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glenn was dead, but moss, carroll, and alvarado had a chance. helicopter took off and received ground fire as soon as it was airborne. carroll saw a mountain range swing passed out the bay door and thought, if we make it over that, we will survive. carroll's vision has been named a life review by researchers who study the subjective experience of dying . advances in modern medicine have regularly allowed people to, quote, come back from the dead as it were, and many who do report extraordinary visions and experiences from their trip to the other side. a dutch study of 344 people who survived cardiac arrest found that between 12% and 18% had even affecting experiences on the threshold of life. meeting dead loved ones, being ushered through a tunnel of light, existing outside their bodies, being filled with love and bliss. the life review was one of the most powerful and comforting of these visions. it is characterized by the conviction that you have sweeping knowledge of all things. it can't and will seriously reexperience your entire life. quote

director carroll references earlier. the next three plans i will discuss are emergency support function annexes to this plan. esf for short. so, i will begin reviewing those. we'll start with efs6, mass care and sheltering. through the revision of this plan, the content development we have augmented the plan to mass care housing and human services. this plan purpose is to provide coordinating guidance primeally at the eoc level. how the eoc coordinates with stakeholders responsible for the tactical activities of mass care housing and human services. how we coordinate with the doers on the ground standing up the shelters, providing emergency food assistance, supporting unaccompanied minors. this includes the department operation centers and community based organizations and non governmental organizations. it also includes guidance for how we coordinate with the state and federal government to provide support. there is also a lot more specifics about emergency food access. how we can transition displaced survivors out of s

director carroll. good morning supervisors. thank you so much for having us.for the record, i am mary ellen carroll, the executive director of the department of emergency management. thank you for bringing us together today to review the highlights of the first ever san francisco coordinated street response annual report. i'm here today with members of my staff, as well as some of our core partners who contributed to the development of the report, including san francisco fire department, community paramedics, department of public health, and the department of homelessness and supportive housing. i want to publicly thank leadership and especially the frontline colleagues, for committing to coordinating our improvements in this area. we've we really have come a long way, and we appreciate appreciate everyone's efforts. when dm was asked to step into the street response role two years ago, we were able to leverage our own ongoing success in managing the healthy streets operation center or soc, and our success in activating the citywide covid response. not so long

and this lawyer thomas carroll is also libel what is called jointly and severally liable, meaning that each of them is liable for the entire amount, and they can either jointly pay it or it can be collected from one which can then to the other two to pay their of this million dollar judgment, which is still going on now in some people inverse. and so the same case so that is the first tampering case now what happen after weeks is fulton county then hired. a second analytical firm called x r vision inc, which comes out of new york, which does have a broader of experience than wake to analyze the same record which had been improperly taken out of the fulton county voting machines. and this second company also issued a report almost, i think a year later. and that report also said we can't find anything in these voting machines and all this data and all these records that would allow to conclude that there was meaningful fraud in the election. the tampering also in michigan and is different than pennsylvania in that it occurred in three different counties in michigan and it was later than

and the americans trying to help, like charles carroll, the carrolls from maryland, try to help like you just don't see. that. i think that's one of the bigger part of the equation that needs be factor in in your in the group to calm down but you know the ratio between the british canadians and the french canadians how did they handle the language issue? i can see where lafayette might been helpful there. but third, what was the impact of smallpox? they already had been exposed to more resistant because that was a significant factor in the american troops coming. yeah. so i haven't fully investigated. that was more recent kind of thing i started realizing was about disease and i'm going to be looking at more as further research on but i will say that with the canadians, a lot of the officers there was a few french canadian officers and most of them were english office, english, anglo canadians. but a lot of the foot soldiers were about because the officers tended to come from an upper and a lot of the anglo canadians who were fighting with the americans were the merchants, were these

