cory: you're welcome. geoff: the fda and cdc signed off this week on updated covid-19 vaccines to boost protection and limit the anticipated seasonal search this fall, an important turning point in the fight against covid. joining us to talk about that and more is dr. peter hotez , the codirector of the center for vaccine development at texas children's hospital and dean of the national school of tropical medicine at baylor college of dicine. the retooled vaccines are authorized for everyone 12 and older, but does everyone 12 and older need a booster? >> 12 and older for pfizer and 18 and older for moderna. the answer is yes and here is why. it looks as though protection from the mrna primary series of two shots or even after a booster starts to wane or decline, even against hospitalization protection, so the point is everyone's going to need a booster, which means that if you have not got -- obviously, if you have not gotten vaccinated, you need to get vaccinated. if you have been vaccinated but not boost

. >> todd: we bring in cory mills florida congressional candidate and under president trump.y, your reaction to last night's spectacle. >> todd, i will tell you the first thing we should look at is noting joe biden is nothing more than the divider in the cheap. we are seeing a person who wouldn't label bom or antifa thugs or atrocious events in the city has domestic terrorists but half of the nation doesn't vote for him all of a sudden extremist. this is not the unifier that he claims to be. the fact that he continues to try to attack maga make america great again patriots is just an example of the fact that he has nothing positive that he can actually note of his speech is so is the old saying if you have nothing to say about yourself that is positive, that is exactly what joe biden has been doing 70 plus million americans. >> ashley: you know, cory one thing trump did not do was assault americans. he may have assaulted political opponents when he would say things, but the media was also supporting anti-maga speech. look at this. >> that speech was joe biden. that speech was

we know that cory wayne patterson had access to planes as part of his job. he worked at tupelo aviation, which is the fixed base operator there at the tupelo regional airport, where he fueled planes for a living. so the area is relatively secure, relatively sterile. you would need to use a pass card to get out on the ramp or someone buzzes you through, there's a fence. the question is how he was able to start the airplane in the first place, not necessarily an easy task, although police do say patterson did have a bit of previous flying experience, they're just not totally sure how much just yet. >> all good information there, and we should again mention there was a real threat at the very beginning of this with someone in the sky saying they were going to crash it by a walmart, and then staying in the air for hours. nadia, we just heard a bit more from police, they had a lot of details that they gave out to the public. what else did they have to say? >> reporter: yes, sara, the police were talking about that initial call, hearing on 911, that cory patterson

was i agree with cory. i mean, i don't think the united states should be pushing ukraine at all to make concessions. i think the bravery shown by the ukrainian people that creativity of their military, i think, does change the landscape in europe. and quite frankly, i think a lot of people are going to be asking when this war does. and why don't we bring ukraine into nato? because they know better than anybody how to hold risks and threats like russia at bay. i think the question is, what is the end goal for ukraine? are they going to be satisfied with repelling russia from the territory they've occupied since february? will they say now that we've liberated those areas, we now want to go and liberate the crimea, and recognize that even if that is a legitimate right of ukraine to do. and even if the united states wants to support that, that does create new challenges and risks of escalation for potent. i think court, i would agree we would like to be gone. we'd prefer an internal coup. we prefer to him to b

you cori or others want to jump in there? -- do cory or others want to jump in there? >> the cost shifting hypothesis has been largely disproven on the health care and services side. manufacturers will profit maximize and if they lose revenue on the medicare side they will maximize profits on the private side. i would not expect there will be a gigantic rebound there. i expect more research in that space going forward as new rules are implemented. >> the labor cost on the hospital side. of course, health insurance costs affect competition of workers getting insurance from their employers as well. cynthia, if we see a rise in insurance premiums, what factor is that likely to have on compensation, on cost shifting to workers? >> that is it exactly right. we still don't know. we have a survey going out now to employers to find out whether they are expecting premiums to rise going into next year. we still do not know whether the inflationary trends we are seeing will flow into the health sector and into higher premiums. maybe it will happen eventually. to the extent that t

