that's connor's nickname.ght then what they were trying to do. >> alex murdaugh and his father were trying to arrange for a lawyer to represent connor cook, and alex said i know the perfect guy. so that's how we got introduced to cory fleming. >> cory fleming was a pretty well-known lawyer and a good lawyer. very soon after their first meeting with mr. fleming, they discovered he was alex's son, buster's, godfather. >> cory fleming is his son's godfather. it's his college roommate. it is one of his best friends out there. so he was trying to direct them to use cory fleming because he knew it would benefit him. and that cory would lead them, theoretically, in the right direction. alex clearly was trying to use his people, his situation, to control the entire event. >> we didn't have a clue that he and alex go back to college and were roommates and best friends and cory's a godfather of one of alex's children. we didn't know any of that. >> he already had the plan in motion, and we fell for it. >> he was relieve

. >> reporter: 24-year-old connor ford can't always express how he feels.d with autism, he has a limited vocabulary. but put him on a pair of skis, and there is no need for words. >> he will exhaust his instructors to where they are like connor, can we take a break? he just wants to keep going. >> reporter: his mother says that the moment he even sees snow, something inside him just clicks. >> you can tell that he feels it. he is so confident. he looks typical because he is skiing with his body. it is a dream come true. >> reporter: it is all the more remarkable considering where he started. when he was just three years old, ladonna had a sinking feeling that something wasn't right. doctors told her that connor was on the autism spectrum and would likely need round-the- clock assistance. >> i can't even tell you how devastating a diagnosis like that is. i have this smart, sweet kid, and they are telling me that he is basically going to sit around and do nothing all day for the rest of his life. >> reporter: then, she heard about adaptive skiing and decided

connor mcgregor may say them. >> he may.phone call not a single american was killed in afghanistan. >> sean: for a year and a half. >> that is the kind of action that president trump took and got tangible results. this president, they called russia, the wing clipping a u.s. drone coming out of the sky. they called that unprofessional. they called the taliban professional and business like. the results you get, russia redrawing the map. losing a country, men and women in battle bled and died for on that battlefield and losing a country to the taliban. that's what happens with this president. >> sean: we have the spokes person for biden saying about the russian shooting taking down of our drone. i'm not so sure i believe the story. the story is they dumped, the jets dumped fuel tpwaoeus on our drone and then took it down accidentally. now, our own government first said that, quote, best assessment right now is that it was probably unintentional and it probably was the result of a profound incompetence on the part of the russia

you're connor? i'm connor. spencer right? nice to meet you. welcome to the job site of the future. aren'tjust thin lines of concrete. there are multiple layers forming concrete columns to add rigidity. reinforced by steel, they are printed using a proprietary material, a cement—like substance that is air—tight while also providing increased insulation. i love the theme they have going on with their naming system. but how easy is it to both be creative and cost efficient? the reason we exist is to be faster, cheaper, more resilient. the very awesome thing about 3d printing is it allows for you to do that at scale, so we're talking about delivering tens to hundreds of homes that can all be different in design and delivered simultaneously because the faster you can produce houses, the less you have to staff those worksites and jobsites, and then you also have all the design freedom and flexibility that you can possibly imagine, plus you get a more resilient build material. you have your primary bedroom here. master bedroom. right. being british, can i show you the most exciting thing

then connor starts driving for a little bit, then paul stops connor and says, no, this is my vote. let me drive. >> some of them were huddled down in the bottom because of a, the way paul was acting, but the speed that they were going. he's angry, he's better, and i think it became a battle somewhere in there that connor wanted to take him off the wheel. he would not have any of it. >> -- doing donuts, connor was saying how she's done with him. he just started calling her -- you're such a -- i saw the bridge coming. at the last second i screamed. >> what you revealed the documentary, at the hospital where these kids were taken, alex murdaugh goes to the hospital with his father, the former prosecutor for the entire area, to try to manipulate the other people who were involved in the crash about who is actually driving the boat? >> yeah, nothing ever surprised me as we got into this. first of all, anderson, huge fan of yours and thanks for having me on tonight. i would just like to say, nothing that we uncovered ever surprised us. every moment, everything that we shot or uncovered,

