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front loader and then took off. deputy michael hartwick was delled that night, a 9-year veteran -- 19-year veteran of the pinellas county sheriff's department. now the family grieving after people try to figure out how salas was approved to work at that construction site. the hit and run happened on thursday, hartwick was there to patrol the area to make sure the crew was safe, but when he got out of the car just after 10:00 that night, police say salas ran him over and ran off. the florida governor trying to figure out what happened leading up to this case. listen. >> he has no qualifications to drive a front loader and, you know, what he said is, what he told those people is back in honduras he worked some construction, and he knows how to operate this thing, so they said go ahead. >> reporter: so molinas saslas first entered in october of last year here in eagle pass, but hen he was sent back by border
i say stealing your money because your tax dollars go to teaching reading, math, science, and u.s. history that uplifts our country and tells the truth. they're stealing your money and using it to take your kids away from you to divorce them of the values you have in your home and really to turn them into little activists so everyone should be outraged with this. a parent bill of right is the way to go. will: immigration was the force there on the republican's midterm plans and it's everywhere, not just seattle. rachel: that's right. we'll turn now to your headlines. a florida sheriff's department says a deputy was killed by an illegal immigrant in a hit and run on thursday at a construction site. deputy michael hart crwick was n duty guarding that site when a front loader plowed into him. the driver tried to leave the area and knew he killed the deputy and he's charged with fleeing the scene of an accident. see if he eventually gets deported. nypd union members fired for not
sheriff's deputy was a front loader truck and took off. deputy michael was killed, 19 year veteran of the canalis county sheriff's department in florida. right now the family is grieving as police try to figure out why he was ever approved to work and that construction site. this happened at the florida construction zone thursday ni night, deputy hardwick with other to patrol the area to make sure the group was safe but when he got out of the car, he was run over and then he hid in the bushes for nine hours before he was arrested. >> he told the construction worker he killed the deputy and took off his hat and best in hand it to him and told him to hide it and get rid of it. >> investigators tell us he entered the u.s. illegally and october of last year here in eagle pass, texas but that time he was sent back to mexico by
before a new loader is put in place, you can head to the bbc news website for much more information. a report into child sexual exploitation in telford says it went "unchecked" for "generations". more than 1000 children were exploited with clear evidence the exploitation was ignored. the children were blamed instead of the perpetrators. our midlands correspondent phil mackie reports from telford. you may find some of it disturbing. a town where children have been exploited since the 19705. young girl5 exploited since the 19705. young girls were groomed and subjected to some of the most appalling abu5e. after years the findings of an independent inquiry are damning. countle55 children were assaulted and raped. they were deliberately
part, folks like senator chris murphy, a democrat of connecticut who has been the party's biggest loader on the issue is if you do anything on gun control and get republicans to vote for it, then they turn out to be fine at the ballot box, it opens a wider in the future. that's very much a glass more than half full view of the possible political implications. but the fact that so many republicans are willing to take this vote in the senate, it recalls the vote on infrastructure. including the specific folks willing to cast their votes. it's a willing shift and a lot of people who aren't actually on the ballot. >> it's going to be interest figure they would try to go small on dhaka and the dreamers. there's a template for doing things and then making steps. but this is washington. ahead, the country needs a pat moment. the january 6th committee agrees and it's trying to pressure the former council to testify to do
reality of all of that. >> tim miller, in your experience working with the republican side of politics, in these kinds of midterm elections, one of the things you can count on normally is a lower level of voter enthusiasm on the democratic side, a loader lower turnout on the democrat side. when you are watching that from republican perspective would you say here the place democrats are missing that could have juiced their turnout and could have delivered the voters they needed to deliver? >> look, i think that making these things more of a choice, it's always going to be a challenge in the mid term. no matter what the democrats can do, we're talking about margins here, there is always going to be a sense of people wanting to change, people who are upset, especially with the economic struggles. what they have to do is they have to make it more of a choice, about the actual candidates that are running. that is the tough part, right? it's easy to run against trump
on the democratic side, a loader lower turnover on the democrat side. when you are watching that from republican perspective would you say here the place democrats are missing that could have to use their turnout and could have delivered the voters they needed to deliver? >> look, i think that making these things more of a choice, it's always going to be a challenge in the mid term. no matter what the democrats can do, we're talking about margins here, there is always going to be a sense of people wanting to change, people who are upset, especially with the economic struggles. what they have to do is they have to make it more of a choice, about the actual candidates that are running. that is the tough part, right? it's easy to run against trump who is sitting in mar-a-lago, it's easy to try and say we're gonna run on infrastructure, but you have to run against the extreme candidates like mastriano and a threat that they pose. >> tim miller and tim o'brien, thank you both very much for joining us tonight.
themselves. by themselves, perhaps with a faith loader, with their doctor and perhaps with their part they are. but the federal government has absolutely no role in that decision. and that is the message i am imparting. it seems to be resinating. people have differing views about abortion, per se, but the one thing that seems to be coming through crystal clear is that this is not a place for the government to meddle. >> congresswoman, i know the democrat, you have no real primary challenge, but it's the general election that's going to tell the tale. i know that people in pennsylvania are very concerned people in favor of abortion rights are concerned about holding on to the governor's mansion because the governor is term limited and all of the republican candidates are against abortion rights. >> well, josh is the best
>> bunny's got a very big stick. this t-80 tank was built two years ago and was in the vanguard of russia's invasion of ukraine. >> down below, you see a loader, it's also slightly modernized to shoot more like advanced and like better rounds. it can shoot guided missiles. >> alex was on a sniper team when he discovered bunny. stuck and abandoned in a field in march, eight days into russia's assault. within days, the tank was back in action, against russians. >> this is like my personal tank. i am tank commander and tank owner. >> in march, he said the tank destroyed 24 russian vehicles and two tanks. >> we are fighting, so here we already destroyed three or four enemy tanks. we had three confirmed and four is like not fully confirmed it was our kill. >> that was in the previous couple days when russian forces tried to break through ukraine's
from here. >> yeah. >> concerns over the possible reversal of roe v. wade have prompted responses not just from capitol hill but from state and local governments, as well. speaking outside of planned parenthood facility yesterday, california governor gavin newsom promised to protect abortion rights. the loader of the most populist state in the country also had criticism for his own party for what he says has been a lack of effort against attempts by republicans to strip americans of their rights. >> across the spectrum of issues where is the democratic party? where is the party? why aren't we standing up more firmly, more resolutely? why aren't we calling this out? this is a concerted, coordinated effort. yes, they're winning. they are. they have been. let's acknowledge that. we need to stand up. where's the counteroffensive? this never happened in our lifetime. they're taking away rights that