carly, todd. >> todd: thank you, brook.et's bring in joe concha, fox news contributor and author of "s"come on, man". the dollar amounts are maybe the cost of a dinner or expensive lunch but it's another day and another revelation that the fbi seems to be in the hip pocket of the democratic party. how does the bureau win back the trust of the american people and show it is nonpartisan? jowski if you're chris wray, maybe volunteer to go to capitol hill and show transparency. any level of transparency saying this is why we're acting the way we are going about our business the way we are, but you have to love jen psaki's logic. i had to pull up the quote again, which is why i was looking down on why the hunter biden story is a minor inside baseball thing that no one cares about. she says it's because she doesn't see the story on the front pages of major newspapers. well, of course she doesn't see it on the front pages. the media is running the same play book it ran in october of 2020. mostly dismiss what is a major story and c

let's hand it over to carly with more headlines. >> carly: good morning to you. a fox news alert. connecticut police officers are dead. another seriously injured following a shooting overnight in bristol. earlier this morning, we spoke with an officer from middletown, connecticut, about the attack on law enforcement. >> we want to send our thoughts, prayers and condolences with the bristol, connecticut, police department. we woke up to tragic news this morning. three officers were shot overnight. two passed away. one's in recovery right now. so it's been a tough morning for us. >> carly: the governor of connecticut directing state flags to be lowered to half-staff in honor of the fallen officers. we're expecting to hear from authorities later this hour. >>> fort myers beach residents returning to their storm-ravaged homes two weeks after hurricane ian, many with no power or running water, if they have anything at all. ivanka trump working with local churches to provide supplies the atlanta braves bouncing back to defeat the phillies 3-0. in los angeles, the san diego padres evened

. >>> and later, carly simon's sorrow. the singer pays tribute to her two sisters, both women dying from cancer one day apart. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us on this sunday. we begin tonight with the fast-approaching midterm elections. both parties are pressing hard to show why they deserve your vote. democrats focused on their legislative accomplishments, republicans on the economy and crime. at stake, both houses of congress. votes are already being cast in many states across the country in person and by mail. cbs's christina ruffini leads us off tonight from the white house. christina, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. well, after a quiet weekend at home in delaware, president biden will head to pennsylvania this week and florida the next as we come into the home stretch of this contentious midterm election. >> these are tough fights. >> reporter: on "face the nation" today speaker of the house nancy pelosi said t

carly, todd? >> maybe garth brooks will have time to write that love song. >> i knew he was going to do it. he did it. >> welcoming the free speech to your twitter timeline. >> twitter is now letting both sides, including those who denounce twitter and denounce musk have a forum to talk. that's what it was supposed to be. so, i'm looking forward to seeing a lively debate on both sides on twitter. what's going to stop now on twitter is they're not going to take calls from the white house to shut down information just because somebody wants to call it misinformation, you know. if you want to call it misinformation, get up and call it misinformation. but both sides need to be heard. >> did you see this social media platform flagging this post by the president -- quote, in 2020, 55 corporations made $40 billion and they paid 0 in federal taxes. my inflation reduction act puts an end to that. all of that is wrong. twitter's fact check saying out of the 55 corporations the tweet references, 14 earning g

steve, big news come over to you. >> steve: more the top of the hour, thank you so much, carly. the media misspent to last year smearing george's election reform laws. >> this is the end of democracy in america. this is the beginning of a south africa strategy. it is old school american jim crow american. >> very much sort of reminiscent of jim crow era tactics to have a chilling effect on participation. >> this is a party that does not like the grounding of america. this is a party that is cheating at the polls. >> this is the g.o.p. strategy. can't beat the democratic candidates, block their voters. >> steve: block their voters, now has been debunked already. george's early voting numbers already shattering the record set during the 2020 presidential race. clay travis joins us right now, do you know what, clay, if they were trying to suppress the vote they are doing really bad job. >> they are and the fake governor of georgia stacey abrams who has refused to concede after losing by 50,000 votes in 2018, i'm actually curious, steve, how bad that she had to get beaten in 2022 to

. >>> and later, carly simon's sorrow.o sisters, both women dying from cancer one day apart. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin tonight with the fast-approaching midterm elections. both parties are pressing hard to show why they deserve your vote. democrats focused on they are legislative accomplishments, republicans on the economy and crime. at stake, both houses of congress. voters are already being cast -- or votes rather are already being cast in many states across the country in person and by mail. cbs's christina ruffini leads us off tonight from the white house. christina, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. well, after a quiet weekend at home in delaware, president biden will head to pennsylvania this week and florida the next as we come into the home stretch of this contentious midterm election. >> these are tough fights. >> reporter: on "face the nation" today speaker of the house nancy pelosi said the results of the midterms will be decided in the last minutes of the race.

