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and kay agreed to buy his guns. coming in. >> and this female said, she it's the bigger boys. the bigger boys did this. >> the big boys were brothers, who fairly or not, had developed a reputation as the towns troublemakers. detectives found them. they had solid alibis. and then a next day, another tip. a woman who implicated her own husband. >> he came home last night the timeframe before the homicide, he grabbed a bunch of stuff, like a knife. and then he was looking for guns. so he might be involved. >> but he was not the suspect. detectives thought the stolen guns would even the case. >> we recovered a lot of firearms that were stolen but none linked. >> that just highlighted another aspect of the mystery. but he had collected firearms and had almost 1000 voluble guns locked up at his house. but the thieves only stole the cheaper ones. >> pretty bizarre robbery to take those and not take the far more valuable collection? >> agreed. >> in fact, the inside of kay house was pristine, untouched. no sign that anybody

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. >> reporter: the former communications director for the los angeles angels baseball team, eric kayd to 22 years in federal prison. this comes after he was recently convicted for providing the drugs, including fentanyl which led to the overdose death of pitcher tyler skaggs. he faced anywhere between 20 years in prison to life in prison. but the judge settled on 22 years in part because of jailhouse recordings, telephone conversations captured between eric kay and his mother. and in those recordings eric kay is heard to be saying, quote, i hope people realize what a piece of "s" tyler skaggs was. he's dead so f him. he went on to call the family dumb and white trash. the judge said that it shows that eric kay shows a total lack of remorse for his involvement and role in the death of tyler skaggs and because of that he added two years to the 20-year minimum. >> the language in those recordings. ed, thank you very much. >>> in baltimore prosecutors have dropped all charged against adnan syed after they say dna evidence supported his innocence. his murder conviction stemmed from the 19

ladies and gentlemen, sarah kay bierle. [applause] >> good morning, good morning. do we have volume? okay, i'm not seeing anything it's saying that i should be adjusted. first of all, thank you so much for being so much for being here. here, first of all. lots of friendly faces. we've got a full day of presentations for you today, including our second one, which is john pelham's, the rise of the confederate. legend. so let's go ahead and jump right in. i will battle start with the battle of kelly's forward. on this day union cavalry crosses the river at surprisingly kelly's ford, and this is an early movement that union cavalry -- it is significant because previously, it has been the confederates doing a lot of things like writing around and doing rates that are concerning to the union command. as -- even though it's seen as an inconclusive military action it's important to note that it is the first time that the union cavalry's taking initiative. and i see a point in this union cavalry history. so what happened? the union cavalry, which is about 2100 man crosses t

and the angels claiming the team knew or should have known kay was a drug user., the angels called tyler's death a tragedy adding, the angels strongly dispute the claims made by the family in their lawsuit and will defend the organization in court. fentanyl is up to 50 times stronger than heroin and 100 times stronger than morphine. last year more than 71,000 overdose deaths were linked with synthetic opioids like fentanyl. >> we're fortunate because we can hold somebody accountable for our son's death, and a lot of people aren't able to do that right now. but this fentanyl crisis, i miss tyler so much. he was my only son and, you know, i'm not going to be a grandma. i'm not going to be able to hold a grandchild, and those things are painful. i think about that all the time. >> i distinctly remember four days before he passed away we talked about it, and he said, when i get back from texas. >> we're going to plan a baby. >> yeah. yeah. he would have made an amazing father. he was so great with kids, and i wonder sometimes if i'll ever be as happy as i was. i have

victory of the communists in the civil war, the government of the republic of china, led by chiang kaishek fled to taiwan but retained a seat in the un, including in the security council, the situation was an absurd huge country with a population of many millions was not allowed in the leading international forum. moscow demanded to correct the ridiculous situation, but washington supported taiwan, this was part of the american course of confrontation with communist china, but the united states needed new markets and hoped to play on the contradictions between china and the soviet union in the seventy-first, they began to develop contacts with beijing and stopped to block a resolution on the recognition of his rights in the un, but only 78 went for diplomatic recognition of the prc. this was such a day in history. we received a lot of requests to come out more often. in the west, they are trying to declare us a pariah country . let's look at this story a little differently. this is an attempt to hear recreate. through painting, the entire panorama of the great country is artistic fanta

