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and so we just saw caitlin dinner going through that campaign. the governor's campaign are granted. it was kind of an uphill battle from the very beginning. they did said the republican party needed better ideas and better candidates. just a g o p needed to embrace diversity. remember how he had a side set the california governor's race, you know, when you're looking at, even though caitlin failed miserably is this kind of the expansion that republican parties actually needing someone that says, you know, i don't really care about political party lines. here's where i play, even if people don't necessarily know they'd rather take the unknown than what they know at this point. i mean, kayla, i think would be great for the publican party because as a transgender, male, it's essentially saying that you doesn't, you know, we're not only going on christian values. essentially, you can have, you can be a conservative when it comes to economics and you know, many values, but you can still be more progressive when it comes to g, q issues, right? so i think she, you know, she do wonderful. a

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haley, and caitlin. fence. >> i had my we corals with both sides. i was on the key side. >> but hearing birch's testimony prove to be their tipping point. >> it didn't seem to make sense. having someone take her home and willingly sleep with him in her front yard, there is no way. >> we it just wasn't nikki. >> from their offices, prosecutors david lasee and mary kerrigan-mares, waited and worried. >> what if one person believed that story and thought maybe doug did this, or had some involvement. >> there's always concern about that. the thing that just kept running through my head was that this is a very dangerous individual. he needs to be off the street and i hope that they get it. right >> then, and just other for hours. the 12 jurors fall back into the courtroom for the last time. >> we eric was one of the 12. >> how tricky was this for you as a juror? >> it was emotionally really hard. i was tug of war and the whole time on the state side the defense side. it was tough. >> over the course of the ni

. >> good morning good morning caitlin i'm caitlin lopez 23 years old i moved out to california and sanears old and actually put in foster care at the age of 9 or 10 had a baby at the 16 years old so i've kind of had this crazy like youth experience. >> despite the challenges she faced caitlin finished high school and take advantage of program. >> i heard will mayor ed lee's program through my social worker and i interviewed with entrepreneurs after i was matched walking sweet spots office i thought imitated not been in that type of office ones i got into the office with my supervisor we boptd and i got a call from h.r. i got the position and i'm in. >> i have. >> we hired merry for 8 weeks and saw how she did she was only going to work 8 weeks but at the end question offered her a position part time. >> i have those traits it has been great working here my term of 5 weeks was pretty much like family supporting each other i feel like the mayors job program helped me to get in job without the jobs plus program i - i probably would have not even had a job. >> in her case she's a mother of

so i called her sister caitlin and i said, lawrence phone is off.r days. have you heard from her? >> no, she had not. so caitlin reached out to lauren's law school friend ashley. >> her sister contacted me over a message on facebook. >> hey, trying to get into touch with lauren. have you seen her? can you let her know we're trying to get in touch with her. we haven't heard from her. >> this was wednesday. now thinking back, actually hadn't seen lauren since that pre-study party friday night. actually went to lauren's apartment. her car was there. she knocked out the door. >> when she didn't answer, i didn't think anything of it. i soon she was running, i assume she was studying somewhere. >> so, she let it go. but then a few hours later, her sister -- >> her sister contacted me again and said this is an emergency. we've been trying to call her and she still is not answering. >> now ashley began to worry. so she and her boyfriend referring return to lauren's police and use the spare key to go inside. first, she warned her boyfriend. >> i said, are yo

. >> good morning good morning caitlin i'm caitlin lopez 23 years old i moved out to california and sanas about 8 years old and actually put in foster care at the age of 9 or 10 had a baby at the 16 years old so i've kind of had this crazy like youth experience. >> despite the challenges she faced caitlin finished high school and take advantage of program. >> i heard will mayor ed lee's program through my social worker and i interviewed with entrepreneurs after i was matched walking sweet spots office i thought imitated not been in that type of office ones i got into the office with my supervisor we boptd and i got a call from h.r. i got the position and i'm in. >> i have. >> we hired merry for 8 weeks and saw how she did she was only going to work 8 weeks but at the end question offered her a position part time. >> i have those traits it has been great working here my term of 5 weeks was pretty much like family supporting each other i feel like the mayors job program helped me to get in job without the jobs plus program i - i probably would have not even had a job. >> in her case she's

caitlin foord got them off the mark after 15 minutes, and it took them until the second half to maken the quarter finals with a draw in their remaining two games. dean smith has told the norwich fans he can keep the club in the premier league. having returned to management just a week after he was sacked by aston villa, smith believes there's enough quality in the squad to survive. if i thought it was a risk, i wouldn't have taken it. we've got 27 games left. there is a lot of points to play for. we're just on the back of a win. i've seen how progressive this club has been. yes it's been difficult in the premier league so far, and mine and craig'sjob is to keep us in the league. that's firmly what we believe we can do. cameron norrie had a whirlwind day at the atp tour finals in turin. he was called into the tournament at lunchtime as a replacement for the injured stefanos tsitsipas. hours later, norrie, the british number one, was on court against casper ruud. but he lost in three sets and can't now qualify for the semi finals, and faces world number one novak djokovic next in the g

