alec says yeah, i know.d to call you while you were with jim, their attorney, about the meeting. but anyway, how about texting him and letting him know i'm trying to call him. he was referring to jim griffin again. buster says okay. alex says did he talk to you about the thing? buster: no, i can't understand use because they have a bad connection. alec says i'll leave word with jim and he'll be in touch with you. love you. proud of you. thanks. let's bring in criminal defense attorney, jonna spillbor. you with here with us throughout the trial. what are we learning about the back and forth between father and son, father and attorney? alec does haven't a lot of freedom. he's in prison the rest of his life. >> my take on it is both buster and alec knows there's no such thing as a private phone call from prison. it doesn't happen. i'm suspect that it happens when it's an attorney with a client. all the calls are monitors. they both know that. it's also clear, i think from this call, that alec is trying to refer

we're hearing that the phone call between alec murdaugh, buster, happened in may.wn with buster for an upcoming special. alec mentioned jim, who we believe is his defense lawyer. here's the phone call. >> hey, buddy. i don't have a lot of time. i boarded a ferry. yeah, i know. i've been trying to call. i was supposed to call you while you were with jim about this meeting. but anyway, how about texting him and let him know i'm trying to call him. okay. did he talk to you about that? no, i can't really understand you either. >> all right. i'm going to -- i'm going to call jim. love you. >> all right. love you too. >> proud of you. >> thanks. >> uncomfortable. that is an image from the discussion that i had with buster murdaugh the next day. you heard alec murdaugh refer to the thing and wanting to talk to jim griffin and him. he was part of arranging this interview. so it's likely that that is what he was referring to. >> thank you. >> anyway, that special, the fall of the house of murdaugh premiers in september. so now for something completely different. shorts, t-s

carrie fisher the beautiful princess and then you had the smart alec.lways have to have one. >> and you did play it well. >> i think i had the chops. >> then george lucas decides to make another movie, raiders of the lost ark. and once again he doesn't want someone from prior movies and then it's tom selleck. but he had that tv series. and then there you are. and that really goes to raise the question how often over the years have you done your own stunts and how often have you been hurt? >> well, i don't do stunts. i do physical acting. running, jumping falling down rolling on the floor with sweaty men. that is the kind of thing i do. and i do like to play physical characters. but there's always someone to say we can't let you do this. someone might get hurt. despite their best efforts, i have taken some lumps over the years. but, we have always been able to finish the movie and we've always been able to come back. >>> coming up the real-life lumps he received after a small plane he was flying lost power and crashed. and you want to stays tuned to see

alec said he was inspired by her title, other. alec said he was inspired by hertitle, both other. both contessa grass court players and she's enjoying her time here at wimbledon, and another fantastic results and now she's in the third round.— fantastic results and now she's in the third round. before you go, lets di in on the third round. before you go, lets dip in on centre _ the third round. before you go, lets dip in on centre court _ the third round. before you go, lets dip in on centre court because - the third round. before you go, lets dip in on centre court because we . dip in on centre court because we know katie boulter�*s next opponent is playing. the defending champion here, is trying to close out this match. she is 5—4 up in the second set. it's a not another test if it is to be read back in her. it would be. most is to be read back in her. it would be- most of _ is to be read back in her. it would be. most of the _ is to be read back in her. it would be. most of the people _ is to be read back in her. it would be. most of the people here - is to be read back in her.

chicago may be legally required to change their name to alec baldwin. a risk assessment system to determine whether or not someone should be released. nothing to do with the crimes they committed over and over again and will continue to do over and over again, but they are poor. eliminating bail, you eliminate jail. jails will be so empty you can rent them out for bar mitzvahs and parties. that was not a slight at your people. you are the attorney here. what say you about this? another class action suit. you can sue. a criminal commits assault against me, why can't i sue? >> there is no citizen general standing and you can't go after the police for failure to act. as a civil rights attorney, there was an issue here. we had an issue where the high cost of bail would affect minorities and marginalized communities. two people can go into jail for the same crime and one can afford to bail on one cannot. you don't solve the problem by eliminating bail. you create new problems and worse problems. it is about incentives. you are incentivizing people to commit

