one of the problems we have in austin's case is that you cannot see austin. we can see evan occasionally. and we know his zip code. here is an important ingredient to how people think, feel and are mobilized about this case that is withheld. the question i get from citizens all the time and think you all for not asking mrs. tice this question, how do you know he is alive? this is syria drop in at the front door a proxy answer to that question and it is withheld from the bloodstream of the conversation. and it is withheld from debra's heart. and it is something we only know because we know it through journalism. when we are looking at the problem of what are the special issues related to journalists being held hostage, i would say this is one of them. that for whatever reason, the decisions made by the government on which information to share, is ratcheted up when the family or the company is one of journalism rather than something else. and getting past that is something we have to explore. recognizing that it is a problem is step one. we asked many people in

. >> it was the afternoon of november 15th, austin, texas.four pm, there is something ominous in the air. the smell of it, the familiar feel of it against the skin, a storm coming. something big. >> they did tell us on the news if you don't have to go out tonight don't. >> in the sky overhead turned dark by midnight in the afternoon. >> when it gets like that, it is pitch blackout. you have the fear of tornadoes. >> sure enough said the announcers on tv, twisters had been spotted headed to parts of the city, including the northwest. >> diane lived in the northwest. i said hey girl, they said there was a tornado heading in your direction. she said my direction. she is like i don't know what to do. i have never been in a tornado. >> she must have been freaked out. >> very freaked out. >> the ferocious rain and hellish win and funnel clouds dipped and swirled around the city. the next morning, a friday, it was all over. friends checked on friends but nobody could reach diane, the freaked out one. diane worked from home. worked for ibm. the frida

austin: i don't know.t my goal, and what i think we can pull loss and what we should try is to stay on a path where we get inflation down and you do not have a major recession. there's a lot of people that if you have in your mind this stable relationship trade-off between unemployment and inflation, the golden path is possible. but if you believe that the data half is not backing that up. we have inflation down a fair amount without increasing the unemployment rate. the job market does need to get into balance. we have been in spots where it has been out of balance, so hot that it has not been stable. but we are doing that over these past couple months. you see the quit rates, the vacancy rate, relative to how many unemployed there are and you ceva jobs numbers pulling into balance. david: walk that line. thank you so much. this is the president of the chicago fed. back to you. guy: thanks to johnny cash, sorry, austin goolsbee . thank you david westin. very much enjoyed that. some analysis of what is hap

your thoughts on that withdrawal and this move to hold -- to find some accountability with lloyd austinbe accountability. look, in my 308 years around -- 30 years around t military i ner witnessed a secretary of defense putting politics over the national security than secretary austin and he along with his administration have destroyed parts of the military history, culture, troop morale and destroyed our readiness around the world and secretary austin's role in the surrender of afghanistan was the complete dereliction of his duties so he should be held accountable. we abandoned americans and left war time allies behind and put troops in danger so he bears responsibility for the unnecessary death of the 13 service members, those wounded and in addition to 200 civilian lives at the gate that day and as part of the endless list of decisions that he put political agendas over our national security while in office as secretary of defense and he should be held accountable. i applaud congressman mills for doing this, he's an example of the new, fresh congressmen who came in to do the right th

austin is now ranked 15th for most homicides in the united states.e last six years. joining us right now with reaction is the president of the austin police association thomas we real. thomas, goal to you,. >> good morning. how are you? there all got started in your town in as you stun citizen in 2017. what happened? >> back december 2017 we had a city council vote down a police contract for the first time in the history of negotiating contracts. and, you know, we pushed forward in 2018, tried to get back under contract. our city decided to go through what they called reimagining police oversight we got back under contract and 2020 summer happened. huge defunding movement. the riots post george floyd. i had over 20 officers indicted for doing their jobs during those riots. we just continued to have a city council that shows police officers that that it doesn't care about them. >> steve: reimagine the police department. nobody imagined that crime would go through the roof. rewe have got some graphics. auto theft up 77%. why bother owning a car. murder