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i think caitlin has tried to do that she's having trouble with it but the brand of republicanism takingn california because you are so outnumbered so if you could just make it about performance management because state has been poorly managed. >> it's hard when you're eatinga dinner. [cheering] >> you start of the school board, at the council level from of the state senate level, you start small and you start winning small and thinking about management and make it about how families lives are being impacted by poor policies. then showcase that impact the stories of these families and that's a way to put a face on it don't play into the social stuff, they will try to get you on race and transgender stuff. >> every time. >> every time and then you aren't on defense. that's how you in california. [applause] >> make it about them. >> don't make it about you, think about them. >> we have a lot that can be done. you talk a lot about you individually, you save the world for crying out loud but. [laughter] i don't want to give away a spoiler alert at the end of your book because you are all goi

, someone who can explain this in a lot more detail and with a lot more. kudos behind here is dr. caitlin jet. alina is an assistant professor of epidemiology with the school of public health at the university of texas health science center in houston. thank you so much for your time, dr. what i've tried to point out there in my own ways that we just don't know enough and that is, that is a problem, isn't it? because we don't know enough now. and even the w h, i was saying, well, we'll know more in a couple of weeks time, so let's not panic yet. but i guess countries are worried about losing 2 weeks. they are not getting a jump on this thing. yeah, i understand the worry bay. good science takes time. we have to engineer this fires. we have to let it grow in the lab in order to test it against how well our vaccines are going. we can't rash that asked us. and we don't want to rush in, so patients is going to be a very today's, the 1st few weeks. so the problem being that we, and i guess when i say way, i'm talking more about politicians and officials have gotten into this habit of seeing so

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cheering and applause] if i was a conservative here, i would try to depoliticize my campaign did i think caitlin tried to do that, but she is having trouble with it. the brand of republicanism is taking a beating. if you could just make it about performance. about management. this date has been poorly managed. >> $10,000 worth of wine does not drink itself. >> you start at the school board, you start at the council level, you start at the state senator level, you just starthe small. you start winning small and make it about management and about how families lives are being impacted by poor policies. and then showcase that impact with stories of these families. that is the way to put a face on it. just do not play into the social stuff because they will try to get you on race and transgender stuff. >> every time. [inaudible] [cheering and applause] >> make it about them and how they've missed managed. >> there is a lot that can be done. talking a lot about the power of you individually. not just waters. he save the world for crying out loud. >> i do not want to give away the spoiler alert at the

it's okay for from ronald caitlin. it was thank 2 weeks ago they edge the height gaming it since arrivals espanol with a penalty from memphis to pie one no victory. this is also from night to 6, the still a points behind leaders severe. i'm a little bit ok, duncan informed us, we're far behind but there's a lot of games left. are very positive, so why not? we're going to fight. we've seen in the past, in a league where teams were able to recover from far behind. so why not or wall tennis number one, novak chocolate, which is still undecided whether he'll play in the australian open now that's it's mandatory, fully vaccinated against the 19. he's never declared his vaccination status, that's one of the officials involvement. adamant the all players including the defending champion must be li, jobs on facet age of which last in the semi finals of the a t p finals inter and be seen by germany's alexanders. that is based on human hyperlinks on sunday stuff, which is all about the australian open. are you able to tell us th

best spots, they lead it cuz it found that thanks to a hattrick from caitlin and buffet. well cop 26 was promoted as a last chance for countries to agree to work together to save the planet from catastrophic climate change. but at the end, the summit president alack sharma was close to tears. apologising to delegates that the climate somers in glasgow for a final agreement that left many countries deeply unhappy. india proposed a last minute change to the language of the final statement, saying cold power should be phased down rather than phased out. but the glasgow agreements are still the 1st of that kind of specifically mentioned coal or fossil fuels. the statement the asked rich nations to increase their financial support help poor countries adapt to climate impacts. and urges countries to revisit and strengthen their climate pledges for 2030 by the end of next year to help keep alive. the goal of limiting global warming to one and a half degrees above pre industrial levels was actually general of the united nations and tenure. good terrorist says, acknowledge the dis

caitlin, thank you. and i should say we have _ of view. caitlin, thank you.ll us what has happened to them. that is a statement from british transport police. let's go back now to the news about the further conviction in the death of keon lincoln. phil mackie is at birmingham crown court. ciaran donaldson was the fifth defendant in this case, his 18 years old, and all of them are teenagers who have been convicted in the killing of keon lincoln and he was committed on a majority decision of manslaughter rather than murder and had not been part of the attack in which keon died injanuary in broad daylight outside his house in handsworth but had supplied the weapons which were used in the attack. keon lincoln was a 15 —year—old schoolboy who would have been 16 injuly this year, typical, fun loving boy according to his family who had been taking part in lessons that day because we were in lockdown and had gone out to speak to someone in the street when i wiped a stolen car up and outjumped a number of people armed with knives and a gun and killed him. the whole at

