was involved in all kinds of corruption in louisville himself will admit that if he's pushed and i pushed him an interviews to acknowledge that before because as i said earlier brazil is a country that doesn't have occasional instances of corruption, but his run systemically uncorruption and the workers party in louisville himself having been in the middle of it in brazilia. there's no way you can get anything done unless you grease the wheels of that corrupt. and pt the workers party unquestionably played that game. question of how much did rule of personally profit from corruption is something we genuinely answer to because the child that he got was a show trial it was it was a trial in which sergio moro along was plotting and secret with the prosecutors, which is what our reporting showed to ensure lula's conviction regardless of the evidence. so i i don't know the answer to that, but i do know that there's no doubt that was government and louisville was party was heavily interacting with and dependent upon the system of corruption that has always run brazilian greenwald. what is your

alan: i was the bureau chief for the louisville courier journal. i was based in kentucky. i covered 30 eastern kentucky houses. this is what we made -- what we may refer to as the court held regions of eastern kentucky. i was in eastern kentucky when the prescription drug epidemic hit hardest. i was there when political lives started shifting in a way that we are still grappling with today. i maintained a connection to the area even after i left when i married a daughter of a coalminer. this is about 15 years in the making and i really wanted to try to connect the dots in a meaningful way. i wanted to convey what i experience in this region. in a way that will hopefully give readers a better and more thorough understanding of this place. >> why do you think people around the rest of the country would be interested in what happened? >> i think there is a popular perception about the region -- i quote something in my book, there are very disparaging viewpoints of the mountains in eastern kentucky. the mass media perceptions of kentucky have not been kind. i don't feel like t

and louisville also saw a flurry of violence and the second highest number of homicides in one year, six people murdered in just three days. both cities, documented record homicide numbers and lexington is on track to do so again. this is the third consecutive year of triple digit killings. now, of course, this isn't just hitting kentucky, these trends are nationwide. for years, the far left has impugned the motives and honor of police officers and taken aim at their funding. for years, top liberal donors have poured money into campaigns of radical district attorneys in big cities, whose whole stated agenda is to not prosecute crimes. for years, democratic elites have pushed for letting violent criminals out of prison. democrats just nominated and confirmed a supreme court justice who argued, as a d.c. judge, that covid justified, listen to this, letting every single prisoner in washington d.c. custody out of jail and back on the streets. this has been an intentional, strategic campaign from the far left and now, americans are being robbed, carjacked, assaulted, and murdered. their f

louisville also saw a flurry of violence, the second highest in homicide six people murdered in just three days. both an election is on track to do so again. triple digit killings. it's not just in kentucky, these trends are f nationwide. rearseat bar at left is impugned the motives and taken aim at their funding. for years, atop a liberal dose poured money into campaigns of radical district attorneys and big cities whose whole stateded agenda is not to prosecute crimes. they push for letting violent criminals out of prison. democrats nominated and confirmed a supreme court justice who argued as a d.c. district judge of justified listen to this, putting every single prisoner in washington d.c. custody out of jail and back on the streets. this has been an intentional strategic campaign on the far left., now americans are being robbed, carjacked, assaulted, and murdered. their families are being poisoned with illegal drugs. just weeks ago senator rubio gave the senate about toan increase funding for fighting crime and keeping dangerous criminals locked up. every senate republican suppo

here at there's the shelves are stacked with the most expensive names and fashion designer brands like louisville tall and miss. and fendy, choppers here, look for expensive stuff on the cheap shopping. we don't see the, i'm a corporate slave. i have to definitely spend less this year, but i still like what i like and i can't help myself because i need to buy it. so i think this kind of 2nd hand shopping is particularly good, mainly because there lot of products here. what? oh, and if i like an item like i would just get it straight away. she will not give johan . despite at global economic slowdown, devastating coverage shut downs and uncertainty about the near future. some still need an expensive look, even if they can't pay full price anymore. others, of course, are scaling down. who needs good? she, when is stuck at home? to the far, why do you want me to go home yellow? sure, she economic slowdown has had some positive effects on our industry, especially on the consign or side when the economy slowed down, they were thinking maybe why not sell the luxury goods that are sitting idle at home b

