this is a lane in connecticut. glastonbury connecticut. good morning. >> good morning. did watch the debate. i didn't think it was so great. i liked nikki haley a lot. the only one that wasn't there was trump. but the world is in such a rotten disgrace with biden that the only person to get this world straightened out is trump. if trump was in there now, we wouldn't be in a war, given all of our money. i am a senior citizen. i am 87 years old. it is the first time in my life that i have to see if i can y my bills. or can i go to the grocery store. can i get my prescriptions. it is disgusting. i never had that trouble when trump was in. everything was going good. gas, groceries, electric. now my electric isn't just $20 more. it goes from a hundred to 300. it almost cripples. i don't know. the democrats, what they have done to donald trump, they should be ashamed to look in the mirror. biden, if that was my kid, i would say, i love you, but i don't love what you are doing. >> that is lane in connecticut. president is sitting down with tucker carlsen of fox news britt and

otras tres murieron en connecticut. >> van comiÉndose la piel, los tejidos del mÚsculo y llega un puntoiel comprometidos y en ocasiones habrÍa que quitar la pierna entera o la extremidad que estÁ comprometida. >> las autoridades no reportan detalles de las vÍctimas de florida, pero se conoce que en connecticut eran baÑistas dos personas y unas enfermo despuÉs de comer ostras. >> las personas que tienen mÁs problemas son personas con enfermedades preexistentes, la edad de baja la inmunidad. las personas por arriba de 60 aÑos tienen menor inmunidad. >> aproximadamente una de cada cinco personas infectadas fallecen a veces uno o dos dÍas despuÉs de contraer la enfermedad. la bacteria se encuentra en aguas saladas y mariscos crudos y pocos cocinados y puede causar Úlceras e incluso la muerte. un tratamiento a tiempo puede salvar la vida. los mÉdicos recomiendan recurrir inmediatamente al hospital si experimenta fiebre, escalofrÍos o diarrea despuÉs de estar en contacto con aguas contaminadas y si sufre una infecciÓn en la piel luego de haber consumido mariscos crudos. andrea: como parte de

three deaths now reported in new york and in connecticut. what authorities are now pointing to. >>> and america strong, maui strong. tonight, saving the famous banyan tree here in maui. more than 150 years old. and what we witnessed today. >> david: good evening tonight from maui. we are here tonight after being given a first-hand look at the devastation in lahaina. we traveled by boat with two captains who answered the call that knight, the coast guard telling them, families and children were in desperate need of help. and tonight, with so many questions about these fires, abc news with an in-depth timeline, hour-by-hour, as these fires spread. why did so much time go by without significant alerts? why weren't the sirens used that they have here on maui? authorities and their explanation, right here tonight. more than 100 people have died here. and there are more than 1,000 still unaccounted for. and tonight, the red cross just before we came on the air here has now declared this disaster a mass fatality operation. as they carefully search

segÚn la regla de salud de connecticut, se suspendieron cirugÍas, citas y eventos de donaciÓn de sangrermaciÓn. reportera: la doctora fernÁndez experimentÓ el efecto del ataque cibernÉtico en su turno de trabajo. >> tenÍa mucha dificultad para encontrar la historia del paciente. estaba dependiendo de lo que decÍan los pacientes. muchas veces los pacientes no recuerdan los medicamentos que tienen. reportera: el departamento de salud, el fbi estÁn ayudando con la investigaciÓn de este caso. la industria de la salud es el principal objetivo de ataques cibernÉticos a nivel nacional segÚn un informe de ibm. fÉlix: al regresar, el papa francisco envÍa un mensaje para los jÓvenes en el mundo desde el santuario de fÁtima. ademÁs, lo Último del escÁndalo judicial en colombia tras la detenciÓn del hijo de gustavo petro. para aquellos que no comprometen el sabor y las tradiciones... elijan modelo cheladas. una mezcla deliciosa de auténtica cerveza mexicana con el sabor vibrante de frutas y especias que le dará sabor a cualquier fiesta. modelo chelada. lucha por el sabor. lucha por lo auténtico. [g

