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the w corresponded michelle christina in washington. thank you. with connie and president vladimir lensky has also reacted to the blast. here is what he had to say. meet there at the firing missiles had made her territory as a russian attack on collective security. this is a very significant escalation. yeah, we must act. i want to say no to all our polish brothers and sisters. ukraine will always support you. free people will not be broken by terror. feeling the debtor or less la maya. the blast in poland came on the day that russia launched. miss al, strikes across the ukraine. at least 10 cities were hit, give mer vitale. click go, says air defense system shut down several missiles, but others hit residential buildings in the capital. at least 2 people were killed . the sunset in levine is clouded by smoke. the city and west in ukraine was one of many across the country that was heat in what ukrainian authorities of cold, one of the heaviest waves of russian missile attacks. since the war began. officials say many of the missiles were shot down

well armed by the way, who said that they're not going to allow this more to be taken down d w as christina would be there. and so we're to thank you so much for your reporting. now lebanon's, a prime minister designate has announced that he stepping down after failing to form a coalition government. the decision threatened to think lebanon deeper into crisis . the country remains without a government for nearly a year. the last one was forced to resign after the deadly explosion that they would port. political squabbling, has repeatedly stymied efforts to form a government and sent the currency to unprecedented. lowes imported medicine and few are increasingly on affordable. anger is rising off in beirut, one by this time the relatives of those killed in last year's port explosion. taking the protest to the court. 8 demanding that immunity granted to senior politicians is lifted show their loved ones can finally get justice but not one of the immunity to be elected. and to get just this one untruth, that's all we want. we're not asking for the impossible since the deadly day last summer, l

w. washington correspondent mikaela christina joined me now. what else do we know we care about this 2nd balloon? very little. we only know what we've learned from the pentagon, that the pentagon says that it is in latin america won't go into the specifics of where exactly it is hovering above latin american. i think it's rather remarkable that we're learning this today. because along with that, citing here in the united states and actually officials here now pointing towards this balloon above us territory, which apparently joe biden, the u. s. president learned already on tuesday. we also learned at least one previous such incident was reported during the trumpet, ministration. so these balloons seem to be something that has been present, that has been an issue much longer than it's publicly known. tell us more about the, the political brow that has blown up now in the us, particularly about the possibility of shooting down the 1st bullet. or we know that s 20 twos were scrambled initially, and that to bind was leaning towards actually shooti

that's the w a report that christina cool, best glasgow reporting from valencia. let's take a look at some of the stories making news around the world. the, as randy ministry has begun, strikes in the east and live in the city of fall banks. it follows a warning from israel for residents to leave the area around to 80000 people live involved, but its population has swelled due to displaced. people seeking refuge from is rarely strikes. the air is considered the hezbollah strongholds, and the new head of hezbollah named cassim has vowed that the group will continue on what he calls as will plan, following the death of his prey to assess that has sun estrada and is rarely striking. september. i'm about to you also said the group will accept a ceasefire with israel under what you called acceptable types. metal. shauna and health authorities in britain have detected the 1st case of infection with the light, the strain of the impulse virus off the u. k. health and security agencies said the risk to the population remains life. and fox was def ed, a global health emerge

w.'s christina kushner explains what's different this year and she also takes a look at some of the films competing for the coveted golden bear. waiting in the same long lines for film festival fans that's something they're all too used to steal this year spell in all it will be unlike any other. as the festival celebrates its 70000 who were 3 it's also under new management carlos subtle your aunt mary address and back have taken over and they've already started to leave their mark on the belly not it. the 2 new directors have brought sent changes to the festival. including a slim down lineup and up brand new film category. why because cinema is bigger the comes bigger and bigger is more pervez it is everywhere filmmaker they stretch the sense of the form so i think that. one single screen. very good one like the one of the 1000000000 dollar is not enough to tell these diversity 800 films are competing for the golden bear the festival's biggest prize many of them deal with provoking subjects. for. bellina alexanderplatz bible one called bonnie is a remake by stone the 929 novel by our fle

