but when val arrived at ted's place? you can tell the house was dark and there were no cars there, it was like an eerie feeling. i just felt like i couldn't get out of the car by myself. >> so, she decided to leave, picked up her husband, rusty. the two of them got a key to susie's apartment. they opened the door. and here's what they found. this is a videotape that police made later. >> as we walk through the apartment and really realized that she wasn't there, thinking that adrenaline burst of something isn't right. something isn't right. >> it's empty, she's not there, she's gone. >> she's not here, yes. >> so val decided to go find that new boyfriend susie had a date with. the last person to be seen with her. his name was brad holzer. >> he would know where she was. brad lived with his soon to be ex-wife less than five minutes away from susie's apartment. val drove over and knocked on the door. >> i said, susie's not home. we can't find her. she's not answering our calls and we're all really worried. and i remember e

val demings is the real deal, folks. we need to double down to do all we can to help her and charlie beat back against rubio. think about rubio, desantis and scott. that is like the triumbred of despair. we have to help florida out. all across the country, we need to do everything we can to help florida out because val demings and charlie crist. >> the triumbred of despair. jamie harrison, thank you so much. he ka imto talk tonight. let's bring in congresswoman val demings after her big -- i still call you congresswoman. congratulations on last night. what do you think that the message that voters are sending in choosing you, in choosing charlie crist out of the pack of candidates in each of your races. what message are you hearing in these elections? >> joy, it's great to be back with you. listen, i could listen to our chairman jamie harrison when he's talking the talk he's talking tonight. look, we lon the primary, a four-way primary with 84 plus percent of the vote. i think the voters of florida sent a strong message

and val demings will take on marco rubio. it's all happening and it all getting very interesting indeed. let's begin with that special election up there in new york's 19th. dasha burns is in kingston, new york. ryan put abortion front and center. he said this is about women's rights, it's about freedom, it's about democracy and he was able to beat molinaro, who was pretty well known there. he was the executive. >> reporter: this result is significant. the first competitive congressional race since roe v. wade was overturned and possibly the last real bellwether we're going to have and it sent a message that abortion can drive voters to the poll. this was far from a guaranteed victory for ryan. most had him behind molinaro. this could have been a fairly easy pick up for republicans. instead ryan really had a solid victory here. i asked him about what message this sends to the country. i want you to listen carefully to how he frames this. >> i think the messages on fundamental rights and freedoms are under attack and we have to

. >> claire, you now have val demings who i would argue is the single strongest individual candidate male or female that they could have come up with to run statewide. she's just that person. she has the right down the road, i'm on that harley energy, liked by everybody that knows her down there. talk about her prospects, then, running in a state like florida that has had an allergy to electing women statewide other than a few people, alex sink and nikki freed are the exceptions and they have an ag. >> it probably helps if val demings does love to ride motorcycles and is a police chief, not a sergeant, not a lieutenant, not a commissioner. she was the boss. and that's very unusual. i mean, it's becoming more common now, but it's only been in the last ten years that you saw women as police chiefs in major metropolitan areas. and orlando is certainly a big area for someone to run the police department. so she's got the kind of bon fides that ali is alluding to, that there are still people out there thank if a woman is so strong to do it, then she's too strong and i don't like her. and

no, val demings is a dream candidate for the democrats.the enthusiasm, the fund-raising, the question is, can she out florida florida? that's what we're all wondering. florida will break your heart, take it from me. >> it's what it does. it's what florida does. unless obama is on the ticked, florida is going to hurt your feelings. two of my faves, thank you both very much. >> all right, coming up next, a zero interest in policy, check. a relentless thirst for power? check. a slavish devotion to check. check. so what would the house of representatives led by kevin mccarthy look like? brace yourselves because that's next. and you can find her, and millions of other talented pros, right now on upwork.com as someone with hearing loss i know what a confusing and frustrating experience getting hearing aids can be. that's why i founded lively. affordable, high-quality hearing aids with all of the features you need, and none of the hassle. i use lively hearing aids and it's been wonderful. it's so light and so small but it's a fraction of the cost

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take over val as adam, she says this is the only way to get anything done. site actually, la, scala, after our faces were recognized, they now know us. our photos were released and we gave interviews to the tv channels on about on the tv channels, ada interviews, and program sadhana. and now we are being chased. and this is a serious problem. so more that, that kind of thing. she's paid a physical price for her activism here. she displays bruises and cuts from scuffles of protests. one time she says she fled her own home when the taliban were about to arrest her and broke her leg, jumping over the wall to escape. she also says she suffered a miscarriage during a demonstration. ah, many he showed their faces at protests last year were later detained. summer suspected to still be in prison. others who were released fled to neighboring pakistan. the next woman requested not to have her name mentioned. way they treated us very badly. they insulted us and told us to give away our organization. and they asked us, which party we worked for and accused us of working for the resistance front.

