supporters of the new rule including the head of the cobb county republican party tell cbs news the new >> that was scott macfarlane in georgia. meanwhile in texas, a voting rights group is calling for a federal investigation after the state attorney general ordered raids on the homes of some of its volunteers. ken paxton says he's investigating alleged election fraud, critics say it's intimidation. >> reporter: she had her home raided as a voter fraud investigation by the attorney general. >> we live in the united states of america, you're acting like g gestapo, this is not russia. >> reporter: they took her phone, laptop, questioned her for hours, made her wait outside. let me get dressed. go outside. >> reporter: what were you wearing? >> my nightgown, all these policemen around me. it was embarrassing, hume ill ya illiating, it was horrible. >> reporter: the raid came ken paxton alleged election fraud and vote harvesting. the attorney general's office said it had evidence for search warrants it executed across three different counties. this is voter suppression. >> it is evident thr

elaine cobbs, paris. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," the california group working to fillnd empty landfills. . >>> every year americans throw out nearly 60 million tons of food. think about that for a moment. most of it ends up in landfills. well, in tonight's weekend journal, cbs reports on how a growing number of states are repurposing what's been tossed. >> we have two full boxes of sirloin steak. >> reporter: most people see expiration dates as the end. but for will, it is just the beginning. >> we waste enough food to fill oracle stadium on a daily basis. it's unforgiveable. >> reporter: the executive director of an organization called extra food, will collects groceries from supermarkets in san francisco that would otherwise head to the landfill. and delivers them to local nonprofits in pantries. >> we just pop this off and give you an idea. more prepared, ready-to-eat meals, meals that need a little bit more love and care before they are ready for your plate. all sorts of good stuff. thank you. >> reporter: about a third of u.s. food supply goes uneaten. when it rot

panic buttons is part of a $2.4 million package to increase security at early voting precincts in cobby georgia, georgia, as well as the elections office. we'll be right back. >>this is picks plus more of what you want more often. more local news in the morning and the prime time edition. the only eight and 9 p.m. news with devin feeley, elizabeth cook, juliette goodrich and sara donchey. groundbreaking original storytelling from the kpix newsroom. plus, fair politics, project earth and weather like you've never seen the prime time edition weeknights coming up tonight on the cbs evening news, it's night two of the democratic national convention michelle and barack obama take the stage as kamala harris hits the campaign trail. plus, learn more about the ex-trump officials that are speaking here at the democratic convention. that's tonight on the cbs evening news. >>well, thank you for joining us for today's conversation on political violence and the importance of leadership to bridge the divide rather than widen the gap. cbs the cbs evening news is next. local news continues on our stre

ricky cobb is the host of the ricky cobb show and is with us in new york.here do you stand on this? should she get her medal back? >> absolutely. it is important to get this right. you train for years and prepare your entire life and performer and do what you've been trained to do and end up not getting the metal. lauren: stuart: you were of four seconds delay on the appeal. >> years of preparation undone by four seconds. stuart: you dispense with the rule and say too bad. >> the usa is challenging it wasn't actually late, they got it in on time, video proof but got it in on time but even if it is four seconds, got to have rules but there is a spirit to this as well. stuart: australian breakdance are going viral for her interesting performance at the olympics, we haven't got the video because it is on another channel but that is what she was up to. she's defending her performance. saying it was creativity. breakdancing has been removed from the 2028 all the pics in los angeles. what your reaction to that performance? >> she certainly left a mark. she ended

officer charles cobb goes through his cruiser looking for something to break the car's window inside before diving into the pond. >> here. here. >> reaching around in the murky water, a race against time to crack the glass and get to the boy's mother. just as he gets through the window the situation some huhow grows more dire as the car gets to sink further into the pond. >> somehow, cobb and drivers that saw what was happening stopped and rushed in themselves. able to pull her from the now sunken car. >> get her up here, get her up here. >> they begin cpr before an ambulance could arrive. >> oh, man >> somehow the mother survived. she spent three weeks in icu on a ventilator and now expected to make a full recovery. thank goodness. so her son's credit for hailing the officer and to all of them responding. >> and handling it so calmly. are you kidding, for a kid. >> exactly. >> yes. close to 50 i would not handle it that calmly. >> yeah, yeah. >>> weatherwise, nice weather pattern recently >> yes, fantastic. we will keep it around for awhile and maybe better heading into the weekend.

