warnock broke the record for the most english matches as a manager in mid—week. in the fa cup first round, the big shock of the day came at the stadium of light as sunderland lost 1—0 to league two strugglers mansfield. 2008 winners portsmouth avoided a shock exit. the league one side edged past harrow borough — who are 83 places below them in the league pyramid. it finished 1—0 — marcus harness with the goal. all of today's results can be found on the bbc sport website. in the scottish premiership, hearts go second — at least for the time being — with a dominant 5—2 win over dundee united. motherwell won away at aberdeen. and it was goalless between stjohnstone and st mirren. celtic and leaders rangers both play tomorrow. and chelsea kept up the pressure on league leaders arsenal in the women�* super league. they beat aston villa 1—0, jessie fleming's close range strike proving the difference. and brighton climb the table after beating everton. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other sports news. novak djokovic will finish as the men

i want to thank senator durbin, leahy, klobuchar warnock for people of done just amazingly steadfast work on voting rights. they and many more, including sediment manchin have been working overtime to crappy john lewis voting rights advancement act and find common ground with our republican colleagues. i know it has been an exhausting process but one that is so important. last night i began the process for the senate to hold the vote on the john lewis voting rights advancement act. it is a commonsense proposal to reinstate the preclearance provisions of the voting rights act which has had a long history of bipartisan support in the senate. elections are the wellspring of democracy but across the country are witnessing a coordinated assault on the right to vote and even on how elections are conducted tallied and decided. this is a true threat to the ultimate foundation of our democracy, a true threat. in the shelby decision, unfortunately, a conservative majority on the supreme court struck down the preclearance requirements, the heart of the voting rights act wrongly suggesting it wa

warnock broke the record for the most english matches as a manager in mid—week. in the fa cup first round the big shock of the day came at the stadium of light as sunderland lost 1—0 to league 2 strugglers mansfield. 2008 winners portsmouth avoided a shock exit. the league one side edged past harrow borough — who are 83 places below them in the league pyramid. it finished i—0 — marcus harness with the goal. all of today's results can be found on the bbc sport website. three games to bring you in the scottish premiership. hearts go 2nd — at least until tomorrow — with a dominant 5—2 win over dundee united. motherwell won away at aberdeen, and it was goalless between stjohnstone and st mirren. celtic and leaders rangers both have games tomorrow. and chelsea kept up the pressure on league leaders arsenal in the womens super league. they beat aston villa i—0, jessie fleming's close—range strike proving the difference. england's place in the final four of the t20 world cup is confirmed — despite losing their first match of the tournament to south a

and now, we have football legend herschel walker leading the pack for that same seat one by raphael warnock. what's your take on where this is going in 2022 given all we know now? >> what we see right now is the biden administration dragging the and democratic with him and down and geordie of a senate race that's first focused on getting rid of raphael warnock. he's an enabler to a failed administration and i think you will see a turn in georgia and i think you will see raphael warnock beat. you have some great candidates, herschel walker, but the bottom line is whoever wins on our side will be raphael warnock because the senate has to flip back. maria: we will see a free and fair election in georgia? >> we will, yes. republicans will win. maria: doug collins, great to see you and congrats on the book. it hits the stores tuesday. have a wonderful sunday, everyone. i will see you tomorrow on foxbusiness >> are you ready to start a great career? >> safelite is now hiring. >> you will love your job. . . . >> apply now... >> ...and make a difference. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite re

and now, we have football legend herschel walker leading the pack for that same seat one by raphael warnock. what's your take on where this is going in 2022 given all we know now? >> what we see right now is the biden administration dragging the and democratic with him and down and geordie of a senate race that's first focused on getting rid of raphael warnock. he's an enabler to a failed administration and i think you will see a turn in georgia and i think you will see raphael warnock beat. you have some great candidates, herschel walker, but the bottom line is whoever wins on our side will be raphael warnock because the senate has to flip back. maria: we will see a free and fair election in georgia? >> we will, yes. republicans will win. maria: doug collins, great to see you and congrats on the book. it hits the stores ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ kevin, where are you? kevin?!?!? hey, what's going on? i'm right here! i was busy cashbacking for the holidays with chase freedom unlimited. you know i can't believe you lost another kevin. it's a holiday tradition! earn big t

