so uh, i do get a lead lead movement from uh, from restaurant from our allies in m e. ryan. and also in a lot to help us to stop this attack this i've talked to, i think it just to let you not all the or only see the, i'm up. it says that the on, on that occasion. yeah. it's, it's, it's really remarkable, frankly, when you describe all the different nationalities of fighters who are currently engaged in a level it's, it's almost like some overseeing power cooled up. all these different countries and said, sending jo flies is send your most and every send minutes. we've got 5 just now from well over a dozen countries, as you say, what i'm trying to understand high dod is these various factions of militants, most scenarios, and terrorist. what is that plan? what's the motivation? what's there in the game high dod? they are, they are tools in a big project to the a i b as they are implementing a project on american project. and the main functions in this project is riley and the to a few. they are preparing what, what they called the middle east brush, and i think what's happen

but this morning, green lake county sheriff mark padoll says his department is e-mailing ryan borgwardtd well. >> reporter: borgwardt was reported missing in august after police found his capsized kayak and fishing rod, wallet and keys, and vehicle parked near wisconsin's green lake. >> he picked green lake because it was the deepest lake in wisconsin. he did the research. >> reporter: but in october, the department learned borgwardt's passport was run in canada the day after he was reported missing and he moved funds to a foreign bank, took out a $375,000 life insurance policy for his family and began communicating with a woman in uzbekistan. >> he had a plan, his plan didn't work out. >> reporter: he used an inflatable boat to paddle off the lake, right a stashed e bike 70 miles to madison, hopping on a bus that took him through detroit and into canada where the sheriff says he got on a plane to europe. >> he did say he didn't expect us to go more than two weeks searching for him. i hate to tell you, he picked the wrong sheriff and the wrong department. >> reporter: padoll said the ob

>ryan>okay, so here's a look at the pg and e outage map, where you can see orange is where power shutoffs could happen. if you live in one of those areas, be sure to check for updates with pg and e since conditions could change the power plug symbol indicates the community centers that will be open to the public during this time. now to a look at some of our other top stories. bart police arrested a suspect in connection to an attack on one of the trains over the weekend authorities say 34 year old giovanni portales stabbed a woman on an antioch bound train. the victim suffered serious injuries. bart police say they found portales at the fruitvale station and took him into custody. the search is now on for several missing boaters in bodega bay, and it's now suspended. six people went out crabbing on saturday. four did not return. searchers rescued one person on sunday. they found one dead. they say high waves and strong winds made the search difficult. adults and teens are among the missing in the meantime, a second boat did capsize this morning off the sonoma county coast. one boater was

as ryan lay dying at riley, t labor and human resources committee dedicated the care act in his honor. e committee's formal reports senate bill 2240 published several weeks later after ryan's death proclaimed that, quote, young ryan white changed the world with dignity, patience, and almost unvarying, good. the report read. ryan introduced to people across america and across the world a face of aids that caring human beings could not turn their back upon. so this committee report vividly illustrated again the power of white's perceived innocence and his exceptional victimhood. while caring beings could apparently spurn other people aids. they could not, in good conscience ignore ryan. now, to be sure, the care was quite popular with legislators even before ryan's name had been attached to the bill. an increasingly visible and militant movement in the late eighties and early nineties had prompted a stronger government response to the epidemic, particularly at the federal level. upon its introduction in early march of 1990, this was before ryan really sick for the last time and this is bef

public learned of ryan white in july 1985, when officials, the western school corporation in russia ville, indiana, provided to the teenager from attending classes western middle school. e desion to deny entry to ryan might have remained a relatively minor controversy had it not come down just the world was becoming aware of actor rock hudson's bout with aids. i think that. there we go. though hudson had been diagnosed in 1984 news of his illness, only in late july of 85. he thus became, as the indianapolis put it, quote, the first person with international recognition to announce he has the. hudson's fame made his illness noteworthy. shocking, but so too, did his status as a heterosexual icon. indeed, hudson had long personified normative, masculine ity on the big screen, especially during hollywood's so-called golden age, starring alongside elizabeth taylor in the epic film giant and doris day in several popular romantic comedies, including film, pillow talk. news of hudson's diagnosis. heightened public interest in the aids epidemic and stoked fears about the disease's movements beyond established risk groups. the so-called for ages homophobic rules hemophiliacs, her

