alison take your first walk is our team. appleby had never entered a pageant before, but when someone told her she couldn't do it, she had to prove them wrong bystander who was just over here in our conversations, said. um you can't do that, because you have a disability and pageant. girls can't have disabilities. 17 year old was diagnosed with epilepsy two years ago. her dog brady assists by alerting her to oncoming seizures. the duo traveled to dallas without any expectations and returned with a couple of crowns, thanks in part to alison's room, stealing personality. appleby never expected to win the competition , but the judges told her it was her pageant interview that put her at the top one of the big things that got them for like that made them stop writing that made them look at me like did you really just say that and something i tell a lot of people is just because i have a chronic illness does not mean i'm chronically ill. brady helped both allison and her mother throughout the pageant. i stayed down there, but the

i'm in davis, california to meet geneticist, alison van eenennaam. she's a pioneer in ts field.ted with her work. (cattle snorts) oh, no! - scientists tend to be problem solvers and wanna try and address problems using the best method they can, and my lab is trying to breed better cattle. - [kondwani] there are about 1 billion cattle on earth. that's a lot of animals to manage, but allison is making cattle farms safer by eliminating one particular trait. - i see some horns up here. - okay. - [alison] dairy cows have been bred to be very optimal for dairy production. and as it happens, dairy cows grow horns. - [kondwani] and these horns are a problem because they injure other cattle and ranchers. - you could imagine if this was a particularly aggressive bull, he could hurt his pen mates. - [kondwani] instead of manually sawing off these horns, allison is breeding dairy cow that doesn't grow them in the first place. woing withhe type of cattle that has no horns, she had their hornless gene inserted into horned dairy bu cells. these cells we cloned make theornless imal. these hornl

alison kraus she ellison had been a graduate. of wheaton john and wheaton, maryland john f kennedy high school. just a year. when the washington post reporter came to the school to ask about her. he went to the front office as he was required to do. and when he asked for any information, they could give her give him about allison. really didn't have much to say. they pulled out our file gave him a copy of her grades of her sat scores. let him see. the letter that her guidance counselor had written on her college application said something like alison is very mature woman young woman. but really nobody remembered anything much. except how pretty she'd been. and even that wasn't necessarily a memory of her because already the photo you're seeing are high school graduation photo had made the papers by then. nothing anyone really a john f kennedy high in wheaton should have remembered alice and krause. she came to the school the way a lot of kids did. to a place like kennedy high trailing along behind her father as he pursued his cor

tomorrow is a debate night, alison.. >> i'm sure this will come up tomorrow. i'm sure fetterman will address this -- all right, everyone, stay with us, if you would. there is now an official and nasa ufo investigation team. will they find out what that is? that is what we want to know. what is that thing right there? i listen and i are very interested. the truth may be out there. ♪ ♪ ♪ why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? stamps.com is convenient you get the services of the post office right on your computer stamps.com saves you money with great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and get started today -- the panel will include retired nasa astronaut scott kelly, and experts and astro biology, oceanography, and data science. a full report with the team's findings is suspected to be released in mid 2023. what are we waiting for? back with us n

when you talk about this firefighter alison rousseau egg. firehouse looked to be a leader. go to with all of our problems. she was a responder through the pandemic. a responder during september 11th and walking down the city street and violently attacked. and violently attacked and stabbed more than 20 times. the video is disturbing. this is commonplace on our city streets right now. it's absolutely unacceptable. absolutely unacceptable. >> ainsley: how many lives over the course of her career do you think she saved working as an e.m.s. worker. responding to these fires. people who can't breathe? i'm sure she saved hundreds of people's lives and this is how our politicians are paying her back for that she is scared, you know, we are all scared to walk the streets but this laid is a hero, you are right, in the middle of the pandemic. what do you say to these politicians, tiffany, a socialist council woman is ho is saying our subways are say. you mentioned that ally with the. what is your message to her? >> not only saying city is safe. puttin