under senator warnock's legislation passed by the senate, g.a.o. would study racial and ethnic disparities regarding v.a. compensation benefits, including v.a. disability ratings and rejections of fully developed claims for benefits under laws administered by v.a. the v.a. secretary would brief congress within a year after passage of the bill and then prepare a report that includes recommendations to address identified disparities. the companion legislation i sponsored, h.r. 3856, was approved by the house veterans' affairs committee and i'm pleased to support senator warnock's legislation today. i urge my colleagues to support this important legislation. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. bost: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman virginia tech. mr. bost: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of s.1031 sponsored by senator warnock. i would also like to recogn

and now, we have football legend herschel walker leading the pack for that same seat one by raphael warnock. what's your take on where this is going in 2022 given all we know now? >> what we see right now is the biden administration dragging the and democratic with him and down and geordie of a senate race that's first focused on getting rid of raphael warnock. he's an enabler to a failed administration and i think you will see a turn in georgia and i think you will see raphael warnock beat. you have some great candidates, herschel walker, but the bottom line is whoever wins on our side will be raphael warnock because the senate has to flip back. maria: we will see a free and fair election in georgia? >> we will, yes. republicans will win. maria: doug collins, great to see you and congrats on the book. it hits the stores >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service

warnock parted company with boro following their 1—all draw at west brom. to the t20 cricket world cup now — and new zealand have beaten afghanistan — to seal their place in the semi finals. afghanistan's najib top scored with strong 73. but they were limited to 12a—8 in abu dhabi. new zealand chased down that final four spot, winning by 8 wickets. — they'll face eoin morgan's england side for a place in the final. mercedes will want to pick up where they left off today for the mexico city grand prix. valterri bottas qualified on pole for the race, with his teammate lewis hamilton in second. championship leader max verstappen — who had dominated the weekend until qualifying — could only manage third. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. hello. the british prime minister is urging countries at the cop26 climate summit in glasgow to "pull together and drive for the line," as the conference enters its second and final week. borisjohnson said �*bold compromises' and �*ambitious commitment

i want to thank senator warnock as well as representative mcconnell who has done yeoman's work in the house. the second bill i'll sign is the higher veterans health care act . i want to thank the editor hassan and braun and representatives rice for their work to help veterans find a way to continue to serve their country. in 2019 the inspector general of theva reported staff shortages are one of the causes of the many problems we face . at the same time with our military there are nearly 200,000 dedicated well-trained workers and nearly every area of healthcare. doctors, nurses, pharmacies technicians and physical therapists. they understand the challenges our men in uniform face . 1000 or 13,000 of them separated from active duty every year and we can do more by helping separate the servicemembers to continuing their work in the federal government at places like the va. this bill directs the department of veterans affairs to recruit military medical personnel with less than a year left in service to work in federalhealthcare occupations . this program building upon existing efforts t

and i want to thank and congratulate senator warnock, who is here in the room, who has such a -- has been a moral leader in the u.s. senate since he got here and leading on this issue, as well as representative takano, who has done a yeoman's work in the house. the second bill i'll sign is the hire veterans health heroes act. i want to thank senator hassan and senator braun, and representatives rice and latta for their work to help veterans find a way to continue to serve their country. in 2019, the inspector general of the va reported that staff shortages are one of the causes of the many problems we face in veterans' care. and at the same time, with our military, there are nearly 200,000 dedicated, well-trained workers in nearly every area of health care -- doctors, nurses, pharmacists, technicians, and physical therapists. they understand the health challenges our women and men in uniform face. one thousand -- actually, 13,000 of them are separated from active duty every single year. and we can do more by helping the separated service members with backgrounds in healthcare continu

senator warnock: i believe in the dignity of work. it frustrates me, quite frankly, to hear forks moralize about the importance of work while not supporting workers. and their ability to participate in the labor work. i think closing the coverage gap, which is part of build back better, will also help enable and strengthen workers, even as they strengthen the american economy. thank you all so very much. chair brown: as we close, senator toomey. senator toomey: thank you. just a few points to wrap up. first, i'd like to respond to my friend and colleague, the senator from montana, that brought up tax reform. in the wake of our 2017 tax reform, we had the strongest economy in 50 years. we had all-time record low unemployment. we had wages growing. growing fastest for the lowest income workers. we had inflation that was modest. and in fact, we were narrowing the gap between high-income and low-income people. oh, and by the way, tax revenue collected by the federal government was growing. i also want to touch on the important point that

