>> from wesley. >> who's wesley?ipt. so that conversation between the two of them felt rehearsed? >> yeah. and i was expecting an oh my god, what did you do? how could you help him? it wasn't that. it was just very odd. >> so if police or prosecutors tell us that was all set up between the two of them, they were a couple of actors and they were reading lines? that's what? that's bull? >> that's bull, yeah. >> you had no idea what he was going to say. >> that's correct. >> rachel said she didn't know that dan had murdered sam and julie until he called her from his jail cell to confess. and that's first time you knew about it? >> that's correct. >> investigators found more reasons to suspect rachel. for example, the way she echoed dan's claim that sam was having family problems. sam's parents and friends all say that was a lie. your repeating that story is being taken by police and prosecutors as an example of you continuing to advance a narrative that your boyfriend set up to make the murder happen. >> well, two thing

he and wesley koolof are wimbledon champions.and so are alfie hewtitt and gordon reid — who win back their doubles title afterfighting back in a three—set thriller. for alfie hewett, there is a singles final to come tomorrow, too. and i'm paul scott in salford. also coming up on sportsday: arsenal get their man — declan rice signs for the gunners in a deal worth up to £105 million. drama in the alps. jonas vingegaard extends his overall lead in the tour de france to ten seconds after stage 1a. good evening. an empty henman hill, played on for the day. and we have just come to a close on the penultimate day of this year's wimbledon 2023 championships where the women's singles winner has been crowned on centre court. it was played underneath the roof because of the severe winds that we had today. there was a potential story brewing, the same story as last year and that was for 0ns jabeur who was trying to make history. trying to make the first north african arab woman to win a grand slam title but yet again, that story eluded her.

neal skupski and neal sku pski and wesley neal skupski and wesley koolof had gone close, just haven'that majortitle, now gone close, just haven't won that major title, now it is in their hands. talking of major titles and in the hands, we have to talk about alfie hewett and gordon reid because they have won their fifth wimbledon men's wheelchair doubles title together, beating their opponents in what was a thrilling final. the top seeds coming from behind to win 3—6, 6-0, 6-3. with seeds coming from behind to win 3—6, 6—0, 6—3. with injuries, they have barely played together this year and yet they are doubles champions again. it has been a busy day for alfie hewett and gordon reid. alfie hewett is into the men's singles final here as well. job done for him on the fourth match point in the end against his opponents. beating him in straight sets to reach that final on court 0ne. seven grand slam singles titles for alfie but this is the one that is missing. this is the one that he is desperate for and he will pray for it tomorrow. unfortunately, won't be against gordon reid, though, beca

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wesley, congrats on the book.to start with this framing of progress backlash as a kind of familiar and cyclical two-step in the story of american racial progress and particularly reconstruction and the redemption, civil rights movement, backlash to that, barack obama being elected president and what came after that and how you sort of think about those cycles as a framing device for the book. >> of course, thanks for having me, chris. you know, i really started thinking about this and this was after talking to some historians about a tug-of-war, right? i think sometimes we try to divide history into clean sections and they never really what what happens is always influenced on what happens the day the section began and instead i tried to think about it as a push and pull, that we have a nation that's founded on a racialized caste system we write into our laws the creation of race and know it's it's not it's not biological. it's a it's a social construct. it's not actually real but decide to make it something that

then wesley lowery, thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. the book. >> thank, you it is america whitelash, i can't wait to hear from their viewers of what they think of it. >> thanks, west, that does it for, means be sure to tune into the sunday show, when pentagon deputy press secretary, sabrina singh, joins me live on set to discuss the latest on president biden's upcoming trip to europe, the nato summit in the controversial decision to send cluster bombs to ukraine. that is tomorrow at 9 am, eastern right here on msnbc. remember to follow us on twitter, instagram and tiktok using the handle, at weekends -- don't go anywhere, my friend ali velshi is next with more news. news. touriststurn into scientists. tourists photographing thousands of miles of remote coral reefs. that can be analyzed by ai in real time. ♪ so researchers can identify which areas are at risk. and help life underwater flourish. ♪ (vo) consumer reports evaluates vehicles for car shoppers in... reliability, safety, owner satisfaction, and help life underwater flourish. an