leÓn: tres personas en nueva york y connecticut murieron por una bacteria carnÍvora.y la tercera luego de comer ostiones. reportera: la bacteria carnÍvora vuelve a atacar mortalmente. en connecticut fallecieron dos baÑistas y a nueva york una persona despuÉs de comer ostras. los mÉdicos sugieren algunas recomendaciones para evitar infecciones. >> tendrÁs que hacerlo en lugares donde sabes que estÁ muy bien lavada la comida. en las Áreas donde hay brotes, no te metas al agua, y no te metas al agua si tienes alguna herida. reportera: la bacteria se encuentra en agua salada... en estados unidos esta bacteria infecta al aÑo a unas 80,000 personas. 52,000 se infectan por el consumo de alimentos infectados y 100 de ellos mueren. la mayorÍa de las infecciones se producen entre mayo y octubre, cuando el agua estÁ mÁs caliente. los expertos indican que la clave para atacar la bacteria cuando la persona se infecta, es la forma en que se trata. >> el tratamiento tiene que ser temprano. si tardas en dar el tratamiento , la gente se va a meter en problemas. reportera: pueden propo

david: whether you arriving waned him, connecticut, from the north, south -- wyndham, connecticut, from east, or west, the first things to greet you is a large green face. >> they've got a lot of character too, don't you think? david: they do! four big bullfrogs as solid as anvils planted there on the willamantic bridge, like a concrete lilypad right in the middle of town. so i'm sure i'm not the first person to ask this, but what's with all the frogs? [laughter] >> so, welcome to wyndham. uh, that is a very popular question. a lot of people who arrive here say, what's the deal with the frogs? david: at the pharmacy and library on main street, the hospital, local radio station, and the town's only real rival in frog mania may be calaveras county california, home of the jumping frog jubilee, celebrating mark twain's famous 1865 short story. but the association with amphibians predates that by more than century. >> uh, summertime, um, is right in the middle of the french and indian war. so, uh, people were a bit on edge. david: so they heard a noise. >> they heard a noise, and it was abou

and three others in connecticut and new york. what researchers are saying about a possible link to climate change. here's abc's jaclyn lee. >> reporter: it lurks in warm waters and raw shellfish, and tonight officials are sounding the alarm about vibrio vulnificus -- a flesh eating bacteria that's killed five people in florida, and three in new york and connecticut so far this year. according to researchers, the northeast cases may be linked to warmer waters due to climate change. >> it's been coming up the northeastern seaboard, probably because of warming of the gulf stream and as a consequence, of climate change. global warming. >> reporter: symptoms of vibrio include nausea, vomiting, upset stomach, cramps and fever. >> it's rare, but when it occurs, it's serious. >> reporter: the state of florida has had 26 confirmed cases of vibrio vulnificus so far this year, five of them resulting in death. and in connecticut, officials say three patients became infected since july -- two had open wounds and went into the long island soun

en connecticut, las vÍctimas mortales eran dos baÑistas, mientras que en new york, una persona se enfermÓenen menor inmunidad de una persona menor de edad. andrea: los mÉdicos dicen que los sÍntomas incluyen nÁuseas, vÓmitos, malestar estomacal, calambre y fiebre, la bacteria puede causar lesiones cutÁneas, Úlceras, incluso la muerte. segÚn los cdc aproximadamente una de cada 5 personas infectadas fallecen, a veces uno o 2 dÍas despuÉs de contraer la enfermedad. los expertos tambiÉn dicen que la mejor manera de reducir el riesgo de infecciones es mantenerse fuera del Área si tienes una herida abierta o el sistema inmunolÓgico auto deprimido. recomiendan acudir al hospital si tienes uno de los sÍntomas mencionados o tienes alguna reacciÓn en la piel luego de consumir mariscos. 9 hay que estar muy pendientes. elian: gracias. lindsay: eso sÍ me causa mucho temor, sobre todo por los niÑos. las escuela de chicago abrieron hoy sus puertas a los niÑos para iniciar un nuevo aÑo escolar, pero afrontan varios retos, miles de ellos no tendrÁ servicio de autobÚs escolar debido a la escasez de conduct