jean carroll.ways has been accused of sexual abuse. and those are the three who caused half the population to lose their civil rights. those are the people that stripped women of abortion rights. what message do you think it would send if after all of that he is sent back to the white house? we don't care if they are abused or if they have any independence over their bodies. it is taking us back to another time and throwing us in a handmade's tail. it is a nightmare. i am a sewing you are talking about kavanaugl but it is like nothing has changed. we are telling women, you have to go back. that is what we are saying to them. >> yeah, amy, i do think of that. two thirds of the right wing majority on the supreme court that decide if women have any rights at all, lbgtq folks, two thirds of the six have been accused by women, credibly, of some sort of sexual misconduct. that strikes me as a pox on america and on our judicial system but i would love to know what you think. >> reporter: are you asking me

i think presumes room white people would do things social asli all right with us now, kevin carroll,mer senior counselor to john kelly, when he worked in the trump administration. >> look, a lot of this has been reported in the past using blind quotes and whatnot. this is the first time we've heard general kelly say it himself out loud why do you think he has chosen to do it? two weeks before an election to speak out on the record and on tape at this time because the stakes are so high this is a person who is the general said frequently praised adolf hitler who wants to return to the office was president united states, and it's just a really important fact to have on the record before people go into the voting booth if it is so important. and the stakes are so high for general kelly, why not endorse a candidate? he says apparently he believes that as a retired military officer, he should not know, he he still views himself understandably as a retired multistart general flag officer and doesn't want to see the military get dragged into partisan politics at the same time, i can tell yo

what kind of book is delana only accessed virtually, but american angel mc carroll's feelings for her a real so much so that he married, sad, but belong to in the raptor trap belong is very, very sweet. and she's very kind and understanding she's very naughty. sometimes there's a lot of things that, that make up bolona. andrew has formed an emotional connection with a chat book and enjoys sharing the view of montana as mountains and plains with his a. i pop now the shown pictures us of a lot. i don't know if she truly understands that, but it's amazing. amazing. andrew also has a wife in the world who is seriously ill in the beginning, andrew used replica to cope with a situation to create a delano solve a talk with his wives, blessing the i started using replica in 2022 to most of mostly because of my wife's mental health illnesses. there was a certain function of replica that i was able to use for relationship communication and using the rp, the erotic role play. at the start of 2023, polano suddenly started rejecting andrew mckellar was erotic as appliances. the company behind repl

reporter riley carroll has the story. >> they're out there literally buying another human being and some going to try buy kids. and it's it's sick. dozens of fires have now been arrested in sacramento county for allegedly purchasing on the street. >> if the sheriff's office was interest looking for those purchasing, the also targeted the workers that were out there that were illegally committing prostitution acts. the adults who are suspected of prostitution were offered services and housing because we want these girls. >> to have a different mindset to have the way out. >> it's to stand. but those who refused to help were arrested. the sheriff's office says the 122 arrests may don't hold a candle to the success of saving 2 juvenile workers during this most recent operation. big mission on this one was to get juveniles. we want to get juveniles off the street. >> part of big shining light in this whole thing is that we were able to rescue 2 juveniles from this lifestyle. officials say any and all minors are at risk of being trafficked. if they're not careful. big misconception is that al

and the americans trying to help, like charles carroll, the carrolls from maryland, try to help like you just don't see. that. i think that's one of the bigger part of the equation that needs be factor in in your in the group to calm down but you know the ratio between the british canadians and the french canadians how did they handle the language issue? i can see where lafayette might been helpful there. but third, what was the impact of smallpox? they already had been exposed to more resistant because that was a significant factor in the american troops coming. yeah. so i haven't fully investigated. that was more recent kind of thing i started realizing was about disease and i'm going to be looking at more as further research on but i will say that with the canadians, a lot of the officers there was a few french canadian officers and most of them were english office, english, anglo canadians. but a lot of the foot soldiers were about because the officers tended to come from an upper and a lot of the anglo canadians who were fighting with the americans were the merchants, were these

