batstein, supreme court chief justice john roberts, google co-founder sergey brin, cia director william burnsor noam chomsky, director woody allen, billionaire and philanthropist bill gates. and besides, former prime minister of israel, ehud barak, british prince andrew and other very, very influential and rich people. what’s interesting is that during a search of epstein’s house , a portrait of clinton in a female perspective was found. so i ask you, you follow the flow of information, imagine the president of the united states, who poses for an artist in a woman's dress in high-heeled shoes, well, in general, like something in this yes, the same thing is happening around barack obama, look, he drowned in a 2.5 m deep pond at obama's residence, his personal chef working with him throughout his presidency, despite the fact that he was a professional rower and an excellent swimmer. in the same way, the director of the department of health of the state of hawaii, loretti fuddy, who certified the certificate that obama was born in hawaii and not in kenya, mysteriously died, because there were ru

batstein, supreme court chief justice john roberts, google co-founder sergey brin, cia director william burnsor noam chomsky, director woody allen, billionaire and pilgate philanthropist, and former israeli prime minister ehud. barakak, and other very, very influential and rich people, what’s interesting is that during a search in a portrait of clinton in a woman's dress was found in epstein's home. i ask you, you follow the flow of information, imagine the president of the united states, who poses for an artist in a woman's dress with high heels, well, in general, something like that, right? the same thing is happening around barack obama, look, a 2-depth slab drowned from obama’s estate, his personal chef, who worked with him throughout his presidency, despite the fact that he was a semi-professional rower and an excellent swimmer, died mysteriously in the same way director of the hawaii state department of health, loretti, who certified the certificate that... hawaii, not kenya, because there were rumors that obama was actually born in kenya, therefore, was not eligible to be president of

only a small group of saboteurs knew about this, and they reported directly to cia director william burnsbiden. they left no traces, they used typewriters, no electronic media or correspondence, and subsequently all documents were destroyed. it took months of research and practice in the stormy waters of the baltic sea, two by experienced us navy divers hired for the mission before it was judged to have a chance of success. while excellent norwegian sailors found a suitable location to plant bombs that would blow up pipelines, high-ranking officials in sweden and denmark, who still claim that they had no idea what was happening in their common country, turned a blind eye to the activities of american and norwegian operatives in their territorial waters. according to hirsch, the northerly flows were chosen because they were an easy target. quote: the only pipelines that the states could attack and then easily deny everything. and the reasons are not at all strategic, and they are not directly related to the conflict in ukraine. allegedly, it’s all about the economy, about money, about the

two republican lawmakers have sent a letter to cia director william burns claiming that a senior level current agency officer came forward alleging the payoff . they say, according to the whistleblower, the seven officers were assigned to the cia's covid discovery team and six of the seven members of the team believed the intelligence and science were sufficient to make a low confidence assessment that covid 19 originated from a laboratory in wuhan, china. the letter claims only one person on that team who was most senior believed that covid could have been transmitted from animals to humans, but that to come to the eventual public determination of uncertainty. the other six members were given a significant monetary incentive to change their position. the whistleblower did not explain the payments or who might have made them. the cia tells abc news. we are committed to the highest standard of analytic rigor, integrity and objectivity. we do not pay analysts to reach specific conclusions. the origins of covid have been the subject of several congressional hearings for cdc director dr. r

william burns wrote a memorandum in april of 2008, saying just that that if, if they go goes forward with the invitation of ukraine, this will ultimately to a russian military the other way. all right, so see if the cargo border for the slip, which was the one the new ones are up and one of the this is just simply slippers associated with me. the last name was name is reed. i was given when we used to imagine we have some more or more for someone who was this we, which i knew people to the the the russian armed forces when they began, when they 1st entered on february 24th of 2022. they had held back from being involved in the war for 7 years. the shooting war began in 2014 when central intelligence agency and i my 6th, over through the, the duly elected government of president deanna colvin. very violent revolution that drove him out. and as a result of that, you had the russian speaking areas on the border, the don boss and the crimea declared their independence obviously couldn't deal with a scandal look, okay, a couple of gosh, i just thought i see the dentist a shot that is just

william burns wrote a memorandum in april of 2008, saying just that that if, if data goes forward with the invitation of ukraine, this will ultimately to a russian military. the the solutions may be able to turn a by the atrocities in other countries. united states of america is different wherever people long to be free. they will find a friend in the united states, the, to the other, the automated body, bolts, anybody phase the solar city, and teach all the look at before the in service of the cigarette color revolutions . is one among several means to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them onto the help of us. the western economic interest people been cited. i do not see this when i go by the democrats yet in which a court date. so no, we must say little this of the, by what i mean, he can see the final goal. these seem revolutions to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. the the russian armed forces when they began, when they 1st entered on february 24th of 2022. they had held back from being involved in the war for 7 years. the sho

