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okay so we know that supply and costs are big factors here, asha and we have to have vehicles electric vehicles that people of all income levels can afford. yes. so i think there are a variety of solutions. part of it is just that is the technology becomes more mature prices will automatically fall but i think something else that we probably really want to think about is perhaps we're about to shift into a world where cars aren't all the same. so right now, you know, most people have a car or vehicle that can carry at least five people that can go 300 miles, etcetera, and we certainly are going to still have need for vehicles like that . but realistically, a lot of vehicles get driven 10 miles to work and 10 miles back, and it's also true that in california most families have more than one car and so i think that we may start to see more and more people wanting. maybe that second or third smaller vehicle which is going to have far fewer batteries needed, which makes it cheaper, quicker to charge and such. is it going to be more affordable as the state believes more affordable at some p

. >> asha, a lot of liberals are sharing franklin's piece. but it was bullish -- which didn't go anywhere. legally i'm reminded of that since deleted tweet the, goes i'd like to see all donny trump wiggle is way out of this jam. trump wiggles his weight of the jam easily. all well, nevertheless. what do you make of the kind of optimism of some that trump's gonna get indicted, that he is going to be held -- accountable. >> i think the mar-a-lago case is very unique and different from the kinds of shenanigans that trump has engaged in before. because it's quite straightforward and it's fairly simple. this is a stolen property case. he took records, classified records that were not his. he kept them in a place where he was not authorized to have them. and he lied about whether he had given it all back. this is something that people understand, people can understand the national security implications of it and is something that other people have been prosecuted for far less, quite frankly. and so i think it is a case that karlyn can sell to the p

100 in tween car bombings in the somali capital mogadishu, somali as president vows to defeat the asha bob militant group after 8 claims responsibility for the deadliest attack in 5 years. and in the boon display, go by and munich are back on top. thanks through a high scoring win against mine's all the goals and more coming up in sports. ah. a warm welcome to have viewers around the world. i'm michael local. south korea has declared a period of national mourning for the victims of a crowd surge during halloween celebrations in the capital. so the crush happened in a district of the south korean capital called it's a one. it's a popular night life ferry, and often attracts large numbers of visitors. the crush happened in a narrow alleyway. an investigation is now under way into what cause of the tragedy . a warning that this report includes distressing images. oh, it was a night of youthful revelry. that turned into a real life or a story. when a crush him a south korean capital soul, left over 150 dead around 800000 people, a thought to have flocked to the narrow alley ways of its hig

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asha, trump has time and time again admitted he took the documents.d earlier, he confessed on his platform. he confessed at a rally, over the weekend. have a listen. >> i had a small number of boxes in storage at mar-a-lago guarded by secret service, and my people and everybody, it's safe. there is no crime. it's not a crime. and they should give me immediately back everything that they've taken from me. because it's mine. >> asha, do you think any of his multiple lawyers ever tell him to stop confessing to crimes in public? >> i'm sure they do. and we've seen lawyers leave because he's a pretty bad client. but he is making these claims in the court of public opinion and they don't fly in the court of law. and i think with regard to this supreme court, it's quite technical and it's quite narrow. and if, at the relief he's seeking is not really clear how it's going to move the ball for him. except on this one point. if the supreme court does bite, what it would result in is that the government would have to turn over classified documents back to the sp

asha is live at capitol hill. what are you hearing?e putting politics aside and coming together to condemn this horrific attack. i note the capitol hill team is trying to track down wherehouse speaker nancy pelosi is at this hour. her office does not normally share her travel information because of security concerns but we do know she was in washington overnight and that she had an event here in washington over the weekend so we are trying to trying to figure out if she's already left to go to san francisco or is in san francisco currently but i get to that reaction pouring in from both sides republicans also condemning this attack. let's start with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. this is what he tweeted today. ted cruz also tweeting. and then sandra, i want to take a note of senator rand paul's tweet interesting condemning the attack saying:and adding:of course, this is about pelosi's daughter christine who said, quote, rand paul's neighbor was right in apparent reference to when the senator was assaulted by his neighbor two y

