that is warmer, carol. but what - for everyone tomorrow. that is warmer, carol.hat is the j for everyone tomorrow. that is - warmer, carol. but what is the point when it is raining _ warmer, carol. but what is the point when it is raining so _ warmer, carol. but what is the point when it is raining so much. - warmer, carol. but what is the point when it is raining so much. let's - when it is raining so much. let's hold on the _ when it is raining so much. let's hold on the warmth! _ as we approach winter, many of us will be looking at low—cost ways to stay warm, which might include filling up a hot water bottle. when the weather is not as mild as it is at the moment! however, the children's burns trust is warning about their potential risks, after a 55% rise in the number of injuries to young people, caused by bursting bottles. a warning that this report from jayne mccubbin does have some graphic images. the cost—of—living crisis has had very many consequences. as thermostats have gone down, the use of hot water bottles has gone up. and today, medics want to warn

flawlessly outraged, carol- see you — outraged, naga! flawlessly outraged, carol.of the england manager in the next 20 minutes. a crash that killed four teenage boys from shrewsbury, who drowned in an overturned car, could have been avoided an inquest has heard. the coroner is now writing to the government raising concerns about newly qualified drivers being able to carry passengers. hugo morris, harvey owen, wilf fitchett, and jevon hirst died when their car left a rural road in snowdonia while they were on a camping trip last november. our wales correspondent hywel griffith has more. the sharp, sweeping bend where last november, four lives ended suddenly when a car left the road. 16—year—old jevon hirst, harvey owen and wilf fitchett, both 17, and 18—year—old hugo morris, were college friends who'd come to north wales for a weekend in the mountains. when the boys didn't arrive home, a search was launched. their car was eventually spotted overturned in a flooded ditch two days after it had crashed. the conditions on that day were wet, there were leaves on the road

carol had gone into hemorrhage shock. and when the litter team arrived, they found him so pale and bloodless that his skin was translucent. the senior medic asked, carol, if he was okay and he woke up and said glenn, he has a small wound on his back an inch from his spine. mars has a femoral bleed and then went back to sleep. every time they woke him up, carol gave same medical report and then went back to sleep again. the team lifted out of onto the litter and him back to the schoolhouse and started to they were based out of a in afghanistan and started treat him in the hallway. they packed his wounds and ran an i.v. and called in a medevac and watched in alarm as carol's body started spasming, he entering hypothermia, hypothermia his body's last ditch effort to stay alive. a black hawk helicopter landed at the base and the wounded men were loaded on. glenda was dead. but moss carol and alvarado had a chance. the the helicopter took off and received ground fire as soon as it was airborne, carol saw a mountain ridge swing

we will always need carol _ it is all over for us, jon. all over for us, jon. we will always need carol and her - it is all over for us, jon. we will - always need carol and her computers! when they work! good morning. this morning we have heavy rain across southern england, showery rain across the north, in between it is dry. as we go through the week, it's going to turn world. from mid week, we are looking at heavier rain coming way. if we are stepping out, it is mild in the south, newquay1li degrees. where we have clearer skies in the north, a clear start. it is a colder start. in the north, a clear start. it is a colderstart. heavy in the north, a clear start. it is a colder start. heavy rain is pushing east today, showery rain across scotland. in between clearer skies so lower temperatures but when the sun comes out it will be with us. the rain will pull away from the south—east but in its wake there will be cloud, murky and damp conditions, showers potentially. later it could be brightening up across west wales and south—west england

. >> reporter: carol cherry and her sister deborah came to remember their father cyril who was wrongly convicted of mutiny. >> in a way it's a little somber because he's not here to see it. especially when i think about him living his life knowing he did the right thing. but being condemned for it. >> reporter: the navy convicted 50 black sailors of mutiny on october 24th, 1944. historians say the men were not properly trained to load munitions. >> i know in this moment he would feel vindicated, but i wish he'd lived to see it. >> reporter: carol says her father didn't say much about his military service understandably. she started her journey of discovery only 15 years ago when another family member shared about his past. >> they said did you know your pop was a convicted criminal? and it put me on a journey to understand what it was all about. >> reporter: years of advocacy led to the navy issuing a full exoneration of the sailors with president biden saying the court marshals were fundamentally unfair, plagued by legal errors, and tainted by racial discrimination. advocates of the p

