w correspondent brownie pie chart reports from so bit cit. see where tensions are flaring as local say, their border town is being turned into a migrant camp. another a cold night spent in that 10. it's day number 7 for this family from iraq at the super. it's a migration campaign, serbia mohammed, the father of 5 children says i know they've been on the road since july, with the aid of people smugglers. they made it here a week ago that i can't believe in as little as we left our country for the sake of our children and their future. linda, there is no future for kids in iraq. i almost belladonna. i, germany, just like most of the people that are in sandy's, but now they are stuck in serbia, and the camp is completely crowned. during the 1st half of this year, tens of thousands of migrants passed through the balcony room 3 times as many as last year, about $10000.00 a currently in serbia. it's clear that most of the people have made it to the serbian border are not looking to seek asylum here. hungary seems so close. just cross that fence an

that day saw starks trembled dramatically still democrat cit economy is on the rebound that rolling backublicans that you can imagine back to that fo offering a dueling commitment t america they hope will put them in the majority. >> can't mess it reaction from four to congressman byron donal straight ahead. we begin with the democrats ramping up their attacks on wha they are calling so-called extremists met agenda republicans. we will find out all about that. christina has the latest on tha story she joins us from the wes coast. >> great to see you. president biden once again wrapped up political attacks against republicans tonight committing a majority would strip away the fundamental rights of americans. he made these claims at the national national education association headquarters. it tonight the audience of teachers and union members at lesson bomb as the president claimed the gop is controlled b mega republicans appear yet eve though the midterm jet that tha they they just released today addresses critical issues, president biden still slammed it . >> is if you have the things we

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three of the four officers who discharged their weapons have completed cit training. officers who are cit trained completed a 40 hour california peace officer standards and training or post certified course which prepares them to respond to persons in crisis insdants and as a team formally to plan establish rapport and use de-escalation tactics including tactical repositioning and creating time and distance when ever possible to safely resolve a person in crisis insdants. of the officers on scene during the ois incident, 17 also completed critical mindset coordinated response or cmcr training. one of the four officers who discharged their weapons has completed cmcr training. cmcr is a 20hour post-certified training course developed by the san francisco police depaurmt field tactic force option unit. this course addresses high risk situations incounterered by officers in the field. training objectives include critical decision making during high risk incidents. using teamwork and leadership. in this presentation and body worn camera footage you may hear the following t

there's no redlined service between richmond and mill bright, no green line between and daly cit. daly city. >> i'm upset and angry. because it didn't make a lot of sense, but you know, who knows, it's b.a.r.t. . it happens every once once in while. >> we were in the tunnel for like 45 minutes. it was overwhelming. people got to go to work and things. it is earthquake season and all these things happening. it was very ue very unfortunate. but we made it it through. >> and we talked to those riders where many were understandable frustrated and took to social media to express that. now there there is some news that could give you hope for the future of b.a.r.t. service. we are seeing seeing the initial renderings of of a second trans-bay tube. thee tube. there would be a new plan that could connect b.a.r.t. to salesforce in san francisco. no firm decisions around that, yet. yet. if that does happen it could be completed by the next few years. but for now, try to avoid b.a.r.t. for the rest of the evening, reed. >> one of our coworkers took about an hour and a half because because of

three of the four officers who discharged their weapons have completed cit training. officers who are cit trained completed a 40 hour california peace officer standards and training or post certified course which prepares them to respond to persons in crisis insdants and as a team formally to plan establish rapport and use de-escalation tactics including tactical repositioning and creating time and distance when ever possible to safely resolve a person in crisis insdants. of the officers on scene during the ois incident, 17 also completed critical mindset coordinated response or cmcr training. one of the four officers who discharged their weapons has completed cmcr training. cmcr is a 20hour post-certified training course developed by the san francisco police depaurmt field tactic force option unit. this course addresses high risk situations incounterered by officers in the field. training objectives include critical decision making during high risk incidents. using teamwork and leadership. in this presentation and body worn camera footage you may hear the following t

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. >> and an east bay city is changing the way it polices cit are eyeing police reform. this move comes after the mayor announced last month. it 8 patrol officers there are now the focus of an investigation led by the fbi and the contra costa county district attorneys office and forcefully to call explains the policy changes being discussed. >> while 8 antioch police officers under federal investigation remain on administrative leave. city leaders are turning their focus to curbing excessive use of force over fans that we're introducing today are critical because without them, we are at risk of losing trust in our community. during a news conference at city hall tuesday council members, monica little mission for his want to join least chief doctor steven for to announce 3 reforms the council intends to discuss and develop during upcoming police oversight subcommittee meetings. the policies would then be put to a vote without use of force policy. we're currently evaluating and early intervention system to better track and monitor the deployment of force when circumstances