police now identifying the gunman as corey cobb-bey. >> cobb-bey approached officer burks and talked with him briefly through the driver's side window as he recorded the encounter with a cell phone. the suspect then pulled out a handgun and executed officer burks as he sat in his vehicle. >> reporter: the shooting coming eight years after another gunman ambushed dpd killing five officers and wounding nine others. >> but despite our hurt, despite our grief as a department, as a city and as a family, we will keep fighting. >> reporter: morgan chesky, nbc news. >>> after those two tough stories, we want to turn now to politics and the race for the white house. tonight the fallout from those two big interviews. this just in tonight, donald trump walking back comments he made to nbc news about abortion after conservative pushback. here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: tonight, former president trump bowing to pressure from conservatives calling on him to oppose a ballot measure to overturn the six-week abortion ban in his home state of florida. >> so, i'll be voting no. >> reporter: it come

her with and people are comparing different sides and they'll compare, let's say cobb lights are turned oval and they'll say which one is more serious and, and why exactly? in 1996 an accident that your noble, a soviet nuclear power plants, cost $1.00 of the world's worst environmental disasters. and i have a simple answer to that right now. incom way there is confirmed on going exposure to a sensitive population as fairly, as high levels of a toxic it lead. this is the toxic legacy of a mine which operates from the 1920s until 1994. so my travel comp way i would bring this machine, gives us an instant reading of lead. and when i got there and took some initial measurements, we found very, very high levels over 85 percent of the children in conway. this was the right 200 children in the zone around the mine. blackledge level is about $45.00. number 45 in the u. s. would put a child in the hospital, diana sons, so she is 5 years old. with no testing available. diana doesn't know what is comp levels, but when professor curve honest was an come way to test the children living in similar pr

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also with me jelani cobb, staff writer at "the new yorker." and rashad robinson, president of the civil rights non-profit color of change. so great to have all of you here with me. yamiche, you were in the room. how did trump's questioning of journalists blackness play in the room? >> good evening. i'm interested to see what jelani says because i was sitting next to him in the room. you had those questioning whether or not it was a good use of time to bring donald trump to the annual convention because he has questioned democracy and obviously some say really caused january 6th and the capitol attack to happen. but there were others who were curious about genuinely what he would say, wanted to see him answer questions about how he would impact the black community, how we would win over people, how he could get people to trust them. so it started off with a little bit of tension but open minds. and immediately when he started attacking rachel scott of abc news, someone who's a dear colleague of all of ours, people started to gasp and were reall

cobb county republican party leader salleigh grubbs helped champion the new rules.hback is these rules are fixing a problem that doesn't exist. >> but there's a lot of human error that can happen. >> reporter: grubbs and her allies believe these rules are necessary to address election fraud, even though those claims were proven false in 2020. >> i do not think it was a free and fair election. >> is there a motion to certify the election? >> reporter: certification, ending the voting process, used to be a formality, but not anymore. since 2020, more than two dozen counties in eight states across the nation have tried to block certification of their elections. >> it's a power grab. >> reporter: election security expert david becker. >> there's a way to challenge it through a legal process with evidence before a court. >> reporter: in cobb county, democratic election chair tori silas says the new rule means any county official could raise an issue that could derail georgia from counting its votes. what's your objection to it? >> there are no parameters. there are no --