we'll be the first to lose what we have. >> connor doesn't believe the project will create jobs, insteadloying cheap labor in what critics call "crypto-colonialism." but brimen rejects the criticisms. >> perceptions of fears, many of them legitimate fears, ok, perhaps of historical sins, but there's a disconnect between the fears and the perception, and the reality of prospera zede. >> but critics say honduras is being sold off outside congress. the activists want parliament to put the brakes on the prospera project. the government might still repeal the controversial law passed in 2013 that allowed the city to go ahead. christopher castillo says prÓspera is taking advantage of social and economic problems in honduras. >> prÓspera could only happen because we're in an economic crisis. a country in good shape would never approve such a project. >> fernando garcia knows better than most just how non-transparent prÓspera is in its dealings. he thinks radical libertarians are deliberately undermining democracy in honduras. >> >> it was a government, a party, that allowed it to happen and cav

o 'connor for out this . has been a rough few years you referenced 2011 but the last couple the worse for anyone with the mandatory stay at home orders and starts and stops -- in terms of the ability to go out and have entertainment and have people in close prong imity. i have known this accomplice for 25 years and i don't think it has been more successful over last decade we appreciate t. i notice you have a parklet in front of yours does this help the business? we have a bill this we will wave the fees for the initial license fees and raised the gross receipts from 2 million to 2-1/2 million so you will get a further reduction on the fees. just want to give you a moment to talk and see if it helps. any opportunity we can talk to businesses about parklets we are trying to get this feedback. joy think the plet helps. it also with people wanting to get outside and get air onave e spol a block like that where you are on such a business intersection not just the freeway but mission streetcars go fast to get to t

you're connor? i'm connor. spencer, right? nice to meet you. welcome to the job site of the future. noticed is that's the only billing noises? correct. there's gotta be some banging at some point? there has to be banging? this is it. were not hiding anything. now, the walls aren'tjust thin lines of concrete. there are multiple layers forming concrete columns to add rigidity. reinforced by steel, they are printed using a proprietary material, a cement—like substance that is air—tight while also providing increased insulation. i love the theme that they have going on with their naming system here. so it's not concrete it's the name of the system that mixes it magma, and the name of the machine that prints it is .doc ill or the machine is welcome. because we are liquefying ruck. but how easy is it to both be creative and cost efficient? the reason we exist is to be faster, cheaper, more resilient. the very awesome thing about 3d printing is it allows for you to do that at scale, so we're talking about delivering tens to hundreds of homes that can all be different in design and delivere

and connor is the oldest son. >> mm-hmm. >> al: and you are maybe the least accomplished. >> it's saferight? >> yeah, it is. >> al: so how does it end? >> ah! i can't do that, not even for you. i'm sorry, can't do it. >> al: well, we see in that clip, you are running for president. >> yes, i am. >> al: okay, so you can't tell us whether or not you win. >> no, but i'm working that 1%, man. i mean, that is leverage. >> al: might have been a tip-off that maybe you don't. but you never know. things get weird, right? >> it is a crazy show, it is surprising, you can't out-guess jesse armstrong. >> al: the show, it is going off the air. >> yeah. >> al: that must -- you must -- it looks like you guys love each other. you guys love working with each other, i have never seen -- it looks like a tremendous amount of fun. it is a brutal, brutal, emotional show, but it is also quite funny. >> yes, it is wickedly funny and i think something that helps it along is that all the actors are wonderfully -- they are just wonderful, intelligent, kindhearted people that are playing all of these bastards, so

