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Watchdog: US troop pullout was key factor in Afghan collapse
"Washington Washington Washington Washington I I I I might might might might cross cross cross cross your your your your reporting reporting reporting reporting a a a a watchdog watchdog watchdog watchdog report report report report says says says says the the the the U. U. U. U. S. S. S. S. troop troop troop troop pullout pullout pullout pullout was was was was a a a a key key key key factor factor factor factor in in in in the the the the Afghan Afghan Afghan Afghan collapse collapse collapse collapse a a a a new new new new government government government government watchdog watchdog watchdog watchdog report report report report concludes concludes concludes concludes decisions decisions decisions decisions by by by by presidents presidents presidents presidents Donald Donald Donald Donald Trump Trump Trump Trump and and and and Joe Joe Joe Joe Biden Biden Biden Biden to to to to pull pull pull pull all all all all U. U. U. U. S. S. S. S. troops troops troops troops out out out out of of of of Afghanistan Afghanistan Afghanistan Afghanistan were were were were the the the the key key key key factors factors factors factors in in in in the the the the collapse collapse collapse collapse of of of of the the the the U. U. U. U. S. S. S. S. trained trained trained trained Afghan Afghan Afghan Afghan military military military military the the the the report report report report comes comes comes comes from from from from the the the the special special special special inspector inspector inspector inspector general general general general for for for for Afghanistan Afghanistan Afghanistan Afghanistan reconstruction reconstruction reconstruction reconstruction there there there there were were were were earlier earlier earlier earlier similar similar similar similar assessments assessments assessments assessments from from from from senior senior senior senior Pentagon Pentagon Pentagon Pentagon and and and and military military military military leaders leaders leaders leaders last last last last September September September September general general general general mark mark mark mark Milley Milley Milley Milley chairman chairman chairman chairman of of of of the the the the joint joint joint joint chiefs chiefs chiefs chiefs of of of of staff staff staff staff bluntly bluntly bluntly bluntly told told told told Congress Congress Congress Congress U. U. U. U. S. S. S. S. missteps missteps missteps missteps in in in in Afghanistan Afghanistan Afghanistan Afghanistan were were were were years years years years in in in in the the the the making making making making that that that that outcome outcome outcome outcome is is is is acumen acumen acumen acumen of of of of a a a a factor factor factor factor of of of of twenty twenty twenty twenty years years years years not not not not twenty twenty twenty twenty days days days days and and and and there there there there are are are are huge huge huge huge amount amount amount amount of of of of strategic strategic strategic strategic operational operational operational operational
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NY attorney general: 'I chose to have an abortion' years ago
"The the the the Attorney Attorney Attorney Attorney General General General General for for for for the the the the state state state state of of of of New New New New York York York York has has has has disclosed disclosed disclosed disclosed her her her her long long long long standing standing standing standing defense defense defense defense of of of of abortion abortion abortion abortion rights rights rights rights is is is is personal personal personal personal that that that that she she she she ended ended ended ended her her her her pregnancy pregnancy pregnancy pregnancy nearly nearly nearly nearly twenty twenty twenty twenty years years years years ago ago ago ago New New New York York York Attorney Attorney Attorney generalizations generalizations generalizations at at at a a a New New New York York York City City City protest protest protest against against against the the the possibility possibility possibility of of of the the the U. U. U. S. S. S. Supreme Supreme Supreme Court Court Court overturning overturning overturning roe roe roe versus versus versus Wade Wade Wade this this this year year year said said said after after after she she she had had had won won won a a a city city city council council council race race race in in in two two two thousand thousand thousand three three three she she she chose chose chose to to to have have have an an an abortion abortion abortion I I I probably probably probably making making making the the the best best best decision decision decision for for for herself herself herself and and and I I I make make make anyone anyone anyone she she she says says says New New New York York York will will will help help help women women women from from from other other other states states states get get get abortions abortions abortions there there there national national national right right right to to to life life life president president president Carol Carol Carol Tobias Tobias Tobias says says says some some some states states states will will will do do do that that that certainly certainly certainly there there there are are are states states states are are are going going going to to to protect protect protect unborn unborn unborn children children children there there there are are are states states states that that that are are are going going going to to to say say say you you you know know know we're we're we're deadly deadly deadly serious serious serious we're we're we're not not not going going going to to to let let let there there there be be be any any any limits limits limits on on on abortion abortion abortion a a a Supreme Supreme Supreme Court Court Court decision decision decision on on on a a a Mississippi Mississippi Mississippi case case case was was was expected expected expected by by by early early early July July July hi hi hi Jackie Jackie Jackie Quinn Quinn Quinn
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Russia releases US Marine vet as part of prisoner exchange
