buffalo bill haskell and promoting the east gate and getting people to come to cody. and he'd gotten a train in across the river and it was very important to him that yellowstone was a destination point and all the different railroads tried to get a destination point around yellowstone and bring people to yellowstone. this is up by gardner and people were loading and supplies were being loaded at gardner to go into the park. here's a camp at old faithful on the left tent camp and the center photograph is one of the first buildings that mammoth. and then on the right is the bear net toll bridge. and i still take people down and show them the bridge abutments that are there. it's just below the yellowstone bridge, across the yellowstone at our this again is showing some of the concord coaches. this is a current coach that has been rebuilt and is used to take people to paradise. glen and really give today's people an opportunity for a cookout, a little cowboy music and ride coaches. they also have wagons this is one a net for us. he was selling studebaker cars and he als

buffalo bill in the house for after boarding the eastgate and getting people to come to cody. he'd gotten a train in across the river and it was very important to him that yellowstone was a destination point in all the different where words try to get at the destination point around yellowstone. this is up by gardner and people were loading and supplies were being loaded to go into the park. here is a camp that old faithful on the left. attend camp in this center photograph was one of the first buildings at mammoth and that on the right was the bear net toll bridge. i still think people showed them the bridge abutments that are there. it's for the yellowstone bridge across the yellowstone power. this again is showing some of the concord coaches. this is a current coach that has been rebuilt to take people to paradise glenn and really give two days people an opportunity for a cookout and i will cowboy music and riding coaches. they also have wagons. this is one of ned frost who was selling studebaker cars and sold automobileoa bus transportation. this is here in the museum. tha

imagine how many people cody probably sees every day. who probably never even notice the crucially important work he does. doesn't have to be that way. what if we had less karen's and more cody's. so that is my challenge to you tonight. keep your eyes and ears open for the people around you. making the world a better place. getting the job done and doing it quietly. i want us to see them get lifted up. and i want to do it together. we need to thank these people whose essential jobs make our world go round. so when you post your videos, your pictures online. use the hashtag essentially grateful. tag us on twitter, tied us on instagram, tigers on threads. wherever you go. here's the mission, we want to showcase more cody's. less karen's. and on that note, i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late. and cody, thanks again, see you at the end of tomorrow. end of tomorrow >> today and island was unsealed with donald j trump for conspiring you can see nights. it's >> the

buffalo bill at mahaska boarding the eastgate and getting people to come to cody. he got the train and across the river. very important all the different railroads tried to get a destination point around yellowstone and bring people to yellowstone. this is up by gardner's and supplies will be loaded to go into the park. here is a camp at old faithful on the left. a tent camp. the center photograph is where e the first buildings at mammoth. and then on the right is the bridge i still take people there and show them the bridge there. it sits below across from yellowstone at tower. this again is showing some of the coaches. this is a current coach has been rebuilt and was used to take people to paradise and really give to those of people an opportunity for cowboy using and ride coaches. mr. and studebaker cars and also served bus transportation. this is here in the museum. that is the taxi after the horse and wagons away to pull away that drove betweener here and enter across the across the way. that is here in the museum down at home. this is on august 1 , 50 in the

ok, that's cody behind me in weather command. he's analyzing this data as it comes in as well. 175 miles off to the south-southeast of tallahassee and 100. this is what has changed, jane. as you showed us, storm slowing down. pressure is down 13 millibars. it was at 12. oh, 12 millibars. part of that is we were in recon flights so we didn't have the data. >> jane: this next hour especially as the hurricane hunters continue to fly through the storm, the air force there, we're going to get critical information. we just had one pass through the center. this really on, you know, what we would consider >> you know coming out of the northwest, continuing into the southeast and we're likely to see this turn into the northeast quadron and the deeper convecture to my surprise has been a little to the southwest of the eye. >> that's going to continue to wrap up to the northeast and that's where we have the greater impacts of those rain bands that continue ooh spin off into the west coast and we're expecting to see flooding rains, that stor

we need cody on america. she's tasked with coastal conservation. but enforcing environmental law is difficult. what we suffer is named demonstration, the lack of the financial resources and also of the human resources. because when we're talking about the financial, the resources, this is also linked with the human resources that are needed to work on the implementation process. less than one percent of the national budget is set aside for environmental protection. she says of estimates, albania would need to spend 30 times as much money that the impoverished country lacks demo, says the times when he pulled in key laughter. kito a fish alone go. more and more fishermen are quitting blue crab. that's the only thing now abundant here. here in germany that has been disappointment to thousands of firms heading to one of the wells biggest heavy mess with metal festivals, vac can well the noises have been forced to limit attendance at the event of to days of rain turned the grounds into a gillian mud pit 50000 of the 5000 expected visitors have already