senator thune and senator warnock. senator warnock: this week i introduced the arrow act to expedite the development and adoption of sustainable aviation, fuel, and other technologies. i could not be more proud that georgia companies like lancity jet, delta airlines and gulf stream in my home down of atlanta, georgia, watch these emission updates take off. as we see a rise in exciting new technologies that increased fuel efficiency and reduce carbon emissions, it's on the tower safety board have the tools and allow for the quick and safe deployment of these new innovations. mr. dixon, do you agree having the right in house expertise -- expertise will be crucial for the f.a.a. to partner with the industry on new sustainable products and ensure these technologies are deployed safely, without unnecessary delays? mr. dickson: thank you, senator. it's good to see you. the answer to the question is yes, we recognize how critical sustainable aviation fuel is and very much want to be a partner with congas people consider ways

which involved now senator raphael warnock with a special election. is he up for re-election, even though he has only been in the senate -- he will only have been in the senate for two years. republicans look to be coalescing around former football star herschel herschel walker, someone who former president trump has been very supportive of from the very beginning. what's what is interesting about walker is he is not a person who has been involved in politics oat least in elected politics. so this will be his first attempt, early on you had some members of the republican establishment worrying that, you know, maybe as a candidate he is not ready for prime time. those worries seem to have receded, at least for enough to. and the rallying around walker is happening. it is a good environment. what democrats are hoping is that the state of georgia is now not just a battleground but has ticked a little bit blue. thanks in part to have the suburban swing around atlanta. >> bret: we should point out there is a primary and six g.o.p. contenders here. herschel

ex villa defender stephen warnock, who played alongside gerrard at liverpool, says his former team—mate may have a difficult decision to make. i think it would be something that steven gerrard would be looking at. i'm sure it will turn his head. this is such a difficult decision because you got two huge clubs and i think one thing that he would be desperately wanting to do will to be winning back—to—back titles with a buddy he's also got the pole of the premier league and that big club of aston villa. and the opportunity to go to england and prove himself. and the opportunity to go to england and prove himself. andy murray is into the quarter finals of the stockholm 0pen after beating the top seed, italy's world number ten, jannik sinner in straight sets. murray said it was his best win this season. it's only the second time this year he's reached the quarter final stage of any tournament. he joins compatriot dan evans in the last eight after he earlier beat alejandro davidovich fokina. now to rugby union and exeter chiefs have been told their native american—style branding uses a

the warnock family are giving up seats. the seats in the public gallery of the courtroom are fought like court side seats in the lakers game >> mr. geoff, i'm not sure what you are doing. i have already ruled on this court's position with regard to the gallery. >> today the defense will begin laying out their case. >>> day two of jury deliberations are set to begin in the homicide trial of kyle rittenhouse. tensions are high in kenosha, wisconsin, as residents there await a vempblth our jay grey has more. >> reporter: let's set the stage this jury came in, started deliberations about 9:00 central time they paused for launch and asked the judge only one question, if he can give them copies for everyone of the jury instructions and the charging sheets and from there on, they have been working non-stop behind closed doors. no indication, no reaction to what's going on in this first day of deliberations we have seen the crowd outside the courthouse grow a bit. protesters making sure their voices are heard as that jury continues

>> i appreciate the question, senator warnock. where i am from originally in south dakota and communities where i work in north dakota are rural and particularly tribal populations. rural populations i work with that are underserved, we tend to have less access to health care and less easy access to healthy food. in kyle, south dakota, if we want to purchase healthy food, it costs more than what you would spend in a city or suburb, because it is perishable and costs money to bring food out to rural communities. in public health we call that a property tax, not a tax where money is collected by a government, but people have to pay more money for healthier options when they live in rural and underserved populations. it also links to the need for health education. one challenges i had seen when i was a full-time clinician and certified diabetes educator was that all the education and theory is not of value if we can't implement it, if people don't have access to things we are recommended. -- are recommending. then we are not going to