last year bears broke into a record 67 homes in connecticut.ls say the bear population has skyrocketed since the 1990s. right now it is estimated at 1200 throughout the state. >> for a lot of our neighboring states, they have had legislation that relates to their bear population, how they manage their black bears and how people interact with them on their books for a long time. we haven't. >> state wildfire officials say the new law doesn't go far enough because it doesn't include a bear hunt. they argue that a hunt would make bears more fearful of humans which would change their behavior. bear advocates promote other options like bear resistant trash cranes and criticize the new law. difficult to determine if a bear was acting in a threatening way before it was killed. with this new law connecticut joins other states like vermont and massachusetts to allow people to shoot bears under certain circumstances. >> dana: sometimes you have to take matters into your own hands. great having you today. a big effort for you. another one filling in today

borja: seguimos en connecticut, porque se mantiene vigente la apetencia de las autoridades de salud sobre pescadores en la zona dicen que el virus no tiene nada que ver con los mariscos. lindsay: muy buenas noticias, el exitoso transplante de riÑÓn de un cerdo a un hombre con muerte cerebral puede cambiar el futuro de los transplantes de Órganos. fue realizado por cirujanos de la universidad de new york, el hombre de 50 7 aÑos lleva mÁs de un mes con el riÑÓn del cerdo al que le hicieron una modificaciÓn Ética para evitar el rechazo. ponemos esto en contexto, es el periodo mÁs largo en el que un riÑÓn de cerdo modificado genÉticamente ha funcionado en un ser humano, esto supone un gran avance mÉdico, cuando hay mÁs de 103.000 personas que necesitan transplante en estos momentos en los estados unidos, y que estÁn esperando por una esperanza como esta. borja: asÍ es, lamentablemente te cuento ahora que los tipos de cÁncer gastrointestinales y endocrinos, y de mama, aumentaron en estados unidos entre los aÑos 2010 y 2019, en personas menores de 50 aÑos. un informe publicado en llama, detalla

en el noroeste de paÍs. >>> en el estado de new york se atribeuy a la bac terÍa una muerte y en connecticut acudir al mÉdico, en miami florida noticias telemundo. >>> por cierto los cdc dicen que la infecciÓn trans mido imitaida por esta bacteria, se puede contraer comiendo mariscos crudos como os tras y afecta a personas ancianas okay el sistema inmune dÉbil. >>> aprueban vacuna contra el respiratorio sincicial para embarazadas para proteger a bebÉs contra casos durante los primeros 6 meses de vida que line llenos de de una siso aplicada entre las semanas de gestaciÓn 32, y 36 genera bien anticuerpos en el mamÁ que le llegan al feto a travÉs de la placenta en mayo s aprobÓ algo similar para personas mayores de los 60 aÑos. >>> y ahora nos vamos justa ato lala frontera abbott mandÓ a mover boyas que hacen su muro fronterizo acuÁtico sobre el rÍo en la texas y piedras negras mÉxico ocurriÓ esta maÑana cuando jalaron boyas que estos flatoaran de lado estadounidense, ya ya que se estaban del lado mexicano el departamento de justicia dijo que el muro acuÁtico daÑa relaciones con mÉxico paÍs que

also lying in wait among the english where the mohicans and the pequot's of water now connecticut -- what are now connecticut and christian wampanoags from cape cod who under duress had sided with the colonies from the beginning and were just as adept in warfare as the resistance fighters. meanwhile, the warring indians and their families were stocked by hunger and disease as they lived on the run away from their cornfields and fishing stations. consequently, by the late spring of 1676, about one year into this war, growing numbers of them began to accept an english offer of quarter in exchange for switching sides. others avoided this terrible choice by escaping to the upper hudson river valley or canada. where they build new lives. but, most of them never made it that far. by june, 1676, indian prisoners were telling their english captors that metacom "was ready to die, for you have now killed or taken all his relations, and almost broke his heart." there relations included his wife and their son. colonists captured them and sold them into the horrors of caribbean saber -- slavery.