we've got some late breaking news tonight, alison. elon musk's 44 billion dollar twitter takeover is official. he has already started firing people, including two other executives, according to two sources. it is pretty unbelievable. he said that he plans to rethink twitters policies in terms of free speech, and he also says that he disagrees with permanent bans for those who repeatedly violate its rules, which of course has a lot of people watching to see what will happen with trump. i think it is fair to ask, what this means for all of our lives? it will have an impact. >> especially, remember, it's not just the idea in a vacuum. we are talking about how close to a midterm election, in preparation for the 2024 presidential run, we know how impactful twitter was for candidates and the idea of a certain entitlement that were bestowed upon those who are campaigning in the moment and the idea of what was a public announcement. i am really curious to see, also, if president trump will come back. he said he wouldn't, but i wonder if he wi

the coverage continues with the magnificent laura coats, and the fantastic alison -- how are you? >> i wait for the adjectives every time. the different every time. but they're always right on the nose. >> yes! >> somehow, always true. [laughs] >> i have a tavares and i make use of. what can i say? >> jake, we are just talking about how much we enjoyed your monologue. kanye west is buying parlor. what can go wrong? >> take someone with obvious debility issues and a nasty view of the jewish people and give him a social media platform. sounds great. >> yeah. i think maybe he thinks he's the new elon musk. the conversation just broadly being about, hey, let's make sure everyone has a say. the problem is, i think half the time, people who think that cancel culture -- they don't realize nobody wants to hear the antisemitism. they're not canceling the, you canceling the idea that -- wasn't it already canceled? it's bizarre to me. >> yeah. what i thought was interesting -- i didn't know this. i didn't know he was a billionaire. his worth about two billion dollars. >> i didn't know that t

coverage now continues with the magnificent laura coats and the splendid alison camera. a low, or health, and how are you doing? >> you have to spend it, but don't take it personally. >> jake, that's in a conversation with -- his mid past and how donald trump keeps agreeing to be interviewed by bob woodward. but then is often annoyed at being interviewed by bob woodward. >> he did interviews with maggie haberman to for her book. that goes on twitter, or truth social, sorry and bad-mouthed her. i mean, i think the truth the matter is he can't quit us. he can't quit us journalist. as much as he wants to own -- as much as he wants the stain of corporate zone and talk to people in the channel. he really wants to be accepted by people at the new york times. >> i found interesting. the idea of him releasing, on these, tapes the motivation that he spoke to about for the reasons why doing so. anyway i wonder if you will be questioned in terms of trying to put the thumb on the scale, for whatever reason. there's often with criticism towards journalist that suggest that, you know,

you just saw alison, the snl skit john i will start with you what was. >> he was saying, save me.looking around at rick scott and saying how is this going to hand. he was dying to know what was going to happen to the ball. the grass is always greener. the cows have whatever on the other side of the fence. i'm just so confused. >> i'm getting dumber but the minute thinking about the. that hard as a person running for office not to say the words pregnant, baby mama, absentee father. why does he can continue to offer these segues automatically go to his personal life. when he's got things like the economy to talk about, you can go toe to toe one of the policy issues. he's drawing this attention to himself in some psychological moment that i really don't understand. for any of us who have ever worked on campaigns, that's the two folks who are supporting him, just get back on track. >> this should be put in some sort of time capsule but a perfect moment that says what is happening to the republican party. you have rick scott up there who pled the fifth like a zillion times in the large

you want to help alison? let her live her life. she has me now., on the positive side, it's got an interesting opening seven minutes. there is a bit at the beginning when i went, this is great, a thing happened, i hadn't expected that, great, and then it's... oh, no, it's that film again. and remember, with the first halloween, good, very cheap movie, it was all to do with tension and suspense and building on that stuff and some genuinely scary moments. here — no tension, no suspense, no scary moments, no shocks, no surprises. compare this to, for example, smile, which is currently doing terrifically well at the box office, which is a kind of quiet, quiet, bang horror movie, but it does it well. this just feels like patience—testingly dull stuff. the only thing that's worth saying about it is it should never have been a trilogy. you got away with the 2018 thing, hurray. halloween ends, please, let this be the end of it. i never, never, never want to hear anything about michael myers ever again in my whole life. but you just know a few years on and

