. >> yeah sheila benson. >> jimmy: sheila benson.sheila be benson. >> sheila benson was -- okay, you're talking about -- you have to remember, you're talking about the "los angeles times." you're talking about the main newspaper of the town of los angeles, where they make movies. so the first-string critic should be kind of an important person. they have a lot of sway. but the los angeles times had a penchant for choosing laughingstocks as their first-string critics. kevin thomas was a second-string critic for like three tenures. in the '80s when it came to sheila benson, she's like this schoolmarmish -- like cub scout den mother. that's just a buzzkill about everything. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> the interesting thing about her is, it's not that she didn't have her own opinion. i think her writing bass the joke. but it's not that she -- [ laughter ] -- didn't have her own opinion that could work for her own constituency, right? it would be for "mccall's" magazine, something like that, not for the los angeles effing times. >> jimmy: i read

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elizabeth: we're back with joe concha and guy benson.he new york times," cnn and others have confirmed the hunter biden laptop story, but twitter and facebook suppressed it before the election, the media didn't talk about it, and now media is in meltdown over elon musk buying twitter? >> it's ironic, isn't it? they confirmed the laptop story, you know, 18 months later, well after joe biden was in the in the to value office. and, look -- in the oval office. and, look, if you are for free speech and anti-censorship, then i would hi that you would embrace elon musk buying twitter as good news because how now finally, hopefully, we'll take the political activism out of twitter and facebook and just let it be a free speech platform. as you just showed on the screen as far as twit's concerned, many people -- can twitter's concerned, many people that call themselves journalists say it's a threat to democracy. actually, it's the opposite, liz. elizabeth: let's watch tony bob with linskey, hunter biden's former business partner, tell tucker carls

now guy benson.hat do you make of this colorado senate race, no one has been talking about it. we looked at other places and races. this really has not been on the radar. >> i don't think that this wou51 seat for republicans. joe oday is a quality candidate, smarts and disminu-- running against bennett. kennedy: like a vanilla w wafer. >> so if it got to be a towering red wave this is the type of seat that could get swept away for democrats because of cot the combination of factors. is it possible that we'll see a surprise? maybe. today, steve core knacky, a smart guy he pointed out right now real clear politics average has republican up 1.8% on the generic ballot for 2022. this period that many days out of election in 2014 republicans were up 1.8%. on the je generic ballot that was a big republican night in house and senate side, there were surprises on the way, like mark warner in virginia within a whisper of losing to ed gillespie in a race no one was talking about. the question is how big does a

-- joscelyn benson lays out the stakes for voters. president laphonza butler explained what will happen if republicans take charge, and how democrats can message on the issue over the last two weeks. plus the trump subpoena, the january six committee lays out exactly what they want for the former president and one. this is american voices. we will begin this hour with a glimpse, just a glimpse of what america could look like if republicans win back control of congress. there is a lot on the line for anyone who cares about expanding health care, protecting reproductive freedom or other items on the biden agenda. it's something that we are just not talking about enough. friday, at the white house, president biden warned republicans undermine his achievements if they return to power. >> folks, we know what the republican congress will do if they regain power. they're telling us. they're being straight about it. they will appeal lower prescription drug prices and raise drug prices. the social security and medicare. they'll pass massive ta

andrew benson, thank you very - red bull's rivals believe. andrew benson, thank you very much.ale are among five players reprimanded by the england & wales cricket board for historical social media posts of a racist nature. rafiq had previously apologised for a facebook exchange from 2011 containing anti—semitic messages. gale was suspended by yorkshire for a tweet from 2010. action has also been taken with england batter danni wyatt, somerset�*s jack brooks and birmingham phoenix's evejones. all five admitted to their offences. nottingham forest will try and drag themselves off the bottom of the table tonight. they host aston villa who are just two points above the relegation zone. forest have lost their last five in a row, but despite that, the manager steve cooper, was given a new contract last week, seeing him through to 2025. cooper is a fantastic manager. the last few games have been awful, obviously, it has all gone wrong dramatically in the last few games. but he's still a fantastic manager, he's still doing everything right, really, pretty much. results will come but h