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in kentucky there three continuum of care grants to, lexington county, louisville jefferson county and then the 118 counties outside of our two largest cities incur the balance of state. each co seat maximizes to the extent possible. what lexington and louisville are often able to offer additional local revenues to support homeless assistance activities, homeless service providers and the balance of state rarely have that option and use maximum allocations of coc and tsg funds. each coc prioritizes projects that implement housing for since principles and strategy appeared they offer housing with safe management, connection to employment and others tailored to the needs of the household and the community. barriers to ending homelessness and housing insecurity at large are driven by the lack of affordable housing. as members of the subcommittee i am well aware housing crisis in prevalent nationwide. and in kentucky were cost-of-living is theoretically lower than the coast, prior to the pandemic we are short nearly 78000 affordable and available rental homes for extremely low income kentu

she made the comments at the university of louisville mcconnell center in kentucky. the center was named after senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. he invited her to speak on bipartisanship. this is just under an hour. >> including the establishment of the mcconnell center and many students who can testify to the power of the learning that happens there. he was also there for the expansion of our library, and so many other initiatives we do not have time to list them. he helped shape it into the school it is today. the mcconnell centers offers important educational programs to our community. our scholars get hundreds of hours in global issues to become engaged in global scholars. we are grateful to senator mcconnell for this incredible scholarship program. i hope he has a chance to meet her scholars. we salute him for his long and distinguished career in the public service. the impact he has in our city, home state, university and the world. he was first elected in 1984, he is the longest serving republican leader in the history of the united states. only the seco

she was out in the suburbs of louisville raising baby boomer children, and but was very well read and and a wonderful grammarian and a champion speller and and but she just was drawn to him we're catholic he was the same generation. he was a world war two veteran is it was my father but the next memory i have a i think i was about six was being taken to hodgenville, kentucky to see lincoln's birthplace. so one one moment taken to see an almost president one from some time before and then a couple years later my dad took me out to the airport in louisville to see ex-president eisenhower come through and he was campaigning in the 1962 midterm. so came from a very bipartisan household, but i always say that when i went as age six to see the presidential side of the birthplace of abraham lincoln as a six-year-old. what made the biggest impact on me was the replica of the log cabin that they have there in the replica of the lincoln memorial and the next thing that made such an impact on me. they said this is a tree that was here when abraham lincoln was born and somehow just knowing that t

agriculture, and he worked here in louisville project executive here in jefferson county. he has been dedicated to our university, community, state, and country, and this is unquestionable. i am so glad to be able to introduce him. we are so glad. we welcome you back home to u a val once again. -- u of l once again. [applause] sen. mcconnell: thank you very much. i didn't mean for you to stop. [laughter] let me start by giving a shuttle to someone who has done a spectacular job of filling in as acting president here over the last half year or so. we are thrilled with the good work you have done and the leadership you have provided. [applause] i also want to thank sherry allen and the mcconnell center staff for organizing today's event. gary greg, our director, is not here today. but the reason he hasn't is because we also have a program with the u.s. army, or these both noncommissioned and commissioned officers come in for a month and do a deep dive. it is called a strategic broadening program. they do a deep dive into everything from philosophy to politics, things not rou

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and i moved to louisville, kentucky when i was 14. when i first started high school, i didn't even know how to open a locker. now, i'm the first active student to serve on the kentucky state board of education. we're one of only a few states that does this across the country. and it's highly important that, we're able to have a seat at the table, but also just to be listened to and to be validated, so that we are a part of the solution. in my work in student advocacy, i contributed to statewide mental health round tables and equity related campaigns, especially in regards to the black lives matter movement. being the student representative is a huge weight cuz it's like, almost 700,000 students. i recognize the importance of it but you know, i'd be lying if , i said i didn't struggle with it because there's so many perspectives and we have such a diverse array of students. so i really prioritized a collaborative effort and really connecting with students all across the state. my sense of belonging now, it's something that's definitely