germany struggling to make much of their possession, but minutes from full time they were awarded to the alec. some of the pope's steps up to seemingly cl a droll bucks their rivals had other plans in the 7th minutes of time out of don't mind when i've done the gosh. no, they didn't. cecile as something under the wind to columbia, a powerful head. it's a smith's 3 points of the title, favorites, and spark wives celebrations. thanks for watching. the . every jenny is full of surprises. allowed to give you some tips in your northern most count the police the free time, but still very much alive. your guy to the special hot spots in germany recognizes where exactly it was fun. i have learned a lot of our culture history. all their travel extremely worth a visit. the am it's been shut out and this time i'm pregnant. no deal. this is all, i'm a passionate runner that's have and i'm also keen to be a role model for other women to phone. so guy in the sample because i just think it's a shame that a lot of women quit their sport early. like when they could still have many good years left ahead of the

their possession, but minutes from full time they were awarded a penalty in the 1890 minutes. captain alec, some of the popes stepped up to seemingly cl, a droll bucks. their rivals had other plans in the 7th minute of time out of don't mind when i've done the augusta loaded into seal as standing under the wind to columbia, a powerful head. it's a smith's 3 points of the title, favorites, and spark, while celebrations, dw, spell its correspondent, the hotel. kate was at the match and sidney and told us more about columbia as the guy said will to this match belonged to columbia and teenage sensation. linda cause a adult, although she was silent for most of the match, pay off, her quality just needs that one moment of magic. and she made it happen when she broke the deadlock and gave or basically lifted her team columbia to our historic, to one victory over germany. now cause a to a hasn't always had it easy despite all the success. at 14, she made her senior debut for columbia, but one year later it 15 she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. now she managed to defy on odds. and now 3 years l

i've made light work of stock is alec smoke con to reach the round of the final 16 on tuesday. the 26 year old from hamburg dropped only 3 games and the 6 mill, $63.00 victory of his hometown tournament is facing fresh allegations of he assaulted a former girlfriend. the german has categorically rejected the claims you're watching d. w. news. got a documentary for you next. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching the, the in charlotte the currently move people the on the world wide in such a hassle, a task committed.

they were awarded a penalty in the 1890 minutes captain alec, some of the pope's steps up to seemingly cl, a droll bucks. their rivals had other plans in the 7th minute of time. out of don't mind when i've done the gosh. no, they didn't. cecile as something under the wind to columbia, a powerful head, it's a smith's 3 points of the title, favorites, and spark, while celebrations. so germany are now 2nd in the group behind colombia, and need to beat south korea on thursday to reach the last 60 captain. alexandra pop was among the disappointed players to speak to the w after their loss to columbia the government. it felt like we didn't have the right timing to get the ball over the line, which they can do, and especially after the $11.00 equalizer, i got and naturally nothing, nothing. we had several chances. so it was really frustrating that we weren't able to score. the 2nd goal is supposed to be a scientist yourself telling them insight and decided to allow her all, it's really painful to concede and so late on top of a low speed to not traditional tests. but i think we actually put i

their possession, but minutes from full time they were awarded a penalty in the 1890 minutes. captain alec, some of the popes steps up to seemingly cl, a droll bucks. their rivals had other plans in the 7th minutes of time out of don't mind when i've done the augusta nodded into seal as something under the wind to columbia. a powerful head is a smith's 3 points of the title, favorites, and spark, while celebrations that is supported during players including capital. alexandra pop spoke with the w after the match. guys, government, it felt like we didn't have the right timing to get the ball over the line. and especially after the $11.00 equalizer god and not to is nothing nothing. we had several chances. so it was really frustrating that we weren't able to score. the 2nd goal is just to be a scientist yourself to and then in sutton the for the total her all, it's really painful to concede. so late on harvey. those pages, uh, not tradition of this stuff. but i think we actually put in a good performance of them on this all the time that i used and guns on the just speaking with job, it was

