soledad: valerie, do you think the dream is deferred or the dream is real?erie: i think the american dream is and has always been central to our national identity in the united states. it definitely is a motivating and driving factor in capitalism. so, it's essential to fueling our economy. but it is, in fact, elusive for a significant share of the population. i think when we look at the rise of economic inequality over the last 40 to 50 years, it is obvious we are a growing share of the population. and disproportionately in communities of color, achieving that american dream has gotten much more difficult. soledad: and, of course, valerie, historically, the acquisition of wealth was very unequal. valerie: one of the ways we continue to see the wealth gap continue is through disparities in inheritance, the ability to beeyond a across generations. and as we have seen in the last several decades, that gap has expanded. soledad: you can see the rest of our conversation on the american dream by going to matteroffact.tv. it's part of our recent listening tour spe

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it doesn't happen overnight. >> valerie jarrett, thanks for your time tonight. a reminder that "finding my voice" is out in paperback on tuesday. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> next, the united states government seems to be paying for the israeli-palestinian conflict on both ends. i'll explain in my 60 second rant. but first richy lui is here with the headlines. >> some stories we're watching this hour. officials say at least 14 people including one child were killed after a cable car fell to the ground in northern italy. the car was on its way up to a peak in the alps when it dropped 60 feet. it then began rolling down the hill before slamming into a group of trees. italy's prime minister called this a tragic accident. >>> the nypd hate crimes task force is investigating a pair of anti-semitic incidents in brooklyn last night. police say three men jumped out of a car outside a synagogue and harassed four orthodox jewish men who were observing the sabbath. later that night the same group then allegedly attacked two jewish teenagers punching the victims and ch

it doesn't happen overnight. >> valerie jarrett, thanks for your time tonight.oice" is out in paper back on tuesday. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> next, the united states government seems to be paying for the israeli/palestinian conflict on both ends. i'll explain am my 60-second rant. first, richard lui is here with the headlines. >> mehdi, good evening to you. >>> 14 people, including one child, were killed after a cable car fell to the ground in northern italy. it was on its way up to the peak in the alps when it dropped 60 feet and began rolling downhill before slamming into a group of trees. s italy's prime minister called this a tragic accident. >>> a pair of anti-semitic incidents are being investigated in brooklyn last night. three men jumped out of a car outside a synagogue and harassed four orthodox jewish men observing the sabbath. later that night the same group attacked two jewish teenagers, punching the victims and chasing them with a baseball bat. the men will be prosecuted once found, mayor diblasio says. >>> water-filled pit. in order to res

valerie, we'll do it in a minute. in concord. at the christ community church, on asbury drive, a few blocks from the concord police department. it happened on the property, not the church itself. our bob redell is at the scene and will have a live report during our midday newscast. >>> now it's time to get a look at the forecast before you head out and meteorologist kari hall has a look at that. >> yes, some of us waking up to clouds and fog and that's what is helping to cool us off across the bay area. so those temperatures coming down a few more degrees, even for the inland areas. as we will see our highs reaching up to 81 and upper 70s tomorrow with breezy winds. we are watching out for a quick-moving storm system that could bring 234 isolated showers and possibly a thunderstorm. especially for areas off towards the east. we keep cool weather into he next week, mid-70s in the forecast. mainly dry here. as we look at san francisco, we will stay in the 60s over the next seven days. >>> another local news update will

valerie grant.nt from citigroup over the weekend and see if you agree tobias writes, our stance of the market could be too cautious with a variety of upside risks and including significant fund flows and additional monetary stimulus citigroup saying they may not be bullish enough val valerie, at 31 times earnings on the s&p 500, how should we feel about the stock market right now? >> i'm feeling pretty constructive about the market. you are right. the market is trading at 31 times earning on the trailing basis which is comparing it that to the past two years the multiple of 23 times what we're seeing is the earning results are really, really strong so i do tend to agree that earnings could be stronger than investors expect as we move through this earnings season and future earnings seasons. with respect to monetary stimulus, i'm less focused on that i think the real catalyst here is fiscal stimulus that is spurring demand among consumers. i think leading, really, to the recovery in top line revenue

