i wanted chrissy.nd? >> there is no doubt in my mind. >> but the time to prove it was running out. kristie and her dad wanted david killed in the next few days. both had agreed to meet with vince once it was done. >> they had to establish proof that he had been killed. and that the contract had been completed. >> detectives knew that there was only one person who could make it happen. david himself. east lake police sent major shock when they took him home to break the news that there was price on david's head. but there was a problem. >> i said, i'm sorry. he's out of town. he's gone to florida. for business. >> at that point we were forced to loop her into what was going on. in order for her to make contact with david. >> she called david immediately and told him the horrifying story. and it was horrifying. just ask david. >> why would my ex-wife ever do with this? i know that she hates me. but i can imagine being hated so much that something like this could be real. >> david 17 year marriage to chri

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holly sister, chrissy -- >> what did she say?can you say, what do you mean, there's antifreeze in the system. we were all thinking it was kidney failure. we were not expecting that. >> wasn't really possible that matt somehow ingested small amounts of antifreeze for a period of weeks, six -- if not longer? >> that was the implication of the phase, chronic ethylene glycol poisoning. mark had already made up his mind that his brother did not commit suicide. and certainly, not gradual suicide. but what did he have to go on? so far, only a growing suspicion and rage which he made perfectly clear to the police. >> i finally got a of the detective on the case and he did some initial stuff. but it wasn't the follow-through that i had hoped. maybe that was just because i was just grieving and i was so upset. >> but when something like that happens, you want the whole world to stand up and pay attention and do something. >> when something like that happens, i want every member of the police department to be on it and over there and search

chrissy says he lunged at her and then went for their dogs, so she and her husband called in a friend who just got his alligator hunting license. local reporting now from our friends at nbc to in southwest florida, and the reporter, reporter, gabe gabe golding. >> reporter: this is no small creature. catching this goliath gator has taken years. just look at its head, it weighs about 40 pounds alone and this was no easy task. >> it probably was a two hour fight altogether. >> reporter: an all-out brawl that ron and his future son-in law signed up for, rather big favor for favor for a friend. >> i wa scared. friendy day . i would that is craig massey. he and his wife chrissy has been fighting the skater for some time now. >> reporter: this one gator has been bugging you for five years? it has been come so much of a problem there on a first name basis with this guy. on mac i call him albert. >> reporter: albert is not too friendly. >> chrissy was cutting the grass right over there and he came right at her. >> reporter: when ron got his gator hunting license, all eyes were set on albert.

i forgot." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a good impression of chrissy, by the way.me ledisi >> jimmy: and the music video you did with saweetie was really fun >> it was very cool. so we shot it in miami and the director's idea was to basically allow our dancers to free style and be themselves so, the idea was that we told them this was the callback for their audition and they were just out there free styling but we were filming it and then halfway through the song, me and saweetie would surprise them while they were dancing. and we got, like, genuine, authentic reactions from them. it was the amazing >> jimmy: it makes you just smile. it makes you go, "oh, this is so fun." >> they really loved it. we really loved it it was really heartwarming, and we had a good time >> jimmy: yeah, that's what we want can we talk about "the voice." >> yes >> jimmy: season 22, september 19th on nbc. >> i'm in it to win it [ cheers and applause i'm in it to win it. >> jimmy: camila cabello, though >> camila cabello is our newest host >> jimmy: she's brand-new. and she's a friend of th

chrissy runs a small charity. _ poor get poorer? of middleton. we went around the whole estate _ of middleton. we went around the whole estate to _ of middleton. we went around the whole estate to deliver— of middleton. we went around the whole estate to deliver christmas| whole estate to deliver christmas presents to the children. she whole estate to deliver christmas presents to the children.- presents to the children. she has custod of presents to the children. she has custody of her — presents to the children. she has custody of her two _ presents to the children. she has| custody of her two grandchildren, 11—year—old dominic has several disabilities. the struggle to get by on benefits and chrissy says the chancellor didn't make life any easier today. chancellor didn't make life any easiertoday. i’m chancellor didn't make life any easier today.— chancellor didn't make life any easier today. chancellor didn't make life any easier toda . �* ., ., ., , easier today. i'm down to doing my washin: easier today. i'm down to doing my wa