let's bring in congressional correspondent asha. this is raising questions as to whether or not lawmakers' families or family members of prominent lawmakers like the speaker of the house who is second in line to thepysi should get extra protection. >> that's a question i believe is going to be asked predominantly in the coming days and weeks here from different members of congress. it's a discussion that folks have been having for quite some time as we know we've been tracking with u.s. capitol police they've seen a huge spike in threats to lawmakers in the past several years everything from violent rhetoric to death threats made to members of congress. in fact axios i'm point out the staff from the first three months of this year alone capitol police have looked into some 1800 different accounts of threats made to members of congress. people of course have also been on edge since january 6th so it has been a topic of discussion here on the hill for quite some time. something you have made cleared to our audience and i want to point

. >> i'm joined now by former fbi special agent and yale law school lecturer, asha rangrapa.significance of that evidence? >> we already knew from cassidy's testimony -- and that trump himself said that they weren't there to hurt him. i think the shocking thing today is that they were made aware of these individuals and plans for january 6th up to ten days before and they did not act on it. and i find this just incredible. the secret service is -- their job is to protect the president of the united states but to also protect the public officials, and it's incredulous to me they didn't stop it, and i just think about, you know, for example -- and i would not try this at home, i'm just using an example. if you were to so much as tweet something like, i'm taking a gun to the white house, i guarantee you the secret service would be at your door or giving you a phone call in the next couple hours. to have this information, not act on it, tells me this was more more than an intelligence failure. it was a deliberate failure to act knowing that violence would occur, and i think that

those are they gonna zap a po battle such as millennium, such as asha mogley. look on the verge of just a cut needs new to her bill changed on if you don't get to my real program tomorrow with some annual presentable timing. gmc and jamante, pneumonia dodge, that means in us. so i was now almost diana. m. s has got each and we'll just me to hello actor, but she got in van child's from fossil cam. so for, for your bowden elbow gym on march, the 12th 1944, a gang of u. p. a militants, and an ss calisha division, a tank. the village of poly cro, v, inhabited by poles and ukrainians. all residents were forced into the street and arranged in order of nationality. after that the poles were shot with machine guns . 365 people died. a letter from you p. a leader. should kia bitch, the metropolitan shipped, litski, your eminence. we are doing well, the germans are happy with our work. ah, formation of the galicia division was backed by andre ship, teet sky, head of the greek catholic church, priest school. so join the nazi ranks. nobody good. you could reach the shanika

deal with asha key too often down. good. he had went out but you should see julia. chem yandy. i'm just sure who will you send out my town gore where out of the alley mobile are sure that dealt with which will ice yet seen the bushel says yet cctv last year at the assembly celebrating the parties. centenary, general circuitry. seating being stated that china has completed the building of a moderately prosperous society in all respects. has their society met the objectives said for it. what about its quality? the 19th party congress set out the 2 stages toward a modern socialist, the country. what steps will be decided on at the twenty's national congress to war to this goal? ginger, you go shall kasha. we're shown bonsai. i look, i want to cool. you cheat will either, gentlemen, will be up. here to the show. shall come jojo. soup, which we will, for there is a white yanking go mutual ransom. true thought. all father, joe, you cheer me, your sancho comma, to build a moderately prosperous society. was a strategic goal that the party set at the beginning of reform and opening up i

so from asha and 30 heads of the people to should be turned or, or country should be turned now to brussels, e and e. and this is what i expect to see in the next 4 years. the speeds that are social democrats and then the to that which had at the announcement of his victory was very good, was very healing for everybody who live here in boston and love this country. and there are still gods and was this country in the one still have to continue their life here? so there is a glimpse of hope not no such a vehicle, but still more glimpse of hope for, for the people in this country. seeing this members of the presidency everyday life will not be such a different but so we can see the the see our so that was sometime improvement. this is what the expect to see here. well, let's talk more then about this decision by the hi representative christian schmidt to make changes to, to the the way that the country is governed. and in a way that 11 side cannot act as a veto block on the other. and the point was made by a correspondent there in the report that these changes are being made by someone who ha