his name is cody. i happen to catch him today.w many people cody probably sees every day who probably don't ever notice the crucially important work he does. it doesn't have to be that way. what if we had less karen's, and more codes? so, that is my challenge to you tonight. keep your eyes and ears open for the people around you there making the world a better place, who are getting the job done and they're doing it quietly. i want us to see them get lifted up, and i want to do it together. we need to think these people whose essential jobs make our world go around. so, when you post your videos, your pictures online, use the hashtag essentially grateful, tag us on twitter, tag us on instagram, targets on threads, wherever you go, here is the mission, we want to showcase more codes, less karen's. and on that note, i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late. and cody, thanks again. i will see you again tomorrow. but ♪ ♪ ♪ but ♪ ♪ ♪ >> here's something to keep

influence. russia and western countries have long vied for influenza. indeed, central health to well cody does it need to have threatened and immediate response to any military intervention by the west. african regional block echo was at cost minutes really does have a meeting and neighboring named jerry is. look at their options and set a goal says it's ready to send troops, indonesia. meanwhile, the us says it's a, it will be backing echo with echo us, but believes mediation efforts should be allowed with some time. be well, hundreds of people have rallied in new jersey capital in the army in support of the crew, the independence tanisha. that's what supposes of the military one to say the defending on the anniversary of new jersey independence from from hundreds gavin and the capitals main square to protest weston and regional sanctions. in response to the recent courier, they also denounced the threats of nutrient prevention from west africa's regional alliance, the economic community of west african states. oh echo us they just as you need more people are joining and, and we will pro

. >> ian: yeah, jane, i'm just taking a look as cody is showing you a three dimensional look and i was looking at the forecast track. >> not sure if it's a wobble -- it probably is, because this is a storm that's been wobbling left to right, east to west all day and it does look like 9 center, snraes over the last hour or so -- it has been more on the right side of the cone. >> this is still well inside the cone, of course, but it's these little wobbles that will decide which one of these counties and which part of the county does actually end up seeing the worst of this. >> when you're talking about the worst case scenario for surge, which is about up to 16 feet. >> jane: yeah, yeah, and that's the question the you take the storm surge and the wobble and the wind, that's not only a scenario that we're watching for the big bend, but even down into tampa and into st. pete clear water, you know. >> the change and the wind direction, how the storm comes up to the north is also going a play a role in where we're expecting to see the worst of the storm surge impacts there. >> tampa, bay, yo

yeah. drunk ma was captured by traffic is and handed over to city and cody's forces, who took him to his relatives in a rock to the hot them the mollify 1st and when it, when i arrived to my uncle's house, i started praying amid the siding of bus was uncle because i agree, and toby not to do that time the distance off to that we went dakota style or was that the people came to see me for that i didn't understand why. so for people visited be comes to me and it was so strange and i didn't understand what it was saying to me. she had had the wrong book. i found that room at the thought of him in a while. so for the model on the, on visit student stalk, didn't recognize any one of a solar side. i do believe that the must, the left 50, that we was good. and then he was very stubborn and i give him a problem. he would get upset all the time when he told me to cross the for the 1st month. he really wasn't. well, he was happy to be back home so long. but the idea ology was in him very long. his mind was due back to what he was thinking about his life with them. so when it was the since his

invite investigating whether from tried to over time the states 2020 election results the as i'm a cody book, the crohn has again being the swedish capital stock co. the government is wanting sweets abroad to be cautious and vigilant. demonstrates a storm, the swedish embassy, and by god last month following a series of carumba endings in stock, co. cataneo on the tele, an island of sicily has suspended lights because of interruption of nearby my aetna, the volcanoes few died lava i'm fix clouds of ice at know is one of the worlds most of the volcanoes is last major reduction was in 1992 ukraine has cooled on its western allies to deliver more advanced weapons to help in this country offensive against the russian invasion, missiles and ad defense systems that keith has received all beginning to make a difference. but ukraine's tank crews still rely on soviet era vehicles. the 21st century bull is being part of the ways with 2020th century equipment. this is ukraine standard time. it's a no, it's the model of the t $64.00. although they jokingly aust tv cruise from germany, if they have

cell thunderstorms, for a tornado threat cody said that was up to 8000 feet, further you get, the beam gains elevation, that is 8000 feet, 141 mile per hour. >> and where deep convection is happening inside the intensification of the storm. betting person would say category 4 is awfully close and could be happening in the next advizry. from leafy or dixie county, this burst of convection powerful thunderstorms on northern and western flank, incredibly powerful, that burst of convection is tugging the system further off to the north. >> that subtle change will make a big difference on the coast of who sees the most catastrophic storm surge. >> this is tropical forecasting, sometimes it is just staring at it and doing now casting. it wobbles and wobbles make all the difference. that will do it for coverage on fox news. thank you for joining us, our coverage continues all day on fox weather temperature is available on favorite connected tv device temperature is on and free temperature is two screen lifestyle we live these days, jane. sample us overthere. hurricane idalia coverage will con

