she says, "butch, you've got problems.h kidnapping, and taking indecent liberties with a child. he entered a plea of guilty but mentally ill. how long was he inside? >> he received a four-year sentence and he served about 21 months and came out after the 21 months in jail. >> that short prison sentence in tammy's case back in the '80s meant that he was a free man. free to divorce and remarry, free to move to georgia, free to get those jobs at delta airlines and the softball field, and free to meet shannon in march 1994. as john petrey studied the files, he realized there was a lot there, but with one huge challenge -- shannon's body had never been found. but this prosecutor wanted to take a chance. >> this is the kinda case that you look at and you say, "i want one of those." >> i can make a difference here. >> yes, i can make a difference. >> hinton was released from prison for that insurance fraud case in 2003. it would take another few months before law enforcement finally arrested him for murder, ten years after shanno

have people been calling you butch? >> since i was born. so i'm a junior and my dad took bill graham so they didn't call me billy graham. >> all right. my mother wanted me to grow up and be billy graham. in virginia we spent a lot of time in a baptist church, if you know what i mean. welcome, butch graham. welcome to brigadier general tom tickner, nice to see you again. colonel steve murphy, glad you could join us today. the folks that are behind you and supporting team, we welcome all of you. thank you for joining us for what sadly has become an all too frequent issue over the past couple of years and that is providing emergency response in the aftermath of extreme, extreme weather. each of our witnesses comes from a different position with the corps, actually from different parts of the country, we were just talking about that. they're going to be able to share with us their points of view on the corps' response to hurricane ida as well as their thoughts on investments in infrastructure, on building back better, as ou

i'm general butch graham. i would like to start by extending our sincere condolences to the families who lost loved ones in hurricane ida. our thoughts and prayers are with those who have been impacted by this storm. as was mentioned frk hurricane ida made landfall on august 29th as a category-4 storm and immediately began to draw comparisons to hurricane katrina. as was mentioned following hurricane katrina and the devastating flooding in the city of new orleans, the $14 million hurricane reduction risk system was built, and as its name implied, it was built to reduce the risk of flooding in the city. during hurricane ida, this system performed exactly as designed. the projects the corps builds help to reduce the flood risk of vulnerable communities, we must also be prepared to respond when some of the flood risks are actually realized. this aspect of resiliency is received by our partnerships with fema, state and local governments, and our key contracting partners. in response to hurricane ida, as many as 76

force at times and they will strengthen even further later on wednesday is this area of rain starts butch'sat will slowly push its way eastward into thursday and temperatures will start to drop. see you soon. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 8pm... "our hearts are shattered" — the family of mp sir david amess call on people to set aside hatred, show kindness and love, and work towards togetherness. the home secretary, priti patel, says she is looking at a "whole spectrum" of measures to better protect mps, including on social media. i think it's fair to say we all have to be incredibly self—aware, conscientious, as to how we conduct our business and put safety front and centre of this. the ceremony for new environmental award the earthshot prize is under way, hosted by the duke of cambridge. and after almost two weeks, the bbc understands that brighton and hove city council have reached a deal with the unions to end the bin strike in the city. and we hear more about artist spencer tunick�*s latest photo shoot,

i miss the maya butch hotel as the bella. bless jessica. look, you know, she could change the new but them restore. allotted us green, you verify me you. you took up so just look at the boy uber, there's the lane you style him, but it's about it's the air dump us into this country and thanks for your question huddle share in your wong and there's a lack of some. yeah, yeah. vision that other stuff falling yoshio and sure 3, glad you get your 1st and then if you can partner and got me out unless you have the vehicle ready for that you could let me know. ah, it's clear that you, some molten birds are doing their best to integrate into what must be a very different way of life. but what about traditional samaritan society? what does it think of the new? i hope it's not a knowledge xyz on the she had the let one of my patients with families, siobhan legacy at all middle console to let you know be as well as my father can finish reading the allow could i know my son? i think mr. id and my husband obviously will buy matt auto visit a weekly dejan