. >> will: gop congressman wesley hunt, a few separate topics, including this.ve you with us, congressman. supreme court last thursday knocked down the use of racial preferences in college admissions. interesting to see the reaction of colleges and universities since that decision. essentially harvard has said we are going to try to find new ways to continue to use race in our admission practices, and "new york times" on u.c. davis. u.c. davis says the scale rates, what they call -- calling the scale the socioeconomic disadvantage scale and it rates every applicant from 0 to 99, taking into account life circumstances such as family income and parental education, admission decisions are based on that score, combined with the usual portfolio of grades, test scores, disadvantage scale has turned u.c. davis into one of the most diverse medical schools in the country. what do you think, are they just looking for back doors to implement affirmative action. >> i'm more interested in having the most qualified doctors operating on the american citizens, end of discussion

top seeds skupski and his dutch partner wesley koolhof beat marcel granollers and horacio zeballos inlam together. skupski, who's won the mixed title for the last two years, is the first briton to have won both the mens and mixed doubles at wimbledon for nearly a century. starting off a young boy and palmerston tennis club in liverpool... palmerston tennis club in liverpool. . ._ liverpool... cheering yeah, liverpool... cheering yeah. going _ liverpool... cheering yeah, going out - liverpool... cheering yeah, going out there | liverpool... cheering | yeah, going out there as liverpool... cheering - yeah, going out there as a liverpool... cheering _ yeah, going out there as a small boy with my dad and then obviously growing up with my brother, he has been very influential in my career growing up. but this feeling at the moment, it doesn't get better. me and wesley came together 18 months ago and this year, this was one of our goals, to win a grand slam. and now we've done it it feels very special. there was also british success in the men's wheelchair doubles when alfie hewett and gord

wesley. >> that's rather me.video from the show, and much much, more by falling on the big new social media law that launched, threads. it's my instagram. all the cool kids are on it. we are at all in with chris, chris el hayes. come follow us. we're threading stuff, apparently. alex wagner tonight starts right now, with alicia menendez in for alex. good evening, alicia. >> good evening, chris, as soon as i'm offset. i will become the next follower to the chris hayes show. thank you, chris. >> that means a lot. >> one more for you. thank you for you at home for joining us this hour, alex has the night off. what a night it is in the past two hours. we have been speed reading the newly unredacted affidavit that the government used to get a search warrant for trump's mar-a-lago -- last year. nbc,

wesley hunt joins me now. good evening.hole idea that it is inappropriate to try to assess the motive behind a mass shooting, why is it inappropriate to look into a person's background? >> i was here and watched 30 cities get ravaged by blm and antifa. i watched as my dear friend was almost murdered by a bernie sanders supporter from the left. you cannot trick us or act like this is an issue of mental illness. we are trying to find the homicidal maniac trying to arbitrarily kill americans. i don't care what the background is. i want the mental illness to stop. if this was a white straight guy, we would know all about it. it would be on the front of every news article at the tip of everybody's tongue. they want to flip the narrative on conservatives, hating this homicidal maniac. that is not who we are. >> i cannot believe he is the d.a. i cannot compare him to the work he is doing to what i did. for him to talk about the lapels, the pins on the lapels of the people in congress, it is time for them to quit or get out. why do

we have alex marquardt in ukraine, and we have retired general wesley clark, the retired supreme allied commander. what have you heard? >> very strong support from the united states to nato, and strong message to putin, back off, you have lost. i thought that it was a great ending for what has been a very successful week for the administration and for nato. >> do you believe that putin is going to back off or escalate the military invasion of ukraine? >> you have a russia that is mobilizing military and putin is concerned about angry moms in russia, because the casualties are mounting. there is disarray in the russian forces, but i'd be surprised if we don't see another russian attempt to push back ukraine somewhere and gain an advantage in whatever negotiations ensue at the end of this. so, i don't believe it is over despite the fact that the administration has said that putin has already lost. i am not sure that he accepts that. i think that he does recognize that there are limits to what he can get done in the near term. >> important point as well. nic robertson, it was clear to me b