senator warnock: thank you so much. in order to serve our rural communities and i spend a lot of time in my state being certain to move around these rural communities, it seems to me that we have to center their unique concerns in order to get the policy right. and it's great to have folks like you here helping us helping this committee to think about how we best tailor the policy to the particular needs a rural communities. if i may, i want to pivot in my remaining time to another subject. since my first day in the senate, i've been laser focused with my colleagues on closing the medicaid coverage gap. in georgia, we got 646,000 georgians in the medicaid gap uh -- gap, millions of americans. this is a matter of life and death for people in my state all across the country, and congress must act immediately. according to the georgia food bank association, approximately 66% of the families they serve have been forced to choose between food and medical care. so this issue affects everything including nutrition. dr. mozaffa

neil warnock says he thinks no manager will ever beat the new record he's set after breaking the record of most games managing an english league club. his middlesbrough side were beaten by luton in the championship last night which was warnock�*s 1,602nd game in charge of a club. after starting coaching in the 80s, boro are the 16th club of his career and earlier i asked him what's kept him going... just the desire to keep winning and not --ettin to just the desire to keep winning and not --ettin to down just the desire to keep winning and not --ettin to down when just the desire to keep winning and not getting to down when things go wrong and not getting too high when you are flying and having good family. i cannot see anyone beating this record if i'm honest because there is no time now, where as, when i started, you plan for three or four years and now you plan for three or four four years and now you plan for three orfour games. mpjulian knight, the chair of the dcms, has called on the board of yorkshire county cricket club to resign after a leaked report emerged apparently contai

the reason being, but the congressional democrats and the senate democrats, people, ralphio warnock, was in a tight racer in georgia. they are going to want, they're gonna have to be able to take something back to their voters. you can't take up, dana, stand back. you can't take the economy back. you can't take inflation back to your voters, know what they get real involved. most jo by to can move some big pieces of legislation . you are going to see people fling the of the sinking ship and breaking off into basic uh, progressive caucus and then the traditional caucus will call for change to the top . is this gonna cause a new splendor? you still are going to have those extremely loyal trump ians? is this going to cause a splinter between the republican party even more so now you are going to have those people going let to be more moderate. not only was his moderate, let's just not be offensive. and that was about were about to see with the republican party. and is that gonna be a successful strategy? yes, and i think ya can prove that is going to be a successful strategy because you

the reason being, but the congressional democrats and the senate democrats, people like raphi, warnock, who is in a tight race there in georgia. they are going to want that they're going to have to be able to take something back to their voters. and you can't take up, dana, stand back, you can't take the economy back and can't take inflation back to your voters and they get reelected. joe, by can move some big pieces of legislation. you are going to see people fleeing the, the thinking ship and breaking off into basic progressive caucus and then the traditional caucus will call 14 to the top. is this going to cause explain? you still are going to have those extremely loyal trump, and is this going to cause a splinter between the republican party even more so now you are going to have those people going let to be more moderate, not in which it's moderate. let's just not be offensive. that was about were about to susan republican party. and is that going to be successful strategy? yes, and i think you can improve that. it's going to be a successful strategy because you talked about in th

the reason being, but the congressional democrats and the senate democrats, people, ralphio warnock, was in a tight racer in georgia. they are going to want my beard. i'm have to be able to take something back to their voters. you can't take up, dana, stand back. you can't take the economy back. you can't take inflation back to your boat isn't what they get real. involved with joe by to can move some big pieces of legislation. you are going to see people fling the of the sinking ship and breaking off into basic uh, progressive caucus and then the traditional caucus will call for change to the top . is this gonna cause a new splendor? you still are going to have those extremely loyal trump, and is this going to cause a splinter between the republican party even more so now you are going to have this people going let to be more moderate. not only was his moderate, let's just not be offensive. and that was about we're about to see with the republican party and is that, can you be successful strategy? yes, and i think young can prove that is going to be a successful strategy because you