secretary benson, good to see you again. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thanks for having me. welcome to michigan, ali. >> thank you. it's always a pleasure to be here. i was driving through detroit yesterday and i noticed you, your opponents billboards, and they only have a couple of things on them. one of them is fighting voter fraud. she has faced her campaign on fighting voter fraud in michigan. you and i have been talking about this now for two years. what's the status of voter fraud in michigan? you have conducted audits, so you, better than anyone, should have some understanding of the state of voter fraud in michigan. >> you have, voter fraud is minimal. we have several security protocols in place and michigan, and in other states, to ensure if anyone attempts to impersonate a voter or otherwise, pardon the integrity of our elections, that they are caught and prosecuted. it is rare, and we also make sure we are doing everything we can to make sure people know the rules so no one is caught up in inadvert

with that, let's bring in guy benson, host of the guy benson radio show, political editor for townhall.comyou. thanks for being here. let's get your reaction to that find. a hot mic incident reported by bryan llenas saying the debate didn't hurt us too much but he has clearly has concerns about where they're going here. >> i just saw the clip on my phone before we went live in this segment. first of all, chuck schumer knows his way around a camera. he's standing there as the senate majority leader with the president of the united states. i think he was aware there was a camera there. he's debriefing the president on a few things and he said that the debate in pennsylvania hasn't hurt us too much as of today. also talked about the dangers. so there's some qualifiers in there, even as he's putting on a brave face. i think it's entirely possible that despite what we all saw this week in that debate, fetterman could win in a blue tinted purple stated. oz was gaining on him the last month +. i think the polling in pennsylvania has been frankly garbage. so i haven't trusted a lot of the polling.

so benson supposed to be ending with splash down at $455.00 p. m. local time on behalf of space x. welcome hope. thanks for calling. this was space x is forth successful astronaut mission, transporting crews to and from the international space station for nasa and awaiting recovery vessel lifted dragon freedom aboard. a doctor was the 1st to welcome home crew for in person and mission. heil at heinz was the 1st to emerge behind him came the 3 other astronauts including watkins, the 1st black woman to complete a long term space flight more medical checks, await them. then a trip to houston, where they'll be reunited with family. the astronaut said they look forward to a cold drink with ice, a shower, and reveling in the nature of planet earth. heidi jo, castro al jazeera. ah, no, again, i'm fully back to go. with the headlines on al jazeera, the race is on to find survivors of a coal mine exposure in turkey. more than 100 minus were underground when it happened friday night, at least 28 have been killed. dozens have been rescued, but 15 are still missing. many of their families are

, hosted the guy benson show on fox news radio.ted to start politics here, it is 28 days, and we are counting down, this ohio race, we just had a debate last night, it is very close, if you look at the rcp average, jamie vance has an advantage. it's very tight though. a lot of what they are focusing on is the way tim ryan votes, take a listen. >> now i have run against nancy pelosi. i have taken on bernie sanders. i have opposed joe biden on numerous pieces of legislation that he wants to try to promote and push. at the last two congress as you voted for nancy pelosi and joe biden 100%. you consistently toe the party line on every single issue, i wish that you are the reasonable moderate you said you were. >> bret: so that line effective, that was a lot of back-and-forth last night, your thoughts, this race is obviously in a red state, tim ryan is a congressman that could potentially win, but it is a tough environment uphill. >> thanks for having me on, i think that tim ryan is the best camera did to mike at's have in the country f

joining us now town hall political editor, fox news contributor guy benson. welcome.ad to listen to that rant. i don't get animated about much. i really. the hypocrisy of calling everyone else a threat to democracy, when most of voters view it as the media. what do you make of that poll? >> i think you are right. they hold themselves out as umpires, atoarbiters of fairness and threat, they are considered number one threat of democracy to the country. you would think that would trigger a lot of nervous conversations about credibility squandered and aeliminated, i would say escalating. anyone who says that something is a threat to democracy, typically it something they don't like, that is the lastest way to go about this. we see election on both sides of aisle, on january 6. that was a disgrace. democrat dabbling in it all of the time. and every time a republican rings presidency, they are treated by a large chunk of the left as illegitimate, this is not healthy for the country, people looking down their nose usually at one side not the other because they are activists,

now hundreds lived close together for marianna benson. this raises a number of questions. how the people lived in houses built side by side for at least 500 years, often, but largely without any apparent conflict. it's hard to imagine that the neighbor wasn't 500 meters or a kilometer away, but right next door is quickly that is extremely socially challenging. enormous it's law off on the home. little is known of how the people of the time organized their lives. what rules were stablished, protect social cohesion, and which familial constellations made use of the buildings. and how, since with her, she was a jojo gretzky of the german archaeological institute, examines the bones found during the excavation to learn more about how the people were related to each other, the ages and the causes of death. dick not the bones are very fragile and when he brushed the dirt away, you can see them very clearly, but as soon as you pick them up, they fall apart and we have to reconstruct them in the laboratory and are therefore unable to obtain the results. we can get from well preser

