they stay and new york. hehe -- people eventually forget his loyalists and becomes pretty wealthy socializing with the astor family in the 1800s. so when he died in the 1800s there is no mention he was a loyalist in 1776. he t is this great new yorker bt look at all this thatt he did. what is also interesting is that the family are still around in new york. there up at massachusetts as well. i've met some of them. i've been doing research on your family and they got an here are pictures of the revolution. are there? it's interesting to m me as famy traditions of alts, changes. so was i talking to this person when is up inst massachusetts historical societyte. it'ss entering to hear her froa history i explained i found with frederick and his brothers are. but change but he adapted to life in new york partly because of all was implemented. i think they just moved on. >> this question follows on his own it's probably before you. the question is how much did land ownership some of it got cemented pretty early. t

the book is new york city. but what it's really about now is just manhattan and manhattan is from about 42nd street, where the new york public library is down to the tip. so if you imagine if you have francis downtown in the financial district and you walk up to the new public library, it's quite a it's still quite a big area, but everybody's tightly packed together just as there are now people each other. people don't write to each other because they bump into each other on the street. and this is the first issue that i sort of came up against this as i'm wanting to study the origins of the revolution and new york. but i don't have any documents. but when i'm going through the newspapers, i that there's this election and there's a lot of propagate what we would call propaganda that's published in the press and there's people announcing their candidacies and this is where the first characters really come into the story is that there's a family and faction in new york called the alliances and they're led by a pe

lester holt joins us from new york right now. >>> breaking news tonight, the tragic death of a former member of one of the world's biggest boy bands. the news just coming in, liam payne, former singer with the band, one direction, dead at just 31 after a fall at an argentina hotel. what we're learning from officials in argentina tonight. >>> also this evening, with just 20 days until the election, the candidates on a media blitz. vice president kamala harris giving her first formal interview to fox news looking to broaden her appeal to republican voters. >>> former president donald trump appearing at two town halls and hoping to close his gender gap with women declaring himself the father of ivf to an all female crowd. >>> the push to resentence the menendez brothers for the 1989 killing of their parents. nearly two dozen family members rallying for their release. >>> the new jersey detective fatally shot in a home invasion. what was the motive? >>> weeks after our jailhouse interview, the texas death row inmate with autism denied clemency just one day before he is set to become the f

new message late today to latino voters in new mexico. and his message on bringing down costs. and elon musk, who trump has said would be given a role, musk now saying americans should brace for temporary hardship, spending cuts. the harris team responding to that tonight. >>> the record-setting halloween. 81 in new york city, 82 in philadelphia. and the big change coming across this country. we're tracking it. >>> the horrific new images coming in tonight. more than 150 people now dead in spain. scores still missing. and the dramatic rescues now under way. neighbors tying sheets together to rescue a woman from the flood waters. an emergency crew air lifting a mother and baby to safety. >>> tonight, north korea testing an intercontinental ballistic missile that could reach the u.s., just hours after the u.s. condemned north korea for sending troops to russia to help in russia's fight against ukraine. >>> tonight, the four-star army general in charge of u.s. central command reportedly under investigation now for pushing an airman. what the

two from new hampshire. two from massachusetts. and one from new jersey. and the record that last one was not me. tax primarily to general simon advance guard. they suffered accordingly losing some 700 officers and men d killed in action to certain discharged taken prisoner or just disappeared. one of the biggest issues concerned who authorized corps to be raised. right. when you were studying the british army, it's pretty easy. the king is the only person authorized to raise a new british regiment. but a lot of had the authority to a new regiment in america. so sir johnarleton was in charge of the northern army. but it was actually new york governor william tryon, the royal governor, of course, who ordered er jsup to raise his corps general. john burgoyne, commander. the expedition. authorize peter's corps. except two companies of them that in 1777, which were authorized previous year by brigadier general montfort brown at york city. brown was brigadier general provincials and governor in the bahamas. so why not raise armies for the northern armies, both