after going to middle school in ethiopia, solyana's family moved to louisville, kentucky, and she now works to bridge conversations between the state's 600,000 public school students and policymaker tonight, she shares her "brief but spectacular" take on the importance of student representation. solyana: when i first came to high school in america i thought it would be like the movies but once i got here it was complete a different. i did not know how to operate the system. i did not know what it meant to be a student in america. ♪ i'm from alexandria, virginia, but i moved to addis ababa, ethiopia, when i was 11, and i moved to louisville, kentucky when i was 14. when i first started high school, i didn't even know how to open a locker. now, i'm the first active student to serve on the kentucky state board of education. we're one of only a few states that does this across the country. it is highly important that we're able to have a seat at the table, but also just to, you know, be listened to and to be validated, so that we are a part of the solution. in my work in student advocac

the automaker will invest $700 million at its plant in louisville. the move will create 500 jobs over the next four years. the investment will support vehicle production mainly new versions of the super duty pickup which was unveiled last night by the company. >> what people don't know about super duty is if it was its own business, it would be a fortune 500 company. that's how big this is. >> no word on the price tag for the new super duty truck. it's expected to be available closer to launch early next year. >>> car service company lyft is freezing all hiring ahead of a possible recession, and there's a new happy meal at mcdonald's just for adults. wendy gillette has those stories and more in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: it was a mixed day on wall street. stocks initially rebounded, but then came word from the fed official about the possibility of more rate hikes. the dow lost 125 points. the nasdaq gained 26. and the s&p 500 dropped 7. >>> lyft has put a screeching halt on its hiring enacting a freeze for the rest of the year. th

was represented by the deputy prime minister, the constant in gresham with the, the old with mothers, louisville storage. i mean, you still to read your but if you don't come with it, i'm gray husky. after we met at the bill of seizure, which nice cover on got. i got your state all good pizza, pretty me, or i thought your me, i was, it was the growth in you're still one bill goes over it. so she was, i talked to, you will take a break. not here of all the get the bill. it's gotta be in your global google docs . yeah. not to just. they were thoughtful browsing. you want to thank you grange parliament displayed a curious response to the 70th anniversary of the valiant tragedy. nearly one 3rd of the value of nevada with not 148 members who mostly communist and from the ruling party of regions. we have signed an official request to the polish parliament to recognize what had happened 70 years before. as genocide against the polish people here was that request triggered a strong response on both sides of the polish ukrainian border. the initiative was heavily criticized in ukraine and described as ta

well, in the juvenile heiner, louisville on brock did see a charger for home, so great anti co risen was well anti? so this was the englander, the america whitened as of it. i was all fear trodden to josh racing that he knocked him creek a lighter ashburn meters, a red toyota. and a month later, in march 1945, the allies entered secret negotiations with germany. with the surrender of the german troops in northern italy, java, or hat, dot smith the common, truly undock a state title name is what are bob kelly and the vest mater for? let's damn it now for ended as creek is europe prestone keegan. he was as of italian . i'll either the pin, middle of it or not long i'll yet. or for 100 guys. i didn't find our phone politician busy school is a for art on morales inquisition is from the gun. mister sprague, in a letter to president roosevelt style indirectly accused the allies of making a separate deal with germany. already terminally ill, roosevelt rhodes. you've been misinformed? starting replied. our informants are modest and honest people. yeah, and yeah, my go paula. she's cuz she's

this is why in the zone and a heiner louisville on brock did seattle, georgia for home. so greg, auntie called willis was, will auntie. so this was the englander germany. conner whitened us over to our lo fear trodden. true, george racing. that he knocked him creek aletha, rush pyramid as a red toyota. and a month later in march 1945. the allies entered secret negotiations with germany with the surrender of the german troops in northern italy is over to our hut, da smith, the common, truly and darker state. take to name is what are bob kelly and the vest mater for? let's damn it. now for ended as quick as europa priest, owen keegan, who was as of italian. i'd alita the pin, middles of it are not long i'll yet, or for, and that i sent him. it in front of our phone. politician visits formed is a for art morales existing is from the gun. mister spoken in a letter to president roosevelt style indirectly accused the allies of making a separate deal with germany. already, terminally ill, roosevelt rhodes. you've been misinformed, starting replied. our informants are modest and