. >> the way chrissy snow became queen of the jiggle was, in that first year, chrissy got very excited bounced back and forth. that's when boobs were real. and i noticed in the scripts from there on in, that the writers would add the line "and chrissy jumps for joy". >> it was just a sign that america might have been burnt out on the social issues. we had been through the vietnam war. it had only recently ended. >> my era was the era of losing friends in that war, going to funerals. and so maybe this was the comic relief we needed. >> "three's company" was a massive hit out of the box. it was empty calories, but it was still delicious. >> i was watching these characters at a point in my life where i was also scared of who i was. certainly, now, as an adult, i can look back at them and i have a certain fondness for them, because even though they were coded or a little over the top, it was something that, like, subliminally, i think was really important. >> good night, good night. the closet. >> i look at the time when i was on "too close for comfort". and i think monroe sort of fell int

well, it least, chrissy, it feels that way as so that so we would do a not just here and threats and to some all lawsuits but actually a lawmakers in europe and in the united states to take out the big guns that if we look at the european union of, for instance, quite often those big u as tech companies go into appeal. so a lot of those cases actually are still a pending and tear in the united states. i mean, the big tech companies, some recently have spent $95000000.00 for lobbying efforts. now we have the mid term elections coming up so it will definitely also depends if democrats can keep the majority in a congress. if not, we might see that some of those cases against the big tech might not follow suit in the month. write up my guns here there on wall street for us. what has all this done for our tech stock valuations just briefly. yeah, that's always the big question was cause and effect the clearly of the valuations of the big a tech companies have gotten under quite some pressure, but that might not be a because of the loss you had said that might tell the i'm to test cases th

what's needed. police in argentina have arrested a man for allegedly trying to kill a vice president chrissy enough. and under the cache, no authorities have identified him as a 35 year old brazilian t. v crews. witness the attack on fernandez the cache, not outside her home and bonus iris. this is the moment argentina's vice president narrowly escaped in apparent attempt to assassinate her. christina hernandez, the cashier, was greeting supporters near her home. when a gunman emerged from the crowd, he was then overpowered by her security officers. argentina's president gave more details in a tv dress guinette bit of money. christina remains alive because the gun which had 5 bullets in it did not fire even though the trigger had been told. there are due to a reason that has not yet been technically confirmed. he said that if you look at the heather, if this is extremely serious scenario, it is the most serious incident that has happened since we restored our democracy. hello morgan. i see the police have arrested a suspect, who they have identified as a 35 year old brazilian national local

you as president joe biden says, the us demo chrissy faces an existential threat from supporters of former presidents. donald trump, in a fiery speech biden said there was a fight for the soul of america. even went so far as to say from supporters were working to undermine the rule of law. it comes ahead of important mid term elections in november that will see democrats, 5 to maintain control of the house of representatives. and the senate. here is more from the us presidents to mark your what's happening in our country today is not normal. donald trump, the miger republicans, represent an extreme ism that threatens the very foundations of our republic. miger republicans do not respect the constitution. they do not believe in the rule of law. they do not recognize the will of the people refuse except the results of a free election. and they're working right now. as i speak in state after state, to give power to the side elections in america, the partisans and cronies, empowering the election deniers to undermine democracy itself. my forces are determined to take this country backwards, ba

i'm chrissy, platinum, berlin, russian president vladimir putin and china, gigi and ping met on the sidelines of the summit of the shanghai cooperation organization. inasmuch as dan on thursday, it was g 's 1st trip outside of china. since the krona virus pandemic began potent thank the chinese leader for his balance stance on russia's war in ukraine and said he was ready to discuss china's undisclosed concerns about the war that has killed tens of thousands and up ended global food and energy markets. at their 1st face to face meeting since the war g said he was very happy to me, to quote my old friend again. after kootenai said us attempts to create a unipolar world would fail. china accounts for nearly a 5th of russia's foreign trade, trade and energy has grown this year after russia lost western buyers due to sanctions over the war in ukraine. and between april and july, china has imported 17 per cent more russian crude imports of russian liquefied natural gas were up 50 percent and imports of electricity rose by 39 per cent. both countries benefit china paying lower prices to russia and