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he w correspondent, mikaela christina reporting from washington dc. thank you. natty de, please. william le croft, his passive, our team here in berlin covering these us mid terms. william, tell us in a nutshell, what is this election going to come down to the top issues that voters, you know, that, that motivated or, or push voters to get out to the polls or to vote early as millions have done. is it gonna come down to economy and inflation is going to come down to gun controls and, and come down to abortion, or lack thereof. healthcare's just heard a me shayla talking about crime is something that conservatives in republicanism, pushing really hard, cuz that's usually something that can scare people into it, to the voting booth. if people think that, that their safety is at risk. it's gonna be very interesting when we see exit polls, we see kind of the post mortem data, so to speak. what really got people to come out. and which side was we like to talk about enthusiasm. it's a bit of a mushy number, a bit of a mushy data point, but there is something to about which side is real

joining me now from johannesburg is the w's christine welcome christina at a polling station what is at stake in this election what are people saying to you. i reached up also was just here he voted at this station that i met this is in seoul which saw a lot is at stake particularly for his party as you rightly say it this is the hardest fight the a.n.c. has had to fight yet. it is the most difficult election simply because there is just so much discontentment among south africans a lot of people i'm happy with the slow rate of progress and added to that the amount of corruption that has taken place under the previous and see president jacob zuma so a lot is at stake for this party he spoke out on the polls and he addressed the media he talked about the fact that he is going to take care of things that corruption that he's going to create jobs that he's going to bring investment that is needed in this country he talked about not wanting another generations of south africans to live in poverty. in an alley in downtown johannesburg i meet rico he's twenty seven doesn't have a job and s

in the news at this lf-hour, the funeral w healthoday for christina taylor green. the youngest vicm of the victim intucson. she went to meet gabrile giffords because she had just been elected to the student council. she wasust 9 years old. >>> authorities in frederick, maryland, believe a man who shot and killed himselfn a police chase also shot and wounded his mother and -year-old sister at their ho just moments before. the suspect's father was also injured when he jumped out of the second floor incint. the victim are all in the hospital. >>> parts of e northeast are ill digging out from this week snowstorm. yesterday the storm blanketed eastern neyork and western n england with more than two feet of snow. this is the third snowstorm to pound the northeast in just three weeks. >>> some disappointi numbers, including a rise in fir time unemployment clas dragged on the markets today. the dow lt 24 points. the nasdaq was offy two. and the s&p fell two. >> that golden voiced man that america just can stop talking about is heang to rehab now. ted williams isrying to co

a former bellowing lympics remand opposition activist has voiced her support for christina to the metal sky oh gosh, the w b, i would say this is a blatant injustice and president and violation of human rights and source rule. they tried to take an athlete out of the olympic village and bought them from the country just because of their opinion and position from take. it is the rich right now team and also should have been competing in the 200 meters at least care games. instead, we have whole, she's at a hotel near the airports here in tokyo, olympic officials saying guys, i spoke to her last night saying that you speak to her again this morning and maybe show her. she does feel safe and secure what a pace to have happened. is that a, a group of, of belarus athletes were leaving the athletes village last night have a complaint here in tokyo and she was amongst great on the 1st of the she became aware that she was leaning against a will. i was when she arrived at the airport and immediately went out to see can help from took care of police. let's say now for a minute. the spokesmen mach adams spoke to the

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and that was a surprise as the plesk of the twins faced off for the 1st time at the w t a tour event qualifier christina peters sister and 3rd seed catalina the match went down to a deciding set time break. the international olympic committee has outlined plans to run its own boxing program at next year's tokyo olympics the governing body of amateur boxing is currently suspended by the i.o.c. amid a financial and governance crisis they plan to triple the number of women boxes from rio 2016 up to 100 weights categories and qualifying standards have also been agreed the planning is moving forward for boxing in tokyo but they cannot plan with the national federations in the room to seize their timing of the room preparations in the their participation in those qualification events a major league baseball star suffered a rather unusual misstep during training keep an eye here on the washington nationals nationals better max shows a clearly practiced doesn't always make perfect to the ended up with a broken nose and it looks like he will miss his team's next game against the philadelphia phillies. and that's

w. bush administrations and christina ladonio. chuck, it was your tweet that started this for me.democrats about latinos saying this. your woke white consultants aren't going to save us. my brother, you worked for bernie sanders. you are well versed in the world of woke, so what are you talking about? >> what i'm getting at is i've been doing campaigns for 31 years. i'm the senior most latino operative in d.c. so i've seen a lot of mistakes over my lifetime. i wanted to make sure i didn't see them again. as democrats we're like we'll just go in and do a little spanish tv at the edged, don't worry about those latinos, they'll come home. that's just not the case. i finished writing a book that explains if you invest in this community, if you will teach them and show them they are a persuadable voter like you would do a white woman in the suburbs and spend the same amount of money courting the latino vote, they will show up. at the democratic convention we were complaining there was no latino representation. at the republican representation they were nationalizing citizens on the sta

