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but, the sad thing is, at least from what i have read is, virtually everything in the memo is stuff that everybody in the country that is a political person would suggest desantis do. highlighting your policy -- 2 to 3 policies, that's basic debate prep 101. i think desantis is now having to configure the fact that his super pac is amateurish, and they are making rookie mistakes at a time when you cannot make these mistakes. hide the stuff on -- some place that nobody else can find, but certainly don't put together 700 pages of a memo and expect five days before a. debate that the candidate is going to have a chance to -- digest it. it is amateurish and its unfortunate, quite frankly. >> and paul, when you look at the documents, there was not one focused on attacking donald trump. instead, it had what he should do when chris christie attacks donald trump. trump is basically making clear online tonight that he is not going to show up to that debate and he's posing on truth social
you go to the da and you say, let's settle. in this case, you had a videotape statement, and you are a detective, and you don't hand that over? that's like 101. >> is this a prosecution mess up here? >> so -- >> ultimately, at the end of the day, they need to know what evidence they have. >> exactly. i always hate to describe blame, right -- perfection will lose us all. but the realities are, when you are a prosecutor, you speak to whoever are going to be witnesses. and you say hey, what do you have? i need that. but apparently in this case, you have a detective who testifies, and makes an admission that i had this all along, it's in my possession. i know i should have turned it over, and i did not. and, so how could you get a fair trial in that circumstance? how can people trust the system in that circumstance? and the judge, to his credit says hey, i have no choice, i have to declare this. >> but if you are also the victim here in this case, this is justice deferred and perhaps justice denied.
if you take a close look, you will see it looks like a saw blade and it even has teeth. the latest regarding the legal battle over the buoys is that according to a federal filing about 80% of the buoys installed was actually installed in mexican territory. rosa flr reores, cnn, eagle pas. dozens of migrants are believed to have been killed in a boat disaster off the coast of west africa. the international organization on migrants says the boat left senegal with 101 people on board and found stranded at sea. authorities were able to rescue 38 people including four children. an official voiced concern about the deaths. >> translator: given what the world is going through right now with high gmigratory issues, we
billions in tax subsidies is the best way to do it, especially when you think about electric vehicles, we were going in that direction already. >> let me give balance for you on that. >> no, i want an imbalance with you. >> let me give you an imbalance for you that. >> no. [laughter] >> let me start with what the economics profession would remain -- recommend, and that includes me. look, pollution is terrible. all our room -- all our environmental problems are some form of pollution. it turns out we know how to get people to stop doing stuff. if you tax something, people do less of it. so, we should tax people doing crappy stuff, including crappy stuff to the environment. it's in economics 101 textbook, it's in my freshman economics class, this is not a difficult economic problem. it's a difficult political problem, because there's a certain class on capitol hill who don't like any kind of tax, including a tax that prevent them doing all sorts of terrible things to the environment. so, if you can't get tax
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so there's a lot of discussion around what you're doing and how much you're getting and is that sufficient. whatever the results, after years of disrupted education, students will no doubt be looking forward to whatever comes next. i'll be going to the pub drinking the pain away or celebrating. nathan standley, bbc news. more than 60 people are feared to have died after a boat carrying migrants was found off cape verde in west africa. the boat was found drifting with 38 survivors, including four children, who have now been brought to shore. it left senegal more than a month ago with 101 people on board. the family of a pregnant woman killed by a speeding driver have welcomed a decision from the attorney general to have his sentence reviewed by the court of appeal. frankiejules—hough died, along with her unborn daughter, when adil iqbal crashed into her car shortly after he'd filmed himself driving at 123 miles per hour. he was sentenced to 12 years. joe inwood reports.
the family of a pregnant woman killed by a speeding driver have welcomed a decision from the attorney general to have his sentence reviewed by the court of appeal. frankiejules—hough died, along with her unborn daughter, when adil iqbal crashed into her car shortly after he'd filmed himself driving at 123 miles per hour. he was sentenced to 12 years. joe inwood reports. this was the driving that killed frankiejules—hough. 123 miles an hour. one hand on the wheel, anotherfilming himself. shortly after, adil iqbal would lose control. and frankie, stopped on the hard shoulder, would lose her life. this was herjust a week before. she was expecting her third child, a girl she and partner calvin had named neeve. i got a phone call saying that she'd been involved in a collision and she was unconscious and it was on the motorway. and my first thoughts was the baby, because she was pregnant.
way that they were able to diffuse —— their game management, the way they were able to diffuse the situation. this country has embraced the tournament but the matildas are out and england are through, only five years ago the top tier of england women's football turned professional and now the lionesses have the chance to win that trophy. thank you very much, jane. more than 60 people are feared to have died after a boat carrying migrants was found off cape verde in west africa. the boat was found drifting with 38 survivors, including four children, who have now been brought to shore. it left senegal more than a month ago with 101 people on board. the family of a pregnant woman killed by a speeding driver have welcomed a decision from the attorney general to have his sentence reviewed by the court of appeal.
homes. we're beginning to heal. we're also having our hearts broken day by day, as we see loss of lace. >> i know opening that road is going to be incredibly welcome news for a lot of people there. who are watching tonight. and hearing that update. hoping to get access to where their homes were. on the update you just gave us, you said the fatalities have risen from 99 people to now 101. you said 20% of the area has been searched. obviously, 27 is an improvement for where it was. that still means there's a lot left to go. what does that mean for the death toll, do you think? >> well, a lot of the fatalities occur on the road, down by the sea. not the road that we're opening up today. i think many of the fatalities that will discover a hypertension will be from there. now we'll be going to the houses, we're not sure what we'll see. we are hopeful and praying it's not large, large numbers.
several firefighters arnold told the new york times, fire hydrants weren't dry as they were trying to use them. tonight, the state's main electric provider is also facing a new lawsuit, alleging that it power lines caused the fires. joining me now to discuss, hawaii governor josh green. governor, thank you for being here tonight. i know you have been working on this, some news for us today, what is the latest on the ground in hawaii? >> thank you. thank you for your prayers. our fatally cat is at 101. we've completed 20% of the search and rescue, as far as territory goes. we now have 185 search and rescue individuals on the ground, plus 20 dogs. we're going to push through the recovery, much more quickly now. hopefully, by the end of this weekend, much of it will be done. that's one thing. also, i'll be making a major