now on bbc news, talking movies: new york film festival. hello from new york. tom brook and welcome to talking movies. in today's programme, highlights from one of the most prestigious cinema events in north america, the 62nd annual new york film festival. it was two weeks of powerful cinema. a new film from pedro almodovar starring julianne moore and tilda swinton. the film is about bearing witness. that reliance on fellowship, i think, is something really important. also on offer, veteran british film—maker mike leigh's new picture, hard truths, in which he collaborates once again with marianne jean—baptiste. festival goers thought she gave a brilliant portrayal. a consummate character actress, and she's great. and heartening news: young people have become the new lifeblood of film festivals. we see that, over the course of the whole year, 60% of our audience members are under 45 and 50% are under 35. it's been a busy time for film festivals. in recent weeks, we've had venice, toronto, telluride, new york and london. these film events have provided us with so

and in the new mailroom?this right here is where the panic button will be. >> reporter: a panic button, one of several in the building and a separate exhaust system in case of white powder scares. did you ever think you'd have to put in something like that in a place like this? >> not at all. >> reporter: he has worked in the industry for more than a decade. and now? >> a lot of rhetoric we hear require us to have a different security posture. where r. >> reporter: with everything that you laid out, is there any concern that it's overkill? >> no, we don't feel that at all. the safety of officials and the preservation of democracy and making sure there's no interference should come with a limitless preparation in response. >> reporter: it's not just north carolina. more than 90% of local election officials reported stepping up safety measures since 2020, from armed security in washington state to active shooter training in arizona, to reenforced barriers outside facilities in pennsylvania. >> it's unfortunate

a new poll just out from the "new york times" and sienna college. their last one before the election. showing kamala harris and donald trump 48-48 among likely voters. the cnn poll out late today showing harris-trump 47-47. this could very well all come down to ground game and which side gets out the vote. former president trump in his closing argument tonight on immigration saying the u.s. is like a garbage can for the world. vice president kamala harris calling those words another example of how the former president belittles our country. the vice president said in a town hall this week the number of undocumented immigrants now is actually lower than when trump left office. and she says she'll fix the problem with the bipartisan bill that trump helped kill so he could run on the issue. we have both campaigns covered tonight beginning with rachel scott on the trump campaign. >> reporter: tonight vice president kamala harris calling out donald trump after he declared the influx of undocumented immigrants has made america, quote, a garbage can. >> we

new . check your freezer. the products that have be lotion or a new location for the missing texas mom, suzanne simpson. here's abc newsor missing texas mom suzanne simpson simpson disappearing shortly after reports of a physical facs including family violence and unlawful restraint, as well as a federal gun charge. police landfill for any sign of the missing 51 year old, but finding nothing. >> searching landfills is extremely difficult, particularly if a number of days or weeks have passed. area just off a highway outside san antonio as a search officials ug advanced technology and investigation coming up at 7 a.m. with your gma first look. i'm janai attention. robert robertson was supposed to appear ag wanted robertson to appear via video. his attorney said he should appear in person, citing robertson's autism and communication challenges. ag wouldn't budge, so robertson dif his supporters appeared, including author john grisham people in texas, absent d are going down a really dangerous road from pneumonia

andrea fujii abc news, new york. and our live interview with assemblyman evan low, running for congress. be ri it has a rare opening with longtime congresswoman anna eshoo retiring. it is democrat versus democrat, but if you've seen the ads and mailers, you know there's nothing friendly about this competition. >> former san jose mayor sam liccardo is running against state assemblymember evan low. the race came down to the two candidates after a nearly three way runoff in the primary. that runoff happened when low and former candidate joe simitian tied for second place. a recount requested by a former staffer of liccardo's found simitian falling short. low accused liccardo of being behind the recount, arguing it would help him. it's a claim that liccardo's campaign denied. since then, accusations have been going back and forth. liccardo accuses low of illegally using state campaign funds to pay for ads to promote his race in congress. a federal seat, while not directly bringing up the district 16 congressional race, t