we had texas's wesley hunt with us an hour and a half ago, he says if it comes to impeachment, countn his vote yes. watch. >> this has actually been one of the most corrupt administrations we've seen. we can track $10 million being funneled through the biden family from burisma and have evidence of this. seen this play out and saw how president trump was treated and juxtaposition is clear to the american people, he leaves us no choice. if articles are impeachment are brought forward, wesley hunt will be a yes. >> lawrence: i'm curious what the democrats have to say, they can't say a witch hunt. >> ainsley: they did it to donald trump over a phone call. >> lawrence: text messages, laptop, whistleblowers, what's app messages, they usually protect whistleblowers, they don't want to protect these though. >> steve: so much about hunter, big question is how does it, if at all -- >> ainsley: big guy, my dad sitting next to me, i pay all the bills. >> steve: we don't know more about it and speaker of the house and trying to get to the bottom. it is suddenly 8:30 in the east and carley joins

because all west and simple to wesley draws that simple resistance that ukraine is a guy. so basically, calculations that's what's gonna happen unless of course you get some kind of it. so no lot people in ukraine which breaks to pass on to late alternation is on the or not. so you come the disney knows was what, what, what's most, what's coming. so what's kind of topics. yeah. so okay. yeah, i mean you, ukraine is west of purchases will be direct katie, and streaming tools, police negotiations, but i think in the thought is what he's going to happen. now i know that you are the one of the world's top specialist and style and, and not many people know that the problem of your premium nationalism was not the, as i was not dealt with even by styling. i mean, he tried very hard, but he didn't succeed in the ukrainian nationalist, were hiding in the forest and burglarizing neighboring communities well into the 50 is long after a silence on death given the size in the attic, she was off your premium. the ask for us abroad in the united states in the united kingdom, in canada, a

. >>> joining us to discuss this is military analyst and nato allied commander retired general wesleylark and political and national security analyst david sanger. thank you gentlemen, for joining us. i want to start with you, general, about this new reporting today. we have confirmed that a senior russian general operating in southern ukraine has been fired accusing russia's defense min min ministry of betraying his troops because he doesn't have the necessary support. can you tell us what this tells us about russia's capabilities right now? >> it's just the generals are frustrated they're not making more progress, looking for additional support, they want to do a better job defeating ukraine and following through with the overall mission. so i take this as a sign of some disruption, some disunity, but i think we've got to not overplay this. in the soviet military history, in the world war, stalin often cleaned out the ranks, this is what's going on with putin to some extent and putin does view himself as a successor to stalin so let's not overplay the significant of this. >> the his

they froze his sperm and now she just recently gave birth to their miracle child wesley.mber back in december 20th, 2014, when detectives were assassinated. that's when the tunnel to towers foundation went to visit. i went to visit the families and said we'll pay off your mortgages and so, you know, detective lou's wife 2 1/2 years later gave birth to his child. it was the first miracle that i saw. the biggest miracle i've ever seen in tunnel to towers foundation. we have so many beautiful miracles, things that happened and made sure we took care of those families and we'll do the same here for detective rivera's family, his young boy that they had together now, it's a miracle. she shouldn't have to worry about a mortgage. >> bill: the need is enormous here. look at this. law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty, 27 in 2023. 55 in 2022, frank. 51 the year prior and 43 back to 2020. are you taking care of all these people? >> anyone that has a young family left behind. if you will give your kids a consist goodbye serving your community or country and you don't c

reporter: wesley lowery joins us now. welcome back to the newshour.u look at how and why racist violence has spiked since the election of barack obama. and you write, “the election of a esk blt idprnodienhet d us racist past, rather, it let us down a perilous path and into a decade and a half and counting of explicit racial thrashing.” pick it up from there. >> think about what we've seen in the time since president obama's election. the rise of a nativist movement hyper-concerned with immigration and refugees that vowed to ban muslims from coming into the country and ultimately was able to elect president trump. we've seen a rise of a civil rights movement of young, energetic, diverse activists attempting to push the country forward on various issues of justice and to push the country beyond perhaps what it imagined it might be willing to consider not that long ago. so we've been in this era where following a black president, we have now been locked even further into the conversations about race and racial justice across the country. one of the thing