for e outgoing president, clinton quotes ryan white changed the world and so has the program that bears his name. on one hand, the biomedical developments of the mid to late nineties me did make hiv and aids manageable and less deadly. those with access to care. on the other, despite claims made by clinton, andrew sullivan and others, these developments did little to challenge stigmas that swirled around hiv and aids. in fact, the rhetoric surrounding these sorts of biomed article advances which implied the past ness of aids, as some scholars have called it, may have actually intensified these stigmas. with the advent of new medicines and the widespread embrace of certain forms of medical about hiv and aids alongside the growing tendency to imagine hiv and aids as an african problem, not a western, there was now simply no excuse for acquiring hiv or dying from aids in the united. since the emergence ofase inhibitors, the growing availability of highly active retroviral therapy, antiretroviral and what some call scholars call the globalization aids, the ryan white story has similarly ser

ryan white's demise. even president george h.w. bus and former president reagan not known for their interest. e hiv aids epimic publicly commented on ryan's death. for his part, you see tt here. reagan penned an obituary for ryan. the washington post. and although this obituary sought collapse, the boundaries or perceived boundaries between ryan white and, other people with aids, and thus to destabilize the hierarchy of victimhood that defined understanding of hiv and aids. it failed. the obituary called attention to ryan's, quote, youthful innocence, thereby that others affected by the epidemic were guilty, or at the very least less innocent. furthermore, reagan declared that, ryan, quote, told us of a health that has claimed too many victims. as if activists and medical professionals had not warned, elected officials and the public of a mysterious illness well before, the summer of 1985, when ryan's case generated national and international. finally reagan's obituary for ryan quote that there have been too funerals like his even though hardly any funerals held for people with aids resembled t

ryan>all right thank you. jessica. new at noon pg and e now saying it may shut off power to 22,000 customers today because of that elevated fire risk. that is about 7000 more than previously expected here in the bay area. solano and napa counties are expected to see the biggest impact. also on that list, parts of alameda contra costa, santa clara, santa cruz and sonoma counties. a couple of polling places, one in los gatos and one in lake county, could be impacted by the power shutoffs later tonight. but pg and e says that that would not happen until after the polls are closed. we do know, though that a voting center in oakland is closed right now because of the red flag warning in effect for alameda county. that is the joaquin miller center polling location on sanborn drive that's closed. if that is your polling place, you can go to montera middle school on ascot drive to vote in person, or if you want to drop your ballot off, you can go to the drop box nearby at woodminster market. no more countdown. election day is finally here, topping

>ryan>as for the public safety power shutoffs by pg and e, most bay area counties got the all clear with conditions calming down last night, but you can see some outages remain, especially in napa county. in southern california, a whole different story down there. the mountain fire in ventura county has exploded to more than 14,000 acres, forced thousands to evacuate, and crews will be dealing with dangerous winds and low humidity throughout the day. the fire started as a small brush fire yesterday and quickly spread because of an 80 mile an hour wind gusts. power has been shut off to 45,000 customers to mitigate the danger. this is what's left of one neighborhood in camarillo. that's northwest of los angeles. dozens of homes were destroyed. 3500 are still threatened. the fire spread so fast yesterday morning, law enforcement raced to rescue senior citizens, pulling them out of their homes in wheelchairs just seconds ahead of the flames. >>>>with the fire of this magnitude and moving that fast, getting people out of the way is paramount >ryan>and right now, there's no containment as crew

