s marshals. attorneys for the couple say they left the area tuesday night, fearing for their safety. the facts of this case are so egregious. oakland county prosecutors say the charges come after evidence shows the parents bought the gun for their son and didn't store it properly. more evidence suggests the mother knew her son was researching ammunition and that he was showing troubling behavior at school. any individual. who had the opportunity. to stop this tragedy. should have done so the day of the shooting, a teacher reported the teen drawing a picture of a gun, a bloody body and the words help me and called a meeting with the parents. still no one pulled him from class ideas, causing great distress among our whole agency. that this happened and that, um there was an opportunity potentially to prevent him. oxford high school may also face culpability charges prosecutors are weighing whether they missed or ignored warning signs. lauren blanchard, fox news. the man accused of killing 10. peopl

s. marshals. she did not look at her family and gave no visible reaction. she will now be led back to the metropolitan detention center. phil ahead on al jazeera palestinian president visits israel were here, the things that was a bad idea. this is one of 3 nuclear plants that germany will close by the end of the year. germany will face how you power by the end of 2022 completely. a dispute this decision within the youth. i'm steadfast, reporting on timing. ah, ah, look forward to burritos guys. with sponsored by capital airways. hello, i'm afraid we have more heavy snow in the forecast, the parts of japan over the next couple of days. we have seen that rack or snowfall to northern areas of japan. this area of low pressure will sink a little further south. was the cold fun, dragging more cold air over the sea of japan, and it pushes its way into western pass of con shoe and on into hawkeye. it becomes even more expansive as we go on into friday. so some parts could see maybe 50 or 60 centimeters or snow. further, 50 or 60 centimeters will cause further disr

s. marshal. and dominic is a former police officer and author of before the badge everything you need to know before you become a cop gentleman. welcome to both of you in albuquerque, atlanta austin, baton rouge, columbus. io indianapolis, jackson, mississippi. i'm going alphabetically that 7 of the 16 cities across the country that have set new homicide records this year. dominic, there's no other reason that they are not going to find any other reason than dunning, because they're allowed to. there's no other reason that they are not going to find any other reason than criminals are not being prosecuted cops are doing their job. i've talked about the several times on r t. the of you either states attorney, your district attorney, depending upon your where your state is, which is an elective position, they are not prosecuting. it's oh, my gosh, let's just down play these communities and baby them and the recidivism rate is insane. and know you're, this is all this is, is they're just not being p

s. marshall. and dominic is o former police officer, an author of before the badge. everything you need to know before you become a cop gentleman. welcome to both of you and albuquerque, atlanta austin, baton rouge, columbus. io indianapolis, jackson, mississippi. i'm going alphabetically that 7 of the 16 cities across the country that have set new homicide records this year. dominic, let me be very generic and start with you. why is this happening? because they're allowed to. there's no other reason that you're not gonna find any other reason than criminals are not being prosecuted cops are doing their job. i've talked about the several times on r t. the other states attorney or district attorney, depending upon your where your state is, which is an elective position. they are not prosecuting. it's oh, my gosh, let's just down play these communities and baby them and the recidivism rate is insane. and know you're, this is all this is, is they're just not being prosecuted held accountable. bad guys know this, they're out there to do whatever they can do and they have

s. marshall. and dominic is o former police officer, an author of before the badge, everything you need to know before you become a cop gentleman, welcome to both of you and albuquerque, atlanta austin, baton rouge, columbus, ohio, indianapolis, jackson, mississippi. i'm going alphabetically, that's 7 of the 16 cities across the country that have set new homicide records this year. dominic, let me be very generic and start with you. why is this happening? because they're allowed to. there's no other reason that they are not going to find any other reason than criminals are not being prosecuted cops are doing their job. i've talked about the several times on r t. the other states attorney or district attorney, depending upon your where your state is, which is an elected position, they are not prosecuting. it's oh, my gosh, let's just down play these communities and baby them and the recidivism rate is insane. and know you're, this is all this is, is they're just not being prosecuted held accountabl

s. marshal. and dominic is a former police officer and author of before the badge everything you need to know before you become a cop gentleman. welcome to both of you and albuquerque, atlanta austin, baton rouge, columbus, ohio, indianapolis, jackson, mississippi. i'm going alphabetically that 7 of the 16 cities across the country that have set new homicide records this year. dominic, let me be very generic and start with you. why is this happening? because they're allowed to. there's no other reason that they are not going to find any other reason than criminals are not being prosecuted cops are doing their job. i've talked about the several times on r t. the other states attorney or district attorney, depending upon your where your state is, which is an elected position, they are not prosecuting. it's oh, my gosh, let's just down play these communities and baby them and the recidivism rate is insane. and know you're, this is all this is, is there just not being prosecuted held accountable. bad

