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mark: i know linda very important all look, reality is for those of us who went to years sitting on the very wary of these kinds of predictions that big victories coming and if you look at the swing york times poll washington post will children to intent voters in swing states, are not from their decision either undecided leaning when were decision and they can stay tight and this could be starting the races that is final stretch, when you bring first briefly for trump and about 66 percent of them are conservative moderate male with out high school education and most of the issues about 58 percent of them care about the issues that trump is talking about only 35 percent hearing about the kamala harris this point so they could break very strongly for trump but hasn't happened yet think that is happened yet to be worrisome for the conservatives and we spent the last week trying to those voters over. da.liz: jill stein seems like wisconsin could pull the votes away from kamala harris. mark: very much and i have robert kennedy and during the trump campaign helps trump. liz: thank you you kn

linda valencia: i just sat there and just held on to the casket handle, and i wouldn't turn it loose. and there were so many people that came. i mean, looker that i wrote him with a picture. and i asked linda if i could just put that in the ground with him, and she said of course. and so my heels were sinking into the mud, and i couldn't stand up. and i was watching one of the most important people in my life be covered up with dirt. keith morrison (voiceover): and she sang his favorite song for him-- (singing) ave maria. keith morrison (voiceover): one last time. and how do you measure a loss like this? the gap it tears in the lives of people and in the history of things that might have been had he been around. in columbia, missouri, detective short was measuring not lost, but an explosive new lead. a phantom cop. who was he? and then he got word that one of jesse's college lovers, a guy named andy, had seen jesse with the mystery cop up close. john short: they were at jesse's apartment. he says they're in bed together, and he hears a knock at the door. a guy walks in, puts a flashlight on him. he said when he saw the flashlight come on

[laughter] wave action people that are looking in through the window? i don't know. lindaith bill clinton." they've from feeding hills massachusetts, "october surprise federman endorses trump." you know, federman explained the connection from marquez with the public better than any democrat i've ever heard and he sent a heart attack. plans from oklahoma, "kamala gave job the stiff arm but someone better tell walz what that means." run a pick six? come on tampon tim. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean:

pacifica is not really known for and decent waves of hope that just looks like a perfect day out there. no wonder so many folks where linda mar beach. as it was just a blistering day elsewhere. reminder, while we have you never, of course, leave pets and kids unattended near the water and this win with caution. the water is still really cold, but you can understand why the beaches where it's at. oh, yeah, but you know, people are popping in that water and the way to appreciate, you getting a cool down. >> laurence, how long is this heat wave going to have us and its grips? yeah, it's going to hold mom where you see another hot day of some triple digit heat inland again tomorrow. and then we're gonna watch these numbers back up. but i think >> we've seen the worst of it. as of today. these temperatures going to start to a retreat just a little bit anyway, getting a little sea breeze out there along the coastline right now. that's really key temperatures. yeah, boy, they were hot today all around 90's, even some triple digits ties 108 degrees and live more. but yeah, the air quality has also been suffering outside and that

[laughter] wave action people that are looking in through the window? i don't know. linda from frank in wisconsin, "boy it's a sad day when i agree with bill clinton." they've from feeding hills massachusetts, "october surprise federman endorses trump." you know, federman explained the connection from marquez with the public better than any democrat i've ever heard and he sent a heart attack. plans from oklahoma, "kamala gave job the stiff arm but someone better tell walz what that means." run a pick six? come on tampon tim. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to rape i.d." and in -- tonight full-fledged panic inside the democratic party the state run media mob and the harris campaign. 20,000 from supporters back into the iconic madison square garden in the middle of new york city, thousands more waiting outside for a chance to get in, they weren't lured by the promise of a free beyonce or bruce springsteen concert either, they were all there to see donald trump. and this was a historic in many ways. this is an iconic arena in a deep blue city but madison square garden home of the ne

