dw christina christina went to a refugee shelter in the eastern german city of vienna, to see how authorities there are coping the cubicles in gainers admission center for refugee is may only be a few square meters in size. but those arriving feel lucky. there are still places available here with about 2 thirds of the centers, 100 beds are currently occupied. it's director kiersten caught. nick thinks it will probably be full by next month. as will all accommodations indiana to say who's murph dish the city has reached the limit of its capacity in we've been struggling with a shortage of living space. and yet in general, to them and accommodating even more people is pushing us to our limits. there are certainly other places where it's not as bad as here, but in you now, we're at our limit. accommodations are full, living space is scarce. many municipalities are saying the same thing. they no longer know where to shelter the people who are arriving as in 2015, when hundreds of thousands of refugees came to germany gymnasiums are being used as accommodation in many places like here. and nina ap

christina coleman live with the latest details, christina. christina hi, alicia, yes, well, according to arrest report the suspect 32-year-old yani barrios asked show girls impersonators and started running around to let, quote, the anger out. facing murder charges for allegedly going into stabbing spree with kitchen knife in wynn hotel. since attack, barrios is in the country illegally and a guatemalan national with criminal record here in california. clark county da regard of citizenship status, his office is considering whether to seek the death penalty based on the evidence in this case. >> i'm not thinking about deportation right now. i'm thinking about filing very serious charges based upon the evidence. christina: telemundo reports that barrios was outside of city hall in downtown los angeles asking for help just days prior to this deadly attack. also the police reports states that barrios went to las vegas to stay with a friend but the friend told him he could not stay at his house and around 8:30 he stabbed people in strip killing two victims.

christina coleman with the latest developments, hi, christina. christina: we are here in front of the home of the philosophies and you can see there's very easy access to it and that unfortunately is what the suspect took advantage of. paul pelosi suffered fracture to skull and injuries to right arm and hands, fortunately he's expected to make a full recovery. he's expected to be okay. he underwent a successful surgery to repair the school fracture yesterday. house speaker nancy pelosi arrived at san francisco general hospital to be with husband, was in washington, d.c. during the attack. yesterday president biden condemned the attack and he also commented on paul pelosi's condition. >> i spoke to the speaker, she said that he's doing okay. he went to the hospital, was operated on and he seems to be coming along well. he's in good spirit and the whole family is there. christina: police say the suspect, 42 david dapepe broke into pelosi's san francisco home in upscale neighborhood shortly before 2:30 early yesterday morning. a family member who was travelin

christina coleman spoke to the woman about her frustrations in a one-on-one interview. she joins me live with the details of the conversation. hi, christina. christinadent gillian rose who passionately shared fears over the area's homeless encampments. that there's piles of trash just spilling out into the streets but portland's democratic mayor ted wheeler appeared to scoff or laugh off her comments after she finished them. take a listen to their exchange. >> i'm angry and i'm sad and fed up and i'm so sick of how having politicians pander, nothing short of epic failure, start doing the right thing, stop wasting our money and destroying our beautiful city and please start being leaders. thank you for your time. >> all right, thank you, you made your point emphatically clear. thank you for being here and sharing your perspective. we do appreciate it. christina: well, today rose told me that she is upset over his reaction. >> it was really hard to hear and like i said before, i think that it proves my point that i don't feel like they are taking it seriously and that they care and the way he laughed, like, you know what, i don't think this is funny a

christina coleman now has more on what's going on in portland. hey, christina. christina: hi, eric. yeah, a woman named julian rose is one of many portland residents who says she's sick and tired of seeing human feces, trash and drug use in the street as homelessness crisis rages on in the city. take a look at the mess. one of the homeless encampments in the area in 2019, county statistics show more than 4,000 people experienced homelessness in the portland area as of this year. that number jumped to nearly 5,230 people and this increase clearly has not gone unnoticed. last wednesday at a city council meeting jillian rose told the mayor how she moved to portland to become part of progressive city with leaders that cared about social issues but after living in portland for four years, she says she feels much differently. >> a lot of people who live on the streets with trash and feces openly using dr drugs is not progressive. it's insane and unacceptable. broken down cars and trailers along with active open drug market where i routinely people putting needles in their arms. christina:

our christina coleman tracking the latest on this story. hi, christina. christinae say 61-year-old ems lieutenant allison russo viciously stabbed repeatedly be 34-year-old man near face in queens, she had seen guy roaming around before the incident. lieutenant russo served new york for 25 years bravely responding to the september 11th attacks on the world strayed center and countless other tragedies, now her colleagues are mourning her sudden loss. >> well, outside her station she was stabbed multiple times in a barbaric and completely unprovoked attack. members of ems serve only to help and save other people's lives. to be attacked and killed in the course of helping others is both heartbreaking and enraging for our department in ways i cannot describe. christina: despite ongoing crime, earlier two democratic new york leaders and state assemblyman saran are urging business owners to dial 311 to seek services for people with mental illnesses instead of calling the police. caban tweeted about public safety resource form they are sharing. quote, we are distributing t

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on me the forester and call for a day, a bespredelschik of horseradish ran over. and why did you poke your case at him. yes , a heifer came to him, a city major, her daddy was a former governor, who was shot recently. well, he shipped it there, like he decided to hide it, and the forester looks after her, like a bodyguard. and you have something to do with it, yes, nothing to do with it. i started framing her in mango invited, well, they poured it there, and when i finished it, it came up, the boar showed up, almost chopped off his hand. listen, tolik , these sexual joys of yours are on my side. why are you i generally decided that she was sitting out your teeth because of my father's problem. that's what she told me herself. i wonder why the governor messed up like that? maybe he threw someone? and why then did he decide to hide his daughter, maybe they wanted to breed him on the lava? steal this scum, yes, and milk dad like an adult maybe so, maybe so. otherwise, i listen to tolik in such a wilderness. and you wanted to go to us paris wanted to go. and she says that you need to earn. there are enough gopots. leonid matveyevich, forgive me, okay, we drove through christinas, we probably have mushrooms. your loved one is waiting for you at home. so to maintain a conversation in general, i have things to do with you, after everything that was somehow taken off. you drink tea that you run into, at night walks to me on do not speak. listen, he has a girlfriend in the next house. finding that he is ready to even move home there, he only comes to eat, she will show him later. who is in the house. who will show signed already urgently need to go to the forest for a log , closing the fire people can die in the main order. me home. you can't go back without that. leonid matvey , move out, don't worry about me. i more nowhere to be honest. well, let's go. now, so you decided to rehabilitate. well, yes, if i bring a pole i will put it up. maybe lyuska will cheat on me in languishing? 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everyone what happened, who actually threw the tablet in the bath you or christina baranov christina has nothing to do with it at all. christina get up get up. well, enough, enough cowards to admire the position a little bit, can you? pain, it's time to go out for dinner. well, what's up? you closed again? kolya, i told you, i will open the door anyway. christina promised to give birth to me, only in that case. in general, i promised her to become mayor. and that at that moment i had already lost one child. could lose another not yet born. lord, son of insurance we did not think at that moment. listen, tell me. why do i need this money now? i would remember this insurance only when i buried my knee. he refused an autopsy so that the truth would not come out. wait, you said christine was pregnant and now she's not. when did she find out that the consequence is underway again? in general , she was afraid that she would be considered. the accomplices were frightened. in short, we broke up and she had an abortion. why did you say that she was with you then? because she would have to lie. she is completely incapable of doing this.

christina. they were suspicious about carlson's behavior that day. christina's family was more than suspicious. they were certain carl killed christina. tate investigator, he thought so too. why did you take such an in stressed in christina's death when you're here in new york state, that cases in california? >> it became personal to me because she was a great human being who had everything to look for two in life. >> investigator arnaud was asked to help out early in the carlson investigation, and he took a particular interest in christina and the fire that killed her. >> just imagine yourself, here in this bathroom taking a bath, and you smell smoke, and it's coming through your door and there is an inferno outside of your door you turn to the only window in the bathroom and it is covered with a sheet of plywood. >> investigator arnold said that pretty much everything carl carlson has ever said about the fire is ally. beginning with the kerosene that fueled it. >> he says that the kerosene got spilled in the house on sunday. >> that was a few days before the fire. >> but a california arson vest a gator from carpet stain that showed a