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anyway, she went on an assignment and fell in love with cody wyoming. she published the local newspaper and propounded the famous still ongoing cody stampede an actual rodeo most celebrated for her westerns, and snovels that stereotyped good guys and bad guys, race and gender. several became major movies including the fighting based on the life of lucy morrison the sheep queen of wyoming. moviegoers loved the mastery of western speech. since we are talking plain, i don't like the way you act, the way you talk. i don't like the way your face grows on you and if i never see you again it will be soon enough. the hard drinking, hard partying cowgirl never married but joined many. at the age of 54 she became a cattle queen in her own right on her 6,000-acre ranch and lived to the age of 91. just as they gave ambitious women unique opportunities to own land and attend college, it gave special advantages in their pursuit of more. indeed just six years after the conference and one year after the washington territory was founded,d, is suffrage bill faid to pass

and cody, thanks again, see you at the end of tomorrow. end of tomorrow >> today and island was unsealed with donald j trump for conspiring you can see nights. it's >> the case against trump goes public. >> the president specifically asked me and his haggle of lawyers asked me to literally reject votes. >> tonight, hours before his third arrest and arraignment, the easy answer for the ex presidents defense. >> the indictment specifically says that the president has the first amendment right to speech. he even has a first amendment right to lie. >> it's right here, this indictment is causing conduct not speech. >> and then, why the randomly assigned judge is bad news for the defendant. the complicated calendar of a republican front runner facing three criminal trials. and congressman jamie raskin on jack smith's decision to charge vil ghts law used to prosecute kkk violence. >> check out detroit, check out philadelphia, check out atlanta. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. but the third time in four months, donald trump will be

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you're at high risk and you need to be much more careful. >> that is not doctor sara cody. it start right. john schwartzberg. the message is the same, though masking is not required in. it is certainly an individual decision that people can choose to make and that could change. during though the winter respiratory season, which runs from november. 1st to the end of march. and at that time masks will be required in patient care areas of health facilities in san jose. >> coming up here at 9 o'clock, 150 years of cable in san francisco. coming up, a look at how the city celebrated today. >> and thursday expected to be the coolest day, not just in the bay area, but even for this year for the upcoming several days until we warm up this weekend. details ahead on our upcoming mini heatwave heading our way in just a few minutes. >> according to reports, sales for us is cutting more jobs following previous layoffs earlier this year, the job cuts will primarily affect sales and customer service, customer success. team members and ireland. it's unclear if the current round of playoffs

santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody says. >> she doesn't want to take the chance of getting sick. so she continues to mask indoors in public spaces. it's something she says others might consider. if you're going to a function, you know, maybe someone's having a birthday party or a retirement party or something like that were a whole bunch of people get together inside. >> in one place, that's where i would that they really don't want to get i just put my mask on. >> because of my age, i consider myself and i were a mask any time i'm indoors in public. >> uc berkeley, infectious disease specialist doctor john schwartzberg also continues to mask indoors and says with more covid-19 circulating masking is critical, especially for those at higher risk of a bad outcome. if older age group, consider yourself and higher risks. >> could any age if you have a chronic underlying disease that significant heart problems, diabetes, for example, one problems. you're at high risk and you need to be much more careful. while many we spoke with aren't masking routinely. >> they are under certa

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my reporting on help it cody and chicago i've seen some of the newest initiatives coming from our healthstitutions that t really work to get some f these root causes. we have health systems that are funding public housing for people,ng trying to interrupt cycles of substance use disorders. my question to you is are therei initiatives that you are personally involved in or you're institutions are involved in that are close to your heart and you see them making progress and what are they doing? >> yeah. do you want to -- >> i quit being chief medical officer. no one does that. i quit because i realized just doing the work we were doing would make a difference and began to think what would make a difference? we had to name the root causes for the diseases and understand as an institution with that think differently about health and the root causess of health and the rethinking had to do with how do we use our size and power as a leading private employer of the west side of chicago? how do we take our community of employees our first community and understand what their livesd are like when t