. >> brian: do you think this app will also toss to carly?ou better hope not or they will get rid of all three of us. >> brian: keep that human talk. >> ainsley: how do we feel about this? that's almost something nice you said. >> are you saying a robot could replace carly? never. irreplaceable. >> i think you guys are irreplaceable and i appreciate that, ainsley. i have concerning news out of florida to get to, all 164 unit miami beach condo building is being evacuated right near the site of the deadly surfside collapse. officials issuing a mandatory evacuation at the port royale condos over structural concerns. engineers say the building repairs should be completed within two weeks. the building is just a mile from the site of that 12 story champlain towers which partially collapsed in june of 2021. killing 98 people. a carjacking victim in new orleans refusing to give up her ride without a fight, stunning footage shows a woman heading a man snuck out from behind a bush, punched her, and fourth try to of a car. the robber who eventually spe

loretta guzman the owner spoke to carly about her ordeal earlier on ""fox & friends"" first. >> i wokeng me and letting me know hey, all of your windows are busted out. they will like all of your front windows are busted out. your front door. nose like okay. so i jumped up and i got there the police were there before me. there was paint sprayed all throughout my entire building. >> carly comes the amount of businesses owned by native americans let alone a native american female is infant is move but hers was destroyed. >> carley: at such a bummer. spray paint everywhere, glass spoken, she has native american artwork that is now destroyed, she can't fully reopen until she cleans up and here's the thing. the people who did this and vandalized her coffee shop clearly have an issue with police, right? wouldn't it have been better if they attended the coffee with a cop event and voiced grievances and talk to? they could have walked away with some sort of solution. instead they are angry with no answers may be going to jail. the good thing about the story is the community has really rallied

in a statement over the weekend, carly simon wrote, "they touched everyone they knew, and those of us will be lucky and honored to carry their memories forward." >>> move over, batman and superman, there's a new leading man in the d.c. extended universe. >> these powers are not a gift but a curse. born out of rage. >> "black adam" starring dwayne johnson won the weekend box office with $67 million. it gives johnson his biggest box office weekend as a leading man. it's also the biggest opening since july when "thor: love and thunder" earned $143 million. >>> and netflix is trying to net extra cash. the streaming service has opened a new brick and mortar popup store in los angeles. bingers of "bridgerton, "stranger things," and "squid game" can get official merchandise of their favorite shows. >> i actually just came in because my sister's a huge fan of "stranger things." i wanted to get her a few things for halloween. >> it's been cool so far. they have all these like sets for different shows which is cool. you take photos of them and kind of reexperience the shows live. >> the store a

there are some experts, carly and todd, believe they can defuse tension sparked by the ukraine war. all i can say about that is we of course we'll see. >> todd: >> carley: certainly will. won't hold your breath between diffusing tensions. what we saw was images we were seeing during the start of the war and let speak we are, russia has always targeted civilians but yesterday there were missile strikes, all the way in the west near poland but we saw a lot of refugees going at the start of the war because they thought that area was safe. and the ukrainian staff reported that russia forces launched 84 cruise missiles and 14 drone attacks, carried out by iranian made drones, ukrainian air defense shot down 43 cruise missiles, ten of those drones and three unspecified drones. despite the fact we are now getting reports of a dozen people dead, hundreds injured, it could have been much worse, about half of those missiles were intercepted. but this is one of the reasons why zelenskyy is saying the number one thing that ukraine needs right now from the united states and western allies are ai

