what is avery's lawyer alleging here when it comes to bobby?here and say this time should be the charm for steven avery, because bobby dacy did appear in the netflix documentary but not very much, and the defense team is saying look, not only do we now have evidence directly linking this other person, bobby, to the crime, but worse than that, aishah, is that the prosecution had that information and never turned it over. that's probably what's going to change the judge's mind on this time around because that is what we call a brady violation, and that is game over for the prosecution, if in fact the court believes the prosecution committed this brady violation. >> aishah: ok, interesting. jonah, this is the third time avery has tried for a new trial, and tried over and over to pin it on anyone else but him. is there a smoking gun, or is this all about doubt? >> so, it is all about doubt. but if there is a smoking gun, it's going to be the third party culpability. now remember this, the reason why we all loved this documentary is the title says i

this is the third time steven avery is requesting a new trial.ise reasonable doubt as to his guilt and they are placing the blame on one of his nephews. in a 100-page filing this week the defense says it discovered a recording of a witness's phone call to the local sheriff's office that was never turned over to avery's attorneys during his trial in 2007 for the murder of a woman made famous by the netflix show making a murderer. there is a delivery driver claims he saw avery's nephew and another man pushing the woman's car to salvage yard where law enforcement found it with blood samples. avery's argue that the nephew framed his uncle and the new evidence knee gates testimony at the trial that the woman's car never left the property and that avery was the last person to see her alive. the nephew testified against avery at trial and they have tried to link him to the murder. even avery is facing a life sentence for the woman's murder. >> bill: watch that. garrett tenney in chicago. >> gillian: new developments from the fatal shooting on the set of

and i really didn't know about avery the person who i think the only term for it is compulsively the same built. and avery was driven in compulsive and he was married and i think that he could think that he didn't live in the age of the internet because he managed to dictate and mail so many letters of such great length full of such hostility to whoever he was writing to that is just not a mindset or personality that we would ordinarily associate with or retreat into nature. urban planning and i met a lot of people and they know the name of robert moses who almost single-handedly rebuilt new york city in the 20th century in a famous book about the title of the power - and myron avery was this robert moses like power broker over the appalachian trail. and i still find it and there's lots of reasons to believe that if he had not been there and had not been that way, we would not have a a.t. nowadays and if not gotten to the point that it did, before world war ii, released all the upper, not sure that we would've been able to build it, the parts of work remaining from scratch after the

>> avery, you're named. avery, are you excited to be here tonight? yes, excited now. this is what your second game. but your first real home game. yes, it's all about the home games. you have a favorite player. has buster posey. good choice. good choice dead. so you guys coming out where you guys for a president from fresno all the way for free just drove in today. yes, you did. okay. all right. you guys stick around. you predicted a big giant victory tonight. all right. well, the the weather is a lot cooler than fresno, right? we like that. >> so let's talk some weather here. real quick guys. as we've got lots of sunshine out here tonight. it is breezy at the ballpark. if you plan coming out. so, be prepared. it is going to be blustery at times. so the winds are kicking up outside. but a nice night out of the park. unclear toward the golden gate bridge again. temperatures running in the 60's here at the park. but the winds are kicking up with that. some gusts over 30 miles an hour. the part high pressure is going to be building in. it is going to send the temperature

avery was driven, compulsive. he was rude. i think it's a good thing he didn't live in the age of the internet. he managed to dictate and mail so many letters of such great length, full of such hostility toward whoever he was writing too, that it's not a mindset or an approach or personality that we would ordinarily associate with a retreat into nature. urban planning folks like me, a lot of people know robert moses, who almost singlehandedly rebuilt in new york city in the 20th century. the famous book about moses is titled the power broker. avery was this robert moses like powerbroker over the appalachian trail. i still find it -- there's lots of reason to believe that if he had not been there and had not been that way, we would not have and at nowadays. if it had not gotten to the point that it did before world war ii really stalled the effort, i'm not sure that we would have been able to build it. the parts that we're remaining, from scratch, after the war. only because they had been there once, and he was so driven, after

where's avery? immediately, you lost my kid? so no, he's not lost.e in the cafeteria. >> reporter: but her son was not in the calf tear. i can't the bus driver took him home and he was locked out for hours. she said it took her two hours to find out where avery was. >> the school assured me. because he's 6, he's not allowed to get off the bus. okay. the bus driver originally said, there are no kids on the bus. maybe he fell asleep. the bus driver said no. i dropped that kid off. >> new technology could make mishams like this a thing of the past. the transportation company zoom is teaming up with school districts to allow parents to track their kids using an app that notifies them when the bus is arriving and when the child is boarded. so far, buss in four states are signed up for the tracking. coming up later on good morning manager, more on how the app works. >>> alec baldwin is reportedly landing had it is first acting job since the set of his movie rust. he is now headed to broadway to appear in the revival of the play w holding a prom gun when ci

