>> steve: oh >> jimmy: wyatt!d applause and we've got great music from dayglow! [ cheers and applause oh, my god it's gonna be a fun one tonight. guys, as i mentioned, the governor of new jersey just rolled out new incentives for people to get vaccinated and i think it -- it started a a trend. >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah, 'cause now some other governors are offering unique rewards i'll show you what i mean. >> steve: oh, wow. >> jimmy: for instance, here's illinois governor, j.b. pritzker. he's offering a comped meal at his club, the bada bing. [ cheers and applause >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: do you go there? >> steve: that's great, yeah >> jimmy: up next, here's kentucky governor, andy beshear he's offering a promise to stop staring at you like this [ cheers and applause next up, here's pennsylvania governor, tom wolf, he's offering an extension on your 9th grade history paper. >> steve: oh, that's - [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: that's cool. these are all great incentives here's mississippi governor, tate

kimberly wyatt is the prosecuting attorney. she is work on cases involving child abuse and other crimes of violence. most recently, she has been part of a newly formed domestic violence regional firearms abortion unit. this role invites law enforcement and family on all aspects of extreme risk action orders from investigations to court proceedings. miss wyatt also works on firearms compliance cases and high-risk domestic violence firearm offenders. biggie go sir -- and vicki go sir -- nikki gosear -- she's a graduate of the your city of tennessee at knoxville and earned her degree -- of the university of tennessee at knoxville and earned her degree in psychology. he has spent three decades working on gun violence from vegan -- good violence prevention issues from 2013 he help form for the risk-based firearm policy. they're designed to promote policies that can prevent those at a higher risk of violent behavior from possessing firearms. the basis for california's first gun violence restraining order which passed in september 200

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has said that he will continue to keep the calm and that he wants me he extremist what he called wyatt's saxton's. but earlier tonight they were clashes in front of the evil university point 3 people were injured and some 3 feet were arrested so we are expecting the showdown here and the old city of jerusalem not far from the al aqsa mosque to continue source few hours and at the same time we are hearing reports of of my limbs elsewhere in the west bank and simply because sometime us people to come out and protest against israel so a very very tense situation interesting and here jerusalem braced for more unrest paula senior correspondent bring us right up to date from the scene right. now the red army's instrumental role in the feeding the nazis in world war 2 is quietly but there's more strictly being wiped from western history books but there is some resistance that's just ahead stay with us. europe prefers to ignore the fact that along with nancy germany or against the civic union was officially declared by the governments of italy finland slovakia bugg area hungary area romania and

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democrats have proposed, not what nancy pelosi is proposed she wanted to be partisan commission to wyatt'sblog down there is no reason to introduce partisan politics into this we had have a clear look at the security failings, we had several rounds of hearings in the senate on the security failings on the day, those are pretty significant, we know for instance there was major controversy about activating the national guard, we know that some did not want the guard activated on the day because they thought it looked too much like president trump activation against the rioters in d.c. earlier in the summer, i think that was a mistake to not activate the guard earlier, there was a lot of controversy to ask for when it was activated et cetera, we should have a full accounting of all of that making sure the various law enforcement agencies record needing and figure out how we can improve and i had a couple of police officers that said is anything going to be done proactively or is it going to be a blame game looking back, i think he had exactly right something a commission could do, nonpartisan

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of all those boys, she said her son wyatt had the most to learn. he was a passionate care there. he felt injustice. he was alert to injustice. he had a temper his parents had to teach them how to control, and altogether, i guess he was a bit of a handful. but certainly, going to west point changed much of that. you saw a wonderful picture of him in high school. dr. friedberg: and you mentioned they were a very religious family. his mother was a mennonite, right? susan: she was. they were a subgroup. it was a large community that's left from pennsylvania and went to kansas in the late 1800s. dr. friedberg: that must've been quite the statement for ike. you have told me i can call him ike. i don't want to be disrespectful. susan: please. dr. friedberg: for ike to come from this background and go to a military academy. tell me how he rose through the forces of the armed forces -- rights of the armed forces. susan: my great-grandfather did not want to be a farmer and tried his hand in business, which was not terribly successful. he had a modest job at the creamery. they could not aff