it seems to me that when carly comes, after all, for an interview.he need there will be a written version. you bring his resume, because hardly anyone could resist and leave the neutron cake there , some parts may be lost because of carly's story . and although now i can scan to a photo, that is, i could take a photo to scan the text and do not need to reprint. here, as an option modern technologies. well, in any case, we hope that carly got a job with her, everything is fine, but now i suggest you have a snack and write down new recipes for a delicious and healthy breakfast from anatoly moiseev good morning today for breakfast we will cook delicious and healthy. broccoli fritters. go. to do this, we need 150 g of broccoli, three tablespoons of flour, 100 ml, kefir, salt and baking powder. we take broccoli, and with the help of a knife we ​​divide it into inflorescences. transfer to a blender bowl and grind until we get a homogeneous crumb. in a deep bowl , mix broccoli rice flour, salt , baking powder and kefir, mix well until smooth. in a heated pa

i'm friends, dennis, and i'm carly at octoberfest in front of one of the oldest pence of the festival for the children homer. my job today is to be a waiter and i've seen some people carry 11 leader chunks of beer. not only that, i have to carry a whole pull after all food. i'm pretty nervous, so let's see how i go. oh, hello. i'm learning from a real per, alexander christian has been awaiting the children, hamilton for detainees. his day job is in advertising, but he's taking time off the his yearly good oktoberfest prayer for you. so here we go. and my i do have the right boys on by the way. i know this is not the right dress. let me help you out with this one, grace. okay, and then i'll just put it on there. i think the tent seats are staggering. 9000 people and we're serving 70 of them. but i 1st have to practice with much of water beers, too costly to waste them. the guinness, your put your hand inside. this one will be free. i got to press up. this are 6 there. so it's really urgent. you good 2. 07. okay. yeah. so 7 here, 7 there for us and go, that makes sense. whenever you mak

i talked to scott, i'm friends dennis, and i'm carly and octoberfest in front of one of the oldest pants of the festival called the sultan hum. my job today is to be a waiter and i've seen some people carry 11 leading chunks of beer. not only that, i have to carry a whole plethora of food. i'm pretty nervous. so let's see. here we go. oh, hello. i'm learning from a real pro, alexander christian has been awaiting the children, hamilton followed attendees. his day job is in advertising, but he's taken time off the his really good oktoberfest, a prayer for you. so here we go. and my i do, i have the right clothes on. by the way, i know this is not the right address. let me help you out with this one. great. okay, and then i'll just put it on there. i think the 10 seats is staggering. 9000 people and we're serving 70 of them. but i 1st have to practice with most of water. beards too costly to waste on beginnings. your put your hand inside. this one will be free. i got to press off this r 6 there. so it's really urgent. the you can to the 777 and go make sense when something looks simple enou

my british carlie rachel stuart, explored some examples on the left side. so must be order modeling of how believe older house is life out of everything in order to put in order. you are heavy in order ordinance, order put a lot in the german language. so other germans really as orderly use that phrase suggest to show money in some areas of life because without order chaos would engulf you indulge in germany. yes. it's not always. yeah. because that's how it has to be worked with that order. the form on order is structure and without the structure a society would work. it wouldn't work. even chaos has structure is in and for down and have always been taught to be orderly. let's take a peek into a german homes with an orderly clever when you think of orderly, minimalistic homes, maybe you think of japan or scandinavia, but you know, the popular swedish home furnishings company, the one with all that, particularly all the storage solutions. well, most of its products are sold in which country something that struck me when i moved here is the practically every

to plaintiff carly soto parici, defamation/slander damages, $30 million. total fair, just and reasonable daniels, to plaintiff and against alex jones, $66 million. initialledled by juror one. to carlos silva, 18,600,000, emotional distress, $39 million, total, fair just and reasonable damages, $57,600,000. initialled by juror number one. to plaintiff jillian marino, $30 million, emotional distress damages past and future, 38 mil38, 8 800, 000. 68,800,000. to plaintiff william aldenberg, $45 million. emotional distress damages, past and future, $45 million. total fair, just and reasonable damages to plaintiff william aldenberg and against alex jones and free speech system, $90 million. initialled by juror number one. to plaintiff erica lafferty, defamation/slander damages, $18 million. emotional distress damages, past and future, $58 million. total fair, just and reasonable daniels to plaintiff erica lafferty and against alex jones and free speech system, $76 million. initialled by juror number one. to plaintiff william sherlack, $9 million. emotional distr

