you know one got a total page to josh drive over. know what to do is just kind of like you said, you're draco, protected the coverage on the j o t o in the media to proceed. i hope to be open. okay. last day or scholarship or something. cuz he who does the job would see me went by the way, it is important to enter a conversation about the land issue to make sure that we come up with the walkable solutions for everybody. because remember, i was up to the gym and stuck on leaving me and they have been giving you all the way you can say that the thing is, you know, to be even less individual. let's back away. i think the gym and government thinks the big jump that is close. they have agreed on the, you know, development buckets that they are going to give. they have apologize and develop the acknowledges of genocide. and so they think the jump dice is close. so you can see that it is what she divisions deeper and deeper into creating a new problems. what to the agreement, the it fill the pot for, for which of the i can tell to use. we w

josh mankiewicz (voiceover): if there was one point juan martinez wanted to drive home in his closing (in court): she's such an ornate liar josh mankiewicz (voiceover): it was that jodi arias had spent the last 4 months running a con on them. juan martinez (in court): are you going to buy her lies? are you going to believe what she tells you? josh mankiewicz (voiceover): in his summation, defense lawyer kirk nurmi didn't ask for an acquittal. even he seemed to acknowledge that jurors were likely to convict jodi of -something-. kirk nurmi (in court): if ms. arias is guilty of any crime at all it is the crime of manslaughter and nothing more. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): and he pointedly reminded the jury that this wasn't a reality show--that their decision shouldn't be about whether they approve of the woman whose sexual escapades have been part of their daily routine for four months.. kirk nurmi (in court): 9 days out of 10 i don't like jodi arias. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): it was a phrase that resonated ... if not with the jury, then certainly with his client... who responded via

and they would go 70 yards on the opening drive capped with a sam darnold pass. short left. josh oliver on the receiving end. that's a five yard touchdown. second quarter we go. it's 14 seven vikes matt stafford also going 70 yards and finds one of his favorites cooper kupp for the seven yard touchdown. we're all tied at 14 at half. now to the fourth quarter. rams in the red zone with a third. and four at the ten. stafford finds demarcus robinson in the end zone. his fourth touchdown pass of the game. rams tack on a late safety and win this 130 to 20. and that would be your final at sofi. vikings now drop to five and two. the rams are now three and four. >> dodgers versus yankees. los angeles versus new york. two storied franchises will meet in the world series beginning tomorrow night. this will be the 12th fall classic matchup between the dodgers and yanks. la won the last meeting in 1981. the star power on the field this series is massive with the dodgers. ohtani, betts and freeman. for stanton, soto and judge for the yankees, you could easily argue that on the. >> on a global

drive down the street. >> there's a sense of relief to see it continue to improve, to see such progress. >> josh hugo said his building has also experienced fewer break-ins in the last month. >> as those enforcements happened, people would. people would, fewer people would return each time and so it became a point of this being a center for drug sales. the police groups that are dealing with the drugs and the sfpd in general, are making it a point of keeping people out of this area for the drug sales. there was a drug bust just yesterday. >> residents tell ktvu they've noticed new drug activity and encampments just three blocks away at jefferson square park. in fact, we saw people openly using drugs monday evening. we also met kitty, a name she prefers to use. what's it been like for you to be on the move since the city has really increased encampment sweeps? >> it's really stressful for sure, kitty said. >> earlier in the day, the city's outreach team offered her space in a dorm style shelter, which she declined just because you've got to have roommates and i have ptsd and some of them are psychotic. man

. >> josh shapiro who has brought people together and is from a place and a position really reflective of this country. >> what car do you drive? >> lincoln. >> honda pickup. >> should new york build more nuclear power plants? >> yes. >> yes. >> john, what is the most recent book he read? >> tip on the gipper. >> i am reading grant's memoirs right now. >> brandon, your sink is leaking. do you try to fix it yourself? >> ifixit, try to fix it myself and i have on many occasions. >> my wife won't let me fix it anymore. >> john how long should the term , limit be for a member of congress? >> i have said for years. i think that is long enough. >> six years. >> the senate is always a balance between having competent people and new people but also not giving over more power to the bureaucracy. >> brandon, how would you describe the trump and harris? >> trump is a disruptor. we can all agree on that. kamala harris is an experienced. >> trump is dangerous. harris is motivating. >> john, do you own a gun? >> no. >> yes. >> brandon, in 10 years will america be better or worse than now? >> i believe we will be better. there is a great fut

my dad is driving a bus to help folks get where they need to go. i encourage you to look at the election that josh and i ran in 2022. we were able to bring together a coalition of working class folks to win by 15 points. win in places like beaver. coming close to winning a place like lancaster. places that democrats hadn't won. i don't think that is an assessment of the entire democratic party. we can bring people together. democrats, republicans, independents, to get things done. you will see some of that coalition come together for kamala harris in the final two weeks. >> i was struck by the number of folks leaning more toward trump mentioning the anti-trans ad and talk about the migrant crisis and how much that vitriol and fear has translated into a feeling that the democratic party is somehow anti-masculine. anti-american. again, i don't think that is true. i don't think the record shows that to be true. but i'm struck by how potent that image and thinking is and whether it might realign the parties. are you worried about that? >> trump has been successful at using fear, hate to try to pit peo

drive down the street. >> there's a sense of relief to see it continue to improve, to see such progress. >> josh hugo said his building has also experienced fewer break-ins in the last month. >> as those enforcements happened, people would, people would, fewer people would return each time. and so it became a point of this being a center for drug sales. the police groups that are dealing with the drugs and the sfpd in general, are making it a point of keeping people out of this area for the drug sales. there was a drug bust just yesterday. >> residents tell ktvu they've noticed new drug activity and encampments just three blocks away at jefferson square park. in fact, we saw people openly using drugs. monday evening, we also met kitty, a name she prefers to use. what's it been like for you to be on the move? since the city has really increased? encampment sweeps? >> it's really stressful, for sure. it's hard because i don't have a tent and i don't have any privacy. >> kitty said earlier in the day, the city's outreach team offered her space in a dorm style shelter, which she declined just because you've g