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you mentioned chiang kai—shek relocation of the roc government to taiwan in the �*40s.ces suddenly having to coexist together. my own grandma is a local taiwanese who studied japanese and my grandpa comes from china. so in my family, i understand the need to collaborate across diversity. today, taiwan is home to, like, 20 national languages and many different ethnic people. so the point i'm making is that democracy must build collaboration across diversity, and that's the way we're employing digital technologies to do. audrey tang, ministerfor digital affairs here in taiwan, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. thank you. live long and prosper. hello there. we certainly have seen some lively weather over the past 2a hours, multiple bands of heavy rain, some thunderstorms for a while. things are beginning to quieten down by monday morning, but over the week ahead, we are going to stay in this very mild air, and that brings the potential for more rain, which could be heavy and thundery at times. now, we've got the overnight rain to clear away from eastern pa

you mentioned chiang kai—shek relocation of the roc government to taiwan in the �*40s.ces suddenly having to coexist together. my own grandma is a local taiwanese who studied japanese and my grandpa comes from china. so in my family, i understand the need to collaborate across diversity. today, taiwan is home to, like, 20 national languages and many different ethnic people. so the point i'm making is that democracy must build collaboration across diversity, and that's the way we're employing digital technologies to do. audrey tang, ministerfor digital affairs here in taiwan, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. thank you. live long and prosper. hello, there. one of the most notable features of the weather over the next few days will be the temperature. it is going to feel very mild, it is actually going to feel warm in places where we get some sunshine, but there will equally be some rain at times. it is all being driven by this big area of low pressure churning, spinning to the west of the uk, throwing showers or longer spells of rain northwards, but also

these 2 members have gone out of their way to justify the t dpr, kay's repeated provocations and block every attempt to update the sanctions regime . in short, 2 permanent members of the security council have enabled kim young on well, the u. s. condemned the latest launches saying they violate un resolutions and our regional and international threat will rob mcbride joins us live now from the south korean capital. so rob, so yet more miss our launches by north korea. what more can you tell us? yeah, that's a flurry of bizarre electricity seems to be continuing the to short range ballistic missiles detected 1st, light on thursday, being fired from an area of some stock which is close to pyongyang. now, according to south korean military officials, at the 1st time the mythos have been detected from this area. so the suspicion is that they were launched from mobile launches. so they seems to be north korea again developing and illustrating its ability to deploy and launch missiles relatively quickly, wherever it chooses. one flu, 350 kilometers. the 2nd one, flu, 800 kilometers, landing

kay ray live next door. >> i would see him driving the truck with her and the three kids.ck with three kids. >> and what she said next really got the investigators'attention. >> how often on a weekly basis would you see that vehicle there while vince it was deployed? >> maybe two or three times a week? >> as he looked deeper into this potential relationship between jarred and jessie, how serious was it? >> from what we could gather, they lived together on base. and if sergeant goslyn came home for any reason, then jarred long would leave for a couple of days while he was here. >> it was stunning. stokes was now convinced jessie was not the devoted army wife she seemed to be. instead, she was at the center of a deadly love triangle. both men in love with jessie. >> correct. >> jessie in love with one man? >> i believe so. >> to the detective, evidence that jarred and jessie were a couple was piling up. like when police ran the plates of the car jessie was driving the night of the murder. >> it came back to jessie goslyn and jarred long. >> they owned a car together. by now,

we will talk to katty kay about that. big project she's been working on.port from beijing on north korea's kim jong un making new, aggressive moves with his missile program and more. >>> joining the table former nato supreme allied commander, james stavridis, msnbc's chief national analyst, and willie, we'll get to our top story there. >>> an overnight attack, russian forces used at least half a dozen iranian supplied drones to strike a military base about 50 miles south of kyiv. in the last three weeks, it is the closest attack to the country's capital in months, highlighting the growing risks ukraine faces as it forces advance to the south and east. this comes as russian troops appear to be ramping up their use of iranian made drones on the battlefield. iran denies supplying the drones to russia while the kremlin has not commented. russian president vladimir putin signed the final papers to annex the four regions of ukraine. this comes as moscow's military struggles to control the occupied areas. in response to the annexation, ukrainian president zelensk