cody would have been been left in the trailer, with no exit.e had gone to the bathroom at all in the house. >> dr. ryan's sister, cody could not have found some way in and out of the trailer. but the defense said it had even more dramatic evidence that the murder did not happen until at the earliest saturday morning. when tom had an alibi. remember, dr. ryan return home from a conference on friday night. but, at about 7:00 p.m. that evening, two local men testified, ryan stopped for dinner at a place called the square butte country club. >> we ate with him. >> what he had for dinner, it destroyed the state theory of time of death. it was this graduate who testify in person, who delivered the haymaker. by remembering, clearly, he said, what brian has on his plate. >> can you recall what he was doing when you sat down with him? >> i couldn't really remember, -- but -- >> a steak, why was that? because, the autopsy, the one in which time of death was left blank, did not reveal any stake in his digestive tract. why could that be if you died friday

this happened when 33-year-old cody shabbos was in an hours long standoff with police after a domestic violence call. we have video of the shooting just before the shots are fired but it might be difficult to watch. the officers who shot chavez were cleared of iminal wrongdoing, but district attorney pamela price reopened the case. attorneys claimed the officers did not to properly de-escalate the situation, saying that chavez was suffering from a mental health episode. officers said that he walked out of the apartment carrying a kitchen knife, giving them reason to believe he posed a threat. we reached out to the pleasanton police department for comment but have not heard back yet. >>> inflation is creeping higher after 12 straight months of declines. data shows prices were up 3.2% from july compared with last year but up just .2% from june. officials say housing costs are driving the increase, up 7.7% from a year ago. economists say it shows that inflation has mostly been tamed, but we are not out of the woods yet. >> it is not quite mission accomplished yet, but significant progress

our various caspar zach is one of the few jig fishermen west and cody j fishing is one of the oldest fishing is not the oldest vision in the world. that is essence. it's a line going down. the water with a couple of ups are very selective to get over school. and if it's not the right fish, well then you can quickly move you know, out of the time in the tides, right. and and the winds see the fish and there are underneath the schools, raise it up a little bit. the massive rafter it does to your office, the over 95 percent the rockfish coming out of alaska is all troll going. that means it's called a large snaps. with what they call rock hopper here, that drags on the bar with these big tires that roll over rocks, sometimes tearing down pinnacles, tearing out for catching a lot of rockfish at once for as well as other spaces trying when it's done in its worst form, hasn't leveling a fact, and it has a tendency to really just sort of strip away everything that's there. the carls and phonics, but also all the fish that are living in that particular area. generally speaking, a smaller sca

accomplished honorees, including davis hanson yuval levin, wilfred mcclay, andrew roberts, angela cody villa and many more. please join me in welcoming this year's winner, dan mahoney. said. well, thank you so much, gianni, for this very gracious words. i i am going to continue developing a theme that was introduced by johnny burke tonight, and that is the indispensable melody of gratitude to a truly human in a truly civilized life. for me, a gratifying honor and genuine delight to be awarded the 2023 political award for the conservative book of the a gratifying honor, because i have been all my adult life to the essential conservative task of preserving and transmitting and yes, reforming and renewing the noble civilizational and civic inheritances that help define the west and america. i received this honor gratefully a sign that my efforts have borne fruit to receive this work is also a delight because of my longest, as johnny have mentioned with isi, with the intercollegiate studies institute, one that stretches back somewhere in the 1990s. take first summer honors program in willi

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the number two republican in the house of representatives, steve cody's, says he has been diagnosed withm of blood can let -- blood cancer. he said his cancer was detected early and is treatable. he was also injured in a 2017 shooting when a gunman attacked a congressional baseball game. president joe biden and announced 10 drugs will be targeted in government price negotiations to make them more affordable for the elderly. mr. biden's inflation reduction act gave medicare, for government health care program for people over 65, the power to negotiate drug prices for manufacturers for the first time. the negotiations mean older americans could see cheaper drug costs by 26. the 10 drugs include expense of diabetes, cancer, and heart occasions. in the u.k., the civil aviation authority is carrying it an investigation into a technical failure that brought flights to a halt monday morning. the error was fixed within several hours, but by the time the automated processing had been restored, hundreds ofm aircraft and their crews were in the wrong state. hundreds of flights in and set -- in and

know, as well a console level and you've used a subdivision occur portal, excuse me, but yeah, i know cody may i ask a come on off of the past, sending this to, i mean i have to, i mean, yeah, the photos to the price with this, the young people are gathering to pray and the judge has in june of constance on the outskirts of done that a few years ago, a real good 5 by the ukranian army destroyed the judge, but it continues to authorize the she need to be why the, the me most we still hear me when you belong to me. you know, that's the last option was my process. i moved to the store to see who the people lived in is good today is that it's just just one question. what's happened to the country where those who price a piece of bean outdoor and most importantly to divided ukraine along religious lines used to use those things. you know, it's the same use and you are used to miss dawn. you said you need the in 2008, tens of thousands gathered in king to welcome the russian orthodox church, high rugs that come from most go for the 1020 the anniversary of christianity in russia. the pretty throu