. >> reporter: after butch pate rick played eddie munster, and he visits frequently.t rough dries the mckees to get the details just right. no telling how many times they have watched the show. >> when we built the house, it was 24 hours a day, seven days a week. >> reporter: if it was solely up to chuck, his home might have looked different. >> probably the set of "the enterprise." >> reporter: but then what is the fun in that? >> that was katy belichickie reporting. the home is not open for tours, but people who live nearby ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up,san e the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. >>> let's take a live look at capitol hill. you probably think we're going to do a mitt cal story. oh, no. the 2021 teacher of the year finalists are in the capitol meeting with members of congress and t

army corps of engineers general butch graham, how long have people been calling you butch? my mother wanted me to grow up [inaudible] we spend a lot of time in a baptist church. welcome and to the brigadier general and colonel steve murphy. folks that are behind you, we welcome all of you. thank you for joining us for what sadly has become an all too frequent issue and that is providing emergency response in the aftermath ofge extreme weather. each of the witnesses comes from a different position from different parts of the country on the response to hurricane ida as well as their thoughts and more resilient water resources and infrastructure on building back better as the president likes to say. hurricanes have become more intense and more frequently. this trend is projected to continue in the years ahead as the planet continues to warm. accordingly, the importance of the response services will grow as well. that's why we must ensure all parts that include federal, local and state are all working together in lockstep to improve the resiliency of the infrastructure so we ca

weeks unless the government issues visas to allow more butch's into the country. this is an interconnected crisis where the worst effects of brake system cove it have collided. spreading chaos in everything from food to fuel. li falco al jazeera london. ah. but how fast they are, these are the top stories, the united nations, as told ethiopia, prime minister does not accept the countries decision to expel 7 of its senior personnel. if you're up here says the officials being told to leave because they meddled in the internal affairs of the country at the headlines in the white house . as the u. s. president and members of his own democratic party have made progress as they tried to rescue job biden's economic agenda in a ram. move for an american president biden has met with his party members on capitol hill divisions among democrats. ow! threatening his ambitious economic plans, mo, from rosalind jordan in washington. it comes down to whether members of congress in the president's party can agree on terms on both the social spending flash environmental bill, as we

witnesses joining us today -- to our witnesses joining us today, how long have people been calling you butch? >> since i was born. i am a junior. they didn't call me billy graham. [laughter] >> all right. my mother wanted me to grow up and be billy graham. down in virginia, we spent a lot of time in the baptist church. welcome. nice to see you again. to colonel steve murphy, we are delighted you could join us today, and your supporting team. thank you for joining us for what has become an all too frequent issue over the last number of years, providing an emergency response in the aftermath of extreme weather. each of our witnesses comes from a different position. and from different parts of the country. they will share with us their points of view on the response to hurricane ida as well as their thoughts on investing in more resilient water resources, infrastructure and building back better, as our president likes to say. since 1980, north atlantic hurricanes have become more intense and frequent. this trend is projected to continue in the years ahead as our planet continues to warm. accord

is getting its biggest cost adjustment in four decade, start figure january, they will see a 5.9% butcht $into more a month however, rising prices and inflation are set to offset that boost. the house panel investigating the january 6th insurrection is digging deeper into former acting assistant general jeffrey clark. a 400 page report released last week, the former justice department official was involved if former president trump's bid to overturn the 2020 election. they found he was in contact with mr. trump in the days leading up to the capitol attack and helped amplify lies about voter fraud. it says, in part, the investigation revealed credible evidence you attempted to involve the doj in efforts to interrupt the peaceful transfer of power the president considered views the biden white house rejected a request to block lawmakers from seeking documents related to january 6th. >>> 102-year-old camille black, a prominent activist and historian has died black activism began walking white only employment. at 23 he joined the army and served if world war ii promoting the desegregation o

how long have they been calling you butch?e i was born, i'm a junior and i got ran they didn't call me billy graham aspect. >> all right. my mother wanted me to grow up -- we spent a lot of time in a baptist church if you know what i mean. welcome, butch graham, nice to see you again and colonel steve murphy, glad you could join us today and the folks behind you, we welcome all of you. thank you for joining us, this has become all too frequent over the past couple of years providing emergency response and the aftermath of extreme weather. each witness comes from a different position from of the core from different parts of the country talking about that. they will be able to share with us their points of view in response to hurricane ida as well as their thoughts on investing resilient water resources and infrastructure building back better. as we all know since 1980, north atlantic hurricanes have become more intense and unfortunately, more frequent. the trend is projected to continue in the years ahead as our planet continue