official says there is movement but no breakthrough on efforts to get them out of russia. >> and chrissyng on a panel she said let's just call it what it was, it was an abortion to save my life for a baby that had absolutely no chance and she said to be honest, i never put that together until two months ago. she said the appeal of roe v. wade made here realize it was not an abortion as she first reported. >> that's five things to know for your new day. more on these stories all day on cnn and don't forget to download the five things podcast every morning. >> and what is the president doing to address the nation's border issues? john avalon has a reality check. >> reporter: to a nation of immigrants, america has a never-ending debate about immigration. but even by our screwed up historical standards, we've got a lot to work with. vice president let's put some facts first here. it is true that we are on a pace to see an unprecedented 2 million people try to cross the southern border illegally by the end this have fiscal year, and obviously that's not confirmation of a secure border, not by

the kind of fudge decision that was made so long ago to have a king, but also to have them some of chrissy. it sounds like some people are leaving. if you see this is that the political establishment there? you see 5, former crime, a 6 from a prime minister though i just spoke to john major as well. you got your major to resume david cameron. i saw gordon brown there for his johnson, and also kiersten are the head of the, of the current head of the opposition. you've got some ranking people there and then behind them a whole bunch of people. nobody's ever heard of. this is this, this part even to he earlier on about consent, and that's where the monarch fits in to this political system. it is a fudge because monex and not really supposed to have any power, but they are supposed to be the top dog. it's an interesting photon, it's always slightly fluid and they are they not in a way, you know, the constitutionalist to write about their with system works that sort of maintaining the magic of the monarchy in participating in the process. although it's sort of formal vote. yeah, well yeah, i me

i'm chrissy plants in. india's economy grew at 13.5 percent in the 2nd quarter. that's compared to the same period in the last year. it's an astonishing double digit figure at a time when other major economies are in trouble. global economic growth has slumped amid recession fears caused by spiking energy prices that followed russia's invasion of ukraine. india shook off the effects of the downturn of the pandemic period, and is expected to post a $7.00, annual g d, b, d, d p growth this year, seemingly recovering ground last almost 3 years ago. now, india's g d p growth has been outperforming other major world economies, even as they bounce back from the pandemic. they've been struggling with the fault from the war and ukraine, including rising food and energy prices. china's been hard hit by locked on measures. the supply issues. now in the last 10 years, india kept growing until the pandemic which hit its economy hard. g d p declined a sharp 6.6 percent in 2020. now the economy started recovering in 2021 with a booming 8.9 percent growth in g d p. this year an

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i need to part with chrissy to push fries a loop to pick a curve for the deluxe. you should students come gamble local residents, explain the nationalist cruelty simply in 2015 pro russian militia repulsed and counter attack to another ukranian army offensive. the frontline was just 15 kilometers from our hugo but all sort of thought they in me and what do you live ah, severe, she needs me off the market, said them one. elizabeth kate dixon, look up real up with what they did that also update from showered in or just thought they had the uminski code stipulating heavy weapons with school was signed at that time. those agreements enable kids to keep control if the city the 8 years with about my status for my particular project. if it is 0. yeah, we're getting the local stuff right. seems to be up, get you close to because you money one me well, got a do more move. i just don't you start going for somebody hopefully was permanently she, i mean it's just a village you last on. so some of those are the coming thoughts. a greg dance get away, you only design listening.