cory, good to have you. we shouldn't be too surprised with these numbers, cory.ns, they didn't have this fallout on test scores that we're doing. certainly do the tree we're experiencing. degree we're experiencing. what happened? >> no, the power hungry teacher unions in this country should be ashamed for committing human rights violations against society's most vulnerable, our children. they held children's education hostage for multibillion dollar ransom paints from the taxpayers and the hostage takers received the ransom pay payments and at e end of the day, the teacher'sdownon traded in $200 billion in ransom payments for two decades of student learning. we should never for give them for that. i don't think parents are ever going to forget what happened when teacher's union bosses like randi wiengarten fought like heck to keep the schools closed for political gain. the good news is that families have woken up and they're never going back to sleep. they're pushing for policies that give them more power as opposed to the teacher's unions like school choice and

the cory olis effect means typhoons and hurricanes, always turn in the same direction. in the northern hemisphere, they rotate counterclockwise. while in the south, they turn clockwise hurricanes can be up to 2000 kilometers in size. the flow of water in our bath tub is tiny by comparison, too small to be affected by the coil is force. here other factors come into play. how symmetrical is the bath tub? how does the water move once the tap has been turned off and in which direction is the plum pulled out? it's these more random factors that caused the water to drain and varying directions. and they apply equally and both in north and the south. hey, that's all for this week. thanks for joining us on tomorrow today. see you next time. with ah, with who? a. patriotism on the right. how does the nation define itself? a question of the lost in the former soviet day the war in ukraine has given us a new urgency, a report questions, what's behind the bass all over national identity. close up in 30 minutes on d. w. a pulse, a beginning of a story that moves us and takes us alon

cory simon's vehicle was getting an oil change on monday when two suspects went into the shop bay and drove off with it. simon called police and they tracked it down using gps. then three hours later, simon went into a gas station while filling up the suv was stolen again. gone in 60 seconds or less. the nozzle was in the tank and gas was flying everywhere contacted the two officers that helped me previously and said, you'll never going to believe this, but my car was stolen again. wow well for the second time that day, the vehicle's gps system helped them find it. simon says his friends are telling him to buy some lottery tickets. car yeah, i think that's a very popular well liked car. everybody wants it think thieves would be smart enough to realize all these new cars have gps and they're going to be found very quickly. it is a nice car. it is a very good happens the third time coming up how nasa is trying to protect earth. from an asteroid hits later in the mix for good asteroids. how about keeping yourself safe from this is that you'll find out you're watchi tonight at 98 central

cory wayne patterson is charged with grand larceny and making terrorist threats. he is expected to face additional federal charges. joining us now is cnn transportation analyst mary schiavo. mary, great to see you this morning. >> thank you. >> it is surprising and it is good news that nobody was injured or killed in this, though i'm not sure what condition the suspect is in. are you surprised that he was able to land safely? i know he was an employee of tupelo aviation, and apparently had access to planes, but that was a tough landing, no? >> that was a tough landing. particularly with the twin engine aircraft. and as the aircraft is running out of fuel, for example, if one engine quits before the other, it is difficult to control a twin engine, the outcome is with experienced pilots are not sometimes not good when you have a twin engine running out of fuel or you're trying to make an emergency landing. but the faa pilot airman registry shows that this person by the same name had flight training as early as 2013. now, the faa registries don't show what kind of pl

temperaturas que podrÍan llegar a los 107, sonadas como livermore, con cory vallejo pueden experimentararanja temperaturas que podrÍan estar llegando a los 98. recuerde seguir todas las recomendaciones que le dado durante la semana. desde esta maÑana hemos tenido esa alerta para el sÁbado, esto significa que estÁ la calidad del aire entre moderada e insalubre. si tiene problemas de respiraciÓn o cardiacos se le recomienda reducir las actividades al aire libre, estas que te toman mÁs esfuerzo, debes tratar de mantenerte en casa y evitar manejar. sabemos que el fin de semana muchos estarÁn tomando la carretera, pero debemos tener en cuenta la calidad del aire que tendremos. ramÓn: vamos a seguir con el tema, estos dÍas de altas temperaturas conllevan un riesgo para la salud, especialmente si estarÁ al exterior este fin de semana. por eso expertos recomiendan hidratarse de manera correcta, vÍctor domÍnguez hablÓ con un doctor de la mejor manera de protegerse. vÍctor: buenas noches. los expertos piden que nos mantengamos hidratados y evitemos exponernos al calor. las bebidas azucaradas y el