carol: i have to say i am pretty proud of the washington post's reporting. a lot of stories in the hours after 6:00 p.m. on saturday, july 13 trying to understand what had gone so colossally wrong. this report from this independent panel basically confirms all of our reporting in the days and hours immediately after the assassination attempt and shooting. there was no real plan for presenting a -- preventing a person from being able to have a clear shot at donald trump from a building only 150 yards away. there were major problems in communications. no ability for the local police to directly tell the secret service in a clear and direct way and an instantaneous way that they were chasing a suspicious person and having reports of someone clambering onto a roof they long gone. but it is really interesting what else of the report and the investigation concluded, this larger pattern of complacency and a lack of critical thinking and a deeper examination as to whether or not the service really tries to own its problems and fix them. and a real concern that they

so carole malone, this dancing. so carole malone, this is really bad news for the bbc. the freddie flintoff almost died and former star of top gear chris chris harris, has said that he warned the bbc that the stunts on top gear were dangerous. then that accident happened. we've got the complete disaster around huw edwards and now this. >> yeah, and i and i read today that ratings on strictly are plummeting as we speak. you know , plummeting as we speak. you know, people aren't bothering to tune in to the show, but, you know , in to the show, but, you know, for amanda abbington, this has been a long, hard road for her. you know, she's had, you know, the investigation upheld six of her 17 complaints, which doesn't sound like a lot, but it is a lot because what their complaints they upheld were verbal bullying and harassment. but apart from that, she's had to face terrible abuse. and threats on social media for the simple reason that she complained she's had rape threats, she's had murder threats, she's had murder threats, she's had murder threats, she had to stop working.

carol, son, peter is in the kitchen area. he's actually in 10th grade, but he hasn't been to school months. he won't tell us why. he says he only really enjoys one thing. you know possible. as of all this the situation is typical of new sealants truancy problem. defendants of pacific islanders and indigenous mallory or socially disadvantaged, affected by poverty and the lack of prospect. many feel that going to school is not really that important. on even went to school, i dropped that scope and i was given. but back then it was a different piece. my youngest piece, full thing, i've got 7 of them and we've to this very day. we're still living amongst it. and that's the one thing i want to stall. sorry. 20 minutes later daughter adrian does come out of her room. she's in the 11th grade or would be, but she's been absent from school for a year now. she also doesn't want to talk about it. we make a suggestion. how about writing down? what bothers them about school the reason why i don't like scroll is because the behavior of tea

so now, carol had two shocks to absorb. i knew he did it.in my heart it was someone that she knew. she would never let anyone in the apartment that she didn't know. keith morrison (voiceover): so now, kevin's horrifying discovery was subjected to a dark and troubling spin. detective mark frost said that, to him, the crime scene up there looked staged. and a week later, there was a press conference at which the police told the russellville public, don't worry. we know who committed this crime. keith morrison (voiceover): police didn't mention the suspect's name just then, but it wasn't long before everybody in russellville knew perfectly well that it was kevin jones. this is what appeared in the russellville "courier" three months after nona's murder. nona's killer remains free, and russellville police department has requested formal charges against one suspect. hiram jones is kevin's father. they tried, convicted, and sentenced kevin within 90 days of it happening. if you was a stranger walking in a coffee shop based in russellville and you

good morning. seven and carol as the weather. good morning-— seven and carol as the weather.ning. good morning. this week it looks like _ good morning. good morning. this week it looks like it _ good morning. good morning. this week it looks like it is _ good morning. good morning. this week it looks like it is going - good morning. good morning. this week it looks like it is going to - good morning. good morning. this week it looks like it is going to be l week it looks like it is going to be a lot milder than it was over the course of the weekend. today we have got some rain around. but it is fairly mild for many. it is going to turn whiterfrom fairly mild for many. it is going to turn whiter from midweek. fairly mild for many. it is going to turn whiterfrom midweek. it fairly mild for many. it is going to turn whiter from midweek. it is also going to turn that bit warmer. you can see the blues replaced by the yellows. then we pull in the amber colours across our shores as we go through the week. on wednesday part of the south and east might hit 20 or 21 degrees, depending