>>> let's get some perspective now from former nato supreme allied commander general wesley clark.s also a cnn military analyst. general clark, great to see you, as always. we appreciate you sharing part of your holiday weekend with us. let's start with your assessment of zelenskyy's view that vladimir putin is getting weaker. do you agree? >> well, i think that certainly putin is facing challenges that perhaps he hadn't anticipated. whether this actually makes him weaker or makes him stronger remains to be seen. if president zelenskyy and his intelligence services say that putin's weak, i'm willing to listen to this. but the past record of challenges like this indicates that dictators take these challenges in stride. they use them to identify those who are not supporting them and eliminate them. and they come out stronger in the end. and that's my concern here. >> general, something stuck out to me about zelenskyy's interview with erin burnett. there was some reporting there that indicated that he's anticipating a potential ceasefire before the end of the year. he also said he was

let's continue the conversation with cnn military and retired general wesley clark.eaction to what alex heard from the ukrainian defense minister predicting victory by next summer. what do you think? >> i hope it's true, but it depends on a lot of factors in this. number one, how much more assistance can we give them? >> we know they're short and it's why will you get enough for them? >> we won't give it the already tactical missile system. there was another headline today in "the new york times" saying it's not going to happen any time soon. they need it as a reserve and they need it to strike deep. when are the f-16s going to come in and the electronic warfare equipment. russia is not standing still on this. there's no indication that president putin has said that's it, let the events sort of blur itself out and we'll be happy to take our half of ukraine. he's not saying that. instead he's put the wagner group in belarus. they're threatening poland or they can come in the back door and threaten kyiv and the polls are taking this soeriously as ae the lithuanians. i

other parts of the bay area, wesley clear skies will prevail. concord, the fire begins at 9:00. mt. diablo temperatures should be comfortable in the middle 60s. down and up pattern, we go down to friday then bounce back a little bit into the weekend. temperatures are going to run a few degrees below average for the rest of this week around th bay. near average temperatures in land, tomorrow, and then a few days of below normal temperatures, only new 70s, thursday and friday. we should be back to near normal temperatures once again by monday of next week. along the coast, there is that cloud cove that will be tough to shake through saturday. keep highs i the upper 50s in july. >> number on the fireworks forecast. >> we hope for the best. >> we will check in again tomorrow. >>> last night you might have caught this, the first supermoo event of the year, san juan batista with a bright glowing moon rising over the ridge of the mountain. supermoon occurs when the moon is closest to earth. >>> still ahahead, it is a coconcert seriries, cbs goes b nationonal public c radio desk to find the

thank you so much, general wesley clark, appreciate your analysis. john? five people are dead, a 2-year-old and a 9 month old still missing after getting caught in the fast-moving floodwaters in pennsylvania and more torrential rain is expected today. >>> so an unsupervised toddler roaming an interstate, a woman stopped to check in and then she herself went missing for 48 hours. what happened? >>> a group of house democrats denouncing one of their own for comments she said about israel. one of the central players joins us ahead. ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourist taking photos that are analyzed by ai. so researchers can help life underwater flourish. ♪ at morgan stanley, old schoolard work meets bold new thinking. ♪ partnering to unlock new ideas, to create new legacies, to transform a company, industry, economy, generation. because grit and vision working in lockstep puts you on the path to your full potential. old school grit. new world ideas. morgan stanley. [stomach growling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪when you have nau

joining us now is former nato commander general wesley clark. thank you so much for joining us.irst, what should be the main goal for allies going into this summit in lithuania this week. >> the most important thing of course is always nato unity. we want to go into this and we have a tough set of issues, we want to come out of with nato solidly in agreement about the path forward and that includes access of sweden, what to do about hungary and turkey objections on sweden. but most importantly it includes the path forward for ukraine. >> on that issue, obviously this is front and center for ukraine after winning the war against russia, they're top priority is becoming a member of nato. and we've seen some waffling in terms how allies feel abe joini can join. i asked nse coordinator john kirby about some of the obstacles to ukraine becoming a member and here is part of that exchange. i want you to respond to it. >> i want to stop you there. you're right. their in the middle of a war and that is important to remember when you're talking about potential nato membership and what tha