yes they did an hour jack they needed repair wyatt's they cracked that happened since 2017 and their version is that. the one of the columns that has seen this breach that carried their train so these happens a lot in months ago at the beginning of the year there was a fire also at one of their stations so in this in mexico city manager and this is key metro is a key transportation in mexico city these lines line 12 carried throughout half a 1000000 passengers a day knowing now they are without without these words it's easy for. reporting from mexico city thank you and welcome. some of the other stories making headlines around the world today lebanon and israel have resumed indirect talks over the disputed sea border on the u.s. mediation negotiations between the long time foes stalled last year due to disagreements over demarcation lines the 2 sides are officially at war and tensions return to flare up along the borders foreign ministers from the g 7 group of industrialized countries are holding a 2nd day of talks ahead of a leaders summit in june many of the world's biggest geopoli

i do point out that donald trump endorsed the widow of ron wyatt, who -- i'm looking forward to serving with her if she wins, nothing against her at all, he endorsed her five days before the election would have to votes were cast and she was ahead in the polls. that's not a courageous endorsement. anybody that knows trump knows he is scared to death to take endorsements because he is worried that if he loses something, people will see him for what he is. in terms of michael wood, i knew that would be a long shot. but my view with country first, with what i want to do and what i support is not to sit back and just find races that i know can win and support those people, because all that becomes is me doing things to promote myself. and maybe people are just so cynical on politics, but i'm truly not doing this to promote adam kinzinger. i dedicated my life to this country and this party, so for me it was important to show that if you are willing to stand up and tell people the truth, there are people that will support you. it may not be enough to win, and it may not be enough to compete a

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it's from a confederate soldier named william wyatt. he was writing to mr. and mrs. sam baker and hanover county. he was in station in georgia. he wrote this letter to them in november 1862 in which he talks about how the smallpox was scattered through the country by soldiers returning from the army. and i was vaccinated yesterday though. it may be too late to do any good for i may have with it somewhere on the road for i met and traveled with a great many six soldiers. i shall be uneasy for several weeks. so he's expressing his fear that he himself might come down with smallpox because he was traveling around with with soldiers moving from place to place and he got exposed to smallpox. he was vaccinated buddy was he's not sure sure he was vaccinated in time. this is a letter that i really resonates with some of the current debates. we're having about mask mandates about getting the coronavirus vaccine and so forth. this letter is a draft of a letter to an editor from a doctor robert john preston. it was an abingdon, virginia. he wrote this in 1876. he wanted a newsp

. >> reporter: wyatt spent decades in law enforcement, retiring from the anaheim police department before moving to wyoming. >> the cost of living is so much less. maximum, 6% sales tax. half of what we are paying in california. no state income tax. our permit to build a house was $200. >> reporter: who is moving in and out of california? eric mcgee is a senior fellow at the public policy institute of california who studies and analyzes the data. >> typical pattern for liia last years is people move out of california for other states and then we backfill that with imgr from other states. >> reporter: the data also paints this picture. >> the people who are moving from california to other states are generally poor and middle income. people moving into california tend to be wealthier and they tend to be young people just starting out in their careers. >> reporter: analysts expect california's growth to pick up again but the case will be very gradual. >> it is a significant milestone. >> immigration policy changes. >> we are destination city. combined with stay-at-home orders and lockdown or

plus a nice big golf course making a comeback wyatt will still offer tee times 2 years after shuttingown. >> more people play golf for the first time this past year than any other year. this is according to the national golf foundation, the pandemic drove people to courses because it's outdoors. it's you can be spaced out from people. a course that had previously closed is now reopening because of that popularity, kron four's, michelle kingston reports from brent want. >> years ago, people bought homes here in shadow lakes to live on a golf course. well, it closed in the land surrounding them went from luscious green to dry and brown. real quick. they're looking forward to seeing the golf course back up and running soon. it's just something else that will make our neighborhood just more beautiful. this open land was once a large public golf course just off balfour road in brentwood until it closed in 2018 really it's only used for people walking like walking dogs and stuff shadow lakes opened up a driving range in late 2019 and just announced they reopen a nine-hole course here in oct