bess: we have offices in florida, new jersey, connecticut and new york. those are a lot of discretionary buyers. we also do rentals, studios and one-bedroom's and the market has been slow. sonali: what about new jersey? where does new jersey fall in all of this movement? bess: that is a place where there is tight inventory. look at montclair, hoboken. agents will tell you there is an open house and. . there are 20 people people are bidding and things get done right away. new york city, we have good inventory. jersey, you do not. connecticut is challenged and florida, as well. sonali: that is bess freedman. thank you so much. bess: thank you so much. sonali: coming up, we will talk private credit with raj dhanda. that is next on bloomberg. ♪ sonali: this is "bloomberg markets" and i am sonali basak. private credit managers have turned to wealthy individuals as a fresh -- almost $65 billion from a retail investor contributing anywhere from $2500 to $1 million for investment. raj dhanda, thank you for joining us. i know you have had a lot of roles when it co

but places like connecticut and palm beach are challenged. i visited a friend over the weekend who has a place in connecticut that he bought before the pandemic, before there was a sort of jolt of business in connecticut. he got a great deal. today that house would be worth so much more and sold in a quicker period of time. this period of time in the market right now. >> bess, i don't know what realtors are going to do. nobody is going to move. we had so many people come in the past couple of years. you guys have been there for ever. you are well established. if anyone is going to make the sale, you are. the turnover is so low. people are frozen in place. i mean, i just had some friends lose out on a house they have been trying for years, two properties for sale and people outbid them. it's like winter in the housing market. >> i agree. it is a slowdown. it's not that bad. i mean, we are still doing business and a decent amount. i think sales are down 17% year over year, which is not horrible. again, circumstances dictate what people have to

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this is the bridgeport of connecticut. the backlog goes to the vineyard.e rise and fall with the tide. we obliged to sell the boat. it is loaded with 250,000 labs. this is probably the last one i will ever ship. this is the drop in that leads across the river. you will notice the reflection of the smoke in the water. this was the calm before the storm and we had a good one that night. just as the boat is going to the drawbridge, you'll notice the train that leaves in the morning for vanguard. it leaves the0 station about 90 a.m. this is quite a p unique feature where there are few places with the rail. now it is getting ready for see. this is marvin equipping the gasoline engine and walks it to talk. you will notice this at the entrance of the day where the first naval battle of the revolution was fought. we will now show you this which was made 50 years ago. she's goingun under. this is called a hand liner. ♪♪ >> this is sailing out into the night. this is what i call the twilight of my career. ♪♪ the cures that invest the day silently sail away. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪

. >> let us take a couple of calls, let us start with a in new haven, connecticut. you are on book tv with david rubenstein. caller: good afternoon and thank you so much for this. thank you for rk russell, what a great forum! we have several upcoming writers on amazon, will you have a festival for these authors who are coming over their ideas and instructional booklets, would you do the same type of form for up-and-coming writers? >> i will answer it and have a follow-up. your concept, it is fantastic, and unwieldy. it does not mean we cannot do something, i agree with you, i want to take a step further, the way that we publish books, the way that we educate today is in transition, is traditional college, digital publishing, can we do things in different ways. roswell: the publishing world has changed. -- david: the publishing world has changed, there are still viable, one of the largest publishers which is sold for 1.6 billion dollars. more and more people are self-publishing or publishing without the use of a major publisher. there is room for both, the most impor

leÓn: un agente de connecticut sobreviviÓ de milagro a un ataque a martillazos.a de texas se enfrenta a un desafÍo legal antes de que entre en vigor en unas semanas. la medida prohibirÍa la atenciÓn a los niÑos que afirman su gÉnero sexual. leÓn: la corte del condado de fulton en georgia se prepara para recibir al expresidente trump y demÁs personas implicadas por supuestamente haber intentado revertir los resultados de las elecciones dedos el 20 en ese estado. los abogados negocian las condiciones de su entrega para escuchar los cargos en corte. se propone que el juicio inicia el 4 de marzo de 2024, pero la defensa dice que es demasiado pronto. maity: salen a la luz detalles sobre el hombre de utah a quien agentes dispararon y mataron la semana pasada tras realizar amenazas contra el presidente biden. en 2018 el hombre habÍa enfrentado a la policÍa con rifle ar—15 tras un incidente con empleados que iban a trabajar en la conexiÓn de internet. leÓn: despierta grandes esperanzas para el transplante de Órganos el hecho de que un Órgano de un cerdo funcionÓ en un cu