trump white house attorney ty cobb is outfront and more breaking news this hour, harris and walz announced their first joint interview here on cnn so what's going to happen? plucked at rfk junior commit a felony? kennedy's daughters, as he once beheaded a whale driving it from massachusetts to new york on the roof of a minivan environmentalist are saying he broke the law, a bizarre tale. let's go outfront good evening. >> i'm erin burnett, outfront tonight. the breaking news, a new indictment for donald j. trump in a total surprise to trump, apparently he was given absolutely no warning special counsel jack smith filed this. this is the new indictment and now all in its 36 pages it indict trump for january 6. so you might when you hear me say that be a surprise, does trump thinking, didn't the supreme court say that trump had immunity and shoot this entire case down? went into the garbage. >> well, yes. except in this indictment, smith says it's going to hold up to the supreme court's immunity ruling. it is not as long. okay. like i mentioned, 36 pages, the original indictment that smith h

let's go to ty cobb now, former trump white house lawyer. ty, you've had a chance to read through these 36 pages, obviously slimmed down just a little bit, not much, nine pages fewer than the original indictment filed last year. keeping those four key charges and an editing emphasizing that it is in a personal, private capacity under which smith has the authority to make this indictment did he do it? does this indictment make a clean cut case at the acts were personal i think it does. i think, you know, some of the editing you highlighted in your intro is spot on emphasizing the private nature of many of these acts as private funding of the speech at the on at the end before the capital intrusion pinson ceremonial roll, the non-governmental roles of the coconspirators, which they can now say categorically. and now the jeffrey clark is that because he was the only government official who was actually in the original indictment is no longer in this indictment. so all the all the coconspirators were acting in their private capacity. >> i think

so officer cobb just began to perform chest compressions as corey was standing right there.ands. it felt like eternity but it wasn't long after that that she began to have a pulse and i don't mean to be graphic. but water began to come out of her mouth. and so, it was amazing seeing life come back into her. she began to try breathe. and it was not long after that. e.m.s. and firefighters got there and began to do their job. >> todd: that is the most beautiful, heart wrending and tear jerking recounting of a story i have ever heard in my life. bev nearby shah i want to bring you in here. how thankful people like that were there the cops the nieces and nephews were there to save your sister i'm so grateful as you can see i'm probably getting a little emotional. every time i think of it or brings me back i can't express how grateful i am that the kids were there with her first of all, because they both were so brave. and i love that my nephew dwight was able to take direction from his sister to go and flag down some help i'm glad it was on his heart to stop and assist. this cou

elaine cobbe, cbs news, paris. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup." some of you, the news continues. for others, tune in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online 24/7 at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs news broadcast center in new york city, i'm erica brown. ♪ >>> hello and thanks for staying up with us. i'm erica brown in new york, and here are some of the top stories on "cbs news roundup." >>> tropical storm debby now threatens record rainfall in georgia and the carolinas after dumping floodwaters on northern florida. >>> kamala harris is only hours away from revealing the name of her running mate. >>> and in a global jolt, the dow drops 1,000 points, and japanese stocks suffer their worst day since 1987. >>> the tropical storm debby is now spinning up the southeast coastline after slamming into florida's big bend as a hurricane. torrential rain, high winds, and flooding left entire neighborhoods underwater and contributed to at least four deaths in florida. and now debby heads up the eastern seaboard. president biden has approved an emerge

. >> reporter: for lynn cobb and austin graham it was love at second sight. >> when i first saw him im with his shirt off for the first time. i was like i'm hooked. >> reporter: the two met on tinder seven years ago. before long came a proposal. then a ring. and then it was time to think about ring bearers. >> i wanted something unique that people would go home and like talk about for like the rest of their lives. >> reporter: enter marty. as in marty mcfly. a ring bearer for the modern age. >> he loves birds, has always loved birds. always wants to get a bird. i don't want to get a bird. i'm like i'm going to try to make this happen here. >> couples being their authentic selves. >> reporter: lauren kay is executive editor of wedding planning site the knot. >> what is it about falcons and owls? you think it's the harry potter idea of the owl delivering the mail? >> i never get mail. >> you're probably not far off. there's an old wedding tradition around doves being flown at weddings. couples are looking to add a little excitement. they're really thinking about their guests and how to