thank you, carol king, bless your heart.for being here tonight and for, for catching the, the fever, catching the fire. we've got, we've got to go out and make this work and north carolina can do it. north carolina can be where it happens, can save the country. [cheers and applause] >> we love you, james taylor. mr. taylor: i love you too. thank you. may help us a little bit. we don't know each other and we've got it. things are just right. just well, i do. i love you too. i never know how to answer that. but thank you. play this next tune. we've got a little bit of pre recorded help on this song. you're going, you're going to notice it anyway. i may as well admit it. we pre-recorded a track. kick it out for me, will you. ♪ >> ♪ you can play the games you can knock them out for your broken heart all ashamed playing the fool but one thing can lead to another it doesn't take any sacrifice sister and brother if it feels nice don't think twice shot at the people you know you love show them the way that you feel ♪ you can run but

here's carol with a look at this morning's weather.e are still rain around, i can tell, there is a clue in your picture! there are no relies on you! it is mild for the time of year despite the rain. we could have 22 celsius in the south—east today. across the board, the ember across our shores. even in the next few day we have yellow and amber with a hint of blue so the mild temperatures continue, but they will be the mildest today the south—east. we have an array of weather fronts coming our way. the south—east. we have an array of weatherfronts coming our way. this one is already producing some rain, some ripples around it. the green and yellow is particularly heavy, surface water on the road if you are travelling, in mind. hide it some brighter breaks. the second weather front coming our way towards the south—east, cloud building but in sunny places, we are getting up to 22. this evening and overnight, the first weather front continues to push north and east, heavy rain in that. and the second one comes in right behind it. the skies

oh, my goodness, 16 days, carol lee.e seeing these closing arguments take shape. we've been talking about them throughout the morning. the dark rhetoric coming from trump. kamala harris seems to be abandoning to some extent her message of joy. what is the strategy inside the harris campaign in these closing days? >> well, the strategy is first, the way to think about this according to campaign officials, you have two weeks. in the next few days the effort is to focus on the final stages of their persuasion campaign and a lot of leaning into and criticizing former president trump. that's something that the campaign officials say that they will continue to do. they will continue to seize on his comments every day and amplify them through election day, but they're going to shift starting on thursday with this rally that vice president harris is having with former president obama and that is according to campaign officials when they kick into the sprint to the end and the get out the vote effort where she will fine-tune her

trump carol? >> no the team at breonna's boyfriend -- [applause] ♪ a girl.ators trying to figure out barack obama and joe biden's green tree ~ at kennedy's funeral this week and you got to back because it's hard enough to know when he's talking out loud. [laughter] her only president is made sign language interpreters drug but take a look at this video, check out. ♪ ♪ >> some people if you are watching this according to the new york post, liberator thinks joe told obama she's not as strong as me and reference to the campaign. [laughter] >> i do believe it is that is my question, or obama and biden talking trash and church for did his liberator get into the wind? >> i know the exact conversation they had. >> there's biden saying you think i'm going to win? biden says kamala harris is running and biden says the conflict. >> obama says yes, just keep hiding in the basement will hear about this and biden says margaret thatcher called me and she said the first woman president. [laughter] >> a lip reader, i thought it. >> is like congratulations. [laughter] and jo

. >> and back with me now, jonathan capehart, along with carol leonnig, great to have both of you.t sees the visual as an opportunity. we did see him at the rnc kissing the helmet of the firefighter who died at his rally. but a trump ally told nbc they're worried he won't be able to meet the moment, kind of set the right tone. i wonder what you make of his return, including elon musk being there. >> yeah, i understand the campaign viewing this as an opportunity, and if these were normal times, and if donald trump were a conventional candidate, you could make reasonably expect that a return to a place where you almost lost your life would be a moment of reflection and one of, you know, broadening the tent, but the moment i heard the president was going back to butler, i had the opposite reaction. i was there in milwaukee, i was there in the hall for his speech. the first 20 minutes or so were rather powerful. as he reflected on that day, and then came the turn. then came the angry speech, and that is my concern about tomorrow in butler where that speech, which would deserve reflecti

