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wes moore. yeah, yeah. he's great. i love wes. i dearly, you know, when i was at the naacp, we did a report just on that. we took the u.n. social vulnerability index and we overlaid it. the parts of the country most vulnerable to climate change. and it was like a hand in a glove. it really. and that includes poverty, includes poor white communities to. but the onion of the book, the i'll never forget, are people just imagine yourself a black kid growing up grandma. you know three out of four her grandparents were in slavery granddad all of his great grandparents were enslaved and your grandma keeps one want, you know, whenever you try to ask a sensitive question, it's like we'll never forget. our people were always free. it just made my brain hurt and then i got, you know, whatever. and that's for far enough into puberty. i thought, i can front my grandma and i was like, what are you talking about? three of your grandparents are born in slavery one of them your own sister says was a rapist who was free. grandma. the rapist. and sh

we are all the time we moor to different sides of the river so that you have the opportunity to get fromone side to the other, but because by public transport by metro or bus you have to make circles to move off the bridges, and get up in traffic jams, and the river is free. you can move freely. it’s really difficult to confuse the banks; the new format of movement on water is the first in the world year-round, and modern river transport is completely electric and outwardly very different from its predecessors, when trams come in for charging, it is somewhat reminiscent of a robot vacuum cleaner that returns to the docking station, the approach greatly speeds up the dispatch and mooring of ships. everything, this is the development of domestic engineers and designers in our team, it was decided to make a barrier-free environment a comfortable fit. we have it carried out through us and a spacious interior. that is, there are wide aisles and wide seats more than in ordinary vehicles. the movement of regular river transport was launched for the first time in 3 decades of the launch ceremony

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we do. or maybe moore just reads the fine shell times. ave for almost everyone. rooftops in vienna their devices for espionage that's mi-6 and trying spread the recruiting nets of the counteroffensive more widely. kiev fails western weapons did not help, and they decided to increase surveillance of russia, but then spreading the hooks. the main thing is not to pick yourself up.

democrat government wes moore has been complaining about a lack of solutions but he's also facing criticism for waiting two days to visit the scene of the crime and gillian, president biden we know has been calling on congress to pass gun reform. that very unlikely to happen with house republicans in control of the house. gillian. >> aishah hasnie in new york city this hour, thank you. >> bill: paul mauro, good afternoon to you. just mentioned the d.a. there, larry krasner in philadelphia, and the individual carrying an ar-15, and said about certain republicans wearing an ar-15 pin on their lapel. >> if they are not going to do something, voters have to vote them out. that's what the lapel pin means, vote me out, i am against you and against your safety. >> bill: react to that, paul and the series of violence over the holiday weekend. >> typical larry krasner. he always makes it about himself. i saw that press conference, the chief of police came out, she gave the facts, inspector who is running the homicide case, gave the facts, and what they are going to be doing relative to the investiga

maryland governor wes moore just put out a statement in the last hour saying maryland has had enoughffering his con to doll lenses. police have their work cut out for them with this crime scene. witnesses said there were hundreds at this block party which ended in gunfire. baltimore police say the shooting happened at 12:30 a.m. at that party in a neighborhood in the southern part of the city. witnesses telling our fox affiliate there were anywhere from 20 to 30 shots fired. police say when they arrived on scene, it was pure chaos. to recap, a little more than two dozen people were wounded including three in critical condition and two people died. some victims were taken by ambulance and others walked into area hospitals. baltimore detectives are working with other jurisdictions to figure out a motive, and there were no arrests immediately after the shooting. the mayor urging people to provide tips and promising answers. >> and again, we will not stop until we find those cowards who decided to just shoot dozens of people causing two people to lose their lives. we're going to be here

according to him, the chief gave him tnt checkers and fuses ; i am from moore we planted explosives at short distance from the grave, one end of the wire we connected with a fuse the other end to the receiver console, which we left in the bushes. at a distance of 40 meters, thanks to the testimony of andrey anokhin , the investigation restored the full picture of that terrible day to the remote control button. anokhin pressed at the moment when all the afghans gathered at the grave of mikhail likhodey. stepping back to a safe distance, i stabbed the button on the remote control, which was in the side pocket, and there was an explosion in my coat. after the explosion i left the cemetery repenting, he is ready to fully atone for the guilt of not only rachikov's personal driver. andrey anokhin repented in saddin. his accomplice mikhail suvorov also came to the police, he also created crimes, confessions. anokhin izmurov became the basis of the criminal case. the case of the explosion went on for 3 years, during which time the investigators learned all the details of the tragedy at the kot