"Russia Russia Russia Russia has has has has released released released released a a a a marine marine marine marine veteran veteran veteran veteran as as as as part part part part of of of of a a a a prisoner prisoner prisoner prisoner exchange exchange exchange exchange with with with with the the the the United United United United States States States States Trevor Trevor Trevor Trevor reed reed reed reed had had had had been been been been in in in in prison prison prison prison for for for for nearly nearly nearly nearly three three three three years years years years in in in in Russia Russia Russia Russia president president president president Biden Biden Biden Biden met met met met last last last last month month month month with with with with rates rates rates rates parents parents parents parents Paula Paula Paula Paula and and and and Joey Joey Joey Joey we've we've we've we've been been been been trying trying trying trying for for for for over over over over a a a a year year year year we we we we could could could could just just just just speak speak speak speak to to to to the the the the president president president president that that that we we we felt felt felt like like like we we we could could could make make make this this this thing thing thing happen happen happen that's that's that's exactly exactly exactly what what what happened happened happened in in in a a a statement statement statement president president president Biden Biden Biden said said said the the the negotiations negotiations negotiations that that that brought brought brought read read read home home home require require require difficult difficult difficult decisions decisions decisions that that that he he he does does does not not not take take take lightly lightly lightly Joey Joey Joey reed reed reed tells tells tells the the the AP AP AP based based based on on on video video video he he he is is is seen seen seen he's he's he's worried worried worried about about about his his his son's son's son's help help help hopefully hopefully hopefully we we we got got got him him him out out out the the the person person person that that that got got got him him him out out out of of of there there there before before before you you you have have have any any any no no no lasting lasting lasting like like like lifelong lifelong lifelong health health health issues issues issues because because because of of of it it it but but but we'll we'll we'll see see see in in in exchange exchange exchange the the the US US US return return return Constantine Constantine Constantine your your your sienko sienko sienko a a a Russian Russian Russian pilot pilot pilot who's who's who's been been been serving serving serving a a a twenty twenty twenty year year year federal federal federal prison prison prison sentence sentence sentence in in in Connecticut Connecticut Connecticut for for for conspiracy conspiracy conspiracy to to to smuggle smuggle smuggle cocaine cocaine cocaine into into into the the the U. U. U. S. S. S. I'm I'm I'm a a a Donahue Donahue Donahue
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COVID-stricken mom reunites with baby 2 months after birth
"A twenty year old New Hampshire woman has reunited with her new baby after fighting for her life against covert nineteen for two months on Ben Thomas with the story you see that make a me too moment Brandi milliner says her daughter mackenzie Keller was diagnosed with covert nineteen in late November rushed to the hospital four days later where she had a C. section and placed in intensive care he was intubated very long hard road or we didn't know if she was going to recover kept under sedation Keller spent forty seven days having your blood pump through a machine that removes carbon dioxide finally on February third she met her son Zachary for the first time telling Elliot Thompson there is a big Karen Maloney a nurse at the Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center says they see a lot of difficult often tragic stories in the I see you when we get one like this where somebody has made such an amazing recovery and gets to meet their child for the first time it's it's a real special one for us Keller wasn't vaccinated against covert nineteen when she got sick wanting to wait until after she gave birth doctors tell her she'll have to wait a couple more weeks now she's undergoing physical therapy as she regains her ability to walk it's still a little difficult I still get my heart race still raises a little bit meanwhile her mother Brandi milliner says never give up hope no matter why did this happen every single day and she's ours I'm Ben Thomas
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'Cheer' star Jerry Harris pleads guilty in child porn case, faces up to 50 years in prison
"The former star of the Netflix documentary cheer is facing some serious prison time Jerry Harris has pleaded guilty to federal charges of receiving child **** and soliciting sex from minors bills please could see him locked up for decades at a federal hearing in Chicago Harris copped to one count of traveling with intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct and one count of receiving child **** and exchange for those please five other felony charges against him were dropped the child porn charge could net Harris up to twenty years in prison the second charge could get him up to thirty six twenty two years old he's to be sentenced in June I'm
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Man upset over Canada's mask mandates threatens wrong Ottawa
"An Ohio man could be facing some legal trouble for allegedly trying to phone in a phony bomb threat to Canada's capital I'm Ben Thomas with details the Putnam County sheriff's office in Ohio says a twenty year old from Akron angry over Canada's mask mandates phoned in a bomb threat to Ottawa in hopes police would waste their time chasing it the man apparently thought he was calling police and the Canadian capital Ottawa we're truckers have paralyzed downtown streets for almost two weeks protest in corona virus vaccine and mask mandates however on what is also the name of the village in Ohio the seat of Putnam County that got sorted out when he called back this time claiming to have been shot the sheriff's office says the man admitted there was no bomb prosecutors are now looking at filing charges I'm Ben Thomas
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U.S. Inflation Accelerates to 7.5%, a 40-Year High
"The government's latest numbers show inflation at its highest rate in four decades I'm Ben Thomas with the latest the labor department says consumer prices jumped seven point five percent last month compared with January of last year the steepest year over year increase since February nineteen eighty two a price gain was six tenths of a percent from December that was the same as the rate of inflation from November to December and more than economists had expected though a tad slower than earlier in the fall over the past year shortages of supplies and workers heavy doses of federal aid ultralow interest rates and robust consumer spending have all contributed to the rise in inflation in their few signs it will slow significantly anytime soon wages are rising at the fastest pace in at least twenty years and supply chain issues were compounded in January when many workers at key ports like Los Angeles and Long Beach were out sick Ben