and valerie bye, they still have this hope. if they close everybody in prison or make them leave the country, visitation will come back, but it will not come back. alexandra, how are people peter? yeah, yeah, maybe i can just jump in if you allow me. because i think this could also be that this incident, it's not only about the blogger, it's also about sending a message to the west of that, to look at shanker, it's apparently think he can act with, with impunity. he can do whatever he wants to without feeling any major consequences. and this also could be a strong message to all other opposition figures, journalists, civil society, members, look, no one can protect you, i can get you. and this is of course, very dangerous development. but that could be also part of his thinking behind what happens in minsk. sorry, what's your, what's your response? this is this debate about whether the, you know, the personality of the, of professor bitch is, is important whether, whether he's part of a generation, is it the individual or is it

valerie and her friends were still in tears. ruled as he walked pass siena's new bicycle, still next to the christmas tree. then into the garage where don's body lay. as night fell, the yellow tape went up. albuquerque police detective matthew kaplan left the investigation. >> everything was in pristine order, the only thing or two of order was don fluitt in the garage. >> there was no sign of forced entry. don cell phone was on the couch, as well as on the kitchen counter. police located all the kitchen knives and sent them off to the crime lab. they also gathered other forensic evidence including dons fingernail clippings. >> there was immediate blood in the vicinity of the walls, underneath him, on the truck. that looked like hand prints. >> but the detective thought it didn't seem like enough blood if the injuries don't had sustained -- >> that's when we noticed an empty bottle of bleach on the washer and dryer, and tools that spelled a bleach in the washer. >> so somebody had done cleanup? >> that's what it appeared, yes. >

headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 30 minutes. european leaders and sanctions against valerie santa a passenger jet, was sold to land and minns to detain an opposition activities. also stepping up international efforts to get the violence between israel and the palestinians, top diplomats travel to the region to make sure a fragile fire hold. the un says the world remains at war with the crew of virus health ministers from around the world lead to a sense, the state of the pandemic. ah, welcome to the program. a fresh, a political crisis appears to be unfolding. and molly, and after military officers arrested the president, the prime minister of the defense minister following a cabinet re shuffle. now the united nations mission in molly has demanded an immediate release of the politicians. witnesses say they've been taken to the military headquarters in katty. now there's been growing criticism of the numbers of military figures holding senior portfolios in the interim government after they seized power in a qu, last year. nicholas hack is all correspondent, following events f

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we asked labor economist valerie wilson, of the economic policy institute, to give us her perspectivelerie: the idea that overly generous ui benefits are keeping people from taking jobs is not a new one. we heard many of the same arguments coming out of the great recession, and there were states that decided to make sharp cuts in ui benefit eligibility as a result of that. however, employment in those states did not grow any faster after the cuts than it was growing before the cuts. and in fact, we've actually had pretty strong employment growth over recent months, although in april things slowed a bit. the strongest growth in april was in the leisure and hospitality industry. that stands in contradiction to the idea that people are not coming back to work because of ui benefits, because people in leisure and hospitality are more likely to be low wage workers who would be eligible for a benefit that may be higher than their regular pay. the other things that we know about people in leisure and hospitality industry is that they're also more likely to be in jobs that require them to be

valerie and jess wadel hoping to become the first american mother/daughter team to reach the highestom base camp, 17,600 feet. how much of this trip is about getting to the summit? >> the possibility exists that we can get there, and that would be amazing. but like if we're not enjoying every single moment along the way, then like, then we've missed the point almost. >> reporter: already experienced climbers, the trek started weeks ago when they left oklahoma. >> look how sunburned we are. >> a little bit of sun. >> reporter: a brutal undertaking for valerie who's 61 and has asthma. but also for jess. diagnosed with ovarian cancer, she's been through multiple surgeries and months of chemotherapy. she's now cancer free. >> it feels like part of our healing was coming into the mountains and being able to enjoy each other and have fun and just like live life. >> reporter: they've already weathered storms on everest. >> 60 mile-per-hour plus winds, whiteout conditions, 40, 43 hours -- >> reporter: ahead, one final push to the summit. >> when we say we live every day, we really do because