crimes that were listed by the congressional committee, but obviously at the local me to report a butch to record straight at this man committed enormous atrocities. he, him and his associates. and he will respond politically at their he is obviously a soccer shield, political shoot for him, organized the congress by his reporters. so the idea that the residents could be in peach, it is far fact. it was probably, it's very like gustavo, as damning as this report. is it could also have been much worse. there was an earlier draft version that i believe had called for authorities to indict the president and others listed on charges of mass murder as well. why were those potential charges removed from the final report and what impact does that have now? well, it's a little the senators who. ready are a part of the committee believe that these accusations were very hard to prove in the court of law and would seem like a legal stretch and make it easier for business. prosecutor general, who is someone very much aligned with the variables and added to shell for or stall the process altogether.

and it's because of a severe shortage of butch's and slaughter highest workers to tackle a national backlog of life stuck on farms. we are within a couple of weeks of having to consider a mass call of animals in this country. if we don't have facebook chairs, if we don't have that skill and we are going to end up killing those pegs, but them not entering the food supply chain. they will go full rendering. they will be and you know, they won't enter the seats class chain and that is incredibly wasteful, especially when the government's very cane. all man progressing in terms of the environment. and it really goes against everything they're trying to achieve their while about a 120000 pigs are now in danger of being cold with farms running out of space to keep them. the industry is just one of many in the u. k. currently grappling with labor shortages with the pandemic and also breaks it being singled out as the main reasons for the shortfall as foreign workers were booted out of the country due to border restrictions and new immigration rules. however, the u. k. government wants to see emplo

julie: we are not perfect, so it may happen, butch a mona if it takes us a year to figure out if ourlient does not like what we do. one of the things we focus on a lot is working with the client, day in and day out, side-by-side and not throwing things over a wall to consultants. unlikely that this specific scenario would happen. david: without violating confidences, can you give me an example, somewhere you advice some -- somebody and it turned out great for them, that they are willing to brag about the great job you did? julie: we have lots of examples of that. if you take the example of shiseido. we have announced a partnership there and we talked about compressed transformation. we are helping them digitize their experience of the end consumer, we are helping them redo their inventory and their systems. this is something we are both very proud of, the work we are doing. david: if you need a consultant, who do you call? mckenzie or one of your own people? julie: normally one of our own people. i will give you a great example. when i became ceo, i needed to put in a new operating m

government issues, visas to allow more butch's into the country. this is an interconnected crisis where the worst effects of brake system cove it have collided. spreading chaos in everything from food to fuel. ne fokker, al jazeera london. ah . again, this is al jazeera, the headlines, the south georgia as prime minister says that an operation to detain former president because successfully has been successfully carried out. he was arrested after returning from exile to support the opposition. in saturday's election. robin for astir walker reports from tbilisi prime minister. iraqi got about video came on air and told sa georgians that, that the president of georgia because such really had been detained. we're hearing some details about this or may or may not turn out to be to be true. we're still here getting, getting information coming in all the time that he may even have been detained. not far from where i am now in, in sibley see itself. we have moral now, of course i will let you know about it. but in any case, a speculation that me cossack h

but yeah, why don't butch, i it's, it's been a heck of a year in the precious metals that's for sure. and then everything that we thought with dr. price hires instead during price lower. and i suspect that will change once we get into 2022. but man, yeah, why not own will be my answer to that? the answer to that is that there's no price discovery in gold that's not allowed to trade freely. it's monopolized by the central banks and big banks and 1000000000 banks, and they have for every ounce of gold to 50000 ounces of paper gold. they don't want the price to go higher because it's in a free market. that's why the institutions want, they want inflation hedge that's sensitive to the market. they don't want to inflation hedge that only peter shift, thanks works. peter shift notwithstanding. i'll still hold my flag, know that that market in correction for price is not going to last. i mean, it's loud k minus last 45 years since 975 when they started treat futures. but at some point there will be enough of the crisis that people will demand physical gold or the currency system will collaps