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Anisimova upsets defending champion Osaka at Australian Open
"Amanda Amanda Amanda Amanda Anisimova Anisimova Anisimova Anisimova has has has has pulled pulled pulled pulled off off off off the the the the biggest biggest biggest biggest upset upset upset upset today today today today to to to to the the the the Australian Australian Australian Australian Open Open Open Open the the the the twenty twenty twenty twenty year year year year old old old old rising rising rising rising American American American American style style style style knocking knocking knocking knocking out out out out the the the the defending defending defending defending champion champion champion champion Dale Dale Dale Dale male male male male soccer soccer soccer soccer in in in in a a a a hard hard hard hard hitting hitting hitting hitting two two two two hour hour hour hour and and and and fifteen fifteen fifteen fifteen minutes minutes minutes minutes third third third third round round round round battle battle battle battle and and and and as as as as a a a a mother mother mother mother say say say say to to to to third third third third set set set set match match match match points points points points before before before before closing closing closing closing out out out out the the the the dramatic dramatic dramatic dramatic win win win win ten ten ten ten points points points points to to to to five five five five in in in in an an an an extended extended extended extended tie tie tie tie break break break break up up up up her her her her reward reward reward reward is is is is a a a a showdown showdown showdown showdown with with with with the the the the top top top top seed seed seed seed ash ash ash ash Barty Barty Barty Barty the the the the Australian Australian Australian Australian continuing continuing continuing continuing her her her her straight straight straight straight sets sets sets sets run run run run through through through through the the the the draw draw draw draw after after after after a a a a solid solid solid solid win win win win over over over over Camilla Camilla Camilla Camilla Giorgi Giorgi Giorgi Giorgi Jessica Jessica Jessica Jessica to to to to go go go go left left left left and and and and Madison Madison Madison Madison keys keys keys keys also also also also reached reached reached reached the the the the fourth fourth fourth fourth round round round round I'm I'm I'm I'm Graham Graham Graham Graham like like like like us us us us
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Arbery killers get life in prison; no parole for father, son
"The the man man convicted convicted in in Oman Oman armories armories murder murder get get life life in in prison prison with with no no parole parole for for father father and and son son Greg Greg in in Travis Travis McMichael McMichael the the three three white white men men convicted convicted of of chasing chasing down down and and killing killing Ahmad Ahmad armory armory were were in in court court today today in in Brunswick Brunswick Georgia Georgia judge judge Timothy Timothy Walmsley Walmsley handing handing down down the the sentence sentence life life without without possibility possibility of of parole parole Travis Travis and and great great but but Michael Michael received received life life in in prison prison without without parole parole plus plus twenty twenty years years and and admonishment admonishment from from the the judge judge we we are are all all accountable accountable for for our our own own actions actions ones ones yes yes the the court court room room for for a a minute minute of of silence silence I I kept kept coming coming back back to to the the terror terror that that must must have have been been in in the the mind mind of of the the young young man man running running through through subtle subtle shores shores for for fifty fifty two two year year old old William William Roddy Roddy Brian Brian who who helped helped corner corner armory armory with with his his truck truck life life with with the the possibility possibility of of parole parole Brian Brian cellphone cellphone video video captured captured parts parts of of the the chase chase and and the the moment moment neighbor neighbor Travis Travis McMichael McMichael killed killed armory armory with with a a shot shot gun gun he he had had grave grave concerns concerns that that what what had had occurred occurred should should not not have have occurred occurred a a month month mother mother Wanda Wanda Cooper Cooper had had asked asked the the judge judge for for the the maximum maximum sentence sentence when when they they couldn't couldn't sufficiently sufficiently scare scare him him or or intimidate intimidate him him they they killed killed him him Nick Nick Michaels Michaels and and Brian Brian still still face face hate hate crime crime charges charges in in a a federal federal civil civil rights rights case case that that begins begins next next month month courtroom courtroom pool pool courtesy courtesy of of court court TV TV I'm I'm Jennifer Jennifer king king
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Rapper Pooh Shiesty pleads guilty to federal gun charge
"Aram Aram stores stores pleaded pleaded guilty guilty to to a a federal federal gun gun charge charge who who shapes shapes the the has has entered entered a a guilty guilty plea plea at at a a federal federal court court in in Miami Miami to to a a series series of of weapons weapons charges charges and and in in doing doing so so avoid avoid a a possible possible life life sentence sentence instead instead he he faces faces up up to to twenty twenty years years in in prison prison however however both both prosecutors prosecutors and and the the rapper's rapper's lawyers lawyers are are recommending recommending a a prison prison term term of of about about eight eight years years in in the the end end the the judge judge will will determine determine Williams Williams sentence sentence at at a a later later hearing hearing the the commercial commercial appeal appeal newspaper newspaper reports reports that that as as part part of of that that deal deal prosecutors prosecutors dropped dropped three three charges charges including including one one that that would would have have seen seen him him put put away away for for life life who who shows shows the the first first gained gained attention attention for for teaming teaming up up with with rappers rappers like like Gucci Gucci mane mane his his first first commercial commercial mixtape mixtape was was released released last last February February and and peaked peaked at at number number three three on on the the Billboard Billboard chart chart I'm I'm Oscar Oscar wells wells Gabriel Gabriel around around