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it's a brutal undertaking for valerie who is 61 and has asthma, and for jess, diagnosed with ovarianonths of chemotherapy. she is now cancer free. >> we felt that it was having fun and living life. >> they have weathered storms. 60 mile an hour plus winds, and white out conditions. 43 hours. >> when we say we lived every day, we really do. because we have been in a place where we didn't have maybe -- so, every day. >> yeah. >> yes. >> so, the adventure of a lifetime, but time together. >> i'm a lucky mom. >> the great kids will be kids, which just goes to say kids will be curious. they get into everything...everything! if there's a loaded firearm in the house, they could get their hands on that too. keeping firearms locked, unloaded and stored separately from ammunition in a place inaccessible to kids can help keep your loved ones safe from family fire. safe gun storage saves lives. "donorschoose! support a classroom, build a future!" at donorschoose.org we want students in every community to have the tools they need for a great education. joe buck and john smoltz welcoming you back

is considering doing the same freedom of expression. valerie in liter, alexander lucas shanker, lashed out in response for glass. you order. nothing is the bachelor predicted you are l wishes from outside the country and from inside the country change the methods of attack on the state on you prefer to be the one or just ok, have across many red lines and have abandoned common sense and human moral grandmother is not information warfare anymore. this is modern hybrid warfare, so we must do everything to prevent it becoming a real short stop or not. it us love good at your lucas shank denies. the plane was diverted in order to arrest pressure savage, claiming the move was a necessary response to a bomb threat. now, the barrier seen opposition including leaders. fact lana to kind of say they're preparing to stage new protests and hoping international pressure will keep pressure, savage, safe position, lead us, that not a ticket of sky said the incident, raise grave security concerns. agenda scored watch called an atmosphere of lawlessness and bellows. they ran their flight incident augus

it seems like a raise with the authority. valerie she and her colleagues in delhi of recorded number 5 has increase. the number of interested city to engines is growing among them is ok, so he's a system analyst at the university and has been involved. some city trees have become part of his life. so next planning that the census near y, locally the will select the particular location for the reasons along with weekly plantation. and i think the reduced spending to damage the duty of her door all ready repeatedly points out the importance of native trees. there are increasingly being displaced by invasive species like kelley under the coil palm. but these non native species are more susceptible, depressed than the look. indigenous 1 may have a role over millions of years. ok, so they have their own intelligence and their form, their own web of community. it's like a webinar end of into relationships with other flora and fauna. so the ecological services that they offered are not, it's just we have scratch the surface and studying the in fact, so far do ready and her team have planted

for more on the unemployment numbers for women, i spoke with valerie wilson, director of race, ethnicity at the economic policy institute, a non-profit, non-partisan think tank. here we are, kind of, heading in the second mother's day during a pandemic and moms, but women more generally, have been bearing the brunt of the economic costs, haven't they? >> yes, absolutely. you know, when the recession started, when the pandemic started, some of the industries that were hardt hit were the industries that disproportionately employ women. that includes leisure and hospitality, the public sector, and even healthcare to a certain extent. >> sreenivasan: and then when it kind of went beyond those and we saw, sort of, the economic ripple effects happening in one community after another, we saw job losses also translate into what happened in the household and who decided who was going to stick around to take care of the kids. >> childcare responsibilities disproportionately fall on women. and so, at a time when everyone was home, children and parents, women clearly took on more of those responsibi

i asked if he was satisfied by the international valery kovalewski is the foreign affairs absolutely,e been waiting for the reaction from the united states on top of the reaction from european states which has been very strong and powerful. and actually, determined to be practical this time around, notjust condemnation and concerns, but doing something practical to address the dismal situation in belarus. what are the practical steps you'd like to see happen now? it is to address the aviation industry regulations being violated by the belarus government, to close the airspace of belarus to international flights but also to probably ban the flights from belarus to european union... but at the same time recognise that all these measures are targeting just a very narrow aspect of the situation in belarus, while the problem now is more comprehensive. 0k, we will get onto the wider situation in a moment. because i know there are pressing issues, but on the issue of the flight, i hear you when you say, close the airspace... what specifically would you like to see happen with the journalist

and valerie, that the problem he's actually official listen is a terrorist. and there is something really different just to be an oppositional leader or human rights defended or to be perceptive. the terrorist. it's an interesting mixture, journalist blogger, opposition, journalist activist abuse. so we'll dissident, he's been described, how much does he does? he represent his generation, still a very young. he's 26 years old. oh well, yes he is young, but i mean the role that's not t personally. i mean, he, there was a group of people who were in charge of this kilogram child, though it was crucial for organized and that protest and valerie last year, it was not the reason for the prude is but the managed through telegram channels through social media to organize people to mobilize then, and we saw hundreds of 1000 people on the street. so it was, it's not about his personalities. it was real political danger for christian ken then. but when you mentioned this personality, there is, i, you know, i read constantly, that there is a very personal element to the