alison, thank ou, our that we saw there? alison, thank you. our social — that we saw there?lison, thank you, our social affairs editor, - you, our social affairs editor, alison holt. some more news to bring you about legislation, emergency legislation that has just been passed by the scottish government which will see rents frozen until march 2023. it means that evictions will only be allowed under certain circumstances, so the bill, which is called the cost of living tenant protection bill, gives ministers the temporary power to cap rents for private and social tenants, as well as in student accommodation, and it can be extended over two further six—month periods. there has been a response from the scottish federation of housing associations, which says a rent freeze in the social housing sector is unnecessary, likely to be counter—productive, and mustn't continue beyond the end of march next year. that is the news that has just come in. at least 38 people, including more than 20 children, have been killed in an attack at a pre—school in north—eastern thailand. a man armed

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here's our social affairs editor, alison holt. gridlocked health and care system in england. this is one ofjust two nursing homes in the area. there is constant demand for them to take patients ready to be discharged from local hospitals to free up beds there. but the home's manager says theyjust can't find enough staff. i think this afternoon we will have 16 residents, we can have up to 24, so we have a lot of empty rooms, but we are heavily reliant at the moment on agency staff, which have been fantastic, but i would be quite nervous about taking on any extra residents because we wouldn't probably be able about taking on any extra residents because we wouldn't properly be able to meet their needs. the home was facing closure earlier this year but the local council persuaded the current provider to take it on with some restrictions. without this place there would have been worryingly few nursing beds locally, and joan, who has lived here for 12 years, would have had to find a new home. i'm very disturbed. i wasn't cross because t

she made sure that we were all okay if we all know alison, she was full of spunk.ull of spunk, made sure everybody was going home safe. >> lieutenant russo-elling as they knew her on duty near her station house yesterday when a man suddenly attacked her from behind the acting fire chief says the suspect stabbed her again and again in a barbaric and unprovoked ambush, as he put it. local reporting from nbc 4 new york and their reporter myles miller >> this event has cut deep into our souls and has rippled to the first responder communities across the nation. we are heartbroken and we are very angry >> fdny lieutenant alison russo-elling raced to calls as a member of fdny ems remembered as a 9/11 first responder, a great partner and mentor their hero >> she was there for me at a time what i was at my most vulnerable she put her arm around me and said everything was going to be okay unfortunately, i didn't have that capability yesterday. >> reporter: russo was killed when police say 34-year-old peter zisopoulos jumped on top of her and stabbed her 20 times steps from

alison: you do want to know that. think they have enough time to -- or do you think that plan used to be brought forward? alison: i think the concern is obviously markets because, as it gets weaker, the realistic impact it has is that raising capital becomes less attractive as the shot goes down. the other alternative in terms of selling assets becomes less attractive when valuations go down. the group in the investment bank, something that they fed, they wanted to see external capital, really when they said that in july we thought that would be relatively difficult. bloomberg news reported there could be a couple interested buyers. we would want to see with the structure of the deals are, but the valuation certainly not going to be held twilight of the market action we are seeing. alix: definitely a tough tape and the twittersphere not helping either. thanks a lot. we appreciate it, alison williams a bloomberg intelligence. the successional wall street, after years of trying, ray dalio's is finally letting go, transf

alison, thank you for taking a few minutes. two weeks ago tonight, they were knocked bag had just wrapped up. at that point, we were looking at polling artist in georgia that showed warnock with a slight lead over walker. certainly there were questions about those allegations about herschel walker paying for an abortion, and questions about how that was going to affect this race. i am curious, obviously with democrats bringing in barack obama, it is an indication that they take the race very seriously. it is no surprise georgia is a close race, but two weeks after that debate, i am curious how you would characterize democrats in georgia, how they are looking at this senate race? >> it is interesting, because if you are in this arena tonight, we were told there were about 7000 people here. he would be forgiven for looking at it, hearing the sound, and thinking the momentum in key races here is on the side of democrats. but you look at the polls, and that is not the reality at all. the reason why former president obama's here is