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congressman wesley hunt a member of the house judiciary committee. you guys have been talking about impeachment, congressman, i know the people of texas, especially your district would support something like this. but how do you make the case to the american people? >> you know, in has actually been one of the most corrupt administrations we have seen in modern history. we could literally track $10 million being funneled through the biden family from burisma and we have the evidence of this. i cannot imagine any president using his power former president, vice president, any politician for that matter, using their power to funnel money to their family through their siblings. this is ridiculous. it's up to us on the house judiciary committee to continue to make this case to the american people. i also want to say this, too. quite frankly if we do impeach biden it's only going to rally the troops around him. politically it may not be the best move but in my opinion he least us no choice. and if articles of impeachment are brought forward, wesley hunt w

general wesley clark, i appreciate your analysis on that. john?e has blocked a controversial book banning law from taking effect tomorrow. it would make it a misdemeanor for lane rears and book stores to provide what they call harmful material to minors. violators would be subject to a year in jail or $2500 fine. >>> the doomsday mom faces sentencing today. she could get life in prison for the murders of her two children. she was convicted of killing her son and daughter and conspiracy in the murder of her husband's first wife. >>> the city of san francisco has filed a complaint against twitter. they say they installed a flashing x sign without a permit. last week elon musk rebranded twitter replacing the iconic bird logo with an x. authorities have visited the headquarters twice regarding the sign and were denied access to it each time. sara? >>> ahead, vice president kamala harris is hitting the campaign trail and she is on the attack. the presidential candidate she is going after as the center point of the rapid response team. >>> an american n

joining us with more on this is retired general wesley clark, former nato supreme allied commander. general, what do you think about this issue of admitting sweden into nato? it sounds as though from listening to our fareed zakaria's conversation with president biden that the president is trying to craft some kind of a deal to get erdogan to green light, sweden joining the nato alliance. do you think nato will get over this hurdle and sweden will be admitted? >> sounds like the president believes he can do that. it sounds like the f-16s are on the table, and this may be the leverage that we need and may be what turkey is looking for and why they're withholding support right now. so there will be some closed-door meetings, but i think this is greater than a 50/50s than. >> and president biden says the war with russia must end before nato can consider allowing ukraine to join the alliance and you were the supreme allied commander and you have credibility on this issue. general, does the president have it right there, do you think? >> you know, i understand why he's saying it, but jim,

you know wesley snipes or nicolas cage or willie nelson, these were cases that involved millions andup and in nick cage's case, i think it was evading taxes on $70 million. but $70 million in old taxes, even with the agent testimony, today, we were talking about $100,000 here, 100 and thousand $50,000 here so far below that line. martha stewart went through jail for $200,000 but it was attached to an insider trading case where she applied to the scc. wesley snipes went to jail for a much bigger numbers and you know william nelson and nick cage make deals to pace. so this kind of underneath those as a lesser case with a less famous name but a politically-charged case, which is, why as we saw today is messy. >> well, what's not the end of it because gary shapleigh is negotiating to go before the senate now and testify as well, john miller, thank you for watching. that and breaking it down for us. >> thanks. >> he is one of country music's biggest stars and his new song was topping the charts with his new music video that had just been pulled from the country music channel. the controve

. >> reporter: wesley and other firefighters battled this fire in south san jose with nothing more than shovels and garden hoses. they cut a line around the flames, preventing them from spreading to nearby homes. >> we are always worried about structures and embers, especially on a hot day. >> reporter: the fire department says that the fire started a little before noon and would earn nearly five acres before they were able to get it out. neighbors like anthony mendoza say that fires in this area are a perennial problem, especially at this time of year. >> it is nerve-racking. the smoke is so thick. usually we would always hose our house down. >> reporter: arson investigators will try to figure out what caused it. anthony has his suspicions. >> it is the fourth of july. it could also be fireworks. >> reporter: the fire department says that the strategy is to jump on these fires before they become a bigger blaze. they were able to bring this one under control with ease but know that we could be in for a long, hot, and if we are not careful, destructive night. >> that is always our forwar

they those the as the way to source and 1st time this wesley called us investing as humans. we are going to settle that fatal jewel in glenn. so you guys, augusta is to miss there's a good but as you be a little super get yet of them, the rest of the same place to live in doesn't seem to sort of and don't let us be as the model of it as much as the president of the s c n. yes. say the, let's play the flute, the own bustle that what the most well not so long as somebody don't visit the info via the face of the credit available to them. i you good luck in the equipment. is the ticket that i'm going to the team play for me will be in the television go, but i don't in the middle of your social media level. depends on can you just um let us know about the middle. it should be though that it is a lot of that the moment depends. it gave me one a month in close up. one of them is that, that on the, like i said, you may be here to give me one a so that you'll, nobody, a dirty lack of one meal. they give me another lot of the to move one of them at the point i may make make a meal doe