carol, party, sirjake berry. carol, you look at that. there . we've you look at that. there.st home—grown british born 18 to 24 year olds. what's going on? >> you know, it shocks me to my core. i mean, it makes me sick to my stomach. you know, these kids, these that are supporting hamas and hezbollah, you know , hamas and hezbollah, you know, they've never been near a war in their life. they've never suffered one jot in their pampered little lives . and yet pampered little lives. and yet they're behaving like this. you know, they haven't seen the footage that many journos have of , of, of parents footage that many journos have of, of, of parents being shot in front of their kids on october the 7th, of kids being shot in front of their parents, of the girls who were raped and mutilated and had their faces shot off by these groups that they say are freedom fighters. and it makes me sick to my stomach that kids are actually taking the side of the people who did this. god help them. if we ever get into a situation where they are subject to that of their loved ones are subject to

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carol has| we could track it online. carol has been keeping _ we could track it online.ing an eye on the weather but she has already warned us, brace yourselves, it is getting chilly. good morning, absolutely right, sally. as we head towards the middle of the week, it is going to become colder spreading from the north in the shape of a northerly wind. today we have sunshine and showers, some will be heavy and thundery with some hail and gusty winds around them. low pressure driving l weather at the minute, showers are rotating around it. this deep area of low pressure in the atlantic is the remnants of hurricane kirk, which will not affect his rather than giving us some strong winds in the east coast late in the week. we have rain in northern ireland and southern scotland, showers across england and wales, some of us will not see them. some sunshine in between and some showers will be heavy and thundery. scotland, fairly cloudy, breaks in the afternoon but showery rain in the north and here as well it will be windy. temperatures, ten to 18. this ceiling overnight, the ra

you have used the word drags quite a lot, carol. good morning. it is a wet start. —— dregs.emperature at this time of day. 13 degrees is a lot. you will notice that when out and about. we are starting on a cloudy and wet note. heavy rain around with the green and yellow in the chart indicating the heaviest rain. in the west. in the east, it is dry. northern ireland, relatively dry, we are looking at 11 o'clock. we have rain in scotland and windy conditions in the northern isles. the rain continues on and off. heavy in places. clearing the west where it will brighten up with showers. the rain not yet in the far south—east so in the sunshine, it is possible we could reach 21, possibly 22 celsius which is warm at this time of year. across the board, even in the rain, it will be mild. overnight, the rain pushes northwards and eastwards and still some heavy bursts. the second band follows it. we start to see the sky is clear in the west. and more of a south—westerly wind. once again, a mild night. tomorrow we start with the dregs of cloud and rain in eastern areas which moves awa

can't up so i've learned how to make a living at that but i really appreciate being here a certainly carol thank you very much and the republican women of greater charlotte i've never been here before. it's beautiful you've all been just so lovely. i knew it was different when were rocking chairs in the airport so i got i'm not leaving i'm not leaving. and one of my first scottish ancestors landed in 1600s in south carolina. he john cooper. so he was. but there's many just many troublemaker in my line. and so it's a it's a pleasure and honor. yes primarily new book first one in 17 years and i know also not that anything last night but and i don't want to take too much time addressing the debate but also of course as we've paid tribute to as carol so beautifully september 11th. it is a reminder especially this anniversary that of course everything can change in a moment. we we can't live that way we have to presume we look toward each day regardless of what we face, being these mortal creatures. but the fact is, is that we are blessed with being americans. we are americans first, as we we'r

no, we were listening to carol. our next guest is no stranger to the show.ed very openly to us in the past about his mental health struggles. now after taking home a silver medal at the games in paris, adam peaty is very much focused on inspiring the next generation of athletes. hejoins us now. good morning. welcome back. thank you for having me. tail: good morning. welcome back. thank you for having me.— you for having me. talk about the medal in paris. _ you for having me. talk about the medal in paris. a _ you for having me. talk about the medal in paris. a really _ you for having me. talk about the j medal in paris. a really important day. medal in paris. a really important da . ~ . medal in paris. a really important da ~ ., ., , ., medal in paris. a really important day. what does that mean? i am breathin: day. what does that mean? i am breathing out — day. what does that mean? i am breathing out because _ day. what does that mean? i am breathing out because it - day. what does that mean? i am breathing out because it was - day. what does that mean? i a