alec japan's market. flights are lowered. profit—taking is going on.. join us tomorrow if you can. for now, thanks for watching. voice-over: bbc news, v0|ce—0ver: bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. i actually thought at the time i must be dying or something, because i couldn't breathe, i had lights in my eyes, i thought i was going to pass out. i was brought up to the doctors and i was like, "i need "some help, i don't know what is going on." andrew had no idea he was suffering from anxiety and panic attacks while working hard running his construction company. i had ignored it for so long, so that's where i ignored it for about a year because i didn't know that i needed it, i didn't think i needed any help. the gp dealt with the physical symptoms but andrew was finally able to talk when he met kerry from the charity mind, who he is now working with to encourage his staff to be more open about their mental health. gareth twohey has worked in the construction industry for decades and says there is what he calls a lads culture, w

their possession, but minutes from full time they were awarded a penalty in the 1890 minutes captain alec, some of the pups stepped up to seemingly cl, a droll bucks. their rivals had other plans in the 7th minute of time out of don't mind when i've done the gosh. no, they didn't. cecile as something under the wind to columbia, a powerful head. it's a smith's 3 points of the title, favorites. and spark was celebrations. and that's all the news from us for now. up next reporter looks at how songs play a central role in las vegas, national identity. i'm next 5. so for me, the entire news team here in berlin. thanks so much for watching the come have a piece of this out. take the highlights you every week in your inbox.

our time now, 547 movie star alec baldwin is asking by the chief lighting technician for the movie rustcase to be put on hold until prop actors in new mexico decide if they will refile criminal charges against baldwin. the lighting tech claims a fatal shooting three years ago of halyna hutchins on the movie set was caused by the, quote, negligent acts of certain members of the rust crew, including alec baldwin. it was another record breaking weekend at the box office for the barbie movie. it took in more than $93 million in ticket sales in the united states and canada. that's one of the best second weekends ever for hollywood movie and many small businesses are now cashing in on the barbie craze, including one bakery in downtown sacramento. you could be any barbie that you want to be. you come in and take a picture and get some treats at the same time . the barbie movie has also created a huge demand for everything pink at clothing stores across the country. i'm happy that this pink movement is happening. like the whole purpose behind our business is to empower women to make them feel l

as far as alec baldwin is concerned, right now he's in the clear.tor's witness list for this trial, because of course he is a critical person in the context of what happened on that day. in fact, it could be beneficial for the prosecutors to talk about how hannah gutierrez-reed and what her role was on that set. he was also a producer, not just an actor who was ultimately holding the gun that caused this tragic accident. i do think he could potentially strike up a non-prosecution deal before taking the witness stand. as an attorney, that's what i would be seeking. if the prosecutors believe his testimony is critical, you could see that in writing, which would preclude charges against him. right now, if there were to be new evidence, he could ultimately be charged. remember there's another person here, david halls, who did plead guilty who i would expect to testify at the trial as well. >> you broke it all down for us. i really appreciate you coming on the show on this holiday weekend. thank you so much. >> always great to see you. >>> still ahead, s

yes been asked to pause that alec gage investigation-— investigation.d this notification _ investigation. yes we had this notification earlier _ investigation. yes we had this notification earlier in - investigation. yes we had this notification earlier in this - investigation. yes we had this i notification earlier in this whole saga that the bbc have been in touch with external bodies, and that's with external bodies, and that's with the metropolitan police. the metropolitan police had a meeting with the bbc yesterday that said it's not at the stage yet of an investigation, but they are looking at what's been handed to them. the bbc have been asked in the meantime to pause their investigation into what has happened with less, so, it's a case of waiting to see how that police investigation, well police inquiry, may not turn into an inquiry, how it may resolve and dictate the timeline and the timeframe of what the bbc is able to do. interestingly, the director—general tim davie, asked people to look at procedures at how complaints can be red flagged ear

coming up, what actor alec baldwin wants done with one lawsuit. all right. we're setting out for the workweek. ahead, we'll take a look at the forecast. it does include a little bit of heat and some fog . of course, i'll see you back here with that. and the golden state warriors come in with a big assist as students prepare to go back to school on four in the morning on madeline road, the house was unoccupied at the time, a steep slope behind the house, along with a lot of smoke, as you can see, provided what firefighters called challenging conditions. the flames were knocked down within a couple of hours. the cause of that fire is not yet known. the golden state warriors, along with carmax, hosted a school giveaway supply giveaway today to help students get ready for the upcoming school year. organizers say 200 students showed up at the warriors oakland facility to receive free backpacks and school supplies. the students then had a chance to pose next to one of the team's championship trophies before heading into a basketball clinic. a school supply giveawa

