because today under roe state lawmakers are robbed of their ability to represent the values of their constituents. yet, because of roe, the will of the people of mississippi to protect life is obstructed. according to a recent poll 80% of americans are opposed to abortions after the first three months, that's 12 weeks, of pregnancy. that is an overwhelming majority of the american people. but because of roe, their voices are being silenced. it's time for the supreme court to allow the states and federal lawmakers, those of us who are elected who are held directly accountable by the people to protect the most vulnerable among us. it is time we, the united states of america, a nation that is supposed a leader on human rights, recognize that babies in the womb deserve equal protection under our laws. i'm sure many of my colleagues and most americans would agree that nations like communist china and north korea agreedgesly violate -- egregiously violate human rights, yet when it comes to abortion, america stands with them, just seven countries, and we're on the list. the united states is

rob mcbride, al jazeera herod, afghanistan. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories your hand and troops of crossed into democratic republic of congo as part of a coordinated operation to combat the armed groups known as allied democratic forces. it comes weeks after 3 suicide bomb attacks and kampala killed several people. security forces have fired tear gas at anti military protesters in sudan.

that he has no interest in staying around a drug-ridden, crime-ridden area he feels he has been robbed three times in the last month. so i think you are going to see everyday people respond aggressively. i think crime will become a bigger and bigger issue because it directly threatens all of us. when you see the flash mobs that rush into stores, 80 people, semi organized looting a store, i suspect people will say they want prosecutors who prosecute. they want policemen who police, and they are tired of being told that our sympathy for the criminal has to be greater than our sympathy for the innocent. i do think there will be a big shift but the media will do everything it can. watch the way they are dealing with the killings that happened in wisconsin in which they are avoiding really dealing with the man who killed those people and trying to hide the issue. the media will do all it can to slow this down and not communicate how bad it really is. >> bill: on that point about waukesha a couple things i want to play for you. you are exactly right. the story has disappeared. you had an ame

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hard-working men and women across the country is when the say drugstores, pharmacies are continually robbed, walgreens has shut down over a dozen stores in san francisco alone. this creates retail waste lands and even a job waste land in lower income neighborhoods. number 1, number 2, why aren't the feds doing anything about this? why isn't joe biden's justice department involved in cracking down on these gangs if it's organized crime that would fall under the rico laws but instead merrick garland seems more concerned going after parents as domestic terrorists than they are the actual thieves that are disrupting commerce in this country. maria: yeah, it's true. ryan, if you do get arrested for theft, you're out back on the streets within hours because there's no cash bail and there's no bail. ryan: yeah, it's crazy. it was between the robbers and dagen, i put any money on dagen any day of the week, i think that she would scare any robber, i think she has the force to do. i digress. big phenomena in new york, i saw with h&m returning a shirt and i wanted to get a color, well, it probably got

to be part of making a film about an election that was stolen, about people who felt like they were robbed, about a democracy that was under threat, are you doing something about america? and then no, the information came out and was like no, this is about zimbabwe, a story i have been following almost my whole life because of south africa's proximity to the country. >> yeah. >> trevor: but let's talk about that immediate see. >> yeah. >> trevor: this is a story not just about zimbabwe but about democracy as a whole and you decided to tell it, what inspired you to go this is a moment to tell this story. >> it was frustration more than anything. have i been a human rights activist for two decades. activism very often comes out of suffering, personal suffering or certainly witnessing the suffering of others and that was aspects true for me. and have i been fighting for the rights of women and children. and i realized recently that i have been a spokesperson for people all over the world except for zimbabwe, my own home because i feared the political backlash. >> trevor: wow. >> and what happ

chai latte, for “rob ott.” for “rob ott.” error human. [sfx: laser sounds] switch to geico for more ways to save. ♪ ♪ ♪ olive: wait wait wait! ♪ mom: wait honey, that's that's... ♪ ♪you and i,♪ ♪wait for each other♪ ♪you and i,♪ ♪ ♪stronger than lovers♪ ♪ ♪you and i,♪ ♪ ♪so much to discover♪ dad: oh boy. ♪for you and i♪ ♪ ♪oh, i hope you feel it♪ ♪you and i♪ ♪we wait for each other♪ ♪ >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show, my guest is emmy award-winning actor and producer thandiwe newton, here to talk tb her new documentary about the fight for democracy in glim wab way. >> wow. we're here for a press conference with nelson-- as you can see the riot police have just turned up. >> come with me. >> sth is a democracy. >> wow. >> trevor: tense, welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> trevor: let's jump straight into it you know, when i first heard that you were going to be part of making a film about an election that was stolen, about people who felt like they were ro