yeah, maybe benson and rosen duties is that often that says with emma get stuck in. she plays with courage and shows her talents with it's not enough to help cologne to victory though the match vanishes as a nil nil drawer. her spouse must stay with london. it was something new to with the speed and physicality of la mancha. but i think i just have to learn to assert myself and deal with it all and im them only. and so can on staff when i'm excited about that for sure lesson. i hope i get another chance to play for the 1st team as soon as a young girl emma are played boys and battled against prejudice. now, at just 15, she's played her 1st game as a professional and her journey is just getting started. a city full of surprises with off yes. would be told in the middle of the german state of no, it's my west valia with plenty of major history. you can even touch it and play those to enjoy it. so many cool places to discover and check in the, the next on d, w. these pictures are shaking up the artwork using a built in certificate of ownership called an n, f t. n f t's

now hundreds lived close together for marianna benson. this raises a number of questions. how's the people lived in house is built side by side for at least 500 years often, but largely without any apparent conflict. it's hard to imagine that the neighbor wasn't 500 meters or a kilometer away, but right next door, exactly. that is extremely socially challenging. and honest, it allows for the home little is known of how the people of the time organized their lives. what rules were established to protect social cohesion, and which familial constellations made use of the buildings. and how to listen to associated with jojo guleski of the german archaeological institute, examines the bones found during the excavation to learn more about how the people were related to each other, the ages and the causes of death. does not the bones are very fragile, but when he brushed the dirt away, you can see them very clearly. but as soon as he picked them up, they fall apart and we have to reconstruct them in the laboratory and are therefore unable to obtain the results. we can get from we

maybe benson and rosen with lots of times with emma get stuck in. she plays with carriage and shows her talent. it's not enough to help cologne to victory though. the match finishes as a nil nil drawer. such as bask must play with one. it was something you to with the speed and physicality of what is thanks, but i think i just have to learn to assert myself and deal with it all and im done onions come on stuff and i'm excited about that for sure lesson. i hope i get another chance to play for the 1st team as soon as the young girl emma are played boys and battled against prejudice. now at just 15, she's played her 1st game as a professional and her journey is just getting started. a need batteries lying around. is your medicine properly stored? hm. emergencies can happen at a moment's notice, especially when children are involved. tips for prevention and how to act quickly with in good shape. on d. w. as city full of surprises. group i thought yes. would be told in the middle of the german state of north my west valia. with plenty of nature history.

the man's back door was awarded to frenchman kareem benson, who scored 44 girls in 46 matches for round madrid, helping the club when the champions league and melinda. excuse me. the man's whirl copa inn katara kicks off in less than a month. however, another football tournament has been underway inc, a t r for some time. the st child world cup disadvantage girls from various countries took part in the competition, which is about far more than just football. young io takes a bow after picking palestine $1000000.00 front against guitar. the opening goal of the 2020 st child loan cup she and her teammates grew up in a refugee camp in the palestinian city of to come football. her coat you see is both a vital physical activity for girls and a distraction from the everyday struggles of living in the streets. them coming here, hair is a great deal because it will encourage their friends to finish to play football or any kind of sport. ah, they are here to be the leader of the future generations. so yes, this will encourage them greatly. $28.00 teams consisting of clears from poor and disadvan

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secretary of state jocelyn benson will join us. first to just goalie in check other big stories this hour. jessica? >> thanks, alicia, we have breaking news for all of you out of texas right now. two workers are dead after a gunman opened fire at dallas met this medical center. police say they confronted the shooter, open fired, and they did injure him, but the suspect survived. so far, no word yet on a motive for today shooting. hurricane roslyn is now a category four storm heading on a collision course with the pacific coast of mexico. landfall is expected late tonight or early sunday. roslyn intensified overnight from a tropical storm to a powerful hurricane, with maximum sustained winds of 130 miles per hour, and it is only expected to get stronger. and conspiracy theorists alex jones is asking for a new trial. he wants a connecticut judge to throw out the nearly one billion dollar verdict that was reached against him last week, in the lawsuit filed by families of the sandy hook victims. the families say they experienced harass