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we did just speak to a woman called chrissy who was, we think, the very last person in this queue. member of the armed forces. she had actually, already, seen the queen lying in state. a couple of days ago. but she said she wanted to come back to see her again. and she felt like this was her small way of saying thank you, that it's been a real privilege. she said she didn't expect to be the last person to get that opportunity but it felt like a real privilege should be at the back of the queue. so in the last few moments to gardens hair have emptied and they're all filing their way into westminster hall to be among the last people to see the queen's coffin before it is taken for the state funeral, of course, at westminster abby. what we see dignitaries descended on this corner of landed very shortly. but for all the people who have waited in line today, and the last few days. they can say that they have played their part in history. , they certainly can. thank you for that. as i said in about 20 minutes time we will bring you the moment when eli and state officially comes to an end

. >> reporter: from chrissy teigen to kerry washington to jenna fischer, fangirling over kidz bop hitskidz bop when i was really little. >> i was super in awe about the sets, the costumes, i thought it was super cool. and i was like, oh my gosh, i could be that someday. >> i see myself still continuing to be a performer, because i eventually want to be my own solo artist and tour around the u.s. >> reporter: for some of these tweens chasing big dreams, big breaks come next. from zendaya to becky g. for artists like cammy, egan, laila, and dominic, the road to performing in front of large crowds starts here. how many people are they going to be performing in front of each night? >> anywhere between 10,000 and 15,000. >> wow. >> reporter: all of their hard work coming together, bringing energy from tiktok -- ♪ >> reporter: we made the trip to connecticut to watch it come together in their opening show. >> we are the kidz bop kids! >> there's little mistakes, here and there. learning new choreography. even through the tougher times or the rougher, harder days, we all pull through for each

the jewish community center of san francisco held a special celebration for rosh hashanah today at chrissy field beach where attendees 600-year-old ril that traditionally involves tossing into the ocean. organizers made it more eco-friendly by using birdseed instead. the idea is to rid yourself of bad karma to make way for the jewish new year. >> major airlines under scrutiny. two of the biggest carriers in the country being brought to court over claims of higher fares being passed on to you. plus. >> here is the ghetto area. they probably think some thing bad is going to happen. >> has cool heartbreak. one school shuts down a football game. what some parents call concerns. >> crash course success. a first of its kind spaceflight that shows the true power of nasa. >> here is a look at what is coming up tonight right after abc7news at 11:00. >> this week we are in brooklyn. >> run the jewels? >> oh yes. >> i'm freaking out. >> pay close attention. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwi

we are featuring chrissy field. >> thanks so much for being our guest here today and showing so openlyout yourself, your life, and your experiences. >> thanks for having me. >> that's the end of our show for tonight. you can find kqed newsroom online or on twitter. or you can email us at canon are at kqed.org or reach me on social media. thanks for joining us. we will see you back here next friday night. have a great weekend. geoff: good evening. i'm geoff bennett. tonight on “pbs news weekend,” demanding change -- we hear from two minnesota nurses about the recent statewide strike over pay and staffing. then, going green -- how farmers are helping in the race to fht climate change. and, our weekend spotlight with cynt marshall on her journey to becoming the nba's first black female ceo. cynt: you get the best out of people, you get the most out of people when they can bring who they are into the workplace. geoff: all that and the day's headlines on tonight's "pbs news weekend."

we are featuring chrissy field. >> thanks so much for being our guest here today and showing so openlyout yourself, your life, and your experiences. >> thanks for having me. >> that's the end of our show for tonight. you can find kqed newsroom online or on twitter. or you can email us at canon are at kqed.org or reach me on social media. thanks for joining us. we will see you back here next friday night. have a great weekend. yamiche: trump investigations. election season in high gear. pres. trump: i can't imagine being indicted. i have done nothing wrong. yamiche: former president trump lashes out. a special master is appointed to review files the fbi seized from his home. the justice department issues dozens of subpoenas connected to 2020 election lies and the capital attack. >> there has been a large volume of information that we pressed hard for the agency to release. yamiche: as the january 6 committee says it has new evidence. plus -- sen. schumer: one party is focused on jobs, that's us. the other is focused on