days after that, mccarthy blocked democratic congressman alec shiffrin and alec smallwell from being reappointed to the important and powerful intelligence committee, both men have served as impeachment managers, and had earned the former presidents i are. since then, schiff has also been censured by house republicans. house republicans have also spent time calling for the impeachment of the attorney general, merrick garland, and the homeland security secretary, alejandro mayorkas. both on the basis of policy disagreements, not breaches of their office. attempts to introduce articles of impeachment against president biden, even incited an argument on the house floor between republican congresswoman lauren boebert and marjorie taylor greene, which led to greene being ousted from the right-wing republican freedom caucus. there's even an official attempt to expunge trump's two impeachments, and effort that has received the approval of kevin mccarthy, who told reporters quote, i think it's appropriate. you should expunge it, because it never should have gone through. and a quote. this is

alec for to go, a two run shot. 3-0 red sox.ve up four, including a blast over the monster. jerry durant. 5-0 sox. the a's not helping themselves on the base paths. down 6-1. jj blue day, a base hit. a little too far. good throw home. the catcher throws back and he is out at third. the a's lose the game 10-3. the u.s. women's national soccer team is training in the south bay for the world cup, which starts in new zealand in a couple weeks. megan rapinoe announcing this will be her last world cup. she will retire after the 2023 women's soccer league season ends in october. she has won two world cups and only big gold medals. she is ready to go out on top. >> the best way i could possibly go out is winning. it feels easy to focus and put my all into it. it is easy to be settled and excited for what is undoubtedly going to be the best world cup we have seen. chris: should be a lot of fun. cool to see the women's team. they're playing in the south bay at paypal. it will be fun. j.r.: what a joy it was to watch her for so many years.

will provide the board with any needed legal advice at the controls is the board's legal assistant, alec. and i'm julie rosenberg, the board's executive director. we will also be joined by representatives from the city departments that will be presenting before the board this evening. later, we

kevin spacey was in the film with jack lemmon, al pacino, alec baldwin and others.ffice success but a real cult cinema and actually an amazing film. chris lemmon gave evidence in support of kevin spacey as did ten others including his niece who told the jury how kevin spacey had paid for health care for his mother who had an inoperable brain tumourand said his mother who had an inoperable brain tumour and said he was a remarkable man. many people said he was generous, kind, hard—working man. it was one of the few moments that he had tears in his eyes and was very emotional. there was emotional again. today, as the jurors return then verdict of nine straight not guilty verdicts. and jurors return then verdict of nine straight not guilty verdicts. and of course, straight not guilty verdicts. and of course. today _ straight not guilty verdicts. and of course, today is _ straight not guilty verdicts. and of course, today is the _ straight not guilty verdicts. and of course, today is the actor's - course, today is the actor's birthday. he turned 64 today. so this coming

kobe, for instance, it just this really glorious idea that we, as a planet would come together in the alec tape and coded vaccines to the places where they would need the most. and it just failed miserably. it was an example of how the world is just not really able to co operate right now and it needs to brakes with global warming. the imperative to global cooperation has never been great to. well, i want to thank you so much for this great conversation on what cove it is done to impact our society. feel like sam and chief financial correspondent for ask you with an author of the phoenix economy, work life and money in the new not normal. thanks. so much for joining us. thanks, dave. so what's the bottom line like a meteor out of nowhere cove? it hit this planet and change the entire ecosystem. we realize that or not we've all changed our attitudes towards life, towards relationships, savings, the idea of employment, and just about everything. my guess is right to point out that the way we think about the future has changed as well. somehow we're still optimistic, but we now know for sure