christina ruffini reports from christina ruffini rep washington. washington. >>> they're for abortion up to >>> they're for abort birth. birth. >> reporter: in the arizona's race, republican kari lake is in race, republican ka a dead heat with democrat katie a dead heat with de hobbs. hobbs. >> that is ridiculous, and she's >> that is ridiculous, and she's saying this to distract from her saying this to distract from her incredibly extremist position. incredibly extremist position. >> reporter: 60% of likely >> reporter: 60% of likely arizona voters say abortion arizona voters say abortion should be legal in all or most should be legal in all or most cases, according to a cbs news cases, according to a cbs news ugov poll. ugov poll. more than half say abortion is more than half say abortion is an important issue for their an important issue for vote. vote. the same holds true in georgia the same holds true in where stacey abrams is down where stacey abrams is down against governor brian kemp. against governor brian kemp. 59% of voters say it's an 59% of voters say it important issue. important issue. >> i'm going to fight as hard as >> i'm going to fight i can to protect the right to i can to protect the right to abortion because that's how we abortion because t protect the rights of women. protect the rights of women. >> reporter: in wisconsin, it's >> reporter: in wisc 51%. 51%. even the republican and even the republican and democratic candidates for democratic candidat governor are currently tied. governor are currently tied. across the country, abortion is across the country, abortion is a top driver for democrats but a top driver for de not the overall electorate. not the overall electorate. >> and let's hold on to the u.s. house of representatives. house of representatives. [ cheers ] [ cheers ] and let's expand our majority in and let's expand our majority in the united states senate. the united states senate. [ cheers ] [ cheers ] >> reporter: republicans who >> reporter: republicans who seem likely to flip the house seem likely to flip the house are trying to keep the focus on inflation and the economy. inflation and the economy. >> you're going to elect an >> you're going to elect an incredible slate of true incredible slate of true america-first republicans up and america-first republicans up and down the ballot. down the ballot. >> that was christina ruffini >> that was christina ruffini reporting. reporting. later on this week, president later on this week, president biden is expected to travel to los angeles for a democratic los angeles for a de fundraiser. fundraiser. >>> harvey weinstein's second >>> harvey weinstein's second sex crimes trial is scheduled to sex crimes trial is scheduled to start today start today in los angeles. the 70-year-old former movie mogul faces a possible life sentence on rape and sexual assault charges involving five assault charges involving five women between 2004 and 2013. women between 2004 and 2013. he's pleaded not guilty. he's pleaded not guilty. weinstein is appealing the weinstein is appealing the 23-year sentence that he 23-year sentence that he received in new york after being received in new york after being convicted of rape and sexual convicted of rape and assault there in 2020. assault there in 2020. >>> and north korea has fired >>> and north korea has fired two more short-range balli

christina kamysh christina good evening. and what's new with you thank you ekaterina very rich in sporting events saturday. but of course, now there is close attention to the national football championship, which is nearing its logical conclusion and according to all forecasts. the final will be unpredictable, usually number one right now. the sports day will complete the informational picture of saturday. hello, the twist in the national football championship is getting stronger today, the five played their matches of the 28th round, the leaders of the consolidated report card did not do without losing points. so the power engineering of the belarusian state university was defeated by the borisov bate-02. minsk dynamo broke the world with 2:2 dynamo from brest and vitebsk also recorded a draw 44 soligorsk shakhtar lost points in a duel with slavia mozyr, 1:11 in this way. the miners have 56 points, two points less than the bsu power engineer bat and dynamo minsk each scored 53 points, closes the top five and sweet 48 points. in the national futsal championship, bc at home outplayed dynamo atc 3:1 even before the break for the gamel team, siberia scored a double with kaviradze in the second half. he scored his own goal in the prestige goal in the account, kovshikov. here the opponent scored, went a little nerves. yes , we didn't have enough freshness today hmm i think that if we were fresher, but i think you would be calm without nerves, would bring this match to victory a little bit. maybe someone was playing it safe there, saving energy, and i don’t know, but for me, i look at the guys, it seems that everyone has lived today. bc caught up with orsha viteni in the standings of the draw, from the results of the game day, we single out the victory of the ccc over the capital security team dynamo 6/2 hockey dynamo minsk returned to the playoff zone of the western khl conference in the asset of craig's team will kraft 24 points. this is the eighth place, standings. west today belosinina. on the road, they coped with the knights. the main time of the match ended in a draw 1:1. borodkin and alistairov did not reveal the winner and overtime, and in the bylit series vadim moroz and nick merli were accurate. two eleventh is very good. our team also pleased with a lot of good things in our structure in our game as a whole , we looked better for a long time we could not score when we created a lot of sharp chances. there were about 38 shots. the main thing is that they continued to put pressure, they continued to create production, bells and whistles. ah. it's good that such second chances were often asked to drive in. bison will play the next match on monday in yaroslavl against the local lokomotiv a in the final match of the long and eight-match away series of the mhl regular season bobruisk dynamo player lost to dynamo moscow 2.5 as part of andrey mikhalev's team, dmitry tuka honored stepan zvyagin with pucks. possible sixteen points, the black-and-blues took 12 points, a pretty good series turned out, because before that they had only played from the side of the division. now exit through the bellies. and in principle, i think for the first time they performed quite well, but i would like more. the dynamo-neck will play the next two matches on november 3 and 4 in minsk against the mikhailov academy after 17 games, the belarusian team remains in third place in the silver division of the western conference with 22 points. volleyball minskers suffered the second defeat in a row within the framework of the semi-final stage of the russian cup this time . one three tomorrow in the final tour belarusian. only the leaders of the three quarters will play with dynamo kazan , only the leaders of the three quarters will get there, and the fourth participant will be the host as the host . the fate of karina sobolenko was favorable during the official draw of the final tournament of the wt competition with a prize fund of $ 5 million starts in texas on monday this year, groups named after former american tennis players in the quartet of nancy's speech got belarusian a. he is also with jaber jessica pigula maria sakri from her rival sobolenko this season . i crossed paths only with a pigula, and then it was successful, but in the group tracy austin will play a yoke-shvenka, like a coregauf and caroline garcia and daria kasatkina with these girls. arina had a total of seven face-to-face meetings in a year and never won this season. i was the queen of double faults. if someone is in the hall, so there are questions about it. i think my coach is around here somewhere. it was a very difficult season, so it 's a great happiness for me to be here to have the opportunity to play in the tournament. it was a very difficult year, and i'm glad that i was able to get through it all. meanwhile, ilya ivashka completed his performance at the tournament in paris already in the starting round of qualification, the belarusians, could not resist the 54th number of the planet oscar otto from germany, two sets ended with the same score, 2:6, let's add the first the country's racket has already lost four matches in a row. what has not happened to him for more than 3 years , fans of this sport have a unique chance to see the olympic champions in tokyo 2020 in taekwondo in minsk. so chizhovka arena hosts the open cup of belarus among the guests of the forum, the national team of russia by the way, our eastern neighbors arrived in the strongest composition , the national championship has already become the main start of the season for belarusians, and the cup competitions are a great opportunity to test your strength and the first number of the russian team is the second number and third. so you can work with everyone and feel your strength and somewhere with someone with someone else. and it’s still hard, but with someone it’s already quite good. there are a little more than 100 people here, but what i look at with optimism and what results they are for me , they will give work, give impetus to understanding how to move where to move. eh, to change something or, well, how to work in order to achieve results, i held a ten-day training camp in minsk. this start-control competition will end tomorrow entrance to the stands, chizhovka the arena is free and even more sports in the initial release of the program christinatudio, see you.

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christina coleman has more on this tragic story, christina. >> jon, allison russo is described by her colleagues as a hero. the 25 year veteran of the fire department bravely responded to the september 11 attacks on the world trade center and countless other tragedies. now, her colleagues are honoring her public service and mourning her tragic loss. police that she was viciously stabbed multiple times by 34-year-old man near her fire station in queens. parked outside of her station she was stabbed multiple times in a barbaric and completely unprovoked attack. members of ems to serve only to help and save other people's lives. to be attacked and killed in a course of helping others is both heartbreaking and enraging for our department in ways i cannot describe. >> a local resident said she has seen the suspect roaming around the area before the random attack on the cms lieutenant. two days before her murder and despite this ongoing crime, to democratic new york city leaders queens councilwoman tiffany and state assemblyman urgent business owners to dial 311 to seek services for people with mental illnesses instead of calling the police. tweeted about the public safety resource form they are sharing purchase" we are distributing them to local business so our neighborhood is equipped with the better ways of solving problems and simply summoning police every time a challenge arises. their move is getting a backlash from some local business owners since some of these challenges in the past have escalated to deadly attacks or brutal assaults that need a police response. in these incidents contribute to the country's crime crisis. a concern many republicans note is top of mind for voters heading into the midterms. >> it is a crime wave that has been causing me too say it again, we have got to defendant district respect the police pretty got political leaders in this country who think cops are a bigger problem than criminals. they do. they think cops are guilty until proven innocent. what you allow is what will continue. >> lieutenant russo elling's murder is under investigation. she is a second member of the ems team to die in the line of duty in the past five years. christinaristina thanks. jon: and a rare goodwill gesture from venezuelan president, seven american prisoners in that country have been separate. we will tell you what he got in return and how the prisoner swap might affect u.s. venezuelan relations i had. with home instead, you too can become a caregiver to older adults. apply today. bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms. and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. this is where i want to be. call your doctor about sudden behavior changes or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report fever, confusion, stiff or uncontrol