then, linda, it was interesting when you mentioned authenticity, because when the kelly winfree and i looked at the the 2020 race, one of the things we discovered was that the criticisms of the women were changing and that the lack of authenticity was one of the things that was holding some of these women back. just as your daughter noted in, likability. you know, people, you know, feel comfortable with someone. and we've had a lot of those women as leaders you mentioned, and armstrong, she's another one who impressed me as a teenage year. and i would put on the list of one of those role role incredible role models, the three women, madeleine albright, condoleezza rice, hillary clinton as secretaries of state and. you know, madeleine albright was one who balanced some of that. her book about her pens, you know, that's a very feminine to be doing. but she was using a very feminine piece of jewelry to tell a story and to send messages. so i think it's a combination having those excellent communication skills balance, seeing, showing others and and paving the way and we've had so many of these

linda, it was interesting when you mentioned authenticity because when we looked at the 2020 race one of the things we discovered was that the criticisms of women were changing and the lack of authenticity was one of the things that was holding some of these women back just as your daughter noted. and likability. people need to feel comfortable with someone and we've had a lot of those women leaders. you mentioned dan armstrong. i've put her on the list as one of those incredible role models. madeleine albright was one who balanced some of that. her book about her pins. that's a very feminine thing to be doing. she was using a very feminine piece of jewelry to tell a story and send messages. . i think it's a combination of having those excellent communication skills, showing others and paving the way. we have had so many women who have done that. elizabeth dole is another one. nancy kassebaum. i say even if you start looking outside of elected politics, sandra day o'connor the first woman on the supreme court and the way she performed was impeccable. often times she was the deciding v

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at some people that are looking in through the window? i don't know linda from franklin, wisconsin. boy, it's a sad day when i agree with bill clinton. dave from feeding hills, massachusetts. october surprise fetterman endorses trump. you know, fetterman explained the connection trump has with the public better than any democrat i've ever heard. and he's had a heart attack. lance from oklahoma. kamala gave joe the stiff arm. someone better tell walz what that means. run a pick six. come on, tampon. tim. greg from salem. go easy on walz. he was an assistant coach. i'm sure that team won zero games. welcome to hannity. and tonight, full fledged panic inside the democratic party. the state run media mob and the harris campaign, 20,000 trump supporters packed into the iconic madison square garden in the middle of new york city. thousands more waiting outside for a chance to get in. they weren't lured by the promise of a free beyonce or bruce springsteen concert, either. they were all there to see donald trump, and this was historic in many ways. this is an iconic arena in a deep blue ci

at some people that are looking in through the window? i don't know linda from franklin, wisconsin. day when i agree with bill clinton. dave from feeding hills, massachusetts. october surprise fetterman endorses trump. you know, fetterman explained the connection trump has with the public better than any democrat i've ever heard. and he's had a heart attack. lance from oklahoma. kamala gave joe the stiff arm. someone better tell walz what that means. run a pick six. come on, tampon. tim. greg from salem. go easy on walz. he was an assistant coach. i'm sure that team won zero games. welcome to

it does look them just a little sending me some of the above to configure it out. so it would be just as much. it was not very linda for 24 hours so that that's good because the new system, the assisted to the let's just go to the scanner for the good that you need. that's the 2nd issue. i suggest the case of the intake, those example a more than just the mccoy never missed the boat that unfortunately we are disappointed with she's system a below washing board in which into zillow. yeah, the back up level is what i do show you sits in when she is of course, she doesn't want just picking up the style store fishing. i made an excellent example. they just made the resist come with low pop up ideas or they should receive them shortly. their components cards also slip book you. so in the ocean city, what is all screwed up as a when is all it is awesome. the russian states never as tight as i'm sort of the most sense community best. most all sense of the speed. what else calls question about this? even though the we will, ben is the european union. the kremlin media mission, the state on rochester day, and split the spor

look behind me, traffic, it's just crawling by, and it's like this for miles. in treasure eisland -- >> heartbreaking. >> reporter: we met mike harp helping his mom linda salvage what they can from their home, as crews scrambled to clear debris from the streets. is that a welcome sight right now? >> oh yes, it's great. >> for sure. >> all that stuff would be like battering rams against houses and stuff. >> reporter: they, like so many, are evacuating tonight. so far, more than 650 truckloads of debris have been removed. residents in st. pete beach have been bringing their belo lolong ruined by helene here, this pile has grown. it is 20 feet tall, nearly a block long. the county is aware. crews will continue working to clear everything until tropical storm-force winds hit. david, they will need every minute. >> david: wow, look at that behind you. i know you reached out to local authorities to remind them that pile does exist. victor, and the team, our thanks to you, as well. and of course, this all comes with the tragedy already unfolding from hurricane helene. tonight, the death toll now at least 230. the national guard and fema on the ground for days now. to