ok to hear some from h i val in the u. k. thank you very much to raise your hands. flying taxes have been talked up as the solution to many of the wells urban transport problems that quick reduce congestion and comparatively environmentally friendly. but for all the hype in recent years, there's still a long way off with the technology. yet to be perfect. this is atlas test center in spain. a very special aircraft is about to take off phoenix to the prototype of the flying taxi's of the future. that is developed under high pressure by german company. lilian. the startup is in competition with 100 other developers world wide. all of it seek to be one step ahead in the approval process . yield of lucas go be that a no use. every flight is a new chapter. we can, if we say the test flying is like testing the boundaries next limiting and then the next. and one also has to be ready. let's take a step back to get phoenix, 2 flies unmanned and is remotely controlled. one by lit 6 passengers and a range of more than 200 kilometers. th

but now the media is certainly rooting for val demings. watch this.i think val demings may have the best chance ofhe pulling off an upset. marco rubio is in real trouble. i don't think anybody expected marco rubio to be inte trouble. he is balgownie is a dream candidate for the democrats with the enthusiasm, the fundraisingav, the media adoration sounds and looks familiar to met. she was obviously orlando police chief for four years. she was first lady when her husband was mayor ofas a florida town . she's well known inn the state.p i think she's pretty well-liked, thought and she seems to be a responsible person. but first of all, she's going to be part of the biden campaign team. she will never be able to get out from under biden. so be the biden deming's race. and i'm sure rubio's people are good enough. they'll make that really clear the second she is really interesting if they do iraq, remember, they do rock was the magic person who is going to be ted cruz. he raised an enormous amount of money more than i would havess thought possible. and he co

val demings is beloved in florida. i think that she appeals more to a centrist, or maybe just a moderate conservative than other candidates before, said she is a former police chief. she writes harley's. i mean, she can appeal and adair herself to republicans and marco rubio can make one mistake, which could change the conjecture of that election. >> interesting. charlie, i don't want to turn now to the ongoing investigation into highly classified documents found at the florida home of donald trump. an ally of the former u.s. president published a letter online from the national archives that was said to trump's legal team concerning and confirming that more than 700 pages of classified documents were recovered from mar-a-lago. back in january. what's possible purpose would that have served other than emphasizing the fact that these classified documents could have very well posed a risk to national security by being stored in his home? >> well, i am completely mystified that anyone, including a former president of the

also val demings, yes, she's raised a ton more money than marco rubio.emocrats have been successful at raiding money online, she's still the underdog heading into there. if democrats pull off victories there, they're almost certainly in the majority in the senate and that could be a big problem for ron desantis. >> one major thing that looms large for val demings is she's a former law enforcement officer. it's this issue of crime. she could get hit on both sides of this. she knows it. >> she certainly knows it. she has tried to strike this balance of leaning into the fact that she has experience that a number of, you know, other candidates don't necessarily have with her past law enforcement experience. she's been trying to show that, you know, like other members of the congressional black caucus in the house, she's tried to be front and center on these issues when they have tried to address police reform and tried to address other civil rights issues. certainly it's going to be something she has to continue to balance heading towards november. >> one th

tambiÉn hablaremos del senado, marco rubio se enfrentarÁ a la demÓcrata val demings, fue una exjefa deÁnica, val demings muestra que ha ido ganando terreno polÍtico. tambiÉn hace noticia un joven de 25 aÑos se llama matthew de 25 aÑos ganÓ su contienda en la zona de orlando y ahora en noviembre se podrÍa conventir en el congresista mÁs joven en la historia de estados unidos en salir hacia washington. regreso contigo, feli. >>> gracias, cristina. un misil ruso atacÓ una estaciÓn de tren matando a a quince personas e hiriendo a decenas mÁs en el dÍa en que ucrania celebra su independencia. ademÁs se celebran seis meses de la invasiÓn de rusia, sin que haya habido una victoria de rusia. decenas de muertos en ambos muertos. estados unidos advirtiÓ que rusia intensificarÍa los bombardeos. >>> una jueza ordenada por el expresidente donald trump le ordenÓ que responda varias preguntas claves relacionadas con su mansiÓn en florida. hay mucho mÁs y javier vega nos cuenta. >>> asÍ es, felicidad. cada vez se conoce mÁs informaciÓn del caso, ahora por una carta enviada por los equipos de donald tr