: our next guest says constant break-ins were causing him -- >> steve: up early on the west coast, alecnow. good morning to you. good morning, thanks for having me. >> steve: you got tools and equipment, that is pricey. you put in the electric fence. describe the problem before you put in the fence and the reaction since. >> it was nightly break-ins, waking me up, taking me away from home, coming in, fences cut wide open, costly repair, every time i have an emergency repair, talking thousand bucks roughly. to the point i started driving around with fence in my car and fix it myself, i couldn't stop it. fence repair is the beginning. each time someone would come in, might have stolen a hand tool, radio, or taken a $10,000 item, all over the place, down to my truck being stolen through a brand-new fence that cost me another two or three thousand dollars to repair. >> ainsley: you have had truc catalytic converters. you can only use this fence in industrial areas. how did you come up with this idea and have you caught anyone on camera touching the fence and getting buzzed? >> no, people ar

alec crystal is also a pre-med student finishing up his last year for his undergrad. he took out loans for his education and expects he'll be taking out a lot more no matter what. if we want to be an advanced society and compete with other countries, we need to be pursuing stem and that's always been something that has been an american core value. but you know, with that being said, it's still very difficult to pay off those loans and it just becomes a problem for americans in the future later down the line, you know, because people are still going to pursue it. we need the engineers. we need doctors and advanced professions like engineers, computer scientists, doctors, nurses, all in high demand. and that's not winding down in years to come, likely requiring students to take out more loans to fulfill america's future workforce of professionals. all right. alice schwartz in the newsroom tonight. thank you, alice. and today, representative ro khanna reintroduced a bill called the supreme court term limits and regular appointments act that that would create an 18 year t

. >> thank you elizabeth and now i'd like to introduce you're next speaker eric and alec eric is the executive director of the golden regional center at g grc and the eric is the housing expert at the golden gate regional center. >> these sa accuse to be my boss and alex was my boss at the center and a lot of bosses it hard to follow elizabeth like the academy award thank you, liz before i start, i want to do one shout out to another state person and from the development of service from the community development and they allowed recent golden gate regional center to put in money to others kelsey incredible project. >> (clapping). >> wow. >> and thank you, one of the unsung heroes in housing so many unsung heroes and city hall any worked with hundreds probably thousands of people that are living in the community. and into a large degree so i want to shout out her. >> i'm going to talk about visions of visibility and incredibly briefly. um, so our vision and golden gate in support of lives of liberty 21 in the state and mostly a bunch of other stuff but serve 10 thousand people in the

the alec model a's 100% electric fits in a garage can drive on the road and take off and land vertically like a helicopter. but with significantly less wind force and noise, according to the company, the vehicle is listed at $300,000. but the hope is to one day make it affordable by slashing the cost down to around $30,000 in the future. the company predicts the flying car will be made widely available to the masses. ideally by the year 2030. >> a is already offering pre orders for their flying car, $150 to get in line and 1500 for the priority. waitlist, the faa will have to continue to create regulations for airborne vehicles until then. and ken, we'll just have to see what kind of vehicle licensing drivers would have to get approved for here in order to take something like this and operate one of sideshows in the sky to exactly what i was thinking. night, the fog >> we'll see how it all works traffic. get out of the traffic. thank you, ala. we have some new renderings to show you tonight of a proposed 50 story skyscraper in the outer sunset neighborhood in the city. if built, it would

is alec baldwin allowed to make movies in texas? >> we're work on that. >> jesse: dennis, i'm sure the state income tax situation in texas has nothing to do with it either, right? >> well, i'm sure it has a lot to do with it. there is no state income tax. that's what makes it very attractive. texas did a really good job of taking a big share of the tech industry away from silicon valley. if you go down to austin you can see that real clearly and the same thing could be done with movies. and television shows. it's a great place to shoot. it's kind of like the california gold rush, jesse. it's like a few people did strike it rich but the people who really made money were the shopkeepers and people selling shovels and spades and stuff like that, who were doing other things besides mining for gold. and that's kind of what would happen here. >> jesse: all right. everything is bigger in texas including hollywood. and dennis quade's career. thank you very much. say high to matthew mcconahay for me. >> i certainly will. thanks for having me