to an apartment complex in southwest austin to carry on an affair with a former capital staffer. relationship and the depth of the relationship between ken paxton and that investor, nate paul. >> yeah, i mean, it doesn't it's not illegal to have an affair, it might be unseemly, but it's not illegal. the indicted investor, right? >> he was indicted earlier this year on a number of fraud charges in u.s. federal court. >> interestingly, ken paxton's wife is in the state senate so she'll have a vote on whether or not to oust remove this lieutenant governor from office? >> this is a real test of where the texas gop lies. whether or not enough texas republican senator are going to join hands and vote to oust ken paxton. keep in mind that procedurally to get to this point the impeachment articles went through the texas house, and were, frankly, overwhelmingly approved by both sides of the aisle. a number of republicans supported the move to push this case forward to the senate, but, again, the standard now is whether or not the senate will vote to not only potentially remove ken paxton

pete: yeah, lloyd austin says no regrets. and joe biden at the time called it a success.l: can you imagine being a mom of one of these soldiers and hearing that? pete: then getting your soldier marines cell phone back but there's no sim card so you can't have any of the photos and last photos they took in afghanistan. rachel: why? pete: the dod does that and keep information close to the vest to protect the institution. talk to gold star families that love this country and love the service of their -- of those that gave their life but almost can never get straight answers from the dod. if there was a mistake made, it's coverup time. happens all the time. let's hope kernel walz can get to the -- colonel walz can get to the bottom. we should have him on the program more. rachel: good for him. will: speaking of coverup. look at cover of new york post where it's got a picture of viktor shokin and the ukrainian prosecutor that was fired at the behest of joe biden and said on one nation with brian kilmeade and the channel and here is viktor shokin in his own words and more of w

host: that was defense secretary austin about two years ago in front of the senate. james, a lot of their to unpack. your initial thoughts. guest: the first thing i will note is that secretary austin talks about we could not stay past the 31st and because the taliban were going to be attacking us. that is a whole other issue to talk about but one thing i want to point out is that as of august 24, one week prior, admiral who was in charge of the forces in afghanistan, who was in charge of all of our operations in afghanistan, determined that we would impossible to evacuate and rescue every american citizen by the 31st. and that determination was relayed to the white house and yet at the same time the white house continued to tell the american people that we could get every american out by the 31st. jake sullivan said that on the 24th. jim psaki lectured reporters telling them that it was responsible to suggest americans would be stranded when as we point out, with the documents to show for it, they knew this was not a visible think. that is the first think i would lik

willie and austin got together in new york ahead of this year's oscars for a "sunday sitdown." >>> austin golden globe and was nominatated for a an academ award for his tuturn as thee ki of rock 'n' roll. ♪ we're lost in a cloud with too much rain ♪ >> i always had these dreams, and there were many moments in my life whwhere it didn't feel like it was possible, you knkno. i just f feel very h humble and grateful. ♪ one for the money two for the show three to get ready ♪ >>>> with the e look, the e void even a little of that swagger, butler had elvis on his mind long before the director called. you sing along to "blue christmas" or something? >> "blue christmas." we have a similar timber of voice. i got a call about the movie. that was one of those moments where the hair stands up on your arms and you think, okay, the stars are aligning a little too clearly right now. let's justst throw allll our ch on the t table and g give it everything that i have. ♪ you ain't nothing but a hound dog ♪ >> the film, which was nominated for eight oscars, reveals the man behind the showman, an often tortur

i've seen austin's models and they really interest me that so i signed my son up so he can meet them to get you. so call me. so i see if you started giving workshops early this year, the children pay attention to him on his models havent only inspired the love of building the workshops. also make them more aware of the environment even though the only building models of cheese on solar panels. they are learning more about the environmental protection on a send, a more hoops to inspire even more people. i dream of sharing my passion with the whole world and seeing one of my models being built in full scale. even if his dream is into reality. yet our send don't move is tanisha continues to fall, cheese or ha. he's already created his green district. if only in model for well impressed they've, i'm sure all will they say more of that young man in future. people ever way off taking ways with terry is an upside claim. them into something new, like an office need to keep who mix portraits out of stuff that others have tossed out for portraits are put together from plastic bottles, caps, co

tell us what happened and how lloyd austin blewitt. >> thank you for having me back on.e secretary of defense for any actions that take place within the department if defense pre-he tried to claim there was no cannibal intel that would've led or prevented to the incident to occur. i the privilege of going in to a secure area and actually reading the intel documents until a very different story. the bottom line it was only credible until, then you have the 22 diplomats and was also available to this administration. when you look at his inability for the agreement and his inability to protect the commanders, the officers and the soldiers abroad when it came to the afghan withdrawal, the very clear dear election of duty and i asked the country of austin very clearly can you be removed for jury relation of duty, and he said yes, i explained and that would be removal by the officer what my hearings and he said yes, woody did not realize that talking about him not about another commander so at that point i looked at the hearing and the investigation and the individual document