s marshals. attorneys for the couple say they left the area tuesday night, fearing for their safety, and by friday evening, they were headed back. the facts of this case are so egregious. oakland county prosecutors say the charges come after evidence shows the parents bought the gun for their son and didn't store it properly. more evidence suggests the mother knew her son was researching ammunition and that he was showing troubling behavior at school. any individual. who had the opportunity. to stop this tragedy. should have done so the day of the shooting, a teacher reported the teen drawing a picture of a gun, a bloody body and the words help me and called a meeting with the parents. still no one pulled him from class ideas, causing great distress among our whole agency. that this happened and that, um there was an opportunity potentially to prevent him. oxford high school may also face culpability charges prosecutors are weighing whether they missed or ignored warning signs. lauren blanchard f

s marshal's office and a state organization called the northern california regional intelligence center, or nick rick. to make sure that we are doing all we can. to share information and that information that may be gathered by other agencies is shared with those of us that are local level as well . groups organizing the surprise robberies are communicating somehow. but there's a misconception that law enforcement can easily monitor these groups, says betsy burkhart, a spokesperson for the city of walnut creek. to be honest, there, not broadcasting this easily as they used to on traditional social media, so we have to work on different ways to monitor their activity. and that's where nick rick comes in potentially providing intelligence that could stop robberies before they happen, o. there's been a massive effort in recent weeks to find a solution to flash mob robberies. governor gavin newsom announced the proposed increase in his 2022 2023 state budget to combat retail theft. he also directed the california how we patrolled to increase their presence there. major retail sites. a simil

s marshal's office and a state organization called the northern california regional intelligence center. or nick rick to make sure that we are doing all we can to share information and that information that may be gathered by other agencies is shared with those of us that are local level as well groups organizing the surprise robberies are communicating somehow. but there's a misconception that law enforcement can easily monitor these groups, says betsy burkhart, a spokesperson for the city of walnut creek. to be honest, there, not broadcasting this easily as they used to on traditional social media, so we have to work on different ways to monitor their activity. and that's where nick rick comes in potentially providing intelligence that could stop robberies before they happen, or protect targeted businesses. there's been a massive effort in recent weeks to find a solution to flash mob robberies. governor gavin newsom announced the proposed increase in his 2022 2023 state budget to combat retail theft. he also directed the california how we patrolled to increase their presence there. ma

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u s. air marshals were able to subdue the passenger and control the situation until law enforcement took him into custody in oklahoma city. there's no word on what provoked the incident, but this comes as airlines continue to experience a surgeon unruly passengers over the past year. the fbi is investigating this incident, the federal aviation administration is stepping up in with new rules. now we're possible hazards from new wireless services coming online. the faa outlined new measures intended to avoid air traffic disruptions as five g services are set to begin. the new order would restrict pilots from operating automatic landing and other cockpit systems commonly used in poor weather changes designed to avoid possible interference from five g. in the spectrum range known as the seabed airports, facing potential disruptions will be notified in future notices a t and t and verizon agreed to delay new five g services until january 5th over safety concerns. well, of course, the last big s

his junior partner in crime, roger marshall,s tried to play the victim card saying does senator schumer want to shut down the economy, does he want to threaten national security? as long as we make sure we don't fund that mandate, we'll be okay. senator marshall is an actual medical doctor which is one of several reasons he should know better than to spread this b.s. a board slammed him saying roger marshall is far more interested in fighting culture wars than he is in fighting the pandemic. that problem is epidemic right now. here's a brand-new example from missouri where the governor mike parson strenuously opposes mask mandates and came down with covid in september. now, get this, it turns out that his office requested a study about the effectiveness of mask mandates back in november. and when the report by the state department of health came back with data showing that counties with mask mandates had far lower case rates during the height of the delta wave, it was shelved. it would not have seen the light of day but for an information request from the covid-19 project. why would the

farah and s peter, welcome. >> thank you for having us. i love seeing in the chat where everyone is writing in from more tuning in from so keep it coming. it's a delight to be here tonight. peter is an old journalism mentor of mine. i worked for the "boston globe" for 16 years and spent 14 of them under peter and in recent years he's talked with such enthusiasm about this book working on the great dissenter so this is a real pleasure for me to interview him tonight about his book. i can talk to him anytime i want, so i think tonight is a chance for q you all to get your questions so i will kick off the conversation tonight with some questions for peter and then turn over to you so please do put questions in the chat and tell us your thoughts in the chat and the q and a. i will try to be monitoring both. we want to hear from you. okay, peter. you have a law degree and see the world through this legal lens. tell us a little bit about how you came across this story and how did you get started on it? >> first of all, thank you so much. it's an