occupied jerusalem is now the most important news and the first and only news the important news is that iranian missiles are much more powerful this time than before, and they were able to reach their military and security targets with those targeting targets, and people are now waiting for the news after this missile operation and the amount of harm that has been inflicted on these centers. there is also some news that we are now looking for confirmation, such as the fact that a number of zionist fighter jets fled to cyprus last night in order not to be hit by these missiles on the runways of the military airport hangars. it was published by the regime's media that the operation they started a ground attack, but then hezbollah said that we did not see any sign of this operation. different news were published today, even before this irgc missile operation. in the north of occupied palestine, near the border of lebanon , it was heard in the neighboring towns of sin today that the zionists created a heavy atmosphere last night, that the zionist regime army is entering lebanon from several

new at six. the new crumbl cookies is coming to the south bay.ow you can get a free cookie. >> but first, new developments in the menendez brothers case. their request for clemency from governor newsom now being supported by l.a. distr i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 years... and saved our taxpayers $3 billion dollars. i've already got a plan to lower your grocery and insurance bills, to address climate change, and protect reproductive rights. and i'll work with anyone to get it done. i'm sam liccardo and i approve this message. the california governor to grant clemency to the menendez brothers. here's abc news reporter matt gutman in this morning's gma first look, a new twist in the menendez brothers push for freedom. >> a letter supporting their case for clemency sent overnight by la's d.a. george gascon, who wrote they have repeatedly served 34 years and continued their educations and have worked to create new programs to support the rehabilitation of fellow inmates. the c

if anyone's going to do it well, gb news is going to do it well, gb news is going to do it well, gb newsit well. of course, andy, just remember that. but i can understand the apathy towards who's going to win because it seems like they're being completely incompetent, don't they? and utterly impotent. alistair said before the general election , two short the general election, two short planks, starmer and rachel reeves repeatedly claimed there would be no other tax increases other than those they had already announced, and all their policies were fully costed and funded. and we now know that they lied repeatedly and knowingly. even storm isha freebies are not fully costed . freebies are not fully costed. his estimates fall far short of the real figures. it probably demonstrates economic illiteracy, or maybe just a lack of arithmetic skills , a lot of of arithmetic skills, a lot of you are not looking forward to this election in october, jeffress says . coal, not dole. jeffress says. coal, not dole. what will we do when the wind doesn't blow? the sun doesn't shine, and we need that extra

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two from new hampshire. two from massachusetts. and one from new jersey. and the record that last one was not me. tax primarily to general simon advance guard. they suffered accordingly losing some 700 officermen dead killed in action to certain rged taken prisoner or just disappeared. one of the biggest issues concerned who authorized corps to be raised. right. when you were studying the british army, it's pretty easy. the king is the only person authorized to raise a new british regiment. but a lot of had the authority to a new regiment in america. so sir john carleton was in charge of the northern army. but actually new york governor william tryon, the royal governor, of course, who ordered ebenezer jessup to raise his corps general. john burgoyne, commander. the expedition. authorize peter's corps. except two companies of them that in 1777, which were authorized previous year by brigadier general montfort brown at york city. brown was brigadier general provincials and governor in the bahamas. so why not raise armies for the northern armies, both fixtur

shares of news corp. slightly higher as you can see. news corp. company of fox news media, the parents of fox business network. former president trump's stance on electric vehicle mandates seems to be paying off for him in michigan. auto workers in the state telling cnn why the democrat ev agenda is driving them to the gop. watch. >> a union auto worker, just laid off by stellantis, a parent company of chrysler jeep. he blames corporate greed the most. he doesn't stop there. >> the second blame i would put it on, joe biden and the democratic party. why? because of the ev mandates. i thought the democrat party was for the working class. the average joe like me. that's what i thought. >> a recent poll shows that michigan voters are split on whether the u.s. and the state should compete to be a leader of electric vehicle manufacturing. vice president harris previously supported banning gas powered cars but now says she would never the tell americans what car they should drive and remember, maria, she had proposed that all -- this is the administratio