so forget robbing a guy coming off a shift at arby's. all you get is 50 bucks and you end up smelling like a roast beef sandwich. they now have drink and crime and the risk is male. they might as well advertise it on tv. it's black friday every day and everything is marked on 100%. verse 100 customers bust into a storefront window gets a flatscreen and victim status. the media will say don't call it looting because that's racist. perhaps even covering these crimes at all is racist too. criminals understand this as they see democrats are more worried about protecting people from old statues then active crime scenes. as retail dies, amazon must be grinning until the next wave goes after their drivers. they will be the new stagecoaches. instead of guns their drivers will defend themselves with bottles of. now if you're in the media chances are you protected, as i tape the show, we have security. they make sure the fans in this audience don't attack me, which happens when you are this sexy. some nights i feel like tom jones trying to get to

in minnesota best buy was robbed by a group of 22 by 30 thieves who made off with electronics. the ceo saying in the third quarter earnings call, we are definitely see more and more organized retail crime and incidents of shrinking our location. this is a real issue that her and scares real people. the real people being shoppers and employees. because of the dangerous nature of the crimes, some stores are closing locations to avoid conflict. walgreens will close an additional five stores in san francisco. they say because of organized retail crime. what are the big problems that retailers point to is a lack of regulation and online marketplaces. thieves can steal goods and quickly sell them for a high price online, especially popular during this holiday shopping season. liz: thinking for your journalism, congress is trying to move on legislation that would stop retail steps and goods being put online. it's good to see you. >> former boston chief of police dan linsky, we can blame local prosecutors for a free-for-all and downgrading crime, how do you stop this and who's doing it

rob malley is obviously the lead negotiator and we are working with our european partners in lockstep. of course we will continue to press our diplomatic approach. >> reporter: two questions. there is more work to do in terms of how dangerous it is, knowing how it spreads. i'm wondering if you could elaborate on some specifics in terms of, what is in place now? how is this going to be tracked and traced domestically in local communities across the country? whether you are working with governors, states, or is this an area where there is still work being done? >> secretary psaki: i think with the president was trying to convey is there are several layers of work right now. i just outlined for all of you the work that is being done, the scientific data analysis that is being done. that i can assure you that our public health officials here are in very close touch with all state health officials and public health partners. calls were held throughout the weekend of serious public health officials at the state and local level. these calls included state, county, city health officials, stat

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the editor and american conservative contributing editor so he rob ahmari joins us now. good morning to you. >> thanks for having me. >> i'm no longer with the post but i love my colleague miranda devine's work and following it closely when you are the son of the sitting vice president, that last name is an amazing thing, isn't it? >> >> yes. absolutely. you know, steve, i grew up in iran, spent most of my child 450d there. and back in iran we always used to talk about something called the regime. the regime wasn't just a normal governmental appear rat tus. it was all these children and prince lings attacked to powerful ayatollahs and other merchants connected to the government. we should start using the regime to refer to this complex of corrupt prince lings like hunter biden attached by last names to powerful men in government, part of our ruling class, mostly democratic elites. and then the media and social media companies that cover for them, you know, you can't blame the chinese. the chinese are thinking how do we deal with the regime as it actually exists. on paper

as many as 10 people robbed at a home depot in california friday night making off with hammers, crow bars and other tools. at least 30 stole electronics from a best buy in minnesota on black friday. here's what a global retail consulting executive says. >> about 1/4 of consumers we've seen in the last week east to west, north to south, one out of every four concerned probably not going to the mall because of crime. 1/2 to your good prior report not going to malls because of pandemic and the other 1/4 not going to the mall because they've bought early or more likely put off by the price gouging during this holiday season. >> this turned deadly. in oakland, california, a security guard died after he was shot protecting a bay area tv news crew covering a smash and grab theft. police say attack teams will port them. >>> some sad news to report this morning. the fashion world has lost a trailblazer. the first black artistic director of louis vuitton men's wear and ceo of the line off white. virgil abloh lost his battle can cancer. "time magazine" named him the most influential designer of

