york city. for more than 2 decades attempt happening. postal employees can't to work aiming for their bosses, leaving awake of collateral damage as dozens of postal workers were killed or injured. millimeter vis. montclair, new jersey. there were 2 coastal employees killed. 2 people from the general public and one named for life. i went and sat outside that office that night and had tears in my eyes because i wonder if i should go back to work because of the fact that this could happen to me. but it could happen to anybody in any walk a life. and i had so much to give up to leave the postal service me every incident, post office, a violence back then i was involved in i was called in dr. mike mantell, an expert in dealing with mass trauma arrived today. i remember talking about how quickly they cleaned up the blood and the bullet holes and how some of the post office workers said there's still some bull holes in the wall. and it turns a stomach and it turns twist, sir. mine's. it affects us deep

say new york city got the lines, have no candidate both in high, nice to see again what he tell us about this case. a small lot still denies it cost me well, opening arguments are taking place in the trial of actor, just the small lat in chicago. he's charged with essentially making false reports to authorities alleging he was the victim of a anti anti gay and racist hate crime. now, you'll recall it was 3 years ago. the 39 year old actor from the u. s. t v. program empire was widely reported that he'd been attacked by 2 white masked men who've been wearing donald trump or make america great. again, had they had thrown chemicals on him, they had put a noose around his neck. they had shouted anti gay and racist slurs at him. and then as well as telling him that this was mag country short for make america great . again, donald trump slogan while shouting racist and homophobic slurs, he was then released from the hospital without any serious injuries. and quickly we saw many figures in the democratic party, jumping on his narrative of the dance and using them to criticize the trumpet admini

york city governor has been accused of double standards off to opting to live in a secure ami baseball campaigning ting t from the police, which he monet. williams making arguments like this and i was arrested marching in the parade demonstrated the human impact of discriminatory police. and we marched on 5th avenue that demonstrated our commitment and has 247 security water view and pays $1800.00 less per month. and similar dicks outside the base, typical receiving all the benefits. well, hair on fire, screaming justice, pathetic. do as i say. and not as i do. how can any serious person vote for him or williams is that representative? however, to say that the reason for such a choice is costas thea based is off a relatively cheap housing claim. say that his policies on public safety have stood for decades and did not change with his new address. however, he is being called, act fil, wanting army level security, while making new york streets less safe. sometimes you can't make these things up here. you have a man who swears that the problem in america and in particular in new york is t

new york city governor candidate jim own a williams is under fire because of his place of residence that after emerged he lived in rented housing on a secure army base. despite being a high profile campaigner for the fund. the police movement now was erected marching in a parade. it demonstrated the human impact of discriminatory police. when we marched on 5th avenue, it demonstrated our commitment in had 247 security water view and pay is $1800.00 less per month. and similar digs outside the base, typical receiving all the benefits will hair on fire streaming injustice. pathetic do as i say. and not as i do. how can any serious person vote for him? williams, he is currently running for new york state governor as a public advocate and seen by many as a watchdog for new yorkers. and as well as his push to the front of the police. he was also a leader of the brooklyn marches during the george floyd protests williams also threatened to block the city budget when demands to reduce the m y p. these funding were not met back in 2020. well, williams representative, however, does say the reason

now the new york city governor, candidate germany williams is under fire because of his place of residence that after to merge that he lived in rent it housing on a secure army base. despite being a high profile campaigner for the defund, the police movement now was arrested marching in the parade. it demonstrated the human impact of discriminatory police. and we marched our 5th avenue to demonstrate our commitment and has 247 security water view and pays $1800.00 less per month. and similar digs outside the base, typical receiving all the benefits, while hair on fire, screaming, injustice, pathetic. do as i say. and not as i do how come any serious person vote for him or williams he's currently running for new york state governor is a public advocate and seen as a watchdog for many new yorkers as well as his push to defun the police. he was also a leader of the brooklyn marches during the joy george floyd protests williams also threatened to block the city budget when demands to reduce the m y p. these funding were not met in 2020 williams is representative, however, does say that the rea

medical examiner here, new york said, died by suicide. by hanging as the jury basically, the jury's been picked and their civil questions really calling about the trial among them. will gillan maxwell testifying the case? that's a very risky proposition by the defense for many reasons. also will jury see and what we're hearing is that the answers, yes. a pre prosecutors will bring possible evidence from the quote unquote little black book that maxwell had. and also that epstein had of all the basically the names the numbers and contacts, including those wealthy and powerful friends. as i mention now, judge alison nathan, who has presided over many other high profile cases here and has also been nominated for the circuit court of appeals. my prison abida, which is next step. you know, one step from the u. s. supreme court. ah, she's already ruled against maxwell several times in maxwell's bid for bail sank, agreeing with prosecutors that she is a possible flight risk. now, the trial is expected to last, at least 66 weeks. so that would str

