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Crimes b like assault, robbery, drug addiction. >> if i aided somebody to enter this country illegally in your state of arizona, could you prosecute me or would that be a federal offense? >>ua there was actually a case here last year when the u.s. attorneys office try to do that. they decided not to refile that case. at the end of the day, you consider all of our options, sent a letter to the secretary becerra to meet us, hes another former ag. we need to talk about these issues with what is not...

Already been convicted of assault, robbery and drug offenses. our system is being overwhelmed by the biden administrations inaction. >> sean: if i aided somebody to enter the country illegally in your state of arizona, could you prosecute me or would that be a federal offense? >> usually the federal government has jurisdiction over those crimes. there was actually a case here last year where during the trump administration where the u.s. attorneys office tried to do that. they decided not to ref...

The people who have it. stigmatizing this disease is exactly whats leading to issues like this and this is the time to be having that conversation. >> i want you to take a listen to dmx talking about the adult britney reference lacing a joint the first time he had it. take a listen. >> i found out that he laced the blunt with crack. my take -- why would you do that to a child? >> correct. [ bleep ] 30, you know what im saying and he knew how i looked up to him. he knew i looked up to him, you kn...

12% of global trade is supposed to pass through here every day. now to this stunning frozen view from highland scotland injanuary, which was chosen as the bbc weather watcher pic of the winter season. to mark the fifth anniversary of weather watchers, the bbc in the east midlands invited viewers to say what being a weather watcher means to them. i do like weather watchers because its interesting to see other peoples photographs. you wake up in the morning, open the curtains, ive got a camera bes...

Was under a winter storm warning, and houston suffered its first—ever wind chill warning. dozens of people died, whilst power cuts and food shortages affected millions. i barely found bread, so everybody is getting stocked up. the shelves are getting empty. in all, around 20% of observing sites across the usa logged all—time record minimum temperatures. but even though the country had its coldest february in more than 30 years, the winter as a whole was still warmer than average. this outbre...

Uncertainty. just want confirmation we can definitely fly again from the 17th of may, uses the hashtag love is not tourism. that is a very important angle, as well. not everyone wanting to travel abroad is wanting to go on holiday. it is to be reunited with family and loved ones. new figures from the office for national statistics suggest that disabled people are more likely to say they feel like a burden on others, are lonely, and that coronavirus is making their mental health worse. about two ...

Nickel, copper, manganese and there are hundreds of millions of these lying on the deep sea floor in some areas of ocean. we can dramatically reduce our environmental and social impact... the mining companies say sourcing metals from the deep ocean has a lower environmental impact than mining metals on land. and they just sit there like golf balls on a driving range. so we dont have to drill or blast to find them. also, they happen to sit in an environment where there are no forests, no plants, ...

Engineering to get super-exotic species. sounds like bill. imagine the incredible things we could see in our lifetime. how about half panda and half co ra. you will find it adorable as is squeezes you to death. how about a giraffe. or cuomos law. this is the kind of story you would expect on the back half of our show. i wonder about msnbc brian williams is doing the same thing. >> hello, this is brian williams. i am a woolly mammoth. i was reanimated 10,000 years ago by my good friend sammy

The vastness of the pacific ocean. but more than two miles beneath the surface lie incredible reserves of the metals needed to make electric vehicle batteries. so, this is what the mining companies are after. this is a poly—metallic nodule. its a kind of nugget of crucial battery metals, so in here youve got cobalt, nickel, copper, manganese and there are hundreds of millions of these lying on the deep sea floor in some areas of ocean. we can dramatically reduce our environmental and social im...

But i can imagine this could be really fun to play with some children in the countryside and you just get back to nature, or even discover things in the urban environment, too. games and play can be a really interesting way of exploring some really serious issues because they are low stakes and they allow you to explore different solutions and different — the different ways to look at things without too much weight, so that you can kind of pick it up, have a play, try some things out. especial...