to plaintiff carlie soto parisi. defamation/slander damages, past and future, $30 million., emotional distress damages, past and future, $36 million. total fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff carlie soto parisi add line a and line b, $66 million. initialled by juror number 1. to plaintiff carlos matthew soto. a, defamation/slander damages, past and future. $18,600,000. b, emotional distress damages, past and future, $39 million. total fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff carlos matthew soto add line a and b, $57,600,000. initialled by juror number 1. to plaintiff jillian soto marino. defamation/slander damages past and future, $30 million. b, emotional distress damages past and future, $38 million,800,000. total fair just damages add line a and line b, $68,800,000 initialled by juror number 1. to plaintiff william alpdenberg. $48 million. 45 million. total fair and reasonable damages for plaintiff william aldenberg against alex jones, add line a and b, $90 million. initialled by juror number 1. to plaintiff erika lafferty. slander damages, $18 million. b,

down before i get into why, last time we ran an excellent off the charts piece highlighting work by carly garner how the dollar could soon peak, she said the dollar was the most crowded trade out there and would soon do something called reversion to the mean, that would put a stop to the rise in bond yields carly is great she doesn't waffle she cuts it straight telling us that the decline would start now. sure enough, the dollar got clubbed today and looks like it's about to roll over. the dollar and bonds have kind of a kick and an egg dynamic hard to know which one follows the other but carly explained that the dollar had gotten wildly over bought and was due for a pull back. stop the relentless rise in bond yields in the tracks, too and that's exactly what happened today. we have the most forceful decline in long term rates since the long run began it was a monster fall of rates which frightened everyone betting on rates headed higher that's not a great bet given that we won't have anything that would spur another increase in rates until the fed meeting on november 2nd for now, we're i

uh, the position carly was trying to apply for from her job. is it a pastry chef or what?it different? i think this is hardly related to the confectionery business. although the most important thing is that carly finds a job and arranges it so that everything works out for him, we give her and wish, but right now we offer breakfast. so let's write down a new recipe. good morning today for breakfast we will cook delicious and healthy. broccoli fritters. go. to do this, we need 150 g of broccoli, three tablespoons of flour, 100 ml, kefir, salt and baking powder. we take broccoli, and with the help of a knife we ​​divide it into inflorescences. transfer to a blender bowl and grind until we get a homogeneous crumb. in a deep container , mix broccoli, rice flour, salt , baking powder and kefir, well, mix until smooth. in a heated frying pan with vegetable oil , using a tablespoon, spread our dough and fry. pancakes on each side over medium heat until golden brown. broccoli is often called the queen of cabbage, as it has numerous beneficial properties and contains sulforophane.

sad news for carly simon and her family. italy" stanley tucci is heading to the heel of italy's boot. here is a preview. >> so can we taste the olive oil? >> of course. >> these were the olives we were looking at before? >> yes, this is the best olive oil in the world. >> according to the producer. >> yes. i show you now how to do it. >> show me how to do it. >> you have to make it warmer. all the flavor comes up. >> up. i didn't know it would be so complicated. >> we take this very seriously. >> yes, i know. >> then we have to taste it. >> okay. >> but there is a specific way to do it. >> i won't do it. what are you doing? >> in this way the oil will -- >> aerate. >> yes, will aerate. wait, how do you do it? >> you put your tongue up and then you -- >> yeah, but that's delicious, though. >> "stanley tucci searching for italy" airs tonight at 9:00 right here on cnn. intelligent technology. courageous performance. discover a new world of possibilities in the all-new lexus rx. never se your edge. one prilosec otc in the mornin

damages, past and future, $36 million, total fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff carly sotoes and free speech system, add line a and line b, $66 million. initialed by juror number one. to plaintiff carlos matthew soto, a, defamation/slander damages, past and future, $18,600,000, b, emotional distress damages, past and future, $39 million, total fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff carlos matthew soto and against alex jones and free speech systems, add line and line b, 57,600,000. the defamation and slander damages fast and future, $30 million. b, emotional distress damages, past and future, $38 million,800,000. total fair just and reasonable damages, for plaintiff jillian soto marino and against alex jones and free speech systems, add line a and line b, $68,800,000, initialed by juror number one. to plaintiff william alderberg, defamation slash slander damages, past and future, $45 million. b, emotional distress damages, past and future, $45 million. total fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff william aldenberg against alex jones and free speech systems add