i don't know a single law enforcement professional in new new york state that agrees with you. >> in my four years in the state senate, three times i was a very strong voice in advancing changes to those bail laws that were flawed. we give judges greater discretion, made more crimes bail-eligible, we addressed the reoffending issue. i listened, i responded, and i have done what i could to make significant changes to those laws prior to me being in office. >> new york policymakers legalized recreational use of marijuana and since then there's been an effort to set up a legal marketplace. at the same time though marijuana remains illegal at the federal level, creating challenges for businesses in the empire state at every step, such as accessing basic financial services. should congress take any steps to make it easier for these businesses to operate, or does the status quo on marijuana make sense at the federal level? >> the status quo does not make sense. the fact is because marijuana still at the federal level is listed as a schedule one drug, it is not able to use the banking syste

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no news topics here, though. but i do have some news. friends to say hello to. and a new friend as well. i have funnyman phil griffiths here with us today. nice to see you. i have crystal bailey and mark tamayo of ktvu. of course. so we're kicking things off by talking about driving, not about

these new gates along with a new approach by police seem to be working. if you ask the police chief and regular riders, max darrow will tell you what they say. >> reporter: walking through the civic center station, b.a.r.t. police chief kevin franklin says his team is on a mission to make b.a.r.t. safer and to change people's perceptions of the transit system. >> we really need to continue our presence. our passengers and employees have been very clear that they want to see presence here. >> reporter: the chief says they've changed their deployment strategy with more of a visible presentation in the stations and on the trains. >> it reinforces the requirements that we do have a code of conduct here. there are laws. >> reporter: in the first half of 2024 b.a.r.t. pd nearly doubled the amount of enforcement contacts from 2023. as contacts have gone up, the number of trains delayed by incidents requiring b.a.r.t. pd have gone down substantially. then there are the new fare gates designed to make it harder for people to get in without paying. seven stations n

news. the search continues for missing teen from east bay. >> prompting an alert how his mother lives across the country is trying its best to find him. plus, parents of a small boy to the strike outside of san jose tutoring center announced a lawsuit. parents say he was unsupervised and went missing for nearly an hour after being struck by. david, that man who attacked the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi is back in court for his sentencing. we'll have the latest on that. news at 5. well, good wednesday morning and thank you for all you do with this bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news here october. 30th. i'm reyna harvey. >> well, it's time to the forecast with gayle on this morning. i think i heard you say right before the show, we could see some showers. we are tracking some showers later tonight. that is so. >> mostly dry for the day. partly cloudy skies and we're quiet tonight and are this early this morning? see the golden gate bridge over at the distance. anothe

, and the deadly flooding in new mexico. hundreds rescued. new video of people in the water moments after that dock collapsed. a beloved chaplain killed while rescuing others. the story of how one baby was saved. and new details on the safety warnings before the accident. >>> in new mexico, trucks swept away by flood waters. look at that. nearly 300 people rescued. even the county sheriff stranded on top of his car. >> i am completely surrounded by water. >>> former president trump with a turn to the profane at a rally. >> we can't stand you. you're a [ bleep ] vice president. >> vice president harris' response late today. the star power out for her this weekend. and what's behind mr. trump's working at a fries station at mcdonald's? and elon musk giving away a million dollars to voters, but is it legal? >>> and israel's plan to hit back at iran. apparently it was leaked. more on what's in them. >>> our andrea mitchell one on one with the american imprisoned in russia for more than five years. the moment he said nearly broke

also try the new chewable fizzy chews. no water needed. >>> we're back with news that amazon is going nuclear with a major investment. but first, if you hate the hoops you have to jump through to cancel a subscription, the ftc is announcing a new rule to make canceling a whole lot easier. cnbc's charlotte reed is here with the details on that. charlotte, good morning. >> good morning, jessica. well, click to cancel, that's the new rule adopted by the ftc. now the agency ruled that if consumers signed up online, they must also be able to cancel on the same website and on the same number of steps. now this is part of the ftc's time is money crackdown to reduce the hassle of canceling subscriptions and memberships. the new rule will also require businesses to obtain consumer consent before charging at the end of a free trial, changing memberships or auto renewals. now the ftc says they get around 70 complaints every day related to the issue of canceling subscriptions. the number has increased dramatically in recent years. now