[laughs] [laughs] this is part of the hypocrisy of cori bush she is a congresswoman from missouri sheand dollars in securities just to make sure that people who want to bow on banned gas and cows that make gas they fly around in their private jets. it just goes on and on. i think this is an example of that, it's probably why she may not win that race, she absolutely should win that race, a to be republican and independent, he beat her by about 30 points by an african american man in the winner-take-all primary source the primary because everybody is worried about crime and rising costs, and homelessness i think that is very clear. sick the whole face the democratic party was in california. we have for now this very odd story, she is a gun owner everyone. she probably doesn't want you to know that, you have nancy pelosi there, gavin newsom, kamala harris, these people. adam shift, yeah adam schiff. i never trusted him utterly true guys whose are smaller than mine is not a lot of people. but it is him. [applause] [applause] >> greg: i never looked at it that way. >> kat: that's really g

including congresswoman cori bush.t bare bones accountability like those in the house passed justice and policing act were not incorporated into representative gottheimer billed a quarter of a billion dollars in police funding without addressing the crisis of police brutality. with that, let's bring in our panel. byron york, chief political correspondent of "the washington examiner." mara liasson, national political correspondent of "national public radio" and syndicated radio host hugh hewitt. hugh, it's a real question about whether the senate moves forward with this bill or not. it's obvious precarious to start have having these discussions with progressive democrats and talking about defunding or the like. just weeks before the election. >> i think it was a bad move by the democrats. same dean phillips and the like-minded democrats here. report let in from minnesota. voting begins in minnesota tomorrow in the third congressional district so-called moderate phillips being challenged by tom wyler, first time congress

twenty-nine young cory patterson is facing charges of grand larceny and making terroristic threats. police say they expect the federal government to press more charges. alexis mcadams has more, alexis. >> hi molly police tells patterson work at the tupelo regional airport for the last ten years he's familiar with the planes are stored to rent saturday morning investigators that he stole a plague, take it off right out of that small airport that only has one ru runway. alignment from two polio which means he feels the aircraft. we do know that aircraft was fully fueled the night before. >> 29 young cory patterson now behind bars. this comes after police say he threatened to crash that stolen airplane into the tupelo, mississippi walmart and senate which led to a >> with the store in a nearby convenience store near that walmart here to look at that stolen beechcraft airplane. and you can see if there that is the king air sea 90 plane which left the entire community work for their safety. the plane was actually flying pretty erratically circling altitudes around 1200 feet. soon negotia

something like that, cory?close. >> you want close, but we are used to it. >> he struck it right. >> it is peter strzok. >> i did not go to college. >> have not even brought up the fact that i was a cabdriver. but i did -- >> who saw that coming? >> but i knew three guys in my garage with a last name, so they were like -- i said for what, speeding? told him to slow down. it's because was worth it. >> greg: that joke is almost as bad as your jacket. >> i cannot decide if i wanted to be a guest or the piece of the furniture. further to that cabbage patch dolls, so work with me here. >> i can't even say a salute to america without that. what is interesting, let's get into the show since you ruined that opening. can we do a chance? what is interesting as i was talking to adam: he says there is silence about the show in hollywood. >> they don't say a word. you're the king of late night, but you are the rodney king of it. you are. >> greg: that is funny. >> you are it and that's a little secret that they don't want t

i'm not sure if it doesn't, you have a much water. notice when it comes cory it yet, but i'm still a lot of looked up a little because it wasn't basil shot by us by you. graham measured up our sam from it that i bought it. what number stock? number 3 is a july 3. i let them run the which was a day give it to say wanted to go with store to record my concern with what made them out for them like a going to do share and i'm really doesn't want to hold the modem. new modem, you teach skiff on the water with learn to was that already? what was today with a with him i went in and i'm much, i'm mad. let's try to remember a drag. you will know what you ma call it by are either like when you're done with a new with customer service because your customer number from somebody about who it is with the truck. so i didn't get to the last minute with that. what's the, what's that on your left says new little bomb with a bit of a smaller unit showing the condition of the symbols or to lean. your bills are based a substantial day scale and the guest i was shooting you just nation. i was to polish eno