we put the question to catherine avery, next. as we head to break, more fed speakers coming out reaffirming central banks commitment to fighting inflation at any cost. >> we have likely seen over the last four meetings, we have started shrinking our balance sheet. we think there are more rate increases to come. we are committed to returning inflation to our 2% target and whatever it takes to get there. ♪ >> i was not excited to see the stockmarket rally after our last meeting because i know how committed we are all committed to bringing inflation down. i was happy to see how chair powell's jackson hole speech was received. people now understand our commitment to get inflation down to 2%. alix: the question of the day. why is the fed fighting the tape? are they? catherine avery. i love the conversation because he basically said what we all know anyway. is the fed ignoring the market or is the market ignoring the fed? catherine: the fed is ignoring the market. they were clear friday saying they would raise rates to contain inflatio

with "narcissist" by up-and-coming c artist avery anna. that song is so good.u. >> kelly: okay, i feel good about myself right now. if any one of the world is mistaking you for me, job well-done come of me. >> i love using my social media. i love to support up-and-coming artists, people and art on the radio. and so that is how i found avery anna enter song "narcissist." i live that life for so long. i really resonate with her lyrics. my parents don't even like you anymore because they see me ying on the bathroom floor. because my paren, we lived that for so long. now i really just kind of -- i am on the other side of things, i'm out of that relationship. i really got into fitness and raising my daughter and got my strength from within. >> kelly: well-done, mamma mamma! [cheers and applause] kid at! well, i love this songo much. i will say, i love your accent even more. >> i feel like i have to turn it off right now. [laughs] >> kelly: you don't! and neither do i, ma'am. we are not apologizing. thank you so much, ashley. [cheers and applause] way to get out of a

henry avery, he survived. there was a global man hunt. they never found him. but there's no record of what actually happened to him. we know he's never found, he was never hanged, he was never tried. there were theories that they resettle someplace in england. there were stories about what happened to him but we have no idea and i wish if i get a drink with some of these pirates, i'd get some really good information. -- it was very nice that there were so many trials and this is just at the period when the united states, the colonies, not the united states and england started to really publish their pirate trials. so we have that record to pull from. but in terms of knowing what they did, the mini pirates that massive come home -- i don't know, they could be our great great great great grandparents. i'm sure some of them are. >> in the back? >> you're talking about the various pirate myths. did they ever leave some on the deserted island with a gun and a couple of bullets. >> yes. that actually did happen, there are a number of instances where that very thing

we know very little very very little about any of them henry avery. he survived there was a global manhunt. they never found him, but there's no record of what actually happened to him. we know he was never found. he was never hanged. he's never tried and there are theories that he just resettled some place in england and different stories about what happened to him, but we have absolutely no. idea, and i wish you know if i get a drink with some of these pirates i can get some really good information, but it's very frustrating. it's big. it was very nice that there were so many trials and this is just that just at the period when the united states when the colonies not the united states and england started to really publish their pirate trials. so we have that record to pull from but in terms of knowing what they did the many pirates that must have come home and not been hanged. i don't know they could be our great great. great. great great great great grandparents. i mean, i'm sure some of them are. in the back and you're talking about the various pi

averi, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. 2024 may be a ways down the road. but iowa fairgoers weren't shy about telling us what's on their minds. less than 100 days to the critical midterm elections, voters here at the iowa state fair, focusing on issues like the economy. >> social security don't go up. and my retirement, my 401(k) keeps going down. so, i might have to go back to work before i pass away. >> reporter: on the democratic side, voters telling us they're not sure about another run for president biden. >> i wish he wouldn't. i think there's some other candidates to get fresh blood in there. >> i don't think he will win. >> reporter: republicans, including possible presidential hopefuls make their case for the gop at this year's iowa state fair. a mandatory stop on the road to the white house, known as much for appearances by presidential candidates as it is for delicacies like pork on a stick. this year, former vice president pence testing the waters himself, greeting fairgoers in the pouring rain. >> after the first of the year, my family and i w

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taiwan visit is forcing southeast asian nations to fit up and take note and how climate change is avery, allison residents? the fiji are seeing on the very doorstep. parish valentine, we'll have those stories and more coming up next on d, w at news asia. now remember you can always find more international news headlines on our website. that's d, w dot com and you kind of both follow awesome social media. d w. news is the handle the need. i monica mckinnon. thanks so much for your company with with ah, with a we're all the good to go beyond the obvious as we take on the world. 8 hours. i do all the fans. we're all about the stories that matter to you whatever it takes, 5 policemen for being a pain. you know, we are, your is actually on fire made for mines. oh, in the a lot of contrast of ambitions of inequality. 75 years ago, mahatma gandhi peacefully led the country to independence provide deals with what is the remainder of his vision with what's the status of human rights and social justice in what's called the world's largest democracy. ah, with is the moment to unleash on violet pas