rob, i will start with you. >> i'm going to completely dispel the stereotype. the unexamined life is not worth living and the lesser known the parallel is not worth examining so don't be an ethical sleepwalker. acquire within and that is a pathway for the entirety, not just at the beginning. >> wonderful. jeremy. >> my word is go deep, two words. this is motivated by the idea when i was looking for my own career path but also as a professor and someone who served at the senior levels of government i see generalists everywhere that i look, people that have invested in checking every box and learning something quickly and rapidly being deployed and i always higher the people who've gone deep, and i always wanted to be, as a young person, the person that had gone deep. if you want to solve problems in the world, you have to get beyond the top layer of understanding. you have to exercise your muscle in terms of thinking about how and do as much about implementation so my advice is to go deep and pick something you care about and look at it from every angle and work

somebody that would rob a member of our elderly community and hut putthem on the ground and take their purse. if you have information our investigators are looking for video to get evidence to bring this person to act for this crime. last incident robbery with a gun on november 14th at 10:25 a.m. 700 block of steiner. blood daylight. victim was 30 years old approached three suspects as they broke into his vehicle. one of the subject pointed gun at the victim and took the victim's backpack and left the scene. there was $6,000 in property taken from the victim. no arrests at this time. we hope to locate the evidence to bring these folks to justice as well. we have seen more of these incidents resulting in violent encounters. this is something to get a handle be on. getting to our strategies on that. central district is focused on these types of auto thefts, break ins, particularly as i mentioned earlier in the fisherman's wharf, union square and chinatown. there will continue through december. we are ramping up a park smart education campaign. we are going to the holidays. a lot of peopl

on my fingers, on my face and stretched and it was -- it was delightful and i actually kind of felt robbed, why hadn't i had this for 7 years of my life. >> there's a portion of your book that you have a through line. this is what's happening and this is analogous commentary and from a writer's point of view, i thought it was gorgeous. tellll me about the creation of the structure. >> the chapter specifically was one of the very first chapters i wrote. the first chapter i wrote was shopping day and then i wrote silk and they were my strongest visceral memories from my early time in america and i thought -- firmly believed up until not long ago that i would not be able to finish the book and tht maybe instead when i failed and inevitable i would publish chapters as essays so that's why the silk chapter is structured a little bit differently although the structure comes back in a few instances but i remember distinctly working in the sweat shop and thinking, oh, remember when you were a kid, like just a kid, six months ago at home with your grandma and she had the tv on and you were just wat

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what about rob's dry cough? works on that too, and lasts 12 hours. 12 hours?! who studies that long? mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs. maria: 93,000 overdoses in the last year, this administration is doing nothing about the fentanyl that's being pushed into this country. they're lacing commonly used drugs, they're lacing marijuana with fentanyl. and killing people. >> yeah, i think we saw when you and i were on the border, talking to border agents, they are not able to focus on stopping the drug trade into our country. the cartels know they can start running fentanyl which is deadly as you said and is going to kill thousands of people. we know this. the biden administration knows this. and yet they continue to allow people to come across this country in droves and continue to allow the importation of fentanyl that is coming through china as well. jason: texas attorney general ken paxton addressing the drug crisis at the southern border on "mornings with maria" last tuesday. just two days later, u.s. customs and border he protection made a record-breaking

time to sit down and talk to rob is driven by dream shaped banks. concur some of those with there's sinks, we dare to ask a ah, the top story or the week of the day. welcome to the weekly on r t. now to protesters have been killed in almost 20 injured by. the french army in need year is according to local officials. that's off to a military convoy on route to molly was blocked by a large scale demonstration. the convoy of the french ball kane force, escorted by the national gent armory, was blocked by very violent protesters in sarah, in the talbert region, where at spend the night in its attempt to break free use force, leading to the death of 2 people and 18 wounded club we have it's from official accounts authorities in nyja, which say that off to the french convoy had passed from burkina faso into niger about 30 kilometers in a huge crowd about a 1000 demonstrators. and try to stop the convoy this, this french convoy fred check presently, area has been unpopular with many people with some at felicity's. they believe all manner of stories about french troops and their relations with va

