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the fact that it will be penny mourdaunt and not the prime minister will mourdaunt and not the prime minister wil a; mourdaunt and not the prime minister will offer some rest bite, but i understand — will offer some rest bite, but i understand from _ will offer some rest bite, but i understand from nigel farage's to eat, that'll be a big emphasis. i eat, that'll be a big emphasis. i think the overall picture is that every— think the overall picture is that every party will go for the conservative representative because they've _ conservative representative because they've each got something to gain from it _ they've each got something to gain from it. there'll be lots of standing _ from it. there'll be lots of standing back from other parties and i'm afraid _ standing back from other parties and i'm afraid penny will be in for quite — i'm afraid penny will be in for quite a — i'm afraid penny will be in for quite a tough this evening. daughter of a paratr00per. _ quite a tough this evening. daughter of a paratrooper, reservist _ quite a tough this evening. daughter of a paratrooper, reservist in - quite a tough this evening. daughter of a paratrooper, reservist in the - of a paratrooper, reservist in the navy, honorary commander in the navy — but i thought layla matthew made a good point, you can look to the future and think erie future leadership candidate, but also she's running as a candidate and she only has a 15,000 majority — i say only, but looking at the polls at the moment, she has to win — so she has to do something to support the party. to do something to support the -a . �*
they condemned violence, so therefore, this one psychopath is not their responsibility. and it was something that was so cold and so hard to rationalise that it did eat away at me in a way that i felt like i could just accept — "well, my family is condemning this violence, and yet this movement..." and getting close to a college community of people who i cared about, i knew, i loved, who... many of them were not white, many of them werejewish, and they felt afraid of what i represented and, if not specifically me, they felt afraid of the people in this movement who commit mass murders regularly and the fact that i was connecting them, connecting this campus to that world. publicly, yourfather, don black, has said about stormfront that the number of killings that are associated with his website is as high as it is, which is close to 100, because of breivik and him being responsible for murdering 77 people. he said, "we�*ve had
all of his murders, he justified with exactly the ideology that my family and i were advocating. and yet, every time murders like this would happen, they would say, "well, they condemned violence, so therefore, this one psychopath is not their responsibility." and it was something that was so cold and so hard to rationalise that it did eat away at me in a way that i felt like i could just accept — "well, my family is condemning this violence, and yet this movement..." and getting close to a college community of people who i cared about, i knew, i loved, who... many of them were not white, many of them werejewish, and they felt afraid of what i represented and, if not specifically me, they felt afraid of the people in this movement who commit mass murders regularly and the fact that i was connecting them, connecting this campus to that world. publicly, yourfather,
i was growing up in, and that ideology named its enemies. it said, "who shouldn�*t be here? who didn�*t belong?" muslims. breivik. . .. breivik talked about norway being flooded by muslims. all of his murders, he justified with exactly the ideology that my family and i were advocating. and yet, every time murders like this would happen, they would say, "well, they condemned violence, so therefore, this one psychopath is not their responsibility." and it was something that was so cold and so hard to rationalise that it did eat away at me in a way that i felt like i could just accept — "well, my family is condemning this violence, and yet this movement..." and getting close to a college community of people who i cared about, i knew, i loved, who... many of them were not white, many of them werejewish, and they felt afraid of what i represented and, if not specifically me, they felt afraid of the people in this movement who commit mass murders regularly
began on friday havy it to be resolved. news correspondent george solis has more. >> reporter: a major american city is in crisis as a water outage wreaks havoc across atlanta. >> the water is a valuable, critical piece consider critical resource, and cities can't function and lives can't function without it. it's absolutely at the top of our list. >> reporter: the outage sparked by multiple water main breaks that occurred friday and remain broken, video showing a rupture with water gushing on the streets. >> we need water to cook, eat, we've got kids. >> i will be candid. overnight we did not do the best job of communicating. >> reporter: with every passing hour, the situation growing more tense as boiling water advisories are extended. emory university hospital in
khomeini was that person and iran. >> and if he calls you to fight a holy war, what will you do? >> i do eat. >> but how will you do it? do you have the weapons? >> yes, we have khamenei created revolutionary committees to purge key figures accused of being enemies of the revolution they all wanted to eliminate all the top bureaucrats, technocrats political appointees, political activists, journalists who, who were accused of being close to the monarchy armed citizen militias were organized, empowered to carry out summary justice. >> of revolutionary court was established to adjudicate cases in a bogus legal system. the newfound revolutionary government under khomeini was really in the business of retribution, not justice. >> the western press dub the notorious head of the court that hanging judge who swiftly declared individuals guilty and
it said, "who shouldn�*t be here, who didn�*t belong?" muslims — breivik talked about norway being flooded by muslims. all of his murders, he justified with exactly the ideology that my family and i were advocating. and yet, every time murders like this would happen, they would say, "well, they condemned violence, so therefore, this one psychopath is not their responsibility." and it was something that was so cold and so hard to rationalise that it did eat away at me in a way that i felt like i could just accept — "well, my family is condemning this violence, and yet this movement..." and getting close to a college community of people who i cared about, i knew, i loved, who... many of them were not white, many of them werejewish, and they felt afraid of what i represented and, if not specifically me, they felt afraid of the people in this movement who commit mass
you can go over to the conference center, which is located on the beach there in florida to get a little bit of alone time otherwise, you're over the crew quarters in on-site at nasa it's okay. you've got full access to jim. you've got people preparing meals for you, taking care of you, and your biggest concern during quarantine is that eat too many of those homemade cookies to put out some don't put out some unanticipated pounds. >> yeah. i've they've already signed up this been eight days together on the international space station. i don't know if they knew they were going to spend a month to get heather before they got to that point, but hopefully everything's going well and the starliner launches today around noon. so wearing the 121230 window, leroy xiao, always good to see you on a saturday morning. thanks so much. >> my pleasure. good to be with you a minneapolis police officer ambushed and killed while on duty.
Gov. Kim Reynolds signed multiple bills into law Wednesday — including a measure requiring social studies and civics classes at Iowa schools have a greater focus on U.S. and Western