christina coleman live in los angeles with that story. christina. reporter: hi, jon reports that the murder suspect in this case was here in california outside of city hall and downtown los angeles asking for help just days before this stabbing spree in las vegas. the police report states that bartios went to las vegas and friend told him he couldn't stay at his house so he caught a bus to the las vegas strip and told police that people were making fun of him on the bus and arrest report also states that he asked a show girl impersonator to take a picture with him as he held a large knife he thought women were laughing at him and he started running around to, quote, let the anger out. police say he ended up brutally stabbing eight people with a 12 inch long kitchen knife along the strip near the wynn hotel in the unprovoked attacking killing 47-year-old bret and 30-year-old mai stworks show girl impersonators accuse of stabbing she was stabbed in the chest, her brother posted a heart felt statement on facebook saying in part, quote, meris saw best in people and accepted people for who they are and human capacity led her to have lasting friendships from all over the world she was a beautiful spirit and soul and misher for the rest of our lives. as for bartio ?rks this country illegally he hoped officers would shoot him that he also said, quote, sorry man, to one of the victims before stabbing him in the back on the strip. clark county d.a. says regardless of his citizenship status, his office is considering whether to seek the death penalty based on the evidence in this case. >> i'm not thinking about deportation right now. i'm thinking about filing very serious charges based upon the evidence. reporter: bartios set with two counts of murder and murder with a deadly weapon. his arraignment is now scheduled for tuesday. jon. jon: christina coleman reporting christina, thanks. reporter: president biden in delaware this weekend while his staff defending the russian nuclear armageddon comment he made at a democratic fund raiser. lucas tomlinson live in delaware with more on that. lucas. reporter: jon, president biden appear worried about the potential of russia launching low yield nuclear strike against ukraine speaking at a democratic fund raiser that was leaked to the press, quote, we have not faced a prospect of armageddon since kennedy in cuban missile crisis not joking when he talks about potential use of tactical and nuclear weapons, white house press secretary walked back those comments. >> we have not seen any reason to adjust our own nuclear posture nor do we have indications they are preparing to use them. reporter: jon about are russia has 2,000 nuclear warheads u.s. has 200 and a hundred to europe spread across five bases not just niewxes on president's mind but economy as well. 263,000 jobs added last month th

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christina coleman has the latest from san francisco. christina? reporter: hi, neil. yes, house speaker nancy pelosi, she released a letter to her colleagues thanking them for their support and it also expressed the concern that she has for her family. in a statement she said a violent man broke into our family home, demanded to confront me and brutally attacked my husband, paul, our children, grandchildren and i are heartbroken and traumatized by the life threatening attack on our pop. paul pelosi went to surgery to repair the head fracture he suffered from the attack. he is expected to make full recovery. this man, david depape broke into the their home and allegedly said where's nancy, where's nancy. when officers showed up they witnessed depape beat mr. pelosi with a hammer he had had a list of people he wanted to. he had disturbing posts, qanon, election conspiracyies, posts about aliens. top democrats are blaming right-wing politics for the attack. berkeley neighbors reportedly say this same guy, mr. depape lived in a hippie collective in berkeley. he also reportedly posted some liberal anti-sentiment establishment views online. he has ties to a former nudist activist who says he has been homeless and suffers from mental illness and drug use. so far police have not determined a motive in the assault on paul pelosi and both democrats and republicans are cone demming this attack. >> well let me be perfectly clear, violence or threat of violence has no place in our society and what happened to paul pelosi is wrong. reporter: also just days after purchasing twitter elon musk jumped into the mix tweeting and deleting a link to a fringe website with an unfounded rumor about the attack. san francisco's d.a. held a press conference yesterday to clear up confusion on this case. she said arriving officers determined there were only two people at the house at the time of the attack, not three. she also says there is nothing to suggest pelosi and depape knew each other prior to the incident. >> to be brutally attacked in your own home is one of the worst crimes that you can suffer. so i think there needs to be a respect for what that family has endured, what mr. pelosi has endured and is recovering from. reporter: the d.a.'s office is going to file charges against mr., or depape today and they're also expecting to schedule his arraignment for sometime tomorrow. neil? neil: christinayou for that. christina coleman in san francisco with the latest there. darren porcher back with us, the former njpd top lieutenant. i always hate to talk to you with circumstances like this, don't get me wrong, i love talking to you. maybe sense of this because in prior interviews you always talked about keeping politics out and dealing with the crime element, people behind the crime, increasing there are individuals with serious mental issues. this seems the latest example of that. what do you think? >> good afternoon, neil, and good afternoon to the viewers. i am diametrically opposed to attack on paul pelosi. i am a conservative republican but at the same token feel for us to afford protections of the social contract to all citizens whether at the top or the bottom of the spectrum and, neil, i think you feel the same way. this is something that we should not experience as common citizens. when we go back to the purview of policing in the city of san francisco we had a district atto

christina has reeds christina good evening. and what's new thank you ekaterina very rich in sporting events turned out it's saturday. but of course, now there is close attention to the national football championship, which is nearing its logical conclusion and all forecasts. the final will be unpredictable , usually number one right now. the sports day will complete the informational picture of saturday. hello, the twist in the national football championship is getting stronger today, the five played their matches of the 28th round, the leaders of the consolidated report card were not without points lost. so the power engineering of the belarusian state university was defeated by the borisov bate-02. dinamo minsk ended in a 2-2 draw dynamo from brest and vitebsk also recorded a draw 4-44. soligorsk shakhtar lost points in the duel with mozyr slavia, 1:11 manner. the miners have 56 points, two points less than the bsu power engineer, bata and dynamo minsk, who scored under 53 points, close the top five and sweet 48 points. in the national futsal championship bc at home outplayed dynamo atc 3:1 even before the break for the hamilians, sibir kaveradze scored a double in the second half. he scored his own gate. a goal of prestige in the account, kovshakova. here the opponent scored, went a little nerves. yes, we lacked freshness today . hmm. i think that if we were fresher, but i think you would calmly, without nerves, would bring this match to win a little bit. maybe someone was playing it safe there, saving energy, and i don’t know, but for me, i’m like that, looking at the guys, it seems that everything is on the veins today. bc caught up with orsha viten in the standings of the draw from the results of the game day, we will single out the victory of the ccc over the capital security team dinamo 6/2 hockey dynamo minsk returned to the playoff zone of the western conference of the khl in the assets of craig's team there will be kraft 24 points. this is the eighth place, standings. west today belosinina. departure handled vityazi regular time of the match ended in a draw 1:1 marked by borodkin and alistair did not reveal the winner and overtime, and in the series of tickets were accurate vadim moroz and nick merli. two elevenths is enough. good. our team was also pleased with a lot of good things in our structure in our game as a whole , we looked better for a long time we could not score when we created a lot of sharp chances. there were about 38 shots, but the most important thing is that they continued to press, they continued to create the production of bells and whistles well, that often asked such second chances acted on finishing moves. bison will play the next match on monday in yaroslavl against the local lokomotiv a in the final match of a long and eight- match away series of the mhl regular season bobruisk dynamo-neck lost to dynamo moscow 2.5 as part of andrey mikhalev's team, dmitry tukache and stepan zvyagin scored with pucks in this way from -for a possible sixteen points, the black-and-blues took 12 points, a pretty good series turned out, because after all, before that they played only with side division. now they are shooting through the golden ones. and in principle, i think for the first time they performed quite well , but i would like more. the dynamo-neck will play the next two matches on november 3 and 4 in minsk against the mikhailov academy after 17 games, the belarusian team remains in third place in the silver division of the western conference with 22 points. volleyball players from minsk suffered the second defeat in a row within the framework of the semifinal stage of the russian cup this time the capital team did not cope with the yenisei only the first the game remained with our girls, 25 12, however, the final numbers on the scoreboard 1.3 tomorrow in the final round of the belarusian will play with the kazan dynamo final four, only the leaders of the three flats will get there, and the fourth participant will be the host side. the fate of karina sobolenko was favorable during the official draw of the final tournament wt competition with a prize fund of $ 5 million starts in texas on monday this year, the groups are named after former american tennis players in the nancy speech quartet got belarusian a. he is also with jaber jessica pigula maria from sobolenko's rivals this season. i crossed paths only with a piggy and then it was successful, but in the group of tracy austin they will play a piggy. what gauf and carolyn garcia and dariy kasatkina with these girls arena held seven head-to-head meetings in a year and never won this season. i was the queen of double faults. if someone is in the hall, so there are questions about it. i think my coach is around here somewhere. it was a very difficult season, so for i am very happy to be here to have the opportunity to speak at the tournament. it was a very difficult year, and i'm glad that i was able to get through it all. meanwhile, ilya ivashka completed his performance at the tournament in paris already in the starting round of the qualification, the belarusians, could not resist the 54th number of the planet oscar otto from germany, two sets ended with the same score, 2:6, let's add the country's first racket has already lost four matches in a row. what has not happened to him for more than 3 years a unique chance to see olympic champions in tokyo 2020 taekwondo in minsk is for fans of this sport. so chizhovka arena hosts the open cup of belarus among the guests of the forum, the national team of russia by the way, our eastern neighbors arrived in the strongest composition , the national championship has already become the main start of the season for belarusians, and the cup competitions are a great opportunity to test your strength and the first number of the russian team is the second number the third. so you can work with everyone and feel your strength and somewhere with someone it can be with someone already good enough. there are a little more than 100 people here, but what i look at with optimism and what results they are for me , they will give work, give impetus to understanding how to move where to move. uh, to change something or, well, how to actually work in order to achieve results, held a ten-day training camp in minsk, this start-control competition in the competition will end tomorrow, the entrance to the stands, the chizhovka arena is free and even more sports in the initial release of the program worked in the studio christinawhole dynasty began with the author of the immortal uncle styopa and three national anthems, the ambitious and creative mikhalkov father took care of us exactly when it was necessary, but with all sorts of alienation and severity. he incredibly, so to speak, dearly loved us, it seems that everything is known about their family, but in fact so little, and he suddenly tells me, so to speak. come on, what in moscow even now from mikhalkov or 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christina barrett w >> reporter: christina checks her dating apps every day. >> i have been on bumble and catholic match >> reporter: one preferences political. >> i'm conservative on my profiles it is very important to me >> reporter: and she is not alone. a 2019 pew research study found 71% of single democrats looking for a relationship said they would not consider seriously dating someone who voted for trump. if a potential partner was a clinton voter would be a deal breaker. that divide led former trump officials to create a dating app. >> we're sorry you had to endure years of bad dates and wasted time with people that don't see the world our way. the right way. >> reporter: it is called the right stuff. the founder who worked in the trump administration said popular dating apps don't work >> p when you get on one of the ya apps, there is left-wing ads >> reporter: it is drawing controversy. >> no pronouns necessary ladies and gentlemen >> reporter: when setting up the profile, users can answer january 6th was fill in the blank and your favorite liberal lie. looking for a partner with similar preferences is a trend in recent years. the survey found that 35% of democrats and 39% of republicans say having similar political views is an important factor when deciding to date someone when it comes to issues like abortion and lgbt rights topping the list of deal breakers. nicole identifies as a non binary trans lesbian >> if someone doesn't share my political beliefs, then it is possible they are not a safe person for me to be around >> reporter: christina was asked to be one of the first users of the right stuff app. >> i think knowing that someone is conservative or liberal in this day and age says a lot about your character or what you want from your future. it is very important to me >> reporter: for the news, i'm maya englan. >>> exercise doctors say do it every day. couldn't you take a pill researchers at m.i.t. and harvard are actually working on it they are announcing they mapped out body cells mode tied by working out and that could lead to the medication that gives the benefits of exercise they study how exercise and high fat diets affect mice. fatty diets make unhealthy cells. exercising programs the body to grow healthy cells trials on humans are under way now. >>> 70 seconds left on the race to the finish. there are rising fears that north korea could be preparing for a nuclear test as tension escalate and quickly after two more missile launches yesterday. kim jong-un has how fired 41 ballistic missiles this year the most l