hey alison, glorious. >> this is never going to get old. the stick is never going to get old. [laughs] . we were wondering if you are going to run out of superlatives. but we know that you're not. >> no, impossible, impossible. >> they gave him eight as soares. >> jack eulogy. >> jocularity, fantastic. >> i need boost. >> we're gonna keep the conversation going on cnn tonight. good evening, i'm laura coates, and i'm alison camerota. with midterms just 21 days, way things are getting hot in florida. tonight in the first and only debate between marco rubio and -- valdes will play some clips. >> and now never before heard tapes of then president talking to bob were woodward. >> you're about to hear his real thoughts on vladimir putin and russia and his own ambition. and we also have brand-new audio from trump's inner circle, meaning his son-in-law, jared. >> remember we never heard his voice? >> there's a whole thing. >> this is how we've been involving the story. and the story that everyone is talking about tonight as well hair straightening

lieutenant al alison reduce aliu welling laid to rest. it first responder on 9/11 and known as the mother of the station. russo-elling's funeral will be held on wednesday morning. back to you. >> ainsley: she is a grandmother, too. she was close to retirement. >> steve: so close. >> brian: can you imagine looking at these stories and thinking well, that's hype. that's hype because there is ring doorbell cameras or subway cameras everywhere or so many surveillance cameras at the bogdz or' subway. think how out of touch these lawmakers are to think that. >> steve: to say that's a one in a million thing, that's simply not true. >> brian: up 36% year to year. >> steve: we are in midtown manhattan. we are one block away from times square. over the weekend, yesterday, a maryland tourist was smashed in the head with a bottle and slashed across the face required 16 stitches. i don't know why anyone is out 4:00 in the morning but this tourist was. cvs. two guys one woman came up and tried to sell him drugs. she tried to proposition him. he said no

alison? >> hey, good morning katie.t was an energized crowd of people who gathered quite early in the day, waiting in line, to hear from former president obama. we are told that there are about 7000 people in that arena. if you are in that room, and that was the only political event that you had paid attention to in georgia, you'd be forgiven to think that they momentum is on the side of democrats into bases in the state. but the reality is, it's not. they are struggling in the polls, and that is why former president obama was here. stacey abrams, a democrat, trying to unseat -- brian kemp, is behind in the polls incumbents, democratic senator raphael warnock is in a statistical tie with his republican challenger, herschel walker. and neither of them are above in polling average, is the necessary 50% threshold in order to avoid a runoff. so president obama came here hoping that his star power would encourage democratic voters in the state to turn out to the polls. he argued that democracy is at stake. he spent a lot of

our coverage now covers with the rad allison laura coats, and he totally awesome alison camera. hey there. that was the theme. >> i like that a lot >> for everyone as a santa night i'm alison camera am laura coates. >> we're 20 days away from the all-important midterm elections with key races around the nation tightening up, especially those who decide who controls the senate. though he's not on the ballot, how much of a factor is the former president donald trump in how americans will vote? >> there are significant developments and, a lot is percolating right now. here are just some of the headlines in the course of just a few hours. this is from cnn politics exclusive. trump considers allowing federal investigators to search mar-a-lago. again a federal john which says trump signed legal documents that he knew included false voter fraud numbers. >> also you've got trump appearing for a deposition in the e. jean carroll lawsuit, and in 2021 there is a video where trump is asking is this a good jewish character right here? alison, you think about all the different things they are

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alison krause. the see, alison, had been a graduate of wheaton, wheaton, maryland, john f. kennedy high school, just a year when the washington post reporter came to the school to ask about her. he went to the front office as he was required to do, and when he asked for any information they could give her, give him about allison, they didn't have much to say. they pulled out her hire file, gave him a copy of her grades, her sats scores, left him see the letter that her guidance counselor had written on her college application, it said something like, alison is a very mature young woman. but really, nobody remembered anything much except how pretty she'd been. and even that wasn't necessarily a memory of her, because already the photo you are seeing her heckle graduation photo had made the papers by then. not that anyone really at john f. kennedy high in wheaton short have remembered to. she came to the school the way a lot of kids did, to a place like kennedy high, trailing along behind her father as he pursued his corporate career. her dad had been hired by the westinghous