, rob marshall's chicago is the only other musical to find success as a film. it won the best picture oscar in 2002. # that they had it coming, they had it coming - # they had it coming allalong.... - the musicaljust celebrated its 25th consecutive year on broadway as a stage show. its producer knows something about what makes a hit. it has to have a story worth telling and then all of the ingredients have to uphold that story. the piece has to say something, it has to be meaningful. there are some that are just pure entertainments, but even they have an underlying story to tell. sometimes great storytelling on broadway does not translate to film. the most modern example being 2019's cats, which was described as ridiculous by the stage show�*s composer, andrew lloyd webber. # whatever time the deed took place, macavity wasn't there... | but hollywood continues to see a ready—made cinema audience from these shows. after months of delays, it has been announced that cynthia erivo and ariana grande will star in the adaptation of the wizard of oz prequel, wicked

, rob marshall's chicago is the only other musical to find success as a film. it won the best picture 0scar in 2002. # that they had it coming, they had it coming. - # they had it coming all along #. the musicaljust celebrated its 25th consecutive year on broadway as a stage show. its producer knows something about what makes a hit. it has to have a story worth telling and then all of the ingredients have to uphold that story. the piece has to say something, it has to be meaningful. there are some that are just pure entertainments, but even they have an underlying story to tell. sometimes great storytelling on broadway does not translate to film. the most modern example being 2019's cats, which was described as ridiculous by the stage show�*s composer, andrew lloyd webber. # whatever time the deed took place, macavity wasn't there #. _ audience from these shows. after months of delays, it has been announced that cynthia erivo and ariana grande will star in the adaptation of the wizard of oz prequel, wicked. before covid, broadway was making gazillions of doll

the chairman of the foreign affairs committee said that mr marshall�*s evidence raised serious questions about the leadership at the foreign office. i am deeply concerned about many of the things the whistle—blower has raised, including about all those at the very top of the department. the whistle—blower, mr marshall, was dealing with a very, very difficult situation in which many of us were trying to get out people who had served us with enormous courage and integrity for sometimes as much as 20 years. and so i am extremely concerned to hear what he said. mr marshall singled out dominic raab, then foreign secretary, who, he said, delayed taking decisions until he had all the facts set out in well—presented tables. for the foreign secretary to make this request suggests he did not fully understand the situation, mr marshall said. a source close to mr raab said the challenge was not the speed of decisions, but verifying identity and securing safe passage to the airport. a foreign office spokesman said government staff had worked tirelessly to evacuate more than 15,000 people in a f

, rob marshall's chicago is the only other musical to find success as a film. it won the best picture oscar in 2002. # that they had it coming, they had it coming - # they had it coming all along... _ the musicaljust celebrated its 25th consecutive year on broadway as a stage show. its producer knows something about what makes a hit. it has to have a story worth telling and then all of the ingredients have to uphold that story. the piece has to say something, it has to be meaningful. there are some that are just pure entertainments, but even they have an underlying story to tell. sometimes great storytelling on broadway does not translate to film. the most modern example being 2019's cats, which was described as ridiculous by the stage show�*s composer, andrew lloyd webber. # whatever time the deed took place, macavity wasn't there... | but hollywood continues to see a ready—made cinema audience from these shows. after months of delays, it has been announced that cynthia erivo and ariana grande will star in the adaptation of the wizard of oz prequel, wicked

mr marshall singled out dominic raab, who said delayed taking decision is alme s until he had all the facts. he suggested he did not understand the situation. a claim mr raab denies. in terms of presentation, of course with the volume of claims coming in, - i make no apology for saying i needed the clear facts- for each case so we could make swift decisions. - the prime minister visiting a prison said today the evacuation it is the story of the system that just was not working. and asked the men responsible, why?— men responsible, why? wiping the civil service — men responsible, why? wiping the civil service crisis _ men responsible, why? wiping the civil service crisis is _ men responsible, why? wiping the civil service crisis is completely - civil service crisis is completely filled in this, what this failure look like?— look like? we successively evacuated. _ look like? we successively evacuated. this _ look like? we successively evacuated. this is - look like? we successively evacuated. this is about . look like? we successively evacuated. this is about a | look like? we suc