the archaeologists have named barsha after the surrounding mountains. marian benson hans kia ca gabor's find themselves in familiar surroundings. but it is the 1st time andrea fisher and alleys, poor cod, had laid eyes on the excavation site, which amelia's grave and the beads, the 2 restoration experts have now been working on for almost 2 years. were found for thousands of years. the only visitors to this place consisted of a k personal goat heard as the 9000 year old village was discovered during the removal of the 1st layer of earth. archaeologists can only base their conclusions on materials, able to survive for millennia, such as rock, horn, bone, or shell, the jordanian archaeologist an art historian, serene. albuquerque uses the scientific results of her colleagues, as well as her knowledge and her imagination to bring the village back to life. i shall baki was part of the excavation team in 2018 and has developed a strong bond with the ancient site. it is the 5th time marianna bens has visited barsha in 2018. she and halla, al, at ashi, uncover jamil as grave that's over becaus

. —1.2 was the coldest place and that was benson in rural oxfordshire.we are looking at for a risk of some frost into the small hours of wednesday. elsewhere, the breeze picking up, more cloud and the cloud—bearing rain for scotland and northern ireland, but temperatures here in double figures. it will be a gray and wet start to wednesday for northern ireland and scotland, but northern ireland should brighten up pretty quickly, actually. i think by mid—morning, we'll be into some sunshine here. the rain pulls away from northern scotland by then as well. just a chance of some of the cloud and rain hanging back across eastern reaches of scotland into wednesday afternoon, but we'll see the front by then across northern england, fringing into the midlands, wales and the southwest, but the rain turning more intermittent and patchy by that stage. however, we're not really done with the front, i suspect. it looks like it could get a second wind across the southeast of england through wednesday evening, sojust bear that in mind. it dries up briefly into the smal

. >> reporter: according to rick benson. >> what we are seeing, not surprisingly, many of these youngare as addicted to their cell phone as they are to the gambling. >> reporter: benson was a problem gambler himself but has found a way to safely enjoy sports. >> i stay away from point spreads. >> reporter: it's hard to watch a game now without seeing them on the screen. do you think it's a problem for gamblers in recovery in >> i think it's a problem for gamblers who are still gamblers and those in recovery. it's a problem. >> reporter: but it's unlikely to change. one gaming executive described the situation to us as a prisoner's dilemma. >> stack the cash! >> reporter: into ever more aggressive marketing. >> the touts and everyone else have been disingenuous about losing, have not talked overtly about bankroll. just because can you live bet something and it's available, doesn't mean you should do it. >> bet up to $1,000. >> reporter: but ironically, it's the cost of all this promotion that could ultimately slow it down. most sports books are spending more on marketing than they're b

now hundreds lived close together for marianna benson. this raises a number of questions. how the people lived in houses built side by side for at least 500 years of largely without any apparent conflict. it's hard to imagine that the neighbor wasn't 500 meters or a kilometer away, but right next door, exactly. that is extremely socially challenging. enormous. it allows on the home little is known of how the people of the time organized there lies. what rules were stablished to protect social cohesion, and which familial constellations made use of the buildings. and how since associated with jojo gretzky of the german archaeological institute examines the bones found during the excavation to learn more about how the people were related to each other, the ages and the causes of death. does not the bones are very fragile. and when you brush the dirt away, you can see them very clearly, but as soon as you pick them up, they fall apart and we have to reconstruct them in the laboratory. and therefore unable to obtain the results we can get from well preserved skeletons. nonethe

now hundreds lived close together for marianna benson. this raises a number of questions. how's the people lived in houses built side by side for at least 500 years often, but largely without any apparent conflict. it's hard to imagine that the neighbor wasn't 500 meters or a kilometer away, but right next door, exactly. that is extremely, socially challenging and honest. it allows on the home little is known of how the people of the time organized. there lies. what rules were stablish to protect social cohesion, and which familial constellations made use of the buildings. and how since associated with jojo gretzky of the german archaeological institute examines the bones found during the excavation to learn more about how the people were related to each other. the ages and the causes of death. does not the bones are very fragile, but when he brushed the dirt away, you can see them very clearly. but as soon as you pick them up, they fall apart and we have to reconstruct them in the laboratory and therefore unable to obtain the results we can get from well preserved skeleto

