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a lot of voters who are not tuned in to the election and who are not focused on what's going on. and i think once you get more paid media out from biden's campaign, focusing on his accomplishments. focusing on not only the job creation, but the successes as president that he has achieved so far. you'll get what i call the avengers out there on the campaign trail, the cabinet members, the governor. we have a strong bench of really topnotch surrogates out there. once you see the campaign heat up, i think it will be a lot of excitement and a lot of enthusiasm, and that will make a big difference and reflect in similar polls like this. >> this is the first time matthew, certainly in my lifetime that we're seeing a rematch of two former presidents. it's been a minute. it's safe to say we've seen this. how much of that is a factor that this is a matchup that people are not necessarily excited about from the get go? and in respective of who these two men and how different they are by the mere fact it's kind
traditional drummers put on the show in the festival in san jose's japan town. thousands of people came out to celebrate today. >> they celebrate the traditions that will thrive in the bay area and preserve cultural history in the community. our own ryan yamamoto mc'd the event. >> we have ♪ tonight, ukraine gets a lifeline to hold off defeat. >> okay. >> after months of political battles, the house passes a series of bills giving billions to ukraine and other foreign allies. >> i'm sorry, democracy is kind of a messy business.
republicans the house again. >> bring us back to the majority, more of this, more of this. that's the concern from the trump campaign too. they don't want that chaos bleeding into an already pretty chaotic and tumultuous political scene. i think the thing that's surprising about this is there are democrats from ro khanna to adam smith who say all right, if the motion to vacate comes up, we'll save it. >> there's a difference. we talked about how mccarthy had, you know, kind of lost the trust of democrats the last time after they voted for the continuing resolution. he then went on television to say, oh, democrats wanted to, you know, stop the government. >> spat in their face. >> they took it very personally. it went downhill from there. i think there's a clear
i mean women's sports just aren't covered. what will make caitlin clark and the phenomenon so important in what will make this moment a pivot point is that they were breaking through that glass booth if you could say and that glass booth where women and people who watch women's sports have been saying well over for a generation that hey, we have a product here to get coverage for it. study after study shows that they were not getting the same kind of shine as men's sports. but to go as you said whether this will actually change things in terms of strategy and the structure to make sure these women are paid what they are worth. we will have to wait that tabitha talked about. what we know about the history of women's sports is that people don't get paid their fair share without struggle. that means strikes, that means
when you go to the big networks they are not covered in the same ways. what makes caitlin clark and the phenomenal that is caitlin clark so important and what makes this moment a pivot point is they were breaking through that glass booth if you can say. that soundproof glass booth where women have been saying for over a generation. we have an amazing product here. we need to get coverage for it. study after study after study shows they were not getting the same kind of shine as men's sports. that is the pivot point we are at right now and that is what we have to be vigilant about. to go and say if it will change things in terms of salaries and terms of the structure to make sure the women are paid what they are worth. i think we have to way for the cba that was talked about when that comes up in 2025. what we know about the history of men's sports and the history of women's sports is that people don't get paid their
the herd the port lights pick up and the sun ebbs the warning lights of our climate crisis ignored building for growth here for a future that's not been glimpsed yet. ignoring the lasting damage to the present sometimes the roads aren't cage but become a sort of playground where the elephants have the upper hand this road runs through a national park and it's lined with elephants trying to block the traffic until they are fed it's kind of hold up really preying on
hesitate to praise her. suggesting every judge is on the red team or the blue team. and only trust the red team judges and not the blue team judges and that is kind of a decision for ordinary antics. one of the things that autocats do is no rules of law and the facts presented are the determined outcomes in a political matter. everything gets politicalized. that is dangerous for our future even if he is convicted and even if he loses the election. this is the kind of stain that does not go away with just one trial. >> you know, kim it always has a long, there is a real long ark to this. when he became president and i
oddly villages spring live, the d'arc makes it so much easier for elephants to surprise them along, electric fence lines, the river bank kept visible to humans in the black by plastic trash ribbons. that's a pretty eerie place. this kind of no man's land between where the elephants come from, a kind of national parks. and these farming fields, every.in the pitch black here a group of farmers trying to protect their land. and it feels bizarre to see this frontline mentality out here but used to fence the elephants into the forest. but new studies promote instead, fencing them out of the villages and farms still, sometimes they break through. and these men know what that is like a party still can't raise
our minds i, we see dirty men coming out of the ground covered in sort, that kind of thing. talk us through how you are changing this industry. t are changing this industry. i understand many people have the same perception, but really, modern mining is so far from that view of how mining has always been done. for example, many of the largest mines in the world are now powered 100% by renewable energy. the world's largest copper mine is 100% renewable power. the operations in all of latin america are powered by renewable energy. this is an industry at the forefront of embracing low carbon technologies. another issue people are worrying about when it comes to mining as the water that we use, because it is so essential for processing the minerals. actually some of the largest mines today are using 100% desalination water such as the mine injuly, one of the largest copper mines operated by tech resources, people worry about our impact on nature ——
of the people transgressions as a mother billing estimate i really think that opens up a big story for americans to understand or to consume which is this perhaps hollywood as this connection this kind of a partial evilness to it. i would just environments i can remember danny masterson and harvey weinstein and jeffrey epstein, they'll elevator hollywood link people, who had in plain sight for decades with a transgressions finally, post me to work held accountable that is this the next shoe to drop what is it exposing head of the decide with a exposer children to and what content they get to see that these estimates also be allegations who left they are true, who knew you write because some of jeffrey and harvey weinstein this a lot of people do it in every do anything about it and then of the other way because is a serve their financial interests printed coming up sean diddy combs have a lot of issues when him and