in new hampshire. he organized demonstrations. he organized marches. he took barney hill to washington, d.c., in august 1963 to attend the march on washington with martin luther king. and when the hills came to him and told him that they had had this strange experi ence he initially was open to it. he was receptive to it, which i think, interestingly enough, was in the 1950s and early 1960s, rather the posture of many unitarians generally now unitarianism at this time presented itself as the denomination of scientific minded people. the denomination of progressive people, a denomination of people who are interested in positive change in the united states. and in the 1950s, ufos were widely seen in the united states as a scientific problem. they become later in the 1960s, much more stigmatized as being the domain of oddity and kooks and stuff like that. but that wasn't necessarily the case when very importantly, hill had their first experience. so they initially found unitarianism welcoming, but over. t

a new poll shows harris', any if lead she did have in keep blue new york, it's not as solid as biden'sas. eric trump will joining us live this hour -- join us live this hour. rachel: plus, michelle obama attempts to flip the script while campaigning for vice president harris. >> she's putting herself out there fearlessly, facing down even her her -- harshest critics. and up like her opponent if, she's not ducking interviews. rachel: yeah. she says we're just not ready for kamala. she's ready for us. [laughter] but didn't trump just sit down for a3-hour interview that flipped the script on her, and he did not skip out on it. will: and a college football game gets pretty nutty hanks to this unexpected visitor in the end zone. pete: really? what is it? a squirrel? oh! rachel: oh, that's hilarious. [laughter] will: squirrels are a big part of my life. the cog chases swirls. they do it every day. it's a hobby. the second hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ in new york -- muck there's nothing you can't co♪ you you're in new york ♪ will: it's an anthem. pete: good. even thou

orla guerin, bbc news, beirut. breaking news. this all comes afterfresh breaking news. appearing to show mike amesbury involved in an altercation with a member of the public in cheshire. it is not known what had happened in the run—up to the incident. join now in the sugar by our political correspondent harry, what is the breaking news? ,., . harry, what is the breaking news? . , . harry, what is the breaking news? ., , ., ., news? got a statement from the labour party. — news? got a statement from the labour party. says _ news? got a statement from the labour party, says that - news? got a statement from the labour party, says that mike - labour party, says that mike amesbury has been suspended pending an investigation that means he will also lose the labour whip means he will also lose the labourwhip in means he will also lose the labour whip in the house of commons, the full statement reads, mike amesbury has been assisting cheshire police with their inquiries following an incident on friday night. as these inquiries are ongoing, these inquiries are ongoing, the labo

new yorkers loved him. he was a crusader for the little guy brave, bold, a great leader who did not have time for distractions and that's the kind of politician we want, right? guy who cuts through the usual red tape and gets things done but by the time he got into power spitzer's noble crusade had been replaced with something darker why do we keep ending up here? why do we keep placing our hopes and confident man who make big promises then completely fail to deliver hello on. i would ask spitzer himself about this, but he stopped returning my texts, so i turn to eliot spitzer's mentor and friends, lloyd constantine, who's known him longer than almost anyone else in his life. so my thinking about this interview, i feel like your journey with elliot is the public's journey in the sense that people really thought he was gonna be the first jewish president. you did muscular democrat? yeah. and i want you to take us on the journey. yeah. >> you've talked about how you thought the presidency was eliot spitzer's