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william burns wrote a memorandum in april of 2008, saying just that that if, if they don't goes forward with the invitation of ukraine, this will ultimately to a russian military. the museums are important for preserving our history, so that it is a loss to future generations. but our physical museums, places themselves a relic of the past. this is one of the best museums in the world that come in touch in saint petersburg. and how is the director here? and i bet he has met. some nations may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities. and other times the united states of america is different. wherever people longed to be free, they will find a friend in the united states, the, the soul of the other, the auto body body, the bolts, anybody phase, the solar city and key job. the look at what the in service of each skid 18 color revolutions is. one among staff full of means to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them onto the help of us, the western economic interest. people inside it didn't that he did to everybody. democrats? yeah, we think portal active soul know the b

and, look, the sub committee, the select sub committee that wrote these two letters, one to william burnso the former coo, they're doing what they're supposed to do at this point. and it's important also, we should mention, that the whistleblower, that system needs to protect the integrity, needs to protect the and anonymity of that whistleblower. so i hope, you mentioned the investigators who get to bottom of it. i'm not always that confident. >> jesse: me neither. you're right we'll never know. >> it's where investigations go to die. >> jesse: you're right we'll never know. >> right. >> jesse: it's just so rare to have a cia whistleblower. >> very rare. >> jesse: one with trump and the impeachment of the phone call but other than that there's never ever a cia whistleblower. >> there's been precious few and in part you think it's because the whistleblower system works and it protects --. >> jesse: you like to think so it could be because you don't blow the whistle at the agency. mike thank you as always and everybody go check out his podcast. >> thank you, man. >> jesse: well, anthony wi

in a letter to cia director william burns, the republicans write, quote: the whistleblower further contendstainty, the other six members were given a significant monetary incentive to change their position. it's unclear specifically how much money the whistleblower is accusing the cia officers of taking, the covid subcommittee refused to identify the whistleblower or an attorney representing them. a committee aid says they have questioned whistleblower status and to remain anonymous. democrats on these committees say they were never informed of the whistleblower or their allegations. a cia spokesperson tells fox, quote: we are committed to the highest standard of analytical rigger. we take these allegations extremely seriously and looking into them also saying that we do not pay analysts to reach specific conclusions. cia officials says officers are given completed a former cia official agency will usually pay bonuses for major projects like this after the assignment ends. usually several hundred to the other thousand dollars. latest intel assessments from june thought covid-19 began in nat

the chairman of two house committees sending a letter to the cia director, william burns, charging thatof the agency's probe, six of seven investigators believed that covid originated from a lab in wuhan, china. however, those six members would then change their opinion after they were given a, quote, significant monetary incentive. the cia is denying these allegations. a spokesperson said the agency did not pay analysts to reach specific conclusions. lee, we knew from the get-go that this was likely from a wuhan lab. tom cotton, the senator told us in march of 2020. your thoughts on this? >> but not only did senator cotton say it and we knew it, but we were getting criticized and blasted and censored for promoting it. now, what's interesting in trying to pars the word of the cia denial, they're saying the analysts didn't receive money. but what's being reported of the whistleblower is that they were offered a monetary incentive so the question is was there money offered to some entity that these analysts were associated with? what's the right thing to do? for members of congress, they

now, is cia director william burns ready to report to president biden that yes, all deliveries went toed all 30-odd years of its independence - this is a serious question. this is a security issue in the united states of america. therefore, if people hear about us, they hear about us, including our favorite newsweek magazine, which watches the program 60 minutes and then reports, form a joint group with the participation of the pentagon cia congressmen and us senators to investigate the facts, whether ukraine used everything in the combat zone or something worth several hundred million dollars sold to the left and exported is a matter of us national security and what else would i like to say? you know, that’s, in principle, in principle. i don’t want to say or throw any shade there that, well, that’s all ukrainian, state-owned, it is corrupt. although this is true, i will give a specific example from my practice. i was at the international economic forum in poland in the city of krinitsa, it is a well-known forum. yes , people are already coming from all over the world en masse; there