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original, agree to date that the 20th of october would be the day when the transition ends and an asha ed democratic rule. now, what has not been said largely is that he was pre pushed the date back for the democratic dispensation to october 2024. now for opposition party civil society, as well as general teddy and this was not a palatable decision. and they particularly mice on the capital city to void that and as a symbolic way of saying that they deserve the right to choose their own leader in their own governments. protestors took to the offices of the political party of the current leader of the transitional government to mister selah absorber. and upon setting their allied that's when really things intensified. chad is a very strategically important country for western countries, but particularly for france, it is a former colony, but ever since it got its independence in 1960, the country has not really enjoy did the fruits of what would be a democratic states. there's always been a sense that the country has been ruled almost by satellite from paris, the former foreign minister

shaw was triggered primarily, a by your office actions in ukraine, and something which is limited to asha. only a something that might and, ah, eva, the a conflict is resolved or if the conflict of is frozen or are other, we should ha, look at these caucasian as a, a strategic shift. something that will go beyond russia, something which will affect a western attitudes to china up to the global south and something that would last. busy of were at least a couple of years because a dependent on now grad at these cohesion, ah, the is tactical or strategic. or we might have found that a different project. it has saw all flaw the global or the development. ah, and are some said that in 2 years from now i may be in the united states, you will have another donald trump, i and that will be the into all the west. the unity ah, this would said that i, it's not about personalities. bud, the west is concerned, not only about russia, it is concerned about to their eyes of china. so these cohesion i is the, are to stay. so this is the discussions that we have for in moscow. unfortunately, it is more dif

winds and heavy rains battered the coast on saturday and most of the damage occurred along the town of asha pleasure. the victim was trapped in his car by rising sea water. it's not clear how many people may still be missing. the rock is amongst the world's largest oil produces, but that result isn't helping people on the ground for decades. many of suffered because of power outages on the hush has more from back down. this is a daily reminder to iraq. he is living in baghdad that countries among the world's richest in energy. what for this man and those living here? oh, got an outdated electricity infrastructure, make them angry, and a mix of corruption, mismanagement, and political crisis a making without a lot. ottawa and pepper. we have 4 hours of blackouts followed by 2 hours of service. but when the national electricity is on its like traffic lights, it goes on and off all the time. people he are suffering when these cables are failing to deliver power to their households. but when they do, they become dangerous to human lives, as they're left low hanging in residential areas. malika

attack claimed the lives of 100 people deadliest to hit somalia in his and that you had his group. asha bob has claimed responsibility ukrainian authority, say 12 grain ships have left ukrainian forts under a transit plan agreed for some vessels despite a russian blockade. moscow has pulled out of an early agreement to allow you bringing grain exports through the black sea. the united nations say is vital food shipments must keep flowing in india. more than 130 people were killed when a pedestrian bridge collapsed in the western states of gujarat. cctv footage captured the moment the supporting cable snapped sending people plunging into the much who river below. large crowds had gathered on the bridge to celebrate a religious festival. it had just reopened, after months of repairs as either swimming to safety after the collapse of the pedestrian bridge, others clinging to the cables and climbing up the remains of the bridge to escape the water. the accident happened in more b, a city in the western indian state of co gerad prime minister, nor andrew modi's home state. more than a 100 pe

the asha bob militant groups as 8 carried out the attack. police say the incident is now over and the gunmen have been killed. and president champagne has sealed a 3rd term as leader of the chinese communist party. she has strengthened his dominance by promoting loyalists and for the 1st time in a generation, there are no women at the top of the party. at syracuse update as our empire richardson in berlin. thanks so much for watching closely. ah, listen carefully. don't know, how do you live today? ah, feel good matches ah, discover the world around you. subscribe to the w documentary on youtube. oh, oh. oh oh oh oh, oh, emma lattice, a football martina, do with plenty of confidence with when i went to get to a level where people really thank god. wow. she's got talent. they had must go ha, they're molecule so it's m a lattice as last training session with fc hennick. she's the only girl in the clubs under 15 side and south america calling about initially i didn't think about that at all. i just played football. i'm, i'm good the, the older you get, the more you think about it, the sw