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some of those arriving home and connor crew said they've been discriminated again since president side made his remarks. now rain forest and central africa a rapidly disappearing jude logging and mining. it's one of the issues on the agenda at the one forrest summit that's underway in gabon. leaders have gathered in the hope of finding ways to make profits from protecting forest areas from destruction. nicholas hong reports from ponder and cameron's congo over the basin, where he met the indigenous pick me people who call the forest home. in central africa lies a vows. tropical forest, the size of india, the congo basin. its trees absorbs more carbon than the amazon and it's referred to as our planets, other lung. guided by indigenous pygmies. we travel deep inside where camera meets equitorial guinea. we encounter an elder speaking to a tree. hello, an uncomfortable conversation between a member of a community that's considered the forest custodian and what they see as the spirit of this forest. that's because the pigmies have been hired by logging companies to help them cut down tree

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congressman connor will serve as the co chair for her u s senate campaign.statement, connors said lee is the progressive leader californians need right now. lee said she was honored to receive his support this endorsement and speculation that kind of would run for the senate seat being vacated by dianne feinstein, who is not seeking reelection. president kamala harris has arrived in africa for a week long visit. dancers drummers and students greeted the vice president when she arrived in ghana's capital, africa's population has a median age of 19. harris's visit is expected to center on the younger generation. the vice president says it is an honor to witness the extraordinary innovation and creativity occurring on the continent. continent. what an honor it is. to be here in ghana. and on the continent of africa. today begins a weeklong journey. first here in ghana, then on to tanzania and then zambia. on behalf. of the president and our entire nation. we bring you greetings. and we are looking forward to this trip. as a further statement. the long and endur

i think it was connor stewart who said that. lo, if there is a cyberattack, classic example, a cyberattack in a hospital. and people die. ok, that is clearly a one-sided alliance. a cyberattack on air traffic control infrastructure and there's a collision and people die. ok, we know sort of what that looks lik at the othernd of the spectrum, there is all kinds of malicious but ultimately just annoying behavior that happens where none of us has an interest in escalating or invoking article five or doing anything draconian. so again, those two areas are well-defined. what you are driving at is where do you draw the line, what happens in the middle? and again, the line is not bright red. just as it is not i would remind us ia kinetic world, you know, we have had presidents declare a redline that has proven not to be a threat. these things are ambiguous. it is notnique to the cyber main and some othat ambiguity is because it is new and ever evolving. some of the biguity is intentional. on the insurance question, i think you raised a

connor has given up vaping. i feel better. it feels better.than had tried a cigarette. these vapes are helping people quit smoking, and that's a good thing for their health. but we're not talking about children that were smoking and start using electronic cigarettes. they're actively uptaking the vapes as a lifestyle choice. they don't smoke previously. and i worry that it might lead them to smoking or that they'll become addicted to the nicotine that's in them, or evenjust the habit of using the vape. so, i think our public health message needs to be very different for children. lucy watkinson, bbc news, kidderminster. the father of elle edwards, the young woman shot at a pub on christmas eve in wallasey, has been taking part in a walk across the country to raise awareness of gun and knife crime. the walk has been organised by liverpool—born actor and comedianjohn may, to raise money for the scheme weapons down, gloves up. jayne mccubbin reports. you loved being her dad. yeah. a privileged position. absolutely. tim's daughter elle was shot de

tomorrow, mma's connor mcgregor will join us live. that's all the time we have left. set your dvr. let not your heart be troubled. laura, do you like mma? >> laura: i love mma. and i like amm. and i can't wait to see how you do against connor in the cage match that i'm setting up. >> sean: i'm not fighting him. >> laura: i'm a promoting for this fight. you'll raise a lot of money for charity. you'll be knocked out in the first 30 seconds. i'm looking forward to it. i have to roll. they're yelling at me. >> sean: i could last 30 seconds. >> laura: 25. all right. thanks, sean. great show. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." thanks for being with us tonight. welcome to the new patriacharchy. i always liked politics. i always likes drew barrymore. >> do you remember how you got the role in et? >> they interviewed me for poltergeist. they said she's not like the girl in the part, in the script. so kathy kennedy, the producer of "e.t." said maybe she's right for "e.t." drew barrymore, "e.t." >> thank you for this award. >> i appreciate it very much. >> laura: at the age of

