 update from bogota. and the official report into the death of football legend diego maradona says his medical team was complicit in his death. so we're starting with what will be the 1st meeting of g 7 foreign ministers in person in 2 years britain's foreign secretary hosting that summit bringing together 7 nations including the us canada japan and germany the us secretary antony blinken on the left there has held sideline talks with rob in just the past few hours the pair singled out russia and china for breaking international norms and i also went on to talk about climate change and of course pandemic recovery. the united kingdom shares our commitment to ensurin

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and it at trans val. so anyway, i ended up going in, just having to keep my secret the whole time. i went through basic training at the air force base. and then i got assigned to security police. so i went through security police school. towards the end of security police school i got orders to go to turkey. and i was so concerned, because i knew that i wasn't going to be able to keep the secret. it was just a matter of time. so i felt like i would be safer in vietnam and turkey. >> when you are going through your training, rather any indications that there may have been other members of the class, in the same situation that you were. everyone was a secret. >> yeah. i had a wall around me. there was like no way out. no way i could share that. it would have been devastating. it turned out to be somewhat devastating when i did. when i gotta orders from turkey, everyone listen to this tech's urgent, anyway it came up, there were 120 of us in the room, they said gentlemen, we have a shortage of dog cameras, when we were in security police school, the barracks or right next to the barra

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florida democrats are going to have an interesting competitive primary between val demings and stephanie murphy. there are primaries developing, but the house calendar is delayed. those lines are not going to be done anytime soon. host: on the issues driving 2022 , this is rick in california. he says, defund the police and crime will motivate the right to the polls. guest: there is going to be an aspect of that. rick has some foresight there. there was one special election we were watching in new mexico's first district. this is an albuquerque district, deb haaland was appointed to be secretary of the interior by president biden, so we are watching this special election. republicans nominees are trying to make ryan the focal point of the race. it is interesting because this is a democratic district. biden defeated trump by 23 points. we have a baseline metric where democrats have about a 17 point advantage. democrats have the advantage in this race, but we are looking at the margins. are republicans able to move the conversation, move the electorate significantly with an issue like this?

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there is also increase val live as a result of the narrative or the rhetoric that has been put out a day by politicians opinion leaders with the job people. there is also currently some members of parliament putting out a bill that said, criminalize l g, b, q persons in god. and why do people think that this sense? i said, well that will be a question for these people, right? because we try to explain things to them to get them to understand that the since how was actually means to provide support to we can use right. people who are disconnected as a result of the no, no perceived sexual orientation or gender nbc pool are equal, right? to uses then there are numerous cases where l g b, q purses, go to the police station to report issues of abuse to the police and the end up being discriminated against the police. the very institution has been given the mondays to protect every gotten is there are due to go to the hospital and just by the resumes and get behavior loan the discriminated against and end up giving the basic services that they need to be provided for. when i sit in the to