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Holmes jury to take break after six days of deliberation
"Six six days days isn't isn't enough enough for for jurors jurors in in the the fraud fraud trial trial of of former former Theranos Theranos CEO CEO Elizabeth Elizabeth Holmes Holmes jurors jurors won't won't resume resume deliberations deliberations until until after after the the new new year's year's holiday holiday weekend weekend they they had had been been expected expected to to return return today today but but a a court court filing filing after after they they left left Wednesday Wednesday disclosed disclosed they they will will be be taking taking a a break break until until Monday Monday there there was was no no explanation explanation for for the the pause pause homes homes is is facing facing eleven eleven criminal criminal charges charges alleging alleging she she duped duped investors investors and and patience patience by by hailing hailing her her company's company's blood blood testing testing technology technology as as a a medical medical breakthrough breakthrough when when in in fact fact it it was was prone prone to to wild wild errors errors if if convicted convicted she she faces faces up up to to twenty twenty years years in in prison prison I'm I'm my my camp camp in in
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Holmes jury resumes deliberations after closed-door meeting
"Jury jury deliberations deliberations continue continue in in the the three three month month trial trial of of Elizabeth Elizabeth Holmes Holmes the the Silicon Silicon Valley Valley health health company company founder founder charged charged with with fraud fraud the the jury jury in in San San Jose Jose California California weighing weighing eleven eleven criminal criminal charges charges against against former former Theranos Theranos CEO CEO Elizabeth Elizabeth Holmes Holmes will will resume resume their their deliberations deliberations today today amid amid some some intrigue intrigue raised raised by by a a mysterious mysterious closed closed door door meeting meeting among among her her attorneys attorneys federal federal prosecutors prosecutors and and U. U. S. S. district district judge judge Edward Edward Davila Davila on on Tuesday Tuesday the the hearing hearing transcript transcript is is sealed sealed but but it it would would not not be be unusual unusual for for plea plea agreement agreement discussions discussions to to take take place place during during a a trial trial when when a a jury jury takes takes a a long long time time to to deliberate deliberate last last week week the the jury jury was was allowed allowed to to replay replay of of a a twenty twenty thirteen thirteen recording recording of of homes homes discussing discussing their their own own us's us's dealings dealings with with prospective prospective investors investors prosecutors prosecutors allege allege Holmes Holmes duped duped investors investors and and patients patients claiming claiming her her company's company's blood blood testing testing technology technology was was a a medical medical breakthrough breakthrough when when in in fact fact it it was was prone prone to to gigantic gigantic errors errors if if she's she's convicted convicted homes homes faces faces up up to to twenty twenty years years in in prison prison I'm I'm Jennifer Jennifer king king jury jury deliberations deliberations continue continue in in the the three three month month trial trial of of Elizabeth Elizabeth Holmes Holmes the the Silicon Silicon Valley Valley health health company company founder founder charged charged with with fraud fraud the the
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Jurors in Elizabeth Holmes criminal trial are handed case and begin deliberations as arguments conclude
"Is is scheduled scheduled to to begin begin his his first first full full day day of of deliberations deliberations in in the the trial trial of of a a former former Silicon Silicon Valley Valley CEO CEO jurors jurors began began deliberating deliberating late late Friday Friday afternoon afternoon as as they they try try to to decide decide whether whether former former Theranos Theranos CEO CEO Elizabeth Elizabeth Holmes Holmes turned turned her her blood blood testing testing start start up up into into a a massive massive scam scam she's she's facing facing eleven eleven charges charges of of fraud fraud and and conspiracy conspiracy and and if if convicted convicted on on all all counts counts could could spend spend up up to to twenty twenty years years in in prison prison Holmes Holmes is is accused accused of of duping duping investors investors business business partners partners and and patients patients by by claiming claiming Theranos Theranos testing testing device device could could scanned scanned for for hundreds hundreds of of diseases diseases with with a a few few drops drops of of blood blood taken taken from from a a finger finger **** **** eventually eventually the the flaws flaws in in the the company's company's technology technology were were exposed exposed in in Theranos Theranos collapsed collapsed on on my my campus campus the the jury jury is is scheduled scheduled to to begin begin its its first first full full day day of of deliberations deliberations in in the the trial trial of of a a former former Silicon Silicon Valley Valley CEO CEO jurors jurors
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Closing arguments set for ex-officer in Daunte Wright death