doctor sara cody says she continues to wear a mask when indoors in public spaces. >> and so does uc berkeley, infectious disease specialist doctor john schwartzberg who says he does so because his age puts them at greater risk for a bad outcome. if he does get covid. if older age group, consider yourself and higher risks. >> any age if you have a chronic underlying disease that significant heart problems, diabetes, for example, one problems. you're at high risk and you need to be much more careful. >> again, it's an individual choice and people we talked to say they are choosing to wear masks in specific circumstances. >> just just airports on bart public transit stuff like that. really want to go to the coast tell, you know, to doctor our airports or maybe place that it's too crowded. so at the present time, no mask requirement in santa clara county. but that will change during the winter respiratory season november. 1st to the end of march. at that time, masks will be required in patient care areas of healthcare facilities. >> in san jose, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> still to come here at

. >> this year, the annual dreamforce conference at the most cody center in san francisco lands right in the midst of turmoil surrounding the city's ongoing problems with public safety. the open air drug market and homelessness. some high-profile retailers like nordstrom have closed down some mom and pop business owners have also called it quits. now the spotlight turns to cells for us and the dreamforce event. specifically it being a success for the travel and tourism sector in 2023 because economic experts say it will indicate that san francisco still has what it takes to host a major conference. and key people say the president and ceo of francisco travel association, jeff dla, sondra largest annual conference of the year. it >> brings 40,000 delegates in the san francisco who spend tens of millions of dollars in our economy. and it's important not only for train for us, but for all of our conferences when they come into san francisco that they have a good time that delegates feel safe. last year's dreamforce conference ended with no major incidents. >> san francisco supervisor ahs

but it's quickly becoming a lost art. daria's caspar sac is one of the few jig fishermen left and cody j. fishing is one of the oldest fishing is not the oldest vision in the world. that is essence, it's a line going down the water with a couple of, of some very selective. you get over a school and if it's not the right fish, then you can quickly move you know, a lot of the time in the tides, right? and, and the winds see the fish and there are underneath the school. raise it up a little bit, the massive rafter of the, you know, just to your office the over 95 percent the rockfish coming out of alaska is all for all going to that means it's called a large snaps with what they call rock hopper here. that drags on the bottom with these big tires that roll over rocks and knives tearing down pinnacles, tearing out for catching a lot of rockfish. that one's for, as well as other spaces, kind of trying when it's done in its worst form, has of leveling effect and has a tendency to really just sort of strip away everything that's there, the carls and find it for, but also all the fish that are

the paper was also investigating allegations the new police chief, gideon cody, had left his previous job with the kansas city police to avoid a demotion for alleged sexual misconduct. meyer ultimately decided not to publish either story. >> everyone has to be protected against unlawful search and seizure. you have to justify that there's no other way to get something other than to intrude in somebody's house, to seize their property. >> reporter: federal law protects journalists, requiring police to subpoena any materials in most criminal investigations. but marion police defended the raid, saying the law does not apply when journalists, quote, themselves are suspects in the offense that is the subject of the search. norah. >> elaine quijano, thank you. >>> fire officials find a possible cause into do you s shop for vitaminsns at walmarart? foforce factoror producucts powerfuy imprprove your h he, but ththey're alsoso delic, easy t to use, and affordrdable. thatat's why fororce fr is nowow the numbebere bebest selling herbs and supplelements brand at w walmart. unleash yoyour potenti

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keep in mind we measured that we have cody bro, that's what a hundred miles offshore still? so we're scanning this at a very high altitude and cody is showing you here this eye is about 11 miles across. it's been that tiny pin hole that emerged earlier this evening. the issue is that when you have small inner cores to haines, they're more prone to rapid intensification, becoming stronger and quickly, to a much lesser extent we saw this over on the southern texas gulf coast with harold which used its final hours out over the gulf of mexico to become a significantly more intense. this is a whole different ball game here. this is what we're expecting to soon be a major hurricane on up to a cat 4 when this makes land fall in the big bend. and you can't see some of these bands extending -- yeah. you can see all of them with this three dimensional look as we're looking tilted down. it was the initial band earlier today kind of reeked havoc all the way across the peninsula, numerous tornado warnings from naples all the way over to the opposite side. in fact earlier today, miami dad

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