police now identifying the gunman as corey cobb-bey. >> cobb-bey approached officer burks and talked with him briefly through the driver's side window as he recorded the encounter with a cell phone. the suspect then pulled out a handgun and executed officer burks as he sat in his vehicle. >> reporter: the shooting coming eight years after another gunman ambushed dpd killing five officers and wounding nine others. >> but despite our hurt, despite our grief as a department, as a city and as a family, we will keep fighting. >> reporter: morgan chesky, nbc news. >>> after those two tough stories, we want to turn now to politics and the race for the white house. tonight the fallout from those two big interviews. this just in tonight, donald trump walking back comments he made to nbc news about abortion after conservative pushback. here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: tonight, former president trump bowing to pressure from conservatives calling on him to oppose a ballot measure to overturn the six-week abortion ban in his home state of florida. >> so, i'll be voting no. >> reporter: it come

shane patrick burke says he ran into a cub during a hike. and the mama bear attacked. >> she went towards my head, but i kept my hands interlocked like this and just trying to protect my arteries in my neck. she bit down and got my left wrist. >> the bear eventually bit into his can of bear spray and ran off. we're glad he's okay, but as for that three year old, she was rushed, rushed to the hospital in billings and her condition has not immediately been released. >> well, california is taking a new step toward limiting cell phone use in schools. i remember when they weren't allowed when i was in school. and governor gavin newsom sent a letter to school districts urging them to restrict students use of smart phones on campus. california is among at least five states trying to limit phone use in schools as a way of reducing distractions and the impacts of social media on students. >> alyssa milano is set to make her broadway debut fancier. yes, i know i can't talk today. the actress will play the lead role of roxie hart in the musical chicago

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the train goes from vienna and passes through south burke. villa will be in the diesel before arriving in venice. the like to order my dinner bill to push the button, the delicious, the the optimum full. i'm excited this hour and i didn't bring a towel, but i found it. i'll give it a try the 1st time so you can use our the to sleep the. it's like a bed in the hotel. just shorter. that's almost a single item right here. the good. i can't sleep. i don't know why the tree is standing still right now. i think we're in south burke, the good morning into the the night steer this turns my sleeping area into a seating compartment. that's because it's time for breakfast, the it was the best night of sleep i've ever had. maybe i was too excited. we're still about an hour from venice, the and there it is. that release for all of their finally, here's the comparison by train from vienna to venice. the trip use 30 kilograms of c o 2 lane. it would be about 230 kilograms of c. o. 2 thank you very much. if there's no time pressure and i'm not on the type budget, then the night stream is a great alter

i think we're in south burke, the good morning. it to be the night steer this turns my sleeping area into a seating compartment. that's because it's time for breakfast, the it wasn't the best night of sleep i've ever had. maybe i was too excited. we're still about an hour from venice, the and there it is. that release. we're all there. finally, and here is the comparison by train, from vienna to venice. the trip use 30 kilograms of c o 2 by plane, it would be about 230 kilograms of c o 2. thank you very much. if there's no time pressure and i'm not on a tight budget, then the night stream is a great alternative to fine and it's definitely more time it's friendly and real. i'm going to do some sightseeing events. it's my 1st time by the bandwidth that we wrap up another edition of your own max. don't forget to check us out on social media for more fun stories from around europe. as always, thanks for joining us. and we'll see you again next week. the or the, the new will tell you, we are happy that we are boxing the story. we have a

congress alter the terms of the dobbs act of the burke act.an i get into legal weeds here but i urge you to stay with me. made native american citizens upon receiving their allotment, the act delayed that. until the trust. for the individual land allotment was terminated. meaning that now citizenship, taxation, and the end of the trust relationships the personal trust relationship all a coincid at one moment. you can only become a citizen once you receive for your allotment and became vulnerable to taxation. congress also declared the 25 yearul trust. could be terminated early so long as the secretary of the interior approved. this meant the secretary to could declare an individual ready for citizenship which would terminate the trust provision on an allotted plant early. which would then make them liable to state and local taxation. this could be done without an individual's consent or application for citizenship. and it could be done against their explicit wishes. for congressmen who lived in states with large native american populations, pa

whether is dr. burke will indeed face similar pressure and whether or not control of the social media apps and their political influence will play a role in determining who becomes president of the united states. that remains to be seen. it's an open question, and it is certainly interesting that mark soccer bird came forward with his confession regarding events that did have an impact on the previous election 4 years ago. it's interesting that he came forward with it at this time. i'm just picking off on caleb's piece there. we spoke to us politically on the list and documented filmmakers shown stone. it says that if social media outlets a lot of the government to tell them what to do, they're not working for free speech. but actively against that. it is basically a more formalized confession. he could say uh because it's been sent to the, to the congress. previously, he did a secretary did an interview with, with rogan joe rogan, where he talked about the fbi. i kind of bullying a facebook and back in, in that timeframe of the, especially dr. barton laptop scandal and he did say tha