friend and competitor of amelia's name, ruth nichols, brought the aviation craze to my hometown of louisville, kentucky, with her own record setting flight all the way from oakland, california. together, they were charter members and leaders of the 99, an organization that supports women in aviation. to this day, all of these heroics, all of us leadership took place thousands of feet up toward that happens. but her character was first formed in the rich heartland of kansas. those were the routes that helped launch amelia, where the open plains framed a wide open sky. i could not imagine a more fitting american to stand honored in this place. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi, speaker of the united states house of representatives. thank you. this is a very exciting day for all of us. thank you to all of our speakers for your beautiful tributes and prayers about amelia earhart. thank you, kansas, for bringing honor to this capital with this beautiful gift of amelia earhart statue. her presence here brings luster to the capital and luster to the state of kansas. thank you all so m

your god, parents will help you will support you and show you the way i came to louisville was still younger. let us pray for a good cause then with general glib with yes, fine. oh it is. yvonne's hometown is just a few kilometers behind the front line, but until ukrainian forces exceed are me taking the territory. his temporary home will be here. ah, they were going to go out to eat together. but a few moments later ramesses' got a call. i left this a oh leg. are you on duty with me today? oh maxime. though. okay, tell him to call me to pay for the $200.00 transport is come in. that's the code word for dead soldiers. they told me to come in right away. why stop here? justice? i'll change clothes quickly. my little fish. did you bring him to me? yes, my love, we tell me that not so much a matter of cleaning the bodies as it is giving the dead their humanity back sometimes are moscow says only body parts come in. then they tried to determine the identity of the dead using tattoos, moles, or rings before they pass them on to their relatives. yada yada dulcie after napoleon, i'm paying

friend and competitor of amelia's name, ruth nichols, brought the aviation craze to my hometown of louisville, kentucky, with her own record setting flight all the way from oakland, california. together, they were charter members and leaders of the 99, an organization that supports women in aviation. to this day, all of these heroics, all of us leadership took place thousands of feet up toward that happens. but her character was first formed in the rich heartland of kansas. those were the routes that helped launch amelia, where the open plains framed a wide open sky. i could not imagine a more fitting american to stand honored in this place. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi, speaker of the united states house of representatives. thank you. this is a very exciting day for all of us. thank you to all of our speakers for your beautiful tributes and prayers about amelia earhart. thank you, kansas, for bringing honor to this capital with this beautiful gift of amelia earhart statue. her presence here brings luster to the capital and luster to the state of kansas. thank you all so m

sunday, the former reporter for the louisville courier is looking at coal mining, opioid epidemic and flooding have had on the city. appalachian has an economy that lags behind. and eastern kentucky lags behind the rest of appalachian, we're talking about the part of appalachian economically has struggled the most. the book, "twilight in hazard." . you can listen to q & a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> american history t. v saturdays on c-span2, looking at the events, this week kevin mccarthy, another agenda commitment to america and american history tv looks at 1994 at the campaign rally newt gingrich, more than 300 republicans, challengers to congress wrote a policy agenda called a contract with america, and live at 9 a.m. eastern, a discussion on the american revolution's global impact where scholars represented to transform government and impacted countries around the world and exploring the american story. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch at any time, c-spanrg

she made the comments to the university of louisville's mcconnell center in kentucky, named after senate republican leader mitch mcconnell. he invited the arizona democratic to speak about the importance of bipartisanship. this is just under one hour. [applause] n.

and so, but i think louisville knew that, but i have a very often appreciation of all being and i think he's very identified with the whole program. and he has been saying and repeating that, like the most popular leader and the one that really represents people. so i don't have any problem. and of course you are nomic problems. we may have because they are going to be is not or the world off the war. 1 a new grain, they're saying shut the price of oil, all our big problems and of course, you know, gauge, you have your deforestation that are allowed to be. ready from prime given by so there are many problems denied, but i think we have a platform which is more left which will require the asian some time that's happened in the past at all spanish through that. so i won't belabor the point, but someone even conciliation at this point if, if you're going into a potential administration, choosing people who are to the right of your economic policy. but i wanna talk about corruption for minute. lewis has promised a crackdown on corruption if elected, and he made similar promises in the past,