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and i would clarify for you, kay, that the grassley campaign did not release this.is former campaign manager filed a police report. the police report was made public by a journalist. and i knew about it, when i read it in the paper. >> chuck grassley, you are seeeking an eighth term in the u.s. senate. you will be 95. what do you say to iowa ones who wonder if you will be up for the task? >> i think a lot of people are afraid to ask me and i am glad you were not afraid to ask me. i think the only thing i can do is tell you how i live my life today -- lead my life today. i go to bed at 9 p.m., get up at 4 a.m. run two miles. get to the office by 6 a.m., sometimes a little bit before 6 a.m. the staff comes in, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. they work. that is how washington works, the office hours. have a full schedule -- i have a full schedule. with meetings and all those things. i usually go home at 6:30 p.m., quarter to 7 p.m.. start over the next day. i've got the longest record of not missing a boat of any senator in the 2000 that have served since 1789. of not missing a vote.

these 2 members have gone out of their way to justify the t dpr, kay's repeated provocations and block every attempt to update the sanctions regime . in short, 2 permanent members of the security council have enabled kim young on a rob mcbride that joins us now a from at so. so robert, another launch north korea, very much continuing its stance. yeah, this flurry of missile activity continues a pace these 2 missiles were detected at 1st lights, thursday local time from an area of a sam stop near pulling gang. now, according to south korean, military officials is the 1st time they've detected missiles fired from here. so the suspicion is that they were possibly fired from no, by launches. so this could well be at the north, koreans developing and showing off their ability to deploy missiles any way they want and launch them relatively quickly. one of them flew 350 kilometers. the 2nd one flew 800 kilometers landing in the seas that separate the korean peninsula from japan. now it's been condemned by south korea as a serious provocation units to kill the south. korean president has said

cobra kai in early september, nielsen just reported, cobra kai was bigger than the week three of house five and week three of lord of the rings. it's a massive series for netflix, and now you've got the dahmer series they recently launched. that is one of the biggest shows netflix has had in their entire history, third largest show for a tv series world wide. and all of this attention on house of dragon, all of this attention on lord of the rings, yet the dammer series is blowing up -- dahmer serious is -- series is way, way bigger at a far lower cost than these other shows, and they just don't get the same level of attention. but it's a big deal heading into earnings -- liz: i've had more people say have you seen dahmer and, by the way, i'm a big true crime fan, so that's something that -- we also covered it, you know, back in the day when we were a little nice puff. but i will say that the big question for me is does this new ad tier do anything, rich, to ace out the more than 30 million homes that are just password sharing illegally, and netflix knows it's got to monetize those peop

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you have this book out, "cobra kai." so what's next? >> well, it's fortunately quite busy. to go. if not, we just -- i'm just enjoying and embracing all of this and getting to share my stories from walking in these shoes for almost 40 years. >> everybody can read the story. "waxing on" is the new memoir, "the karate kid and me." it's available tomorrow. thanks for coming in. >> thanks, guys. love being here. >>> let's go to ginger. >> thank you, george. you know, it's been a smoke-filled sky in seattle for a week or more. this is still a very long summer. i call it summer because they hit 88 on sunday. that is the latest, hottest temperature on record and just smashed the record because even if they hit 80, it would have been the latest hottest but went almost to 90. now look at this. seattle, one day down and then go back up to the 70s. portland, close to 80 tomorrow. we could see more of these records. >>> i want you to not miss tonight's monday night football match-up, the broncos versus the chargers at 8:00 p.m., 5:00 pacific on espn. drew: i am meteorologist drew tuma.

these 2 members have gone out of their way to justify the t dpr, kay's repeated provocations and block every attempt to update the sanctions regime . in short, 2 permanent members of the security council have enabled kim young on when north korea has issued a statement in response, it says that the democratic people's republic of korea strongly condemned the u. s . for referring to the un security council. what it describes as just counter action measures to the joint military drills carried out by the u. s. and south korea. the statement continues to say that the u. s. is posing a serious threat to the stability of the situation on the korean peninsula. james base has more from the united nations. yes, not the 1st time. we've seen this happen when there has been a security council meeting in new york. north korea does not normally attend the security council when it's being talked about. it doesn't send its ambassador, it ignores the meeting. but also a number of occasions they've actually, while that security council's been meeting her far off, a missile at the news from the security

welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. our headlines today... face new questions today about worsening conditions and overcrowding for migrants being held in kent. as the mourning begins in south korea, details begin to emerge of the 154 people killed in saturday's crush, 11 were teenagers, more than half were women. since her diagnosis with brain cancer, laura nuttall has met michelle obama and been supported by peter kay. now she tells us why she wants better treatments