of the race so far, and you know, does val demings really have an outsiders chance here?this fool's gold for democrats? >> there is a sort of feeling that has set in across most of florida democrats where they feel like florida has really become a red state, used to be thought of as a purple state that was potentially swinging democratic every once in a while but the dem cans race is one where they feel a lot more energy, and part of the reason for that is that they say that even though she's not that well known across florida right now, that as people get to know her better, that they're more attracted to her candidacy, and part of that is that they're really playing up her background in law enforcement, and you know, they say that when people get to know her, they are attracted to this, you know, sort of no nonsense, tells it like it is, she is in charge, she has a background that is really attractive and that's why they think she has a shot. >> roe v. wade, democrats feel incredibly jazzed by the election results that have happened since the supreme court decision. is

up would you give us the most important thing in the old testament is the word of god was lucy most val shalt not kill you because of me. that is the main point of the handle today. we pray not only for the living, but also for the fallen yourself. may god give peace to the souls of the fallen soldiers who defended our country. what may god bless you all who thought he save us all our stomachs? happy easter moscow! pity! forgive me. but the difficult experiences of late. oh, and all distant the 21st century. he would scale all. it's too much for the human mind to understand. no, no club. i thought we were received god's blessings and make you let us survive this terrible time of war. whoops, you cannot visit that would tease threatening vignette would say, perhaps may south by may 2020 till around. 250 civilians had been killed in ear. pin half of the city was occupied by russian troops for 4 weeks. here, families and friends are paying their last respects to aaliyah, gore rock. he was shot dead on march 6th. it is all just beneath the doom which humanizes other people utilize the him r

the jim morrison band with their the symbol of the sixties idol of a whole generation was played by val who also sang half the part . clearly following the phonetic and musical manner. the singer's actor is so immersed in the image that even experts cannot tell morrison's original voice from kilmer's. the film fund held a full-time defense of the projects of other film companies that are not leaders in production, but capable of becoming them. about the projects presented at the pichuga, in our next story. director and screenwriter alexei teacher director liantrok tsoi will shoot a film about the soviet composer dmitry shostakovich, the music director of the project, conductor valery georgiev, considering in this difficult time how our culture is going through. uh, this project is being conceived just in such a way that hmm illuminates the whole scale. e, to which possessed. eh, dmitry is everything with this. actually, for the sake of all this, konstantin buslov is offended. the director of the military drama, 1941 presented the wings on berlin to the experts. the historical action is

ah, anita, alaska. val fish was born into a german jewish family in 1925. she was the youngest child. the nazis came to power in 1933. what happened then was that i was sent to berlin, where a jewish cello teacher taught me. it was not long before the 9th of november, everything changed at that moment. we knew we couldn't stay, but unfortunately it was already too late. to poke rome of november 9th 1938 revealed the extent of the nazi threat anti semitic persecution. gave way to genocide. anita lucko, val fish was deported to ocean city and december 1943. we already knew what out of it's meant that we were going to be murdered the last station. but nothing turns out the way you expect. because she could play the cello, she became part of the women's orchestra motions. this saved her life. over a 1000000 people died in the camp between 940-1945. most were gast, others were shelter, beaten to death. many died of illness and starvation. we thought as long as they want music, they went put us in the gas chamber. that's all respite if they want music, they need

host: that his former police chief val who is running for senate against marco rubio.et's get to some more of your calls. jude is in fort lauderdale. are you there? caller: yes ma'am. i am supporting val demings. over the decades, i have heard ridiculous untruths come out of mr. rubio's mouth. it's about time these democrats and republicans in washington sat down and decided who they actually work for. this constant throwing darts at each other and stabbing each other in the back, it's really getting old. it's really disgusting. thank you. host: the next caller is omar in san diego. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i will be brief. you've been addressing the situation of crime. just to be brief, i worked the border from -- for 25 years. i can tell you, from what i've seen, whether it's democrats or republicans, people need to remember that in the past, where this started was after 9/11. that's the turn i saw the country take. it was bush who was in the white house at that time with dick cheney. they passed the patriot act. when it was passed, that wa