averi, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning.n new york like this one behind me are already open where redistricting disputes and ultimately a court order have delayed congressional primaries for two months. now these unusually competitive races are taking place during a popular vacation week, and that means voter turnout could be uncertain, and it's creating a lot of uncertainty for democrats, including veterans like congressman jerry nadler and congresswoman carolyn maloney. the pair of lawmakers have been representing neighboring districts for the past three decades, but now they've been drawn into the same congressional district, which means that this is making for a match-up that will leave one of them without a job. the pair of lawmakers are chairs or have been chairs of prominent house committees that have been key in terms of ivestigating former president trump. now on the campaign trail, ndler is emphasizing the fact that he's the last jewish congressman representing new york city while maloney has been honing in on the

avery guab moing,doctorrst quon ccines ha been some really nasty and potentially deadly diseases. let's look at how vaccines work. >> good morning, devon. thank you for having us. one thing about vaccines and how they were, they are actually able to take bits and pieces of the virus or the bacteria we are trying to immunize against, and use it to train your immune system against that particular virus or bacteria. if you do get get exposed to it, you are prepared in your immune system is ready to prevent against the symptoms that might come from that infection. >> what are the concerns that has grown in recent years? it is is about the vaccines overall safety. would you like to speak to that? >> yes. this is a concern that immunologists have. that the puc has a concern about that. vaccines are safe. they undergos clinical studies to ensure that the safety profile is okay. thay that they prevent the symptoms of the disease and that they actually work to reduce the symptoms and the debilitating effects of the disease. vaccines vaccines have undergone many sts many studies with a larg

there is an end garage, avery out old ships, all vessels always anchored there before they get the paperwork's done. before entering the truck is freight, and for this special vessels carrying ukrainian grains, they will be inspected by a un un let the legation when they anchor off, they're normally in an ideal world, in a stat, in an established system. these kinds of inspections take around 3 to 4 hours, but as this is the 1st crossing of the ukrainian grain vessels, this may take longer. so we don't know when those vessels will literally enter the boss 1st rate. but as they entered the bus 1st straight and cross the mind, mar, a, see through the dark. now straight, these vessels are going to sail towards the agency and then towards sat down south to the mediterranean, and hopefully will carry the cords and grains all foot materials. to the 1st estimation, triple 11 on still ahead on al jazeera will explain why tensions a high end to border crossings are closed in kosovo. ah, richard, he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to the castle route. you will travel package to the hello

avery serving a life sentence for 2005 murder of trees all back for which he maintains innocence. over evidence pointed to another suspect and his last appeal denied by the wisconsin supreme court and several claims related to the same alternate suspect. and the defense team said they want a fair trial for so-called cold mom killing her children in 2019 and collecting social security on their desk. those children were missing several months when they lied about the children's whereabouts and slipped away to hawaii before the children's bodies were found buried on the couple's property in rule idaho. she was seen leaving the courthouse and the lawyers are trying to split up the charges for conspiracy to commit murder and conspiracy to commit theft. it's been a year since president biden disaster in afghanistan put the taliban in power. we are learning the total value of all the u.s. weapons that went into the terrorists hands here that number infuriating. >> carley: we will talk to a army veteran who helped evacuate thousands of people during that terrifying time and where this mis

>> yes, this virus in many age groups is invisible and then avery visible in a group of age groups and people comorbidities end up having severe disease and dying so if you don't see it and you don't see it coming then you miss the tools we have to utilize them so americans cannot only survive but thrive. i use silent invasion because i'm, auto family of a lot of scientists were big science-fiction fans so i wanted to give voice to those of you who love science fiction. this was not science-fiction but i think in a way many of the science-fiction books have been talking about pandemics and globally global spread for a long time societies were not ready. i'm hoping and that's why there's an appendix at the end giwith clear legislative fixes that need to occur. i just feel even today with the tools we have, we remain vulnerable to silent invasion community by community because you'rese not taking up the asymptomatic spread. >> i love the science-fiction. when i grew up, my favorite book was micro hunters. the early story of people looking into anthrax and tb, it fascinated me at the time