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alison: peoplewere outraged. mike: this town billeditself as a model american communitywhere you had people from differentraces and ethnic groups living together in peace. and yet underneath that, asegment of the town felt angry. thelma: there was no reason for that cop to shoothim in his back. there are more questionsthan there are answers. jennifer: this was coming. there was too muchrage in everybody and it's beengoing on for years. steven: next thing i know,i picked up a brick and threw it straightthrough the window. (upbeat music) (protestors chanting) r: it all began on a noteof prayer and mourning for 15 year old phillippannell, shot to death by policeon tuesday night. natacha: it was apeaceful vigil. everybody just wanted tocome together and find out, like, why did this happen? then the evening came. the crowd was getting angry.the police were pushing back. and then that's whenthe riot broke out. william: the night of the riot,i was there. very, very quickly,it just got out of control. people werethrowing

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alison holt, bbc news, whitby.parliamentary watchdog recommended that he be suspended for serious sexual misconduct. two allegations against mr matheson by a former member of his staff have been upheld. he admitted he had committed a minor breach of the code but expressed his dismay at being found guilty of several allegations. there's growing anger in russia over the forced mobilisation of men to fight in the war in ukraine. president putin had said the call—up was a temporary measure, but today the kremlin refused to say when it will end. as russian forces struggle to hold territory in ukraine, men with no military experience are being sent to the frontline to fight, and often to die. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, reports. this is the picture the kremlin is trying to paint. putin, the strongman... ..the caring commander—in—chief. and russians lining up to do their patriotic duty, mobilised to fight in ukraine. these alleged recruits are well—equipped. but these aren't. for weeks now, mobilized russians have

. >> all right, alison barber was at the debate. she joins me now from savannah, along with jermaine lee, who got reaction from college students in atlanta as well. alison, let me start with you on this one. talk about that moment in particular. but also as we kind of prepare for this debate yesterday, the question was, how were both warnock and herschel walker going to deal with, right, address some of the allegations made towards herschel walker? we are talking about the fact that he may have allegedly paid for an abortion. what did they say? how did they address it? >> it was an interesting debate, that moment that you played just a moment ago. i was speaking to a supporter at a herschel walker campaign stop earlier this morning, and as he talked about his support for herschel walker and watching the debate last night, he mentioned that moment and said, that moment where he showed that badge or whatever, that was kind of sort of bad. but then went on to say he is locked in for herschel walker. but he was saying that he saw that a

nbc's alison barber is in atlanta for us. alison, welcome. do you gauge the reaction to former president obama and will this give these candidates the boost they need? >> i mean, that is the big question. we probably will have to wait until the polls close to know the answer. but being in that arena last night, there was high energy among the crowd that came out to see former president obama. we spoke to people who had waited in line for hours just to get inside. this was a first come, first serve of. and we were told there were about 7000 people in that room. if you were there, you would be forgiven for thinking the momentum, based on that crowd energy, is all with the democrats in georgia's key races, but that's really not the case right now. that is why former president obama is on the trail here. democrats are struggling in the senate race. stacey abrams, who is challenging incumbent republican governor brian kemp, is behind in the polls, and georgia's senate race, you have two candidates there who are essentially at a statistical tie. ri

let 's pay attention to the protocol assisted salah alison, having received a transfer from the thievesh the entire field of the egyptian. scored my third goal. at this season brought the team victory. i think it's not worth even trying to play against manchester city on a normal day and hope that you can get something from this, you need to play to the limit of your capabilities and more that we did. we defended very organized passionately. closed all areas note. in this match, the specialist received a red card for aggressive behavior towards the fate of el clasico at the santiago bernabeu was observed yesterday. in the evening more than 60.000 spectators local the team did not disappoint, the experienced benzema, who played in 87 minutes of the match, opened the scoring in the 12th minute. the success lasted for the great valverde, this is his fourth goal in those raffles earlier for more than three seasons, he did not score after the break, lewandowski joined the game and gave an assist passer it hangs out. play align barcelona failed opposite real madrid at ninety. the author of ro