the canadian forces took care of some business after williams was sentenced, his commission was rescinded, a very big deal, and his uniform was burned the former commanding officer of the air force, and guess what says williams deserved it. >> we take our honor very seriously in the military and he betrayed that honor so profoundly, i don't see much room for most military people to forget that betrayal. >> as for ann cook, she believes she was given a second chance, she and howard married in 2013, but she can't leave her past behind. >> i haven't written, i haven't painted, i haven't done anything. i'm just living day by day. it will come back, i'm sure of that. i have no worries, but now i feel like if it comes out, it might just be a scream, a scream that goes forever. >> in the ottawa suburb of orleans, there is a new wariness, or so it seems. so many break-ins here, for brenda konstantin and brian rogers what matters now is telling their story so that no teenage girl is targeted as there was. >> no child should have to go through that -- >> hearing the stories is one thing but having the experience, living it is another thing. >

. ♪ william: susan's first major label record, “just won't burn”" now being reissued for its 25th anniversaryare for a debut blues album. with her soulful voice and guitar, she got five grammy nominations and toured with some of the greats -- buddy guy, b.b. king, bob dylan, and the rolling stones. ♪ william: derek is considered one of the greatest living blues guitarists. he began touring at age 12, a sneaker-clad prodigy talented enough to take on eric clapton's "layla." at 20, he joined the legendary allman brothers and played with them for over a decade. indian styles made him the youngest player named to rolling stone's list of the 100 greatest guitarists, at number 16. >> so, there's an osprey nest over there. william: so, after years of passing each other on the road, these two solo artists met, fell in love, and started a life together. >> yeah, we did it all out of order. it was a pregnancy, marriage -- >> well, we bought the house first. >> house -- >> we bought the house first -- >> pregnancy, marriage -- >> then we got pregnant. >> then we got about 10 years in >> we got married -

burning of a towering 60 foot manlike effigy. it will be set alight later tonight appeared for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham.eoff: one death has been reported at the festival, a man in his 40's, but organizers say it was not related to the weather. a passing of note, steve harwell, the longtime lead singer of the rock band smash died today at his home in boise, idaho. he formed the band in 1994. they scored two platinum albums. here they are performing the grammy nominated all-star in a music video in 1999. >> ♪ a now, you're in all-star, get your game on, go play all that glitters is gold only shooting stars break the mold ♪ ♪ geoff: steve harwell was 56 years old. still to come on the newshour, the ongoing him italian crisis in sudan becomes even more dire. tamra keith and amy walter break down the latest political headlines. hazardous wildfire smoke highlights the nation's shortage of doctors to treat respiratory issues. >> this is the pbs newshour. from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> in the middle of war, a shakeup

joining him in sort of senior defense capabilities, such as william douglas, it's the single most striking example of this, just as james, jimmy burnsa senator from south carolina, appointed in the supreme court in the summer of 1941, and while he was on the supreme court after pearl harbor's -- pearl harbor, he became very active with fdr in the white house, on war-related legislation. he knew the senate intimately, he was a parliamentary master, and shortly after pearl harbor fdr made it clear to the administration that any related legislation had to go through jimmy burns and has to be approved by him. burns was frequently working out of the white house during this stretch of time, and he was actually an intermediary, a key intermediary between the white house and congress on this major war-related legislation, which would come before the supreme court while he was a sitting justice. in the fall of 1942, only 14 months after he went on the supreme court, fdr sister burns why don't you come to the white house full-time. and you will be the assisted president in charge of domestic war efforts, i'm going to focus on the war, and ove

burning man festival. we'll be right back. don't go anywhere. caleb williams has transferred to wendy's!ger's my inspiration. and i just hope to inspire you. oh you have inspired us. thought we were doing names on the headband. get it together. choose wisely. choose wendy's new loaded nacho cheeseburger. >> right now on the kron 4 morning news this summer could be described as the summer of strikes. we have multiple labor unions threatening to walk off the job in order to get better pay and working conditions. gas prices are falling in the u.s. as drivers hit the roads returning home from their labor day weekend vacations and a rain storm strands. thousands of people attending the burning man festival in the northern nevada desert. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you for joining us on this labor day monday. i'm james fletcher write a harvey. >> today's going to be a good day for everybody wants to get outdoors with their family. and we had great weather over the weekend was a touch of the cool side for some. but i thi

