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Ana Cabrera Reports

you know, go back a year ago on fourth of july in the mass shooting there. i think many americans are becoming desensitized and so to kind of snap everyone back into reality, we're in day 184, and we've had 351 mass shootings so far, and there's nothing normal about this, and so back to your original question, this individual clearly had a plan and was ready to execute this plan and had the armament and the weapons to do so. >> angela, to donnell's point, 350 mass shootings so far this year. there were incidents in philadelphia, fort worth, shreveport, and here in washington just in the last three days. are you, like donnell, concerned that americans are becoming a little too desensitized to this violence that seems to be happening almost every day? >> well, unfortunately, this is a heartbreaking reality when you have extremism, politicians that are frankly ignoring what the american people want, which is common sense gun laws that are

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Ana Cabrera Reports

going to save lives every single day. so yes, it's exhausting to see, but i will tell you we have volunteers across this country that are doing the hard work every single day from their state houses all the way up to federal government just to make sure we're getting policies that are going to save lives. we know this proves that elections have consequences, and when you do not elect people that are going to be in line with the values of the american public, which is making sure that our communities are safe, which is making sure that the leading cause of death in this country for children are not firearms, you elect those folks and we're going to see less of this happening. yes, exhaustion is certainly something that you feel. sadness is what you feel, but we also have strong resolve, and we're going to continue to push to make sure that we have gun safety across this country. >> let me expand on that, angela. president biden did release a statement after the shootings, and he said, quote, it is within our power to once again ban assault weapons and high

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The Big Weekend Show

- my name is dra and i had a stroke when i was only 16 years old. (somber music) (heart monitor beeps) - it was a normal saturday. he played two games back to back. during the games, something was off. he said his arm felt heavy. by 1:00 a.m., he was in emergency brain surgery because he was having a stroke. - i didn't want to, but i felt like i was just giving up. - [angela] that's when i found american heart association. they saved me that night. i don't know if dra would be here today if it wasn't for the work that the american heart association has done. - [announcer] the american heart association supports life-saving research that leads to medical breakthroughs. we are fighting to help prevent death from heart disease and stroke, educating people on prevention and early detection, and working every day to find treatments and cures

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Asia Business Report

we also keep an eye on the japanese yen, that's it for the show thank you for watching. bbc news, bringing your different stories from across the uk. i different stories from across the uk. ., ., the uk. i thought that the time i was dying _ the uk. i thought that the time i was dying because _ the uk. i thought that the time i was dying because i _ the uk. i thought that the time i was dying because i couldn't i i was dying because i couldn't read i had lights in my eyes, i thought i was good to pass out. i pull up to a random doctor and thought i needed some help. angela had no idea he was suffering from anxiety and panic attacks while working hard running his construction company. i hard running his construction company-— company. i had ignored it for so iona company. i had ignored it for so long and _ company. i had ignored it for so long and eight in - company. i had ignored it for so long and eight in order i company. i had ignored it fori so long and eight in order for so long and eight in orderfor about a year, didn't think i needed and help. the about a year, didn't think i needed and help.- about a year, didn't think i needed and help. the gp dealt with the physical _ needed and help. the gp dealt with the physical symptoms i needed and help. the gp dealt| with the physical symptoms but anja was finally able to talk when you met carrie from the charity mind, who is now working with to encourages staff to be more open about their mental health.- staff to be more open about their mental health. this man has worked — their mental health. this man has worked in _ their mental health. this man has worked in the _ their mental health. this man| has worked in the construction industry for decades and this

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Fox News at Night

will punish you for what you're writing and creating, that's where you're protected. the court was trying to draw a line between creative or speech writes versus services that are provided. they did that here. you can't have a government, i think it's like a penalty plus require courses and educational tracking they could do like reporting and that sort of thing on businesses in colorado. that was would run afoul the first amendment. >> thank you so much for your time and analysis. >> thank you. >> for closer look at the political fall out from the court's decision the override president biden's student loan bail out, let's bring in angela. welcome. >> thank you. it's great to be with you. let's start with education secretary on who would have benefitted. >> let's be clear about who