she was at mount vernon waiting r her husnd, the girl on the floor are the dghters of charles carroll. he reappears. he's in the gray suit. mary and p see, they're there five and 30. and these represent what we're fighting. it's peace. this is what should happen after all, dng and all the struggles. anif it doesn't hapn, then the revolution was just. andrutality. but if her can end this way, thenou can say. it may be successful. now, why did let many years pass between the beginning? his project 1780s to the late 1820s. he had a lot of personal distractions so he he proposed to a young woman family friend who died tuberculosis. he put her in the gallery. she is two to the left of martha washington. and him. he also fathered a child by another woman. she was a servant in the house of his brothers. and according to the laws of connecticut, a single soul mother could the father. and then he responsible for the subsisting of the child. trumbull said, well she had so many boyfriends, who knows who father was? but i was the most. so she picked me very gallant. then he married and englishwom

jean carroll. if you talk about what he said about the election being stolen and how many times he mentioned violence or things of that nature before january 6th, it seemed like those individuals did exactly what he told them to do. i think it's a little ludicrous to think he does not believe what he says, which means that he is incredibly ignorant or that he's radicalizing individuals to do the same kind of ridiculousness we saw on january 6th and the stuff we're seeing lately with the type of violence around the country that we have today. >> e. jean carroll, you know, and about two dozen other women who have alleged similar behavior. i wrote down that as donald trump is at the town hall with the fox town hall, the audience actually laughed when he was -- when he's asked about wielding unchecked power. it occurs to me that a lot of people who mainline fox, they don't believe he's dangerous because they only see this very edited version of him. they only see -- they don't get to hear what mark mil

. >> for carroll and her sister there is another place to honor the men that put on the uniform and served and getting the recognition they deserve. >> advocates are looking for more family of the 50 with more descendants learning the history and telling their stories. we have all of their names on our website and watch our special "port chicago: justice at last." >>> a look at some of the other top stories today in san francisco. court proceedings put on hold after 200 court clerks walked off the job. they are demanding better training and more staffing. >> we want to process defendants cases as fast as we can. we have to be trained properly. the courtroom it is like a moving target. >> the trial for the high profile bob lee murder case was one of the cases that was delayed today. the court reporter in the trial of momeni was one of those walking the picket line. it is set to resume next wednesday. >>> oakland mayor and supporters are questioning the motives of the people that want her out of office. they claim that the campaign is funded by special interests that want to bring a coal ter

jean carroll case, i'm thinking that's probably-- it didn't happen.get raped? [chuckles] i don't think she was a very attractive person. and i really don't believe the whole story. jordan klepper: the conversation with that lady, what were your thoughts? - i just-- it was a bit of a roller coaster for me. the sexual assault thing-- yeah. like the going-- going down the route of e. jean carroll is not attractive enough-- you know, she's unattractive and doesn't get attention from men. and so this was the only route that she could take. right. as we all know, if you're a-- you know, a 6, you have to accuse the president of raping you. yeah. and be on camera. classic woman. classic. you found us out. girl math, baby. jordan klepper: girl math which will no longer exist when trump shuts down the department of education. thank you. thank you for making us warm in the morning and cold, overnight. thank you for serving us for pre-game fun and post-game memories. and thank you for trusting us with secret recipes and shared moments. thank you for bringing us i

mary ellen carroll is executive director of the san francisco department of emergency management. so we know statistically know this every time it gets hot in san francisco, especially over 85 degrees we have the sustained heat. we have more people that need em asked day-to-day basis. we are at maximum capacity. so when these kind of events happen, our fear is that we are going to have a surge people needing emergency medical services and we will get lucky pups. carroll also added that they worked with the recreation and parks department to offer a free pool day for residents and opened up cooling centers at several libraries offering a respite from the heat. >> we're surrounded by water and it is very refreshing. i myself and the surf i went. i was in the ocean this morning before work, but i always see people who get themselves, you know, either almost in trouble or sometimes really in deep trouble. in addition, carol says other measures such as wearing sunscreen using an umbrella to stay in the shade, taking breaks and wearing darker colors of clothing are also suggested to saf