is raphael warnock gonna to be the next person appearing this afternoon? we don't know. >> with all due respect, your honor, the seats in the public gallery of a courtroom are not like courtside seats at a lakers game. >> trevor: all right, first of all, of course this trial is not like a lakers game. the jury has 11 white people and one black guy. that's basically the opposite of any basketball team. and, secondly, i'm not saying this guy is racist, but when you're representing a guy who killed a black man just for jogging in the wrong neighborhood, it's not a great look to be pointing into the gallery and going, "hey, this black guy doesn't belong here. we should do something about that! come on,s jasper, you want to do that again?" and, thirdly, black pastors have been supporting families in need from the beginning of time. why are they shocked by this? whether it's their kids killed in gang violence, whether it's a civil rights issue-- doesn't matter what it is, they'll show up. hell, if you need them, they'll even show up for emotional support at your

ex villa defender stephen warnock, who played alongside gerrard at liverpool, says his former team—mate may have a difficult decision to make. i think it would be something that steven gerrard would be looking at. i'm sure it will turn his head. this is such a difficult decision because you got two huge clubs and i think one thing that he would be desperately wanting to do will to be winning but he's also got the pole of the premier league and that big club of aston villa. and the opportunity to go to england and prove himself. andy murray is into the quarter finals of the stockholm open after beating the top seed, italy's world number ten, jannik sinner in straight sets. murray said it was his best win this season. it's only the second time this year he's reached the quarter final stage of any tournament. he joins compatriot dan evans in the last eight after he earlier beat alejandro davidovich fokina. now to rugby union and exeter chiefs have been told their native american—style branding uses a "dehumanising stereotype". the national congress of american indians has written to the

hearing will resume and um i wanted to start by um uh acknowledging that senator gillibrand senator warnock have joined us the webex and i'll start with my questions and then turned to ranking member scott. i want to start with with kate kleiner kate. as i mentioned, your story is so powerful and unfortunately for america it is not, it is not unique. i think every member of the committee was moved by what you said as i said, your written testimony was powerful enough. but hearing it directly from you had a big impact on me and i know other members. so we're grateful you're here and we're grateful that your story can help other seniors when there are scammers out there and perpetrators of fraud trying to rip people off. i wanted to focus on one part of your story and the story of many others kate. you said that you know, i should say that social isolation is not something new for seniors, but for many people, the pandemic made this um terrible isolation that much worse. so do you believe the pandemic left you more susceptible to being scammed? >> i really do. when i think back to the beginni

presence with respect to the jury and in this case, the next question is which pastor is next raphael warnock is going to be the next person appearing this afternoon? we don't know. >> well, the judge dismissed the notion and calling the lawyer's comment reprehensible. >> we have individuals coming into the courtroom, i will say that is directly in response to mr. goff of the statement you made which i find reprehensible. he called the emit still of our day. >>> nine-year-old boy has died now of injuries he sustained of the astros world musical festival ten days ago. his family released a statement, he was the tenth and youngest person to die in the tragedy police say hundreds of others were hurt. he went to the festival with his father ester's dad says he was carrying him on the shoulders and when that crowd surged began, he just passed out and unable to breathe and the boy fell from his shoulders. when he woke up, he says his son was in the hospital. the family filed a lawsuit against travis scott ever the little boy died. concert goers kicked and steppe on the little boy. police in houston

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warnock says his former team—mates may have a difficult decision to make. this is such a difficult decision because you have got two huge clubs and i think one thing he would be desperately wanting to do would be to wind back—to—back titles but he has also got the, sort of common people of the premier league and that big club and aston villa and the opportunity to go to england and prove himself. gareth southgate has lost another member of his england squad, ahead of the world cup qualifiers against albania and san marino. west ham midfielder declan rice has had to withdraw due to illness — and the fa say they're not planning to bring in a replacement. southgate was already missing several key players and mason mount and luke shaw are still to link up with the group at st george's park. he does have arsenal forward emile smith rowe at his disposal, though. he's been talking about his surprise at being called—up to the senior squad, saying it was "crazy" to be suddenly training alongside the likes of harry kane and raheem sterling. smith rowe — who

is raphael warnock going to be the next person appearing this afternoon? we don't know. your honor, i would submit with all respect to the reverend jesse jackson that this is no different than bringing in police officers or uniformed prison guards in a small town where a young black man has been accused of assaulting a law enforcement officer or corrections officer. >> i'm done talking, mr. gough. i've heard the motion. i understand what your position is. and if it's simply to point out that an individual is in the gallery, it has been done. >> reporter: all three defense attorneys asking for a mistrial. >> i move for a mistrial. >> based on? >> based on the presence of people in the courtroom. >> reporter: the judge is denying their request, and jackson isn't going anywhere. >> people are in need and backs against the wall. it's what we do. so we're going to keep sitting with this family. >> reporter: don, the drama is not done here just yet. the national action network plans to have 100 black pastors here in town thursday to create a wall of prayer right in front of th