i mean, in any normal country that would get your jail time, you'd imagine now the new york city, given a candidate germain a williams, is under 5 because of his place of residence. soft to merge that he lived and rented housing on a secure army base despite being a high profile campaigner for the defund, the police movement now was arrested marching in a parade. it demonstrated the human impact of discriminatory police. when we marched on 5th avenue to demonstrate our commitment and had $24.00 seventh's security water view, and pay is $1800.00 less per month. and similar digs outside the base, typical receiving all the benefits. well, hair on fire streaming injustice, pathetic do as i say. and not as i do, how can any serious person vote for him? williams, he's currently running for new york state governors of public advocates and seen as a watchdog for new yorkers as well as his push to defend the police. you was also a leader of the brooklyn marches during the george floyd protests williams also threatened to block the city budget when demands to reduce the n y p. d. 's funding weren

a trend was accelerated during a pandemic in while wall street landlords are cashing in the new york times. singling out sir bruce, capital management, blackstone group, and lone star funds. as the biggest owners of spanish property we spoke with latisha casado, a campaigner for affordable housing. the if it does, yes it is. and during the previous crisis that affected the entire population of the country. and now when the economy crisis was followed by health care crisis, we see that during such periods, large investors mainly enrich themselves because they own housing. and there are very few rental office on the real estate market and demand. on the contrary, it's very high, in addition to spanish public administration does not have enough resources to provide families with decent housing alternative solutions to has him problems. all this creates fertile ground for the activities of large corporations because they can significantly increase their profits. she implemented? yes, absolutely. people move to other areas. he happens unnoticed and as a rule is not covered by the media. i

thomas jefferson stature banished from the new york city hall after a 187 years sketchy will be relocated to the new york historical society by people just put that on their maps to. and what is that when the new york and the chair of the black latin, an asian caucus, denique miller, who represents queens actually said he wanted statues gone because it doesn't represent contemporary values. while the minority leader, obviously public and minority in new york job, really actually from staten island call the move in attempt to sideline history. so who is right? bring back in our panel once again, 4 inches, be official, jamie finchley ford, which of israel mark elsie and ed martin, publisher of pro america report dot com. i'm going to, you know, you just yeah. what's the right look? i think we need to get rid of j. f. k. he was abusive and he was a philander right. they need to go off of every school. we don't a ladder that's all the work doesn't look. there's anyone that's not true. yeah, sure. we can find something else about the man. yeah. he lost his heart every day. so he's out say ok,

thomas jefferson statues banished from the new york city hall after 187 years sachi will be relocated to the new york historical society. like people just put that on their maps to and what is it when in new york? yeah. and the chair of the black latin asian caucus, denique miller, who represents queens actually said he wanted the statues gone, because it doesn't represent contemporary values. while the minority leader, obviously a republican minority in new york job early actually from staten island, called the move in attempt to sideline history. so who is right? bring back and our panel once again, 4 inches be official. jamie finch, henry ford, which of aesrael mark elsie and ed martin, publisher of pro america report dot com. i'm gonna throw this to you and he just said, yeah, you know, with what the ride will look. i think we need to get rid of j. f. k. he was abusive that he was a philander right. they need to go off of every school we known as economy for land or that is a take a look at this. is there anyone that's not a good one? here we can find something else about the man.

york city. i don't know if you caught that or not joining me here now to review this great thanksgiving day. is stacy herbert the fantastic, beautiful they were sorry for the intelligent all around nice gal. stay see what up . right. so at the end of the 1st half here on thanksgiving day special, we were discussing the fact that in capitalism in the old capitalism, before we had this, you know, whatever we have now, what would you call? it was the best way to say, cut, talk or see hackers back or see communism this? no. okay. well yeah, because the cure for high prices has always been high prices, but we don't have that anymore. we saw that the extraordinary events of 2021. we're kind of like an echo boom of the extraordinary events of 2020, where we saw a negative oil prices. that the extraordinary, which was an echo boom of the extraordinary events. 820182019. and that was negative interest rate. so time had no value and energy had no value. and then we get to 2021. there is just money galore.

reside in new york city and are otherwise qualified to vote. more than 800000 a green card holders and people authorize to work in the city and who have lived there at least 30 days will be allowed to participate in municipal elections. helping to elect the next mayor comptroller and a city council. they will also be allowed to vote on local ballot initiatives. so joining us today to talk about this new change in new york election lie, we welcome kerry and berg. somebody very familiar at a former candidate for new york city council. thank you for joining me. carrie anne, you for having me. okay, so this is some of the are obviously you probably know the election laws there in new york very, very well. so do you support this law? and do you believe that new yorkers would benefit from extending the franchise to non citizens would be very important to them. i believe that definitely there is a benefit to expanding that voting, who however i am not 100 percent in support of expanding to recall holders or citizens who are in route to become 3 car ho

in new york city leaders are pushing to allow more than 800000 non citizens to vote in local elections. we will tell you if this will come true and if this is more about political power or justice.