looking good for the white house. so that's why the vice president campbell of harris will be returning from north carolina on saturday to linda hand and show that the government truly does care. all right, thank you very much. kimberly alcatel whitehouse caused by joining is that from washington. let me re much more on that story and then use and that's coming up in 25 minutes. so i'm also bring you over a test from cause of the occupied west by 11. and as we continue to cover developments across the region, the had a lie that let's have a look at the middle east and it is a large requite picture when it comes to the weather. we seen a slight html, however, pick up across the gulf that could continue to bring some hazy sunshine, but it is a launch age. why story was temperature is sitting nicely in the high thirty's into a city as well as in doha. so pleasant conditions to be enjoyed for this time of year. for the south of this, the few showers are set to come into west in pots. if you haven't, we could see one or 2 showers as well in a month. but the farther north we go, the dryer it is with lots of sunshine, across the even

linda rora. >> good morning commissioners. sfgovtv i have pulled up my slides. waiting for-great. looks like i'm showing the screen now. this presentation is for 5 prop l requests. this first request is from sf mta for the next generation muni forward supporting 5 minute headway for major destination and hubs. this is planning phase. the corridors are listed here. the packet includes a list of corridors and improvements are for the bus pedestrian bulbs, island, jump lanes [indiscernible] also includes targeted outreach. the next request is from mta as well for $2.3 million for design phase to install 18 charging stations for electric buses. the project is part of strategic plan to meet the goal to eliminate pollution and greenhouse gas and adopt zero emission buses. this is first phase for infrastructure and charging for the buses. the scope will install 12 charging stations and [indiscernible] 6 charging stations and additional electrical upgrades. and the next request is from caltrain fulfills their san francisco member contribution to the fiscal year 24 caltrain capital budget. caltrain request for $462 thousand for

looks the personnel that they started cooling at the gulf war syndrome. that again, that took some rated as haven't been using that as an immediate account under linda and also the, the school and i own the buildings on the bottom side to advisors. so one of the stuff i'm going to click send the baby's died for the victims also try to find a close action lawsuit with the international court of justice. but the case was never opened. yeah. but broke or something just uh, bear with me got the uh, piano plus the wiley. and what was that stuff? uh, crowded or certificate? got it. and for the year for the on you sir, we're still here pretty. you're currently posted sorted by the city or your carpets that are for schools proposal you can you me the view for bmw uh, nearby. uh or did you hear that even there somebody one you get for us to uh, nearby. see um, which is now uh system uh as of friday so i know exactly what to put in for insurance or when do i use it? um the mirror, like on your phone, you have any pets? no rollover, you encouraged me to contact any category. just get cause or wait for a p as much. yes and all that. so i'm going to do a controlled assum

she has to be -- look, she has to be the most successful person ever to graduate from this beautiful place. it is beautiful. lindaahon. i could tell you about her for days. she would hear. right? and you loved it. i said, did you like it? she said, i loved it, otherwise i would not tell you that forget it and a man you heard speak and he is a great patriot and a talented guy, went to harvard, did very well, not as good as the wharton school of finance of a but that is ok. but he has been a tremendous voice against china. and we have nothing against china. we just want to be treated fairly. peter is one of the few people that really understood what was happening. peter navarro. peter, wherever you are. peter. hi, peter. i heard peter. i said he is doing well. i did not get to see you, but now i see you. good job. good job today. good job forever. he was a strong voice on what you and i believe in. right? he was great. again, i want to thank elon musk for doing such a great job. he is now campaigning for us in pennsylvania. that is pretty good. so here are the facts. kamala harris is a radical left marxist rated ev