christina ruffini leads us off tonight from the white house. christina, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. well, after a quiet weekend at home in delaware president biden will head to pennsylvania this week and florida the next as we come into the home stretch of this contentious midterm election. >> these are tough fights. >> reporter: on "face the nation" today speaker of the house nancy pelosi said the results of the midterms will be decided in the last minutes of the race. >> i see very clearly that the ownership of the ground is with us. >> reporter: but the latest cbs news battleground tracker poll has the house likely going to the republicans and the senate at a 50-50 split. >> i am worried about the level of voter turnout among young people and working people who will be voting democratic. >> reporter: the surge of support democrats saw over the summer following the overturn of roe v. wade has faded. >> crime is going through the roof. >> reporter: as republicans are trying to focus voters on issues like crime, immigration, and the economy. >> this is an economic and health crisis. >> reporter: in several key races, including the tied-up arizona senate, republican candidates have openly questioned the results of the 2020 election. >> i think trump won in 2020. >> reporter: today house republican liz cheney warned that election deniers are a threat to democracy. >> no one of any party should be voting for people who are election deniers. >> i ran twice. i won twice. >> reporter: but at a rally in texas last night former president trump repeated his usual false claims, then teased another run. >> in order to make our country successful, safe, and glorious again i will probably have to do it again. >> reporter: and president biden said in an interview this weekend that he could run again in 2024 but he won't make that decision officially until after the midterm elections. jericka? >> christina, thank you. >>> the fight over the 50-50 senate is fierce, especially in the battleground state of pennsylvania. this week democrat lieutenant governor john fetterman and republican dr. mehmet oz are set to debate. cbs's chief campaign correspondent robert costa is there this weekend. and bob, you know the lieutenant governor suffered a stroke erlier this year and at the debate he's planning to use closed captioning, which is typical for stroke patients. but what more can you tell us in terms of what to expect on tuesday? >> reporter: good evening, jericka. it's a football weekend here in state college, pennsylvania but tuesday's senate debate is certainly the talk of the town. lieutenant governor fetterman will use closed captioning, a common practice for those who have suffered a stroke, but his doctor in recent days issued a letter saying he's fine and recovering but his health and issues like crime and inflation will be in focus during that showdown. >> we've been talking a lot ab

christina coleman in san francisco. christina? >> hi, neil. yeah, according to this criminal complaint, the suspect admitted that he wanted to hold nancy pelosi hostage and possibly break her kneecaps. now he's facing two federal charges. one count of attempted kidnapping of a u.s. official. police say 42-year-old david depape broke into pelosi's home, went upstairs, woke up mr. pelosi and demanded to see his wife. when mr. pelosi said she wouldn't be home for a few days, depape said he would wait. pelosi slipped in to the bathroom and called 911. when police showed up, he ran to the door and grabbed on to the hammer. police say depape gained control of the hammer and swung it in to pelosi's head. during an interview, the complaint states depape stated that he was going to hold nancy hostage and talk to her. if nancy were to tell the truth, he would let her go. if she lied, he was going to break her kneecaps. he said she was the leader of the pack of lies of the democratic party and by breaking her kneecaps, she would have to face the consequences of her action. police say they found a backpack at the scene which contained a rope a roll of tape, a hammer and rubber gloves. they searched a garage that he was living in near berkeley and found a sword along with other things. also depape is in the u.s. illegally as a long-time visa overstay. paul pelosi is expected to fully recover from his injuries. neil? >> neil: christina it's a little bizarre. we have a lot more coming up including the bad well the world's richest man with the new company he's taken over and interesting vibes he's given as to what he's going to do with it. let's get the latest from kelly o'grady in san francisco. >> good to see you, neil. lots of changes coming from twitter's new chief twit as elon musk is styling himself. we'll tell you what and who might be upset about it coming up. quite the personalized order. i know what i like. i've been meaning to ask you, carl. does your firm offer personalized index investing? hmm? so i can remove a stock that doesn't align with my goals. i'm a broker, not a barista. what about managing gains and losses to be more tax efficient? not a wizard either. looks like schwab personalized indexing can. schwaaab! learn more about personalized indexing at schwab today. (vo) what can a nationwide 5g network from t-mobile for business do for your business? unlock new insights and efficiency-right now. all

christina coleman has details from los angeles. christina. >> hi, eric yeah, ye was locked out of the twitter act after posting the comment on social need ya platform last night. miami a bit sleepy but when i wake up i'm going death con 3 on people and i can't be anti-semitic because black people are jew and you guys toyed with me and tried to blackball anyone who opposes your agenda and wrote on twitter who do you think created cancel culture? these are some of ye's first posts on twitter in nearly two years and returned to twitter on friday after he was restricted from instagram for posting a different comment that the american jewish committee, a historic advocacy group and others deemed anti-semitic. and ye's return to twitter he shared a photo of him and meta ceo mark zuckerberg. look at this, mark, how you going to kick me off instagram. billionaire tech mobile elon musk in negotiations to purchase twitter celebrated ye's return and said welcome back to twitter, my friend. he sparked outrage and praise for debuting his white lives matter shirts at paris fashion week and backlash following a sit-down interview with tucker carlson last week. during their discussion, ye questioned the motives of jared kushner, who is jewish and negotiating peace treaties in the middle east during the trump administration. administration. >> he made these peace treaties, where was that? do you know the facts oen that here? >> that was between israel ask some of the arab nations. >> i think it was to make money. i don't know. is that too heavy handed to put in this platform? >> no, that's your opinion. we're not in a sensorship business. >> okay, thank you. and i just think that's what they're about is making money. i don't think that they have the ability to make anything on their own. i think they're born into money. >> the american jewish committee condemned the comments ye made last week by accusing him of using anti-semitic words like greed and we reached out to reps for ye on reactions and we're waiting to hear back and reached out to twitter on a comment of blocking a fashion mogul and a twitter spokesperson responded in a brief and standard statement today saying the account was locked due to a violation of twitter's policies. john: christina coleman, what a story. thank you. coming up, oil and gas prices sure to be a . joy -- ajunior issues on america's head to the polls in a month. we weigh in on that and other critical issues on the minds of voters this midterm season. stay with us for that. john: fox news alert and update on a story we brought you at the top of the hour. two people wounded in a shooting today outside the long island home of new york congressman and candidate for governor lee zeldin. gunshots erupted this afternoon while zeldin's two twin daughters were inside their house sports. they are okay. the congressman was not home at the time. police say the two shooting victims have no relation to zeldin or his family. we'll bring you more information on this developing story as it comes in. gas prices at the center of nevada's race for senate and drivers are begging for relief getting ready to head to the polls. rich edson has more on that. >> spending so much on gas and spending way more than six months ago