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yeah, boy i'm if i'm not sure if it doesn't have a much water notice when it comes cory it yet, but i'm still a little because it wasn't visual by us by you grandmother. depression from it that i bought it. what number stock? number 3 is a july 3. i let them run the which was a day. give it to say, why don't you go at that store to record my concern, but of course meet them are for the america going to do share. and i'm really doesn't want to hold a modem, new modem, you teach skiff on the water with. you don't do that, i'll be what was today with a with him i went in and unless i'm mad, let's try to remember here was a drag. you will know what you mean. mccoy, by are either like, when you say kind of a, you know with you with customer service because your customer number from somebody just with that just i didn't get to the last minute with that. what's the, what's that oh here a little bomb be losing my lips lewis, and i'm just a bit of a smaller unit showing the condition of a symbols or to lean your bills are based a substantial day skill and the guest should any nation i was to pol

. >> cori wegener, a museum curator, was then an army reserve officer, deployed to the baghdad museumamage and salvage what was possible. >> walking into those galleries and seeing smashed objects on the floor, and, you know, even though i was an art museum curator, i didn 't really know how to go about evaluating or -- evacuating or salvaging objects. and i felt a little bit lost. i wanted to make sure nobody was placed in that position again. >> today, wegener heads the smithsonian's cultural rescue initiative. it was she and col. dejesse who designed the intensive ten-day training program, that included courses in forensic documentation and practical problems like drying out damaged artifacts. and briefings from international partners such as a ukrainian museum director, working to secure objects there. there was a symbolic moment. arlington national cemetery with a wreathlaying at the tomb of the unknown soldier, including the nephew of a monuments officer killed in action in world war ii, and a simulated museum evacuation which included a jolting moment after one of the role play

authorities say the man at the controls, cory patterson, said he intended to crash into a walmart.t forced an evacuation in the area. shamaria robinson got a panicked call from her mother who lives minutes away from the targeted shopping center. >> just so close to her home. >> yeah, so close to her home. it was crazy. >> reporter: investigators say patterson was employed by an aircraft maintenance company at tupelo's regional airport and took off in the twin engine aircraft when air traffic controllers were not on duty. >> the pilot posted on facebook a message and in essence it said goodbye. >> reporter: after about five hours in the air, patterson land it in a field roughly 40 miles north of tupelo, uninjured. >> the suspect is now in custody. he will get the help he needs as far as whatever he's dealing with. >> now, the faa says it will investigate this incident. meanwhile, local police say patterson could face federal charges. lilia. >> remarkable that he landed it, but also terrifying. elise preston, thank you. >>> tonight nearly 50 million americans are under alert because

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who he enrolled and indoctrinated with new ha, similar people he's supposed to receive a boy story. cory. okay. either. which is the one with the last go on. yeah. sold off the water bottle almost when news or store for the things i was checking to see if the years i got a guy was the one year. what would he miss william as well? what? sure. what to share with you with that one moment please? sure. you know where you got that with zillow. carla, i also was not pcb glass for $1.00 a year. now, do you mean the, what model shows all the spoken with when you pull up all us with the one it was all started, we would do it yourself even. hm. analyze it or what the cool pushing and what you buy. so, at the moment that we will not andre ignorant, q code named spider as our regiment, artillery detachment commander, born in the pool before the hostilities, he'd been arrested in ukraine for grievous bodily harm. he was facing 8 years in prison, took part in hostilities and don bass involved in robbery, looting and murder of civilians. let me know if i will for you, if you could from wasn't so the to

cory i taught class was last time i was 6 foot 10 hours by there a block in the morning. i think that the passing by 2 or more down i make with life a lot like with so from the money i make with i mean to, to buy the car or something. i was why i met my wife about frank. you know, we after even more love and passion for busy next time on rev. good. ah ah, with who ah ha. faking crime. is this even possible today? a new methods of forensics, weekly, invisible, visible convict perpetrators, even months or years later solving crimes with the help of science. trace evidence. in 15 minutes on d w. o. oh. how did she become an adult? hitler's favorite director. and how did any become a forgotten filled pioneer? lady hyphen style and arnold fun. between hitler and hollywood. in 1932, they set out into the icy wilderness of greenland to create a life threatening a film project that became a major milestone in their lives. love seduction and power ice cold passion starts october 8th on d, w. i. when you work as an architect that go all in or not at all women in architecture, why a