that in the past, good news is countries have been able to find alternative sources of we in mays and carly and other other products. but again, is the question how much they have to pay for that exact means they have to sources for more expensive suppliers and that comes out of treasury's of those countries. one of course is always dealing with an ever changing situation when it comes to war time. so do you see any way the grain deal could in fact be salvage? well, you know, you're probably well aware of the last several weeks, russia has threatened to pull out of the grain deal deal. it was scheduled to expire the mid november. and the question, there was a very good question about whether or not russia would renew the agreement. i think that, you know, russia has bonded to, to see some changes in the agreement wondering why they would like to see your bill to export anhydrous, ammonia, ruby, or just some words from their plants. all good. there's a long pipeline that traditionally they, they export that way. so there are things that i would like to see changes, but again, the broader iss

. >> reporter: this morning carli skaggs and debbie hetman, the widow and mother of los angeles angelsng their story on camera for the first time since he died after taking fentanyl laced oxycodone while on the road with his team in 2019. >> yeah, i couldn't believe it was true. i mean that day still haunts me. >> medics 41, truck 41, respond, emergency. >> reporter: skaggs was just 27 years old when he was found unresponsive in his hotel room in texas. >> how did you guys find out what happened to tyler? >> carli called me and told me, and i was, wow -- well, i could not believe it. >> i was driving in my car, and i got a call from the general manager. i knew it was bad. i didn't want to hear what he was going to tell me. i knew my life changed forever in that moment. >> reporter: skaggs was in the prime of his life. he and carli had just gotten married in december. >> terkaggs taking the mound for the angels. >> reporter: he was on a mission to start 30 games that season. his family said despite injuries, he was well on his way. but then he took that laced pill and an autopsy report

>> a favorite sandwich as a blt so carly ordered 13 pieces of bacon fell on the floor. post on whether or not i should eat the bacon. because it is so expensive. >> can i tell you? a majority of people say you should eat floor bacon. >> our cameraman said no way you should do that bacon. peoples feet from penn station were sitting or on that spot. >> that is right. >> anyway, i digress, if you want to take part in our twitter bowl you can @janicedean. they are saying stop now. cold front coming to the mid-atlantic in mid east on sunday and monday, that is not good so that will disrupt some travel plans especially monday and our next storm system comes in from the west into the central plains, showers, thunderstorms, we can see some severe weather and plenty of snow behind it. those are the stories we will be working on fox weather, foxweather.com for your latest details and that is your forecast today, very warm across the south. 86 in kansas city, 90 in dallas. ed told me it was the saddest story he has heard all week log about the bacon on the form just saying. steve,

. >> >> grad student carly, there, the doj is on campus following up on their initial findings. the university tells kpix 5 that it has fully cooperated with the investigation, and they they say they've already implement a changes, that they hear you. those changes include hiring additional staff for the title ix office. troubling trend trend in our community, at castro valley. > >> a man was shot while four were stealing his catalytic converter. it happened before 4:00 a.m. on sergeant avenue could police say the victim confronted the thieves and was shot twice in the leg. badly he is expected to be okay, though. >> we are asking the public if y if they see an incident, call 911, stay inside their home and try not to intercede based on the levels of violence that we are seeing now. >> alameda county officials say this is an ongoing problem across the state, especially in the east bay. the suspects took took off and were chased by police, but forgetting where they crashed their car in walnut walnut creek. officers did not find them, but they did find a cache of stolen catalytic

group of university friends decided they wanted to open a bong sheet, if that was preventing up to carly said, how are we going to deal with a math, yours the who come to demand extortion money from our list? or are we prepared to pay? the answer was clearly know what the school still forgot that this was the thought of humans to know a deal pete, so means farewell pete. so or extortion money kia it would show has been involved with the initiative since her student days. now, she works as a tour guide showing tourists, the other palomino without the mafia. we meet valentina a shop owner who also refuses to pay the pizza. i father official logo over there, had did you ever have problems with the mafia? come to you and say, hey go, i think you have to pay for it? no, no, no, no. we've never had any problems of it. having the logo in the store scares these people off of best buy. so we've never had any issues. and from a request from one people on a bill may, i will the problem me to put an order of sunni killed g r, but a faint. but i saw new generations opening and running businesses in s