that has val demings on kind of the outside tier of races people are watching. but no question, florida has become -- acquired a more red tent than it had four, six, eight years ago. >> what message do you think is being sent to the democratic party, with nadler's win over maloney? >> this race was mostly driven by redistricting. maloney represented the east side of new york, manhattan, and other provisions of the west side of manhattan. there's more than a parking between in different places, culturally. i don't see a big ideological differentiation between them. nadler was a more disciplined audition than maloney, getting in trouble, for example, suggesting biden would run. to me, the bigger story is that you had these two, roughly 75- year-old, democrats born before the korean war squeezing out a third candidate in the race, a new york university of law professor who ran against carolyn maloney last time, who was literally half their age, 38. to me, it embodies the challenge democrats have, as they have become a party more and more dependent on the votes of t

in the 1980s he filmed protests against the re, jean val castile pinochet's, who came to power and a u. s. backed military, too old resistance against pinochet's, neo liberal policies, was brutally put down. ignoring the protest, the dictatorship introduced the constitution that shrunk the state to a minimum relinquishing many rights and responsibilities to private businesses. the education system, the health system, and the pension system, were all privatized. more than 30 years later in 2019, the protest is called for that constitution to be abolished. they demanded a dignified standard of living for all, and attacked symbols of a late rule patriarchy and colonialism. the focal point for the protests, a square, commonly known as plaza. italia has been renamed dignity square by the protesters, lorena, with it, unlike us adults, the young people dare to demand justice at a glen maddie and preferred an exit. he only then did we older people think if the younger generation can do this lot. so can we when thought they, they held at us to lose our fear. dunphy i gave, i can't bear em. bu

think it's your due, val did quite look wise to danny banassi bought all be python decks. it did that. will michael back over there to like washington? yes. you know, that when, when, when the nomadic life, you know, the activity, i am all coffee the like, like really big with the new cost will matter. it, but then is clear, would frequently to kind of push them. but if there's one in this capable conclusion to be drawn from this investigation, it's that right now somebody somewhere is either faking or a delta rating of food in the hope that will buy it and add to their criminal profits. of course, many people are working just as hard to stop them until they do. perhaps it means that all of us should be a little more vigilant about what we put on our plate. when covert 19 1st hit the need to minimize contact drove many of the world's judicial systems online. now in the name of cost and efficiency, some of them want to stay. ah, but what if holding trials in cyberspace? denies defendants the right to a fair hearing. and remove safeguards against abuse people in power invest

val demings is a do-nothing congresswoman. she has been in congress for 6 years and hasn't passed a single bill. and she votes with pelosi 100% of the time. not a single law enforcement in florida is supporting her. i got two va accountability bills passed. i get multiple bills on china passed. i wrote and passed the ppp program which is nothing like the student loan issue. the ppp was designed to keep people employed because the government told businesses they couldn't open. so there is no money into the pockets of anybody who got it. these people are very cynical. i need people's help to get that message out there. it's a big and expensive state. i'm asking people if they can to go on my website and donate to marcorubio.com. brian: i know you personally met with business owners to explain what the promise when it looked to them that the world was falling apart. thanks so much. dvr the show. straight ahead on this show while president biden will never be able to outrun his afghanistan disaster. jamie litthow breaks down some

look, val demings will be one of the strongest senate democrats in the country. charlie crist has proving to do on the fundraising. starts to show numbers close to desantis, you'll start to see the money come in. two very high profile races in florida prstatewide. democrats need an edge but they're in this race as of tonight.ra they might be there in november. >> thank you all so much for staying up with us. coming up, donald trump's legal woes continue to mount ano his own lawyers don't seem to be helping. we'll get you back to alex wagner tonight next. heback to ax wagner tonight next. with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that. hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least split it? nope. advanced security that helps protect your devices in and out of the home. i mean, can i have a bite? only from xfinity. nah. unbeatable internet. made to do anything so yo

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maxwell alejandro frost running for val demings open house speak -- seat.y 25-year-old gun safety activists could become the first member of congress from what he calls the mass shooting generation. he became an activist after the massacre at sandy hook elementary school in connecticut in 2012. and served as the national organizing director for march for our lives. march for our lives cofounder dave hogg tweeted today that an election win by mr. frost, quote, would be a major moment for our generation and the movement for gun safety. joining us now is maxwell alejandro frost, former organizing director of march for our lives. and he is running for u.s. congress in florida tenth congressional district. voting in the primaries tomorrow. what is your number one issue going into voting tomorrow? >> you know, for me, it has to be ending gun violence. for folks who don't know, the leading cause of death for children recently went from automobiles to gun violence. and so, our children are literally on the front lines of this. this is something my community is faci