in the west bank following its 3 day operation inside the occupied palestinian territory. several cobb bombs exploded in different locations including near and is a settlement the militant group on modest price. the attempt is a tax as a message of resistance. is there any forces, have killed at least 20 people in the west bank in recent days, including a senior, almost come on the police to me and children wait patiently by the side of the road. as the families tried to decide on the safe place to lead to following israel street on the west bank city of geneva, we left everything behind. i have a room 10 to 12 children to my house and all i wanted was to get them to a safe place of the house can be replaced the size of the stairs snipers on top of every building and the eastern neighborhood shooting it. anyone who passes by the streets, if a couldn't move some day shots in, as for social media, there's no internet, no mobile connection, nothing here. i'm not my child here with diapers and it's been out of stone for the past 2 days. so what, what do we got? the city of janine has now b

let's bring in rikki cobb, who' ing ins the host of the brand new rikki cobb show on out comic-con. they rikki. hey, will. pleasure to be here. >> p to have you. >> all right. quarterbacks have been natural pitchmen since the beginning, sinc.>> wile joe and he when het on what i guess was a pairn of beauty mists this commercial will prove to the women of america beauty myth c pantyhose can make any leg looae like $1,000,000. >> now, i don't wear pantyhose, but a beauty mask can make my legs look good.e my >> imagine what they'll do for your fat. that was before my time. i didn't know about that. now, a quarterback that wa is so on to the scene. a new one. titans quarterback will levis is slingineng mayonnaise scentet cologne washes, baggy baggyl li smell like greennesske. bill levis number eight perfume. the mayonnaise rickey. so what would broadway joe say about that? >> well, you got to i got to tell you. well, i'm no stranger to smelling like hellmann's t myself, but it's usually on my shirt after an exceptional an lunch. exce i don't know what joe would sapy to that. t if i've g

. >> yeah, it is something to behold even if you weren't in the room and dean cobb, you were in the room, i do wonder, this is a strategy, this wasn't just trump howling off, stthis was something he repeated, they had a screen ready, a projector shot ready at the rally, they have alina habba questioning her blackness, it's as if, donald trump doesn't understand the long legacy of racism associated with questioning someone's blackness. it was a staggering oversight. what are your athoughts about all of this? >> first off, you know, to yamiche's point, this was very much reminiscent of a comedian trying out new material, and the time since kamala harris has become the presumptive nominee you see the people on their side really struggled to figure out what to say about her or how to approach this, so it seemed as if they were just trotting out the next thing, let's just say she's really not a black person. that portrays a stunning a grant of african americans, certainly stunning ignorance of african american history. there's a long history of people who you would categorize as multiracial w

. >> lawrence: lawrence here with reaction is the host of the ricky cobb show on outkick.com ricky cobb. it's clear that she is bringing more people not only to the wnba. of course it's going to impact her team personally. >> absolutely. she is a generational talent. and it's an opportunity that the wnba has been waiting for for a long time to have a player that is captured the imagination of the country. they can argue they haven't taken advantage of it as well as they should have. we are seeing a big effect even as it is. >> will: severing up for the fever. including hot dog sales and beer sales. i'm not talking slightly. gigantic leaps forward for the fever. people appreciate this. the nba itself wasn't that popular until its history. wasn't until magic and bird and really wasn't until michael jordan that the nba took off. is kaitlin the michael jordan of the wnba? >> i remember when the nba were on tape delays. the first ones i watched were the washington bullets and seattle su supersonics and came offer an the local news at night. the nba was floundering as you said magic, bird and