over so it will be a really rough holiday season for small businesses because there is no downside to robbing, it's literally a. mentoring scheme to capitalism. judge jeanine: tommy, what say you? >> five thing finger discount is going over well this holiday season but in biden's america, if you can't afford it, he might as well looted she can do it in cities and states felon caught policies, das soft on crime, defunded police departments, it's a perfect storm and also what happens when you spend the entirety of summer 2020 looting social justice, of course they are embolden and think they can get away with it because they can't. you've got democrat mayors and governors not knowing what to do trying to install different wiring and things like that. maybe if you are tough on crime, maybe the people doing this tell them there's consequences for their action, maybe they wouldn't do it. if you can classify this as a misdemeanor in places like california, he wouldn't have people important to do so but in biden's america, he will see more. the only protection there are, crooks degenerates and felon

my question is why do we have such a big rob lowe him and coming together and why is there such a huge divide between the right and the left in the country where there are so many well-educated people that would love to come to the middle. we have all this stuff going on in extremes. really quick times we have had 100 million conservatives and vice versa. everybody accepted that there presence -- that's my question. >> banks are linda, appreciated. i'll give you two reasons i think why as you are rightly describing even though there are people who say they desperately are longing for the middle and this goes back to the idea of tools, the tools of economics and policies for the given example. the way that our media operates, tom and i are practitioners and we watched some of this evolution over the last 20 or 30 years and it's an amazing fact that 50 years ago the average sound bite on television was 62 seconds long and today the average sound bite on television is six or seven seconds long. why does that connect? i think it's smaller. our skittering attention is one of the ways in whi

the lapd declared a city wide tactical alert last night after a a large group robbed the store on melrose avenue. police say the robbers used pepper spray, six smash and grabs happened in different neighborhoods. and in the city of lakewood, police say up to ten people targeted a home depot. making off with hammers and sledge hammers and just the sort of thick you would use to smash windows to get into stores. a live look now union square bustling with holiday shoppers and with police. security has been tight in the shopping center all week long. following a smash and grab at the louie view vuiton store there. shoppers young and old took to the stores to buy holiday gifts. >> so far it's pretty nice. the weather is beautiful. people seem to be nice. you know. kind of crowded. which is good. last year there was no crowds. >> happening tomorrow in honor of the first day of hanukkah. 46-year-old tradition continues this weekend in union square. the celebratory lighting of the 25-foot menorah will happen tomorrow. the lighting scheduled for 4:45. but the free event begins at 2:00. it is small

i think that's literally like going to the guy who robbed your house and saying give me alone . >> ... do you think that's what they're going to do? i'm getting screwed. you're costing me more money. i should come home. again it defies logic. >> you spend a lot of time in here outlining everything we have to fight on, talk about here today. you dance around the things we need to do. it's very clear here in currently passionate about this. we are to be there. we have to be the man in the arena, show up, have the facts on our side, take us into. what if we get canceled? what about the center in georgia who lost his job? what do you do then? what's next? >> well again the easy thing is to give up. the hard thing is to stay in the arena you just mentioned. but if you look generally speaking i think the people who stay in the rain and fight eventually win. it may not be easy. it may not be quick. we live in a society that wants instant gratification and wants to look at your tweets and say how many retweets and likes to i get? sometimes it takes a while. it's like a video you put up and go

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you know, god forbid, you know, should any of us drive somebody to the 7-eleven and they rob and kill someone in that 7-eleven and we wait for them and drive them away, we are culpable for that. we are charged with murder, we are charged with robbery because we were present and facilitated that in some way. even if we didn't know they were going to do that in the 7-eleven. now we have d.a.s who know what the issue is the same d.a., by the way, in 2013, released a drug dealer on a deferred prosecution who ended up in injecting a 26-year-old woman with heroin and then tried to hide her body. so, i mean, there is a history with this. and then aoc, you must have seen, everyone saw tweeted the day after this massacre another call for lower bail. that was a smashing of our face in the mud doubling down on this. i hate to say it it's true. they want this. it's craven, it's a crime and they want more. we have to admit that and i think waukesha tells us that pretty clearly. pete: tammy, if they know what they're doing, who do they believe this benefits? what do they believe the upside is? >> w

. >> was like that's a person, not literally rob me today and took my car. i don't know how far is going to get. there's 250,000 miles on it >> the victim says she's not worried about losing her car what's in it. she just wants the guy off the streets before he does something like that again. we're the best part of thanksgiving enjoying all those holiday leftovers. coming up, what to hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. usaa is made for the safe pilots. limited availability in select areas. for mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. lucia. who announces her intentions even if no one's there. and sgt