here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. good morning.the moment, one degree in mls, 15 in plymouth. —— one degree in inverness. a lot of cloud and rain on the way. that is the forecast for the next few days, it will turn much milder than it has been and it will be warm for some of us but rain in the forecast as well. the rain especially heavy as we go through tomorrow and tomorrow night. this morning, we have a lot of cloud around, thick enough for some spots of drizzle here and there, misty of the murky conditions. we have that across parts of southern england and south wales. through the day we will see some holes develop in the cloud, it will brighten up a touch. north—east england seeing some sunshine. some drizzle across northern ireland and much of scotland, it is cloudy away from the far north where we will have some sunshine for much of the day. i breezy day in prospect, it will brighten up a touch but by the end of the afternoon we will start to see some rain coming in across the south—west, cringing into northern ireland. that

next comes from carol in tyler texas, democrats line carol. you're on c-span with nick jacobs, author of the rural voter. thank you. good morning to you both. i'm calling about in west texas, which is conservative and and um, goes red, you know, in every election about the school systems, you know, our governor has pushing for about three or four legisla sessions to have the school voucher program, which in a fact will help people already have money get to the finish line to put their kids, um, private school. and it's not going to help anybody. uh, just the regular citizen. the money that we give them is not going to get them into private school. it's another thing that helps wealthier people. hurts our public schools all over the state and. for the life of me, i can't figure out why everybody. out in west texas continues vote red and goes conservative. now, carol, when you look at the map, you look at the electoral map for, texas, east texas, where is is also very red. yes. yes, that's true. we have the same problem in east texas. but i'm co

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no robot on the weather carol! quite right too!loud and rain across southern areas. that will clear away _ rain across southern areas. that will clear away during _ rain across southern areas. that will clear away during the day. showers in the west but in between dry weather. here is the wener moving through, then showers. it is a cold and frosty day otherwise. in the south, cloud will be going to the south, cloud will be going to the east, —— rain moving away to the east, cloud remaining in its wake. we are looking at a dry day with sunny spells to england and scotland and wales, apart from the west of scotland which will have showers and gusty winds. that will continue through the day. brightening up in west wales and south—west england during the day and temperature ten to 30 degrees. 17 possible in plymouth and st helier. there will be cloud around in many areas tonight, also clearer skies across north—east scotland and north—east england and in the countryside here we will see a touch of frost. tomorrow cloudy for most, away

host: carol in brookhaven, new york on the line for republicans. good morning. caller: yes, i will not vote for the republican if -- what was i saying -- if they have an attorney that has been disbarred because of this unbelievable behavior to run for office. we have an assemblyman in the three village area of long island. the fourth district. anyone who has been disbarred as of the 25th of last month, and they are going to let him run as assemblyman. if anyone allows or condones a disbarred attorney to run for office, that should be resolved. host: carol, for your members of congress, do you have a preference for who you are going to vote for for the house seat? caller: i will vote for anyone who votes against an assemblyman who has been disbarred from the fourth district. host: do you know which candidate that is? caller: i know both candidates. but unfortunately, i'm not going to say. i'm only going to say one thing. anybody who condones a person that has been removed from, disbarred, 100% disbarred from the assembly, i will not vote for anyone who votes for

carol, thank you for starting us off. everyone else sticks around. as we go to break, though, importantly, for the purposes of this conversation, donald trump is still swaying to the music. if you go back to when this started last night, we're just at 21 minutes. we're just at the halfway point in our real time replay of that, you could experience however you want, we find it disturbing. maybe you find it entertaining. again, you're the judge of that. but we're going to play it until the end. unedited and uninterrupted. he'll still be going when we come back. >>> later on, though, already a report breaking day at the polls in the state of georgia. a high water mark for day one of early in-person voting. and only took until lunch time. >> plus, he's perhaps more qualified than anyone, we have talked about him already, to make such a harsh assessment of donald trump. the would-be commander in chief. general mark milley, former chair of the joint chiefs, suggests donald trump is, quote, fascist to the core. we'll tell you more about that. all those stor