you want to help alison? let her live her life. she has me, now.e is a bit at the beginning when i thought, this is great, anything happened, i hadn't expected that, great, and then it's... oh, no, it's that film again. and remember, with the first halloween, good, very cheap movie, it was all to do with tension and suspense and building on that stuff and some genuinely scary moments. here, no tension, no suspense, no scary moments, no shocks, no surprises. compare this to, for example, smile, which is currently doing terrifically well at the box office, which is a kind of quiet, quiet, bang horror movie, but it does it well. this just feels like patiencely test deadly dull stuff. the only thing that's worth saying about it as it should never have been a trilogy. you got away with the 2018 thing hurray. halloween ends, please, let this be the end of it. i never, never, never want to hear anything about michael myers ever again in my whole life. but you just know a few years on and it will be halloween begins again, the curse lives on. i don't know

alison holt, and make it their career. alison holt. thank— and make it their career.in a health trust, but christian matheson is leaving and does not have a job to go to and cannot stop being an mp even though an independent panel found out he had carried out serious sexual misconduct while in office. while appointing him to this job, sexual misconduct while in office. while appointing him to thisjob, he effectively ceases to be an mp automatically so chester no longer has an mp. there will be a by—election to replace him. the panel upheld to allegations made against it by a former member of his staff and mr matheson denied him. earlier we had an update on the case from andy gill. it was said chris masterson invited this junior employer and the invitation was sexually motivated and the second allegation was during and the second allegation was during a work—related event outside of parliament, he linked arms with her and tried to kiss her on the mouth and tried to kiss her on the mouth and made suggested —— suggestive comments to her. the conclusion of the report is p

here's our social affairs editor alison holt.t by the regulator are being felt in many places in england. including here in north yorkshire. mum, lunch. and for those who need support and their families that can be a nightmare. mimi travelled the world with her husband. i liked walking and dancing. yes. i have had a good life. now she's 91 and she has mobility problems, dementia and being in her own home is important. i am very happy here. and i've got my two daughters that look after me as well. earlier this year mimi was stuck in hospital for five weeks because the council and her daughters and the local authority searched for the four care visits a day she needed to come home. i think it's dreadful. i think it's absolutely dreadful. you know, a lot of people have worked all of their lives have paid into the system and we deserve to make sure that our elderly are looked after. according to the care quality commission report, the shortage of care staff in england is now alarmingly high. that means this nursing home in whitby, mo

alison, let me start with you.ally, what was each campaign hoping to achieve through tonight's debate, and what are they saying afterwards about whether they achieved it? >> going into the debate night, we were expecting to hear herschel walker make an aggressive push to try and tie senator warnock to president joe biden. joe biden does not have a very high approval rating in the state, in a poll, by the agency, back in september, among lightly georgia voters. the president's approval rating overall was 37%. we've seen walker do that throughout the campaign, when i was speaking to sources close to the walker campaign. they were adamant that he was going to aggressively make that point tonight. we saw him try to bring that up a number of times. warnock's rebuttal to that was he said something along the lines of, it is clear to me that my candidate would like to be running against anyone, except for me. on warnock's side, we expected to see him come in and highlight a lot of the work he has already done in washington

alison holt, bbc news.s of the solent. after more than a00 years sitting on the sea bed, the mary rose emerged from the waters. the ship now has her own dedicated museum at the portsmouth historic dockyard, from wherejohn maguire reports now, there is the wreck of the mary rose, this flagship of henry viii. it's the first time we have seen this in a37 years. inch by inch, the ship that was the pride of henry viii's mighty navy peeked above the waters of the solent and began to reveal her secrets. the then prince charles was present to witness his ancestor�*s flagship return to the surface. i believe she's in marvellous condition. and he was right. the half of the ship and a huge number of artifacts were preserved by centuries cocooned in mud and silt on the sea bed. so these are some of our tudor long bows. this is actually one of... the ship was listed with 250 long bows. so these are some of them. we've got 130 odd that are complete out of the 250, and fragments of a bit more. when the ship was first rais