. >> josh shapiro who has brought people together and is from a place and a position really reflective of this country. >> what car do you drive? >> lincoln. >> honda pickup. >> should new york build more nuclear power plants? >> yes. >> yes. >> john, what is the most recent book he read? >> tip on the gipper. >> i am reading grant's memoirs right now. >> brandon, your sink is leaking. do you try to fix it yourself? >> ifixit, try to fix it myself and i have on many occasions. >> my wife won't let me fix it anymore. >> john how long should the term , limit be for a member of congress? >> i have said for years. i think that is long enough. >> six years. >> the senate is always a balance between having competent people and new people but also not giving over more power to the bureaucracy. >> brandon, how would you describe the trump and harris? >> trump is a disruptor. we can all agree on that. kamala harris is an experienced. >> trump is dangerous. harris is motivating. >> john, do you own a gun? >> no. >> yes. >> brandon, in 10 years will america be better or worse than now? >> i believe we will be better. there is a great fut

>> but if a teenage boy says or josh says women, women should be in the kitchen or they can't drive as, i don't, by the way, i should point out i'm the one who cooks at home. >> yeah, exactly. >> yeah, exactly. >> and you cook for a lot of children. i do the you know, it's no mean feat, but i mean, this is i mean, should we really be involving a counter—terrorism unit in school children at all? i get very nervous about this. >> well, this is it. >> well, this is it. >> we're getting back to that whole, you know, what you say and what you actually do, and, you know, so if somebody, you know, have we lost the sense of humour and we talk about this all the time, if somebody said, oh, a woman's place is in the kitchen as a joke, we can't define what a joke is anymore. so if that's now going to become , so if that's now going to become, you know, i mean, it seems like absolute again, just such an exposure i think like so josh, i think if you know, as you know, i was a school teacher, i think if i would have spotted signs that a child was coming from a family who were, i don't know, radical

literally, my dad is driving a pittsburgh transit regional bus today to help folks get to where they need to go. i would encourage you to look at the election that josh and i ran and won here in pennsylvania in 2022. we were able to bring together a coalition of working-class folks to win by 15 points, winning places like beaver,, close to even winning a place like lancaster in cumberland county, winning dauphin county, places that democrats hadn't won. so, i don't think that is an assessment of the entire democratic party. i think we have proven here in pennsylvania that we can bring people together, democrats, republicans, and independents, to get things done. i think you will see some of that coalition come together for kamala harris in the final two weeks, and fair out the results of the election. >> you know, john, i was struck by the number of folks who are admittedly leaning more towards trump, with that anti-trans ad he is running in the closing stage of the race, and talking about the migrants, and just how much that sort of vitriol and that fear has translated into a feeling that the democratic party is somehow anti-masculine, anti-american

drive. that's really hard when trump is making these reckless, wild, insulting, lewd in some cases comments that are just frankly, you know, snackier for the news cycle. >> yeah, josh should say that donald trump is 18 years older than kamala harris. but talk about, i think, what is the divide that some people are trying to figure out, like, what of this that you have been hearing is the ramblings, the kind of stuff that we have heard from trump from the very beginning when he ran against hillary clinton, and some of the other things that people see as signs or see as familiar signs if they have older relatives of what could be cognitive decline. and i'm not asking you to play doctor on tv. i'm just asking you for observations. >> i'm not going to play doctor on tv. i think one of the things you do see in kamala harris' campaign keeps saying trump has exhaustion, this attack he's exhausted and they say, that's something that voters should notice. i'm not sure that voters see him as exhausted. i think even a lot of his critics say, no, he has a lot of energy. he's sort of always on your screen all the time talking nonstop. i think some of the voters may see him as e

driving home that night. she thought it was everything one kind of it was kind of interesting she said she's inside the capitol to do a little joshing with the cops, blah, blah, blah. she brought a tambourine with her and the the justice department found, that tambourine almost criminal. she was waving a tambourine in front of cops. okay. i don't know if that was criminal, but they thought it was. so she driving home that night and, you know, feeling pretty good. she calls a friend of hers who lives near the highway and she says, you know, tells you where she was that and the friend is horrified and the friend says to her, you killed, the cop and sarah, what you guys people killed a capitol police officer with a fire extinguisher. this is on the evening of, january 6th. and sarah's horrified. i mean, she has no doubts about when she heard this and how she reacted. she couldn't get out of bed the next morning, she was sick to her stomach thinking, that she was part of a crowd that had killed a cop with a fire extinguisher. and what made the woman's report convincing was that the woman's husband was a retired police officer. so sarah,

don't just drive by and then assume that if you don't see her, she made it in the house. joshg, thought detective myers. and then there were the phone calls joe said he'd made to katie's phone trying to find her. mark myers: when we got all the phone records and got her phone, he was actually calling the phone at the same time he was in possession of her purse, her phone, and her keys. it sounds like he's calling her phone trying to do a cover story, saying he's trying to get a hold of her. this is a guy trying to build an alibi. that's what it sounds like. josh mankiewicz: within days of katie's murder, joe left las cruces for his hometown 300 miles away. he told investigators he'd be coming back if they needed anything else from him. and of course, they did. investigators asked joe to return for another interview and to give a sample of his dna. robert jones: and when i called him on the phone, he said that he wouldn't be back. that he had retained an attorney. he wasn't going to be talking to us anymore. josh mankiewicz: and then joe bischoff made it clear, he was not going