another member state, uganda considers dropping old louisville names. naming people. shouldn't people respect and now not naming. listen, i'm going to people who made us stop and worldwide and claims administration is successfully coping with economic hardship. consumer prices, brief record level. even when you eat now the supper, you make sure you got for the next. you got perfect because you don't know if you're going to lunch there will you use a welcome to all the international is just go on to pm in the russian capital. i'm with glad you joined us. i'm tom ami. we begin with the latest from the dumbass as you train artillery showing has killed 4 civilians in a village. north of got a lot of the us republic over the past day. that's often local officials in the neighboring la guns republic said at least 2 people die. and the claim strike on tuesday. a word of caution. the following images may be disturbing. here is the off them off of the attack which hits the city of list. chance officials say the shooting came during a humanitarian, a delivery to locals, and it was u. s. a by hi

they see that as the best way to preserve peace and economic freedom to louisville. so those are those that are sold so everyone knows ty, once an independent country, we don't need to shouted from the rooftop, said over. but an increasing number of taiwanese are beginning to advocate for independence, including many young people. even though that risk aggression from china was not on the women's background. if a conflict erupt, my friends and i are prepared to go to war and we see the game ends on the freedom of the press. marriage equality, freedom of speech, and the right to protest and digital democracy spearheaded by a popular transgender cabinet minister in the capital type pe, nearly everyone rejects the chinese dictatorship and reunification. a small group though, continues to insist that taiwan belongs to china. in time with these politics, 2 very different worlds collide. there are middle fingers who go into politics and former gangsters who sparked violence between the 2 camps. how do people in taiwan deal with the situation of living in a country that off

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it shouldn't g to john can you lori about your go to louisville believe it or yeah cushing hall william voted unanimously than keeping it coming down. i also want to express my deepest respects to late colonel william weber, who dedicated his whole life to ensure the korean war never forgotten and for an advocate for the wall of remembrance project, tom young, soldier you know you too young. jun flooding me with a ton of money that he hangs on while you get a ton the mean will give it tangibly possible your trust in me that i didn't turn 100 it only taylor for you yet hello. and when you get to that i am hasn't done veterans and families 72 years ago many young americans bravely ran the fires of war to save the republic of korea from the communist threat and aggression so many young heroes to be separated from their loving families to defend the freedom of the peninsula. hagemann honor to move you get me one to and soldiers money turn you big thumbs you got hungry come cut yourself to turn back to time you know my humble ceremonial so you know could ruin only who get to however today we

she made the comments at the university of louisville in kentucky. he invited the democrat to speak about the importance of bipartisanship. this is just under an hour. [applause] thank you.

mitch mcconnell appeared with the university -- at the university of louisville with sir kyrsten sinema. listen what mcconnell said about her. >> she is in my view and i've told her this where the most effective first term senator i've seen in my time in the senate. >> okay. what's going on there? [ laughter ] >> that seems mischievous. >> no, you're -- it is mischievous. mcconnell -- senator sinema and he have a good relationship. she's demonstrated she enjoys being a senator that works frequently with republicans to the dismay of democrats in the senate, to the dismay of a lot of democrats on the ground in arizona so i think we should not be surprised when she faces a primary challenge potentially from house member giago because he's forecasting that from kwen -- frequently. >> t the book available now on amazon.com and even n better, check out your lococal bookstor >>> coming up, a law enforcement official in texas is accused of literally running away from a subpoena. that's one way to avoid getting served. stay with us. bath fitter. it just fits. visit bathfitter.com to book your fr

i was one of the labor leaders here in louisville. then all of a sudden, she lost to barack obama, so i thought, you know, we've got a democrat in their, let's see what happens. and for the next eight years, all that happened in this country was the total starting of destruction. barack obama gave us donald john trump. host: so in what way? explain that a little bit more, richard. caller: because of what he didn't do. he talked about how he was going to help poor people. look at the black folk in the west end of louisville here. we have democrats running the city here. it's terrible. the crime is through the roof. it is just unbelievable. so long comes donald trump and i thought, i will take a hard look at this guy. this guy was the savior of this country and i honestly believe that he will be back, so those of you who want to call me a god-fearing christian -- me, a god-fearing christian, some kind of terrorist or something like that, i don't care. i know it is right for my country, children, grandchildren and go, donald trump and th