ryan: three t's. vanna's gonna get those in there, and clock starts now. ♪♪ - [buzzer] - okay, joey. n. no n. tamika. ere gonna help you out. ♪♪ - meet me at the park? - no. still time. - meet me at the ball. - no. - meet me at the mall. - [buzzer] meet me at the mall. you got it in time, tamika! - congratulations. well done! - [laughs] - just at the buzzer. - [laughing] yes! - so, $2,600 for you. - excellent. - so nice to meet you. - same here. tell my friends in georgia hello. thanks, ryan. all right. lindsay, you got $7,800. - so nice to meet you. - thank you. nice to meet you. - keep watching "idol." - i will. [laughs] - and, joey, our big winner! - hey, ryan! what's up, man? hey, buddy, thanks for the hug. $16,150. the "wild" card to the bonus round. we're going to mexico. let's take a look at the categories to choose form. you got "thing," you got "phrase," or "event." what do you think? let's do "phrase." "phrase" it is when we come back right after this. - it's gonna be exciting. - all right. good work. ♪ with daisy sour cream ♪ ♪ every bite gets better ♪ ♪ every dollop ♪ ♪ every squeeze ♪ ♪ ev

we see ryan fitzpatrick at the clear favorite in that race. he faces a democrat named ashley e who stop me if you've heard this before, also ran in 2022 and is running a better funded, sharper campaign but still likely to come up short. host: line for republicans, good morning. caller: hi. i wish you'd let me finish my statement before you interjected with any kind of western. -- question. i'm really concerned about the democrats adding in votes after midnight. if your state does not report their final tally before midnight, you should storm your state capital. host: we are not going to call for violence on here. line for intendeds -- independents. caller: i live in a district that was previously district 13 but now the republicans and have the super majority in the house and general assembly have redrawn in our supreme court has upheld which is very sad. in what used to be quite a swing district is now not at all. i'm just curious if you could talk a little bit about the specifics of north carolina and then on the largest spectrum of this, and correct me if i'm wrong and you a

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ryan, but i'll go mark up to shoot that lead professor. i'm the harvey and was vs giving us private. it's not e and i'm on the from is generally just guy. i need to the ones that are a little bit hard on them. set up a little boy skilful as to pierre bottled of any progress to bite the novelist but the resilient army car you away has a cup. finally, my last question for you on board. a lot of our beloved buddhist village press 2. it should be the board for my students or something. i'd be too late if i get my schedule. but the bandits comprising who mommy members operated into other routes until the mid 19 fifties. one of the last and the adults who mama units run by combustion was eliminated in 1953 foot. some individuals continued to commit acts of cetera. the last was arrested in 1954, almost 10 years of the victory, the the the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross ok. we're all things are considered on peter level. trump is back in, in a big way again to find the media, the pundents and the polls. trump attracted a wide coalition of voters. it would seem american liberalism is in

ryan bogworth sent a video and said he was safe but would not give his location. he also revealed how he did it, involving an inflatable boat, a 70-mile trip on an e-bike and buss to canada to catch a plane. he is believed to be in eastern europe. >>> storms are striking coast-to-coast, bringing relief to the east coast and worry on the west. the northeast finally seeing that much-needed rain as the historic drought fueled hundreds of fires. and snow is on the way for some parts of new jersey, new york and pennsylvania later today. meanwhile, out west, washington residents are recovering from a deadly bomb cyclone that left a path of destruction. nearly 200,000 are still without power. and more than 17,000 are in the dark in california, where an atmospheric river dumped nearly nine inches of rain across the person to part of the state. officials now bracing for the possibility of catastrophic flooding and life-threatening mudslides. for the latest on all of this, let's bring in nbc meteorologist michelle grossman. a whole lot to watch on this friday morning. >> hi there, frances. we are still very unsettled. looking at that onshore, the atmospheric river moving on