joining me is jelani cobb, dean of columbia journalism school and a staff writer for the new yorker.to have the dean of columbia journalism school around. thank you for being here. my question is, a bit frustrating for me as a member of this profession, is so much of the way that we talk to and interview, for instance, vice president harris or any opponent of trump is to take the things trump has said about them, which have no basis in fact, and then make that person respond to them. when there are so many independent separate things we could ask. what are your thoughts? >> so here's a few. there are a few things that are wrong with this scenario. the first being that when you repeat disinformation, even if it is to dispel misinformation, what you wind up doing is re-enforcing disinformation. and so you have to be very careful with a candidate with the record of mendacity that donald trump has in terms of what you say and what you broadcast and especially when you're broadcasting a question like that to the other person. the other is that this is the kind of lowest form of political

the 70s, the decade, not silver haired host of the ricky cobb show on outkick ricky goss. she's got a bun in the oven ove and belongs in a coveted "new york times" best selling authorand and fox news contribuk got dibs and he's stronger. my b.o. after a week in thailand, "new york times" best selling comedian and former nba player david. all right. before we get to some new stories. >> let's de neo this. greg's leftovers. i'm its leftovers where i read>e the jokes. we didn't use thisg: i week. and as always, it's my first time reading them so they . notthis weewill inject both ofs arms with nova cain. they eatwill delicious bowls of pasta in front of him. tim walz's dog scout was interviewed by vogue magazine. still no word on whether the dog like waltz, has no w. ls oh, gee, i'll take it. i'll take it. kamala harris. his website has nine options ka. ptionsns they have male, female and seven options for randy weinge r and scientists prove that patients in a vegetative state still have a hidden consciousnesntists ps. see, i told you he could run, h said one woman. >> kamala

and this is how caused by dobby safely sought another popular feature, which motif was the one in cobb photographed today. and painted 200 years ago. fried reach and shown back out both have a feeling for the vulnerability of creation. demetrius lawns, landscapes is not just in motion, not just few to follow up, and it tells me something. when i look down here today, i see how roshan isn't changing the landscape. i can see at the beginning of february that the snow cover on the mountains is very low. i see the effects of climate change. these are things that can be read from the pictures of things within that. obviously some con, carry on. sure. and that is a child. this is time just like us. but obviously they both are faced with on certain times and which old orders are crumbling and both confront the challenges of these times in their art. but caused by david situation can also be full of the joys of life. pointed child cliffs rise from the waves. white against blue, a steep coast line. the horizon is shaded by kind of b of leaves. the baltic sea in summer, around mid day, or to sai

another popular 3 police motif was the one in cobb photographed today. and painted 200 years ago. fried, reach and shown back up both have a feeling for the vulnerability of creation. to meet his lunch landscape is not just in motion, not just beautiful opened. it tells me something. when i look down here to day, i see how erosion isn't likeness. almost as if we were looking through a window at the sea, a man gazes thoughtfully into the distance. but what is the other man doing, crawling on the ground? have his glasses fallen off? or is he overcome by fear of the steep drop? a woman points to something below him. could she be fleece wife, catalina, their honeymoon was spent here and lugen. the painting was created immediately afterwards. faithfully tells a small, very private story here and creates an allegory of love, loyalty and face. the lonely man by the sea. some suspect it is clearly himself tiny in the vastness of space. his long monks road is the color of the turning water. gold circle above him, clouds pile up on the horizon. is it dawn? or is t

it's of industrial housing like here in cobb. it's has several weak points thermally speaking, but they are both small and large measures that can be done to make high temperatures, more bearable gigs. that's an item for community. and in contrast to other weather events, we stays like flooding heavy rain or hills storms. so when it comes to he actually is notified, protecting the building from what's improving people's life quality for the mention . and the people who live here are crucial for the research as well. for the project to succeed, they have to actually use the mattress that includes putting down the blinds when it's hot outside a custom that has long been common practice and more southern countries. thomas now on finally has all the results. they show how important the team's work has been the house to the left with no heat protection measures installed gets very hot. the one on the right which has measures stays much cooler. this is a success. but dressed in plants to do much more to become a heat resilience city ba