"Closing closing arguments arguments are are set set for for today today in in the the trial trial of of the the former former police police officer officer who who says says she she meant meant to to use use her her taser taser not not her her gun gun when when she she shot shot and and killed killed Dante Dante right right during during sometimes sometimes tearful tearful testimony testimony Kim Kim potter potter told told jurors jurors she she didn't didn't want want to to hurt hurt anybody anybody and and shouted shouted a a warning warning about about using using her her taser taser prosecutors prosecutors say say with with all all the the training training she she should should have have known known the the difference difference between between her her taser taser and and her her gun gun powder powder is is charged charged with with manslaughter manslaughter in in the the death death of of the the twenty twenty year year old old black black man man she she pulled pulled over over in in a a Minneapolis Minneapolis suburb suburb for for expired expired license license tags tags and and an an air air freshener freshener hanging hanging from from his his rear rear view view mirror mirror potter's potter's attorneys attorneys argued argued she she made made a a mistake mistake but but would would have have been been justified justified in in using using deadly deadly force force because because the the other other officer officer was was at at risk risk of of being being dragged dragged by by rights rights Kerr Kerr I'm I'm Julie Julie Walker Walker
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Josh Duggar guilty in child pornography trial
"A a federal federal jury jury in in Fayetteville Fayetteville Arkansas Arkansas has has convicted convicted former former reality reality TV TV star star Josh Josh Duggar Duggar of of downloading downloading and and possessing possessing child child **** **** I I marches marches are are loaded loaded with with the the latest latest Josh Josh Duggar Duggar of of the the TLC TLC show show nineteen nineteen kids kids and and counting counting has has been been found found guilty guilty on on one one count count each each of of receiving receiving and and possessing possessing child child **** **** a a federal federal agent agent testified testified the the images images were were downloaded downloaded in in twenty twenty nineteen nineteen onto onto a a computer computer at at a a car car dealership dealership Duggar Duggar owned owned Duggar's Duggar's attorney attorney argued argued someone someone else else put put the the images images on on the the computer computer Duggar Duggar faces faces up up to to twenty twenty years years in in prison prison and and fines fines of of up up to to two two hundred hundred fifty fifty thousand thousand dollars dollars per per each each count count nineteen nineteen kids kids and and counting counting was was canceled canceled in in twenty twenty fifteen fifteen after after revelations revelations the the Duggar Duggar had had molested molested four four of of his his sisters sisters and and a a babysitter babysitter a a federal federal jury jury in in Fayetteville Fayetteville Arkansas Arkansas has has convicted convicted former former reality reality TV TV star star Josh Josh Duggar Duggar of of downloading downloading and and possessing possessing child child **** **** I I marches marches are are loaded loaded with with the the latest latest Josh Josh
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Prosecutor: Potter 'failed' Wright; defense calls it mistake
"Two two starkly starkly different different versions versions of of events events are are being being presented presented at at the the start start of of the the trial trial of of the the former former Brooklyn Brooklyn center center police police officer officer charged charged in in the the death death of of Dante Dante right right in in opening opening statements statements prosecutor prosecutor Aaron Aaron Eldridge Eldridge told told jurors jurors that that Kim Kim potter potter violated violated her her police police training training which which she she drew drew her her gun gun instead instead of of a a taser taser and and fatally fatally shot shot right right she she betrayed betrayed a a twenty twenty year year old old kid kid defense defense attorney attorney Paul Paul ang ang says says the the potter potter made made a a mistake mistake but but that that she she was was trying trying to to protect protect fellow fellow officers officers all all you you have have to to do do was was surrender surrender the the officer officer potter potter was was training training that that day day Anthony Anthony lucky lucky testified testified that that the the registration registration on on rights rights Kerr Kerr was was expired expired and and that that during during the the stop stop he he smelled smelled marijuana marijuana and and found found right right didn't didn't have have a a license license or or current current proof proof of of insurance insurance when when lucky lucky discovered discovered a a warrant warrant for for a a weapons weapons charge charge he he ended ended up up struggling struggling with with right right as as you you try try to to make make the the arrest arrest video video evidence evidence is is being being used used extensively extensively at at the the trial trial George's George's don't don't require require proof proof that that potter potter intended intended to to kill kill right right but but the the defense defense is is arguing arguing that that potter potter would would have have been been justified justified in in shooting shooting him him even even if if she she had had consciously consciously chosen chosen to to draw draw her her handgun handgun I'm I'm Jennifer Jennifer king king
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With jury set, Potter trial turns to opening statements
"Opening opening arguments arguments begin begin today today in in the the trial trial for for the the former former Minnesota Minnesota police police officer officer who who fatally fatally shot shot black black motorist motorist Dante Dante right right but but says says she she was was trying trying to to use use a a taser taser not not her her gun gun prosecutors prosecutors will will tell tell jurors jurors that that former former Brooklyn Brooklyn center center police police officer officer Kim Kim potter potter had had been been well well trained trained on on the the use use of of a a taser taser several several times times in in her her twenty twenty six six year year career career and and that that she she should should be be convicted convicted of of manslaughter manslaughter because because she she consciously consciously chose chose to to use use force force on on Dante Dante right right drawing drawing pointing pointing in in manipulating manipulating a a weapon weapon during during an an April April eleventh eleventh traffic traffic stop stop captured captured on on her her body body cam cam video video the the defense's defense's potter potter made made an an innocent innocent mistake mistake pulling pulling her her hand hand gun gun instead instead of of her her taser taser as as the the twenty twenty year year old old right right tried tried to to drive drive away away while while officers officers were were trying trying to to arrest arrest him him the the mostly mostly white white jury jury will will hear hear the the case case in in the the same same courtroom courtroom used used for for the the trial trial of of former former Minneapolis Minneapolis police police officer officer Derek Derek Chauvin Chauvin who who was was found found guilty guilty of of killing killing George George Floyd Floyd in in twenty twenty twenty twenty nine nine Jackie Jackie Quinn Quinn