it's political because as we see, soccer burke is not under arrest for the child trafficking and for an arbor fee that goes on on facebook and instagram. but we have about this particular telegram see being held apparently without real explicit charges for a something that somebody else did on his side. i think it's new to chris. all right, and joining us now is independent us senate candidate diane sarah. diane, thanks for joining the panel. you know, these charges against mr. drew off concerned organize to criminal activity ranging from child pornography to drug trafficking. it is quite a damming list of charges, but some critics say arresting the ceo could be a suppression of free speech and that governments should not have the power to do that. what's your take on that, diane? well, 1st of all, i would say, as we know from bill binnie, formerly at the n s a whistle blower, is that anyone who has a cellphone, i have the intelligence agencies, basically know everything about you and everything that you were doing. so if they actually wanted to crack down on drug trafficking, human

police saying burks was executed, and it was a targeted killing.ured while exchanging gunfire with the suspect. he was later killed by police after a highway chase. >>> one of the doctors charged in the overdose death of beloved actor matthew perry appearing in federal court today. dr. mark chavez surrendered his medical license as part of a plea agreement. he's expected to plead guilty in the coming weeks to conspiring to distribute ketamine. chavez is facing up to ten years in prison. >>> when we come back, a stunning twist in a murder case that made national headlines and featured on the hit podcast "serial." ♪ big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seeee, ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects may include ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden wo

in 1906, congress altered the terms of the act to the burke act. we'll going to get into some legal weeds here but urge you to stay with me. while the act made native americans of law citizens upon receiving the allotment, the 1906 act delayed that until the trust treatment of individual land allotment was terminated committing that now citizenship, taxation and and of the trust relationship, the personal trust relationship all coincided at one moment. you could only become a citizen once you received the patency for your allotment and you -- to taxation.n congress also declared that the 25 year trust period to the terminated early so long as the secretary of the interior approved. so this meant the secretary could declare native american individual ready for citizenship which would terminate the trust provision on an allotted land early, which would then make them liable to state and local taxation. this could be done without an individual's consent or application for citizenship and it could be done against the explicit wishes. for congressmen wh

discovered that just agricultural inventions that made the desert bloom and it's all in what loudermilk burke and it's it's it's expounded the detail with agricultural agronomy and subsisted creation and shows how and this is continue israel still makes the world blown at it leads the world and they sell them as desalination while its economy is increased. it's 60 times that's. it's productive today by a factor of it it's use of water is actually diminished 10% it's agricultural production is up 16 fold since it was founded. but its use of water is actually down 10%. so israel polls shows that all our fears of a water crisis or a resource crisis. population crisis or whatever are all empty. if you affirm the genius of of human beings inventing new technologies and making the deserts of our lives bloom with no possible. abilities and capabilities and operating hundred days, new horizons for human creativity. one more quote from the israel test. instead, what we find in the us is not the immense gratitude that israel deserves, but an insidious spate of abusive nonsense detailing the alleged ind

and it was a summer refuge of the hops, burke and for my 1st stop here in that issue is the kinds of villa or emperor or isabella. i am for friend 0 says and, and presently is a bit better known as sissy spent a lot of time here. i mean, it is a beautiful view and it would be even nicer if it wasn't as clarity because you can just see the tips of the mountains up there. so covered in snow guard, the a lot of history went died in this room. this is where france yoseph signed the declaration of war on serbia, in 1914, which ultimately led to the 1st world war. the frontier says and loved to hunt. and the walls of this villa are covered and is trophies. the villa is still owned by hapsburg descendants who actually live in house with the house while the other half on the garden are open to visitors and walter on the topic of royalty, each time for a visit to the town of confectionery. this is one of the few places allowed to so sweet to the imperial court. the so this is the famous josh, which is actually a huge slab of chocolate, but we're just getting places to try to bed. yeah, the no

they don't read adam smith or edmund burke, but they come from the same schoolyards and the same playgrounds and towns as we came from. they share our beliefs and our convictions, our and our dreams. these are the conservatives of the heart. they are our people. and we need to reconnect with them. we need to let them know. we know how bad they're hurting. they don't expect miracles of us. but they need to know we care. there were the people there were the people that ran. they were the people of haiti for the tiny town up in california's trinity alps, a town that is now under a sentence of death because federal judge has set aside 9 million acres for the habitat of the spotted owl. forgetting about the habitat of the men and women who live and work in haiti work. there were the brave people and there were the brave people of koreatown who the worst of those l.a. riots but still live the family we treasure, and who still deeply believe in the american dream friends and these wonderful and these wonderful five weeks of our campaign the saddest days were the days of that riot in l.a.. worst rio