joining me now, luminar ceo austin russell. austin, welcome back.round. what drove it, and what does the current quarter look like? >> yeah. well, you know, it's funny, i think sometimes people are surprised when, oh, we actually were able to beat this out just as this past quarter we were able to beat all of our metrics, business guidance, but it's really driven by the customers and partners that we have signed up for long-term agreements with. we're generally talking as long as a decade, you know, when it comes to different automaker programs and vehicle models, etc. so with that we're excited to be able to continue to make that happen, you know, we've had great progress so far this quarter with nissan showing off the latest of our technology, mobileye launched a new program, poll star available at luminar if dozens of other, you know, programs making progress with us. liz: but last time you were here you had the big announcement about mercedes. how's that going? because that, to me, is a real game-changer possibility. >> yeah, we're crushing it.

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meantime by >> austin policedepartment posts retiring.tirement as the chief of the austin police department. with a heavy heart i come to this decision after a lot of thought. it's been an honor to serve this department and wonderful community. i know i'm leaving you in good hands. let's talk about the crime that has jumped under his watch. austin's major crime increases auto theft, 77% higher. murder 30% higher. aggravated assault 18% higher. the department, remember, cut the budget, the budget was cut by wanted to $50 million in 2020. that whole defunding the police thing? that's really working out for places like austin. >> absolutely and the police union was on "fox & friends" and says it's the city council. they continue to show they do not care about police which means that crime is going to be on the rise. thank you for joining us. >> it doesn't matter what your name is, republican candidates are getting mostly negative coverage from the major media networks ahead of tomorrow night's debate. tomi lahren on deck to respond to that.

katy austin, bbc news.o lift the cost of its ad—free streaming service in the us in the autumn. it will also launch disney+ with ads in the uk, europe and canada in november. the firm is struggling with a drop in revenue from tv ad sales, and lacklustre performance at the box office for its big movie releases. that is it from me, you up—to—date with all your business headlines. this meeting in july this meeting injuly was supposed to be an opportunity for birmingham city council to tell residents about their plans for a £2 billion regeneration of their area, ladywood. but it descended into farce as hundreds were locked outside. the residents feel left in the dark about the plans especially the dark about the plans especially the fact that the council has sanctioned the use of compulsory purchase orders, giving them powers to force people out. i purchase orders, giving them powers to force people out.— to force people out. i want something _ to force people out. i want something for _ to force people out. i

that is how secretary of defense lloyd austin is describing the impact on u.s. confirmations in a new memo. austin described the extraordinary step the department could take such as assigning lower level officers to lead critical organizations in an acting capacity amid the continuing hold. cnn's orren lieberman is following this from the pentagon. what other steps is the defense secretary outlining for you? >> reporter: lloyd austin called the holes unprecedented in a memo outlining how d.o.d. would handle this situation. another step they would have to take. three and four star generals and admirals would of to remain in their positions but may also be called upon to do the next job above them in line at the same time as the military figures out how to handle this. this is what austin said about the effect it is having on the senior officers but cascading down through the military. >> the failure to confirm our superbly qualified leaders undermines our military readiness. it undermines our retention of some of our very best officers, and it is upending the liv

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a play for austin hayes for a back door first in his life, but austin hayes with an incredible catchft center field. >> that was the orioles austin hayes making a down right spectacular catch in the outfield for a two run lead over the toronto blue jays in the bottom of the ninth. great play at an important time. they hang onto beat the blue jays 4-2 and tampa beat the new york yankees last night in the bronx. the boston red sox starting to slump a little bit. they could not make up any ground. they lost to the seattle mariners. to atlanta now. los angeles angels superstar shohei ohtani had his would-be taken away. look at that. he leaps at the wall to rob a potential two run homer and great catch. but a trio of angels solo shots over the game lifted the halos to a 4-1 win over the leading braves. >>> meanwhile the new york mets continue to deal ahead of tonight's trade deadline. they sent outfielder mark canha to the milwaukee brewers in exchange for a pitching prospect. others could be on the move including the reigning cy young award winner justin verlander. they're trying to trad