but back in manatee county, carol is staying the course.'re in the second-most conservative county. >> in florida. >> reporter: in florida. >> yes. trump will probably win my county. but, on this issue, the women are going to speak up. >> reporter: laura jarrett, nbc news, lakewood ranch, florida. >>> still to come, a scary movie reunion, nearly two decades in the making. the team that kick started the iconic parody series is back for a new generation of horror movies. w generation of horror movies. only when i see flakes. then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it every wash, otherwise the flakes will come back. he's right, you know. is that tiny troy? the ingredients in head & shoulders keep the microbes that cause flakes at bay. microbes, really? they're always on your scalp... but good news, there's no itchiness, dryness or flakes down here. i love tiny troy. and his tiny gorgeous hair. make every wash count! and for stubborn dandruff, try head & shoulders clinical strength. *air wick* how far would you go to set your h

but back in manatee county, carol is staying the course. you're in the second-most conservative county. >> in florida. >> reporter: in once said thk florida. >> yes. trump will probably win my county. but on this issue, the women are going to speak up. >> reporter: laura jarrett, nbc news, lakewood ranch, florida. >>> there is more to tell you about. coming up, at a time when the cost of child care rivals the cost of college, how one state figured out how to make it free for so many families. >>> for millions of iphone 16 pro at verizon. apple intelligence is pret-ty awesome. (man) nice. (woman) you can get it when you trade in any phone. (man) whoa, whoa, whoa! (vo) switch to verizon and get new iphone 16 pro, and get a new ipad, and apple one, all on us! that's over $1600 dollars in value! only on verizon. your memory is an amazing thing, but sometimes it can start to slow down. but did you know prevagen can help keep your memory sharp? the secret is the powerful ingredient, apoaequorin, originally discovered in jellyfish and found only i

when carol signed the declaration someone jokes there go a few million.ahh bartlett is here he is the third from the left is a doctor and a farmer from new hampshire. all addressed approximately the same way. no one is wearing a chain of rank or a jewel for a noble order. no one's wearing for there is no nobility in this room. wearing their best or very good close. the other thing about them is they have been deliberating and they have finished their deliberation. they come to a decision that is represented in jefferson's piece of paper. there's no activity like the oath of the tennis court where the french delegates are swearing their loyalty with the revolution. this is a political group that is talked, i thought about it this is the conclusion they have come too. that was third painting. he followed it with two battles on then made a sketch for the surrender in saratoga. in the 1780s he begins at work on his seventh painting. cm's on the 18th century i do not know how this works. this of course is a surrender at yorktown. this painting shows us this wa

bell and that's only question i have. >> caroling up to ask you a question first.ver wendell holmes fascinated you? >> i wrote a book by lima louima nance who won the pulitzer i think and they talk a great deal one of the four main characters in the book. >> carol thank you for calling in. we really appreciate it and we will hear from jeff rosenau. >> so great to hear and be inspired about that book. did he comelt up with the resuls and reason backwards? one ofdo his greatest disasters and check it out because it's inspiring to lock their case. he is trying to strike down maximum hour laws in your kinesis famously the constitution does not enact mr. herbert social status which he means arresting citation and that was a a fair economics are ri holmes says the constitution does not embody my idea of good economics or any particular judges is made for people with different points of view and therefore i think it's basic instinct was to differ as long as he thought a reasonable person coulde sell them loughnr he said i may not agree with the maximum power of law and th

but things escalated very quickly, according to city council member carol fife. he came downstairs, chased them outside and was yelling at them and proceeded to hit one in the head with a handgun. that young man was taken to the emergency room at kaiser today. councilmember fife shared pictures of the canvasing teams who have volunteered this election cycle, and videos of some sharing their experiences. you never know what kind of person is on the other side of the door. she says this attack has hit her particularly hard because these young volunteers were stopped from doing what they believe in, and one of them was seriously hurt. but fife says even from