you did mention, nino parts is liberal party already going into court as the people at 130 few lie. connor is so is something going to be done? i mean, are the election authorities taking the accusation seriously as to say, no, this is not correct. there are a lot of inaccuracies there, at least that are not adding up, especially the few goes on the procedure and a lot of complaints the electoral body, the how do you know firm as does in terms of, you know, saying ok, these are the solutions is that the practical things i suppose the answer is, well if you have a problem with this result, you can go to court. we meet you in lagos, thank you so much. ok, time. now take a look at some of the other news headlines from around the world, the turkish president, treachery. it was unclear whether organizing a pole would even be possible in the regions devastated by the quakes. finland's parliament military alliance. the decision to and decades of finished neutrality comes amid the russian invasion of ukraine. nay to members tuck in hungry, do still have to give their union g, 20 foreign ministers

connors tonight on abc stream on who? you? you just got con erred. this sunday. salute the people who bring magic to life. enjoy moment. j sunday on abc. time you're looking live at the red carpet tent on hollywood boulevard just four days until oscar sunday and this morning. we're learning about some of this year's most celebrated underdogs back with more. hey liz. hey, andrew. i think we can sometimes feel like the oscars are just so hollywood and that it's a bunch of rich people celebrating ric people right. but some of this year's nominees are an important reminder why it's important to keep going in the face of seemingly impossible adversity. very one more time. the 30 year old irish actor collecting the hardware this awards season for his work in the benches of in a share i children. very kogan's road to the red carpet has been a long one. as a child, barry and his brother lived in 3 different foster homes over the span of seven years. as a kid. you don't know what's happening. it's only when you get older, you can look back and get perspective on barry's m

tomorrow, mma's connor mcgregor will join us live. that's all the time we have left. set your dvr.led. laura, do you like mma? >> laura: i love mma. and i like amm. and i can't wait to see how you do against connor in the cage match that i'm setting up. >> sean: i'm not fighting him. >> laura: i'm a promoting for this fight. you'll raise a lot of money for charity. you'll be knocked out in the first 30 seconds. i'm looking forward to it. i have to roll. they're yelling at me. >> sean: i could last 30 seconds. >> laura: 25. all right. thanks, sean. great show. i'm laurin

leon, connor and oscar see themselves as addicts. two of them started vaping at 12.er to try and stop the children vaping there. what the sensors have allowed us to do is accurately pinpoint when students have been vaping in here. we've got a cctv camera outside, so that we can use the timestamps to work out when it was happening. and he says the effect has been immediate and positive. we've noticed a real reduction, 16 cases or alerts on the first day, down to one or two a week. so we're really pleased with the impact that it's had on the school environment and also kids' behaviours and habits. so this is where we receive the alerts when we're down in the toilets... worcester council are monitoring the figures, to see if installing a sensor continues to have a positive effect on attendance and behaviour in the long term. parents here are supportive of the heads decision. i'm personally very pleased that he's done it. i've been aware of anti—social behaviour in the toilets for quite a while, so i think it's innovative for him to actually consider installing a vape se

. >> reporter: he found a way to keep his hoop dreams alive through his little brother connor, coaching him the way only a big brother can. >> i'm proud of him . i'm hard on him when he doesn't practice. >> he pushes me hard but he makes me better. >> reporter: he teaches him moves on and off the court by overcoming obstacles with the heart of a champion. >> thank you for the story. often time sudden cardiac arrest could be due to undiagnosed heart conditions and there could be warning signs including unexplained fainting, shortness of breath and chest pain and a family history of sudden cardiac death. >>> california will lift its covid state of emergency after today. nearly 3 years after it went into effect largely symbolic since most restrictions are gone but testing, treatment, and vaccination costs could be impacted when the federal emergency ends in may. >>> hundreds of students at home after being stranded in the snow over days. how did they pass the time? >>> rain across the bay area especially in the south bay, another batch of heavy rain with light off and on showers tracking w