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look, samuel nardini was driving eastbound on highway 84 in the westbound lanes near la junta back in september of last year, his car crashed head-on into another person's killing 80 year-old linda and jack davis. cardenas child was called off after the australian accepted a plea deal for vehicular manslaughter. now dna is sentenced to serve 60 days in county jail and speak in front of 3 high schools about bad driving. he'll begin serving time november. 1st in australia, they drive on the left side of the road. speeding is believed to be the cause of a motorcyclist's death in antioch this morning. police say he was speeding northbound on hillcrest avenue ne hit the sidewalk and crashed when officers arrived. the 43 year-old was pronounced dead from severe injuries. his name has not been released. >> october is national pedestrian safety month today, congressman kevin mullin, who represents san mateo county, announced a new effort to address pedestrian safety since 2010. the number of pedestrian deaths. every year have been climbing steadily in 2022. 7500 people were killed in traffic accidents nationwide. and now i'm owen is introducing a bill to study among other things, whethe

linda blare. i'm not sure. what is next? number one, let's take a look. >> disgusting. >> that is all we can show. that list too. >>> next up, "ghostbusters." turns out this morning you call "popstart" because we have the krispy kreme hookup in honor of the movie's 40th anniversary. they're releasing four special donuts. gerard, bring them out. they're here. oh my gosh. they're coffered. they have a box and everything. take a look. have a bite. >> marshmallow man. >> it is the sprinkle doughnut. there is the stay puff marshmallow doughnut. glazed with marshmallow butter cream. >> that sounds good. >> nobody steps on a church in my town! >> this is today? >> and the ghostbusters cookies and cream. they are on sale now. krispy kreme offering free glazed donut by anyone who wears a halloween costume to their store, not today but on october 31st, on halloween. find your proton pack, go, get a free doughnut and enjoy. >> i love krispy kreme. >>> coming up, guys, he's conquered the worlds of music and fashion. now pharrell is here. his colorful life is getting the lego treatment. it's a new documtary af

linda stuck? >> i'm not trying to get students away from engineering or business degrees but give them a much more complete education while they're here at purdue. i often looktudents and think your life is going to be filled with crucial choices, will you make the right ones? and if you don't know anything about the world or yourself or others, how can you? >> as the famous greek inscription at the temple of adellify put it. know thy self. i'm jeffrey brown at purdue university in west lafayette, indiana. ♪ geoff: in february of this year, alexei navalny tie died in a russian prison camp three years after returning to his homeland. his vladimir putin's most prominent critic. he survived a nerve agent poisoning by russian operatives in the summer of 2020 but assisted on -- insisted on returning to continue his fight for his nation. his family away is being pub accomplished tomorrow, posthumously, his wife met amna nawaz yesterday in new york to discuss her husband's life and his work for this memoir "patriot. amna: ilya, thank you for being here. welcome to the newshour. >> hello, thank you so much for having me. amna: it's been eight months since your husba

looking for their careers. what advice would you give them to get involved in the clinical realm within the goal of a higher level position? linda, let's start with you. >> we come back to that authenticity piece. we have 18 of leadership school. at the university of richmond, she is at least the fourth or 15 of the leadership school. she has outlasted all of the others. she, in our own, quiet, beautifully authentic way, has commandeered or steered that leadership school in a way that reflects so much of her demeanor and personality. she has walked the talk. you tend to realize, one of president nixon's -- happen to be in the previous panel, was called revenue-sharing. the idea came in part from patrick and him. the idea was based on the federal government being the best collector of revenue. from the states and communities, would be subject to the local decision as to what it needed to be spent on. the locality used it, but just say they used it for a golf course, as opposed to a hospital. at the local level, those leaders would have to bear the responsibility for what they did. he would love to see you got that because the fed