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there's always comments of susan rice or the chief of staff, rob klain. and it really gets to a point that we don't know how they're making these decisions. what we do know is there is a huge influence from the progressives and how they put constant pressure on this administration to really shift to the left in all these different policies. and what you're seeing right now is the consequences of inflation that is really hitting the working americans, working concern hitting the middle class where they're feeling the impact of higher gas prices, feeling the impacts of higher food prices. and there's concern of supply chain crisis which we know, david, has created, you know, a huge bottleneck situation right now where you've got to ask yourself are the products going to make it in time for christmas. that's a big question. and so it's all this pressure that's being put on americans, and what was happening with it is joe biden's poll numbers going down because of just bad decision making across the board in less than a year. a. david: yeah. and i think nothi

we will hold the -- we will hear next from rob. good morning. caller: good morning, c-span. i wanted to say i think joe biden has done a horrible job with from the minute he took office and close the pipeline, laid off all of those workers. we are no longer oil independent. and he left americans stranded in afghanistan. that woman who called and said joe biden is doing a great job, i don't see one accomplishment he has made that is positive. our country is going down the tubes and it is the democrats' tube. andy rino's. host: senator manchin's next blow to liberals. this was posted two hours ago. during his six years as governor, senator joe manchin developed a test he has taken to washington. our programs paid for? do they have bipartisan support? and do they solve a problem facing his constituents? it said under the why it matters section, the west virginia democrat wields unparalleled power, but in many ways he still thinks of himself as a state executive, with a practical street. that may spell trouble for president bidens spending plan as it moves to consideration in th

police say a suspect tried to rob that news grew in the middle of the day. the injured security guard is a former police officer expected to survive. critics say california's soft on crime approach is leading to this organized crime. though san francisco's district attorney says this rabid violence won't be tolerated. >> we all know we are here because of crimes that occurred in union square a couple days ago, crimes that are outrageous and unacceptable. we cannot, we will not come and we do not tolerate that kind of behavior in our state. >> prosecutors charged three of the roughly 90 suspects who took part in that massive smash and grab robbery near san francisco on saturday, but they are still looking for many more suspects. >> christina coleman live in los angeles, thank you, christina. >> griff: reaction still poirier and then after jury found three men guilty in the murder of ahmed albury. facing the possibility of life in prison. hey, jeff. >> right outside the mural here in brunswick, georgia, that honors the life of a model albury. throughout the da

police say a suspect tried to rob the news crew in the middle of the day. the injured security guard is a former police officer. he is expected to survive. critics say california soft on crime approach is leading to this massive surge in organized retail crime. though san francisco's progressive d.a. says this rampant violence won't be tolerated. >> we all know we're here because of crimes that occurred in union square a couple of days ago. crimes that are outrageous, offensive and unacceptable. we cannot, we will not and do not tolerate that kind of behavior in our city. >> prosecutors charged three of the roughly 90 suspects who took part in that big smash and grab robbery near san francisco on saturday. they are still looking for many more suspects involved in that incident. julie. >> julie: christina coleman, thank you very much. >> benjamin: for more on this let's bring in former d.o.j. prosecutor jim trusty. thank you so much for being with us this morning. we heard that 90 suspects in the one raid alone. what is most worrying is that many of them are

others remain in the just before we take a break on the news, our check of the world, whether with rob this snow, on the way to most of europe this coming next few days, but it's already arrived in some places and police. they are to see it, particularly in the ski resort of northern spain because this particular one has been closed for about 2 years. for various reasons. cove, it being the main one. well now the result though, the list on work is clearly scalable and there's more snow to come. in fact, the picture of the rest, the thursday, still the normally breeze getting snow on those slopes in the northeast. warnings are fading away and i've, it's been rain has been the problem. further east in the south of france has been particularly heavy. they're the one of extensive flooding, but the rain is moving on by the time we get to friday. it's a dryer looking pictures, more sun in the sky, and the rain has gone through the barracks eastwards through sardinia towards italy and the adria, in fact, the picture on friday of the jetty coast is quite a potentially damaging one. that's in t