okay >>>>charlie carroll and his twin brother were interns in the 1980s and even joined sally at a local awards ceremony, he says working behind the scenes at wee poets made a difference >>>>that helped me get inspired to study communications and move forward with a career in teaching, communications >>>>and although sally's received widespread recognition and numerous awards over the years, one of her most enduring memories is of a guest who touched her life because she felt seen. >>>>she was so happy that she was able to be on television even though her little face was severely burned. her arms were severely burned, and she always wanted to be a ballerina. she said. that show touched me. the most. i don't know what happened to that child, but we gave her a chance to be a star on. we poets. we went to paris and paris is wonderful. >>bureau >>for empowering wee poets with self-esteem writing, reading and multimedia >>>>skills >>this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to sally baker >ryan>well, you can see her shows on youtube, comcast and the berkeley community media. well, many

jason carroll and outfront next thousands of north koreans are now inside russia. and what they're doing matters a lot to the usa political analysis. >> we have all kinds of questions about to feel so stupid person questions, what biden do that said the right call stayed awake, hard hitting questions. >> why did front pull out of 60 minutes? i love pulling out down, right questions? >> what are the predictions for next week's top stories, baby oil files for bankruptcy, news network provide got news for you next saturday at nine on cnn and streaming sail through the heart of historic cities. an unforgettable scenery with faking, unpack once, and get closer two iconic landmarks. local life and cultural treasures because when you experienced europe on a viking long ship he will spend less time getting there and more time being there viking exploring the world in comfort you should check out, inspire innovation, learn more and view important safety information at inspires leap.com. smoke was just dropped the price of food log in after sick 695 did not for just six out

inside this carroll county courthouse in delphi, indiana. a jury is finally hearing details about the deaths of 13 year old abigail williams and her best friend, 14 year old liberty german, as richard allen, the man charged with killing them stands trial. the families of the girls, hearing gut wrenching details about how liberty and abigail were killed. liberty was naked and covered in blood. the throats of both girls were slit. abigail was wearing her own undershirt, but liberty's sweatshirt, one of liberty's shoes, and her cell phone were found beneath abigail's body. >> i believe liberty didn't take that video. i wonder if he would ever be caught. we knew nothing. not the cause of death. not any more details. >> veteran journalist susan hendricks has written a book titled down the hill, and has been inside the courtroom every day covering the trial. >> when they were brutally murdered. we always heard that right. even though we didn't know the cause of death. >> investigators have held details about this brutal murder close to the vest, r

carroll county prosecutor nick mcclelland wouldn't say, and details remain under seal. >> we're keeping the tip line open. the tip email open. we encourage everybody to continue to call in tips. >> family members of liberty german are pleased with that decision. >> why is it important to keep the tip line alive at this point? because i want every stone unturned, every bit of information that's out there pertaining to this case. i want the investigative team to have that information now with richard allen facing a criminal trial, some long standing grief might find a little bit of relief. >> i don't feel like i thought i would. >> i've always said that i would be screaming on the rooftops, but we're not. it's sad, richard allen pleaded not guilty to the two murders. >> prosecutors say that allen admitted to police to being on the trail that day, but denied any involvement in the girls murders. this is a case that we will be following closely here and on our website. true crime news dot com. now we move to illinois, where 17 year old ashley reeves didn't return home. one night. her parent

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the $600 million plus he owes in civil fines as a result of both the carroll and the new york attorney general case. his entire life and his finances and everything about him is going to be completely destroyed if he doesn't win. so he's not running to become president of the united states. he's running to protect himself and his legacy and his money. mostly his money. >> oh. michael cohen, what do you want the american people to truly understand about your experience? and with donald trump, particularly the justice department. how you were targeted. and i say this because there are lots of folks, well meaning folks that don't -- well meaning people who support donald trump and then people who do not, that still say mmm, i just -- i don't think he's really going -- he sounds a little out there. but i don't think he's really going to do any of those things. it has happened to you and to others and now what we are potentially facing is if, in fact, he is elected, he's been very clear about what it is he would do. >> well, he's 100% -- fill, i happen to be the only political prisoner. rig