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w hotel on the roof. there's a club, and that's where they had the after party for the premier of "burlesque." star-studded event, cher, christina aguilera and ronni chasen. this is the valet area of the w where ronni chasen would have parked and then picked up her car after the party. just turning around. >> yeah. >> thanks. >> reporter: if someone were stalking chasen as she left this after party at the w hotel, it possibly would have been obvious. there's security cameras around here and plenty of people, and they would have had to have been lying in wait to see as she left, one would think. my guess is she would have gone on sunset boulevard immediately over here instead of hollywood boulevard, because that would already still have been closed for the premiere a few hours earlier. of course, it was about midnight, probably just after midnight when she left the w hotel. plenty of cars would have been around hollywood after midnight in this area. it's a very busy area, and actually it's not unusual for there to be violence here in this area. in fact, halloween night five people were shot within about a block and a half of wher

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he tweeted this message, it says behati and are are absolutely$w devastated and heartbroken by christina. our hearts go out to her family. you can also read the latest on the investigation into christina grimmie's death. >>> new this morning, police are investigating a deadly shooting at the scene of a car crash in philadelphia. nbc10 was on devereaux street last night where police found a driver shot in the head and slumped over the wheel of this nissan. a second person injured in the nissan is being treated at the hospital right now. police believe an argument may have led to that shooting. >>> police are also investigating a double shooting this time in south philadelphia. it happened last night at tasker and south 18th street. a second man is in critical condition. police have not made any arrests so far. >>> today, philadelphia will host its 28th annual pride parade and festival. it's the region's largest celebration of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender pride. the festival will feature food, music, and other live performances. >>> one of the biggest african-american festivals i

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w nicit was therapeutic for su. >> reporter: of course, it's always been there, the sky above the city. it just took a pandemic to see the stars. christina ruffini, washington. >> that is the overnight news for this tuesday. reporting from washington, i'm jeff pegues. .♪ ♪ saptioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, quarantine fatigue. as the death toll in the u.s. passes 55,000, 19 states loosen restrictions. the governor of california today vows to take action after pictures showing packed beaches. in chicago, outrage after a video shows a house party with hundreds inside. and what cell phone data reveals if americans are still staying home. ramping up testing. three months into the crisis, the president unveils what he's calling a blueprint for nationwide testing. and, why president trump is suggesting some schools open this academic year. c ere's the money? today, small businesses get the chance again to apply for help. the federal

, christina greer, cnn political commentator and former senior biden white house communications aide jamal simmons, and cnn senior political commentator, former special assistant to president george w bush. scott jennings, i'm christina, where i come from $400 million is a lot of money and i keep the last two days i've sat here this weekend. you get all these takes about oh, is it good for donald trump? is it bad for donald trump? >> it's a lot of money. >> you're just say with your calculator. >> so you have a mommy. i mean, does how does that do you think impact him? >> as a professor? i'm going to say 400 a lot of money as well. >> there are few things his supporters, it means nothing to them all it does is feed the narrative that donald trump is fed them, which is he's being attacked by the legal system by tish james, the new york attorney general, by joe biden, the entire democratic party. his supporters are unmoved. they are unbothered and anything that donald trump says they follow along now for the rest of the country, which probably i would say 50 to 60%, they're looking at this and think this is a lot of money. a does he have it? be really ever pay it back and see going i

. -- flint w first, christina marcus is joining us to talk about a proposal put forth by a couple ofkers to ban fundraising. who is putting this forward and why? >> this was rolled out by a congressman david jolly, a republican from florida, it is surprising because he is running for senate to replace marco rubio who is running for president. even though he is running in most -- one of the most expensive senate races in the country he wants to -- it to be the law of the land that lawmakers cannot personally solicit campaign contributions while in office. host: what is is getting at? we have heard members say before, i am retiring because i cannot keep up with the fundraising pressure because i feet -- that i feel in order to run for reelection. >>'s argument that the pressures of fundraising and the amount of time lawmakers have to spend dialing for dollars takes time away from legislative priorities. he argues that it would give billsore time to focus on in congress and not having to think about it so much and prioritize their reelection prospects over taking tough votes on issues.