the archaeologists have named barsha after the surrounding mountains. marian benson hans kia ca gabor's find themselves in familiar surroundings. but it is the 1st time andrea fisher and alleys, poor cod, had laid eyes on the excavation site, which amelia's grave and the beads, the 2 restoration experts have now been working on for almost 2 years, were found for thousands of years. the only visitors to this place consisted of occasional goat herders. the 9000 year old village was discovered during the removal of the 1st layer of earth. archaeologists can only base their conclusions on materials able to survive for millennia, such as rock, horn, bone, or shell. the jordanian archaeologist, an art historian, serene al baki, uses the scientific results of her colleagues, as well as her knowledge and her imagination to bring the village back to life. i'll show baki was part of the excavation team in 2018 and has developed a strong bond with the ancient site. it is the 5th time maryan bens has visited barsha in 2018. she and halla ashi uncover jamil as grave. that's over the me. basha is lik

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now, the response to the benson still has topple in part. it is so, but it's not. but it's not all we can do. can english for you much with, but it was in you, it was more than if you go to discussing the possible or impossible talks with lensky. you have got the question whether you were going to come to g. 20 was lensky will be present. maybe you have made that decision. and what about the summit in thailand? now those decision has not yet been made. as we are slowly drifting from the subject of today's talks, i think that could be the end or press conference. thank you very much. bye. well, that was russian president vladimir putin at a press conference after a trilateral meeting with the leaders of oz or by sean and armenia to discuss the conflict in that region. just to give you a bit of a rundown of what was spoken about at this press conference. of course, the issue of the conflict between armenia and other by john over no gotten a car. bach was on the front of the agenda. the 1st thing they spoke about, vladimir putin said it's that there is no peace treaty

come to parochial, they plan things and decide where to live, get, get in such a splendid weekend. benson, don't get a b, b, refugees, don't have that luxury response. or if we had those, they just had off without anything a filing. sonata focused rel, nick returned to ukraine after the war broke out. she had to fetch her children. 16 year old gorday and 9 year old agata at the border to romania to bring them to safety. so that is, that is easy. because i see a lot of people in july, but i'm saw for my children, one for you. when her ex husband stayed behind and her mother is still in odessa to they talked to each other several times a day thing and nobody say, okay, a normal. he consented. i'm said, i'm missed. i don't or, oh no, i'm glad. and to see you people in so many so. oh, more seeing snobbish, not formal legacy understanding is this. taking this law after escaping the war, the newcomers want to get back to work. their digital business is helping create jobs in the spanish town. plus the cafe they fixed up has now become a meeting point for young and old. if you were out at sea, y

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and this is a decision that you would have personally also have endorsed benson. i didn't know who i'm so to get to you. you mean for my fin? yes. would you also ever come to the same decision? yes, definitely. well, i thought your, you can find that from my statement, but in any way, the decision is a very wise decision. i'm. this is not the fittest that optic love takes such a similar position in 2020. when corporate 19 was that, but i didn't. and there was locked down and the different economy of pick 10 today plus countries, limited production. and then gradually they release more and more daily. they came to the same level that they were at $9.20 to $29.00. what do you make of the potential cost? solve this opec plus decision when it comes to relations with the us and its allies . my, my friend, the coronation to the, is about not about exactly 23 countries. so it is not the decision of saudi arabia or russia, you know, that decision. and this gordon is being taken by consensus. if there is one country, how small it, it was rejecting the the decision or there

sparring with oleksandr usyk in the hall such the funny video was published by sports journalist michael benson ukrainians say, he who laughs last, we ask that the dutchman be kicked out of the english premier league, because he is making such a petition, they created a petition in britain, the initiative has collected more than one million, 800 thousand online signatures. until it was deleted, ukrainians stick together one in the joint club after brugge's victory in the match with atlético madrid roman yaremchuk eduard sobola was proud to be named the best player of the match with brugge players yaremchuk definitely found a common language the striker was already dedicated to the song tuk-tuk-tuk-tuk-tuk-tuk after returning to ukraine, tennis player marta kostyuk sang with her family the legendary move, let's continue with non-football news, despite the bans, during the awards ceremony at the european junior boxing championship, ukrainian athletes included the emotions of a fifteen-year-old anastasia taran speaks for themselves, the ukrainian hockey championship has started, the sokil club inv