i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here are the top stories on "cbs news roundup." bombshell new court filing in the 2020 election case detailing never seen before evidence against former president donald trump, just before the next election. >>> devastation in the southeast as hurricane helene sets a destructive new record. >>> and israel steps up its deadly ground incursion into lebanon against hezbollah. >>> in a court filing unsealed on wednesday, special counsel jack smith alleges former president donald trump knowingly pushed false claims of voter fraud and resorted to crimes after losing the election to joe biden. the case had been thrown into doubt when the supreme court ruled that a president cannot be prosecuted for official acts. however, smith is claiming trump's actions were not part of his presidential duties. the filing details trump's actions on january 6th when thousands of his supporters stormed the capital. it claims trump was advancing his own self-interests against the will of the people. cbs' scott macfarlane now with new details. >> reporter:

music mogul sean "diddy" combs, nbc news has learned a new. >> reporter: new york grand jury is goingvidence this afternoon as part of their ongoing federal investigation into sean "diddy" combs, we know it's a man who's going to be testifying before the grand jury, we don't know his name on what he'll be saying. earlier this month at a hearing for combs i was actually in that courtroom in manhattan where we heard a u.s. attorney and one of the prosecutor said there might be a superseceding indictment, that means combs could face more criminal charges, he's set to face this trial on may 5th, the trial could last a little bit longer or gets moved back, currently he's behind bars awaiting trial at the metropolitan detention center in brooklyn. the civil cases against him, he's facing over a dozen different civil cases, and some of those lawsuits have been filed by an attorney out of texas, he just filed two more cases on monday and all of the accusers in his civil suits are anonymous and we've seen that with other civil suits that have been filed over the last several months. combs has

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vaughn hillyard, nbc news, prescott valley, arizona. >>> new polling by nbc news shows the presidential race has gotten even tighter. with just three weeks to go, former president trump is tied with vice president harris. aaron gilchrist has the latest from the trail. >> reporter: 23 days until election day, and both former president trump and vice president harris are on the campaign trail almost daily now. >> we have some hard work ahead of us, but we like hard work. >> reporter: this is the new nbc news national poll of registered voters shows the presidential contest deadlocked at 48%. the poll shedding light on the gender gap between the candidates. harris ahead with women by 14 men, and more men supporting trump by 16 points. the vice president in battleground north carolina speaking from the pulpit of a black church in greenville launching a new black voter initiative, souls to the polls. >> at about early age, i learned that faith is a verb. it is something we show in action. and in service. >> reporter: later at her rally, laying out her agenda and challenging her republican op

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tonight -- tom holland, editor of "the new yorker," writer david remnick, an all new "closer look." ♪s and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news. vice president kamala harris participated last night in a cnn town hall event with undecided voters in pennsylvania. though i think talking to voters who are undecided at this point is like watching a movie with your mom. [ laughter ] "wait, who's that lady? are we supposed to know her?" [ laughter ] "who's that guy? i thought he died in that car accident." [ laughter ] during last night's cnn town hall event vice president kamala harris said she prays daily, while the rest of us have bumped it up to hourly. [ laughter ] vice president kamala harris yesterday criticized former president trump over reports that he has repeatedly praised adolf hitler in private. and if you think that's bad, you should hear some of the stuff he says in public. [ laughter ] at a trump campaign rally yesterday in georgia, f

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and today, a new abc news it so pole has harris up 2 points nationally among registered voters, and 4 points among likely voters. and while that is still within the margin of error, the poll also shows harris is outperforming biden among black and latino men. what are your thoughts on the current state of play in georgia? >> well, we know that we have this record turnout, we still have a ways to go. there is voting going on right now in georgia. we have seen the souls to the polls activities that are happening today. you can early vote through the end of next week. but we have still got to keep pressing. it's great that the numbers are strong, but it's not over until it's over. the vice president has long said that she is running as an underdog, and what we have enclosed poles like this, we know we really have to lean in. what i am encouraged by is that with the surge in voting that we have seen, that we are really strong, we are neck and neck with republicans, we are seeing something different this time. we are seeing republicans turning out early, which they haven't done in a very l