william, thank you. we'll see what's decided. thanks. >> get out of the truck. >> dana: dramatic body cam video showing a police lieutenant pulling an unconscious driver from a burning truck. the close call here. >> bill: countless students are back in class and we've seen cases of violence in different parts of the country that are stunning. at least two brutal attacks on campus already. we'll talk about what the word is on campus across america with that. >> dana: that's a topic we've covered here. the first gop debate has come and gone and candidates are raring to go for round two on fox business. >> i won't play with kid gloves the next time around. >> we have a country to safe. >> people who know me well know i'm a fighter. >> dana: what you can expect september 27th, meet the moderators, us. we'll do that next. ♪ ♪ veteran homeowners. have you tried getting a home improvement loan at a bank lately? good luck. some of those rates can be 12 to 15% or higher. our rates are a fraction of what some of those banks charge. veterans across the country are using the newday 100 va loan to get cash to update and improve their homes. whether you need to replace your roof

burn, a thousand of them in one hour. it is not high enough. the reason is increasing inflation, the cost of producing the wind farms has gone up. we spoke to rebecca williamsis. ,, . is. offshore wind is still cheap, let's be clear. _ is. offshore wind is still cheap, let's be clear. and _ is. offshore wind is still cheap, let's be clear. and actually - let's be clear. and actually considering alternatives such as gas is much _ considering alternatives such as gas is much cheaper. but since the beginning _ is much cheaper. but since the beginning of the war in ukraine, the world _ beginning of the war in ukraine, the world has— beginning of the war in ukraine, the world has changed, and we are seeing hu-e world has changed, and we are seeing huge cost _ world has changed, and we are seeing huge cost pressures on products like steel. _ huge cost pressures on products like steel, on— huge cost pressures on products like steel, on labour costs. the government has not accounted for it in the _ government has not accounted for it in the most — government has not accounted for it in the most recent auction. this is a problem — in the most recent auction. this is

2020 when rioters were burning and looting the city of minneapolis, she said that police officers had failed all of us and it was time to dismantle their department. ted williamsime on the ground in minneapolis when we went there to look at what happened and how the city was doomed, we'll talk to him in a second. first to mike tobin. hi, mike. >> martha, you got right to it. this is a case of a political activist showing a turn around. this councilmember says that they need to kept offenders looked up after this trend of carjacking. she put a picture on facebook showing her bleeding and a broken leg. despite the claim of a broken leg, there's no record that police or ambulance took her to the hospital. she was attacked in the driveway to her house by four young men with guns. it happened in frond of her children the. show says her attackers knew what they were doing, had tone this before and that's why she's calling for stiffer penalties. per host reads catch these young people running wild, creating chaos and hold them in custody and prosecute them, period. she calling for gun control. however, this is coming from a liberal activist that was part of the movem

williams: he actually said if you have any of his records, he would buy them back. and he was going to have a bonfire. he burnedly different. i want to say restrained. i'm like, "you ain't even bring the rock 'n' roll to the gospel like sister rosetta tharpe was doing." maybe that was him trying to be still. ♪ i'm so weak ♪ java: he said that the bible would be his only love. he was a caring, loving person, and i was very proud of that. robinson: even in the sphere of sacred music, he names an album "the king of gospel singers," staking his claim for where his voice fits in the pantheon of gospel singers. winslow: richard met ernestine, and they got to be close as friends. and she wanted to marry him, and he married her. ♪ penniman: we were married at richard's home in los angeles. it was a very quiet, private service. i didn't know anything about richard before i met him. i sneaked away and listened to some of his songs. richard was the kind of husband that most women would want for a husband, always positive, loving, and caring. william: i think little richard wanted to do god's will, but he lived a high life

williams: he actually said if you have any of his records, he would buy them back. and he was going to have a bonfire. he burnedman: i was in a band called sounds incorporated. we're told that we're going on the road, and we're backing little richard. we're all saying "this is just -- this is beyond belief." we all figured that he'd retired, and we wouldn't hear of him again. all i can assume is don arden told richard it was a gospel tour. there's a rehearsal called. he had a sweater on him. i didn't recognize him. so we're not quite sure what to expect the first night. so, the band's riffing. you know, "now, from america, ladies and gentlemen, we have little richard," and he's not onstage. he's not there. from the balcony, we hear, "i am an atom bomb," eyes wide open and a cape, and he jumps off the balcony, ran up to the stage, and... ♪ a whole lot of shakin' goin' on ♪ ♪ whoo ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ a whole lot of shakin' goin' on ♪ newman: i was rocketed into the fifth dimension. i wasn't of this earth anymore. all of a sudden, richard jumped off the piano, lay on the floor as if he was dead. "is there a d

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