moore also said he was good at keeping secrets. and those who are ready to betray russia can be calm for their secrets, well, about the secrets, as they say, whose cow would purr? wenow the history of violins. so maria zakharova wrote that they might have believed moore if he presented the skripals, but, as was the custom of those who trusted the head of mi-6, his intelligence removed them first of all. skripal has done a very dirty job of preparing trump case. after that, the case of the violins appeared, and he himself disappeared, where no one knows the violin as a warning, the future agent of british intelligence is the main part of the system, who will be able to immerse himself deeply in the work of british foreign intelligence is waiting for death, this will be a cynical murder , liquidation is waiting in a different form, or complete oblivion. do you remember the recent cia video where the russians were not even hinted at, but they directly said they say in their homeland. you are all alone and allegedly no one understood, cooperate with the cia and we will open the doors to a better world. here are moore's statements, like a continuation of this strategy.

we give the mooring lines to understand that this is the captain 's bridge of an unusual ship is notk closely at one of the monitors, you can see the scheme of the gas non-diesel system , the vessel is moving, amazing for the ship the silence only hears the walkie-talkie. alexander yatsenko devoted more than 20 years to the water elements, rose to the rank of sea captain, operated an oil tanker, but when they suggested changing a large sea vessel to a pleasure river vessel, he enthusiastically explained everything unusual, but the experimental gas duct. just such a random moment, yes, yes. it remains, according to the captain, to control the river ship. even more interesting to maneuver, you need to constantly control the control system, just optimized for this task, the steering wheel is replaced by two joystick, when we go in a straight line, we can synchronize to control one joystick. if suddenly we approach some narrowness there with a difficult passage, where there are five or six or more ships, where a more manoeuvrable vessel is needed. we desynchronize them and manage them se

right there the system is working, we are working with the moored patrol boat. even prevented some kind of event if the inspectors started with only a hundred cameras now at their disposal there are almost 300 keen eyes on the moscow rivers, another feature of this program is the ability not only to see what is recorded and view these records, but also to watch what is happening on the embankments in real time in this way. in moscow, almost 20 berths have already been equipped with the help of an inspector, even a mobile office that you can take with you anywhere; a mobile workplace of an inspector, which is equipped with a high-speed internet printer and a tablet . which allows you to quickly identify here, as well as the berth, but still the main part of the work of rostransnadzor is prevention. to do this, in addition to inspections of passenger ships and ferries, the raid is constantly patrolled by inspectors on boats, and the meaning is huge. right during the filming of this story, several ships violated the rules at once. for example, this yacht did not ha

we should be talking about in this country. maryland has been working on this. governor moore enacted legislation regarding safety rules regarding carrying concealed weapons, restricted carrying firearms in sensitive locations such as schools and health care facilities, strengthening safe storage requirements for firearms and raise the age from 18 to 21 to qualify for a handgun permit. following the brook land shooting mayor scott shoot up a coordinated response within the community under the auspices of the mayor i don't haves office of neighborhood -- mayor i don't haves office. this response focused on addressing trauma and stabilizing the neighborhood in partnership with community-based organizations and city agencies. our federal partners also have been working to make baltimore safer. with a focus on reducing violent crime and the homicide rate, particularly gun crimes. the u.s. attorney for the district of maryland noted that the overall homicide and nonfatal shootings in baltimore are continuing to trend down significantly. while this is little consolation to the victi

we are interested to know. mooret potato that we smelled that year shared by the grandson, we all eat bread, salt or water, what can we eat, i’ll be honest . there are cans lying all over the yard. baltiyskaya kilichka. that’s what people who wanted russian peace think. especially on the nervous system so it flies and where it flies it will fall it won't fall there it burns there it hits there people die very hard a lot they left they left they traveled they traveled and where should we leave it somewhere go to someone too stress at whom to take away housing, and here we have somehow planted things, grown things, it rained, god forbid, where we watered, so that it lives between , we will live, this is our land. where else should we go if everyone leaves the earth? so what will happen to the clean land and everything? conditions, no matter how difficult it was, we will survive, everything will be fine, i didn't think that the estuary would ever be like this again, damn it, after the 14th, if i remember your participat

uk foreign intelligence services we are talking moore said that he was flattered by the allegations of's involvement in the terrorist attack on the crimean bridge, but, however, to refute or confirm them. i didn’t, this is also a very important statement that needs to be stopped, because, uh, and fully transfer all the merits. they don’t want ukraine, because the british are behind most of the terrorist attacks that take place both inside our country and with the civilian military infrastructure, but on the other hand. if london takes responsibility for international terrorism it will also somehow not be comme il faut to establish everyone who planned the attack, provided equipment for it and directly carried out the undermining, of course, intelligence investigators have yet to work, but the fact of a crime completely devoid of military meaning is undeniable and evade responsibility. cro-fascists are not destined. no matter how much they cover up with clumsy fakes, which we will definitely continue to expose in the stop fake program on russia 24 tv channel. transparent conditions for