the team on this road trip from electric americas is carly in colombia. it covered about 12,000 miles and a tesla during kron. 4 news at 5. the lee travel officer told us they plan the trip with a lot of attention to detail, including locating charging stations. it sometimes things did go wrong. >> but sometimes things go wrong, for example. in the last part of excellent job best, there was road blockage and we have to route. and 2 things happen first is that it was longer and is lower. so so that that affects the range a lot. and we got stopped by by the shot. no road. was that most dangerous part of the to get? but what everyone went. all right. we've got to do to your destination with the with 2%. so it was good it. >> the group says hardest places to find charging to charge a test that are in alaska and northern canada. john, always thinking about just like, you some road trips and the weather is really nice for that. but if you are going to go on a road who would you take? i anyone who ever wants to always doubt for road but definitely graham. well,

she's appointment wrapped up the week long. carly congress, in the great hall, the people constitutional changes cemented. she's dominant. the also shook up the party senior ranks promoting several close alex i asked correspondent barbie and crash marine beijing, whether she now has complete control over china's communist party. i guess you could call has power absolute by now. i mean, just look at the 7 member am standing committee that was announced today. the list is full of allies of him. and basically he appointed the people of his political network that he, you know, got to know during her last decade as a party secretary and several provinces. and they were not rewarded or you know, because of their qualifications, but rather because of their low yellow t at or seating ping, it's the list full of yes men and m he also, i mean, teaching ping broke was a several norms. decade old norms are the most obvious is of course it, and now he is serving a 3rd term in office. but also there was a golden rule, basically saying that am, you know, the 1st rank of party congress. they should reti

insides bueller's an organic grass fed dairy, producer, free grazing, his essential, i'm, it's, and carly cows need space. they have to and want to get out doors line, and that's why they get their grass on the pasture. he accost bones off to via detachments. you fortunate onto your clear knology and ecological farming are in no way. a contradiction in terms aren't understood. technology just helps us work more efficiently. unsustainably and above all helps us to conserve resources. sean focused items yolanda chastity bombing is a very capital intensive business. these days we had to take on very high liabilities to get this project off the ground floor yard. it's big creature comforts for the cows or the pre stall and the automated milking system. so clearly that takes a certain level of self confidence in a given and calculated entrepreneurial written record. does this will despite this is our floor cleaning robot. i get real name is discovery, but we call it disco on. that helps me with the daily drudgery of keeping the slots in the floor. clear spot, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. and

yes, them last 3 years from with your prospect care. carly, just plug. glad they share. yes, the field us, it was a mistake. religion the for, she's not there. snappy. fucking in with a fight if can get up level as well. please go now connie, on a plane and tell i p t. little them with us for to cool. come what may law fall festival yeah. shonda roman session that preceded. mushy. on top of it, out of info. so don't want to show that beat global mom. i'm when the police man no call ever since a well yeah, sure. yeah. they settled montage on the pre kia, any activities along makia attending with example. so there is no longer did this debate division. libya valley sees wire on the traditional leverage. our toilets are supposed to play doh, suffolk, who little love the just the loved ones are shown the p. can you to pass that with him enough for me on mondays into a where i'm ago was the world but a number in your normal i'm telling you that it wasn't a real one. i'm a little nobody and i'm wondering, you know, remember beulah northrop with our, with our, my daddy lived wi

carly called me and told me and i was. wow i was a cannot believe it.iving in my car and i got a call from the general manager. i knew it was bad. i didn't want to hear what he was going to. tell me my name. my life changed forever in that moment. on tuesday. eric kay, a former communications director for the angels, was sentenced to 22 years behind bars for providing skaggs with the drugs that led to his death . that's two years above the minimum sentence, the judge says . katie's phone calls from prisonplayed a role in the sentencing decision in the calls k could be heard disparaging skaggs family. they may get more money with him dead than he was playing because he sucked. k apologized for those remarks. prosecutors also said k was with skaggs the night he died. sauce kegs struggling and did nothing to try to help him. do you wish that he would have done something that haunts me all the time? later on. good morning, america. skaggs widow reveals how shocked she was to learn that drugs played a role in her husband's death. coming up a new fashion stat