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Nicky Campbell

to move water around. there is no national grid for water. you cannot just move water from the south of england to the north of scotland, impossible. physically impossible. that is the big difference to electricity for example. angela, 40 ears 0 en electricity for example. angela, 40 years open water— electricity for example. angela, 40 years open water and _ electricity for example. angela, 40 years open water and wild - electricity for example. angela, 40 i years open water and wild swimming, how wonderful, i bet you have been swimming in some beautiful places. i have, good morning. how— swimming in some beautiful places. i have, good morning. how has- swimming in some beautiful places. i have, good morning. how has it - swimming in some beautiful places. i| have, good morning. how has it been recently and — have, good morning. how has it been recently and what _ have, good morning. how has it been recently and what do _ have, good morning. how has it been recently and what do you _ have, good morning. how has it been recently and what do you make - have, good morning. how has it been recently and what do you make of - have, good morning. how has it been recently and what do you make of all| recently and what do you make of all of this? murky old business and you wouldn't want to swim in it. it is re wouldn't want to swim in it. it is pretty diabolical, _ wouldn't want to swim in it. it is pretty diabolical, but it is way bigger— pretty diabolical, but it is way bigger than that. about the people that want— bigger than that. about the people that want to swim. for 40 years, i am in— that want to swim. for 40 years, i am in the — that want to swim. for 40 years, i am in the water over time, i spend a lot of— am in the water over time, i spend a lot oftime— am in the water over time, i spend a lot of time below the surface, i

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Nicky Campbell

that are _ something about it. the regulators that are supposed to be there to monitor— that are supposed to be there to monitor and find the leaks are not regulated — monitor and find the leaks are not reaulated. , , , regulated. listen, the wet wipes oint, regulated. listen, the wet wipes point. those _ regulated. listen, the wet wipes point, those fatbergs _ regulated. listen, the wet wipes point, those fatbergs as - regulated. listen, the wet wipes point, those fatbergs as well, i regulated. listen, the wet wipes i point, those fatbergs as well, great you got in touch, angela. there is passion, someone trying to do something. mark, tunbridge wells, dave, hereford. mark, good morning, when you go. dave, hereford. mark, good morning, when you go— when you go. good morning, nicky. i am in tunbridge _ when you go. good morning, nicky. i am in tunbridge wells, _ when you go. good morning, nicky. i am in tunbridge wells, south - when you go. good morning, nicky. i am in tunbridge wells, south east i am in tunbridge wells, south east water, before christmas we went without any running water at all the days. occasionally it would come on for an hour or two. every day they told us, tomorrow, ten o'clock, it will be back. lie after lie, no updates, people struggle to get hold of bottled water anywhere. some people had to drive 30 minutes to get bottled water. they would get

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How woman claiming to be Nyachae's wife changed name

She has maintained that she got married to the former minister in 1973.

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CNN This Morning Weekend

the president of belarus to broker this deal? >> well, on the face of it, it does look embarrassing. on the other hand, one could say belarus is such a faithful ally of russia that he was able to do putin's bidding. we don't know whether he did broker this deal or not. we only know what we were told. so i think putin could spin this and say, well, i had this loyal ally and he helped me out. >> angela of the brookings institution in washington, thank you very, very much. be sure -- this is an important note to our viewers. be sure to tune in to state of the union. that's coming up soon. dana bash will be joined by antony blinken. that's at 9:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. still ahead, white house officials are clearly closely monitoring the situation in russia after the short-lived rebellion.

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Morning Joe Weekend

me ever. >> joining us now is an emmy and tony award winning actress cynthia nixon who plays miranda on the show. she also serves as an executive producer, so, really great to have you back on the show. >> thank you. happy to be here. >> first of all, i love that these characters are on a different stage in their, life can you describe for those who haven't caught on to angela's like, that what they are seeing, because these women as we watch in the six in the city, they have been through a lot. they have a lot of life experience, what has changed for these characters? >> well, i think, one thing that has always been great about the original show and the new show, they have allowed us to evolve and change, and they have also allowed us to, age so for miranda she was a corporate attorney, for many years, for decades, and she woke up one day i think it was partly a combination of trump and global warming, and the migrant, ben

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