frankly, it is not just big cities, wild attacks are happening in towns like middletown, connecticut.olice officer was overwhelmed by a hammer-wielding nut that ran at her full speed. stop, stop, stop. [screaming] ] >> stop, stop, stop. >> laura: did she hesitate to shoot because she was worried about being prosecuted herself and the anti-cop atmosphere that swept the country? who knows, but you got to wonder. as far as new york, it is one big giant psyche ward, but where t the -- are armed. this is what police have to deal with regularly. this is a 31 -- old freak who side swiped cops after wielding a gun in the air and holding it to their head. >> got a gun. chill. >> yo. . drop it. drop the gun. drop the gun. >> yo, that's crazy. >> yo, that's crazy. that's crazy. >> laura: obviously the cops had to sideswipe her to get her to put the gun down. hannah correo toted that pistol in the middle of the intersection at north belmar at 2:20 p.m., during the day. according to nassau city police, he had an arrest and another arrest the next day for trespassing, you see it, revolving door of

like middletown, connecticut, where a police officer was overw4e78d by a hammer wielding nutthat ranr fool speed. >> stop, stop. stoop. [screaming] [gunshots] >> okay. [screams] >> did she hesitate to shoot hm because she was worried about being prosecuted herself and anti-cop atmosphere that has swept the country? who knows? but you have got to wonder. now, as for new york, it's become one big giant psych ward except where the patients are armed and where there are no burly attendants to restrain them. the following is an example of what police in new york have to deal with all too regularly. this is a 31-year-old freak who sideswiped long island cops after holding a gun in the air and pointing it at his head. >> gun, yo. yo chill. >> yo! [tires squealing] >> drop it. drop it. drop the gun. drop the gun. >> yo, that's crazy. that's crazy. >> laura: yeah, obviously the cops had to sideswipe her there to get her to put the gun down. >> now also known as hanna carero toted that pistol while standing in the middle of the intersection. that was north bellmore in new york around 2:20 p.m.

engineer trained at the university of hartford and he was in his basement in in west hartford, connecticut, in 1983. and he had an idea that a mineral that morning was just showing zeolite might have the ability to clot blood. and he had no medical he was really thinking as engineer he was really thinking of the body as a machine. and his idea that no one in human history had ever really come up with was that maybe this mineral called zeolite, which i still can't get over this fact. but it's true. a two heaping tablespoons of zeolite has the surface area of a football field because it's sliced up. it's so many times and was using it in his oxygen nitrogen machine to separate gases. so his revolutionary idea. in october 1983 was maybe if i put it a body in this case it was a mouse that it could separate components of blood. in other words, water in blood could get soaked into this mineral, which looks like kitty, essentially. and that would the plate, the clot, the clotting factors in the platelets, and it would thereby turbocharge the clotting process. and in if you look at battlefield med

stuart: lydia hu, thank you very much indeed, states like new jersey, california, connecticut, californiaers are working to mandate and others climate change curriculum and every subject of k-12 education. that would include phys ed, art, foreign languages for heaven sake. nicholas geodon always with us. they want to mandate this, this is the law? it is legislated, you've got to do that, is it true. >> that is correct, we are talking every subject as you just stated if it was a science class it would be one thing but this is every subject, if you look at the link within the new standards particularly new jersey and they say climate change must be an approach from a climate justice perspective in each lesson. it must be, think about it this way students teaching social studies in physical education in foreign languages were not trained and climate change science but now they are forced to teach it. it shows it's about indoctrination and activism, you brought up the proficiency for reading, history is at 13%. american civics 22%, math 23%, we have dropped in the worldwide rankings. instead

at some point which people thought was completely ridiculous and so far off the mark but where connecticut is very much a part of this sea of influence in new york city right now. olmsted's idea very practically wise that now is the time to be acquiring public lands and protective spaces before the development pressure is of their. a therapeutic and as a landscape architect of the i see myself commuted squandered opportunities for a minor investment right now because they can't envision a level of population, growth, level of a change that goes beyond their view of the world right now and thinking out for these future generations that we were thinking that so muchhi strongei believe during this time. i thinkde particularly right now in a divided nation where people are counting pennies, these are not new ideas. there were people actively trying to sabotage olmstedf projects, acquisition public lands. i would come into all of you interested in olmsted three public parks in the enlargement of enlargemef towns which is a paper that he presented in boston looking out american city should grow