this is due to what's known as the cory. all this force our planet is constantly rotating. everything on its surface is moving to, but at different rates. it's like a ferris wheel sitting in a gondola far away from the central axis. you would move faster than someone sitting at the wheel center. equally, some one that the earth's poles is effectively spinning on the spot. this variation and speed also affects the oceans that cover our earth and the atmosphere that surrounds them. and as a result, winds blowing from the equator in a northerly direction are deflected eastwards, while winds blowing to the south flow in the opposite direction. this means the air flows and the 2 hemispheres of our planet effectively mirror each other. the corey, all his effect means typhoons and hurricanes, always turn in the same direction in the northern hemisphere, they rotate counterclockwise. while in the south, they turn clockwise hurricanes can be up to 2000 kilometers in size. the flow of water in our bath tub is tiny by comparison, too small to be affected by the korean less force. here

this is due to what's known as the cory, all his force. our planet is constantly rotating. everything on its surface is moving to, but at different rates. it's like a ferris wheel sitting in a gondola far away from the central axis. you would move faster than someone sitting at the wheel center. equally, some one of the earth's poles is effectively spinning on the spot. this variation and speed also affects the oceans that cover our earth and the atmosphere that surrounds them. and as a result, winds blowing from the equator in a northerly direction are deflected eastwards, while winds blowing to the south flow in the opposite direction. this means the air flows and the 2 hemispheres of our planet effectively mirror each other. the corey, all his effect means typhoons and hurricanes, always turn in the same direction. in the northern hemisphere, they rotate counterclockwise. while in the south, they turn clockwise hurricanes can be up to 2000 kilometers in size. the flow of water in our bath tub is tiny by comparison, too small to be affected by the korea's force. here, oth

that is excellent cory -- escalatory. he is shutting off europe from gas as winter is coming. we are not the ones who are escalating here and he does not seem to pay much attention to good examples. host: this is brent in michigan. caller: hello. i will like to ask your guest if there was any normal procedure if she thinks that donald trump, considering his character, what have been allowed access -- would have been allowed access to classified materials. this is a man who has been required to pay millions of damages in defrauding students and charities. he has bright about groping -- he has bragged about groping women. he has paid off eight former playmate to keep them quiet. he loves dictators. as far as the fascist question, violent authoritarian nationalist -- those all describe the republican party and that is a description of passage of. neil -- neoclassicism -- neofascist label is right on. host: do you have a question? caller: my question is, does she believe under andi -- under any process, that the person is required to go to the government, if donald trump or anythi

countries and only 2 that were developed strong and powerful international in north south transport. cory, a sustainable trade and investment would contribute to job political stability in the asia pacific region. and we firmly believe that setting on reliable relations with major production centers in the region of asia, including china or india, and been stuck with facilitate the development of asian countries. including man, mom, you know, you would, you, body a date is and gentlemen, a guess a pacific region is constantly evolving in region brady and open to investment with a vital role in the asia pacific region. it, you know, and it is necessary to further develop and strengthen diplomatic relations if you knew more about your business. negotiations with her mother about she needed to lacy on is indeed playing a vital role in the region. and we see a clear royally managing with super powers and therefore a vital role in politics, military development and economic sector, due to the key trading routes going through the region of south east in asia. i believe it is vital to want to fi

. >>> good morning, i'm cori coffin >> i'm phillip mena. we begin with the brutal heat wave 45 million people are under heat alerts out west. residents asked to conserve energy as they try to keep cool or else there could be rolling blackouts. and there are fast-moving wildfires. >> reporter: face ing a series wildfires, most and california and 40 million americans across the west are suffering through unbearable heat. >> with the heat coming up, it's hard to be at home >> reporter: states all above 100 degrees. >> the heat is too much for me >> reporter: with heat killing more americans than any other extreme weather event, highs are breaking records, soaring 20 degrees above average. >> i've never dealt with something this hot before. >> reporter: the sustained and extraordinary heat wave is expected to last nearly a week outside los angeles, where fires raged before sun rise, several firefighters were treated for heat exhaustion as overnight lows hovered in the 80s. >> very rapid fire growth and very, very explosive fire behavior >> repo

corporation between the asian countries to develop strong and powerful international north, south transport. cory, a sustainable trade to an investment would contribute to jo, political stability in the asia pacific region. and we firmly believe that setting up a reliable relations with major production centers in the region of asia, including china, india, and been stuck with facilitate the development of asian countries, including man, mom, if you would, you body a date is and gentlemen, a pacific region.