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the boats went down off the greek islands of kai, thira, and less boss. in a night time rescue, some migrants were saved from the boat. that founded nick, i theera and more than 40 leaders from around europe are in prague for the 1st meeting of the new european political community. now this european union initiative will bring together you leaders with countries beyond the blocks borders, including britain, turkey, ukraine, switzerland, and norway. the meeting has taken place with europe, dealing with an energy crisis, and economic turmoil that's been worsened by russia's war in ukraine. our political correspondent, lena has it, is in prague, and she told me earlier what the european political community hopes to achieve. this is clearly about sending assigned to russia, vladimir putin, that he's isolated on the european continent. so the idea here that we're hearing about a lot is that europe is about so much more than you. and at the moment it does look like the lowest common denominator for all european countries. apart from russia and belarus, is that

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these 2 members have gone out of their way to justify the t dpr, kay's repeated provocations and block every attempt to update the sanctions regime . in short, 2 permanent members of the security council have enabled kim, young on the white house has criticize the opec plus all producers decision to cut output. calling it's a short sighted move that will hurt the global economy. plus group, which includes russia and saudi arabia reduce production by $2000000.00 barrels a day from november. my candidate says the decision has gone down very badly in washington. the reaction has be one off quietly contained theory, not so contained in some ways as being described by the national security advisor. the pick decision as short sighted, but the national security advisor also making clear his belief that by making this decision, saudi arabia as a part of opec rush as a part of opec. saudi arabia is siding with russia. this is something that an accusation that rings very loudly within the united states. russian president vladimir putin has signed into law, the annexation of 4 ukrainian regions.

oh, dr. kai, by me honey. and iranian american doctor is chief of internal medicine at the clifton springs hospital in new york. he offers medical advice online, so people send you pictures of their injuries and how do you con code to get in contact with them? how do you answer their questions? if i can help them over instagram, sometimes i ask for images of their leg or their arms. i look at it to the best of my ability. i tell them what to do. ah, then i have a team of doctors that i've built relationship with over the last 3 years during of it. and i feel like they're safe and, and i connect the 2. so i mean, you can talk a little bit about the most common injuries you are seeing. the most common are wounds from pellets. and they can be from birth shots, majority or birch charts because they're multiple anywhere from 20 pallets to 50 to a 100. and now i'm seeing injuries with a paint gun where the actual bullet is met. all it's not from a paint from staying a i'm seeing a larger wound with necrotic surround

kay. >> well apparently, higher prices are not scaring people away from spending a little extra doughon halloween this ye the national retail federation estimates consumer ending for the spooky holiday to hit $10.6 billion. according to a recent survey from lending tree, people plan to dish out about 16% more money for halloween than they did back in 2021. and twitteris refuting rorts that elon musk planned mive company wide layoffs. the washington post reported that 75%. some 7500 employees of the social media employees could be fired once th purchase goes through. corpate documents say even if musk does plan to cut costs. >>>we are ending the week up 687 points. >>> now to the fire watch where conditions, experts do not @ex to improve. >> drought and wild fire risks will remain high in the coming months. pointing to the la niÑa cate pattern which is in place for a third winter. that could mean the winter months will bring drier conditions to the south. here in california, it is unlikely we will see any improvements with our house. but we have seen other years where it is a la niÑa y

victory of the communists in the civil war, the government of the republic of china, led by the chiang kai-shek fled to taiwan but retained its seat in the un, including in the security council, the situation was an absurd huge country with a population of many millions was not allowed in the leading international forum. moscow demanded that the ridiculous situation be corrected, but washington supported taiwan, this was part of the american course of confrontation with communist china, but the united states needed new markets and hoped to play on the contradictions between china and the soviet union 71. they began to develop contacts with beijing and stopped blocking a resolution recognizing its rights in the un, but only 78 went for diplomatic recognition of the prc. this was such a day in history. it has become such a habit for me to sing for the guys who leave in an hour or a week for military operations. just sing for them and all the men. the level of being begins when you realize that death is real. here it is, then you feel real life. donbass is the tip of the spear of the russian world

welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. our headlines today... a firebomb attack on an immigration centre in dover adds to pressure on the uk border force and the home secretary. suella bravemen will face new questions today about worsening conditions and overcrowding for migrants being held in kent. as the mourning begins in south korea, details begin to emerge of the 154 people killed in saturday's crush, 11 were teenagers, more than half were women. since her diagnosis with brain cancer, laura nuttall has met michelle obama and been supported by peter kay. now she tells us why she wants better treatments for people like her. i get angry at the fact treatment has not changed for decades. i get angry that my life was normal, and then it wasn't. missing out on help with energy bills? half of the government cash to support those on pre—payment meters goes unclaimed this month. i'll have the details you need to ensure you don't lose out. world cup watch in the premier league. how marcus rashford starred for manchester united but bukayo saka could f