we understood that he is such our josh benson and he sang like this with melismas, no one sang with melismasin his head beyond incredible. you are not yet. no, i wo n't. no, he sang this i rue to you. and the mist copper monkey was already 84. she probably was in this world in school at all. well, the forest. as they say, and in songwriters this is the western trend and we ran there right ran and ran, and it might have been a little earlier, but i remember that i completely fell in love with him as an artist and then after the concert came up and said that here is valera you know, i liked me so much. here is your song dear to you. and here i am, well, as if i’m starting to sing everything, and after a while an envelope came with an index and i opened it, and there were the notes of this song. valera sent me, yes. and she was not soviet at all. yes michael i wanted to help ask, but there were interesting reviews. yes, of course, i was terribly interested in what they promised me. it’s just about consultants that they have , uh, a service that monitors the reaction, which means some kind of fo

guy benson, kat timpf and tyrus.security footage it will take a while and eat into dana. >> dana: might be better. >> greg: take a look at greg's security footage. you blew it up. check out this little cat burglars in the this when it breaks into the house that there is a security camera. it knows like any burglar knows you have got to disable the camera before you steal things and then what happens? it goes and checks -- gets what he needs and then where is he? come on, come back here. [laughter] this is why i asked in the break. >> dana: what's he do? >> greg: pointless. >> greg: i asked them don't edit it. >> judge jeanine: that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hey, bret, are you there? >> bret: can we help in any way down here? can we do some editing or something? >> judge jeanine: thank you though. >> bret: thanks, judge. >> judge jeanine: bye. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight president biden is releasing another 15 million barrels of oil from the petroleum

he'll be dressing as a grown-up guy benson he's a more roles th blinds dealt with with a countr actor comedienne and hosed up the harlan highway podcast harlan williams like sunglasses a useful stylus but often left behind in a hotel bathroom. he might finally he once bumped his head on the international space station. tyrus. harland, i am beyond pleased yo are here. >> thank you. what a treat. >> as it are you happy to be here we've been working on this for a long time. >> long time and i was behind a trait it's a cinnamon tree. >> very tasty. >> a letter icing. let it cool out of the microwave . >> sweet-and-sour. it's delicious. look at your on my chest. >> okay okay. we will leave the light on for you. what do you make a? has has affected york, did you have the change of material? you been doing it for about 35 years at. >> at the doing standup 35 year and it hasn't changed my material because i think what a lot of the local culture is missing as it that they are assuming that if we do a bit or a joke about a culture or a sexual preference or anything like that, they immediately t

i am emily compagno, here with co-host harris faulkner, jackie deanding list, lara trump, guy benson.southern border, the biden administration silence and new outrageous use of american taxpayers money in the face of migrant influx. new york city setting up tent shelters on

according to polling, karamo is only four points behind michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson.in the margin of error. what's more interesting, karamo is not alone. there are four republicans with a real chance of winning their secretary of state races. in arizona, mark finchem is more than a point ahead of adrian fontez. and in nevada, jim merchant is up by ten points. i should mention that marchant's election has gone so far that he's now alleging that nancy pelosi and adam schiff somehow stole their respective elections for real. >> these politicians keep winning elections, how is that possible? it's not. jim marchant is the fighter that voters need. >> saying this out loud as part of a strategy, all three of those election deerns, karamo, finchem and marchant have been endorsed by president trump. and one who may actually win her races, minnesota's kim crockett, trailing steve simon by a fuel seven points but today, two weeks before the election, she finally got her trump endorsement. that would mean four trump supporters running key elections by the time trump is on the bal

in the end, benson kitruto of kenya won the men's race in 2:04.bbed her second marathon win, 2:14. >>> both charley brown and lucy would probably faint if they saw this great pumpkin. just outside of chicago, illinois, it weighs more than 1,700 pounds. ordinarily 800 kilograms. the man to grew the giant says it needed 150 gallons of water a day and crew grew at a rate of 40 pounds every 24 hours. no word yet on what he plans to do with it on halloween. you can take a guess. >>> that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm laila harrak. i'll be back in just a moment with more news. (vo the new iphone 14 pro is here. and right now business owners can get it on us at t-mobile. apple business essentials with apple carere+ is included so you can easily manage your team's devices,, here, and here. all on the network with more 5g coverage. it's the ultimate business trifecta, with the new iphone 14 pro on us. only from t-mobile for business. i'm a vegas hotel. i know what you're thinking. it's cool, i don't want anything long term either. just a few night