officials have announced three deaths in recent weeks, two in connecticut and one in new york from vibrioan illness caused by flesh eating bacteria found naturally in saltwater. people can get infected through an open wound or by eating raw infected shellfish, including oysters, clams and scallops. >> this kind of just floats in the water. it's associated with oysters, which are there to kind of filter the water expert say the number of cases of vibrio have increased over the years, likely due to warming coastal waters where the bacteria thrives. >> it's not just the northeast seeing more cases. last month, three people died from vibrio infections in north carolina. since items of vibrio include stomach cramps, vomiting, fever and chills. precourt for avoiding the potentially deadly bacteria include protecting open wounds from seawater and doctors say people with compromised immune systems should be careful eating or handling raw seafood. >> but typically it's patients with diabetes peripheral vascular disease, which means reduced blood flow to the limbs. any body on immunosuppression. so

from bridgeport connecticut. the rail is eight or 10 feet above and we rise and fall. the last one. it is across the river. you will notice the smoke in the water. this is the for the storm and we had a good form that night. this is going to the drawbridge and you will notice the station about 9:00 a.m. and it's a unique feature is there few places where it meets the rail. now they are getting ready for seed.an a gasoline engine to wasted to sale. you will notice as we enter the day were the first battle was fought. we will show you this 50 years ago and she's going enter her own sale. ♪♪ this is what i call the twilight. ♪♪ the night was filled withan musc and they are silent. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual piece. every saturday american history tv documents american stories and sunday's book tv bring the latest nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span2 comes from these television companies and more including comcast. >> you think it's just the community center? is way more than the. >> apartment was 1000 community centers to great wi-fi enab

this is a lane in connecticut. glastonbury connecticut. good morning. >> good morning. the debate. i didn't think it was so great. i liked nikki haley a lot. the only one that wasn't there was trump. but the world is in such a rotten disgrace with biden that the only person to get this world straightened out is trump. if trump was in there now, we wouldn't be in a war, given all of our money. i am a senior citizen. i am 87 years old. it is the first time in my life that i have to see if i can pay my bills. or can i go to the grocery store. can i get my prescriptions. it is disgusting. i never had that trouble when trump was in. everything was going good. gas, groceries, electric. now my electric isn't just $20 more. it goes from a hundred to 300. it almost cripples. i don't know. the democrats, what they have done to donald trump, they should be ashamed to look in the mirror. biden, if that was my kid, i would say, i love you, but i don't love what you are doing. >> that is lane in connecticut. president is sitting down with tucker carlsen of fox news britt and extended

when i go to connecticut, i hear fears from people, not only here, but from all over the country, and there must be fears about the meeting and content production that i have heard many times and the word that is used many times in this it has been used many times that this situation is really scary when it comes to synthetic talk they use the word scary, of course, it should be noted that there are many good uses for artificial intelligence, and it is potentially used to treat diseases , use it to help solve the problem of climate change, or increase the effectiveness of the work environment, but what attracts attention are science fiction images of an intelligent device that is out of control and independent and repeats its own actions and potentially causes the spread of viruses at the level of epidemics or causes other types of filth to the world. poetry and such works be interactively engineered, this issue can potentially be a threat to human existence, this issue has been raised not only by you, but by many others who are directly aware of the potential power of this phenomenon

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, sometimes called the connecticut compromise. it was we like what you have done, mr. madison. it is a great framework, but this will not work. we will go with something different. every state will get to senators and will have representatives, population-based representative. elections for the house. and so that is how they worked that out. there were many other debates over lots of other important things. we will talk about those tonight but by september 17, they were able to sign that constitution. nearly everyone, three famous participants, ended up not signing. but they came together to sign the constitution. and then the ratification process began. at this point, you have to appreciate how controversial the document was. it had strayed from the mandate as to amending the articles of confederation. the states, so independent-minded, were very concerned about what had been created. there were objections throughout the colonies. as the various states held the ratification conventions, and that is the way it was set up, they wou