welcome to breakfast withjon kay and victoria valentine. our headlines today... rishi sunak will hold his first cabinet meeting this morning after a major reshuffle of ministers. it comes as he warns of tough choices ahead. i will place economic stability and confidence at the heart of this government's agenda. this will mean difficult decisions to come. goad difficult decisions to come. good mornin: difficult decisions to come. good morning from — difficult decisions to come. good morning from this _ difficult decisions to come. good morning from this womenswear factory in derbyshire. i'm here finding out what businesses like this want to hear from the new prime minister as hear from the new prime minister as he stitches together at his plan for the economy. the end of the road for the fiesta. ford is expected to announce the iconic motor is being scrapped. the miracle babies — harry and harley are the most premature born twins to survive, and now they're celebrating their first birthday. good morning. chelsea are into the knockout stages of the champions league

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randi kay reporting in fort myers beach. >>> for more on recovery efforts, let's go to our next guest, the sheriff of hard-hit charlotte county florida, just north of fort myers. i want to start with hurricane ian's devastating effects on your county. at least 24 people have died due to the storm and its aftermath in charlotte county. what are you learning about those individual deaths that we can learn from? >> right now it all comes down to some evacuation. you've got to follow those orders when they come out. i believe we sent them out very timely. the problem with these storms is they are so unpredictable. we learned that in charlie, we even learned that a couple years ago with irma. irma was expected to strike it and it turned and went right up the middle of the state and luckily we had very little impact. so you never know what these storms are going to do. so you've got to watch the advisories and listen to the experts and when they give tu advisory, you've got to go. a lot of people get complacent because those who live in florida have lived in florida for a long time, they se

the u kay's new chancellor says he didn't vote for less trust but supports her economic plans. jeremy has started on friday after quasi quoting was sac, he'd only been in the job for 6 weeks announcing a mini budget that sort of pound dropped to record lows. and you simmons has more from london. he's been pressured on what he thinks of his new boss. that's really the main issue less trust in a desperately difficult situation. now, question marks over whether she could go in the coming days. he has stayed around that or a quite diplomatically, and basically said she needs time. he says that the true test of all of their policies will come probably in 2024 when there's a scheduled general election. although some people are saying, particularly the labor party opposition, the should be an election right now. the opposition at national salvation front, indonesia is protesting against full fuel and food shortages. ah, crowds of gathered in the center of the capital tunis, their leaders calling on them to reject. next years legislative elections. officials in nigeria say they're stru

kay son background. and there is a bust of your great father, the legendary politician. i can say great the son of the lao people, a comrade, kaysson 's pamfikan, who to this day of infinity, the whole- breeding people loved him very much in the soviet union where he came. they once respected him very much there, met with soviet leaders. i will tell you more that being still quite a young man. once i even had the honor of meeting comrade folmikhan. and even to shake his hand, he was relatively a great statesman. eh, like a father. what lessons did he teach you, what did you remember and consider important from his lesson today. what lessons are helping you in your life today? i am the eldest son of the president of cases on von behan in his youth. i have lived with my family and have traveled to study in vietnam and the soviet union ever since. i remember how my father taught me a simple life principle, taught me to build and implement plans , brought up love for work and patience. he also taught me to be together with his people sincerely love and appreciate them all hi

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believe nancy pelosi is running that kai ball. another thing is elon musk tweeted this conspiracy theory over the weekend to try to deflect against this. you know, he said there's a tiny possibility there might be more to the story. he linked the santa monica observer. that's a website that claimed hillary clinton died before a debate in 2016 and was replaced with a body double. that's the sort of thing you're seeing. the same people who agitated violence against nancy pelosi deflecting the blame. saying over and over again that you know, they've had nothing to do with this or that in fact, nancy pelosi's husband was part of some much larger, more sordid affair that is not true. >> president biden linked the rise in violence to the big lie over the weekend. let's watch. >> can't condemn the violence unless you condemn those people continue to argue the election was not real. >> joyce, we've just reported that threats against members of congress jumped by 967% since donald trump's election in 2016. first read is calling this a thre

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