i'm rob matheson, it's a rare move that president joe biden hope's will help ease us petrol. prices and reduce inflation that's had a 31 year high. he's tapping into the strategic petroleum reserve. 50000000 barrels of oil are being released and that's roughly what the u. s. uses in 2 and a half days. several other countries have also agreed to use their emergency reserves. biden's critics say it's a temporary fix. some argue it's a political move to help is sagging approval ratings. but the president says there isn't enough oil on the market to meet demand, and that's pushing up prices. he's asked the organisation of oil. busy producing countries known as opec plus to increase its output. i brought together other nations to contribute to the solution india, japan. republican korean, the united kingdom have agreed to release additional oil from verizon. and china may do more as well. this coordinated action will help us deal with the lack of supply, which in turn helps ease prices. well, this is how america strategic petroleum reserve works. it holds just over 600000000 barrels of oil,

crime last night los angeles robbed security guard is assaulted as three out of the 90 looting suspects are arrested in a different this as believe organized crime syndicates are behind the crime waves paying gangs between 500 to $1,000 a-to-swipe specific items from luxury stores. we know this is larger effort going on. carley: i don't know that i just assumed it was people, young kids or what have you saying okay, well, in california, if you steal less than $950 it's a misdemeanor. i don't know there was a crime syndicate behind it. >> joe: that's per attempt go. at 1:00 and do it, 2 croc, and 3:00. might add up. under 900 time maybe that's why they have 90 people doing it. lawrence: criminals, give them an inch they will take a mile. when you have set it up that these were supposed to be petty offenses. you gave these criminal enterprises an opportunity to take advantage of the system judges allowing folk to be back on the street logic is so backwards, too. there raul of these progressives, prosecutors, and politicians out there to treat the criminal like they are the victim. the men

rob reynolds reports, holiday travel is expected to be near pre pandemic levels. this thanksgiving with air travel expected to be up 80 percent over last year. for some, it's the 1st time at crowded airports since the virus brought travel nearly to a halt. it's a little nerve wracking. we have lots, a hand sanitizer there. lot the light, all. not the face mask. honestly nervous to be in the airport. it's a lot of people, but there's good reason for that. trepidation, st. eyes relaxed. although 195000000 people in the u. s. are fully vaccinated. that still under 60 percent of the total population, and coven chase rates are rising across the country with $92000.00 new cases and $1000.00 deaths per day. heading into the 1st big holiday of the season into thanksgiving. we are seeing coven numbers rising in most states. nationwide. 30 of 50 states are showing increases in the number of coven cases being reported. and in the upper midwest. in particular, we're seeing a really severe outbreak. states like michigan have been hard hit on potentially a sign of things to com

the city's district attorney says five of the people were arrested in connection with a mob that robbed a louis vuitton store there on friday. witnesses say a pack of people stormed the store and essentially emptied it out the d.a. says the robberies aren't just petty thefts but outrageous and offensive crimes. cops say they believe the smash and grabs are part of sophisticated criminal networks. people steal as much as they can and then just sell it online just this weekend police say looters robbed and vandalized several other stores in the bay area the d.a. says he expects more arrests to come. >>> another deadly shooting in philadelphia last night the city's homicide total this year now just one shy of 500. that's the record high set back in 1990. today philly's major saying getting violence under control is his top priority. >> it's terrible to every morning get up and have to look at the numbers and look at the news and see the stories it just craziness. just craziness needs to stop. >> other cities across the country also reporting a sharp rise in murder rates in l.a., data shows

to do this year. nearly 2 years into the pandemic . weary americans are dealing with the new normal rob rentals al jazeera. so for short break here now to 0, when we come back, we'll tell you why the son of libya's former leader won't be allowed to run them next month's presidential election. plus i'm only certain ph. d in a far gravels. 3 reintegration camp in southwest columbia, where many are wondering if the government can still deliver on the promises of a landmark piece 3 d signed 5 years ago. ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies. the winter sponsored my cattle at ways. got a couple of significant miles coming up. first one is a light ish. one was a little bit of dustin in us the when that comes out of iraq and down towards the uri but, and he's returned, it looks like it'll be just different to saturday. but the shower of the top are very the iraqi dusty, rocky desert are going to suppress that, that to some degree, proper rain, still laced up through here. i ground of northern turkey where it tends to snow in the caucasus with rhino in for thunderstorms, in north iran. that is