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w watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm christina brown sdpmpt here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> nasa officials are monitoring a massive piece of space junk that is threatening to hit the international space station. as of last night, a debris, a piece of european rocket, was expected to pass within two miles of the orbiting outpost. astronauts probably won't have to dodge the junk or delay today's space walk. >>> rescuers in indonesia are digging through rubble. so far the quake has killed at least 46 peoplend damaged thousands of buildings. >>> convicted killer susan atkins will spend her last days in jail after being paroled in jail wednesday. she admitted to stabbing sharon tate 40 years ago and is battling terminal brain cancer and actually slept through much of her hearing in california. >>> lvi johnston, the father of sarah palin's grandchild, said at one point the former vice presidential candidate wanted to adopt his child to people would not know her then 17-year-old daughter was pregnant. johnston also

christina is in winentry. we are on 580. smooth drive. the rest of the east bay commute coming up. w>> as we look at the golden gate bridge, it is 4:52. we have a lot more ahead on today in the bay. marla is in the news room with a look ahead. >> good morning, scott. if you are looking for the best place to go on vacation, you won't have to go very far. we're going to tell you where that is. while we are on the subject of places to go, we go to napa this morning. we saw christina there live. we are going to show you how to blend your own wine and we'll introduce you to a guy who hosts a wine tasting like no other. do you hear that? it's a sample of it, huh? >> you may want to shut that off. oh, it's that guy. >> it's 5:00 somewhere. >> 4:52. >> close enough. >> either one counts. i'm pretty sure. we'll check in with mike and see if that's the case. hey, let's check in with mike. >> as long as you are not on the road driving, it's okay. we can set the clocks anytime we want to. a look at the maze now. traffic through the east bay. no issues as they wind to the bay bridge toll plaza. w

w to move on. jay gray, nbc news, tucson. >>> and you rember christina taylor green the 9-year-old killed in theshootings. she continues to insre even after her death. she and her familygreed to donate her organs and saved the life of a little girl i boston. >>> it iuch quietert american university this morning afr a westboro baptist church protesting sparked a spirited crowd on campus. the church said au is one of many college teaching students rebellion and gay tolerance. studen organized their own coter protest. hundreds of people joined the student group compare to a handful from west skbror. au students said they wanto spread message of unity and not hate. >>> black ice contributedo a head on crashhat killed two people along canal road in the district. the driver oa jaguar slid on a patch of ice yesterday morning. it smashed into a pkup truck. the j driver and passenger died. one community leader wantshe district to do more to prevent watefrom collecting on the street. >> the maintenance of the sewer drains has been horrible. for decades there's been water on canal road and it's getting worse. >> po

i'm christina macfarlane in for max foster here in london. just ahead -- w >> the justice department weighing in with its side of the story with the search at mar-a-lago. >>> basically they asked the justice department to punch him in the face and that is what they did. >> it is a bad public safety issue for all families. >> the governor and mayor pointing finishes about who is at fault, but a lot of residents want to know when will it get fixed. >> mikhail gorbachev is credited with bringing down the iron curtain and bringing together unity in europe. >> after 12 years under putin, gorbachev was in charge. he wasn't alone. >>> welcome, it is wednesday, august 31, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington and palm beach where donald trump's legal team has until tonight to respond to some explosive new allegations from the justice department. federal prosecutors claim government documents were likely concealed and removed from storage at mar-a-lago's resort as part of an effort to obstruct their investigation. the justice department was responding to

christina. >> samantha thank you. a look at what's coming up in sports. reporter: today and get stadium rodriguez w meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cable. now we can connect more devices, at the same time. hi grandma and grandpa! ha, look at that! [laughs] time warner cable even has an internet plan for us. get 50 meg internet for $39.99 per month >> carmelo anthony with an ankle energy -- it injury. after missing wednesday's game with a sprained ankle there's her earlier today he looked great. early in the game making the big move down low with the tenant plan. the knicks scored 63 first-half points to lead by as many as 14 and was all hawks in the second half. atlanta goes either way, mike scott finishing the break with a layup gave the hawks an 81-71 lead at the hawks make it dirty three-point turn around and beat the knicks 117-98 the most points than accept if enough this season. and that's nets hosting the wizards in washington getting the whammy