. >> kyle carroll, who delivers via uber eats on a bike, said he starts early in the morning on extra hot days like today. >> i got to make sure i bring water and everything and i don't get much orders because i'm on a bike. so like today, i've made $0. >> we met families cooling off near the first street fountain. others dined or drank outside in the evening when the weather cooled. >> this is nice. this is easy when it's really, like, hot. you. a lot of people will not be out here. >> triple digit temperatures are expected tuesday and wednesday. if we can jump in our neighbor's pool, that would be awesome. >> turn the sprinklers on and just pray for not a power outage because we need that ac. >> lindsay baker said her family received a text from at&t alerting them to a possible public safety power, shut off in the area. dog owners also told us they ventured out later than they normally would. >> she's high demand, so i usually walk her like 4 or 5 times a day. but i've had to, like, literally wait until the sun goes down a little bit. it's just too hot. >> and the hottest days this

carroll fife pushed the options to cancel the contract instead of signing a three-year deal for 2 and a half million dollars. police in san francisco are investigating a stabbing that happened in the castro. police say it happened this morning near18th and collingwood street. the man was taken to the hospital. unclear what his conditions are. no arrests have been made at this time. tomorrow to north bay. schools are set to reopen after they were closed today as police were investigating a threat. police tell us a man was arrested in nevada for making threats at penn drove elementary school. it was announced that the elementary school along with kenilworth junior high would be closed today out of an abundance of caution. police have not said the specifics of the threat. police and her killing say a group of thieves trying to steal from a half dozen cars and just monday happened on sunday along 80 along village parkway and forrest run. police say 5 cars broken into. some residents say they're not surprised. >> going on for years. tell the truth. but it seems to have increassd in the yea

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and carroll's life, people can't really see what we do on base. and is those glimpses. >> when we're volunteering, that they see the character of our airman these projects are the conduit for the airmen to work together. and lucky for the community. it also helps them out as well. >> oh wow now got added, didn't mean most of our requests come from people that financially struggle. >> hey, i didn't even see that thing back there my grandmother's chicken. didn't even know was back there the we care team and volunteering. >> it is addictive. >> that new door is beautiful. >> you get them going in the right direction and they just carry you along with them. >> it just didn't team compete complete rather, a home make-over and transform lives. head over to cnn cnnheroes.com. >> still ahead, we'll break down new polling giving us the latest glimpse at where the presidential race scans just 24 days out from the election humana a born human way to health care >> if he had both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitel

now, the executive director of the department of emergency management, mary ellen carroll, just finished speaking and on stage now as organizer of fleet week. louis lovvorn, i want to take your attention just to the other side of the flight deck here on the uss tripoli. oh, well, that is a coast guard helicopter that just flew by another aircraft here. that is getting some attention. but on the far end of our flight deck, you're seeing a ch 53 super stallion. it's one of the largest aircrafts that the military has. and it is on full display here for public tours later on this week. it is not flying, but one of the primary purposes of that aircraft is to help in humanitarian efforts around the world. and that is the focus of today. as well as the emergency drills that just wrapped up not too long ago. there were members of cal oes, san francisco police, san francisco fire, dpw, as well as with the support of the u.s. navy, marines, and coast guard. and they conducted an emergency drill to simulate what communication would be like in case an emergency or disaster were to happen. welcome to

however, by wednesday expected to sweep into carroll. we are expecting some thunder storms here. we have got amber lot south width and drenching down pools as well. fortunately lanka, there was still wrenching down pool is to be found because pots of east asia, thanks to a weather front that's sweeping its way from taiwan into japan. we'll see some heavy falls here in the days ahead. we could see some flooding, and that'll cool things down. we have seen a bit of a cool down across northern and eastern parts of china, thanks to the north east moans to still lots of heat for places like hong kong. we're seeing temperatures in the thirty's here, but with the temperatures come down in tokyo, japan with some recovery on friday of the for was a year of war on because with this follows a doctor got them have of cisco is this content creator, games, convention, little cups of rescue work or who i want to get you the most stuff with, you know, do you mean for the child, the devastation visit up on them. and they're going to describe the decisions. because no, we're safe on that. just so y