tweet us at alison camerota and laura coats. we will be right back. talk to anyone in san francisco and they'll tell you now is not the time to make our city even more expensive by raising taxes. san francisco has one of the largest city budgets in america. yet when it comes to homelessness and public safety, we're not getting results. what we really need are better policies, more accountability, and safer neighborhoods. vote no on propositions m and o. the last thing we need are higher taxes, especially right now. now is not the time to raise taxes in san francisco. vote no on m and o. they will be counting votes across the country. those votes will determine not only control of congress but crucial local and local and state offices that can shape the 2020 race. both sides are out right now trying to fire up their bases. >> of course the president, he is taking a different tactic. he's trying to appeal to younger voters today, specifically on abortion rights. there is new polls that finding democrats may actually be in trouble with another group -- g

now a short while ago i spoke to alison stewart, ellen, head of the advisory firm to the national marketing partners. and i asked her to explain to us why eat on musk is going to buy twitter now after all? yeah, well a few things have happened in the intervening months between him launching the lawsuit and survey one is that he is imminently being deposed by twitters lawyers, which means that he will have to swear an oath and will be subject to some very personal questions of his private alles several have been leaked and so i suspect the part of why he's decided to avoid the confrontation and proceed to suit is because actually it will probably be a little too painful and will reveal probably too much about his personal life. so there's also a commercial motive, of course, behind all this to but a lot of it also has to do with him as a business leader and being exposed. 3 and so i think that's what's behind this, and i think one can also say that the number of fig accounts are, is actually close to what twitter has been saying. not what mr. must has been alleging allison, what time frame a

they feel they have already won whatever the results on the field. alison learned beauty al jazeera gun dot columbia. ah, i have a quick check of a headlines here on al jazeera us president jo biden's administration says it's re evaluating washington's relationship with saudi arabia. comes after the opec plus group, which includes russia, ignored us opposition now decided to cut output was expected to raise prices from the beginning of the administration, since taking office to prison has been very clear that united states needs to leave a different sort of relationship with saudi arabia, he is said that from very early on. and i have said this last week when opec made the decision to align their energy policy with russia's war, a war aims and against the american people. further underscore is that reasoning to realign that relationship to reevaluate that relationship with saudi arabia. we are reviewing where we are currently right now and will be watching closely over the coming weeks and months as well. the i m f is painting a bleak picture of a global economy of warning that next yea

>> thank you to alison. the u.s.still be heading towards a strike of railway workers after one of the largest unions rejected a tentative deal with freight carriers. unions for engineers, conductors and maintenance workers have been fighting for shorter work weeks as most have been on call seven days a week currently. the biden administration is hoping for a swift agreement so there's not any further disruption to the already strained supply chains. the first no vote is a likely sign the current deal won't go through at all. >>> a week after a texas teenager was shot by an officer in a mcdonald's parking lot, the officer is being investigated. some of the images you're about to see can be disturbing. >> shots fired. shots fired. shots fired. >> reporter: the barrage of gunfire captured by the body camera of james brennan ended with a 17-year-old in critical condition and the rookie police officer now facing possible criminal charges. it happened just over a week ago while officer brennan was responding to a disturban

but alison, as much as people talk about the death penalty as a part of society, people are really more decision of a jury to say you need to die, that's not a place anyone wants to be. >> and the question that the mom asked their, if not this case then when. not given the death penalty for killing 17 people and in cold blood. ruthlessly, some of the details coming out are obviously sickening than when. i think that's a fair question. i was on the ground at 5 am the next morning after this parkland shooting reporting. at every single person told us that there were red flags about this kid. everybody knew that he was a deeply troubled kid. he was violent with animals. there were all sorts of red flags. the recalling in a school shooter before this happened. >> the red flags, a jury is asked to consider whether those red flags are enough to polish in. those red flags are apparent, i think it probably factored in i don't think either of us is thinking that's gonna find justice for these families i'm not gonna sit here and say hey i know it's best reading of the law even the federal governm