w. m c i'm getting vaccinated. elderly caretaker christina read requests uses online videos to encourage people to get vaccinated. due to fake news on social media many belgian care workers are refusing corona vaccines. can the fight against the virus be one online. focus on your. 60 minutes on d w. more than a 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction boom. christianity for the established itself. both religious and secular leaders or to display their power. a huge race began to. create the tallest biggest and the most beautiful structures to us is how massive churches are created. consciousness such as the drills starts april 12th on d w. the republican party absolutely has the nasty january 6th violence your party never used to be that forgiving of loses that they won and they played by the rules dividing one out of place to spare a thought for the republican party in the us donald trump lost the last presidential election but he refuses to go quietly or even a thought in fact he still claims against all the evidence the teeth of

christina, the interscholastic association said the w i aa gender eligibility rules follow washingtonhey are following the law. what do you say? >> they are wrong. we had women's sports for 50 years because we recognize there are real physical differences that make it unfair to force girls like madison and young women in seattle to compete against a biological mail. that is lost repeatedly to her male. this will continue unless we step up and restore fairness and a level playing field to women's sports. pete: your case is pending, the aclu has weighed in. what do you expect? that is for you, christina. >> we expect to ultimately prevail. the reason we have women's sports as a separate category as there are physical differences. the male in madison's case dominating the boys category for multiple years and came back and began to obliterate the girls category. we don't want to future where girls can no longer be on the podium, earn college scholarships and focus their talents. we are optimistic people prevail. pete: as an athlete who has faced competing against biological boys what is t

w. bush administration. richard, you just christina report that kushner added more than 70 holdings to his forms.that will be the complete picture or will there be more that comes out? >> i have no idea. i think he's getting good legal advice on his financial disclosure form. hopefully he's disclosing everything. he's troubling when he keeps changing his forms, at least on the security side with respect to the russians. so i don't know what's going on here. but i assume that it's all there and that it's true. the problem is, with his form, as well as president trump's form, we do not get information about what's going on at the corporate level in these entities that they own and control. the corporate entity listed on the form can go and borrow money, from the chinese, the russians, or anywhere around the world or at joint ventures around the world, and you're not going to get that information on the form. and most of the activity in these business empires, both trump and kushner, is going on at the corporate level. so yes, we know he's in the real estate business, but we don't know where he's bo

christina thank you. >> thank you.david: death toll w after volcanic eruption in emala sunday, 1. >92 people are still missingw column of smoke rose from the volcano. officials warn that time is running out on finding anyone else alive. melissa: another major concession to iran, details on this stocking report about the obama administration giving iran access to the u.s. banking system. largest state sponsor of terror, that is coming up. david: looking out for our nation's heroes, president trump's new mission to give our veterans more access to private care, mark lauder is next. >> they put everything on the line for us. and when they come home, we must do everything that we can possibly do for them. ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ i'm not really a, i thought wall street guy.ns. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, b jj can he you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can wal

w we see the t. shirt the warrior women that's the title of. the documentary and- your front and center- with- your daughter and the documentary iss by christina king and elizabeth catatholics all in theaters here in france- this week. this notion that as a child who were already. ostracized and forced- to move then led you to the nineteen sixties those. movements where- you felt t that you had. to say something and not only to say something but to act. yes it was a progression. learning along the way because you have to remember our ancestors didn't have a writtenen language so anything that was written over the- decades was written by others other than our people so. for a long time no one really knew our history. until basically the sixties and then- all over the country in the united states was a collector's cultural people so we had a chance to start learning. what really happened to our ancestors to our people and why we were in the state we are today you know- and why. do we still have reservations diminish the land based but we still have a land base in the united states that's important. right and that this- led to some actions i ment