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. >> oakland councilmembers, carroll fife and rebecca kaplan were in attendance to show their support for tell voters will decide november 5th, if sheng thao will keep her job. if she is recalled, another election will be held at a later date to select a replacement. >> we are a week away from the start of bali, the hindu festival of lights. it's often celebrated with candles and fireworks. and that has health and fire officials asking people to be careful next week to bali is celebrated by more than a billion people worldwide. and hundreds of thousands here in the bay area, traditional indian clothing worn during the celebration are often made of silk and synthetic fibers, which are very flammable doctors at valley medical center in san jose say many of the injuries they see during diwali are the result of clothes catching on fire. >> the severity of burns that we have seen on the surpasses what we have seen on 4th of july. we've had, you know, some years ago, a woman actually die from 70% total body surface area burns when her sorry caught fire from candles. >> the santa clara count

with harris now in the town of carroll, pennsylvania, residents are struggling as factories close and haitian migrants continue to come into their community in huge numbers. the corning glass closure losing 300 jobs, quality pasta just lost 100 jobs, too. that's a big strain on on not only the people in town, but the families and the economy. they're busing so many people around just dropping them off. and i mean, our town is being overrun. you look at their vans, they drive around in vans. every one of them got a got a fender bender. so my insurance has gone up because of that. you know, my short form from 1.9 to 3.02, a new fox poll shows that around the country, two thirds of voters are in support of mass deportations. even nearly half of democrats support them. that is unbelievable. everyone knows kamala could never, would never deliver on that. things are getting so bad that even down ballot democrats are distancing, distancing themselves from kamala. they don't want to be around her. senator bob casey, who's in a big race, was a no show at kamala's pennsylvania rally this week.

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provence, that's cool down the shower wise down the west coast of different go ahead and towards carroll and costs for that. and that will be where the width weather is for the most part, it is not way. and that's also true. in fact, this time, it's now it's cool down pretty standard the, the winter weather sunshine. the unique perspective. we don't want ahead to well, but we no longer have any private spaces on the incident. that's a scary well on heard voices a year into this just the site is still remains to large. one section, connect with our community and tap into conversation. as you find elsewhere, but humanity, the number of people who want to stop sending weapons has gone up and up despite what they hear in the mainstream media in the united states. the stream on out just the or 14000000 people leave the housing. what do you, as, as, as well as west migration crisis, sexual violence is what team lead being used as a tactical rule. is there any hope of an until the conflict into that and what will be the consequences if it's civil war continues? this is inside story, the .

carroll county, i believe you mentioned utilizing your local news coverage.and i'm wondering if you could talk about what that coverage like and if you think it helped or hurt, it depends on who's covering it, because we had some of the local television reporters, it was some of the laziest i've ever seen in my life. and they just told one side and sensationalized it. but you had the print reporters that were doing the work and they were linking sources and agendas and they were this what really happened. so that was great. but the people, my community look, they looked at what they could see, which was not. and i refused to speak to the the television media, but i spoke to every print reporter and but you have to you have to you have to put it on public. people are going to read about this like 20, 30, 50 years. i want to document what we did. you know, so print, print all the way. me. hi, amanda. my name is denise. and first i want to say is, is know my christian sister and joshua one nine tells you to please strong and courageous and i just want to encoura