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Rihanna honored as 'national hero' of Barbados
"Singer singer Rhianna Rhianna has has been been named named a a national national hero hero in in her her home home country country of of Barbados Barbados I I marches marches are are a a lot lot of of what what the the latest latest she's she's not not just just Rhianna Rhianna but but the the right right excellent excellent to to Rhianna Rhianna that's that's the the title title she she got got as as Barbados Barbados prime prime minister minister mia mia Mottley Mottley bestowed bestowed the the title title of of national national hero hero on on her her this this it's it's the the first first time time in in more more than than twenty twenty years years the the Barbados Barbados has has given given the the honor honor it it comes comes as as the the country country marks marks the the end end of of Queen Queen Elizabeth Elizabeth as as its its head head of of state state and and it it becomes becomes a a Republic Republic singer singer Rhianna Rhianna has has been been named named a a national national hero hero in in her her home home country country of of Barbados Barbados I'm I'm marquees marquees are are loaded loaded with with the the latest latest she's she's not not just just Rhianna Rhianna but but the the right right excellent excellent to to Rhianna Rhianna that's that's the the title title she she got got as as Barbados Barbados prime prime minister minister mia mia Mottley Mottley bestowed bestowed the the title title of of national national hero hero on on her her this this it's it's
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"Jesus christ nine eleven wrote down some barriers some racial barriers for a time but it was all temporary as time passed people put those barriers backup and now our solution just as it's always been is crossed our world needs god our world really needs god and when our world turns its back to some degree of god. Things generally do not go. Well if you're old enough to remember nine eleven you may remember that there was at least we're time a renewed interest in religion. We found more people. Perhaps some family members friends people at work people in neighborhoods. We found some people who were beginning to turn towards god and prayer. They were beginning to think about spiritual things in some of our hymns. We had the idea of revival. We talk about revive us again. There was at least to a small degree when we think twenty years ago. Back to nine eleven. There was some emphasis on revival. If that if you can remember some of the images from that time you probably saw some people talking about second. Chronicles chapter seven verse. Fourteen that'll testament versus this. If my people who are called by my name shirahama themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways. Then will i hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their land. That passage was being bandied about in a lot of different ways twenty years ago. That passage wasn't written to america. That i was not written america. That passage is associated with the old testament jews and the jewish temple. Someone says well. Do you think it is a passage which has no value force..
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"Thank you so much for tuning back in. Today i have the privilege of hosting jim. Nassir on the podcast. He is the ceo at acor. They're developing usable. Interoperable blockchain enabled technologies for healthcare. Jim is an experienced technology. Executive and software architect building innovative software for healthcare. I'm really excited to talk to you today. Jim about the work. You guys are doing there and share it with our listeners. And so before we go forward with some of the discussion i love. If you could just finish up that intro with any anything that you may wanna share. Beyond what i already have. Yes hi sal. Thanks so much for the invitation. And i appreciate your interest in Really delighted to be on the the the folks that you have spoken. Thank you for that paternity So we're going to wrap up if you like. You're very kind introduction really. I'm a technology professional if you like it kind of architect by profession have been an entrepreneur for longtime as well at my own business for a fourteen years or so and then You know moved on from that This on my own. Thanks for a little while. i was at the centre. Disease control for wireless And helped modernize some of that technology particularly the the scientific application portfolio technology at agency and really as as you kind of rounded it up over less Nine months in Really gonna full-time back at acor Running our software development business and really very much focused on healthcare very much. I guess we're less six seven years being in healthcare. I guess things that i would like to see differently done differently and perhaps valued at. I think we can add collectively that you know. We don't necessarily see so. That's really the motivation. I is like all of us solid personal reasons and personal stories in there that maybe we're the us you know. Motivated into healthcare. Is something not usery. Consider as easy to break into. So you only my case at Personal suggestions particularly my my family. Aware i've seen really hot healthcare's just just really not delivered right news right at you know it really For amount of money that's spent in amount of The percentage of the gross domestic product. That is dedicated to it. Really under deliberation and at the core let's individuals down so all those things of behind my motivations Being the space i man. I think there's an opportunity for technologies like myself to to get aid this and really kind of make a difference in That's what we're trying to do. Wasa jam and yeah you know. There's a lot of money to you know really to get a product that is not the best that it could be and i. I was just talking to a friend this morning and he said that he needed a stress test and that the test is eighteen thousand dollars. I and i'm like man that's like a couple of hours