she made the comments at the university of louisville in kentucky. he invited the democrat to speak about the importance of bipartisanship. this is just under an hour. [applause] thank you. in the college and arts and sciences. he also served in students government president. he made many contributions to his alma mater. we have many students who can testify to the power of the learning that happens there. he was also there for the expansion of our library and so many other initiatives we do not have time to list them all. he helped shape you of l into the wonderful school it is today. the mcconnell center offers educational programs to our community. our scholars gets hundreds of hours in global issues to become engaged citizens in global scholars. we consider his support of this program and we hope we have a chance to meet him and our scholars. we salute him for his distinguished career as a public servant. the impact he had on his city, home states, frankly the world. he was elected to the senates in 1984. he is the longest-serving republican lead

i was one of the labor leaders here in louisville. then all of a sudden, she lost to barack obama, so i thought, you know, we've got a democrat in their, let's see what happens. and for the next eight years, all that happened in this country was the total starting of destruction. barack obama gave us donald john trump. host: so in what way? explain that a little bit more, richard. caller: because of what he didn't do. he talked about how he was going to help poor people. look at the black folk in the west end of louisville here. we have democrats running the city here. it's terrible. the crime is through the roof. it is just unbelievable. so long comes donald trump and i thought, i will take a hard look at this guy. this guy was the savior of this country and i honestly believe that he will be back, so those of you who want to call me a god-fearing christian -- me, a god-fearing christian, some kind of terrorist or something like that, i don't care. i know it is right for my country, children, grandchildren and go, donald trump and th

the louisville river flooded downtown. the power is out to at least 2 million people this morning and utility companies are standing by with thousands of workers, but it could be weeks before power is restored. roads will have to be clear of debris before work can begin. kumasi: the storm is now heading north into georgia, the carolinas, virginia, all expected to be hit. >> overnight, daytona beach getting drenched as ian makes its way up to jacksonville. the mayor already closing three major beaches. trevor ault is in jacksonville. trevor: this thing is so big and the path so powerful that it is expected to march all the way across the state of order and dip back into the atlantic ocean and slammed into the coast here. the first coast, the atlantic ocean side of florida. so jacksonville is bracing for flooding that they haven't seen in several years. >> we've got like three high tides to make it through here. hunker down, sandbag. if you've got sandbags, put them up. if you are in a flood-prone area, just stay off the roa

you see the watch in cincinnati, louisville, down to nashville, chattanooga as well. where it's been flooding and we have the massive flood warnings in effect, you can even see in parts of northwestern georgia, getting into alabama as well, a town of summerville picking up 11 inches. a 100 and 200 year flood event. floyd county with a state of emergency so, again, these storms are just training over the same area this is what we saw just last month when we had five one in 1,000 year event. this holds more moisture and we're seeing these rain events. it's not over with. we need the rain in some parts of new england and that's where it's going where they've had flash droughts. there could be good news to this. flash flooding as well expected. >> tom, a lot of folks in the west would love to see some of that rain. >> they would. >> for sure, the drought situation really serious. thank you stow much for bringing that to us to keep people safe in their communities. >>> we're learning new details about the man police say stole a plane and threatened to crash it into a missi

. >> i remember you and i were together and we visited louisville, colorado where the fire on the 30th of december destroyed so much. it seems as though these events are happening not only during peak fire times, but more and more in times of the year when it just hasn't happened before. >> well, that's exactly what we're seeing. individual events are getting more frequent and extreme. sorry about that. but the season is getting longer as well. and climate change again is taeking these naturally occurring events, because we've always has wildfires, heat waves, droughts and floods, but it is supersizing them and making them more dangerous for us. >> besides the flooding in georgia where george was giving us an update there, there's been deadly flooding in mexico. nine people killed. 20,000 families have been affected. is that part of this just change in our climate that is causing these natural phenomenas to just happen more and more? these are images from telemundo. but there are places that are flooded and these things are happening more and more. >> they are. and what's happening is

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