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if you're part of the agreement, then that cit, you won't be able to buy russian commodities. and i'm saying commodities because potentially this isn't only about oil. so what are the u. s. the u. k. and allies trying to achieve here? we confirm our joint political intention to implement a comprehensive prohibition of services which enable maritime transportation of russian origin, crude oil and petroleum products globally. the provision of such services would only be allowed if the oil and petroleum products are purchased at or below a price. the price cap determined by the broad coalition of countries we've already heard from the white house that in the energy field. this is the most effective way to punish the russian government. now, when it comes to natural gas, we also heard from of the head of the european commission, or sla funder line that she supports a price cap also on russian gas, not only in europe, but globally to but then comes the question, how can you call that globally, if, for instance, china is not part of it, right? the skeptics will tell you that russia

linda in, felicia and it wasn't the 1st time after 2 previous hits. cit lana was able to patch things up. but not this time. many of her neighbors had it worse. lasses, woods, lambs, my boy next door was killed and 2 houses down the road. there was a neighbor, a veteran of the soviet army. he was sitting in his yard and out of nowhere, a piece of shrapnel hit him in the forehead and killed him bullock. and lovable, but you more, wouldn't you? the russians kept asking me why i didn't leave. i turned it around and asked them why they came in the 1st place. i've been here for 39 years. with a light sleeper to atlanta tells us she hopes to wake up in time. the ceiling does end up falling down like millions of other ukrainian refugees said on his daughter, grandson. and now in poland, i had a more with a family scattered. she relies on her neighbour mahalo for help, but 6 months of occupation have taken their toll on him. as a man of fighting age, mcculler was constantly in the sites of the russian army. when i went through he traffic, so my only left the house during the day, you just kee

oh, i saw house previously, hot cit, walk back similar statements, which contradicts africa longstanding support for the one china policy. but would us forces to fin the island? yes, if in fact it was an unprecedented attack, us forces us men and women would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese and version. yes, maple yeah, yeah. and only the u. s. remarks seriously violate the one china principal and the provisions of the 3 us china joint communiques reached the u. s. commitment so to not support tie one's independence and send a severely wrong signal to the separatist forces of taiwan independence. even china strongly deplores and rejects it and is made solemn complaints with the u. s. side . what, materialism, it does seem that biden held different views around a decade ago, while he was a senator. he wrote that threatening to use force against china could trigger. and you conflicts, and it's just the need for talks as part of diplomatic efforts. there is a huge difference between reserving the right to use force and obligating ourselves a priori to come to the defense of taiwan. t

the cits office said it hasn't been served with a complaint yet, but but told us the city is committedtable reporting issues to law enforcement, and is taken steps to safeguard victim information. today, president biden is making a push for his cancer moonshot initiative, which he hopes will end the disease as we as we know it. supporters hope the multipronged plan will present in better, more equitable outcomes. >> we chose to go to the moon -- -- >> reporter: 16 years after john john f. kennedy's famous moonshot speech, president biden biden traveled to massachusetts to tout new steps in his own cancer moonshot. >> the goal is to cut cancer death rates by at least 50%, att 50%, and the next 25 years. to turn more cancers from death sentences into chronic diseases people can live with. >> reporter: the national cancer national cancer institute is launching a major national study study to identify blood test foy cancer detection that will eventually enroll thousands of participants. it's also open a new grant opportunity to invest in the next generation of cancer of cancer researchers

the father world turned her 2nd part, enjoy into military dwells and rushes far a. cit, baiting san dix, army navy, and air force is including since 100000 troops more than 300 military vehicles, as well as our cross and war shit. during the eastern economic form at lee john, she also underlined the importance of global security and proposed joining forces with russia. oh may, i should, darning, should you strength thing, cooperation for the development of the far east provides an important opportunity to main security and prosperity in the region. in this regard, hoarding i would like to make the following proposal, new fog, implement the global security initiative for peace and stability in the region hunger. and in order to create a harmonious and peaceful region as a common home, there was no other choice but to join forces. an idea to coleman and sustainable security. who did you, who have human knew? as a studies professor benjamin charles st. beijing is very keen to expand his partnership with moscow. lee is china's top legislator. ah, he has been extremely ball court in slamming

if we develop the communities out in the rural areas they wouldn't beld coming to the cits and they could allow themselvesy to succeed to live healthful and secure lives. so arthur was the first and i want to invite you to look at this. what strikes you about this house or anything from that image that you want to observe or make note of. which one is it more like, do you think? >> a pretty average home. this wouldn't be a duplex but an individual house. you can see an outbuilding looks like a smaller house and behind it you can see a grape arbor coming out w from the back so ty would be able to grow grapes and use those for jams and jellies. then behind you can see a garage in the back as well. arthur was the first of the communities. so all of the problems got a sort of manifest. they were designed to be vacation homes on the seashore of new england so they were used only in the summer months typically. as they were waiting for them to ship down, theor foundations it turned out they didn't match the house o and they had to readjust some ofs. the houses. they were not very well insulated