connor. a fan of the rangers club pleased his fan by winning 5-3. the irishman himself, after the end of the meeting, visited the winning locker room in new york and was not left without a gift. this is a jersey with the twelfth number on the back in the studio of the radio house on revolutsionnaya 3 announcers love botvinnik and vladimir yuryevich getting ready to go on air. it was difficult to hide the excitement. having taken their usual places at the table, they scanned the text for the last time and checked the microphone. we were waiting for the command of the radio director. in a moment , the familiar station was already on the air and the meat from the people's commissar in the ussr began a live broadcast from germany broadcast on belarusian radio. on february 8, 1946, in belarus, with particular excitement, they were waiting for the speech at the trial in nuremberg of the chief prosecutor from the soviet union, lieutenant general of justice roman. rudenko on this very day at the morning meeting of the international military tribunal, his ac

is raising money hoping to secure a permanent store front. >> what do you like abou working here, connor scene. i feel like it's the mos important thing. >> being seen? >> being seen. so that means, i think havin customers come in and see ho we can work and look together. >> do you feel like this place change your life >> i think it did, yes it really opened my eyes to se who i am >> and that is the sweetes recipe of all. kate snow, nbc news, nyack, ne york >> i pray that any commercia your state company in the nyac area saw that segment and has new home for that team i want you to know that around 80% of people in this countr with disabilities do not work, and a huge percentage woul like to. it is high time we'v reimagined

welcome to the connors. >> do you think social media is forcing the hand of some comics and that the playing along with censorship because they want to brand well to bigger name comic and holly what he might like bu them on a show or something? >> absolutely. i think it's more that they might use. i think the platforms will prevent them from getting views if they use a certain language or talk about certain subjects. they're definitely planning to that and the bigger names. anyone who can get them anywher they can kiss up. >> is that your strategy? >> i'd be way further ahead if that were my strategy. >> you be you went beyond on th connors you be real roseann. >> and maia cranky old man who needs to step aside for younger comedians like aoc? >> she is delightful. i love her. but that's actually one of the things is so problematic gerbe is a comedy be aware or listener . it's so boring now. all of the safety makes it really unfunny shows. it makes me a little bit optimistic too that this horrible moment of speech policing we are in makes really good comedy go underground and marred s

the wildcats are 27 3. 23 east athletic league nbp connor, severe.layers. either family here like everyone gets along really well in practice. you know, we have a lot of fun, even though we're working hard and going at each other, and that helps us a lot on the court mvp connor, sylvia and usf commit ryan beasley are arguably the best guard tandem in the bay area, but it was another standout player, blake hudson, who transferred to the school, his senior year, who teammates say may have put the wildcats over the top. it's been the glue to our team. i think we needed that. this last year. that's why we didn't really get it done. but this year we've been winning a lot because we got blake in there. high flying hudson loves the never give up attitude of this team, best illustrated by its remarkable comeback last month against san ramon valley in the playoffs, and that game against srv were down by like, i think, 27 30 points at half and i think we just fought our way back, so i feel like the way we just stay together as a team. and resilience is really

connor, always great to see you.y laundry of foxes has come to light because of the dominion lawsuit, the depositions of which have been made public. you know how they operated. is there anything this lawsuit that is surprised you? >> there is nothing about this lawsuit that surprises me. the only thing that would have surprise me is if the primetime hosts had actually told the truth during this entire thing. and the fact that, like, rupert murdoch has tried to say it wasn't fox news, but it was these primetime hosts, sean hannity, laura ingraham, tucker collison, if they're not fox news, then who is? when murdaugh says it wasn't fox news, the very people who are the most identifiable people of fox news were on air spreading misinformation, spreading these election lies. and murdaugh allowed it. he not only allowed when people told him to stop and he was gonna get the company into trouble, as the head of the organization, not only fox news, but the larger fox company, he continue to allow. it's so, he allowed fox new