w youth'r before. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm christina brown. and here are some of your top headlines this morning. search warpts in the case of michael jackson's death labeled the pop star an addict. they also show several state codes may have been broken, including excessive prescribing and prescribing to an addict. sources sajak son's doctor, conrad murray, gave him a powerful sedative the day he died. >> the house approved a $636 billion defense spending bill yesterday. they asked money for the f-22 jet program, they kept funding for several programs the administration did not want, prompting a possible white house veto. >>> thursday, witnesses say iranian police beat protesters and memorial for post-election violence in iran. making her an icon for the opposition. >>> and in central texas, nearly 80,000 people were evacuated from one time because of a fire at a chemical plant. the blaze was so fierce that a&m university's campus was closed. fortunately no serious injuries have been reported. >>> now here's an early look how wall street will

christina saidouth of sonoma county. an eas drive, we'll loo here to the south bay where w hav a crash still goingon. th is northbound 680. here is san jose and the south bay. as you leave and head up to milpitas northbound 0 as you approach montague expresay. a report of a crash. no injuries but dage, debri d a fuel leak. yoll find this slowing buto slowing shows up because tre is a light volume right now. mo of the commute igoing to start down the southbound side we'll watch thi as th morning develops and see how long this is go withing to take. toward the dumbarton and san mateo brids, move nicely, ttle more company t the peninsula t not a big de. easy drive for 101 through palo alto. northbound away from the camera their but not a problemor in visibility. that's great news. dumbarton and the san mateo brid. a liveook atoakland, a smooth flow northbound, flashing lights. yoll find a smooth drive into downwn. we talked abt the easy ild. u have no prlems. camera has a problem. the drive no issues. back to you. >> thank youery much, mike. 5:19 san francisco is looking to help the city's taxis comeat

so i think, i am cautiousl optimistic that on appeal, w will see a change in thi ruling >> and use each, some extent christina this decision. not a lot of people have com out in support of it republican officials, i' talking about, in congress because they know abortion has not has now become a energizin factor, a motivating factor fo democrats. and it seems like they are now running away from this issue >> right we now see republicans saying, well, let's just, women don' really care about that let's talk about other things. we have the economy and othe issues a woman's right to choos actually is an economic issue. if you're going to force a woman to come to terms for a child -- 18 plus years. so we can always work it into financial issue. i think we are definitel seeing republicans wanting t talk about anything other than abortion obviously gun control is another issue that they ar going to try to run away from. it is really important tha democrats just stay the course and make sure voters know that this is a party that is trying to take away basic rights. we have got many many decade -- the republican party

w valuable. atntion then turned to little year year christina green. cpr was under way. r condition, tony feared, was >> not good. >> reporter: refusing to give up, he distched two other paramedics to christins side who found themselves fighting thoughts of their own children back home. >> it makes you sorry for the families and it makes you realize what you have. >> reporter: within minutes, the victims were on their way to the trauma center. but for those paramedi, the day didn't e there. >> we were up three tis after miight that night on another ca. >> reporter: and amid all of that, his heart was back at at safeway parking lot not only with those they know they di help but alswith the familie of those who they could not. >> i want them to know we did everything in our power do what we could. >>eporter: gabrielle giffords' revery is testamento that. lee cowan, nbc news, tucson. >>> also this weekend in tucson, an organization called crossroads of the west is feeling some heat as they decid to hold a gun ow a week after the shootingst the safeway there. the show's orga

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christina bond, the lode wady w recorded this, said some of us would have gladly slain her on the spot. she didn't ask him that. but lee answered an earnest far away look if his eyes, quote, if general grant comes i shall welcome him into my home, show him all the courtesy that is due from one gentleman to another and dry everything in my power to make his stay agreeable, end of quote. grant did not come, but lee's example continued to penetrate harder confederate hearts. bond said we saw moreover his elegionience he swore when he laid down his arm and his whole soul was engaged in the work of reconstruction and he lost no opportunity to promote it socially. now, grant, of course, decides to run for president in 1867. he becomes a republican, which infuriates the south. one day, one of the members launched into a diatribe against grant. lee's face degree flush. sir, if you ever again to speak disrespectfully of general grant in my presence, either you or i will sever his connection with this university. what does lee remember about grant? [ inaudible ]. >> that's right. he remembers ap