eighteen grand. Oh man and he had a copay of eighteen hundred. he's like man. I don't even think i'm going to do it. And this happens too often where where something is not probably priced the way that it should be. It's overpriced and and And people don't get it because now employers are also offsetting their cost because it's getting Ridiculous so couldn't agree with you more their jam and Appreciate you you Mentioning you're very strong will and your strong purpose for being in the business thank you. Yes an hannah's funny mentioned eighteen thousand dollars. I think for many people deja is they don't even know what the price is in fact even after the events when you come back and see the bill you really cannot explain it. I've been there myself with again with my family where there are bills that literally. Nobody can explain they just you around from one place and other when nobody can explain hotter pricing constructed or what the items really kind of map to a and mrs kind of opaqueness up pricing. Is you know again. You look at almost any industry. Think on earth could industry even remotely in business in this age. Pricing is so kind of a secret damon peg is just like you have to be a member of the luminosity to having about it now. But that's reality. What we deal with you know. Most of us basically are exhausted into submission right because You know we're like it's just not even worth amount of effort because You know you just don't get it consumes so many cycles though you kinda like beaten up so jim yeah i agree and tell me a little about about a core and how the business is adding value to the ecosystem. Yeah sure Think a good job explaining really. What our mission magazine. We're we're here to build modern usable. Essentially real time healthcare technologies. We we have a focus on technologies. That really by enlarged. Like in my mind provide computational proof of transactions writing and hence the blocking labeling. But i think you know again. I think it's important for us to not get sidetracked by blockchain or any other kind of exotic technology per se. Because they're really just able only blocked jamie in many ways. Infrastructure is You know what. Smtp is to email as example so like twenty years ago back in the early you know kind of days of internet. I've been talking about things like these are underlying protocols. So that's kind of if you like a kind of a car. Larry ware blog. Chamier's this as a underlying protocol for trust trust so but oldest adding bid the real application. They're all value is can you especially in a world where we all know again. Unfortunately it's very evident right now with with this Kobe nineteen kind of pandemic. They're going through win a world where data and suddenly healthcare data is. You know he can't necessarily trust it right. He can't trust this Origins you can actually trust stopping manipulated. Not dimension has he gets relayed through various channels and social media. Whatever holiday additional you know coach fake. You know imports and agendas that are of attaches things so our thinking is we can do better right and we can make health data much more accountable and we can prove it and prove it aside up like jim or acor in one entity so so you could use a public ledger. If you wanted to and just verified for yourself he could have this global infrastructure that they can use in real. Time to prove provenance information. That you know the information you're looking at at least can be trusted in the sense that it wasn't manipulated along the way. So that's that's fundamentally what we're trying to do you know. Obviously we have some applications that go one level higher from this isn't for instance provide real time visualization of data all ethics. And things. like this but to me really. The core concept is. Can you actually trust that data. I can't then insides machine. Learning whatever you get from it is going to be suspect. Yeah no i. I think that's a good call out and put a what do we do. You got that bill and you didn't know would it. Would it even meant. I've been there too. I i've gotten a bill from you. Know my son got a little his. He fell in opened up. And then get stitches. And this and that and i mc.
The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"twenty years ago back" Discussed on The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"You can get a digitally. It looks great on the ipad And you can also become a vip member or if you become a vietnam remember. You can also get a ton of audio at free access to the site Members forum area and access to over twenty years of archives that we're adding to all the time from our years of publishing since nineteen eighty seven including a lot of New interviews And Old interviews that haven't been heard before or republished Since they originally published twenty years ago in fact every week we put up back issues in. Pdf format From five ten and twenty years ago. We're putting new ones up later this week as always So it's great to follow along if you were back then or just want to see what the torch was saying and writing about those things. And also i'm going to be starting It was actually. I just noticed this in last week's twenty years ago back issue that. I made the announcement that i was starting to show on. Kfi in A week off pro wrestling show those twenty years this week. So i'm going to be pulling out the for the radio show and i have. We did I think about one hundred and one hundred over one hundred shows On espn and. I think i've got audiotapes of almost all of them Maybe missing three or four. And they're probably they're they're just not labeled well so i'm gonna try to do is put together every week. The the radio show and put that out for vip members so they can listen to a twenty years ago this week. Format of what we were doing on caffeine way back then Jason you weren't working in wrestling journalism business at that point but i know you call up the show. Sometimes you have to chase voice and it's a similar theme to inform to what we do now. i sound a little younger. I mitchell has a little stronger accent back. In the day he was a guest on the show. A lot We had a lot of people in wrestling and different journalists on the show For round table discussion. So it's a similar format to this. So i think People get kick out of that and that's going to be something that i'm i'm aiming to do now that we're kind of exactly twenty years ago putting those shows up so another reason to go. Vip on the torch side again. Twa torch dot com slash kgo vip we will now signed nature. What's that she was a teenager when that started Yeah yeah. I was almost a teenager..