e-scooters the batteries. stuart watts of energy, can overheat and ignite without much notice if not properly protected. >> if you hear hissing and you see smoke. >> get out called ryan revere of the commanding fire marshal for the chicago fire department is talking about some of the signs of a malfunctioning electric battery. this large explosion on october, 30th rocked a lithium ion battery, recycling plant in missouri and an e-bike battery left on charges. the suspected culprit of this fiery explosion. that little room in a sydney, australia, hostile in north carolina. families. car seat was destroyed after an event or e in a children's book overheated and fire started in this oklahoma home after one of the family dogs got hold of a lithium ion battery cable. these are burning over 1000 degrees. >> within split seconds and any combustible round it is going to ignite. >> experts that you all solutions a 3rd party that tests inspects and certifies lithium-ion batteries say most fires associated with the batteries involved. those that haven't been certified since 1995, more than 1900 people have been injured in over 300 killed after a battery and a micro mobility dev

e-mail and it's deleted. the pilots, there are debunkers who say the go-fast video was just a balloon. that was only one video that was released. there are friends of ryan graves who are in this room right here, witnessed and caused significant safety concerns. and to almost call out an exercise and shut it down which is compressed and the carrier ready for deployment and certified is extreme in the least. ... , witnessed and called significant safety concerns. to almost call out an exercise and shut it down which is compressed in the pilots have to get certified to land on a carrier and it is extreme, to say the least. >> two last questions. quickly, how do we get more whistleblowers to come forward mr. shellenberger? >> this hearing is important >> this hearing is important >> the first thing we had on this i never knew what you cpa's were. how wouldr would you defu in my last question how would you define nonhuman biologics, nonhuman intelligence? what are we actually talking about? >> i don't think it's a stretch when you look at diversity of life on this planet and the size of the universe to think there would be more diverse higher order throughou

e were think's gun violence we don't think about the shooter we think about the victims and the school. think ak parkland. that would be kind of the equivalent of ryan white. >> yeah. and it hasn't been sufficient. right? as you mentioned, there are a lot of people victimized by it but it hihasn't resonated. yeah, sarah? >> kind of on that track, i was wondering what maybe resources that the white family had that mib maybe others did. it for example, parkland a pretty women-off community with a grade a school. like, the teenagers have the support system and the resources they needed. what did the white family have that made it so that ryan white was the face? >> what do y'all think? yeah? >> the past with the hemophilia and being a poster boy for that. >> yeah. i think a lot of that -- or this was -- not that this kind of prepared him. i mean, he's not an expert child actor or poster boy at this moment, but, yeah. i think that that generates sympathy in a way that perhaps -- i talk about this in the book. there are folks like bobby campbell and robert rayford and others who could have been poster boys or poster children or really the face of hiv and

we see ryan fitzpatrick at the clear favorite in that race. he faces a democrat named ashley e stop me if you've heard this before, also ran in 2022 and is running a better funded, sharper campaign but still likely to come up short. host: line for republicans, good morning. caller: hi. i wish you'd let me finish my statement before you interjected with any kind of western. -- question. i'm really concerned about the democrats adding in votes after midnight. if your state does not report their final tally before midnight, you should storm your state capital. host: we are not going to call for violence on here. line for intendeds -- independents. caller: i live in a district that was previously district 13 but now the republicans and have the super majority in the house and general assembly have redrawn in our supreme court has upheld which is very sad. in what used to be quite a swing district is now not at all. i'm just curious if you could talk a little bit about the specifics of north carolina and then on the largest spectrum of this, and correct me if i'm wrong and you are s

the idea that all growth is equally good and we will make it up to e >> what i saw in his first term, he gets to the white house, paul ryan is the speaker of the house. what are the big legislative priorities? it was a wig corporate tax cut and trying to repeal oaker. -- obamacare. and where thinking and work had already been done in terms of stronger immigration enforcement and trade policy and confronting china. and i think especially on trade, the ambassador who was trade u.s. representative who is the treasure secretary candidate now, he knew what needed to be done and trump gave him the power and spice to do it and we made a tremendous amount of progress on the trade issue with china. >> when i was a sophomore in high school, that politician gave a trade deal that destroyed middle-class manufacturing jobs. when i was a senior in high school, that same joe biden supported the disastrous invasion of iraq and each step of the way in small towns like mine in ohio or pennsylvania and michigan, in states all across our country, jobs were sent overseas and our children were sent to war. >> what is your assessment of preside