when a group of university friends decided they wanted to open a bong, she had i was preventing up to carly said, how were we going to deal with the math, yours the who come to demand extortion money from us list or are we prepared to pay, the answer was clearly no, i wasn't supposed to forgot it. that is, was the thought of human to know a deal peak. so means, well, pete, so or extortion money keanu tro has been involved with the initiative since her student days. now she works as a tour guide showing tourists, the other palomino without the mafia. we meet valentina a shop owner who also refuses to pay the pizza. i saw the official logo over there had did you ever have problems with the math? you're coming to you and say, hey, go, i think you have to pay for it? no, no, no, no. we've never had any problems. having the logo in the store scares these people off of that. so we've never had any issues. and from that was from what people on a bill, my older problem, neetha put enormous jeanette of sunni killed g r, but a fame. but i saw new generations opening and running businesses in sicily t

and i think carly and both moritz mentioned quite nicely, this is not just a war over ukrainian territory this is a war about democracy. this is a war about our liberal value system. this is the war about our liberal world order and i'm willing to defend it and i think we need to defend this this is in the end, what the fight is about and i think, you know, we should not be ashamed saying we are part of that war because we benefit from democracy and from this liberal values system every single day here in germany and so i think, you know and we need to, you know, pick up the slack and save your fully supporting also ukraine because they are fighting it for real and by the way, we are also benefiting from the fact that it's not possible to change borders, especially in europe. where we know from our history that wars basically also always began because of this because one state wanted to have chunks of another state and that's where the wars began. i think it's quite productive and ironic that the only citizens of europe that are capable of giving their lives to the european union are actu

ace all the same and cariburgers taste like spicy sauceman paired with kfc's signature chicken on a carly bun. new stone cute from 69 rubles. ears in kfc can degrees make life go downhill yes, and when you least expect it, life is worth looking at from a normal angle, so zero is the best degree for life. good morning, fresh, cheerful, because the alarm clock woke us up elena nikolay andrey petrov today, if alarms are turned on, it means that someone needs it, and they turn it off, too, because they already had time, of course. well, it's interesting after you imagine the alarm clock on your smartphone several times. how much time passes before a person is already immersed in the news of the social network in everything. here it is immersed after such a key alarm clock. this is another matter, in general, any smartphone, alas, can not only be turned off and switched, but it is also possible to hack indirect signs indicating the intrusion of intruders . he's navigating the internet, and to me it might be the work of malware. secondly, after hacking the smartphone. it may start to heat up qu

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press i've now chris for probably better than 30 years carly. he's executive director of the national coalition against censorship and before that. he had a long stint overseeing american booksellers foundation for free expression. and so chris. i thought maybe we would begin there and talking about, you know, maybe some of you earlier background how you got interested in this whole free speech moving and how that will they keep the country free. i've been doing this for over 40 years now. and i got involved in the early 80s i was looking for a job after i left graduate school. and i found an ads on ad in the new york times when they used to have classified ads and it was for a coordinator for a first amendment trade association. i had no idea what that was. but it sounded like me, you know, that sounded like a great opportunity. i i was very interested in in the issue at one point. i thought i was going to be a reporter. um, but i grew up in the 60s and free speech, you know was a big again a big topic of conversation. as it was being repressed

last 3 years from where to prosper. carly just plug. glad they ship. yes, national does the same mistake. religious pushes, turn their snappy. fucking in with a fight if can get up to them. level screens going up, connie on a plane and tell you t mobile with us for the cool co may la fall festival. yeah. shonda roman fashion that police really mushy on the top of it out of info. so don't want to show that beat up on a month, and when the police man don't call a shaw, gather settled montage on the pre kia any activities along the key attendant will event pusan. net it. and i love that debbie. debbie, debbie, debbie chevrolet sees wire on it, additional leverage, our toilets are supposed to play doh, suffolk, her little love the just the loved ones are shown the p. can you to posterity me enough for me? i'm very much on them into a where i'm about with the world. but as i'm, than your normal, i'm telling you that it wasn't a normal nobody to me. and i'm wondering, you know, remember bulow of la northrop with a security on my daddy, whether my live with i