is raphael warnock going to be next this afternoon? >> reporter: multiple calls for a mistrial from defense attorney kevin gough because of high profile people in the public gallery and gatherings outside the courtroom. . >> we are asking for a mistrial. >> reporter: all three denied. but today might be the last chance for either side to sway the jury. the man month fatally shot arbery was one of the last taking the stand. >> denied brandish any weapons? >> no, ma'am. >> didn't pull out any guns? >> no, ma'am. >> didn't pull out a knife? >> no, ma'am. >> never reached for anything, did he? >> no. >> he just ran? >> yes, he was just running. >> that was ahmaud arbery seeing this february 23rd, 2020 near brunswick in georgia. >> you are telling me a man who spent five minutes running away from you you're thinking is going to want to continue to engage with you, someone with a shotgun and your father, a man who has just said, stop or i'll blow your [ bleep ] head off, by trying to get in the truck? >> that's what the shows, yes, ma'am. >>

i want to thank senator collins, peter, sinema and warnock for their work on this important issue. the bill would allow scientists engineers and others in the private sector ak demmia to -- weather and climate modelling. this legislation would require no -- public or open source the code and data used in these models and would include exemptions for models that would pose a risk to national security, trade secrets or that violate intellectual property contracts. would provide no administrator or authority -- authorize ten million over the next five years. also requires report to congress with two -- how the models have been made public apply available. also is mesh are american cyber security literacy act. national telecommunications and information in consultation with department of homeland security to develop a cyber security campaign and identity infrastructure that may create risks and provide information how to prevent cyber attacks and reduce risk when using publicly available wifi and direct people and businesses to federal sources. and during the executive session we'll vo

we had senators warnock and ossiff prepared for a massive campaign and that campaign didn't assume the republicans would drop off at all, in the way i think we've seen those assumptions play out in virginia. and what's more, they confronted the right's racist dog whistles head-on and pivoted quickly to share interest in jobs, the economy, health care and justice. and in doing so, not only did they keep enthusiasm up, but they also managed to pull moderates into a direction of a multiracial majority. and, you know, terry mcauliffe just didn't do that. we had a scenario in virginia where we had turnout up by 7% compared to 2017, but the republicans in virginia actually had their turnout up to 15%. so that's why we have to win in 2022. >> it is undeniable that there is a symbiotic relationship between fox news and the republican party and especially donald trump, and not just the opinion hosts, who i know you have criticized since leaving the channel, but the so-called straight news site, which has been all in on the nonsensical critical race theory this year. you have a daytime fox host

you know, i want voters in macon georgia to in july to say i voted for biden and harris, i voted for warnock. i'm my life got better. and that's what we're gonna be saying and hearing it, those poll numbers will look very different as the election will look different in 2022. >> just a follow-up on that, the child checks credit, which i've been fascinated by both because i followed it for -- which you have been fighting for for a very long time, came to fruition, to some extension is probably going to be in the build back better bill, depends on how long. when you talk about that, do you hear constituents talk about it voluntarily? are you getting people saying, i am getting this thing and is really getting helping me. are people aware of it in their lives? >> oh, they're absolutely aware of it, they don't know where came from. and one of the things we do is around this time every month, and we did it again this week, we asked people tell us your stories about what the child tax credit means to you. it relieves the anxiety, the last week of the month. to figure out how to cobble together the

so somebody like raphael warnock, he needs to win those voters and get them to turn out. there have been a bunch of voters turned out and organized around that issue and they have to get those voters out and support them. what you see with president biden is that his numbers have fallen out with democrats. if he can get his democratic number back to where it was a couple of months ago, his poll numbers orverall would do bette. >> i'd like to go back to the covid relief bill. joe biden seems to think if you put a lot of money into things that's going to be a solution to the problem. there was almost $2 trillion in the covid relief. did you like what was in there? they say, i don't know what was in there. i think businesses got a lot and i don't like that. they have got to get -- and i actually agree on voting rights. it's about going on offense. it's not just pr. it's about, are you pushing things forward? right now you're giving republicans a massive opening on the issue they are most comfortable with, which is that we're going to get -- we're going to be on the economy a