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all the other, you know, high school farmers who were working up in simsbury, connecticut, summer. so it's pulling him. and then actually his second summer of tobacco farming, he gets pulled over by the police. we don't know why he and a bunch of friends driving and it might have just been because they were a car full of black men that they got pulled over and there were no charges filed. but we do know that martin mike little michael so worried about what his parents reaction going to be to the fact that he got had a in with the police that he called his parents to tell him about it and use that phone call to tell his father. he decided he wanted to be a preacher after all. so his friends. i interviewed one of his friends who worked as a tobacco farmer with that weather that summer and he said, you know, emil was not called to the to the ministry by a god. he was chased there by the police. so i see that you're on the chance to describe the scene of on a fire. that's fair enough. yeah, i think we're all curious, but to kind jump ahead a little bit, if he had another career choice,

this is connecticut.as defeated republican bob stefanowski. although, the race is still a complete toss-up when it comes to guessing which one is which. folks, a man who will know the answer to that, my first guest is cbs news chief political analyst and anchor of "cbs news prime time with john dickerson," please welcome back to "the late show," john dickerson. hello, john. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] there you go. now, you've seen all the breaking races that we've talked about. is there something, is there something before we start, is there something you can break right now? >> john: well, our producer just sent me that arizona -- cbs identifies arizona governor and senate both as lean democrat at this moment. [applause] >> stephen: okay. >> john: so that's before -- that's just a prognostication. but of course those, you know, the arizona senate race is one democrats have to hold if want to stay in control of the senate. and obviously in arizona, you've got a governor candidate, kari lake, on the republi

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holdings, which owns more than 170 medical facilities in california, pennsylvania, rhode island, and connecticut, says it took its national computer systems offline thursday, after discovering the ransomware attack in a statement, saying, we are focused on addressing the pressing needs of our patients as we work diligently to return to normal operations as quickly as possible. the attack is foforcing doctcto and nunurses to ususe pen and d insteaead of compuputers some outpatient facilities have closed, and some elective surgeries canceled student nurse eduardo origel says he works at one of the affected hospitals >> it's a whole commotion in there. it's just constantly going back to the chart again something we could have done easily in two, three minutes on a computer is taking forever now. >> reporter: the fbi is now investigating. >> i'm concerned about being able to see my doctor and getting the updated lab reports. >> reporter: the prospect hack is one of about 275 cyber attacks on u.s. health care organizations this year. according to john riggi with the american hospital association, he

metropolitan new york as he saw it and he could envision metropolitan new york region as far as connecticut at some point which people thought was completely ridiculous and so far off the mark but where connecticut is very much a part of this the sphere of influence with new york city right now olmsted's idea. very practically was that you know the time to be acquiring public lands and protecting spaces before the development pressure is there and as a landscape architect today, i see myself community squandering opportunities. for a minor investment right now because they can't envision a level of population level of growth of level of change. that goes beyond their view of the world right now and thinking out for these future generations that we were thinking about so much more strongly i believe during this period i think particularly right now too in a divided nation where people are counting pennies. these are not new ideas. there were people actively trying to sabotage olmstead projects and acquisition of public lands. i would commend to all of you interested in olmsted three public p

connecticut you think of the original hedge fund billionaires row, more hedge fund assets in floridain connecticut. >> sandra: citadel comes to mind, they left chicago. >> yes, one thing when voters leave but when businesses leave, the economics of a business leaving is so much more impactful than a family leaving. >> the white color exodus, the post was also calling it, you take new york city, san francisco, businesses and the white collar folks, they pay taxes. so now we are in a situation where we have an influx of migrants and we have huge bills that we have to foot, and you've got mayor adams begging the federal government saying send us more money, send us more money, instead of saying no, we are not going to be a sanctuary city and you create the doom loop situation and keeps happening until everybody is g gone. >> sandra: taxes and crime, it all comes into play. thank you for both of you, appreciate the research as always. all right. john. >> john: president biden said nearly a year ago that the covid pandemic is over. and it was declared over officially by the white house ba