cbs's christina ruffini leads us off tonight from the white house. christinaorter: good evening, jericka. well, after a quiet weekend at home in delaware president biden will head to pennsylvania this week and f

christina ruffini leads us off tonight from the white house. christina, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. well, after a quiet weekend at home in delaware, president biden will head to pennsylvania this week and florida the next as we come into the home stretch of this contentious midterm election. >> these are tough fights. >> reporter: on "face the nation" today speaker of the house nancy pelosi said the results of the midterms will be decided in the last minutes of the race. >> i see very clearly that the ownership of the ground is with us. >> reporter: but the latest cbs news battleground tracker poll has the house likely going to the republicans and the senate at a 50-50 split. >> i am worried about the level of voter turnout among young people and working people who will be voting democratic. >> reporter: the surge of support democrats saw over the summer following the overturn of roe v. wade has faded. >> crime is going through the roof. >> reporter: as republicans are trying to focus voters on issues like crime, immigration, and the economy. >> this is an economic and health crisis. >> reporter: in several key races including the tied-up arizona senate, republican candidates have openly questioned the results of the 2020 election. >> i think trump won in 2020. >> reporter: today house republican liz cheney warned that election deniers are a threat to democracy. >> no one of any party should be voting for people who are election deniers. >> i ran twice. i won twice. >> reporter: but at a rally in texas last night former usual false claims, then teased another run. >> in order to make our country successful, safe and glorious again, i will probably have to do it again. >> reporter: and president biden said in an interview this weekend that he could run again in 2024 but he won't make that decision officially until after the midterm elections. jericka? >> christina, thank you. >>> the fight over the 50-50 senate is fierce, especially in the battleground state of pennsylvania. this week democrat lieutenant governor john fetterman and republican dr. mehmet oz are set to debate. cbs's chief campaign correspondent robert costa is there this weekend, and bob, you know that the lieutenant governor suffered a stroke earlier this year. and at the debate he's planning to use closed captioning, which is typical for stroke patients. but what more can you tell us in terms of what to expect on tuesday? >> reporter: good evening, jericka. it's a football weekend here in state college, pennsylvania. but tuesday's senate debate is certainly the talk of the town. lieutenant governor fetterman will use closed captioning, a common practice for those who have suffered a stroke, but his doctor in recent days issued a letter saying he's fine and he's recovering. but his health and issues like crime and inflation will be in focus during that showdown. >> we've been ta

christina wants to return to harlem steeped in rich black history, despite the pain she endured here. >> this is where it all started. >> reporter: it's where she entered foster care after an abusive childhood. christina became a permanent ward of the state at 8 she remembers her mom leaving her alone here her mother says officials separated her from christinao say good-bye >> you were just a little person. did you understand what was happening >> unfortunately, i did because this had been the second time now. >> reporter: christina spends almost her free time looking for a landlord who will accept her city rental voucher 21 comes and goes without a party. nearly two months later good news. she might be able to move into a studio in harlem >> and this is the bathroom >> reporter: then christina says the city foster agencies failed to submit her housing paperwork in time she's still living in the group home >> what's it like to still be there >> disappointing >> reporter: public areas in the home are under constant surveillance she hangs a curtain in front of her bedroom door >> if you lift it up, there's a window so anybody who walks by can look inside your room at any time >> reporter: overseeing the foster care youth is jeff danhouser, commissioner for the administration of children services. he can't comment on specific cases but did add

christina bob signed a certification saying that the trump lawyers were handing over every single document that was subject to that subpoena. every single government document on the property was being handed over. christina bob stands a statement, saying that based upon the information that has been provided to me, i am authorized to certify, on behalf of the office of donald j trump, the following. a, a deal urgent search was conducted of the boxes that were removed from the white house to florida. b, this search was conducted after a sea of the subpoena, in order to locate any adult documents that are responsive to this investigation. see, any and all response of documents accompanied the certification, and no copy, written notation, or reproduction of any kind was retained as to any response to documents. i swear or affirm that the of bed -- and true and correct to the best of my knowledge. that document was written by another trump lawyer, and the guardian is reporting that christina bob reported that language we added to that document that now might save her from criminal prosecution. the phrase, based upon the information that has been provided to me. those words were added by christina bob, and those words might be the magic words that save christina bob from being prosecuted for lying to the fbi. before donald trump returned a single document to the government, new york times reported that he came up with a truly trumpian idea of his staff. mr. trump floated the idea of offering the deal to return to the boxes in exchange for documents he believed would expose the russia investigation as a hoax cooked up by the fbi. mr. trump did not appear to know specifically what he thought the archives had -- only that there were items that he wanted. mr. trump's aides, recognizing that such a swathe would be a nonstarter, since the government had a clear right to the material of mr. trump had taken from the white house and the russia related documents held by the archives

christina coleman joins us live with more on that. christinae spoke with portland resident who passionately shared her fears over the areas homelessness crisis at a city council meeting on wednesday. these homeless encampments are dangerous enough human species, broken down cars and trailers, drug use and piles of trash just spilling out into the streets. portland's democratic mayor ted wheeler scoffed or laughed when she finished her comments. take a listen to their exchange. >> i'm angry and sad and fed up. i am so sick of nothing short of an epic failure. start doing the right thing. stop wasting our money and destroying our beautiful city and please start being leaders. >> thank you, you made your point emphatically clear. thank you for being here and sharing your perspective. we do appreciate it. >> she was upset with the mayor's laughing. she does not find anything funny about this situation. >> it was really hard to hear. i think it proves my point that i do not think they are taking it seriously and that they care. the way he laughed, y

christina coleman has the very latest on this, christina. >> hi arthel. we spoke with portland resident julian rose who passion shared her fears it is city council meeting on wednesday. she said these homeless encampments are dangerous and have human feces, open drug use. their big piles of trash just spilling out onto the street. but portland democratic mayor ted wheeler attend to scoff or laugh when she finished her comment. take a listen to their exchange. next i am angry and i am sad and fed up. i am so sick but a bit epic failure. please admit the failure inserted in the right thing. stop wasting our money and destroying our beautiful city. police are big leaders, thank you for your all right thank you, a major point emphatically clear. [laughter] thank you for being here and sharing your perspective we do appreciate it. >> well today, rosen told me she was upset over how the mayor responded. >> it was really hard to hear. and like i said before think it proves my point. i don't feel like they are taking it seriously and that they care. and the way he laughed like you know what i don't think this is funny at all. this is a nightmare. and portland is in real trouble. we do not feel safe. show more than 5220 people are homeless in the portland area. that is up to about 4000 in 2019 for those numbers are likely higher by now. local leaders blame the pandemic and the expensive housing market for the growing problem. portland has a street services coordination center to help homeless people in a variety of ways. but clearly this is still a big issue for reach out to mage while to merit wheeler for response to the crisis in general and his reaction to julian rose in that city council meeting. we are waiting to hear back, arthel "we will look forward to your interview once he gets back to you. christina, erica. eric: ukrainian troops delivering another humiliating blow to vladimir putin. they are fighting to take back the land that putin wrongfully seized. we will have a live report from kyiv on the successes so far of the ukrainians. for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ eric: pulls her close in brazil vote tallying is now underway. what could be a pivotal election for the world fourth largest democracy. the incoming president fighting a challenge from a leftist candidate. former president simply known as lula will try to defeat the current president. he has faced criticism of the country's response to co- bed and they continued deforestation in the amazon rain forest. other candidate we knew more than 50% of the boat to avoid a runoff that would be set octobe. ♪ ukraine's progress against russian forces in the east continues. another impairment bear >> vladimir putin as