thousands of pigs may have to be cold within weeks, unless the government issues visas to allow more butch's into the country. this is an interconnected crisis where the worst effects of brake system cove it have collided. spreading chaos in everything from food to fuel. li fokker, al jazeera london. i'd certainly saturday morning on the spanish island of la palmer. and that's what's happening right now. residents pricing themselves for further eruptions from the cambrai, they ha volcano. these are options, of course, began 13 days ago and showed no sign of stopping john hall reports from the palm displaying both the majesty and the menace of nature. the volcanic eruption on the island of la palmer is expanding to new vents of opened up adding to the river as larva flowing to the sea. hundreds of homes have been lost. thousands more remained vacant, evacuated europe, falcon ologist warned that an evolving eruption could yet put others at risk, or anything will happen, but it's in the bottom of the type of the activity that we have with godaddy islands. i mean the question is, how much sir? m

we butch was off and returned with kitch 6. the fish 6 hook, 6 fish in return, but things are changing on multiple fronts. after millennia of subsistence living benefits are in the middle of a social and cultural transformation as greenland seeks its place in the wide world . and it's happening at precisely the moment climate change is appending the environment. these anti houses tell a story of a population that's pretty much haft in 20 years or so. and those that have gone have it moved to the nearest town of chassis i care on the east coast or even further afield to the capital nook on the other side of greenland. and for those that remain while they live in this warming world of ours, and it's a world that the ancestors which scarcity recognize mountain guide, matt spencer has lived among the annuity connoisseur for 20 years. working with tourists, you've come for the adventure of the wild. he's seen 1st hand how fast things have changed. i think the curse see that the year and the risen the seasons is so important to the p

love motorsports but it's not because the government was telling me to make sure my daughter's work butch was because i wanted to give them stuff i find enjoyable and it why we watch spongebob and not barney. my children never saw barney. there goes shame. [laughter] he's like it's all about me. we don't need the government to do that. kids are so quick telling you what they want and what they want to play with and what makes them happy and all california's doing is taking the joy out of it. little boys want to shoot guns sometimes and that doesn't make them mass murderers. right, shane? i'm right about that, right? [laughter] >> you are absolutely right. a little boy who now has little boys, once in a while they want to nurse guns and little sister wants to join them sometimes. the idea that you can mandate what kids play with or influence them, government dreamed up nonsense. kennedy: too much government and that's the thing, they do want to replace the family unit. we rode motorcycles when we grow up and set set on fire. back in the 80s, it was really fun but i'm sure if we were doing

. >> a lot different than butch cassidy, it's like we didn't take your money, the robbers took your moneyld come back through the fdic, a little different here, isn't it >> if you had your money in a bank it would be fine. but crypto is not money and an exchange is not a bank >> very well said. aemon javers, appreciate the cnbc investigation see more of it on cnbc >> you bet. >>> on deck, your morning rbi and eight oil and gas stocks that goldman sachs is pounding the table on now dr. jarrett is here to weigh in and let you know what he's seeing in the markets right now. dow futures are flat, may be slightly higher. oil is up. we're back right after this. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wan and advanced security integrated on our activecore platform so you can control your network from anywhere, anytime. it's network management redefined. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you rea

and, you know, i used to know greg abbott a little bit ash texas and the 2000 butch campaign.e of somebody who either said they weren't the person they pretended to be or somebody that completely band on all the principles for what, a third term? it's just both sad and tragic and a complete failure yf you should be in office. >> and we saw chuck grassley sell out and do the same thing this past weekend. 88-year-old dean of republican senators. we'll stay at this. can't thank you both enough for adding your voices to tonight's broadcast. coming up for us, look around. you'll see things that got you to by truck. and if you're waiting for something you ordered, it's probably because our country doesn't have enough people to drive the trucks. we'll talk to a veteran freight hauler right after this. >>> if you got it, a truck brought it. if you got your food, your clothing, your medicine, if if you got fuel for your homes, fuel for your industries, a truck brought it. the day our trucks stop, america stops. >> yeah! >>al pacino as jimmy hoffa in the eye rushman. hoffa was correct b