she by the way, is now on the road to recovery in the hospital officer cobb, we are lucky to have you join us this morning to share more about this rescue. first of all, did you get a call from dispatch this was happening or did you just happen to be driving down that street when you saw the sweet little boy also running up to your car? >> no, it wasn't a goal. i was actually parked on the side of the road and saw him running down inside lane of a sudden from lane highway so i pulled down there and see what was going on that is truly amazing, had it not been for you recognizing that something was wrong, this could have changed completely the outcome of what happened. >> can you give us some sense of what you ended up having to do to save john quite a wind bush, who was in that car, the mother of that sweet little boy that was almost when you got to it, almost completely submerged yeah. >> it is still in the process, is slowly sinking we wound up having to bust out to citizens but stopped and got in the water when me. we were able to bust of windows out found get her out of the vehicle

and these are all top stories. israel's military says it has killed 2 militants attempting to mount cobb bombings in separate locations in the occupied westbank. the militant group, hamas praise the attempted to tax. is there any forces of killed at least 20 people in the west bank in recent days, including a senior? how must come on? the russian authorities say 5 people were killed and thousands inches by ukrainian rock. at the tack on the city of belgrade, which lies close to the boat, meanwhile, and the ukrainian city of khaki if imagine.

the country, osborne and he is like mario and she will finish here and up. license will run to the cobb branch of civil rights. 62 restaurants have joined the initiative, half of them in the capital. when liberties have been that us of to yet we go back to the restaurants to see how it's going. been because he asked them some questions at the end of the day and we make sure they're still using a tennessee used to plastic. and what does they want to get to more labeled by ma, cnn level? so that's how we follow up on this, on what they need to get. but they they also reach out to other restaurants that might be interested in joining the initiative. records provided by the 62 places already on board, allow them to estimate how much plastic has been saved over the last 3 years. the impacts as well as the impact on the environment is concerned. we try to measure as well as we can. how much plastic waste has been avoided by the switch to a ton of tv. uh was a sofa. it's been a 106000 fuel single use rolls around, 46000 fuel plastic bottles and 32000 fuel coffee cup tools by you know, directly

despite all incontinence, but the one that is most serious in my 40 years of doing this is the one in cobb ways. and the professor jack care fontose is world leading authority on environmental late pollution. and cowboy is the worst split pollution she's ever seen her when people are comparing different sites and they'll compare, let's say, come later, tr noval and they'll say which one is more serious and, and why exactly? in 1996 an accident that your noble, a soviet nuclear power plants, cost $1.00 of the world's worst environmental disasters. and i have a simple answer to that right now. incom way there is confirmed on going exposure to a sensitive population as fairly as high levels of attacks again led. this is the toxic legacy of a mine which operates from the 1920s until 1994. so my travels to kind of way i would bring this machine, gives us an instant reading of lead. and when i got there and took some initial measurements, we found very, very high levels over 85 percent of the children in conway. this was like, $200.00 show rent in the zone around the mine. high blood levels abov

37 year old also owns hella funny, which produces comedy shows for venues such as punch line and cobb's comedy club in san francisco. >> it's important in this whole world to embrace black community. >> having his own space gives him freedom no matter what happens, i always have a place to perform. >> that's the best part. just knowing that i can perform every day. >> some in the audience tell me they're not familiar with lloyd, but they're here to enjoy live entertainment. >> comedy is a great thing, right? we all need some laughs right now. so when it came up and it was a new place i've ever been to, i thought it was a good, good opportunity, a chance to see something new. so you get to see the body language and hear others around you laughing as well. >> and it's a more engaging experience and watching it online or watching it on tv. >> story tells me opening this club was no laughing matter. he tried for three years and checked out 98 venues before finding this space. >> but i never stopped, i kept going. >> tickets for shows are $15 each. the club is scheduled to be open every nigh