in new york city leaders are pushing to a lot more than 800000 non citizens to vote and local elections. we will tell you if this will come true and if this is more about political power or justice, allow for other cities to follow suit. and it's a story from the movie screen coming to real life as nasa launches a double asteroid redirection test in the space. we will bring you all the details i'm going to use in this story and more on today's news use use right here on our t america. ah, thanks for joining the man. charged with killing more than people and entering doesn't more at a holiday parade and walk sha wisconsin had his 1st quarter parents on tuesday. now daryl a brooks junior was arraigned on 5 counts of intentional homicide. and archie contributor molly bras, explained brooks, has a criminal record that has that many wondering why he was an already behind bars for this tragedy. now warning, you may find some video in this report graphic. the community of wil kasha is morning, the horrifying events that unfolded at their annual christmas parade. sunday the residence held a vig

but this person didn't just because you're dealing with a proxy in a big city like new york. that being said, is there any, have you noticed anything else being said to do, to try to make that streamline process more efficient to go along with this bill? so many times we put the horse before the card and in this case, do you feel like that could happen where you might actually have people one person being given a chance to vote in the other, not just because the paperwork didn't get processed. i see that there will be confusion with this particular as we saw that were right. so i was boating. we saw the roll out of that new system basically become disastrous. i do not want this to happen in another municipal election where you're voting for the may or the controller and so forth. this is why i think they really should ensure that there's money behind this. and we also meet so kind of read that the board of elections and take out the patriot system that exists in that particular institution to ensure that we are protecting the rights of all american citizens and non citizens.

and the me to new york police survey shows that holden, hob of the cities offices, which they never joined the force. we hear about the growing pressures they do have to work. the officials who campaign or promises they go on to actively prosecute cost, or what else could we possibly expect to happen? so they're going to take a step back and this isn't going to make any ones they would say, ah, that live on world wide. this is out international just a midnight here in moscow. now, wednesday, the 24th of november on calling bray with the world news 1st for you. then joe biden has opened america's strategic petroleum reserve making available some 50000000 barrels through the coming months. but despite the unprecedented move, which political rivals claim smacks of desperation and a struggling economy, the president made this rather astonishing boast were experiencing the strongest economic recovery in the world. even after county for inflation, our economy is bigger. and our found is that more money in their pockets than they did before, the pandemic or u. s. correspond accountable, but expla

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also the new laws and tedious policies are punishing good cult new york city police offices, a well past breaking point a made diblasio and the outgoing city council is still piling on with policies that punish cops and a road public safety. the intolerable environment and our sub standard pay has every cop looking to get out as soon as they can. or his fears are shared by 56 percent of the cities offices. in that recent survey, the majority said they wish they'd chosen a different career. citing public distrust and disrespect and a lot even said that they're afraid to pursue criminals for fear of being sued this year. of course, a scene sweeping powers earned reforms in the city, curtailing the rights of the authorities to use force in order to restraint suspects. but even before any of those new policies were announced, officers were already concerned by high levels of crime in new york believed that they won't come down any time soon either. in fact, from that survey, almost 80 percent of respondents said there wouldn't be any improvement in the city safety for at least the next 2 yea

and the link to new york police survey shows that more than half of the cities offices, which they had never joined the force. we hear about the growing precious. when you have elected officials, boot campaign or promises, we're going to actively prosecute cops or what else could you possibly expect to happen? so they're going to take a step back and this isn't going to make.

new york police survey shows that more than half of the cities offices, of which they had never joined the force. we hear about the grubbing crashes. we have reworked the officials who campaign on promises. we're going to actively prosecute cars for you.

and a link to new york police survey shows that more than half of the cities offices wish they'd never joined the force. we hear about the growing precious we have to work the officials, boom campaign or promises we're going to actively prosecute cops, or what else could you possibly expect to happen? so they're gonna take a step back and this isn't going to make any ones they would saver. ah, let's good happy with this tuesday evening at 9 here in moscow. my name is colleen bright. welcome to you. we'll news from alta international 1st for you this out in an unprecedented move, president biden has opened america's strategic petroleum reserve making available some 50000000 barrels through the coming months. with the details, his kind of open the decision was made in coordination with other major energy consumers such as india, japan, and south korea in response to the fact that oil exporting countries have not made the decision to ramp up the oil supply as the biden administration has repeatedly request it now many have looked on and seen this is potentially a p r move on the part of t

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and in new york, a survey shows that more than half of the cities police wish they had never joined the force. we hear from an officer about the growing pressures we have the officials who campaign on promises we're going to actively prosecute cops, or what else could you possibly expect to happen? so they're going to take a step back in. this isn't going to make any ones they were safer. ah, oh, hello there. justin 7 peer moscow time live from ortiz, will des, age q this tuesday. it's kevin owen with the latest news addition for you. and in an unprecedented, most president biden's opened the nation's strategic petroleum reserve, making therefore, available some 15000000 barrels of oil for the coming months. let's get laid on this couple of guests from to including my cousin. he's are a minute but 1st caleb moping no less. i caleb, but let's talk about this again. the white as saying this should bring down oil prices and pressure opec, but not every was convinced to lay while this move was made in coordination with other oil consuming countries, south korea, india, japan, among others.