turned senior trump official dan scavino surrounded by law enforcement officers at the funeral of butchson. the january 6 committee struggled to locate him. are they really having that much trouble finding him? >> i was told from a source on the hill, so yes, they are still trying to reach him. they've been getting tips about where he was at and that's how they found out he was at the funeral. so they are actively trying to reach him. he's hiding in plain sight. i thought it was amusing that he was surrounded by hundreds of law enforcement individuals, because it was the funeral of a sheriff, an ally of president trump. this was a serious issue, he was spotted, not served. he's out there. we know he lives in new york state. i'm not going to say what town he lives in. but yeah, they have to serve him and have not been successful in doing so. >> tara and leigh ann, thank you for your reporting, we appreciate it. >>> today's jobs report for the month of september was disappointing, only 194,000 jobs were added to the economy last month. far from the 500,000 economists predicted. president

. >> reporter: actor butch patrick played the youngest munster and travels the country with fans. >>d member of their family without ever knowing it and now i'm representing the benefits of three generations of people who love watching that with their kids. >> reporter: that love drive the mckees to get the details just right no telling how many times they have watched the show. >> when we built the house it was 24 hours a day, seven days a woke. >> reporter: and sure it was solely up to chuck, his home might have looked different. >> probably the set of "the enterprise." though it would have been a normal victorian home. >> reporter: but then what's the fun in that? >>> 45 seconds on a race to the finish an fda panel has now recommended pfizer's covid vaccines for kids aged 5 to 11 if the fda and the cdc sign off, 28 million children in the u.s. would become eligible. doctors say they are concerned because so many parents indicate they are hesitant to allow their children to get vaccinated the general manager of the chicago blackhawks has resigned. it comes after an independent inve

i will be remiss if i didn't say thank you to my attorney, butch bowers, angela o'neil, they've bothave me the strength that i needed to keep pushing through with what they were going through. so megan and crew, i appreciate you for your fight. i hope that one day everybody sits where i'm sitting that has been discriminated against. it's our time in women's sports and, you know, women in general. it's our time. i think now this is going to become a popular right thing to do, and i hope -- i hope it becomes the norm because it's the right thing to do. >> yeah, and you have earned it. you have certainly earned it, dawn staley. thank you so much. i know you won it all in 2017. you've made consecutive appearances to the final four, and the preseason polls have you toward the top again. the way you have carried yourself, the example you're setting about pay equity, thank you so much, dawn. take care. do you still wear that rubber band around your wrist? pop yourself when you do something wrong? >> i still wear a rubber band. i don't pop it as much. >> that's right. no, you don't. take car

>> put it in the fridge, butch. >> you were rooting for the show and the characters they created.including me, al franken. so nbc had to pick a new producer. now most knowledgeable people, as you might imagine, hoped it would be me, al franken. >> well, there was a real question of whether "saturday night live" would continue at all, whether it would just die. >> the press hasn't been very overly kind. >> yeah, i read that stuff. is "saturday night live" "saturday night dead"? >> oh, man, come on. >> my favorite is "vile from new york." >> please, come on. >> that's funny, that's funny. >> they were having a hard time. and then came the man that saved the show, eddie murphy. there was buzz about him, so you tuned in. and there was this kind of explosion of talent in front of your eyes. ♪ >> it really kind of rejuvenated the show. >> i am gumby, dammit! you don't talk to me that way! >> after awhile, the show regained its status and its clout and became even more of an institution than it had been. >> hey, bob. >> hey, peters. looks great today. >> listen, if you're unhappy with my

my brother butch had breast cancer, thankfully he's doing well. >> and my brother gene had male breastmeone in your family you're a little scared about it for yourself. it is worth it to do it. i'm so happy i did it. >> scarier to have it and not know you have it as opposed to >> absolutely. >> get checked if you can. >> that's it. >> important story right there. >>> we move to social media burnout. even some of the biggest influencers now say they feel it from too much time online so sharing tips about how to put your phone down more often. ashan singh has the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george. in a recent story showing young adults who use more than 300 minutes a day were three times more likely to become depressed. we checked in to see how they're dealing with anxiety and burnout. this morning, executives from tiktok, youtube and snapchat are set to testify on capitol hill at a hearing on the safety of social media for kids. the issue, gaining the spotlight after "the wall street journal" reported on facebook's internal research that found its instagram app coul