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Jean Silney pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the 2019 death of Jeanie Rozar, a passenger who had gotten off his JTA bus during an argument.

How it altered work rules during the pandemic. while southwest says it has just been responding to the unpredictable nature of the virus, the pilots union believes the airline has used illegal tactics. so lets get tonights arguments. kelly hyman and criminal defense of attorney, bob. will come back. lets start with exhibit a. this is from the complaint. despite being tasked positive, and october 2020, southwest demanded concessions from all of its labor unions, including defending made an enterp...

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Calling for justice for george floyd, were now at this wendys, shouting the name of rayshard brooks. and then someone burned the restaurant to the ground. police are sharing these photos of a woman in a black mask and offering a $10,000 reward. officer rolfe has been fired. the other officer put on administrative leave. the police chief resigned, and now the county prosecutor is deciding if there will be criminal charges. >> so were looking at, for instance, the distance between him and the dece...

The workforce. emily: his administration is announcing now new regulations to make it harder for able-bodied people without jobs to get benefits. the crackdown is expected to impact about 688,000 people, saving the government more than $5 billion over five years. steve: thats substantial. here with reaction is the founder and president of the center for urban renewal and education and author of pretty new book its called "necessary noise" how donald trump inflames the culture war and why this is...

$16 trillion version to combat climate change earlier today. it targets the fossil fuel industry. calls for 100% renewable energy by 2030. there are steep cuts in investments and the solar grid. and the creation of 20 million new union jobs. the focus on unions is providing a new shift for another sanders policy, medicare for all. many unions have made concessions on wages and work rules in recent years to protect those health benefits. so sanders is promising a tradeoff if he enacts his medicar...

Issue but there is a solution. i think i have that solution and nobody else does. were going to be -- were going to be working on that. yes, go ahead, please. >> she took your place but thats okay. >> mr. president, just a quick question on rural america. in states like indiana, north dakota, folks turned out for republican candidates. could you talk a little about what this means for your agenda in terms of trade and the farm bill? >> the farm bill is working really well. i mean we could have i...

That i have that solution. and nobody else does. we are going to be working on that. yes, go ahead, please. she took your place, but that is okay. >> mr. president, just a question on rural america, in indiana north dakota, folks turn out for a republican candidate. could you talk about what this means for your agenda in terms of trade and the farm bill? >> president trump: the farm bill is working really well. we couldve had it approved at any time had but we are looking to get work rules are a...

Polarizing issue, but there is a solution, i think that i have the solution, and nobody else does. we are going to be working on that. yes, go ahead, please. she took your place, but that is okay. >> mr. president, just a quick question on rural america in states like indiana, and north dakota, and the folks turned out for the republican candidates and can you talk about wa what this means for your agenda nerms the of the trade and the farm bi bill. >> the farm bill is working really well. i mea...

Community service for 20 hours per week. the governor says it is meant to help people gain skills for long-term independence. new hampshire is the fourth state to impose medicaid work rules. a ruling on cancer warning labels on all coffee sold in the state of california another judge sided with a nonprofit group that sued starbucks and others agreeing the benefits of coffee did not outweigh risks from a carcinogen that is a byproduct of the roasting process of coffee. they have a simple choice, ...