the original agree to date that the 20th of october would be the day when the transition ends and an asha, a democratic rule. now what has not been said largely is that that was pushed back by mohammed debbie. rather, he was pre pushed the date back for the democratic dispensation to october 2024. now for opposition parties, civil society as well as general teddy. and this was not a palatable decision. and the particularly my st yesterday on the capital city to void that and as a symbolic way of saying that they deserve the right to choose their own leader and their own governments. but i really think that what really stirred the pot was when the protestors took to the offices of the national union for democracy and renewal, which is the political party of the current leader of the transitional government to mister sel, ark absorber. and upon setting their allied, that's when really things intensified. but bliss, remember here, chaired still remains one of the poorest countries in the world. in fact, according to the u. n. is the 5th poorest country in the world, and there has not been an

for kat are 2022, we sit down with asha to hear what it means to be singing for her country. ah, how i we've got more very heavy showers pushing into our vietnam at the moment. dick one live a system just to the, to the philippines as well. that may well give cause for concern as we go on through the next couple days as i went to whether into where vietnam, central areas, 131 millimeters of brain, some rather wet weather to into or java, or recently written 31 millimeters of rain coming in here are more the same as it go on through where thursday good scattering a showers for indonesia, malaysia, pushing up towards the philippines, some heavy shower still drill, then on that to ne monsoon. now, finding some way, whether they're into southern parts of indo charter, there's that developing feature just to close to the philippines and it may well develop into a tropical storm over the next few days. either way, bring you some very heavy rain in too much of the philippines as we go on towards the weekend to set. we want to watch out for light to see some flooding. now flooding co

asha la, break it down for us in this report. on the night of october $22020.00. my june police brutally gone down. young protestors who had come together to form one of the biggest youth movement in the country's history. just hours before the killings, thousands had gathered to peacefully demonstrate it, gave rise in cases of police brutality. i know that their protests were largely peaceful because i was their report. but that evening, the protest songs illegals would turn into christ for health and the same place where people called for their rights to be upheld would be the same place. they were killed. it all started on a 3rd of october, policemen from the special anti world we scored you need better known as sars, allegedly killed a young man in southern delta state and took away his scar as a video of the deadly assault online. hundreds of young people took the social media event and share their own soft experiences, all of which were bad. saw initially form in 1992 to tackle armed robbery in the country. well, the units grew into in notorious for the popu

the former president left his lewis and asha lula da silva, took 48 percent of the vote, while the incoming president, right wing populace, they're both narrow, received an unexpectedly strong, 43 percent. the tight race means voters face a tense run off. rallying for 2 very different kinds of brazil. 6 the mood is festive despite an unexpectedly tight race. many hope a change in leadership will bring about an end to economic hardship. oh kelvin as you, why am i celebrating here? because jesse is experiencing difficult times before. yes, we have had a government that hasn't left the people that isn't careful at the peep, supporters of left wing candidate and former president lula hope he will make good on a campaign promise to address socio economic inequalities, as well as stim and alarming increase in deforestation was it okay quote, you know, that the economy is not good, that your quality of life isn't good, that the job market isn't good so that the health system isn't good. we want to make our country better. again, luther is remembered by some for the economic prosperity during his p

be wondering what led to the shipping and how things escalate had so quickly did our be a report. asha la la wall breakdown for us in this report from the night over to with 22020 niger and police brutally gone down. young protesters. what come together to form one of the biggest youth movements in the country's history? just hours before the killings, thousands had got it to peacefully demonstrate it, gave rise in cases of police brutality. i know that the protests were largely peaceful because i was there reporting. but that evening, the protest songs in lagos would turn into cries for help. and the same place where people called for their rights to be upheld would be the same place. they were killed. it all started on a 3rd of october. policemen from the special anti robbery squad unit, better known as sars, allegedly killed a young man in southern delta state and took away his scar. as the video of the deadly assault leaked online, hundreds of young people took the social media event and share their own sause experiences. all of which were bad. saws was initially form in 1992 to ta