s. court, and should europe define and shoulder responsibilities for its own defense? and what about russia? mm. breaking news. our new german language channel r t. d is embroiled in a legal dispute. now it's europe's media regulator. questions are broadcast license r t management however stressed the license was obtained and full compliance with european law also had russia, publishes a list of proposals to nato, from maintaining security, with the countries deputy foreign minister saying the ball is now in the alliance's court when it comes to de escalation and also we dig into disturbing revelations that the manchester arena suicide bomber had links to a former nato soldier. turn terrorist ah all live across the globe or run the clock. this is our t. my name's unit o'neill, and you're welcome to the program. we begin with breaking news. our new sister channel r t d. just one day old has been caught up in a legal dispute in germany relating to licensing. our team management has respond

mr marshall singled out dominic raab, who said delayed taking decision is alme s until he had all the facts. he suggested he did not understand the situation. a claim mr raab denies. we are not talking about days, | but several hours to make sure that we had the facts and actually that is, i would suggest, - a reasonably swift turn around and in terms of presentation, i of course with the volume of claims coming in, - i make no apology for saying i needed the clear facts- for each case so we could make swift decisions. - the prime minister visiting a prison said today the evacuation was an outstanding military achievement and the foreign office and officials had done an outstanding job. of course, sometimes decisions took hours longer than we wanted, but you have to be careful about how you do it. it was still an astonishing thing to get 15,000 people airlifted out of kabul in harrowing circumstances. what both government and whistle blower agree is that not must have people were evacuated in the summer and there are many afghans with links to britain who have yet to leave and still f

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in some ways to mean the selection of nimitz parallels that of marshall. they're both in my view indispensable figures to lead america to victory in world war ii. quickset is a great point. >> 's questions either of you or both of you. washington essentially made camel and short scapegoats. certainly wasn't anyone's fault though. we look at things, who else should have shoulder the blame of the attack? >> i will let you take that one. [laughter] works okay. well first of all the gentleman i mentioned sherman miles, they found his services were no longer needed for the war effort quite appropriately so. there's a whole series of things the second half do not reflect a great quite it. what is interesting is, although the arming technically was responsible for the attack of the fleet in pearl harbor and it really assignment big time over here, the perception was a big culpability is on the navy say because the navy casualties were so much heavier than the army casualties and the loss of the ships was much more significant to the american people. the chief of

my colleagues be here with me today, representative wilson and also representative adams, both hbc s representatives and graduates. further, the nation may never had had u.s. supreme court justice thurgood marshall, a two-time graduate of hbcus, nor the first female vice president, kamala harris, also an alum. and in my state of georgia, we are home to nine hbcus, the third most in the country, tied with texas. the united negro college fund found in 2018, georgia's hbcus generated actually $1.3 billion in total economic impact to the state, and generated over 12,000 jobs. hbcus have provided so much to this country and its accomplishments, that is why it is imperative that we provide continued funding to hbcus. by doing so, we invest, not just in these institutions, but in the future of the country. my question is for dr. baskerville.research shows hbcus have higher success rates when compared to other four-year institutions with similar enrollments of pell students. after controlling for pell enrollments, the average institutional graduation rate for black students at hbcus was 38%.

them to send a fair election principles, which is a set of guidelines that sets a higher standard than s. labor law for how companies act during union elections. it seems night we expected them to sign it but instead, the company that says they are social justice company, different kind of company, hires the most notorious unionbusting law firm in the country, and literally ran not even a textbook antiunion campaign but in almost unprecedented antiunion campaign of bringing in literally the coo, the president of starbucks north america, and all of your other corporate underlings to try to disrupt buffalo and turn our stores upside down. amy: can you talk about what happenedt the other two starbucks where the workers were attempting to unionize? results not completely in, or being challenged on both sides? >> so they were totally disrupted. there were some ballots that were not actually counted, so we're still figuring out would all happened there. guess what all happened there. at genesee, they had stacks of voter list with partners from other stores that were remodeling. and every worker

raphael marshall — who resigned from hisjob in september — has told mps it�*s clear some of those left behind have since been murdered by the taliban. he says thousands of e—mails pleading for british help went unread, and that the foreign secretary at the time — dominic raab — was slow to make decisions. mr raab has denied the claims. senior foreign office officials — and the former ambassador to afghanistan — are about to give evidence to a committee of mps on this very subject. we�*ll bring you coverage live when it starts. that has been delayed a little. but first here�*s our diplomatic correspondent james landale. this was kabul airport last summer, as thousands sought to flee the advancing taliban. amid chaotic scenes, britain and other western powers tried to evacuate those it could, but according to a whistle—blower, there was chaos in london too. the foreign office crisis centre was handling requests from afghans who were at risk because of their links to the uk. raphael marshall was a young official working there and he says the process of choosing who could b