they don't read adam smith or edmund burke, but they come from the same schoolyards and the same playgrounds and towns as we came from. they share our beliefs and our convictions, our and our dreams. these are the conservatives of the heart. they are our people. and we need to reconnect with them. we need to let them know. we know how bad they're hurting. they don't expect miracles of us. but they need to know we care. there were the people there were the people that ran. they were the people of haiti for the tiny town up in california's trinity alps, a town that is now under a sentence of death because federal judge has set aside 9 million acres for the habitat of the spotted owl. forgetting about the habitat of the men and women who live and work in haiti work. there were the brave people and there were the brave people of koreatown who the worst of those l.a. riots but still live the family we treasure, and who still deeply believe in the american dream friends and these wonderful and these wonderful five weeks of our campaign the saddest days were the days of that riot in l.a.. worst rio

burke [chanting] j. b. j. b. j. democracy. >> and we are joined now by brittany gibson. she is a politics reporter for politico. brittany, will come the program. rfk junior is having an event today in phoenix, arizona. can you tell us what we know about what is expected today? guest: all we know for certain is that he is going to announce his next step in his presidential campaign. as i'm sure your viewers know he has been running as an independent, pulling pretty significantly on independent standards. his campaign has been struggling in the last few months and in terms of fundraising, and holding events, and has seen a dip in polling. his running mate suggested on a podcast earlier this week that the campaign would try to stay in, potentially in the race to garner 5% of the vote, which helps them get federal matching funds for a future election. or they would drop out and endorse donald trump. host: rfk junior and former president trump are both planning to be in arizona today. are they planning to meet? are they planning on appearing together? guest: we know that they

he then pulled out a hand gun and shot burkes.ired at officers when they arrived at the scene. the suspect was killed in a shootout with police after a highway chase. hundreds mourning the father-in-law officer. fallen officer during a vigil last night. god bless our best. >>> this just in, vice president kamala harris pushing back on the rules for the september 10th debate on ark bc. this is the first i'm reading this -- abc. harris posting on, quote,: donald trump is surrendering to his advisers. let's debate in a transparent way with the microphones on the whole time. trump has said he doesn't mind leaving the microphones on but did agree to muting them which is how it was done in the june debate with joe biden. mean, they're just trying to muddy the waters and make it look like he doesn't want to debate. trump definitely wants to debat- rachel: why does she want the mic so bad? pete: i think it's a parlor game. they think he's going to the say something to try to make her look bad. i think that's plan. >>> labor day travel is

senator burke, bring us inside, what was it like inside the arena tonight? >> i can't tell you how amazing it feels to have this enthusiasm . this is a big arena and it was a completely packed house with standing room only in the back, it was sensational and the energy is palpable. people are excited and ready, ready to do the work and ready to do what it takes to get harris across the finish line. this is a crowd that is energized. >> you represent parts of mesa, arizona, the republican mayor was at today's rally after endorsing vice president harris. here's what he had to say. >> i've something to say to those of us who are in the political medal. you don't owe a thing to that political party. you do not owe anything to a party that is out of touch and -bent on taking our country backward and by all means, you have no displaced loyalty to a candidate that is morally and ethically bankrupt. >> state senator, how do you believe vice president harris can appeal to more air -- republicans in america? >> the truth that he speaks resonates with a lot of people i

burks delivering the scientific information. and then the president saw that these briefings were being carried live on all the networks. so he came out and started to do the briefings and. then it became a real free for all. of course, we had a very controversial about the disinfectant and putting the light into the body. and so, you know, it was kind of bizarre to try to intern at that for 48 different language services. so it was definitely very, very and unusual and and going back through my history, all the way back to george washington in interactions between the press and the presidents, i'm very, very confident to say that there were a lot of things that did happen in the trump administration, one that had never happened before in interactions with the media. and since you touched on it, the i think a lot of people remember those briefings about covid. what was that like for you personally to be there in in the room at the time? it was surreal because, you know, our role all of the journalists in there to impart informat