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representatives in the fifth district of indiana, they are democrat christina hale and republican victoria sparks, this town hall is presented with t te help of wyi by indiana town hall, nonpartisan, nonprofit organization, please check out our website at indiana town halls.org. we begin with an opening statement from christina hale. >> jim, victoria it's good to be here with you tonight, indiana town hall, thank you for having this and thank you for everyone watching and listening, i'm christina hale, i'm running for congress because i believe we need problem solvers in washington and we need people who will reach across the aisle and get things done, that is what i did as a youngle single mom, i learned the hard way putting myself through purdue university and work in the job that i needed to to pay our bills and put my son to school as well. that's what i learned that the top executive as a global ecdedicated public health into children's issues, headquartered right here in our district, and the international, that's what i learned at the state legislator where every single bill i passed, i passed as a democrat with a republican partner help

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w the missouri, we'll actual have higher water in about the middle of march here. " since paddlefish prefer slower-- deep water-- those would be the places to target when snagging paddlefish. christina coming up at 6-- i'll show you the d- n-r's tagging process-- and what you are to do when catching a jaw tagged paddlefish--this season. reporting live in studio-- christina griajlvava abc 9 news jenna: a sioux city man is facing sexual abuse charges after police say he sexually used a young girl over the course of two years. jenna: according to court documents 68- year old evert scott has been charged with 2nd degree sexual abuse after sexually assulting a 9 year old who visited his home over the course of the last two years. this is scott's charged with a sex crime, he had been charged twice for sexualassualt t wisconsin back n the '90's. he has also been convicted twice of failing to register as a sex offender in woodbury county, back in 2006 and 2007. he's currently being held in the woodbury county jail on a $50,000 bond and is due back in court on march 7th. tim on cam there's news concerning two upcoming races right here in siouxland. iowa senator rick bertrand from sioux city

w strong. like it. >> 6:57. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. aook at the forecast. >> i love that. goodequest morning to you. mondays can be tough, the weather is on our side this morning. we don't have thick fog. temperatures are chilly, the rain moves in as we hd throughout tight. i waed to show you what we're talking about by 9:00 p.m. sonoma count' little activity. back tomorrow morning tracking the showers on the radar, we' continue t get rain as we head throughout wednesday, en the whole ing clears out by thursday. we could be talng half of an inch to an inch so looking good. les check your drive. >> we're looking at palo to 101, southbound side, a good m flow ofraffic. look at the map. the bay looks good. on the maps we zoom in and southbound out of san mat down toward ralston crash blocking the two left les still they have not cleared lanes. this is with the tie-up. use el mino. that's a gd one. gettg over to the freeway. 680, a series of elier crashes, and that's caung all of this backup for south 680 out 84 might see more folks but that makes it easierown to the south bay

w their numbers are growing. but it is a fragile recovery. using technology to monitor it will be key. ♪ >> two nasa -- astronauts made historyoday, completing the first all-female spacewalk. christinaoch a jessica meir rhonda mission to replace a failed power unit. it comes 35 years after because not became the first woman to walk in spac for more on this, i spoke with wey lawrence, nasa astronaut who logged hundreds of hours in space. i asked how she felt? >> i am envious because everyone would like to have the opportunity to go and do a spacewk. we all do spacewalk training but not everyone gets t spacewalk outside their craft. i am thrilled they were able to gout today, successfully accomplish their objectives. ind, more portly, compensating foan milestone. -- more a importantlyomplish a significant milestone. >> it has been 35 years the first woman conducted a spacewalk. why did it take so long? >> several factors. in the early days of spaceflight, women were not astronauts. there were only a couple of women selected asan rus cosmonautson it took nasa until 1978 to select women. we have been catching up. when you look at the last two classes of after not candidate selected, wom

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christina is live with more on our warning. >> reporter: we've seen ra lot of hump back whaelgs in the bay this afternoon. the agency wants anyone w on the water to keep a safe distance because you could be putting yourself or the whales in danger if you get too close. crowds are gathering to catch a glimpse of a spectacular sight. hump back whales breaching by the golden gate. >> they've been out here for the last week-and-a-half, two weeks maybe. >> reporter: this photo was taken by a tourist wednesday showing a boat striking a whale. it appeared the boat got too close in an attempt to take the perfect picture. >> that's just like you're hitting a human being. that's god's creation. this is their land. >> i was appalled. i was very upset. >> reporter: mary jane of the national maroon sanctuary, say they know of two incidents in the past ten days of small boats driving directly into hump back whales feeding near the golden gate. she calls it harassment of the animals which are endangered or protected. >> if you them and cause them to come up at another location they may be resurfacing in the path of an oncoming large ship. >> rep