the isolation of a nation, valerie space is a power outage of criticism enclosed as space from the passenger jets to make an emergency diversion to minutes. co very coach bomb threat tenant opposition activists on board with the rest of the cities in america back to try and call the decisions to cut police funding of the crime rate search and the white house because of the demick of gun violence. ah, by there. thanks. so much for joining us. this is nancy international jain is once again refuted claims. the corona virus originated from one of the country's labs that comes up to the u. s. said that is doubling down on efforts to find the source of the pandemic with all his anti saskia taylor. remember donald trump and his administration's take on the corona virus. the chinese virus comes lou. the china virus calling lou janie's flew to china flew. there's enormous evidence that that's where the big yet, remember trend has a history of infecting the world and they have a history of running sub standard laboratories. these are not the 1st times that we've had a world exposed to virus as a resul

and valerie, that's a problem. he's actually seen official listen is a terrorist. and there was something really different just to be an oppositional leader or human rights defend it, or to be perceptive that a parish it's an interesting mixture, journalist blogger, opposition, journalist activist. if you so we'll dissident, he's been described, how much does he does? he represent his generation. he's still a very young. he's 26 years old. oh, well yes, he is young that i mean the role that's not he personally, i mean he, there was a group of people who were in charge of this kilogram child, though it was crucial for organized and that protest and valerie last year it was not the reason for the poor, but then managed through telegram channels through social media to organize people to mobilize then. and we saw hundreds of 1000 people on the street. so it was, it's not about his personality. it was real political danger. poor question can then. but when you mentioned this personality, there is, i, you know, i read constantly, that there is a very personal element to

that theory when the trump administration made the same claim, isolation of a nation, valerie spaces a barrel of criticism and closed as space from the youth passing to jet, was supposed to make an emergency diversion to mintz over a bomb threat. then an opposition board was arrested because in the us back track on the decision to cut police fund against the crime rate search for the white house, the closing at the demick of gun violence. ah, you're watching the weekly here on our giant is once again refuted claims the quote of ours originated from one of the country's labs, comes up to the us said that is doubling down on efforts to find the source of the pandemic. let's get taylor exploits. remember donald trump and his administration's take on the corona virus. the chinese virus comes lou. the china virus calling, janie's flew to china flu. there's enormous evidence that that's where the big yet, remember, 10 has a history of infecting the world. and they have a history of running sub standard laboratories. these are not the 1st times that we've had a world exposed to virus as a r

now the us has condemned valerie for diverting the flight and has called for the immediate release of the journalist. the u. s. has imposed economic and security restrictions on the if you have a role in a b says in the to gray region, visa restrictions have been placed on if you open and retrain government officials implicated in the killings of thousands of people since november lava from a volcanic eruption has covered dozens of homes and eastern democratic republic of congo. multiple tremors felton game on sunday, bringing concerns of further lava flows. at least 15 people were killed, most of those and accidents as thousands sled their homes. it's almost a year since george floyd's death bought protests around the world about police brutality and racism, his family and those of other black victims of police shootings gathered in the city of minneapolis to commemorate his death. those with headlines about with more news and hoffman. here on al jazeera next it's out there a world to stay with us the . ready news. ready ah south africa today is often known as the rainbow nation, a m

and valerie, that the problem he's actually official listen, is a paris and bell ever since. something really different, just to be an oppositional leader or human rights defend it, or to be perceptive is a terrorist. and it's an interesting mixture, journalist blogger, opposition, journalist activist review. so we'll dissident, he's been described, how much does he does? he represent his generation. he's still a very young. he's 26 years old. oh well yes he is young, but i mean the role that's not he personally, i mean he, there was a group of people who were in charge of this kilogram china now. it was crucial for organized in that practice. and valerie last year was not the reason for the poor, but the managed through telegram channels and through social media to organize people to mobilize. then we saw hundreds of thousands people on the street. so it was, it's not about his personality, it was real political danger. poor question can then, but when you mentioned this personality, there is, i, you know, i read constantly, that there is a very personal element to the animo