christina coleman has the latest and now, christina. >> hi arthel. sixty-one your own ems lieutenant allison russo is described by her colleagues as a hero. a well respected and beloved public servant who served new york for 25 years. now people are mourning her tragic loss. police say she was brutally stabbed in a horrific attack on thursday at near her fire station where authorities described as a barbaric and unprovoked incident. >> is deadly, senseless broad daylight attack on a uniform emt member is a direct assault on our society. it is the latest consequence of the violence that we relentlessly fight in our city. >> she paid the ultimate sacrifice because of that. >> despite the ongoing violence in new york, several days before the emts murder to democratic new york city leaders queens councilwoman tiffany and state assemblyman urged business owners to dial 311 to seek services for people with mental illnesses and instead of calling the police. tweeted about the public safety resource poster we are disturbing these them to local business or neighborhood is equipped with better ways of solving problems and simply summoning police every time a challenge arises. the guide urges business owners to de-escalate situations by saying no, stop or that is not okay. now, this got quick backlash from some residents who know to these very dangerous situations need a police response. these attacks have been adding to this country's crime crisis this year. take a listen to lieutenant russo ellingson colleague who is now coming to terms with her tragic loss. >> the crime obviously has to be addressed. i believe this mayor is starting to do that. but unfortunately i just got to come quicker so we can squash it before gets really bad and are worse than what it is. >> as for the suspect accused of killing lieutenant russo elling he is still in custody and charged with murder and criminal possession of a weapon. arthel: are disturbing christinan live in los angeles, thank you. >> also neared city officials reportedly close to reaching a deal with the norwegian cruise lines to house migrants on one of the massive cruise ships that they own. it would provide relief for the cities shelter system which is struggling to keep up with the asylum-seekers. texas and arizona are all still bussing north from the border with the rest of migrants there on the southern border remain at record numbers. polls show americans want stricter enforcement looking at border patrol agents and action rather on the border in eagle pass. that is where matt finn is. hey matt. >> hey eric. it was another busy week of migrants crossing into the united states here at the southern border bread yesterday in particular was to upwards of more than thousand migrants crossing into the united states were just so water risk in the rio grande river behind us. a group crossing the potentially deadly waters of that river. there was a mail carrying a very young child

those words were added by christina bob, and those words might be the magic words that save christina bob from being prosecuted for lying to the fbi. before donald trump returned a single document to the government, new york times reported that he came up with a truly trumpian idea of his staff. mr. trump floated the idea of offering the deal to return to the boxes in exchange for documents he believed would expose the russia investigation as a hoax cooked up by the fbi. mr. trump did not appear to know specifically what he thought the archives had -- only that there were items that he wanted. mr. trump's aides, recognizing that such a swathe would be a nonstarter, since the government had a clear right to the material of mr. trump had taken from the white house and the russia related documents held by the archives remained marked as classified. they never acted on the idea. >> and we are joined tonight starting us off by andrew weissmann, the former fbi general counsel and former chief of the criminal division of the eastern district of new york. he is a professor of practice, and al

christina coleman live with the very latest on this. christina, what more can you tell us?d coffee shop bringing people from all walks of background together. only native american coffee shop in portland. i get a lot of natives during ceremony times, powow times, they stop through here and i've seep you on facebook and instagram. despite efforts of bringing people together, guzmÁn advertised that she was going to host coffee with cup event. security video camera shows 6 people bashing cameras can can e suspects are still at large, problem arrest advocate for the prosecution to fullest of the law for hate crimes. arthel. arthel: that's unfortunate. eric, that's it for now. we are back at 4:00 eastern. eric: you know what you can do to fight against that when you see a police officer just say thank you, thank you for what you're doing. that's my advice. - [female narrator] they line up by the thousands. each one with a story that breaks your heart. like ravette... every step, brought her pain. their only hope: mercy ships. the largest floating civilian hospital in the world.

. >> todd: christina, your family, how has the democratic party and christina e cortez masto a bandage. >> first, we, latinos are concerned about what is going on at the border. the simple fact she has not gone to the border to check out what is going on, our crime is out of control and just a couple of weeks ago, we had illegal immigrant who killed two of nevadans and for them to say the border is closed is absolutely ludicrous to me. i feel she has abandoned us and taken advantage of the latino vote. we have been literally abandoned and there is no way i would vote for cortez masco and i'm voting for adam laxalt and my family is voting for adam laxalt. >> todd: . >> todd: you mentioned the border, this is a specialty. we talked about this phenomena latinos voting in massive numbers but when you are at the border, how fed up our latino americans who came here the right way with this administration's border policy or lack thereof? >> you know, what i think it goes beyond that, you have a bunch of individuals educated, they see what they want and they need border security. they want to

christina ruffini is live in washington with details. christina, good evening. >> good evening, jericka. our polling has shown that across the country on a macro level the economy is still on the top of voters' minds but when you drill down into some of these key competitive races other issues including abortion are -- voters are saying are impacting the way they're going to go to the polls. >> therefore, abortion right up until birth. >> reporter: in the arizona governor's race republican kari lake is in a dead heat with democrat katie hobbs. >> that is ridiculous, and she's saying this to distract from her incredibly extreme position. >> reporter: 60% of likely arizona voters say abortion caseld be legal in all or most according to a cbs news/yougov poll. and more than half say abortion is an important issue for their vote. the same holds true in georgia, where stacey abrams is down against governor brian kemp. 59% of voters say it's an important issue. >> i'm going to fight as hard as i can to protect the right to abortion because that's how we protect the rights of women. >> reporter: and in wisconsin it's 51%. even though the republican and democratic candidates for governor are currently tied. across the country abortion is a top driver for democrats but not the overall electorate. >> and let's hold on to the u.s. house of representatives. [ cheers and applause ] and let's expand our majority in the united states senate. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: republicans who seem likely to flip the house are trying to keep the focus on inflation and the economy. >> you're going to elect an incredible slate of true america first republicans up and down the ballot. >> that of course was former president trump who was out west this past week. this next week president biden as well as speaker pelosi will be heading to l.a. for a democratic fund-raiser. and jericka, we should expect to see a lot more of those high-profile appearances on the campaign trail as we come in on november. >> absolutely. christinalose senate race, which could decide who controls that branch of government in 2023, alabama u.s. senator tommy tuberville said this in reference to the democratic party and reparations for african americans. th are n owed thatouto nace f ct ve noteard back.>>thnfl imemente uson pto today's games. cbs's danya bacchus explains why. >> reporter: the nfl is kicking off its modified concussion protocol, adding ataxia to its list of mandatory no-go symptoms. >> ataxia is a problem with balance and coordination. this list is evolving as we are learning more and more about how to protect players. >> reporter: the nfl and players union updated their protocol after reviewing the response to miami dolphins quarterback tua tagovailoa's injury two weeks ago, when he banged his head on the field and was unable to walk. >> that's not a good sign. >> reporter: team doctors took him through the nfl concussion protocol and allowed him back on the field. >> tua rolling left. >> reporter: days later anot

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christina coleman live in san francisco with the latest, christina. >> hi arthel but yes we are right in front of a pelosi's home or you can see how easy it is to access from the street. unfortunately that is what a suspected early yesterday morning. you can also see there are no police officers in front of this house. san francisco police chief just commented on the brutal attack at a safety resource fair just moments ago print the kind of lean into politics though it should be noted police had not officially confirmed a motive for this case. take a listen to what he just had to say. next it's human decency. we can't be what we want to become a sable we want to say without the fear being murdered? it's wrong. brexit now, fortunately expect him to make a full recovery but house speaker nancy pelosi arrived at san francisco general hospital yesterday to be with her husband. their family says he underwent a successful surgery to repair his skull fracture. as for the suspect in this case, police a 42-year-old david depape broke into two pelosi's san francisco home this upscale neighborhood shortly for 2:30 a.m. yesterday morning. a family member traveling at the house speaker said the suspect was trying to tie paul pelosi appears allegedly shouting where's nancy? where's nancy? paul pelosi was able to call 911 after the break and burn san francisco d.a. says by making that phone call politically likely saved his life. officers they when they showed up to the house they witness 82-year-old populace get brutally attacked with a hammer. >> mr. depape mutely pulled the hammer away from mr. pelosi and violently attacked him with a hammer. the officers immediately entered, tackled the suspect, disarmed him, took the hammer away from him and took the suspect into custody. we also know, based on our investigation at this point, that this was not a random act. this was intentional. and it is wrong. >> now fox digital reports depape has ties to a radical activist he has a disturbing presence on the line that involves blogs under his name that includes about pedophiles, "big brother" censorship and anti-semitic content pretty also reportedly mentioned she went on and covid vaccine conspiracies that he is also reportedly from the bay area, from barkley but yesterday joe biden also condemned the attack on paul pelosi. >> every person of good conscience needs to clearly and unambiguously stand up against the violence. regardless of what your politics are. [cheering] all of us. all of us together as americans. >> knelt lawmakers on both sides of the aisle condemn the attacks. minority leader mitch mcconnell tweeted he was horrified and disgusted by this vice president mike pence says this suspect needs to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. again his arraignment is expected to be scheduled for tuesday, arthel. tuesday, arthel. arthel: i wish mr. pelosi a full recovery. christinathank you very mucoh we will be right back. sick. cat 1: or hurt dog 6: so fetch isn't just chasing after a tennis ball? vo: fetch. unmatched pet insurance, advice, and love. excitatory series projecting the votes nancy pelosi's husband paul raising for some political violence for the law enforcement is not yet publicly determined the motive for that assault. in florida, campaign worker for republican senator marco rubio was also wearing a ron desantis cap was a brutally assaulted on the street as he was handing out flyers last weekend. ends of a new man is charged with threatening to kill generally six committee chair democratic congressman betty thompson as well as president biden for just yesterday another pennsylvania man pled guilty to threatening to kill democratic california congressman eric swallow. all of these are increasing threats of violence against election and public officials. alarming concern pretty sat down with election protection expert lawrence of the brennan cente