now it's also important to note that in his remarks the syrian foreign minister exposed the hip hop chrissy of you as actions you as a, is currently violating serious territorial integrity with u. s. troops in syria, without the permission of the internationally recognized government. here's the syrian foreign minister of them. yeah. then the hermana saudi at the war against syria was an attempt by the west to maintain control over the world. but this war, which is aimed at breaking serious will and isolating it from the world has failed . the illegal military presence on syrian territory violates international law and the un charter than this presence must cease immediately. we cannot combat terrorism through international illegal coalitions that violate the sovereignty of states that destroy villages and cities that carry out massacres against civilians and the plunder national wealth and support terrorists. now, the prime minister of molly, who took power amid recent turmoil in the country, spoke before the un general assembly. in his remarks, he thunderously come down the country's form

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that was the leader of south africa speaking before the united nations pointing to some of the ha ha chrissy around western leaders that continue to highlight the situation in ukraine while ignoring the suffering going on in other conflicts and a violation of territorial integrity taking place in many countries now representative of serbia pointed to a situation regarding his country where the united states and western leaders are really revealing their hypocrisy. this is the serbian president we ask for a clear answer to the question. i've been asking my interlocutors leaders of many countries for years. what is the difference between the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine and sovereignty and territorial integrity of serbia, which was grossly violated and for virtue provided international recognition and legitimacy, at least some a few. this shed light on the hypocrisy of biden, at the un, hammering home this belief that what is taking place is all the simply a matter of russia violating the territorial integrity of the ukraine. russia has shamelessly violated the court. tenan

the jewish community center of san francisco held a special celebration for rosh hashanah today at chrissy field beach where attendees put a modern spin on a 600-year-old ritual that traditionally involves tossing into the ocean. organizers made it more eco-friendly by using birdseed instead. the idea is to rid yourself of bad karma to make way for the jewish new year. >> major airlines under scrutiny. two of the biggest carriers in the country being brought to court over claims of higher fares being passed on to you. plus. >> here is the ghetto area. they probably think some thing bad is going to happen. >> has cool heartbreak. one school shuts down a football game. what some parents call concerns. >> crash course success. a first of its kind spaceflight that shows the true power of nasa. >> here is a look at what is coming up tonight right after abc7news at 11:00. >> this week we are in brooklyn. >> run the jewels? >> oh yes. >> i'm freaking out. >> pay close attention. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! w

our sky ranger above chrissy field in san francisco. packed with hundreds -- in fact thousands of people at all our local beaches just trying to escape the heat. a lot of warnings now of blackouts coming true. thousands across the bay area have lost power, including in the south bay, where the heat caused transformers to simply blow. >> we have team coverage across the hottest parts of the area. jeff raneiri is tracking the temperatures, but we begin with pete suratos where it was 115 in some places. >> reporter: here in walnut creek, the temperature have been above 115 degrees since this afternoon. with the high temperature it's limiting the number of places people can go to try to beat the heat. >> reporter: the heat wave means getting creative when it comes to staying cool. >> i wear linen. i like to cover everything and i wet my shirt. i got it wet like i would do when i'm hiking in arizona, and it was dry within 15 minutes. >> reporter: marissa sullivan is trying her best to deal with the heat in lafayette. the reservoir remained o

well i think the evidence is very strong, bona key secured to bolt chrissy. it prevents the slide to extreme, isn't the economist democracy in dex has the george of countries in its top index over the last 3040 years, have been come. citrix still mont, case. republics. a more unstable, more and dangerous compact the republic of syria with jordan. compare the republic of algeria with the kingdom of america. and all of the criticism of monarchy, all factually incorrect. in the sense that all the academic research shows that the countries at the moment key tends to be more democratic. more we got to read less printer extremism, higher degrees of social capital, and social trust. and essentially, police out the, the extreme is in the side. and help foster consensus because they create a national poll. okay. what type of politics not showing again, all of those back in marcella johnson. i listed to year they go sorry. are you living in an alternate universe? it would world a well my little girl don't. 8 by one wall is the monarchy on the 80, the that the simple or