we are joined by revisited gwen moore. she serves the state of wisconsin and is a member of the ways and means committee. guest: so glad to be here. host: a hearing looking at temporary assistance for needy families, can you explain what that program does? guest: it a program that replaced aid for families with -- children and changed it from individual appropriations and turned it into a block grant, a total of $16.5 billion nationwide. it was provided to states with a great deal of flexibility as to what they did with the money. this came about after the newt gingrich, bill clinton end to a fair bill in congress -- end to welfare bill and the congress. the first bill came out of wisconsin under governor thompson. it is a bill that really focused on work as opposed to providing a city net for women with children. host: what was the purpose of the hearing? guest: the hearing was entitled "looking at waste fraud and abuse." one of our key witnesses was an auditor from the state of mississippi who focused on the tennis court

lots more pictures coming in and we are keeping across the moor for you. pictures coming in and we ares bbc news. there were some parts of the uk that got to see saturday sunshine, especially in the north of scotland. some stunning scenes, this was a picture from argyll and bute. but this was the typical picture for many of us, in lancashire, clouds and outbreaks of rain. a lot of cloud on the earlier satellite picture and this weather system continues to journey eastwards overnight, some further wet weather for a time across parts of northern ireland, southern scotland, many areas of england and wales. the north of scotland will hold onto some clear skies, one or two showers and a bit chilly here once again overnight but further south, a mild night in prospect. we start sunday with this area of low pressure still very much in charge and along the line of this front here, that is where we will have the heaviest and most persistent rain. either side of that, more sunshine although with a scatter of showers. very wet indeed across parts of southern scotland, northern england, north wales

we will introduce it. they started to spin. but let's not from 23. let's start from the twenty-fourth. i'm talking about the ministry. let's make this optional. let's do this parental consent. mr moore we just talked about applauds, standing further, i 'll show you mr mura, so that it is clear how he addresses the russian. i have a modest question. how many employees the variety of state structures includes those we have already mentioned. cooperating with the lord well, listen to him. many russians face the same dilemmas and experience the same pangs of conscience that their predecessors did in 1968. i invite them to do what others have been doing for the past 18 months and join with us. we will treat as an offer of assistance with the same care, professionalism that my service is famous for, their secrets will always be safe and together we will try to end the bloodshed. so what's the british on its territory, just so capable of ensuring the survival of traitors, what's the question? no, you forgot, or something, a piece of british shit, how many of them died there, by the way, self-expression 12 grade brit nolan ailine, you should not sound differently. yeah, long chest. and by t

thank you very much, we appreciate that. stephen mooreto talk about this, why is the president so intent of having taxpayers pay off everybody's debt, that's a question. >> are to be with you, it's an abusing thing that we finally have somebody in washington wants to cut government spending it's not congress or the white house is the united states of record, it's a great day for america in terms of getting some of our bills under control and it's a 300, $400 billion savings from american taxpayers in this idea the taxpayer should be on the line for people who don't pay back their student loans is always a cockamamie idea, incidentally if the students are going to pay back the loans, do you know who should pay it should be the university that should be on the line they have $100 billion of endowment money and they're the ones that give the kids worthless degrees, why shouldn't they pay for. >> i agree and i heard that from other people. i want to move on traditionally the fed has measured households on the ability to cover a 400-dollar eme

. >> if there is a gold glove, shelley moore capito -- >> we wouldn't have the pitcher or the base womanwatching the way her grandmother is playing softball. >> now the members team is at bat. they are surging. they have momentum on their side. i think we have kim schreier coming up here. we have a little practicing going on. as i noted, she is actually a person who's been living with type one diabetes. she understands the cause, she's why we are here today. and as i note [inaudible] >> new member, new opportunity to start the round. the press team in field, another would be in field. one down. >> okay. next up, i'm not going to predict this time. kathy castor is up once again. it was the representatives first time at bat and a former helicopter pilot, that's pretty cool. an avid runner who has run two marathons. now is kathy castor with dance tonight, dua lipa. [cheering] up next [inaudible] >> that's an interesting way to describe it. >> wow. [inaudible] ♪♪ finding herself in a dangerous position here. bases are loaded with one out. the first openly lgbt woman to represent the state of