first, they are trying to make the cost of war or asha. and the 2nd, i think that this is how they are trying to provoke russia or use weapons of mass destruction. if you are a current, constantly exposed to deliveries action and if you are a critical infrastructure, objects are constantly being attacked, then you must respond at a c locally less than logic is that the reciprocal response may be the use of weapons of mass destruction. why it is important to them because they are not winning this war. the west is not capable of influencing or not vest an actors who are inside. i think they are assessment the data approach is that the use of weapons of mass destruction would be a good opportunity for a great condemnation of rushing the non western part of the world. and because of that, they are trying to shape. i knew that the g i, why do you think ukraine changed his position on the crimean bridge incident for one moment it was celebrating and taking pride in the explosion. amazed and then the next minute it was blaming russia. well, for t

supervisor asha's posted this picture on twitter, showing the door to his home, kicked in a stove, microwave and vent were all taken by thieves earlier this morning and the crocker amazon need er hood and he says, thankfully, no one is living inside of the home at the time because it's being renovated, so nobody was hurt. but he calls it another example of a brazen crime in the city. saying that is this hammers home? is that there is definitely an organized element. as i said, you can't get into someone's home. take a stove. take a hood. these are these are heavy items. these are items that require more than one person. um the targeted their specific the same thing that's happening and all over the city of san francisco. the city needs to do better when it comes to addressing crime by investing in resources and law enforcement. at 11. a woman was sentenced today to seven years in prison for distributing fentanyl inside santa rita jail 38 year old cameron patricia read entered a plea deal in the case. prosecutors say she provided the drug to two of her fellow inmates in may of 2021 lee anders

that's what the plan was and you'd use monitor or whatever and talk about asha burns and i -- dasha burnsweeted about this last night in realtime. she told us what to expect and she was lambasted by other journalists in what i call the truth restrictive critics. i moan, those who are a-- mean, those allergic to the truth and we know the media are not covering this honest and she that's why we need to see the debate. they wouldn't let us have the facts as they were presented by a reporter. whwe have to judge for ourselves and i want to mention this, fetterman's campaign right after the debate put out information that over oz's abortion comments, they drew in a million in de-nations and there's -- donations and there's people out there that made up their minds a long time ago and this wasn't going to matter. political play book had an article suggesting this as well and there's so many people that haven't voted and it's early voting but a lot of people will make up their minds after what they saw last night. the republicans put in $6 million, that's according to them yesterday to support oz

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independently verify the allegations, running a, now cnn political commentator -- cnn analyst and asha also with us, sarah palmieri, senior political correspondent at putt. good evening. there, i will talk with you because it goes on, when he is asked about what -- i mean on the democrats. the democrats want him to see, but these are people in your family. this is not a political, this is your son. he doesn't really answer, that he just as i love my son, but he doesn't answer that, his son is a very conservative. it is not a democrat. and his members of his family and not exactly democrats who are saying that he is lying about this. so cnn reached out to him and he put out a statement saying that he is not backing down. but there are calls for a more trumpian response to this, is he capable of pulling that off? -- ,. ,,. . . . . ? . . ,, two the he but a we found the fact that a son, who is a liberal, who does not believe. >> sounds to the right of him? >> his son is making sure that is canceled. this is a kind of the facts of the political reason, he just feels it's more reason. i thi

of the hearings that some folks had been advised not to talk to the committee or had been advised ashaare with me or the president. we want to check in. the people ound the president or the president himself are making those phone calls, that can lead to obstruction charges. host: one big question has been -- what could attorney general merrick garland do aftethese hearings? he says he is watching. federal prosecutors are watching. does this decision to subpoena the former president change the calculations? >> if he testifies there is a lot of jeopardy he could be in. he could run himself into lying under oath. his lawyers will tell him don't go and if you do assert executive privilege. if he decides to go, he is likely to try to put on a defense to put himself out there in front of the american people saying, i was not wrong and the election was stolen. we will see how it plays out. it is not obvious to me that he will not testify. host: are we likely to hear from the former president? >> he has been saying all along, i have not had a chance to give my side of the story. i agree that