then austin reaves for years. fans will remember him from the playoffs. ahead on the break, euro steps to the hoop and one 6 americans scored in double figures including cam johnson who goes baseline throws down the slam usa wins convincingly 108, to 86. they moved to for it all starts counting in a week. that's when the real tournament begins. a kind of fun to see steve kerr warriors training camp really not too far away, which is crazy because we haven't even finished football training camp but happening? >> yeah, a lot happening and a lot of people excited about that, too. and we've got the raiders here, especially we have our raiders pre-game. yeah. kron saturday at 01:00pm. all right. can remind to see is going to be be sports cast. so awesome to me. all right. well, we want go raiders. all right. in southern california, nace a bus carrying 40 asylum seekers from texas, including 12 children has arrived in los angeles. many coming from venezuela, colombia, el salvador, guatemala and honduras. almost all of them have relatives loved ones or sponsors i

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secretary austin testified to congress, extending beyond would greatly have imperiled our people and mission. staying longer than we did would have made it even more dangerous for our people and would not have significantly changed the number of evacuees to get out. it was a series of decisions made and executed. but we are here today to honor you, to learn from you, from your service, your sacrifice and your grievous losses, so that we in congress will only do better, in the future, for those who serve us. may god protect and continue to watch over you, your families and all the troops of the u.s., and with that, i healed. >> thank you for being here today to make this a bipartisan event, as it should be. i just want to thank you for being here. with that, i would like to recognize the chair of the oversight and accountability subcommittee. a veteran himself sacrificed greatly and lost limbs. >> thank you, chairman. it is a debt that cannot be repaid. literally, nothing. nothing can repay it. their names have been said. i will say their names again, because it is the only way that o

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here's our transport correspondent, katy austin. of the busiest days of the summer for flights descended one of the busiest days of the summerforflights descended into summer for flights descended into chaos summerforflights descended into chaos for thousands of passengers, many on their way back from holidays. many on their way back from holida s. , ., , ., many on their way back from holidays-_ many on their way back from holida s. , ., , ., , holidays. due to fly at 11am this mornin: , holidays. due to fly at 11am this morning. it's — holidays. due to fly at 11am this morning, it's now— holidays. due to fly at 11am this morning, it's now for _ holidays. due to fly at 11am this morning, it's now for pm - holidays. due to fly at 11am this morning, it's now for pm and i holidays. due to fly at 11am this - morning, it's now for pm and we've just been told that our flight has been cancelled. i just been told that our flight has been cancelled.— just been told that our flight has been cancelled. i don't think there are any flights _ be

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but it will prosecute the austin president obama positive for high treason and deals with the government over need your house to date. got the necessary evidence to prosecute before the competent national and international or doherty's, the ousted president, and his local and forwarding accomplices for high treason. and undermining the internal and external secuity, albany cher, pulling his exchanges with the representatives of 4 and heads of state and heads of international organizations. the head of a group of nigerian scholars is told down to 0 that the community the english has agreed to direct talks with regional blog. echo was the religious group was in the capital. now i'm a to meet the ministry council. those tools are expected to take place within days . in hawaii, at least $93.00 people have now died in a wildfire in the island of maui, but with more than a 1000 people still missing their off is the death toll could rise significantly. teams are using rescue dogs, they assess the damage in laina town. the dogs are trying to sniff through revel to human release. auditing as far

shawn steel, stephen clifford lee, harrison william prescott boyd, sidney catherine powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hansen also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeering activity. overt acts are not necessarily crime under georgia law in isolation, but are alleged to be acts taken in furtherance of the conspiracy. many occurred in georgia

shawn steel, stephen clifford lee, harrison william prescott boyd, sidney catherine powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hansen also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeering activity. overt acts are not necessarily crime under georgia law in isolation, but are alleged to be acts taken in furtherance of the conspiracy. many occurred in georgia

shawn steel, stephen clifford lee, harrison william prescott boyd, sidney catherine powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hansen also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeering activity. overt acts are not necessarily crime under georgia law in isolation, but are alleged to be acts taken in furtherance of the conspiracy. many occurred in georgia

neighbor of nigeria between the west african regional block eco was and military officers involved in austin the president last week on winding up the block once and reinstated, and is considering sending in troops as of last result. the group has impose sanctions, including travel, bad and located the by that administration says it's committed to the restoration of the democratically elected government. konita abdur rahman johnny says he want about to pressure so i, you sound like you're dealing with regards to eco boss and the west african economic and monetary union is with amazement that these areas have learned of the legal, unjust, and inhumane sanctions imposed on them. but they are above all, unprecedented, for the 1st time in the history of a community organization, the member countries decided to pronounce such severe sanctions against another member country these year without any consultation and without going through dialogue or intermediate measures. meanwhile, one of the officers behind the crew has been maintained, members of molly's military government and bama code, to incre