but does alec is his name? he says he's doing it for a good cause, a good friend of his has cancer and he's growing out his hair to donate to wigs for kids. he also says he's not the only one in town with that kind of hair. do. >> so i saw a lot of people. >> inspired you to have in. >> derrick's. a hair journey does not stop there. he plans to continue this process by donating as many times as he can. and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 10 coming up next. a sports night car for sports director. jason dumas is here to take it away. >> could you ever had a mullet? >> i can't say that. i that. there's itself. never, never not not to sign it all right. the giants, man, they're looking to snap their skid in detroit. taking on the tigers final game with a road trip. this was a makeup game. we'll have the highlights after the break. and >> the forty-niners will begin training camp tomorrow. we'll preview some of the storylines heading into camp. all that and more coming up. a night live. >> we all know that we're in th

alec bound tying his rbi with 6 rbis and then this grand slam to help reach the team's highest run countronto, red sox outfielder beating bo busch out at the plate, this could all throw to steal a 7-6 when on the. jays. to look for credible plays, focus on specific teams, how do we choose -- the rangers with the astros yesterday, right over there. joe: we came to the braves every time, they won 7-0 every night, can't do it every time. rachel: will delays and united flights affect me when i need to fly out? even by tuesday? >> no, sorry. joe: hopefully we will get news on your flight but if you have spare time and want to read have got a book out called on broken bonds of battle, it's on sale now. this book has a lot about me in it that is in the lens of 10 people i served with and have known, goldstar wife who was beside me today. i was injured, lost his life, this book is a great testimony on how we need people who have gone through things themselves to help us, it is a great opportunity for me to share with you these 10 people that are heroes to me and you will find them to be heroes a

alec guinness is a wide old warrior. mark hamill, the callow youth.fisher, the beautiful princess. and the smartass. you always have to have a smartass. >> and you played it very well. >> i think i had the chops. >> then george lucas decides he's going to make another movie, "raiders of the lost ark." and once again, he doesn't want people that have been in prior movies. so it's going to be tom selleck. tom selleck says, i want to do it but i've got a tv series. here you are. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> which raises the question, how often over the years in your career have you done your own stunts, and how often have you been hurt? >> um -- i -- i don't do stunts. i do physical acting. i do running, jumping, falling down, rolling on the floor with sweaty men. that's the kind of thing i do. and i -- and i like to play physical characters. but there's always somebody to say, hey, this is -- you know, we can't let you do this. somebody's going to get hurt, somebody might get hurt. >> more importantly, you might get hurt. >> despite all their best efforts, i've taken som

let's bring in alec shepherd, he's a staff wrighter at "the new republic." william to the program. good morning. look, before every candidate gets through the general, they have to obviously get through the primary. i mean, is this a preview of things to come? >> yeah, probably, this is more or less to people in the last six weeks, so that video is probably the single weirdest thing i can remember seeing in a presidential election, at least from a mainstream election candidate. you're seeing one of the reasons why, candidates are looking for any wedge they can find in themselves with donald trump because he has such a large lead. this is a desperation play from the desantis camp. but they're trying to find any window that they can, and that would be lgbtq and vaccine politics right now. >> what about the rick of a alienating some viewers. there are some with rights that have argued that is borderline homophobic? >> yeah, one of the things you just drew out from that donald trump i'll do everything i can to protect the lgbtq rights. that was a speech that hap

her aleced crime? anti-war social media post last year that led to conviction and her escape to europe. now in norway as she looked for work, she was glued to the images coming out of russia over the weekend. >> translator: i watched it nonstop. i followed this justice march all day. i wondered how it would end, and i really wanted to see in person how people were taken to the pretrial detention centers. >> reporter: that's not where wagner chief yevgeny prigozhin ended up, heading instead to bela ruse where he was offered refuge. >> i also realized there was a harsh decision taken to destroy much. i suggested putin not to hurry. let's talk with prigozhin, with his commanders. >> reporter: no such help for her, prying off her own electronic bracelet on the way to the border. cnn first brought you her story earlier this year. she just arrived in lithuania after fleeing her home in northern russia, taking very little. but a reminder of the cost of her freedom, the reason she was made an example of, she s