the genius of asha. he >> apparently i'm never gonna use the word unless it's mid approved by you and that's fine with me. >> and this is about us. but we'll be talking much more about all this. thanks so much, have a great night. >> bye bye guys, great to see you. >> this all shows about being a genius now. >> and we have great panelist. and laura coats the genius arbiter and this is cnn tonight and we are here with our piles from across the political spectrum, and with the midterm just, what, 22 days away. can we believe that. early voting has already begun in some places. it is now debate night across america. and no, things are getting pretty heated. >> so both of the highlights, possibly the light. from the debate in georgia, ohio, and utah. >> where the senate for our constitution. when the parents were at the gate. >> i think i disagree with everything my putter to said. including the words but, and, and the. it was an information free, truth free statement. that is something of a record. >> jt yo

i saw a claims responsibility for an attack on asha shrine in iran, which killed at least 15 people. and i mandy richardson with all your world cup news. we'll look at the security matches being taken to ensure the tournament is a safe one. ah, let's begin with that historic deal being signed between lebanon and israel, resolving a decades old border dispute agreement enables oil and gas exploration opportunities in the mediterranean sea. its being signed in separate rooms at the un base in the 70s for the town of north cora as israel and 11, and it's still technically at war. the energy company that operates is run scottish offshore gas field says already begun operations. this the, me, the local you, this is a political shipment. you saw every day that an enemy recognizes the state of israel in a written degree, little, you know, in front of the entire international community. so every day that the united states a phone stand behind us and provide security and economic guarantees to the agreement, discussions have been taking place since 2020, over the years, various border lines h

new attended san francisco supervisor heather holmes broken into and appliances stolen supervisor asha sapphire. he posted this picture on twitter showing the door to his home kicked in, he said a stove microwave and vent were all taken by thieves earlier this morning in the crocker amazon neighborhood, and he says, thankfully, no one is living inside that home right now because it's being renovated, so nobody was hurt, but he calls it another example of a brazen crime in the city. everyday san franciscans are experiencing the same level of crime, so i think it's always shocking when it's your own home. but to see the brazen nature of this this has been happening for the last couple of years. in that regard. it isn't shocking. do you believe this may be the work of organized criminals since he says one person can't move a stove by themselves, he says. the city needs to do better when it comes to addressing crime by investing in resources and law enforcement, he said. police did respond quickly and they are investigating. out of the break alarming new developments in the case of a suspe

due to a strike for better pay with asha butler has more from paris to more than 3 weeks of strike. so most of frances refineries sign look, breakthrough french company, total and algae and to trade unions agree to a 7 percent pay rise. and one off bonus for workers is jablonka 2 and one that i think that every one contributed if we listened to every one and this allowed us to achieve something more wonderful nodes, we support this agreement. it's the result of a decent compromise. and it's a good deal compared to marshals, but the main union behind the strike, the c g t has rejected the offer. it's demanding a 10 percent pay rise to help work as cope with inflation and says, staff should be given a share of the high profits that oil companies have made because of the energy crisis. some people are gorging themselves, totals, management, refusing to share the wealth that their employees have created. the strikes affected feel supplies across the country. one 3rd of petrol stations in france are either close or sort a few people here, a queuing for one of the only agile pamphlets act

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representing dave watson, husband and wife legal team, michael story and rich asha ray.s was the most monstrous undertaking that we've ever had in our careers together. >> according to the defense, there were any number of reasons why linda, marilyn, and renee died. reasons that had nothing to do with dave watson. >> as much as the state says, they want some dave watson. you're going to see it going in another avenue. of people, and circumstance. >> other avenues? such a suicide. whether linda's. >> with the drinking, the ex-boyfriend testifying against her, losing her job. >> or even rene's. the defense said that maryland's friend had once discuss suicide. and they suggested that she may have chosen an unusual method. >> we all know that insurance won't pay if you commit suicide. >> is your theory, or at least you're willing to consider that rene, a friend, has somehow commissioned her own murder? >> that was something that we had thrown out in theory. >> what movie or you? see >> there is some crazy people out there. >> then there was this idea that maybe linda's ex bo