jean carroll and the person -- the woman on the right is your then-wife. >> i don't know this was the jon: you know what i just realized? donald trump doesn't have affairs. he just thinks everyone is his wife. [cheers and applause] so clearly, an attempt to deport between 30 and 500 million people is going to be complicated, so it's going to be important to know how carefully the former president would execute his plan. >> a lot of the millions of people have had children here who are american citizens. so yes to mass deportation even of women and children. and so on? >> so we're going to look at it very closely. the way you phrase it is exactly right. you put one wrong person onto a bus or onto an airplane, and your radical left lunatics will try and make it sound like the worst thing that's ever happened. >> jon: because it's the worst thing that ever happened to them, the american citizens you mistakenly deport! yet trump is like, "and that makes me the bad guy? and why is my wife interviewing me? you are my wife, right? marla? ivana? ivanka? i don't know." this sounds awful, but a

. >> i think mitch mcconnell developed a reputation for being one of the most carroll for fall calculated politicians on the hill. now that he's on his way out, he can kind of let loose and that's why that statement doesn't deny the reporting. he's not trying to get into a fight with the reporter and say, i didn't say those things. his response is like yeah, said it, we all said it on my mind recorded it himself. >> i mean, there are quotes that mcconnell it's recorded diary of basically well, he his because of his leadership position. sure. what a couple of things that are important to remember what you said is true. he won't be the leader after this term. so he doesn't have responsibility for the whole conference. number two, he's got two years left in this term. number three, they had a pretty successful run on domestic policy they are going to have some run-ins. i think on foreign policy where mcconnell is going to focus the next couple of years is on defense spending, rebuilding america's military making us the arsenal of democracy and our overall role in the world. they may made, bu

i discussed the issue with author paul carroll, and board memberfor dying with dignity canada, and formern senatorjames cowan. i began by asking paul about his change of heart about euthanasia. i started writing a book about assisted dying about four years ago, and it's fair to say that at that point, i had rather a liberal attitude to it, thinking, well, yes, in extreme circumstances, less than six months to live, um, people giving 0ne their own consent. it's not an unreasonable thing to contemplate. but as i researched the novel i was writing, which follows the paths of four people who have elected for an assisted death. um, the research i conducted around the world, in depth research, rather set a number of alarm bells running, um, which is why, with the advent now of the members bill to look at assisted dying, i think it's important to raise a hand, to raise a voice and say, well, be careful what you wish for. why? because the central part of the legislation as proposed, contains the same clause of terminal illness with less than six months to live. and in other countries that you'vej

jean carroll so as we see these zoom calls white women for harris and the money funny erasing and the signs and the population at the rallies. are you confident that there will be any reversal of the trend we saw from 2016 to 2020 among white women or white man, the white dudes for harris, even you didn't know what i will live is i think it's important for andrew. we got a whole episode on this. the karen's in the katie's saying what? needed to say to white voters. i think they need to talk to each other. but are our resident diplomat may have something different on this, but i would say you should go back in here a very tense and how conversation about this very topic because to me, i'm like, do not at all put that responsibility on us because in exchange, even kamala harris has said that she has to earn every vote, including every black vote and that means a forward-facing, we know that she dropped an agenda this week to the attention of black men. a lot of folks only saw the social media graphic. they didn't see the full nine page plan that it includes everything to what farmers de

this is carroll in boston. saying i'm vote on election day we're aware of the october surprise element that can turn an election upside down not to mention if a candidate can become ill. look what happen with the presidential candidate where president biden dropped out and all his votes were given to kamala harris. making sure your vote was counted when it went that route? guest: never had a word about it because they if you make a mistake, you can correct it in time. host: ok. let's hear from ronald in new jersey, independent. >> i always vote by mail, i get my ballot in early, i drop it in the dropbox and it is very easy. because i am 68 and i have arthritis and i don't like to stand in long lines. it is a very easy process. host: how long have you taken advantage of that process? >> for the last four years and i find it very simple, very easy. i did my research early so i know who i am going to vote for. host: ronald in new jersey sharing with us the way he is going to vote. some of you also texting us sayin