alec burleson gets ahold of this one. walk-off home run? no. the home run. he was pumped up. that was an impressive game-winning catch right there. >>> the u.s. women are going to play port gall on tuesday. one of the rising stars is 23-year-old naomi girurma. she's become a starter for the national team. she's the daughter of ethiopian immigrants and she talks about her soccer journey. >> it was my parents' generation and me and my brother's generation. my support system has been everything to get me here. i don't think i would be here without the community i had around me growing up. both my parents worked full-time jobs and it was hard to get me to training. i had neighbors and teammates who went to different schools pick me up from my school and take me to practice. others lending out a hand and wanting to huge me was huge and i'm so thankful that they did. going on from there, every environment i would get into, i realized i was good but i understand there was room for me to grow and i also understood that i wasn't at the highest level yet

defendants in the lawsuit included alec murdaugh and the convenience store that sold alcohol to his sonar-old woman took the controls and made a hard landing in a grassy area near the runway. the left wing, as you see here, broke in half when the plane came down on its belly without the landing gear the pilot was air lifted to a hospital in serious condition. the passenger was not injured. >>> we turn to soccer and the biggest star in the sport, lionel messi joining his new team inter miami over the weekend. the world's most accomplished player bringing his talents to the u.s. guad venegas was there to talk to some pretty excited fans. hi, guad, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning, it was quite the party here yesterday despite the extreme heat and a storm that came through and caused a delay. the fans were happy to wait. and all of them can brag and say they were here when messi was presented as the new number 10 of inter miami the king of soccer has arrived in america overnight, superstar lione messi introduced for the first time as a player for inter miami cf, a stunning

the alec model a's 100% electric fits in a garage can drive on the road and take off and land vertically like a helicopter. but with significantly less wind force and noise, according to the company, the vehicle is listed at $300,000. but the hope is to one day make it affordable by slashing the cost down to around $30,000 in the future. the company predicts the flying car will be made widely available to the masses. ideally by the year 2030. >> alef is already offering pre orders for their flying cay $150 to get in line and $1500 for the priority. waitlist. but ken and vicki, the faa will have to continue to create these regulations for airborne vehicles as they become closer to reality. and we'll also have to see what kind of licensing and training the average driver will have to get year to operate. one of these. how about a pilot's questions about this? so does driver of the car actually fly? this aura doesn't go into it on a mated motors. something like that. that's a good question. i'm not sure the automation of it, but they expect the average person will be able to just drive it l

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cnn's alec marquart is in odessa for us and filed this report. >> reporter: odessa has never expresseding like this since the beginning of the war. last nights attacks along would have been the worst on this city. but it was the third night in a row. there was a lot of damage done by russian drones and missiles. you can see here. this public has completely collapsed. we were told this was an administrative building. it's near the court that we cannot show you because of security reasons. you can see here that a door is still standing. that's about it. this is a pile of smoldering rubble and firefighters have been trying to put out. those fires and you can still see the smoke rising from them. it is not just this building that was destroyed. we believe by russian missile. but there's damage all around your windows. loan entrces knocked over. dust everywhere. from the shockwave of these muscles ÃÃyou could see the car sirens that are going off during this attack. that lasted around an hour and 1/2. it started between 2 am. we heard the air raid sirens. the red tracer rounds and flying in

assistant attorney alec meckler. he worked on the biden campaign. he has these texts between hunter biden and himself. love you. hope you're good. call sometime. the other one said give me a call sometime. we can catch up. love you, brother, this is someone working in david weiss's office while this investigation was going on. what is your reaction to that? >> i got to tell you, martha, these things coming out, nobody has talked about that. they haven't talked about the fact that the prosecutors, leslie wolf, the tax division attorneys that all agreed to recommend felony charges, they're no longer on the case. these prosecutors that showed up today in the courtroom, they're absolutely new to the case. how could they figure out five years of investigation in a couple of weeks? nobody has talked about that. all of this chaos, if you will, behind the scenes of the department of justice really just supports the point that there really needs to be a special counsel. this is really just been too messed up. there needs to be a special counsel that cannot o

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