we had stephen moore saying i can't keep up with the guy, he is -- president biden going on or 10 dayacation. odd behavior, he's the candidate. at what point, why is he so comfortable not running, what does he know that we don't? douglas: he is always one misstep away from disaster and that might be an actual misstep, why is no president ever, given so few press conferences or been accountable in this country. why does president biden not do that? everyone knows in front of cameras and he is very likely to talk about something that didn't happen or misremembered. or he might fall over or do all of those things. >> potential advancement of the ball, shannon bream, chief legal correspondent, good morning. so as douglas mentioned not only do we have what looks like indictments when it comes to the mar-a-lago case, donald trump bringing in his property manager but the house oversight committee bring in devon archer which does promise in some degree to bring new evidence when it comes into the investigation into hunter biden. >> all that against the backdrop of the plea deal that fell apar

moore. break it down on what we just heard about the capture of this inmate who was on the run for about a weak half. steve moore, let me go to you first. this is another example of why we don't deserve dogs. a barking dog helped capture this inmate. a stroke of luck, really. that's a stroke of luck. >> yeah. this is similar to how eric rudolph was also found. eventually they have to come out of the wilderness and find food. eric was found at a dumpster. this person was probably looking for an easy source of food. while there were clothes and ammunition in those caches, they didn't say anything about food. >> interesting. and polo sandoval, you and i were talking about this video. i can't tell whether or not he's still in a prison uniform. maybe he got some baggy clothing that helped him out for a few days. what stood out to you? obviously, the authorities there were pretty pump that had they were able to bring this to a pretty peaceful resolution. >> because as lieutenant colonel george bivens just that, this was the best outcome. one of the biggest concerns was that someone would get hurt. pe

we can. republican senator shelley moore capito says it's time to give it up. i hate to see given false hope for something and then have it fall through. in a tweet, missouri republican senator eric schmitt who led the charge to block the forgiveness program. >> called friday's announcement. quote, another example of executive overreach. cardona says those 800,000 americans will begin to see their balances adjusted. >> in the next 30 days, they men were not. we're not done and the department will work to identify others who eligible in washington. raquel martin. >> former miramonte high school basketball star made history in las vegas today. next in sports, aaron will tell us what sabrina ionescu did in the 3 point shooting contest. and we've got temperatures staying hot inland right now up in the 90's in spots be a lot hotter. tomorrow. w >> more than 1.4 billion dollars in lottery. jackpots is a up for grabs over the next 2 days. it begins tonight with the mega millions drawing that's got a jackpot of 560 million. the cash option. 281 million. and there hasn'

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we talked about in moore v. harper the argument that the legislators were making that they had unbridled power when it comes to congressional elections. this has proven to go too far in some cases for justices barrett and kavanaugh. i can't say this about every case, but we can kind of see those three justices, roberts, along with barrett and kavanaugh, at least in some cases willing to move more incrementally. roberts has always been anincrementallist on the court. he didn't have -- an incrementalist on the court. he didn't have it on his side when it came to overturning roe but he had some success this year. now, it's really hard to know why that is. one possibility is it's about ethics. one of the reasons the supreme court is losing popularity is because some of the justices, especially justices thomas and alito, have been involved in questionable ethics practices in terms of reporting gifts, reporting free trips. in the case of justice thomas, reporting that his mother had her home bought by a wealthy benefa

the american sitcom had had a disruption in the early 1970s with on the family and mary tyler moore. >> weto can't we just get along? >> it was a dream! two kids in the get adopted by a rich white man. >> the white savior narrative in different strokes is the basis of the whole series. >> it was about love and understanding and respect for each other's cultures. >> of course gary coleman is this cherub little black child who is making us laugh. >> arnold, to collect unemployment you have to stop working. >> what you talking about, willis? >> different strokes makes us feel good. we solved racism, thank goodness! >> it was a massive hit. you know, it is the '80s. it was like, let's just not think about that complicated stuff right now. >> for the first time, the cosby show forced america to recognize the black middle class. >> $95? i don't have a $95 shirt, and i have a job! >> the reagan narrative allowed everybody to not see race and just to see this all-american family that you could emulate. >> ronald reagan did say that cosby was his favorite show, so go figure. >> when i come from in