threatening to dig it up, i -- i don't know how to articulate to you what that feels like >> reporter: carly soto's sister, vicky, was one of the teachers killed. >> it's crippling. you can't grieve properly because you're constantly defending yourself and your family and your loved ones >> reporter: after years of falsely claiming on his info wars show the shooting didn't happen, jones conceding this past summer while testifying in a texas court the sandy hook tragedy was real parents of one victim almost $50 million in damages. but in the connecticut courtroom -- >> i'm done saying i'm sorry -- >> reporter: -- a combative jones defending his false claim. >> i legitimately thought it might have been staged and i stand by that. i don't apologize for it >> rehema, how was alex jones' attorney reacting tonight >> reporter: lester, jones' lawyer say they plan to appeal but his legal troubles are far from over. jones faces yet another defamation trial back in texas involving other parents suing him over his false conspiracy claims lester >> rehema ellis, thank you. let me bring in nbc news legal

. >> he certainly didat at carlis. the carlisle indian team was the most popular team traveling. they didn't play at home, they played out all the other places. so here you have these exotic indians playing against all these teams for a school trying to rid them. then in the professional ranks, he playedd for two years for unbelievably there was an nfl team based on the small town in ohio and they would have to perform at halftime all these addresses into different road tricks and all this. it was a constant in his life the expectation of the stereotypes. he andnd his teammates understod that dichotomy and what was going on trying to take advantage of it in different ways. >> that became clear to people like me what they were doing and going now you compared it at one point why would they do that but as you think about it and know the circumstances they were living at the time and how people viewed indians began to see it and understand it a little bit so i thought that was insightful. we are going to run out of time and i don't want to miss the question how did burt lancaster en

carly, you have covered the pelosi family for a long long time. what e you hearing about what has happened and the suspect was in custody? >> what we know is an attacker who came in early morning , the hammer attack on paul pelosi. security was with the speaker, nancy pelosi, who is not in san francisco. that is a shocking aspect of this attack. but, we know that police came in the middle of the tack. the suspect is under arrest, pelosi is a hospitalized and apparently has undergone some kind of surgery. at this point, very concerning. look, we are two weeks away from an election that has been conduct did in some of e most toxic rhetoric that we have seen in our lifetime i think. >> this is a horrific incident. it is not isolated in the sense of the rise in domestic violence and domestic terrorism, political violence, carla, you have been pointing to this and bringing this up over and over again. >> that is right. we have seen in this election cycle, just heated rhetoric and more and more intimidation of voters and elected officials and of folks w

and i think carly and both more, it's mentioned quite nicely. this is not just a war over ukrainian territory. this is a war about democracy. this is a war about our liberal value system. this is the war about our liberal world order, and i'm willing to defend it, and i think we need to defend as this is in the end that what the fight is about. and i think, you know, we shouldn't be ashamed saying we are part of that war because be benefit from democracy and from the labor values of every single day here in germany. and so i think, you know, and we need to, you know, pick up the slack and save your fully supporting, also ukraine because they are fighting it for real. and by the way, we're also benefiting from the fact that it's not possible to change borders. especially in europe where we know from our history that wars basically also always began because of this because one state want to have chunks of for another state. and that's where the wars begin. i think it's quite product sickle and ironic that the only citizens of europe that are capab

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florida department of transportation is already helping to rebuild a temporary bridge to pine island, carly only accessible by boat and air . we still expect for that bridge to be, uh, the temporary bridge to be completed within the next 5 to 8 days, the state emergency management director also expects most people could have power and water restored by sunday. very good plan. very good strategy. how to get that done. recovery efforts continue . lee county officials are also facing questions over why they issued evacuation orders just 24 hours before landfall. concerned governor to santis dismissed we should be focusing on lifting people up and stop incessantly talking and trying to cast a spurgeon's on people that were doing the best job they could with imperfect information. heartedly county has begun to consolidate its shelters as the need goes down, many staying at the hertz arena as they try to figure out what to do next in a sterile florida rivera fox news red cross is in florida, providing aid and resources to hurricane victims. ktvu and fox are trying to help in that mission. our par