.NET Rocks!
"twenty years ago back" Discussed on .NET Rocks!
"Of mobile. Say luckily i had a cue which is happening so for each of these. I basically said this is why. I think it just doesn't make sense annoyed bad or it's rolling it just it doesn't make sense now. It may have been a good idea twenty years ago back in the kind of the golden age of. Oh if you like which is kind of the nineties. But then you know even something like the one i had the most trouble with those lists cough substitutes ability because bobby discovers a genius and and it's pretty obvious right if you're gonna have some rain. You gotta substitute itchy. Kinda do similar thing except that mostly nowadays even even in other languages wanna see mostly as competition rather than harrison's underwriting very much a change in a aesthetic she like of so programming style that people generally you might places might together comparison. And so having as if you're gonna only have five things having as one of them how to do inheritance redundant. That's how how to do something. That is no longer useful. Well let me jump in. If i may because the substitution principle says that. If you're in just correct me. If i'm wrong if you're going to substitute let's say an object with another object. You should pretty much do the same thing right. so what. if you're using the repository pattern. Does that work. I mean the whole idea behind repositories. You have an interface at different implementations based on maybe you're talking to different back ends right maybe you're talking to so what they actually do is completely different but within the context of the app. They're doing the same thing. Maybe data persistency would say is that. Well this is. What you've hit on is a popular misunderstanding of at us. paik about sometimes she'll type systems sometime. Not necessarily sub-clauses all implementations of things and.
Midlife Mastery
"twenty years ago back" Discussed on Midlife Mastery
"Remarkable. That technology will be available. I don't know when it's going to be available. Maybe twenty thirty twenty. Forty twenty fifty. But that's within my lifetime. I'll make it to twenty fifty. I believe i hope so. You know. I just see where. I've been very fortunate to live a pretty clean life and be pretty healthy. Some aches and pains like most people. But i just feel like that that it is a real possibility with where the technology is going particularly at that biotechnology. And then if we can. Now i had a guest. I might show dr steven allston from the university of alabama birmingham and he talked about the first one hundred. Fifty person is live to why you were born twenty years ago. Back in two thousand. And he he believes that average life expectancy will be one hundred and he says we're really good at extending longevity. Our life expectancy. But we're not so great improving quality of life but we're pretty close to solving alzheimer's and having accused cure for alzheimer's now. When i say pretty close ten twenty years so. The outlook for being alive is very positive We do have to fix some pretty existential. Some pretty big essential threats to humanity like global warming again. I think that is all possible. So that's where i arrived at one twenty. I figured you know beyond that being a little selfish. We dana carvey years and years ago. He had to jokes gone through. I think a medical crisis when he was fairly young and he came out of it saying her harassing someone who who's fifty five and calling themselves midlife. He's like dude. No one goes one ten and then his follow up to that was he learned that you need to take care of yourself because medical science will not let you die so you know i and i find that interesting because when you talk about the quality of life yeah medical science is going to keep us going maybe even longer than the were prepared to go so and i know i'm michael doctor. So we're not giving medical advice but you know what's your approach to staying kind of fit healthy aiming for that next seven years..
The Business of Sports With Andrew Brandt
"twenty years ago back" Discussed on The Business of Sports With Andrew Brandt
"I don't know how much of the national championship game did you watch their. Did you watch any money. I went to the semi final in dallas. But i didn't go. One in miami watched some of it. Yeah i was. I was sat back and forth it action. There was a wide receiver for alabama. Jalen waddell who was playing. He's supposed to be a top ten top twenty. Pick who had like a major major ankle issue. And i saw you tweet. Something about it at anju brand. She's kinda wanted to get your thoughts because you know. He has some idea of who his agent will be. I just found the whole dynamic interested what he was doing out there. The tweet you mentioned. Was i get it your tough and i get it. You're committed to your teammates. But why Specially when the lead blossomed to twenty points. I didn't understand it. But i know you know. We all have different feelings about sports and team and commitment in those kinds of things as everyone knows i slapped on the business side. There was no business reason for him to be out there. There really wasn't Whatever draft position he has he was not going to improve it by playing hurt. I don't understand but you know again. Put yourself in the shoes of a twenty year old. That is playing his last college game. You want to be out there you know to me is sort of. Look at the coaches and doctors to write. Who's making that call. If you're the team doctor do you let him play. When he's limping around out there. So i i you know. I think you've gotta look at the adults in the room. Players wanna play porcelain. Wanna play. And i don't know what is agents people are saying. Well his agent when he hires. Him's not going to be. I'm sure he's got an agent not officially before the game. But i'm sure he has had discussions and no one would have advised him to play so that's interesting Reminds me twenty years ago back in the day. Ross when represented ricky williams he played in the hula bowl. Not not the the all star in hawaii. Yeah and uh. You shouldn't do this and he did. He really wanted to So it had no. It wasn't going to help him so that.