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using the technical underpinnings of in austin. they develop the bulk c body variance of the theme to london. can the us explore, introduced to 1958, was the company's most popular model, m one o and successors had been based on the spot. the 2008 emission regulations for central london sounded the death knell for the cults. diesel powered taxi? a. l. e. d c reacted fast with a completely new e d production line supported by chinese car and baker, dealing project manager lloyd bones and ended steam developed in electric london taxi. bringing the venerable british icon in the future. we continue to invest in the taxi product to make it the best taxi in the world and the world's only purposely design taxi. it's not a vehicle that is converted from a van or from a call or from a mini boss. it's the only vehicle in the world that is designed with a clean sheet of paper to meet the requirements of being a taxi, the london conditions of fitness of some of the most stringent taxi regulations in the world. and the new electric model, cx tr

a london cabbie austin doubles as a tour, guide the the amory out in front of you. where the admiralty used to play fast, like some of the buildings and the left side of it. it's a huge hotel. the button loved the golf. absolutely love it. you go to what play just say for the child is taking pictures or to tell him something. so i'm here so that i can learn i'm and i'm a little low to lift it up. oh got random died there are currently 6500 ts models from l e. d. c. on the road in london. and almost half of all london cabs are now electric. the battery capacity is enough for a 130 kilometers or the equivalent of 8 hours of stop and go traffic loading the battery to 80 percent out of fast charger takes half an hour. but being forced to take those breaks doesn't bother peter powell a little when clean the cab. you know, so i deal with given me what the written, very, very heavy from the di, my 1st shot in the driving seat of one of these. the very 1st guy i knew i was going to bar one of i quite a few checks is on the 27 users. you know, even though this is a very up t

i stand by my articles of impeachment that i put forward against secretary lloyd austin. i do find that whether he found there was credible until or not, whether or not could have been prevented, we all know it could have. i've seen the intel reports, how detailed they were up to the day. how they were planning the attack. they were readying the attack, entering the city, the attack is eminent. i looked at secretary blinken who actually receive something -- the woman who was responsible had 16 years plus of time where she had been reviewing these cables. i knew that ambassador waggoner put her on the spot because she knows about these. when we asked her mother not there has been cables that have had 23 diplomats signed it she said never in her career had she seen that. this was political strategies, the reason we have 13 old sir families among us and i want her to be here. have not been in congress long. where the things i've pledges that i would get accountability, answers and transparency. i think those dissent cables, those reports should be declassified for the famili

they're taking punch in a workshop run by 17 year old austin. don't everything case weight from trash. the children will learn how to design and build their own models, sitting out of waste up to the cost is on my kitchen. we're building a model of the city of tomorrow, with the trees and renewable energy to come back global warming for month too much . and it all started with an early passion for building arson was unhappy to traditional school. so his parents sent him to a technical school in state long scenario. he started to develop ideas there, do do drawings and he built little things out of stuff like cardboard. gradually he got to the level he's out today and he had a talent as a mother. i wanted to encourage him to develop it. he's now gaining the following on line to use most of these models that we bought, some he sells the stadium most quickly, snapped up the promotion. i didn't just buy it for myself. i also bought it so that i could advertise for him. if someone wants something built and they see this model and ask who built it, i'

port of a desa and ukraine. fires broke out at a supermarket and a dormitory from debris of miss austin, drones that ukraine instead of shut down a desk that has come under regular attack since rush i pulled out of the you and broke, and blacks the green deal. and ukraine says it's making progress and recapturing the city of back move to the deputy defense minister said teams troops. we took around 3 square kilometers. you're finding armies, but attempting to read tank back, move since russia, calculus and mates. after months of intense fighting on russia, it says it's ministry, hardware and weapons are showing their effectiveness and ukraine defense minister. so again, showing you made the statement of the opening of the annual army expos saying that the west and weaponry by contrast, was far from perfect president. vladimir putin says he hopes for strong imagery, cooperation with moscow's pods, smell, an increasing number of migrants and the refugees are in need of help on the poland . better was buddha, even with a boat award equipped with motion, essentially some cameras. more peopl