I guess it s to preserve the water volume and to start rationing to last as much possible. but i want to say this is not something new. it is a more recent phenomenon for certain areas, generally more wealthy areas, but for a lot of people who are poor and very vulnerable to climate change, this has been a reality for many years. this has been a reality for many years- this has been a reality for man ears. ., ., . ., many years. you mention climate chance. i many years. you mention climate change- l was many years. you mention climate change. i was going many years. you mention climate change. i was going to many years. you mention climate change. i was going to ask - many years. you mention climate change. i was going to ask you i change. i was going to ask you what s behind this court sure shortage? how did mexico city get to this point? get to this point? absolutely. as we all get to this point? absolutely. as we all know, get to this point? absolutely. as we all know, we get to this point? absolutely. as we all know, we are - get to this point? absolutely. as we all know, we are in - as we all know, we are in the middle of a climate crisis and a crisis of biodiversity loss thatis a crisis of biodiversity loss that is completely undeniable. in the past few years, there have been droughts that we are now in critically low
Think there were any errors in judge mcafee ruled pulling that said, i also think it s important to note that this is a huge blow to fani willis very early on. this seem like the strongest case. they got some very early, please. chesebro city powell to name two. and this case had a lot of momentum and now it has been stopped in its tracks, so disqualified know, off the track, yes and that s an important point as well. jim trusty, a former trump lawyer, let s talk a little bit about these two wins. these are major legal wins. how big of a when is this retro? well, i don t think either is all that shocking? i keep hearing people talking about delay tactics, delay attack is really the reaction i have is the ability of jack smith or fani willis or anybody else to accelerate these cases on an artificial schedule that s dictated by election is being denied. i think fani willis is in trouble most of the time i m going to conflict case. you don t say pick one and the conflict is solved. you have both people that were a party to the conflict removed. now, i think the judge on the lower court made some very genteel
Analysis and michael, more or less talk to you first, trump s case in georgia now effectively frozen. as you know, how significant is this? yeah, i m glad to be with all its significant, but i will say that i don t think it is completely unexpected. i mean, frack to the court of appeals, looked at several things and they could have been thinking, well, you know, we ve got an issue challenge in her qualification to stay own, so we ve got to decide that. so there s no more damage under the case. this could also be the result of the cross appeal that the de a file where she appealed the judge s ruling where he had dismissed certain caps with the indictment. the court of appeals may very well be thinking, look, let s know what the actual trial is going to look like. so that if we decide that that needs to be addressed and we don t waste time in the trial court having motions that end up being irrelevant. if some of these caps don t remain. the other thing is this is sort of following georgia supreme court precedent. there s a case out of the supreme court that essentially talks about staying these cases when there are challenges to the council, the
Hers were found. we do not know how a forensically they are connecting these women with this alleged serial killer out of long island. but what we do know is they have had a lot of investigation in the last month. want to show you a video of the wooded area, manner ville, because that they have been actively investigating that area and it is very wooded now they have the remains. they know who these women were, but they were still out there in may searching. but then they went to the home, the family home? big investigation, remember last year they were out there for toy two weeks well, here they are. there were so many law enforcement just last week and the week before. so many cardboard boxes, crime scene vehicles. but at the back of the home very interesting because there was a lot of law enforcement dug up earth in the back of the home, the whole backyard was dug up. now we can t confirm that that s law enforcement. there was a backhoe, but they re all
Not so rare she was she was overturned with respect to ruling she had made prior to the which was extraordinary rulings. know. but i don t i think people really have to understand that this is an argument that has been picked two over, over and over again she has not ruled on the gag order question, which which smith wanted her to rule on because that affected like tomorrow. and rather she s spending this amount of time on an argument which really no one has taken serious leslie but again, she may be playing to a supreme court who was taking seriously issues that no one ever anticipated. they would, but that doesn t really justify her doing it in this way and just quickly the case in georgia, i mean, is that just indefinitely on hold? is this do you think this thing is just going away? it certainly is not going to go to trial in 2024 the court
[cheering] laura: i m going to cry on that know wo. raymond: it was so beautiful, so beautiful seeing people come out from villages that were liberated to thank the 82nd airborne and last remaining vets, they estimate 200 of them can make it to this year s celebration. in all likelihood, this will be the last big commemoration for these did sheing-day vets. god bless them all. laura: they answered the call and many knew they would not come home and they went anyway. there was not a debate whether america and europe were worth saving. thank you for that. thank you for almost making me cry. carley: today marks the 80th
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what do you think, floyd? i think it s good to be home. floyd was 103. dick turns 100 in the fall. floyd flew above giving cover. to me it looked like every ship and boat in the world was right out there. dead bodies were already washing ashore. joining us now best selling author and pulitzer prize finalist garret graph in his new book which bears the title an oral history of d-day. vivid remembrances like those we just heard. garret, good to see you this morning. we of course all know d-day is the day that really turned the tide in world war ii, but let s take a step back. remind our viewers just how dire the situation was in the war before those allied troops arrived in normandy and what
Perfect word to describe it. and looking at kind of the politics domestically, you can also look at it cynically and wonder the idea of shared sacrifice, the idea of collective purpose that we can see, that we see a know is what we looked at, what we saw, and what history saw on d-day and beyond the meaning of freedom and what it s worth is that different from 1944 to today well, this scale of the undertaking then was very, very significant. and fascism literally was threatening the entire world, not just in europe but also of course, in asia. so again, the magnitude of the overall undertaking of world war ii, just so far greater than what we have now, but the themes, the ideas, the all of that is very really, i think resonates