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at 5:08am this morning, cory wayne patterson stole a beechcraft king air c90a twin engine aircraft and know patterson has some flight instruction. we do not believe he is a licensed pilot, that is still ongoing to discover that. he is an employee of tupelo aviation and has been for 10 years, so he has access to these aircraft. at approximately 5:23am, patterson, from the aircraft, called lee county 911 to tell them that he is going to crash this aircraft into the west main walmart, in tupelo, mississippi. soon thereafter, tupelo police department and fire department evacuated west main walmart in tupelo and all the surrounding areas. negotiators from tupelo police department made contact with the pilot and were able to convince him to not carry out this deed and to land the aircraft at tupelo airport. the pilot did not have experience to land an aircraft. a private pilot assisted us in helping this pilot complete this, however it was not completed. upon final approach, the pilot aborted the landing and travelled in a north—west direction, away from tupelo. at approximately 9:32am, the

they came from cory house. they came from kyra, they came from their homes to the city, basically to come make a living. most of the times i tell stories from people here, her cannon, i'm and i and i and i and our god died. i'm in, i'm and i and i and our god died goes in, but. * bad back with the hell what the law could to bring out the whole bill. why she long i she got that she but there was you don't mccomb was she got my fill meaning lake. don't think about the situation that you are in today, doesn't determine your to morrow. all you have to do is post to day, so that your tomorrow is better. her dreams are valid. what you want to be, what you want to become, you can become with the right mindset. so that's where you stead heavier mind, right? ah, and who do we have in the studio tops area? well, oh mine it is so good to really meet you. i'm glad to be i did are on a please welcome to germany. how it is over the weather. so call. it's so cold, but i love it. i love it so much. talk, cherry and hayes. now

it follow 8 am this morning, cory, wind, patterson stole a beechcraft king air c 90 twin engine aircraft and took off from the to blow airport. today we do know, patterson has some flight instruction. we do not believe he is, i license followed that is still ongoing to discover that he is an employee of tupelo aviation and has been for 10 years. so he has access to these aircraft oh, genteel, congress has held a special session to condemn the attack on the country's vice president. christina fernandez to coach sna. could kutner survived an assassination attempt outside on the when his irish on thursday a man was arrested off to pointing a loaded gun in her face, which fail to fire. extraordinary session in congress comes off the argentine is present, declared, find a national holiday in defense of democracy. now, serena williams has said that she wants to be remembered as a fighter after bringing the cutting down had 27 year tennis career at u. s. open tennis icon was knocked out in the 3rd round, the new york ending hopes for a 24th grand slam title. far as small as mall. after more tha

i'm dana ashley and i'm liz cory, it's our next newscast is 6pm, but if you are streaming a stay rightre breaking coverage of hurricane, and if you're not d kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >>> tonight, breaking news. hurricane ian slams into florida as a category 4 hurricane. making landfall along florida's southwest coast. winds at 150 miles per hour. the strongest september hurricane in two decades. the images coming in at this hour of catastrophic damage. a life threatening storm surge along the coast. we're now seeing dangerous winds and massive flooding in fort myers. homes destroyed. elsewhere, cars disappearing under water. reports of famili

well, that's cory, the fighting is ongoing and it's not totally happening all around the region, which is we're seeing the shelling that is ongoing there. but it's also happening as the ukranian forces have launched a counter attack. so take back some of the cities that were captured by russia at the beginning of this invasion. there's heavy fighting on going around. they had a phone region. ukrainian government is saying that they were able to take back at least 5 settlements. this is this, that were taken by russia through the forces of crimea, while they were attempted to take the southern part of the country. but there is also information that, according to intelligence agency, that russia is struggling with manpower that they are trying to weak. we recruit injured soldiers among other things that they're trying to also organize their supply lines that have been under heavy, heavy attacks by ukrainian forces in the past few days. but you know, it's interesting to know there's like a very, very tight who penny of what's happening on the ground. there's not lots of information. and w