christina coleman is following the story live in san francisco. hello, christina. >> reporter: hi, mike. yeah, we are in front of the pelosis' home, and some big black suburbans have just showed up. there's also a heavy police presence here, so it's unclear if the house speaker or perhaps my of her relatives might show up to this house, maybe they'll say something, we'll is have to wait and see. paul pelosi is expected to make a full recovery. he had a surge, it went well, to help the head fracture that he suffered. the house speaker broke her silence last night saying in part: or a violent man broke into our family home, demanded to confront me and brutally attacked my husband paul. our children, our grandchildren and i are heartbroken and traumatized by the life-threatening attack on our pop. the suspect allegedly shouts where's nancy, where's nancy after breaking into their home. police have not confirmed a motive in this case, but yesterday at several campaign stops some top democrats either said or insinuated that this attack was motivated by right-wing politics. >> this habit of saying the worst about other people, demonizing people, that creates a dangerous climate. >> t going to be dependent on all of us to tone down the rhetoric. let's get back to substance and have debates about issues and do our part to, you know, tone down conspiracy theories, you know, rampant lies. >> reporter: but again, police have not confirmed a motive in this case, and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are condemning the attack. today on "sunday morning futures," house republican leader kevin mccash think says e is wrong and has no place in our community. >> i reached out and called the speaker. she was on a plane back for her husband, so we were able to communicate by text. she did say that the surgery went well. i wanted to convey that our thoughts and prayers were with her and her family and with paul, and we hope for him a speedy recovery and that we're able to stop this crime across our country. >> reporter: as for the suspect, 42-year-old david depape, "the new york post" reports bly residents described him as a drug-addicted homeless man who used to live with a radical nudist activist and has lived in an empty school bus from time to time. he reportedly claimed that he can talk to angels, and he's also accused of making a lot of disturbing content online, posting everything from covid, qanon and election conspiracy theories to anti-semitic comments and posts about aliens and pedophiles. now, san francisco's mayor wassed asked about his alleged attack on paul pelosi yesterday, and she really leaned into mental illness. she said that she hopes the country can do more to provide resources to people dealing with mental health issues. mike many. mike: christinaeman live in san francisco, many thanks. >> record numbers of migrants are still streaming across the southern border. we will have a live report from eagle pass, texas, after the break. ♪ ♪ life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. my mental health was much better. my mind was in a good place. but my body was telling a different story. i felt all people saw were my uncontrolled movements. some mental health meds can cause tardive dyskinesia, or td, and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. it's the only treatment for td that's one pill, once-daily, with or without food. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements in 7 out of 10 people. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health med

christina coleman has more on what we are finding out the day after. christina. >> hi, neil. yeah, paul pelosi suffered a skull fracture and serious injuries to his arms and hands, but fortunately is expected to make a full recovery and underwent successful surgery yesterday to repair the skull fracture. house speaker nancy pelosi arrived at san francisco general hospital to be with her husband last night. and she flew in from washington d.c. after the attack. the suspect 42-year-old david depape broke into the pelosi's san francisco home in the upscale neighborhood. a family member travelling with the house speaker says the suspect was trying to tie him up until the house speaker got home. and shouting what is nancy? where is nancy. she was not home at this time. and san francisco's d.a. says by making a phone call he likely saved his life. officers witnessed the 82-year-old paul pelosi get attacked with a hammer. >> mr. depape immediately pulled the hammer away from mr. pelosi and violently attacked him with the hammer. the officers immediately entered, tackled the suspect, disarmed him, took the hammer away from him and took the suspect, mr. depape into custody and we also know based on our investigation at this point that this was not a random act. this was intention al and is wr wrong. >> now, police have not stated a clear motive for the attack. fox digital reports that depape has ties to a radical nudist activist and a disturbing online presence that involves blogs under his name that include online posts about pedophiles, big brother censorship, anti-semitic contact and mentioned q-anon and vaccine conspiracies. president joe biden commented on it and about his condition. >> when i spoke to the speaker, she says he's doing okay, he went to the hospital and was operated on and he seems to be coming along well. he's in good spirits and the whole family is there. >> every person of good conscience needs to clearly and unambiguously stand up against the violence in our policies, regardless what your politics are. [cheers and applause] all of us. all of us together as amer americans. >> the fbi and capitol police are assisting with this investigation. depape was booked in the san francisco jail on a number of felonies included attempted murder and as of now his arraignment is scheduled to take place on tuesday. neil. neil: christinaank you for that. we appreciate the update. and former secret service agent, dan, there's so much that's not adding up here and maybe you can help me with it. you know, information is spotty. i understand that, but what do you make of what you know right now? >> good morning, neil. thanks for having me back. basically we have 535 members of the house and senate combined and we have about 2,000 capitol police officers, so clearly there are not enough capitol police officers to protect every single member of the house and senate when they leave the capitol. once they're outside the capitol, very few of them receive protection from the dignitary protective service of the capitol police. only house and senate leadership receive protective details and the families receive nothing. it's not really financially doable in terms of anything, to numbers of bodies, to protect the families. neil: no, i can understand that. i guess what i'm asking in a simplistic way, should it be different for high

christina coleman is live in los angeles with the latest on this. christina? >> reporter: hi, arthel. yes, telemundo reports that the murder suspect in this case was here in california outside of city hall in downtown los angeles asking for help days before the stabbing spree in las vegas. the police report states that barrios went to las vegas to stay with a friend, but the friend told him he couldn't stay, so he caught a bus to the las vegas strip. barrios tells police that people were making fun of him on the bus ride. the arrest report also says he asked show girl impersonators to take a picture with him. he thought the women were laughing at him, and he started running around to, quote, let the anger out. police say he ended up stabbing eight people with a 12-inch kitchen knife along the strip in this unprovoked attack, killing a 47-year-old and a 30-year-old. the woman is one of two show girl impersonators he's accused of stabbing. she suffered a stab wound to the chest. her brother posted a statement on facebook saying in part, quote, that she always saw the best in people, always gave them a chance and always accepted people for who they were. her huge capacity for love led her to have lasting friendships from all over the world. she was a beautiful spirit and soul, we will miss her for the rest of our lives. as for barrios, the arrest report states he told police that he hoped officers would kill him. he also allegedly told a victim the same thing before stabbing him in the back. the clark county d.a. says regardless of his citizenship status, he is considering whether to seek the death penalty based on the evidence in this case. >> i'm not thinking about deportation right now, i'm thinking about filing very serious charges based upon the evidence. >> reporter: barrios is set to face two murder charges and six attempted murder charges with a deadly weapon. his arraignment is scheduled for tuesday. arthel? arthel: those innocent people did not deserve to die. christinaoleman live in los angeles, thank you. eric? eric: well, to the economy now, arthel. the september jobs report setting off some alarm bells about the state of our economy. the data does show the labor market is still solid, the unemployment rate at 3.5%. there are now signs of slowing. the federal reserve, we're told, may see that as a green light to further hike interest rates in the future. lucas tomlinson live in will ting month, delaware, where the -- wilmington, delaware, where the president is spending the weekend. >> reporter: the u.s. economy added 263,000 new jobs last month, the fewest since april of 2021. gas prices continue to increase since opec announced it would cut oil production. many republicans want to see president biden change his itinerary last summer. >> the biden administration made a mistake by going to saudi arabia in the first place less than three months ago. where biden should have gone was to north dakota, to west texas to find a domestic supply of oil and

christina later he will go when he takes a walk, and i will answer all your questions. we have no secrets from each other. let's go let's go quietly, quietly, quietly please wait, christina, wait, please, the father of my granddaughter is goryansk water, but there are documents. she married a good man. come help yourself, please, thank you tell me who is there with christinaa yes, mom, this romeo has come again. i asked you not to come, mother will see. you are going to live your whole life. you understand if she finds out what will happen you are always afraid of everything. yes, this former will not lag behind. petka demin, we call him romeo, he and christina used to have love as a car mechanic, a simple hard worker works. this is bad. well, you know, only in the movies, sometimes love brings happiness, and i arranged a goryansky for her secretary. what it cost me, but they almost immediately fell in love, what a beauty i have, by the way, you will have to contact the police. after all , he will not lag behind her, by god, he will not lag behind. if anything, there is something to show a good person needs a year already. how about finances? and for what purpose are you interested in the archip of the answer we want from the archip on one wet case. he is a sinner to disturb the dead, but i don’t understand something. i'm a fool for you. do you think that