. >> reporter: folks like darren wyatt says he has no plans to return. >> the drive to the state of californiathe weather but i don't think the cost of living is worth that. >>> california's population is not the only thing falling right now. >> the more solid bids will survive. you don't want to be standing in the way of one of those. >> and out of control rocket racing toward earth, destination unknown. >>> millions of dollars worth of sports cars paid for with your tax dollars. a california man accused of inventing a business empire in order to rip off the pandemic relief fund. >>> what goes up must come down. the big question right now is where? >> i don't know. and out of control chinese rocket is inspected during down wreckage on earth as early as this evening. >> we don't have a plan to shoot the market down. we are hopeful that it will land in a place where it won't harm anyone. >> 20 ton bomb march 5 rocket is descending in an uncontrolled reentry after putting a piece of china's plant space station into orbit. it is expected to break into pieces as it hit the atmosphere. >> we will g

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out into solano county really going to be seeing the strongest of winds out of the northeast today wyatt solano county and much of the central valley that is under these red flag warnings now is first drought monitor goes. we saw some significant changes to this map last week and that involves extreme drought in red dow spreading further south into the bay in a dating. much of the south bay, all of the peninsula, all of the north bay and much of the east bay too. so as we make our way into the start of fire season. now we're doing so with conditions that are unfortunately prime for wildfires. so make sure to account for that. as you venture outside back to you. and in addition to the fire danger, the drought also means we have potentially water conservation restrictions that have to go into place. marin county, for instance, already putting some restrictions in place like the banning of washing cars at home. no power washing of your home or your business and effect tomorrow. the water board is going to be considering limiting using your sprinklers to maybe just 2 days a week. >> limiting

social justice it's kind of embarrassing to not have a few meters to have these you know all male wyatt panels and so on so i would say that now also would say that arguments like business please arguments that companies. are more diverse sports are all created for and the employees are happy that these kind of also feel so and we have quote us of course we got this to north one was passed last year and i mean those laws are not i mean they're i would say also symbolic in a way because they're not you know like protests on and every management position but and they do mean something i mean they set the tone and the norms briefly has the pandemic changed anything. well unfortunately what we can see now is that it has come to a retreat decision and ization of the well of gender roles because in june the childcare facilities and also schools were closed for long periods of time i mean even now they're not fully it reopened yet and what we can see from numerous studies is that it's mostly the women who do the childcare again and become more as housewives and as them and the men can continue

she was the daughter of an immigrant her family's history gives you a window to wyatt she loves thisountry so much to serving this country. in that speech she also talks about two more things. each are special in its own rights. when she talks about sheet says the tocqueville was right that we are not special because we are more enlightened thanci other countries what makes america specials we face up to our faults and we address that we try to learn from them and we try to do better. that is a big component to what she did as an advocate and a judge. she tried constantly to use her talents to make siding more just and open up opportunities for everyone to live a full and happy life. live up to their full human potentialt. i particular went to the last l component of the book, says to all these individuals in the audience have come from all over the world to join our citizenry, she says and now this is your constitution too. this is a theme that goes back to her confirmation proceedings it's not up to the supreme court toon protect our constitution. it is up to everybody. she said th