. >> so, in that letter, valerie, i wanted my great nephew to know he was beautiful.n i was growing up i didn't always know that. didn't always feel thatment people didn't always reinforce that. my family tried to recent fort that in me mitchell and grandmother and my dad and sisters tried to reinforce that in me, but society never made me feel that way. was your school integrated. >> no. i went to an all-black catholic school. when i came along my family could afford a profit school education. my sisters went to a school -- one sister started in a segregated school. but the education level wasn't what my parents wanted for me. they had better means and could afford to send me to a black private catholic school because that was the best education you could get. and i did that until junior high school and for everyone who look lick me but even within that, we had colorism among people of color. in the winter i was light enough to hang out with the people who had so-called good hair and really the people who had more social cachet in the community, and the summer i was

he faces life in prison. >> valerie, thank you. >>> a man under arrest in massachusetts after takingh-speed moped chase. it happened in medford, just north of boston. they got a report of a man trying to harm himself, when they tried to stop him at one point the man went against traffic. eventually cops were able to take him down. he's been taken to the hospital for evaluation. >>> nearly three weeks after the colonial pipeline hack, new rules. are they enough? >>> and new fallout from what officials call a state-sponsored hijacking. now facing retaliation from russia what the kremlin is doing to show support for its ally. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ hey limu! [ squawks ] how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... oh, sorry... [ laughter ] woops! [ laughter ] good evening! meow! nope. oh... what? i'm an emu! ah ha ha. no, buddy! buddy, it's a filter! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ♪ ♪ strip away what you don't want, like added sugars and preservatives, and w

colfax, and i want to introduce valerie coulier. she really is the mother of this community and just has been doing an incredible job in getting all of these great places set up in the community, so come on up, valerie. >> thank you, mayor, so much. i want to thank the red lightning women power group for singing and opening up for the mayor this morning, and also for sherea for the land acknowledgement. i want to thank our mayor for being with us today. i'm very, very possessive here, territorial, and every single city official. you tell us that you see us and that you see the community's hard work and dedication, and for that, i appreciate your leadership. i don't think it could have happened under any other mayor, mayor london breed. now, i think i'm going to go into an academy award speech, but i want to thank the latino task for being that, a force. all the organizations involved, all the indigenous haves, and all the committees, what you see here is just a glimpse of all the hard work that the health committee puts in. what you

valerie, thanks so much. with all that in mind it may be time to dust off your passport the european union is expected to relax its travel rules just in time for summer season. today eu ambassadors agreed to open their borders to fully vaccinated tourists from the united states and some other countries. and in addition, they agreed to ease the criteria for nations to be considered safe by european standards. anyone from a safe nation can visit the eu, vaccinated or not. right now just seven nations make that cut, including australia and south korea, but not the u.s. the eu source tells nbc news fully vaccinated tourists will no longer have to quarantine at all and won't even have to get tested it's still unclear exactly when visitors will officially be welcomed back. >>> police say facial recognition software is a key component in modern crime fighting but civil rights groups claim the technology often places people with darker skin at risk of being misidentified your privacy as cities across the nation and o

including bending its national airlines from entering the blocks as space in response to actions by valerie switch. so a passenger plane diverted to mid and an opposition activists on board detained. he was president joe biden has spoken by fe entwistle gyptian counterpart to discuss, strengthen the israel, gone the sci fi and reconstruction. the white house said that it also wants to find ways to revive the piece, process, solving criticism over at support. it's right now the world is at war against cove. at 19 stance the declaration from the head of the un until you get arish was addressing health ministers from all over the world as they take part in the virtual world health assembly. the 8 day event will discuss missteps and the response to the time to make and how to ensure greater access to health care. and the world health organizations chief says it's time for global leaders to step up and make bold decisions to prevent another pandemic from happening. if we gone the same old way, we will get the same old result, a world that unprepared unsafe and unfair. make no mistake. this will

our next speakers is valerie rockefeller presenting the award to the 2021 lincoln prize winner.erie has been a trustee of the institute for five years, and is one of its most active and generous supporters. a former classroom teacher who serves on the board of teachers college at columbia university, a major civic leader to chairs the board of the rockefeller brothers fun, a private foundation advancing social change that contributes to more sustainable and peaceful world. valerie will now introduce the winner of the 2021 lincoln prize. >> i'm honored to introduce the winner of the 2021 lincoln prize. professor david reynolds. david is a rhode island native who receive degrees from amherst college and uc berkeley and taught american lit tour and american studies at northwestern university, bar understands college, new york university, rutgers university. since 2006 a professor at the graduate center of the city university of new york and teaches english and americansides. the author 0 editor of 16 books and books have won the bran croft prize, the gov aired the ambassador book w