. >>> al roker is officially a granddad his daughter courtney and her husband wesley welcomed their firstaby girl and named her sky clara laga the family could not be happier. it is al's first grandchild and he is excited to add his grandpa name, pop-pop to his titles. >> i wonder if he knows it's the grandchild that picks the name you any of know, al. >> they're going to call you whatever they want >> i'm jessica lay

like i said on the zillow thing they will see us history system isn't 1st time in this wesley called us investing us humans. we are going to sound like us a bit on your in glenn. so you guys augusta is to miss. there's a good but as you be a little super gay, yet i don't the best of the same place to live in the same for so even though no. so question i'm, i'll be in the middle of the last month, but not as the president of this. see, then you say the, let's play the flute, the own bustle that what the most famous, one of us, and you don't visit the info box here, the safety of your own democrats, and most of them, i, you good luck in the east. the ticket allow me to the employee for me will be in the television go, but i don't normally guess i'll move emilia level depends on can used um, little to allow me to middle is to be though that it is a lot of that in a moment. depends, it gave me one a month in close up. one of them is that got on the, like i said, it may be here to give me one. this one that you'll nobody a lack of one meal. they give me another lot of the commitment of th

consequences for the actions are not really be found where the state of steel much the parents, either from wesley public school pulled in a lot of cash. and there was a visit in february, i believe by you came to mr. flack, okay, that was the good by attorney clinton us secretary of state in march. and that i know the terms from the re, from the region, that was the time when nigeria was considered there's on down of west africa. and that's no longer the case kind of, you know, it isn't. i mean, uh, alex volumes. uh you are the lies. uh, the way we've seen so many cubes in that region. and in the last, you know, 4 to 5 years ago we think of molly, we think it became defense. i mean, why did you groups like that cost me off for can union standing sort of trying to encourage nation building? yes, they may be focused on the economy. they may be focused as groups that deal with the politic of countries, but they also have a responsibility to maintain that level of. it's definitely a concern, as you mentioned since 2020, we've had 7 crews and 3 attempted crews. but those are really confounded ones. an

the human made climate change, which is wesley tanisha is drought, is a challenge we will have to face the another is protecting nature's diversity is belinda from damage. wisdom happened when people own aware of the global importance of the places, the leader such as bird breathing and migration areas. one way to avoid that is by international certification. for special bios fair. with a look at one of the cool initiatives that the 2nd recognition of for unique part of their indians coastline. village. weavers finches then pellet goods. just a few of the bud spaces founding jewelry. the on the west coast of certainly is the best place for birds sporting is always on the water. it's a veritable power dies. says of d like delta your of it is very important. beautiful house little bio diversity, especially in any bird species. on it is one of the most important blazys for that school is a visually, instead of you, your d. b is home to thousands of heck does of title much slats. and then group forrest, the cover an area larger than $46000.00 football fields. these wetlands that are habits

this week, it's pulitzer prize winning journalist wesley lowery. on his new book, american white lash a changing nation and the cost of progress. he's interviewed by columbia university's jelani cobb. here's a portion. if our country was founded on an explicitly white supremacist system in that people who were coded under law as white had claim to the full promise of american freedom, while people who were coded as black did not have claim to that promise, which is just the fact of how we were founded, is what it looked like. the that that system, as a white supremacist system, is a system that prioritizes some places above others, people who are coded as white. we've seen steps over our history to undo that and to create a multiracial democracy. when those steps date back to the revolts of enslaved people, a date to the abolitionist movement, the civil war. i. emancipation and reconstruction. the date to the civil rights movement in the fifties and sixties. and they date to the steps towards the election of a black president. in each of those inci

