certified on january 6th. right. we ll get into all of that in a moment. meantime, in florida, a legal victory for former president donald trump, a federal judge there granting his request for a special master to review materials seized from mar-a-lago last month. how much could this complicate, definitely slow down the justice department s criminal probe into the former president s handling of classified documents? we will ask our attorneys ahead. but let s begin with our senior investigative correspondent drew griffin who joins us with all of the details on this newly obtained video from a county in georgia, taken the same day a voting machine was breached. shows the lengths they were going to do try to prove what they never proved, that there was some kind of fraud going on. breaches of voting machines now in swing states are under investigation across the country, guys. this one happened in coffee county, georgia, and cnn obtained this surveillance video at one of t
american experiment. that s also why democrats, particularly the president, need to be more focused on persuasion, rather than just condemnation. naming the problem we face is important, but it is not sufficient. why you can t reason people out of something they weren t reasoned into, you can appeal to shared values and you can honor the republicans who protected the peaceful transfer of power. but the big picture is what we really need to keep in mind. defending democracy is a top concern for americans across party lines and we need to channel that in a constructive way, without falling into false equivalency and we can do that by staying true to the facts and applying principles without regard to partisanship. while also appealing to a set a spirit of patriotic grace. and that s your reality check. new day continues right now. an emotional back to school day in uvalde, texas. good morning, everyone. i m john berman with brianna keilar. the return to class has been a sou
join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on mobile and desktop today. welcome to our continuing coverage of israel at war, i m jim acosta in washington. we begin this hour with a growing death toll in the war. minutes ago, the hamas-run media reported that 248 people have died in gaza just in the last 24 hours. palestinian health officials say 4,300 people have died in gaza since the star of the war. that number set to rise as israel s military says it is increasing air strikes beginning today this is new cnn video showing israeli troops and machinery positioned along the border, awaiting the order to launch a ground invasion. commanders are being told that, quote, forces will enter gaza, for the first time since the war began two weeks ago, humanitarian briefly rolled into gaza, but the rafah border crossing is closed again after that 20-truck convoy made its way through. relief agencies, in the meantime, say additional shipments of w
atacking her last august a. he was arrested last friday. he is charged with first degree murder and first degree rape. police were able to think the dna samples to the crime scene to another crime in california. rachel: he was accused of breaking into a home in los angeles and attacking a 9-year-old girl and her mother. officials say he fled to the united states in february last year after he allegedly killed another woman in el salvador. we re talking about a cross-continent crime spree in the united states. actually, across the hemisphere when you include the murders he might have committed in el salvador. joining us now, hartford county sheriff. thank you for being with us this morning. horrific crime in your community. tell us your reaction, tell us about your community. well, we live in a very relatively not far from baltimore, relatively safe community. this horrific crime happened along a very popular hiking trail and it s just known to be very safe and really out
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they all stand out for their willingness to get involved in public matters and are fighting their very own at times contradictory battles. but they re doing it in the name of buddhism.
don t convince that buddhism is developing with democracy. according to the buddha. there s a set of teaching in this that questions things and that s allowed to be questioning that. krissy and that is exactly what buddha talked. that was in a lot of that i don t want to and that s why we re convinced buddhism can only benefit from democracy i don t know cynical. people think that once they ve cast their vot