look forward to seeing you back in the white house. >> thank you, sir. >> and sheriff wayne, you're a little bit busier than you're supposed to be a friend of ours lindacmahon has been incredible. she's been in charge of the small business group in washington. and it was actually a big business. and she did incredible. they told me the other day you were the best there ever was -- i also want to thank everyone who supported the go-fund-me. we set it up right after the storm left almost immediately. and i authorized a lot of people to help. and those affected by hurricane helene were badly affected, and nothing could really take -- really make amends for what happened especially when it came to the death. the property you're going end up having bigger and better and nicer. but the death was horrendous. and to date, we raised $8 million of which $7 million has been distributed to the various charity that is are helping you -- charities that are helping you. if you people have recommendations, i would like to have them. we've helped franklin graham, he's done a great job and some of the other that is have done great jobs. we have more coming and some are

look at how much money we spend. we think we can save $1 trillion off of our budget. >> lutnick is co-chairing the trump vance transition team along with lindat's one of the issues that we've been talking about, regulation, brooke. it's expensive, puts lots of bureaucracy in place and that's what j jamie dimon keeps talking about. he gave the comment the other day, that he's sick of the regulatory burden that the doj and regulators put on the financial services industry overall. >> definitely. lutnick is saying of course publicly these leaders are trying to strike that balance with their customers, with their consumers and try not to alienate anybody on that point but privately in those meetings he's saying they signal full support for trump. maria: e exactly what i'm hearing. i spoke with howard lutnick last month about why corporate america is not rallying around kamala harris' economic agenda. here's what he told me then. kamala harris is trying to win over corporate america. i don't know how do that with a 25% tax on unrealized gains. she's trying it. >> the great thing -- she says opportunity and innovation in america. my favorite day o

look here is in the north bay, san rafael. these folks with the headlights, they're going to work likely most of these folks are as these twists and turns at the curves at terra linda problem. we're at the speed limit. let's see how the day is shaping up, what twists and turns there might be ahead of you. we'll check with silvan. thank you. mike. good morning, i'm silvana henao from cnbc headquarters. wall street is set for a mixed open as the markets come off a sixth straight week of gains. and that's the longest streak for the s&p 500 this year. the dow and the s&p closing at record highs on friday. in focus this week we get data on housing durable goods and consumer sentiment. and earnings. season picks up with a fifth of the s&p and nearly a quarter of the dow reporting results. and the list includes three m, verizon, coca cola, boeing, ups, general motors and tesla. boeing is reportedly exploring the sale of some assets to bring in much needed cash for the struggling aircraft maker and defense contractor, and that's even as the company reached a tentative deal with its largest union to potentially end a more than month long strike by factory workers on the wes

look at what you've been saying. philip says i think sir keir starmer has dementia. he seems to have completely forgotten what was promised three months ago. lindakeir starmer for getting rid of sue gray. why are we piling on him for that? we're not really. we're talking about the state of the party as about the state of the party as a result of it. listen, if you lose your wing woman or wing man, then that's that says something . something's going on, something. something's going on, penny says. has keir smashed the gangs yet? well, record numbers arrived. fed up with excuses and feeling less safe by the day in this country due to this and what is happening in the middle east? well , exactly. again, my east? well, exactly. again, my thoughts. there's a level of distraction going on. do you think that keep them coming gbnews.com/yoursay right. you're with me. i'm nana akua. this is gb news. we are live on tv, onune gb news. we are live on tv, online and on digital radio. first though, let's get your latest news headlines with lewis mckenzie . mckenzie. >> good afternoon. it's just after 3:30. i'm lewis mckenzie here in the gb newsroom. well as y

mayra ramirez looked like her looping header had put the game out of sight after the restart. a third goal! and whilst linda one football right before half time. they did have chances of their own, but when kayleigh van dooren thumped home her second of the night, the game was done. the scottish side succumbing to a 2—0 defeat. jo currie, bbc news. a busy few days ahead in international football. england's jack grealish believes he should have been selected by gareth southgate to play in last summer's euros. the player missed out on selection as england reached the final but is back in the squad having been picked by interim manager lee ca rsley. i'll be honest with you, i didn't really agree with it because it's just me, you know? i felt like... ifelt like i didn't have the best season. you know, i class myself as, you know, quite an experienced player now, played in, you know, a lot of big games, champions league finals and fa cup finals, you know, and i've won a lot of stuff now. so, yeah. you know, you asked me, do i think i should have went, and i still think, yeah, that i should have, but obviously we