critical socialjustice," people — maajid nawaz, also from here, has called it regressive leftism, wesley the successor ideology. so it's an ideology that goes by different names, but it basically means the same thing. there's a suite of conclusions around which it cohers. so, for example, the author ibram x kendi, says that any disparity in outcome is due to a system. so, system is the cause of the disparity. robin diangelo, another bestselling author, says it's not if racism occurred, but how it occurred. so, woke in itself is a way to think about the world in a general orientation towards social reality. the analysis you allude to is about the way in which so many problems to do with lack ofjustice, as they would see it, problems are to do with systems and structures... that's correct. ..and can't be addressed simply by looking at the behaviour of individuals. do you not accept that? no, no, that's correct. let's linger on that for a second, because that's really important. so you could have an entire system in which nobody was a racist, but the system itself would be racist. so you ca

they've been homeless to suicide 1st time in this wesley colors investing as humans we are going to settle. augusta federal jewel in glen. so you guys augusta is to miss there's a good but to see the law super k, yet on the rest of the samples. so question i'm, i'll be in the middle of this month, but not as the president of the s. c, any say the, let's play the flute, the own bustle, the what the most, almost all of us. somebody don't visit the info box here. the safety of the credit, i get the most of my, your good luck in the east of a ticket allow me to deem play for me. will be in the television go, but i don't in the middle of your social media level. depends on can use um, little a little bit of middle it should be the depends. it gave me the month inclusive. one of them is that, that on the, like i said, you may be here to give me one us on that. you'll nobody dirty. that means they give me another little out of the can in front of them. at the point i may make you make a meal, does it desa a little above the one what is on is on federal level does, but it's one of the level under

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the actions i spoke about were separate, but it is real and jessica wesley both a domestic terrorist and that increased your sentence. 5 full and she's just served, finished a year in prison and she has an 8 year sentence. she has to pay $3200000.00 in restitution to energy transfer partners. the company that owns the dakota specially shot and it just says that like, it's like, it's no big deal over $3000000.00. how doesn't normal every day individual come up with $3000000.00? and that's a great question. i mean, i definitely don't have an answer to that and i think it really speaks to, um, you know, how high the, you know, the costs of your industry is increasing the risk. so try to intimidate activists from acting and, you know, injustice case. this isn't random. we know exactly why this happens is this way to clean, motivated in 201784 congress members. and they, for democrats, 80 republicans wrote a letter to the attorney general judge sessions, asking specifically in the wake of standing right protest that people who tamper or impede with cost of fuel infrastructure be prosecute

less hall to ash we say, as we go on through the next comes as a winds coming in from over north wesley direction. so what's the temperature still going up into the thirty's? it is still going to be hot, but not as cold. a 40 full sadie possible. over the next couple of days the into uh athens but. so the 1st day that we got into a friday 32 degrees by that stay so much nearer to where those temperatures should be. temperatures also have floating away in progress. for example, some of that good 10 degree drop here was his brand to plowed and right, that cold front that makes its way through bacon foundry showers. the possibility of some localize will flash flooding. we'll see some positive you. what's the weather up to? what was the northwest sliding out? so being with them, wells slipping down across north, across the low countries mold in areas of germany slipping, further east woods and south, which as we go through the next couple of i started on several picture across northern part. so if you want to drive across southern areas, i would try to of course know the positive africa and

they also have support as to rally in the capital, naomi, as echo wesley, it is gathered in neighboring nigeria for an emergency. sometimes the block has come down into the crew and cold for the immediate reinstatement at present the home and president he was detained on wednesday and france has come to.

and often nearly 2 years of tools. wesley managed to convince humans, wild goose, to agree on a deal to that. an environmental catastrophe. off the coast of the data. i don't want to over sell what this means, but it does show that when necessary, the parties in conflict can find a way to work together to deal with a common threat. and i, i would like to think that the fact that they did this gives greater confidence to other issues that are being discussed, the conflict any. and then took a regional ton in 2015. when saudi arabia let a coalition, a gas run back through these with a recent present at exchange between the 2 is raising hopes of a permanent truce. the hosting is how control large area in the north, including the capital sun, i remain defiant. the u. m. m e m and we want the m and you let debate. we don't want for empowers change if you are refused to, to up to the other party when it's under the control of the college. and this is a man who use the international who recognize government based in odds and backed by size of ravia. i said the id me is struggling to expand