the wildcats are 27 3. 23 east athletic league nbp connor, severe. hurt to have star players. either family here like everyone gets along really well in practice. you know, we have a lot of fun, even though we're working hard and going at each other, and that helps us a lot on the court mvp connor, sylvia and usf commit ryan beasley are arguably the best guard tandem in the bay area, but it was another standout player, blake hudson, who transferred to the school, his senior year, who teammates say may have put the wildcats over the top. it's been the glue to our team. i think we needed that. this last year. that's why we didn't really get it done. but this year we've been winning a lot because we got blake here now. high flying hudson loves the never give up attitude of this team, best illustrated by its remarkable comeback last month against san ramon valley in the playoffs, and that game against srv were down by like, i think, 27 30 points at half. and i think we just fought our way back, so i feel like the way we just stay together as a team and r

now, what's next in this journey for connor's family?- civil rights division of the department of justice to take over this investigation. remember, reverend al, with this young man, he told his mother about, you know, being chased by a truckload of white people in mississippi. and then, he was caught and decapitated -- 200 people were there, and the sheriff said, they didn't think there was any reason to suspect foul play. how could you say that is not felt play, if a mississippi lynching, and we have to get answers, because raheem carter could not die of that cause. >> well, let me say, carolyn, i will do all i can to raise this issue about your son. i think irvine otieno it's a symbol of many, and you are a symbol of many mothers who have to deal with young sons and daughters with mental health issues. it should not, as you said so eloquently, be a death sentence. and those that have done it ought to be held accountable. caroline ouko and benjamin crump, i thank you both for being with us and for joining us to talk about this very dif

i love jake connor. he's not alone. julie haener is already had a good draft season when m v p of the senior bowl last month. he is also of course, the son of ktvu julie julie haener, so we've had the pleasure of watching him kind of grow up in and around the newsroom. so it's interesting when i hear folks who have been here for a while. i remember. i remember when jake was just a little baby little kid. yeah. now he's all grown up and look at him. number six. yeah it's crazy to see that. all right. that'll do it for us. thank you - [natalie] can you guess what this is? if you guessed lincoln memorial, then you'd be a great contestant on pictionary! our first celebrity captain you loved in the film "hustle". now let's see how quick he is on the sketchpad! it's jaleel white! and with him are married couple, jeff and autumn. our next celebrity captain was voted people magazine sexiest subscriber over 40 from "baby daddy", it's melissa peterman! and with her are dorrell and his brother william. and now, the host of piction

what are the reasons i think that the connors works in like the 2010 is because income disparity isn'tven bigger deal now than it was in the 19 nineties. i am completely financially unprepared to have a baby. i'm screwed. connors themselves are still dealing with the same issues of a blue collar family living smack dab inside. the american dream. look how much money you're saving by not drinking while you're pregnant. what's that? they're not cognizant of it. and i think people can appreciate that these characters are being honest about what they're going through . this is ridiculous. people are just trying to have a better life. he was here illegally. darlene you don't have a problem with what's happening. big problem. i like the guy by daughter is about to have his baby and he may be getting dragged out of the country. you think i want in the 30th sitcoms became increasingly aware of all of the horrible inequalities that our society was built atop amelia, right. i will find a way back to you and our baby after a short time in chihuahua. the city. no dick dog. and some of these shows

straight, but if you are a san jose fan at this point you are just hoping for the number one pick in connorard. >> women's ncaa tournament. uconn hasn't won. mcmahon led osu with 25 points. buckeyes win 76-61. the streak is over. connecticut made 14 consecutive final fours, not this year. golf. match play quarter finals in austin, texas. scotty, par 317th with the pitching wedge. check this out. could have picked that thing up. scheffler beat jason day. rory mcilroy tied in his match. mcilroy buried the putt to win the match in advance to tomorrow's semi-finals. morin city native at san diego state to their first every leet eight yesterday. he dominated. willing -- san diego state to defeat top seeded alabama and when a morin city native does big things an entire city of support comes with it. >> he did it! >> let's go! >> the watch party crowd started pouring in right around the 3:30 tipoff with his father damion securing the best seat in the house. >> community always been there. being televised like this, this is real big. >> he knows his community is behind him 100%. we show up for him

linus ullmark, the another night against connor mcdavid not the case and rested him. the go in goal today. >> announcer: some choose warmth over fire. >> i've been trying to make sure i stay in that frame of mind. >> announcer: smiles over scowls. >> that that