is raphael warnock going to be the next person appearing this afternoon? we don't know. your honor, i would submit, with all respect to the reverend jesse jackson, that this is no different than bringing in police officers or uniformed prison guards in a small town, where a young black man has been accused of assaulting a law enforcement officer or corrections officer. >> reporter: this, a recurring issue for william "roddie" bryan's defense attorney, where race has been front and center. jackson arrived at court monday morning after gough said this thursday. >> we don't want any more black pastors coming in here or other jesse jackson, whoever was in here earlier this week, sitting with the victim's family, trying to influence the jury in this case. a bunch of folks came here dressed like colonel sanders with white masks in the back, that would be -- >> reporter: he was actually referencing the reverend al sharpton, who was in the courtroom on wednesday to support arbery's family. gough apologized to the court on friday but brought up the issue again monday. the judge r

is raphael warnock going to be the next person appearing this afternoon? we don't know. your honor, i would submit with all respect to the reverend jesse jackson that this is no different than bringing in police officers or uniformed prison guards in a small town where a young black man has been accused of assaulting a law enforcement officer or corrections officer. >> i've heard the motion. i understand what your position is. and if it's simply to point out that an individual is in the gallery, it has been done. >> reporter: all three defense attorneys asking for a mistrial. >> i move for a mistrial. >> based on? >> based on the presence of the people in the courtroom. >> reporter: the judge is denying their request and jackson isn't going anywhere. >> my people are in need and backs against the wall. it's what we do. so we're going to keep sitting with this family. >> reporter: the back and forth in this case -- >> we want to take you to the poland/belarus border. matthew chance has breaking news for us. matthew. >> reporter: it has come to me right at the border betwe

is raphael warnock next person appearing this afternoon? >> the judge denied the defense's request to remove the reverend jesse jackson from the courtroom. late this afternoon the state rested the case against the three men, now comes the defense's turn. meanwhile in kenosha wisconsin the jury in the case had been deliberating since this morning. rittenhouse shot and killed 36-year-old joseph rosenbaum and 26-year-old anthony huber and shot gaige grosskreutz and rittenhouse said he was a tourist and denied the interaction with rosenbaum that set into action the chain of events that night in august of last year. since then rittenhouse is a right wing hero. mark and patricia, the st. louis couple pardoned by donald trump when president for aiming guns at black lives matter protesters, well, they've showed up the past two days to support rittenhouse. they claimed that the teenager who mind you shot and killed two people is the real victim. the victim of cancel culture. and another weird twist, rittenhouse actually participated in choosing the

is rafael warnock going to make -- be the next person appearing this afternoon we don't know. >> well, the judge dismissed the motion and called the lawyer's comments reprehensible >> what we have now, with individual members or individuals coming into the courtroom, i will say, that is directly in response, mr. goffe, to statements you made which i find reprehensible. >> reverend jackson also criticized the makeup of the jury, which includes 11 white people and one black man he called arbery the emmett till of our daye emit still of referencing the 14-year-old boy who was lynched in mississippi in 1955. >>> 9-year-old boy has died now of injuries he sustained at the astroworld music festival in houston ten days ago lawyers from young ezra blunt's family released a statement last night announcing he was the tenth and youngest person to die in the tragedy police say hundreds of others were hurt. ezra went to that astroworld festival with his father, according to a gofundme page for the family ezra's dad says he was carrying him on his shoulders during travis scott's performance, and th

reverend raphael warnock the senator from georgia be here next. the judge also described some of his comments about reprehensible. it's been going on now for a couple of days. the activists who support the arbery family said they're going to invite 100 black pastors to come here during the course of this week, and as you might imagine, arbery's family has been vehement that this is insensitive or worse. for them to -- for the defense to suggest who they can have in the gallery. for context, it is a very small public courtroom because of covid restrictions. for example, there's only two pool print reporters allowed and there's an overflow room where you can watch it on video. that's what they are saying the defense is maintaining that reverend jackson and others should go to that particular room. the whole issue has just become very, very contentious, craig, and it's hard to explain -- it's hard to express how angry people are that black pastors of all people are being singled out at a time when they see this family as grief stricken. this family i