reportedly viewing him as quote unpopular, al liability, joining us now carol roth.ve. >> the crazy whispers, dog face lying component soldier, shaking hands with the air. who wouldn't want that to be last push. biden has so many, many liabilities. him and jill are still bitter about the coop, replaced in middle of the night and the entire populous says who cares. kamala harris trying to distance herself from biden-harris policies this note a surprise. elizabeth: what do you make of him not attending her speech tonight? >> i mean, i think that part is he probably doesn't like her that much, and other part, they are worried about what he will say and how it will be p perceived, a big reminder about bad things that happened to middle class and working class. elizabeth: carol roth, good to see you. >> thank youism we'll have you back on soon, i am elizabeth macdonald thank you for watching "the evening edit" on fox business. dvr us. we hope you do and enjoy the show, we'll bring you way more news tomorrow night as much as we come time to send it over ta dagen and sean o

host: that was carol in missouri. one of the topics last night between the candidates was abortion-rights in the united states. here's a part of the exchange that took place. [video clip] >> we have got to do a better job at winning back people's trust. so many young women would love to have families. so many see unplanned pregnancies is something that will destroy their livelihood in relationships. we have got to earn people's trust back. that is why we are committed to profamily policies, making fertility treatments more accessible, we have got to do a better job at that and that is what real leadership is. >> governor? >> i'm going to respond on the pro-abortion piece of that. no, we are not. we are pro-women. pro-freedom to make your own choice. we know what the implications are in not doing that. having miscarriages, not getting the care, physicians feeling like they might get prosecuted for providing the care. as far as making sure that we are giving our children's options, minnesota is a state with one of the l

howe in there and pull carol james howe in there and pull carol talking to me about assisted dying. 0nenth october last year, israel's military — one of the most powerful in the world — was overwhelmed when thousands of hamas gunmen breached the security barrier between israel and gaza. just a kilometre from the border, the military base of nahal 0z found itself on the front line of the attack and in less than five hours was overrun. the bbc�*sjon donnison has been taking a look at how the base fell to hamas almost a year ago. dawn on october the 7th, and hamas gunmen are already swarming nahal 0z — one of israel's closest military bases to gaza, right on the front line. attacking on the ground and from the air, with drones, even paragliders. within hours, the base is overrun and over 60 israeli soldiers are dead. among those taken hostage was naama levy, then 19, and only in her second day in thejob — bloodied and pinned against the wall. "i have friends in palestine," she pleaded. she was taken to gaza, where she's been for 12 months. after i could take in the wounds, the blood, the

that's| what we need, thank you, carol. let's take a look at today's papers.dominated by the trial of urfan sharif, the father of 10—year—old sara, who is alleged to have beat his daughter to death. the guardian has a picture of sara and reports that mr sharif admitted to having killed his daughter at their home in surrey in a phone call to police, as heard in court. "reeves tells business to prepare for higher taxes" is the headline in the times this morning as bosses have warned the chancellor of anticipated "collateral damage" to the uk, following the proposed rise in employer national insurance contributions. and finally the daily star leads with a story which suggests that one in three people take refuge in the garden shed to avoid having to talk to loved ones, with one in ten staying squirrelled away for four hours. it says a loved one, but if you are taking refuge in the garden is shared, maybe not a loved one. you can love someone _ shared, maybe not a loved one. 7m, can love someone and want a bit of space from them! i am not sure that it would be in

carol, hi carol. thank you. good evening. thank you for visiting us in delaware county vice president harris my question is this. if you could accomplish only one major policy goal that required congressional action, what would it be and why well, there's not just one. >> i have to be honest with you, carol there's a lot of work that needs to happen but let's let's. i think that maybe part of this point that how i think about it is we've got to get past this era of politics and partisan politics slowing down what we need to do in terms of progress in our country. and that means working across the aisle. i've done that before. we did it around, whether it be what we were able to accomplish with the bipartisan infrastructure deal or some of the work that we have done in terms of dealing with gun safety. but we've got to work across the aisle, and it is my commitment to work with democrats, with republicans, with independents, to deal with a number of issues, whether it be what we need to do in terms of housing and creating legi