. >> i totally understand their frustration, councilmember dan cobb says it's not always possible for police to respond immediately to calls. sometimes there's so many things going on at the same time that it's hard for them to get to get to a certain place right away, but there are other times where they could. >> we caught up with oakland mayor shengtao at an event outside city hall promoting summer activities, but she declined to answer my questions afterward as she headed to another meeting. now, with restaurants closing and businesses being broken into left and right, some in oakland are wondering who's next. live in the newsroom, henry lee, ktvu, fox two news a lot of people frustrated in oakland. >> henry. thank you. oakland police investigating a burglary that turned into a standoff yesterday afternoon. officers received a call about a break in around 230 on tompkins avenue near huntington street. when they got there, the burglar was gone, but a neighbor told officers the burglar had broken into another nearby home. officers surrounded that house and they say it took them seve

i used to perform at cobb's comedy club, punchline. now coming to the chase center arena is something that i never would imagine. so looking forward to it. it ain't right for the tour, and there's a lot of things ain't right in the world. >> so, okay, i got to tell you what ain't right, though, because your videos have been shared with me for a specific reason in the last few months summer months. we get the kids in the pool. everyone has been sharing your bit about the beautiful honeymooning couple, specifically because you talk about an eight year old kid who is wearing spf 3000, wearing all of the swimming apparatuses, wearing long sleeved, fully covered up, all of that. and everyone is like, this is you, amanda. you have an issue. let your kid enjoy. why? why would you do that to me? because everyone sends it to me. that's been like such a personal thing. >> oh, i mean, a lot of these kids look like mimes out there while they're swimming, you know, they're they're, growing up, i don't know, i don't think we ever used any type of su

the cobb county politics are not discontinued or the old away for the articles to go see the crime that i never had a breach of trust. you come in with some stability is the power all site the the thing the employees are with them for the gifts for the state of celia was this because they did just wouldn't care to get through the new year. oh for g. if i teach so, i know for me teaching people always should to store and you have to go to some go to west valley abroad. you with that to she is my, it's a washing machine and then you move, we must move them all or no, no moving stuff from 1st month to month with the amount of water to move. let me look into that. i will just, i did, i used one for so the lowest, the did, some of that. i'll study to the progressive rock and you say the shortest finish. this is just to just quoted you. again, i'm a fraction of when you come seem to do friday is the material ordering of people for over of the, for sure, interested in the temperature of the induction to some of this. the, a look at the store circle is useful. what is the letter? so it is nice,

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i caught up with two long—time fans of ipswich town, audrey cobb and host of the ipswich town podcastthing that dreams are made of. richard, if i could bring you in, you've obviously got a professional role in this, but you're also a fan. so how are you going to play you're your pre—match banter this evening? well, we did our pre—match show last night, and we were looking back and realising that a few years ago we did a preview for the game against morecambe. and no disrespect to morecambe, but we got about 700 people watching. 0ur liverpool preview already at a few thousand, so that gives you an indication of the level of interest that's there, both locally but also nationally and internationally now. and tell us how the club's been turned around and the role of the new manager. tell us how he's played that. oh, yeah. well, kieran mckenna's almost a messiah—like figure in ipswich at the moment. just unbelievable resurgence, but a really astute coach, a really grounded individual who knows the importance of the community but also engaging the fan base. and that's been huge. a big cred

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the wing and from us until carmen, the occupied west bank for others were killed in the struggle to cobb. they would trampling in and the attack followed another round of open items ready rides on the camp. but you insist is restless. why didn't go to close a silent war on the area, find the missing water supplies and electricity to the palestinians living man. okay, well from on all of the switch wants. now if i need to eat for him, is a lot for us and to car him, need a can you just give us give us the latest. the latest details on this is ready a strike on that car as well. according to medical sources, they've managed to save the body of one palestinians and that remains for others who had in a vehicle. that was truck. the bodies and the remains are in the governmental hospital, intuitive cutting, where people have been coming in to try and identify the men according to these really forces. they say they struck a vehicle that has 5 fighters. and we know from medical sources that they've identified. one body for that belongs to the leader of a sam, but a gauge here, intuitive cut in h