christina bobb way back in june. >> andrew weissmann, what are the follow-up questions that christina bobb gets? and the other directions that the prosecutors are going to want to go with these other lawyers now that they've heard from her? >> there is one person right now who is on the hot seat. we can all debate, christina bobb's conduct, and certainly young lawyers should take heed to not do what she did. but the one lawyer right now who's on the hot seat is corcoran. and he only has one option. which is to tell the truth and to say how is it that christina bobb was told to put what she put in the certification. to say that these are all the responsive documents, and that's a false search was done. there's are two things that we know, can't possibly be true. so he has to answer both of those questions. how those got into the certification, and presumably, either he told christina bobb that, on his own in which he's got criminal liability or he will pass the hot potato to donald trump. and you know -- if i were a betting man, i would say it's going to be donald trump who gave that ultimate direction that full search was done and that all of the documents were actually in the storage bin when we know that the documents were in his office. so that clearly the next move. on the part of the department of ju

christina, associate professor of political science at fordham university and the author of black ethics. christina, my friend, thank you so much for being here. we talked about this little bit before. it is such an important concept and threatening issue that i really want to make sure that you and i had more time to discuss. there are now more examples that we can count. senator ted cruz, for example, telling the texas tribune last month that he was pessimistic about the potential for immigration solutions in the short term. partly because of the ongoing political civil war. i mean, christinae clear, the threat of violence is not limited, now, to fringe, white nationalist groups, anymore. this is not mainstream. what are the dangers of normalizing this kind of rhetoric? >> katie, sadly, this has been completely normalized by the republican parties. we see it from the top down. he has been saying this ever since january six. this is dangerous, by the way, because republicans want to say the democrats are racist, they want a civil war. last i checked the people waving saw sticks cars and confederate flags were democrats. they were people going on orders of president donald trump. by the way, as they call for the hanging of mike pence and nancy pelosi and aoc. so, where we are right now, sadly, is that we have a republican party that refuses to denounce, not only the evil, but the rhetoric on a local state and federal level. they are fanning the flames. this is not a drills. we saw the january six people who did get murdered. the republican party still has not taken it seriou

christina baer represents many of the victims, and a mom is raising awareness. they join us now. christina, oftentimeses we see the navy or other dod departments denying, not wanting to admit it. what is the navy's stance on this right now? do they admit that at least it happened, they did con contaminate the water? >> okay, so they admit it happened and that they contaminated the water, but they don't admit that they made anyone sick. they think that nobody is sick today because of the water source. pete: interesting. so they admit it happened, but they won't admit that jet fuel in the water that looks like that could have contributed to illness. amanda, i imagine you have a different perspective. you're speak as a family member right now, you've lived on that base. what happened? if did it affect people's health? >> absolutely, pete. we have all been affected in nearly every way possible. you know, our medical health, certainly, emotional, mentally, physically, personally, financial hi are, professionally. and that continues. from beginning until we speak today. pete: in your mind, amanda, duds the injury include the fact that just what christinay will admit that it happened, but they won't take responsibility for the water? >> certainly. that's definitely been a frustrating part for us is being believed and being treated properly at medical facility, at any of the medical facilities on base and now even off base. we've got folks going off base that are being denied medical care specifically because they're coming in about red hill. pete: red hill's what it's called, what it's known as where the cement occurred. -- event occurred. could you taste it? how many days was it before you realized what was going on? >> certainly. i personally could not taste it. this all happened on the 20th. we were not notifieded about that. the department of health was notified about it. we were not notified until families over thanksgiving weekend started to smell it, started to taste it, started to feel sick. it didn't personally impact my family until around the 8th-10th of december. it took a while to get to us. but we weren't notified until f

christina coleman live in san francisco live the pelosi home with the very latest on this investigation hey christina. >> hi erica. it is just awful. paul pelosi suffered a fractured skull in injury to his right arm. serious injuries to his hands. fortunately he is expected to make a full recovery pretty underwent a surgery yesterday. his family says it was successful. and house speaker nancy pelosi she arrived at san francisco general hospital last night to be with her husband. she flew in from washington d.c. after the attack. place a suspect 42-year-old david depape broke into the san francisco home here in this upscale neighborhood early before 2:30 a.m. early yesterday morning a family member who is traveling with the house speaker as the suspect was trying to tie up paul pelosi and he was allegedly shouting where is nancy? where is nancy? no paul pelosi was able to call 911 after the suspect broke into his home. san francisco d.a. says by making that phone call pelosi likely saved his life when officer showed up to the house they saw pelosi get attacked this 82-year-old man get brutally attacked with a hammer, take a listen. >> mr. depape immediately pulled the hammer away from mr. pelosi and violently attacked him with a hammer. the officers immediately entered, tackled the suspect, and disarmed him. took the hammer away from him and took the suspect, mr. depape into custody. we also know based on our investigation at this point, that this was not a random act. this was intentional. now, police have not stated a motive for this attack. foxy digital reports the suspect, depape, has ties to a radical activist he has disturbing online presence that involves blogs under his name. that includes online pokes about pedophiles, "big brother" censorship, anti-semitic contents. he had legend also mentions cue in on, and covid-19 vaccine conspiracies. he got condemnation on both sides of the aisle for this attack. give senate minority leader mitch mcconnell he tweeted horrified and disgusted by reports that paul pelosi was assaulted. he's grateful paul is on track to make a full recovery. yesterday president biden also condemned this attack on paul pelosi. he mentioned his condition. >> when i spoke to the speakers she said he is doing okay. went to the hospital, was operated on. and he seems to be coming along well. he is in good spirits, the whole family is there. the fbi and capitol police are assisting with this investigation. depape was booked into the san francisco jail on ten charges including attempted to homicide. as of now his arraignment is scheduled -- make is expected to be scheduled to take place on tuesday, eric. eric: alright christina and our thoughts of course with the policies thank you. >> we wish mr. pelosi a full recovery. too that mentor battleground state of pennsylvania where both candidates in a key senate race hitting the campaign trail for the home stretch with just ten days until election day. republican candidate dr. oz is in a statistical tie with his democratic opponent lieutenant governor john fetterman is campaigning this hour in philadelphia parts of the parties of biggest names are turning out to try to give fetterman's campaign a much-needed boost but let's go there live where rich edson is reporting, richard. >> good afternoon arthel. it's turning out to college students as well but were in the student center in temple university north philadelphia. john fetterman the democratic nominee scheduled to speak here in just a little while as he tries to rally support is ahead of election to even the early voting is arty starting in the state. last time he brought up the executive branch president bid

christina coleman live in san francisco at the site of the pelosi home where this attack occurred with more and what is happening today. christina. >> hi, eric. paul pelosi is in the hospital. recovering after that brutal attack. a successful surgery friday to repair of the head fracture that he suffered from this incident. right now he is doing well. he said so far so good. the house speaker broke her silence on her husband attack and released release a statement to her colleagues "a violent man broke into our home, demanded to confront me and brutally attacked my husband paul. our children, grandchildren and i are heartbroken and traumatized by the threatening attack on our pop and go. the suspect shouted where's nancy, where's nancy after breaking into their home. police have not confirmed a motive in this case. yesterday some top democrats either said or insinuated that the attack was motivated by right wing politics. >> this habit of saying the worst about other people, demonizing people, that creates danger. >> let's get back to debates about issues you'd do our part to tone down conspiracy theories. rampant lies. >> polic

christina coleman watching it live in san francisco with more on what we think we know now. good morning, christina. house speaker nancy pelosi shared a letter with her colleagues thanking them for all their support and thanking law enforcement for their quick response and explained some of the concerns her family has now. a violent man broke into our family home. demanded to confront me and brutally attacked my husband, paul. we're traumatized. paul pelosi underwent a successfully surgery to prepare a head fracture he suffered from the attack and expected nick a full recovery. david depape shouted where is nancy and had zip ties and duct tape. mr. pelosi was still able to call 911. offices witnessed mr. depape beat mr. pell lohse. he had a list of people he wanted to target. he posted disturbing content online and election conspire sees and anti-semitic comments. some democrats blamed right wing politics but neighbors said depape lived in a berkeley hippie collective and posted some liberal anti-establishment ideas online. he has ties to a former nudist activist who says he has been homeless and s

christina dedicates to her grandfather. it doesn't say who exactly? there are words beloved and dear. but the same can be attributed to the grandfather, too, grandfather died almost 4 years ago. well, christina still remembers him every day. he was found to have uh. it burned out for another 2 months. at any moment, when it’s bad, when there is no mood, i miss him. i love very much. christina her granddaughter since birth. christina used to call her mom gave birth to me, julia this is mine biological mother, she and her father were not registered and the biological mother was decided on parental rights, and the father was decided on parental rights so that my biological mother could not restore her rights. i need a daughter's grandmother and grandfather of my father's line. christina saw her birth mother twice in her life and tom many years ago when she was very young. she walked him, she drank, and she had no time for me to bring up. she could not give me what my mother gave me. mom is coming, and she wrote that i need her and that's it. i walked with you, my beloved, with shortness of breath. i'm with you beloved side by side, please. remember our dear meetings and the words of love that you told me, why are you great, but you are all hours of goodbye in our eyes? i suffered, i suffered. i was waiting for you to call you into the world, only the stitch was gone , the fam