you're with me darren grimes on gb news. we'll see you after this. with gb news, news channel.now that breaking news that sue gray has stepped down from the prime minister's top team and has been appointed as the prime minister's envoy for nations and regions, which, as i said earlier, even stephen pound, former labour mp, couldn't spin as a promotion. in a statement, sue gray said it had become clear in recent weeks that intense commentary around my position risked becoming a distraction to the government's vital work of change. now i'm joined again by my panel. the former labour party mp stephen pound, labour spinster and spinster spinner. >> i don't even identify as a spinster. >> you could self—identify as a spinster these days. >> you can do anything, especially under labour. >> let's be very careful what we say. >> and the former co deputy leader of reform uk, ben habib, i just want to read out a few comments and then have you respond to them. lady westminster on gb views says so. sue gray resigns today . sue gray resigns today. strategic way to keep immigration and the c

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developing news. east bay congressman eric swalwell is threatening to sue alameda county district attorney pamela price for defamation. at issue is a facebook post that price made earlier this month. it aligns swalwell with republicans and implies that he supported the recall of price to protect himself from a discovery that price made earlier this year. she found that under past district attorneys, prosecutors were purposefully eliminating black and jewish jurors from death penalty cases. according to the chronicle, swalwell believes that price made the comments because he endorsed the recall. price's campaign responded, saying, quote, our constituents would be better served if congressman swalwell focused less on trying to overturn the will of the voters and more on defending our democracy. >> new developments with embattled san jose city council member omar torres. he's now requesting a 30 day medical leave of absence. torres cited the investigation into the allegations he sent sexually explicit te

their attorney spoke overnight to abc news. what he said about getting them home by thanksgiving. >> representative eric swalwell, now threatening to sue embattled alameda county district attorney pamela price. why, he says some of her social media posts crossed a line. >> then we know nfl players love to eat, but wait until you hear the popular lunch snack that athletes are eating a lot of before and after games. a lot of us loved it. it sounds like an interesting story. okay. >> good morning. it's 6:00. what is today? it's the 25th. 25th of october. friday. all day long. >> it is. >> we got the date right. that's that's a good first step right there. >> you never know what the date is. >> if a date is not written in front of me, i don't know. >> yes, it's june 6th. there you go. >> it's july 4th. >> it's a christmas we don't know. this morning is going to be a warm afternoon. we are finding temperatures back into the 70s and 80s sutro tower. you can see clear skies out there this morning. we'll look at current sky condition.

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though in a new way this time. former president trump is stumping in pennsylvania today as vice president harris heads to nevada. after criticizing a report that trump gave putin covid test machines when they were in short supply here in the states. >> president kamala harris. [ cheers ] >> reporter: "the late show with stephen colbert" the latest stop on the president's media tour as she works to distinguish herself from former president donald trump and president joe biden. >> i'm obviously not joe biden. >> i noticed. >> that would be one thing. >> reporter: harris quickly pivoting and commenting on new reporting that in the early days of the pandemic then-president trump sent russian president vladimir putin covid-19 test machines, according to the new book "war" by bob woodward. >> he gives it to him for his personal use. >> do you remember how rare it was to have? you remember people by the hundreds were dying every day. he thinks vladimir putin is his friend. what about the american people? they should be yo

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more breaking news. bombshell new report revealing the secret service is not performing at the most elite levels. another assassination attempt, some believe, on the president could happen again. we'll tell you what's in that report coming up. >> dana: an f.b.i. data revisions casts doubts that violent crime is down. >> the f.b.i. looks like just released some updated crime numbers which suggested crime was higher than they previously let on in 2022. i'm shocked by that. just kidding. >> bill: breaking news on the secret service. independent panel of four just released a 52-page report on the first attempted assassination attempt on donald trump in butler, pennsylvania, in july. more than three months later now. letter to dhs secretary mayorkas. that panel calls for a major overhaul writing that the secret service as an agency requires fundamental reform to carry out its mission. without that reform they believe another butler can and will happen again. that ain't good. want to bring in trey gowdy host o

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