we also have steve moore here joining us. ship. kimberly strassel on biden's agedness and matt polombo of the bongino report. you will see people without masks at in and out and why some people are mad about that. we explain top of the hour. the new dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone and watch, so you can always see where you're heading, without fingersticks. dexcom g7 is the most accurate cgm. so, you can manage your diabetes with confidence. ♪ ♪ is it possible to protect my business from cyber threats? it is, with comcast business. helping every connected device stay protected. yours. your employees'. even... susan? -hers, too. safe. secure. and powered by the next generation 10g network. with comcast business, advanced security isn't just possible. it's happening. get started with fast speeds and advanced security for $39 a month for 12 months with no annual contract. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card with a qualifying gig bundle. elizabeth: let's welcome back to the show lieutenant christopher o

to the government under the constitution to protect those rights, in the modern society we have cib aseen an mooringthe foundations. this has been weaponized against fashions of the country that the ruling class does not like, it is we need to reconstitutallize government, but we're facing now is not what the founders intended in terps of how the government should be operating. mark: the principles are throughout the book, my question is you went to yale. you went to harvard law. you grew up under modest means. you are a great baseball player. but through this, particularly yale and harvard, how did you maintain your principles, faith, belief in god, the conservative principles, your parents or what. >> i talk about -- in the book, i grew up in dunedin, florida in tampa, st. petersburg area, my father from western pennsylvania my mother north eanortheastern ohio, florida is eclectic. we have a culture, i grew up in it but the rust belt values raised me, get yale, i had now idea, i done know that colleges were liberal. i was 18 years old. i show up my first day in florida we who would wear jean short

we, uh, have developed a fast ship-side mooring system. t protrude slightly beyond the ship's hull, and on the side of the stop there are two two grippers, for which these teeth cling and allow the ship to enter even under a little bit . and for 40 years liza was at the helm of the last steamship in russia. walked in the seas of the oceans. now on the moscow river on an electric ship a ship. and you're alive an hour and a half later. i felt it with my whole body. here's a car for some people. here they feel such an obedient, beauty, and in general there is no word to convey, round berths are not only waiting areas, but also charging stations, while passengers are seated the ship manages to replenish its energy reserves. we have worked out such a future standard. uh, charging infra. that ship there, leaving moscow , can come, if, for example, nizhny novgorod or kazan, but, accordingly, it should be charged the same way everywhere. yes, we have such a problem with electric vehicles, several inputs are different, what one manufacturer makes on

rachel: we had stephen moore on earlier.id for all the of gaffes that kamala harris is famous for, this was the first time she told the truth. listen. >> you know what? kamala harris accidentally told the truth yesterday. people are strained. i believe that joe biden is the most financially reckless president in american history. and when you spend and borrow that much money, you're going toughen inflation. joe biden said, oh, prices are coming down. prices aren't coming down, it's just the inflation rate is lower now. since joe biden came into office, the average price of everything from bread to wheat, to buying your -- filling up your tank, to paying your rent are, your utilities are up about 16. that's like paying a 16 # % sales tax on everything, and it's a tax on the middle class. douglas: yeah. you know, the interesting thing about this to me is whenever we talk about economics, talking trillions or billions of dollars, and actually that kamala harris chip reminds us of what an ordinary household in america is actuall

we were grips today because he'll mystique once a year, sir richard moore, and we were all hoping youtors have been shuffled off. it is mind—boggling to think that he is still alive, because of the way he embarrassed without ever putting, and quite frankly it has got to impact his relationship with lukashenko, so i cannot imagine that has been a welcomed arrival —— he embarrassed vladimir putin. reporting to be in charge from what it sounds like. they're making it known they are going to be there for sometime the statement reads. so it is very interesting to see how this will play out, with the relationship between belarus and russia, because they are such close allies, but i'm just as surprised to be honest. but he obviously still needs him, because prigozhin is talking in this video about sending some of his fighters to africa, some of them will stay in belarus and train the belarusian army. he serves a purpose. i am at a loss to explain what that purpose is, because surely others could do it. he what that purpose is, because surely others could do it.— others could do it. he honest

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>> reporter: yeah, shawn moore was shot and killed following a confrontation with officers. we have the body can video of what led up to the shooting. we want to warn you that it can be disturbing to watch. officers were called to this home on accusations of shawn moore , a man with known mental illness, violating a restraining order. eight minutes after arriving with body-one camera and video of moore trying to invade and telling officers to get off of his property, he was shot twice. moore died in 2020. the autopsy said that his cause of death was related to the bullet that struck his colon. five years after the shooting, then d.a. chesa boudin charged him with voluntary manslaughter outside the courthouse today. >> the neighbors who made the complaint was in their house! there was no reason why, nothing like that, why did you even ring the doorbell? >> since the shooting, the city of san francisco paid out a $3.25 million civil claim to the moore family and a judge ruled that the officers were acting outside the scope of their duties. no word from brooke jenkins, but earlier