very public efforts, then held hand to senate seats to the democrats, when john ossoff and raphael warnock, one in the special runoff election. state republican lawmakers responded, by being among the first states to pass new voting restrictions, including measures, that give the republican state legislature more power, over county election boards. in response to, that major league baseball then decided to move the all-star game, out of atlanta, that's the very sight of last night's game, and tonight's. so elections in institutions, make it harder to vote and whip up a cultural war panic. this strategy was made in georgia, but you can see it playing out and states across the country. including virginia governor's election, on tuesday. and that's why last nights and tonight's baseball game, is about so much more, than just baseball. so much to discuss and i have the perfect person to do it, with joining me now is georgia state senator gingered, and she's a democrat representing georgia's sixth district. which is where the braves stadium is currently located. she's also a candidate for the d

and raphael warnock going to make -- be the next person appearing this afternoon we don't know. >> well, the judge dismissed the motion and called the lawyer's comments reprehensible >> what we have now, with individual members or individuals coming into the courtroom, i will say, that is directly in response, mr. goffe, to statements you made which i find reprehensible. >> reverend jackson also criticized the makeup of the jury, which includes 11 white people and one black man he called arbery the emmett till of our day referencing the 14-year-old boy who was lynched in mississippi in 1955. >>> 9-year-old boy has died now of injuries he sustained at the astroworld music festival in houston ten days ago lawyers from young ezra blunt's family released a statement last night announcing he was the tenth and youngest person to die in the tragedy police say hundreds of others were hurt. ezra went to that astroworld festival with his father, according to a gofundme page for the family ezra's dad says he was carrying him on his shoulders during travis scott's performance, and then he says when

i voted for warnock and my life got better. that is what we're going to be seeing and hearing and those poll numbers will look very different and the election will in 2022. >> just to follow up on the child tax credit which i have been fascinated by both because i followed the sort of long policy prehistory of this which you have been fighting for for a very long time, came to fruition. some extension is probably in the build back better bill depend on how long. when you talk about that, do you hear constituents talk about it voluntarily? like are you getting people saying, i am getting this thing and it is really helping me. are people aware of it in their lives? >> they are absolutely aware of it. they don't really know where it came from. one of the things we do is around this time every month and we did again this week, we asked people, tell us your stories about what the child tax credit means to you. it relieves the anxiety, the last week of the month to figure out how to cobble together the money to pay your rent. one fa

in georgia, we have raphael warnock running. he is one of the instances of a black candidate winning in a might -- a white majority race. a congressman won a white majority district in 1972, 40 years ago, so it is not the first time, and that was in georgia as well. he is running even in one poll against a former football player in georgia, who has support from former president trump. that has the potential for being another nailbiter. nevada, that's a biden plus two point state. catherine cortez masto has led in the public full -- public poll over the former attorney general. we will see if that looks like a close race to me. a good test for senator harry reid's organization and getting out the vote. one problem for the democrats is the toughest race is in new hampshire, which was a 7.5 state. governor chris sununu has been leading the incumbent senator maggie hassan in multiple polls since august, averaging about 47-41. a bad sign for an incumbent. both of these figures are well-known in a small state. mr. sununu has been elec

herschel walker, in georgia, trying to run for raphael warnock's seat and he's had a series of allegations made against him as well. so i do think it raises broader questions about who they're willing to endorse if they think they are politically viable and this is someone they believed was, of course now he's suspended his campaign, and we'll see where it takes them. this is a very competitive seat in pennsylvania. >> david, what are you reading in this? >> well, obviously donald trump doesn't care if you're accused of sexual assault since he has been and his position is just always deny everything. so i don't think he, you know, attaches much importance to that and anybody he endorses. the larger political point is how much stroke does he have? he has to be seen now as a kingmaker. don't forget, donald trump lost after four years. that was important that happened as a sitting president who lost re-election. if he's got any comeback in him, he's got to be able to back the right candidates for the party. and has got to be seen in doing so. and, remember, virginia, who he did endorse youngk