the man — named by police as cory patterson — was arrested after landing in a field, having circled erraticallycity of tupelo. the walmart and other shops nearby were evacuated during the emergency. the funeral has taken place of mikhail gorbachev — the last president of the soviet union, who helped bring the cold war to a peaceful end. he died on tuesday at the age of 91. russian president vladimir putin did not attend due to — what he described as — constraints on his schedule. our russia editor steve rosenberg reports. in the columned hall of moscow's house of unions, a last farewell to the man who changed the world. mikhail gorbachev had let the iron curtain crumble, he had ended the cold war but saw his own country, the soviet union, fall apart. there was a guard of honour but no state funeral — a sign that vladimir putin's kremlin has little interest in honouring mr gorbachev�*s legacy. president putin didn't even come today. many russians blame gorbachev for the collapse of their superpower. but out on the streets, muscovites, young and old, were queueing up to pay their respects. gorbac

i'm liz cory and i'm dan ashley san francisco in hillsboro are about 17 miles apart hillsborough is debatingle housing requirements while balancing the concerns of residents in the meantime, san francisco just broke ground on 135 affordable units strictly for school district teachers and staff abc 7 news senior education reporter. land melendez is in the newsroom with more on the project and leanne wyatt took so long. well, dan, those who qualify and trust me, there will be many will be selected through a lottery system now new york city has been building affordable housing for teachers for decades now. san francisco is so late to the game because of the politics number one and 20 years ago when they were about to build the first complex of 45 unit building in the sunset. we didn't have the kind of affordability crisis that we have today. the san francisco school district owns the land where the old francis scott key. annex was located in the sunset district in 18 months. the new housing development will look like this 135 units to be rented exclusively to teachers and staff of the school di

at 5:08am this morning, cory paterson stole a beechcraft twin—engine aircraft and took off from two belowflight instruction. we do not believe he is a licensed pilot, that is still ongoing to discover that. pilot, that is still ongoing to discoverthat. he pilot, that is still ongoing to discover that. he is an employee of two below aviation and has been 1a years, so he has access to these aircraft. at approximately 5:23am, alison from the aircraft called lee county 911 to tell them that he is going to crush this aircraft into the west main walmart in two below, mississippi. soon thereafter, two below police department and fire department evacuated it and the surrounding areas. negotiators from the police department made contact with the pilot and were able to convince him to not carry out this and land the aircraft arts tupelo airport. the pilot did not have experience to learn as a crop. a proper pilot assisted us in helping this pilot complete this. however it was not completed. upon finalapproach, completed. upon final approach, the completed. upon finalapproach, the pilots aborted the

say that they have one, several back in their fight. cory, why they've gotten america? and i was told that things that were texting women, we made a challenge in the region. well, not being pro life. i want to sleep. we don't have read them in study these about 2 weeks now. i say 3 days journey to a shelter west of your grade. so and destroys our country. someone needs to rebuild . ah, you, i mission to respect ukraine's zeppelin ship plant appears to be empowered both moscow and keep blame each other for attacking the route to the nuclear site. where you pros and cons and having come so far we are not.

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outside 2350d cory tors, "seeing you want the markdowns. i think people will be very good. this dock a problem for consumer goods. >> look, interesting retail in food is inventory can sit around for a few months. whereas, in the grocery store let's hope it's not sitting around for months on end. what else can we expect to see going forward for food? >> i think prices will be elevated. we'll see them shop at stores. it will be a downbeat holiday season. nathaniel and christine, thank you so much. >>> cnn goes inside a battered ukrainian town days after russian forces were driven out. new cnn reporting on the doj's investigation of donald trump. it is widening and it is vampts. >> andon january 6th there was a capitol attack. more on the investigation. (vo) verizon small business days are back. and there's never been a better time to switch! with limited-time offers. like our best price on our best business unlimit plan. at verizon small business days from the netwo america relies on. i brout in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy

. >> carley: cory? >> this is absolute nonsense, almost every service member utilizes hospitals on the military base. i used the medical facility on the base, it is more restrictive because doctors in the military were told not to do abortion, which is killing of fetus, unless under extreme conditions. they know the economic advantage that are cans and gives them more hands-on to vilify and provide wokeness or indoctrination of military service members, not to mention, look at cost of trying to move something like fort bragg or fort hood, we don't have the finances to dump with green new deal and illegal immigrants and it is -- now they want to move, it is nonsense. >> ashley: democrats think money grows on trees. >> thank you for having me. >> carley: christians blaming gavin newsom for quoting scripture for pushing his agenda. love your neighbor as yourself, no greater commandments than these. a priest hitting back, i think this has to be one of the worst disto distortions. senator raun johnson is dem