pete: wyatt, does it beat video games or is video games still number one? >> both. >> i get it.n sheriff real quick. >> people are loving it. they display it on their homes. we have made over 300 flags. almost 100 crosses and people want more and more and we are just doing it [inaudible] these guys are making a little bit of money putting away for college manage their time and money. it's been a goodway life lesson. pete: putting us to shame for the activities we tried to get our kids to do during covid. very, very cool. you guys are lucky you may not know it but you will some day. you have a father whos that that trajectory. if you want to order visit sheriff bieber's facebook page. you might get busier as the summer comes around as the orders come flying. in bieber family mom who is not there. >> she is behind the camera. pete: always doing the work never getting the credit. sheriff, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. pete: all right. still ahead, cdc eases summer camp mask mandates vaccinated children. unvaccinated kids need to mask up. dr. saphier on the guidel

and you guys are all feeling like wyatt earp. >> we're feeling pretty good, yes. the call he received from detective wilson. you come to the station. the cops bring you in, and they say? >> your father has been arrested. and i couldn't be more happier. i really felt like my dreams and my prayers had been answered. >> richard, once their dad's loyal and trusted confidante, was not as thrilled. >> i was happy that the arrest was made, but then on the other end of it, i mean, i was sad in a way, too, because even though i knew in my heart he had something to do with it -- >> it's still your dad. >> it's still my dad, and i always had some deeply wedged fantasy that maybe one day the cops would arrest someone else completely and end up actually telling us, like you know what, your dad ended up not having anything to do with it. >> you wanted to be wrong. >> i wanted to be wrong on that. i really wanted to be wrong. >> have a seat over there for me, magdi. >> sure. >> i'm detective wilson. >> detective wilson brought magdi to the station and sat him down in the intervi

guest: the two narratives you heard at that hearing from maloney and c -- clyde speaks to wyatt the analysisnd investigation needs to be taken out of -- two why -- to why the analysis needs to be taken out of congress and given to a commission. for my home town on january 6, there were five women, grandmothers, who drove to washington because they thought that president trump was having a rally that day to support him. they drove up there and they were at the rally. they did not go into the capitol, but they are an example of the innocence that did get -- the innocents that did get lured into this because of misinformation, but there are individuals who intentionally misled people for a long period of time. they are still misleading people. this attorney lynwood said this weekend that president trump had already signed the insurrection act and is still the president. that is lunacy. that is lunacy and these people are still out there doing this misinformation. that's really unproductive, counterproductive, problematic for the u.s., because you have to get to the truth. the truth matters. tod

wyatt christopher mazel was born in wyoming. after growing up in casper, wyoming, wyatt joined the united states air force, serving as a senior airman from 2015 to 2018. after returning to his home and marrying the love of his life, paige, he moved to hide who -- o falls, idaho and graduated from the idaho law enforcement academy in 2014. before graduating he and paige welcomed a beautiful baby daughter, morgan emily. he served as a sheriff's deputy with bonaville county sheriff's office for 13 months. at the graveside service honoring his life, his career was characterized in two words, friendship and service. it takes a special person to serve in our nation's armed forces and an even better one to continue to serve one's community after leaving the air force. by all accounts, wyatt was that person, befriending everyone he met. on may 18, 2020, while attempting to help a woman in mental crisis in the middle of bone road, he was struck by another deputy's vehicle and was pronounced dead at eastern, idaho medical center. wyatt le

daniel rankin, chip wyatt, jacob patterson, nick locally, fill steincrauss,est ter mcguire, and justin witt. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. paul: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to be able to conclude my remarks before the vote begins. the presiding officer: also without objection. mr. paul: about 50 years ago william proxmire rows in this esteemed body and told us about government waste. he called it the golden fleece award. they were studying things like dating and love and what makes love and we had these great scientific studies about love. these are william proxmire's words from the early 1970's. he was a conservative democrat. he says i object to this study on love because no one, even the national science foundation, can argue that falling in love sf a science -- in love is a science. not only because i'm sure that even if they spend $84 million or $84 billion, they would not get an answer that anyone would believe. i'm also against this study on love because i don't want the answer. i believe that 200 million other americans want to leave some things in li