>> there's a couple different ways to look at this sebctor cit advertising is one of those, related toonsumer spend. subscriptions is an area being pinched. travel, experiences, is a bright spot relatively for the entertainment industry you can see that in terms of the number of concerts and how much people are willing to spend. across the sector, we're seeing recalibration because inflation is changing budgets. when it comes to people making investment decisions, they have to do the best guess it's hard to determine where inflation lands and where consumer behavior holds still. in that context, i'm not surprised that people are choosing to sell as they are today. >> dennis, good to see you what does this mean for the trade-off between profitability and content spend? do we see the streamers and legacy players pull back next year you see an amazon ready to get the boxes with the thursday night football advertisements on it part of the flywheel who pulls back and who doesn't >> i think it's a good question. there's certain companies for whom entertainment and streaming have an opportuni

tonight the president declared war on a whole group of cit citizens. >> president biden: i wanted to say plain and simple. there is no place for political violence in america, period. i will not stand by and watch. i will not see the will of the american people be overturned by wild experian c theories and baseless claims of fraud. i will not stand by and watch elections in this country stolen by people who civilly refused to accept that they lost. >> raymond: okay, okay. if the qualifications for being an enemy of the state's questioning elections or engaging in violence, i know who did it better. >> his concession means to acknowledge an action is right, true, or proper. i cannot concede. >> [yelling] >> no justice! >> no peace! >> you can run the best campaign. you can become the nominee and you can have the election stolen from you. >> what about breanna? what about breanna? breonna taylor! >> an illegitimate president in my mind. >> folks, look, i absolutely agree. >> one, two, three. >> raymond: no matter where you sit on the political spectrum today, any fair-minded person can

something very bad, can you think of any other president who has ever spoken this way about american citizens? >> not really, we had a senator named joe mccarthy that did and we know how that ended up. but joe biden's offer unity when his polls are about 50% and when he is desperate and so far as it is dropping even this week as i speak down to 38 in the latest reuters and then he tries to divide the nation. and we know how that will end up coming out well for him. but it is so predictable. we went through the russian collusion hoax and through the laptop this information hoax, and then we went through the insurrection and the attempt to overthrow the government januart the donald trump raid hoax that he had nuclear secrets and had to be for the first time his home had to be invaded. and it is so predictable, because it is just a mass distraction. none of these issues that he has pushed through, joe biden on the border, on crime, on inflation, on the economy, on injury has 50% support, he does not have 50% support. and we have been talking about the nation. and all of the psychodrama's t

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three of the four officers who discharged their weapons have completed cit training.icers who are cit trained completed a 40 hour california peace officer standards and training or post certified course which prepares them to respond to persons in crisis insdants and as a team formally to plan establish rapport and use de-escalation tactics including tactical repositioning and creating time and distance when ever possible to safely resolve a person in crisis insdants. of the officers on scene during the ois incident, 17 also completed critical mindset coordinated response or cmcr training. one of the four officers who discharged their weapons has completed cmcr training. cmcr is a 20hour post-certified training course developed by the san francisco police depaurmt field tactic force option unit. this course addresses high risk situations incounterered by officers in the field. training objectives include critical decision making during high risk incidents. using teamwork and leadership. in this presentation and body worn camera footage you may hear the following termi

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. -- in a class, although city america , although cit americ >> a warning president biden issued lastally happening right now and it is happening in michigan. back in 1850, they created the michigan border state canvassers. it's responsible for a number of normally mundane election duties, like approving ballot issued. -- to republicans and its responsibilities are meant to be clerical and administrative. but republicans on the board have turned this obscure, bureaucratic body into a political weapon. they are blocking the will of hundreds of thousands of michigan voters who want the chance to vote on abortion rights in their state. activists secured a record number of signatures to get a proposal to amend the state constitution to protect abortion rights added to the ballot this fall. nearly 600,000 people signed up. 175,000 more signatures that was needed for the proposal to get to the ballot. but here is the rub. the two republicans on the canvassing board voted against the amendment, citing a formatting issue with the spacing in the text of the petition. the amendment is now deadl