he then pulled a handgun and shot burkes. at the scene, he fired at them. after a highway chase, the suspect was killed in a shootout with police. hundreds mourning the fallen officer during a vigil last night at the scene. horrible. >>> the mayor of aurora, colorado, promising to to clear apartment buildings after this video of armed suspected venezuelan gang members went viral. the mayor saying he's waiting for a municipal judge to issue an order to let law enforcement sweep buildings where gang activity has been taking place. he's also announcing a new task force just after officers arrested a tren de aragua leader known as cookie monster in relation to a shooting last month. >>> and happening today, the lake mary all-stars will continue celebrating their little league world series championship with a parade. the florida little leaguers took down taiwan 2-1 last weekend and were welcomed back with a huge celebration in town. the parade kicks off at 10 a.m. and will end with a block party. probably no gronk celebrations for

we met at burke would head to school and hit it off immediately and became each other's very first best became fast friends. >> and on weekends, we would pile into my 1966 mustang and her mom would sit in the front with me and maia and stacy and kamala would sit in the back and off we would go to a movie or some adventure. >> my mom still has that mistake. -- my mom still has that mustang. caitrÍona: my apologies, that is obviously not my interview with stacy. earlier i spoke with marilyn senator ben cotton and he -- maryland senator ben cotton and he discussed the challenges in the middle east. >> we have to be hopeful. it's a very challenging situation and i think secretary blinken did the right thing by putting it out and israel has accepted it and now it is up to hamas. hamas calls -- because the crisis and now it is time to end it with cease fire and release of hostages. we have to keep international pressure on hamas. at this point there is no reason for optimism but i do think the biden administration is doing the right thing. caitrÍona: we have seen cross-border strikes and one

dallas police say the 30-year-old suspect struck up a conversation with officer darron burks as he satn his squad curb. >> those aspects, recorded the talk with his cell phone before pulling out a gun in opening fire on the officer. >> burks died a short time later. two other officers were wounded when the suspect opened fire on them after they responded to the scene one of two doctors charged with conspiring to distribute ketamine to actor matthew perry, pleaded guilty in federal court friday. perry died because of the acute effects of ketamine and subsequent drowning last year at his home after taking the drug cnn's nick watt, reports from los angeles well, dr. mark chavez is according to his lawyer, full of remorse and really eager to do whatever he can to make the best of a terrible situation which ended of course, with matthew perry, the much beloved friends actor dead, due to ketamine, died in his hot tub at his home here in los angeles. >> now, chavez certainly appears to be doing all that he can to cooperate. he was asked to submit his passport to surrender his passport today.

i'm friends with edmund burke, we've been corresponding for years. bach is new york's agent and parliament. i've traveled to london to put forward new york's case in person because the demands he's wanted to use the legally, you know, the legal the legally elected assemblyman to protest people like the duke of oak. we're not not no, you're not going to do that. it's going to be too slow and you're not going to do what we want. so they set up research at another government to do that. the lancey leaves and never he never comes back because by the time he leaves, not long. it's lexington and concord, and then things really go from bad to worse. yeah. and you covered all the committees because i wanted to ask you about that. you're the one that you mentioned. those one that i found particularly interesting was the committee of mechanics, because as you were talking about, there are all these and some of are, you know, galante control but then because they're controlled by, the dnc's there's this new committee called the committee of mechanics that basic

firefighters in burke county, north carolina, say this is what's left of a family's car seat after atery inside a children's book caught fire in their minivan. >> just very shocked that could ever happen, but also so blessed that she wasn't in there. >> minutes after destinee williams and her one year old daughter misty had returned from church, a neighbor saw smoke coming from their van. a family member then put out the fire with a garden hose. firefighters say the cause was a copy of this book that was left in the van. the book makes sounds thanks to a small speaker powered by a button battery and officials say that battery overheated and caught fire. >> we had multiple push button books for toddlers and infants. no warning labels. it just tells you how to discard it and how to have an adult change the battery. >> fire officials initially believed it was a lithium battery. try to keep them as cool as possible. >> that's the only precautions that we can really take. but overnight, the book's publisher saying our electronic children's books, which have sold millions of units without

, you know, spreadsheet it's very intense of data analysis, but some districts across disciplinary burke of scientists, governments and everyone in the supply chain that is consumers. the best we can do is pay attention to sourcing the coffee supply chain, often locks transparency as it's bad for business. so what we can do is work with smaller suppliers who give more information on the origins and production conditions of their coffee beans. a supermarket seen from the future? no coffee, no much rooms. no, nothing farmers world wide are seeing increasingly, meeker harvest a trend that's on stop level or reversible as so often our fate lies in our own hands. does climate change pose a threat to our food supply? know coffee for breakfast, no cocoa for the kids and no bananas for any one of a condo. so main goes coconuts and pope pius all gone to pessimistic. not necessarily the because it could soon become reality. climate change is leading to more crop failures. dictating what we can buy in stores and how much it costs. a lot of products are only grown in specific regions due to the righ

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