he talked about the val are act to korea, val are act and are chairman of the foreign affairs of choosing the veterans affairs committee as, as made a commitment in that regard as well. when we talked about economics, we were blessed to have the private sector experience as well as the leadership, as vice chair of the ways and means committee. congressman susan dell been a of washington state and we were also blessed with a contributions to the discussion from russia christian, a morphy from chicago, illinois. mr. mr raja, as we call and he said he, his name puts everybody on the 1st name basis with him. raja was closing our meeting by commending korea for the action to take condemning russia for their brutal invasion of ukraine. thank you. and then with great pride, a korean american member of congress. andy kim, andy kim is a member of the foreign affairs committee and the armed services committee among other leadership roles that he plays. and we were very informed by his participation and his commitment to work together. so this is special for us because the u. s. republic of korea re

you'll likely also secre crist y to tie himself to val demings who won last night and won by a lot in the senate race, going up against marco rubio in november, and he has already put out ads that you'll see on his twitter account where he's questioning her record and has law enforcement doing that as well. jim, poppy? >> leyla santiago, thank you for your reporting, being there for really key races, we appreciate it very much. >>> a federal judge has set this friday as a deadline for former president trump to clarify his request for the special master to oversee the review of evidence gathered in that mar-a-lago search. >> this as cnn is learning that the number of classified documents kept there were more than known. 100 classified documents comprising more than 700 pages in total, some with the highest level of classification, they were retrieved in january, months before the search of the home. this according to a newly released letter. the national archives told the trump legal team it wanted intelligence agencies to do a damage assessment of those documents being kept where they

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okay, thank you so much for having that. val reporting for us from dell ha. well, most of ukraine's money is going to fund its war effort against russia, and there is little left to rebuild destroyed homes. that's where a group of young ukrainians are stepping in with shovels and music. john henry went to meet some of them in the village of veronica in northern ukraine. hey, this is the sound of a new generation of ukrainians unbound by war resurrecting what's been lost each weekend. hundreds of young volunteers from across ukraine and as far away as london donate their own money raise more through crowd funding and higher coaches to carry them 2 hours north from keith to get here. then they go to work. they call it a clean up raise. we can not all be on the front line ah, shooting. i'm struggling for our country, but we can do something useful here, staying at our home, said our country as so, so, and destroys our country. and so once a, someone needs to rebuild russian rocket strikes turned the house from this into this with no hope of saving it. the worker

committed to helping those affected by danish policies in for those of so pre braunfels, to put on super val, i saw how the authorities can take children away just like that seem to from you, stewart. i wanted to do something about that and just as well, latitude from the waterloo. sometimes i get up to 3 calls a day with a boy from distressed paypal under info, afraid of a forced adoption news renewal. they asked me for advice. i will demo. i advised them to go abroad for gama road and barn ford over shay would have because until local authorities make a final decision on the fate of the child, it's legally leave. nicholas coronel, both of you on born from new la gala life, florida. back in flints, book, we meet kenneth and his son, william. they moved to germany just a few weeks ago with christensen's help. denmark is just across the bay. when danish authorities move to forcibly place kenneth's 8 year old child in foster care, the family left their home country. you i'll fall home got it. i think i did everything i could to make sure the boy was doing well and that's thank us evil all. now

residential buildings are occupied, there might be use the storage space and the not properly maintained. val. oh, could even be blog to way who has done lessons. this is of a form that on top of what will happen in the worst case scenario. if china attacks and analyst at a government fund, institute of national defense and security research told us these shelters at different from what many people expect hospices, i do think the conveyor supposed to provide temporary protection on when an air strike occurs with the funky says that the county of miss oil attacks are usually over a very short artist. the 3 to 4 minutes continuity among white is if it might also go on for a couple of hours. so for the so, so, so, so facility such as ventilation either or drinking water supplies are usually not part of these sheltered designs. this is the, the bosses i will move on can be no sort of waco, the mia. the most important thing is that people know where the shelters are. 10 set. that's many taiwanese, people have grown. none to be changed, repeated shows a force over the years. so now the government n

well val demings first. her name rings bell. she's not new to this. she's true to this, as some would say, beasley against her name rings bells a little bit, but val dimming is very, very, very big name. and so i was reading a story. i believe i was on the i forgot where exactly where it was at. but the headline read access is the new civil rights and so that brings so tremendously to the black community because today i believe there are only 11 african americans who have served as served as senators. and so access access access is what the african american community has been asking for. from different roles in the government is so to have two black women to black women serve as senators. first black senators would be iconic for our culture and for america, honestly, a lot of eyes nationwide on this race happening these two races happening there in the south demi lobo. thanks as always, for joining us, we'll look forward to seeing you next week as well. absolutely i cannot wait to join you next thursday. thank you so much for having me, of course, ver