as always it's a batavia on the program. joshua chrissy icons, thank you for your insight and for weighing in on this conversation for us. thank you. ah, you watching. devine is africa still to come basketball in berlin from africa. ah, if your ball is really above you. but 1st to the conflicts in ethiopia, there's been a sustained diplomatic push, trying to bring peace to the country's northern region to cry. with the 2 conflict parties, reportedly holding us sponsor talks in neighboring djibouti. now just days ago, the ruling to gray people's liberation, france said it was ready for a ceasefire. and peace talks with the ethiopian government in addis ababa. now there's been more violence. ah, time runs differently here. the ethiopian new year has just begun and it's been cause for celebration for more than 2000 years. but since war returned, there's been little reason for joy, death, long as you can see. now everything is expensively that if there was place, it wouldn't be like that either. and again, no matter, don't people have less income or they can no longer afford this. or therefore

our sky ranger above chrissy field in san francisco. packed with hundreds -- in fact thousands of people at all our local beaches just trying to escape the heat. a lot of warnings now of blackouts coming true. thousands across the bay area have lost power, including in the south bay, where the heat caused transformers to simply blow. >> we have team coverage across the hottest parts of the area. jeff raneiri is tracking the temperatures, but we begin with pete suratos where it was 115 in some places. >> reporter: here in walnut creek, the temperature have been above 115 degrees since this afternoon. with the high temperature it's limiting the number of places people can go

their responsibilities. intriguing staff, as always, it's a good to have you on the program. joshua chrissy, i can thank you for your insight and val weighing in on this conversation for us. thank you. ah, he watching dw news africa still to come basketball in berlin from africa. ah basketball is really about you. ah. at 1st to the conflict in ethiopia, there's been a sustained diplomatic push, trying to bring peace to the country's northern region to the cry. with the 2 conflict parties, reportedly holding us sponsor talks in neighboring djibouti. now just days ago, the ruling to gray people's liberation, france said it was ready for a ceasefire, and peace talks with the ethiopian government in at his other. now there's been more violence. ah, time runs differently here. the ethiopian new year has just begun and it's been cause for celebration for more than 2000 years. but since war returned, there's been little reason for joy, death, as you can see, now everything is expensive, little if there was place, it wouldn't be like either. a nigger though mother don't people have less income, whi

um, normally a muscle is ringing unit. judy does being an exemption on a nurse to me is chrissy. mama, coquettish, sick creature sandwich. im catherine is ashley of dc. one adversity biggest pieces . gross down to companies, proposals. wonder thesis, medical physician to pick booted you. but how can i put the key for the ching of science, can that work for phones or something like that? and then we got that with great news. i have that ah, welcome back to cross sac where all things are considered on peter labelle. to remind you we're discussing events in ukraine. ah. okay, let's go back to ted and tens mania. i wanna, i wanna flush out something you said earlier about them, the intelligence assistance ukraine by nato countries. i think that you know, with the pipeline incident that the sabotaged there in your mind as a former form of foreign service officer. would you be surprised, for example, that suddenly non nato satellite started dropping out of the sky. mama, this is, this is very, very, an important element of ukraine. some defense posture right now, offensive posture, consider

i'm a pa, christi, hey, chrissy is is, is there a calling card here? a michael. i want you to reflect upon what my crown said because this improves a without a doubt in my mind that neil liberalism has collapsed for the interests of the vast majority. the people that it rolls over, i mean, that's an admission, that's an admission right there. and what does it talk about? considering what john had to say, what, what, what it has to say about european unity and western cloud dirty? i don't see it at all. i mean, if the elite lose all this, they don't care, it's their turn off the lights that it's really a very, very cynical approach. go ahead, michael. well, when you say that the abundance is over, what that means is it's time for an austerity program. and i am f austerity program, and the real question is, what are africa and south america and south asia going to do? are they going to be a part of this? or are they going to say, we need an alternative to austerity grab. so there's no need of all for the ear of abundance to and for us, or there is no technological