some newswatch viewers, and that "outing" of himself by dominic cummings as one of those sources led valerieng—dolling, among others, to question how reliable and credible he was. she wrote... and someone tweeting as murf�*s mum posted this... but graham king had a different perspective... we asked bbc news about this, and they told us... matt hancock came in for a particular tongue—lashing from dominic cummings, so it was no surprise that when the health secretary appeared the next day at the downing street briefing, laura kuenssberg put one of mr cummings�* allegations to him. can you still stand there today and say it's true that you protected care homes from the start? and did you or did you not tell downing street that people leaving care homes would be tested before...? sorry, people leaving hospitals would be tested before? the health secretary's answer clearly didn't satisfy laura kuenssberg, as she tried to get in with a follow—up question, but it seemed her microphone was swiftly muted and the press conference moved on to another question. thanks very much, laura. next question's f

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the e, you slapped sanctions on valerie and the u. s. is considering doing the same freedom of expression. ballard, scene leader alexander lucas shanker, lashed out in response to the order. nothing is predicted. you are l wishes from outside the country and from inside the country changed their methods of attack on the state of bristol. just have across many red lines and have abandoned common sense and human moral feature. that is not information warfare anymore. this is modern hybrid warfare. so we must do everything to prevent it becoming a real short stop or not it at a slow good extra luca shank denies the plane was diverted in order to arrest pressure. savage, claiming the move was a necessary response to a bomb threat. now the bad ever seen opposition, including leaders, atlanta, to kind of fed it preparing to stage new protest. and hoping international pressure will keep pressure, say which safe andrew, south ca visit better risk, an activist and former presidential candidate to run against president nutrition coming 2010. he jo

it's about people, it's about the change political reality, and valerie bye based you how this hope even close everybody in prison or make them leave the country dissertation will come back, but it will not come back. alexander, how people peter? yeah, yeah. maybe i can just jump in if you allow me, because i think this could also be that this incident, it's not only about the blogger, it's also about sending a message to the west of that location. it's apparently think he can act with, with impunity. he can do whatever he wants to without fearing any major consequences. and this also could be a strong message to all of the opposition figures. journalists, civil society, members, look, no one can protect you, i can get you. and this is of course, very dangerous development. but that could be also part of his thinking behind what happens in minsk. sorry, what's your, what's your response? this is this debate about whether the, you know, the personality of professor bitch is, is important whether or whether he's part of the generation. is it the individual or is it the, is it the, the peop

if you want to survive as a race, valerie, she learned necessary skills to be a pre guardian from do ready. today's ukraine, students and young people in her nebo and organized cree counter said they have to work this by truly they're called for the most fell crease in delhi to be replugged . there is little evidence that this actually happens in reality. she and that was why they discarded all night on the to move on the rules and this amanda who laid out. so there is no evidence that a 3 exist. so even if i wanted to go to the authorities, i had no evidence. the only way to, you know, stop it was by building a database of trees. and once we have a database, once we have the trees number ones, we have some photographs. you know, it's something in legal has happened. we can approach fear, thought it these, but more, more than died. we can proactively prevent it. city officers designed with the crease can be cut down to make space for new buildings between 20152080. not a single telling application was rejected. more than 17000 trees we've gotten down in this way. it seems like a res

headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 30 minutes. european leaders and sanctions against valerie south. a passenger jet was sold to land and.

rejected that theory when the chunk of ministration made the same claim installation of a nation, valerie spaces a barrel of criticism and closed as space from the youth after a passenger jet was to make an emergency diversion to over a bomb threat. then a position at the board was that is in the us back track on the decision to cut police fund against the crime right. search for the white house declares an epidemic of gun violence. the.

my sister, valerie, and i talk about it all the time. you got to speak up. speak up and speak out. it's on all of us. all of us together to make it stop. my message is to all those who think this doesn't matter to them, or this is not a problem, look around, look in the mirror. look in the eyes of your children. every one of us are lessened, every one of us are lessened and we're all hurt by this hate. it has a way of seeping through the cracks in the communities and children who it wouldn't have crossed their mind. words have consequences, as the senator knows. he preaches it. he understands it. consequences. but silence is complicity. silence is complicity. and we cannot be complicit. we have to speak out. we have to act. that's what you've done. and i can't thank you enough. i'm proud today. i'm proud today of the united states. i'm proud today of our political system, the united states congress. i'm proud today that democrats and republicans have stood up together to say something. let me close with this. grief, as we all know, is universal. but so is hope. so is love. sounds c

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