reporter: just to follow up on caitlin's question, you outlined some of the problems that countries face in vaccinating their own citizens. does usaid or any other us government agency plan to help with some of those capacity issues whether on the operations side, or just in the hesitancy side? is there any effort to go beyond just sharing vaccines but actually help with getting shots in arms? sec. psaki: yes, absolutely. there is a lot usaid is doing to date and we will continue to build on that. usaid has provided over 267 million dollars of covid-19 supplemental support to south africa, southern african countries, to deliver and distribute the vaccines, reduce coronavirus transmission through infection prevention and control, provide key public health information, improve diagnostics and surveillance, train health workers, strengthen case management capacity, deliver emergency food and critical humanitarian supplies and services, and respond to some of the social and economic effects of the pandemic. and that is responsive to the fact that not just now, we have long known that there a

caitlin foord got them off the mark after 15 minutes, and it took them until the second half to makeith believes there's enough quality in the squad to survive. if i thought it was a risk, i wouldn't have taken it. we've got 27 games left in the premier league. there's a lot of points to play for. we're just on the back of a win. i've seen how progressive this club has been. yes, it's been difficult in the premier league so far, and mine and craig'sjob is to keep us in the league. and that's firmly what we believe we can do. cameron norrie had a whirlwind day at the atp tour finals in turin. he was called into the tournament at lunchtime as a replacement for the injured stefanos tsitsipas. hours later, norrie, the british number one, was on court against casper ruud. but he lost in three sets and can't now qualify for the semi finals, and faces world number one novak djokovic next in the group stages. well, djokovic is already through to the semi—finals after beating russian andrey rublev in straight sets. the world number one was in complete control throughout, taking the first set

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go ahead, caitlin. >> democrats should be able to pass the second piece of this legislation, the buildtter legislation by thanksgiving? >> we're working hard to get this done. on friday, the house voted on a rule to make sure that the week of november 15 that is moves forward out of the house. we're just going to continue the hnt on friday was burning the phone lines and calling members, clearly i'm not going to get into specifics on private conversations but making sure that the support was there to move that out of the house and so we're just going to continue to do that, have conversations with members of the house and the senate clearly and that will be on the president's level and also staff level. i don't have any specifics there, that is our plan to try to get this out as soon as possible. >> thanksgiving generally -- >> i don't have a timing for you. i'm just saying that we're going to work really hard to get it done. it's going to go for a vote the week of november 15 out of the house and we're going to work with leader schumer to make sure it gets done. >> and on the secretar

but have taklen the lead through caitlin foord after 15 minutes. so around 15 minutes played...ed to managementjust a week after he was sacked by aston villa he believes there's enough quality in the squad to keep them up. if i thought it was a risk, i wouldn't have taken it. we've got 27 games left. we're just on the back of a win. i've seen how progress of this club has been. yes it's been difficult so far, and my and craig's job is to keep us in the league. that's friendly what we believe we can do. a big opportunity for cameron norrie tonight — as he makes his debut at the atp finals in turin. the british number one has been called into action after stefanos tsitsipas injured his elbow. he's taking on norway's casper ruud — and with around ten minutes played — norrie is a game up in the first set. and djokovic is through to the semi—finals after beating russian andrey rublev in straight sets. the world number one was in complete control throughout, taking the first set 6—3 before serving out the match with an ace, 6—2 in the second. djokovic's 50th win of the year also ensur

as james white's daughter caitlin told us. >> i was told that monsters don't exist, my parents alwaysand seeing what i had to see, i can tell you with absolute certainty that that is 110% false. he is a monster. >> and rachel's men, we weren't surprised to hear that james has his own idea of what justice might be. did you have any thoughts of what might happen if the justice system didn't look after todd in a way that seemed reasonable to you? >> he would have been dealt with. >> by whom? >> me. >> they could have put you in prison for life. >> it would have been a one-way mission. he and i are both going to go down together. i'm not going to shoot him, i'm going to kill him with my two bare hands. i'm going to do to him what he did to rachel. >> the man who failed to commit and then watch the love of his life go on to her terrible end has his own way of taking revenge, mostly on himself. >> kind of a tragic love story from your point of view. >> it is. >> this is a woman you could have spent the rest of your life with. >> very, very easily could. yes, i should have pulled the trigger

>> when i go, caitlin and cancer, each had respect for each other. >> it's like a soccer match. up china, oh, that reminds me when dun shao peng came to dinner. >> not him and certainly not who your father brought home for dinner one night. can you tell us that story? >> i was in ninth grade. she had been asked that, she was 32, maybe, she's been asked by my father to have this professorship which is to teach for a quarter she was extremely more nervous than usual. we got to get jones out there in hollywood and we got to get her back here. they did not know but anyway, she was hardly joan didion yet. we had writers in the house all the time. my father had an excellent sense, who was a writer and he said to me, cait, you need to be there for dinner, i think you will be interested by this young woman. i was entranced by her because she was so tiny and so articulated and all the things were true and i went to hear her speak a couple of times. i remember my father, what struck me about her was my father coming home and saying during that quarter, there is something weird going on wi