, the south carolina historical society, the special collections at the college of charleston, the avery research center, and really digging through the records to figure out why certain charlestonian's were -- charlestonians were only telling part of the story and ignoring a really significant part of the city's history. so that's kind of where i am coming from, an effort to really understand the deep history of the narratives that emerged in charleston. >> good evening. my name is michael allen. i am retired from the national park service. to your question, ironically, 42 years ago this very week, i began my journey with the national park service, of all places in our american experience, at fort sumter. that first week of being there in many respects put me on the pathway of sitting here this afternoon. why would i say that? within the first week or two of me working in this transitional place in our american experience, i was peppered with such questions as, why are you here and what do you as a person of color or a black man have to do with the story of fort sumter and the american

questions posed in the q&a or chat think the last 20 minutes or so we will try to take your q and avery. >> will open up questions and about five or six minutes for if you have questions now's the time to put them in. i am looking at them will start rattling them off and now this one is a little bit more pushing the ball a little more forward. obviously were the major events that i am sure you would have written about extensively if barth was still at the top justice department on january 6. on insurrection day at the u.s. capitol. >> so, obviously announcing hundreds of indictments from what happened at the capitol blame comes from all sides on president trumps and others that were involved that day. even bill barr of course at b ts point notably after being out of the administration that he committed a betrayal of his office. but i am curious based on everything you have written, all you've studied a bill over the past four years, how would an attorney general, bill barr, had handled that day under president trump? >> while that's a greatr t question. the attorney general on that day

, and we're seeing another plume of moisture that could come up by tomorrow afternoon that we will averymonitor very closely because of that potential. as we look at our hour-by-hour outlook it shows more clouds moving in but no rain. temperatures triple digits to upper 80s by the end of the weekend. >>> mike, you're looking at the south bay. >> we're going to start down here where we have our typical nice easy drive as we go up through the area. notice 101 through sunnyvale and toward mountain view slowing, slowing also as traffic comes off of 237. more congestion here and that will be the case through 101 all through the stretch. this is a heavy flow for wednesday. traffic patterns may be shifting or maybe because folks are coming back online. kari you talked about alum rock. we're seeing schools farther south. roadside fire around the cats highway 17 but that cleared from reports but the slowing is building coming into morgan hill where morgan hill school district is coming online so a couple days as parents adjust to the morning schedule and might leave the house a little later. a cr

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i'm too afraid but this high school student says what was your thought process behind creating suge avery's character and what did her relationship with celi quote unquote symbolize. this is from a young reader in texas. well, it symbolizes the freedom to actually fall in love with whoever you fall in love with. yeah and realize that there is no wrong choice, right, you know if you believe in love then you know that there is no wrong choice, you know, the person can be yeah short tall, you know black green and you fall in love because thank goodness. you still have a heart absolutely and so i also but here's the you know, it's a good question. what i realized was that looking around in that novel for some male person for her to be attracted to there was none there's no money that he would have been attracted. to because all of them were brought up, you know more or less. to behave in ways that would have destroyed her right and we want our you know, grandmothers and mothers and sisters to be whole and free and joyful, right? so should offered all of that that health, you know, that that's s

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. >> reporter: but her son avery wasn't in the cafeteria or even on school grounds.g outside the house. >> were you sad? >> i was crying. >> reporter: his mom wouldn't find out his location for another two hours. >> the principal assured me, okay, because he's 6, he's not allowed to get off the bus. so i'm, like, okay. the bus driver originally said, oh, there's no kids on the bus so they're, like, well, maybe he fell asleep. the bus driver said, no, i dropped that kid off. >> reporter: the district telling abc news in a statement our top priority is the safety of our students. while we regret the situation happened, we are grateful that the student is safe. district and school officials are looking into this situation to determine exactly what happened and how we can prevent it from happening in the future. the american school bus council doesn't track how often kids end up on the wrong bus or dropped off at the wrong location. the company zoom is teaming up with school districts to manage transportation and allow parents to track their children using an app that no

host: from avery in texas on the democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call. this is a huge issue going into the elections, the primaries and everything. more importantly, it will be a bigger issue for the republicans . republicans are much better at uniting their audience behind a cause and that is something the democrats have not figured out yet. we see them use their rhetoric around the topic of abortion. a lot of comments i have heard this morning, i think we need to change the debate around abortion before we know if it impacts democrats along. i know the republicans will say that when the democrats get back into power they will bring back abortion. that is the fear mongering i fear. it will be a matter of time and we will see where the politicians put their energy. host: joey is up next on the republican line. he's from georgia. caller: i just want people to understand that what we are talking about is about people making their own choices. christians and those who respect life, all they are making is making a choice. the supreme court is just taking it

doxxing is certainly in avery -- an very serious issue. and of the task force was in addition to the assessment of criminal prosecution, it is also assessed for whether there is an imminent threat of physical violence. >> before you go further, and i just have 15 seconds left, we may do a survey of election officials, most do know you exist. what kind of communication are you sending out that my alert the possibility you are there if needed? >> this has been an tremendous amount of outreach to the election committee. as recently as monday, i was on a video call with over 600 members of the election community. that is the third outreach i have done. the task force has been involved in outreach at conferences and state and local prosecutors and law enforcement. members of the election community such as national associations. i will be speaking at the national officials annual conference at the end of this month. >> i will close my questioning by saying that senator grassley has raised an important question. aren't there more important things