. >> the couple's fight at a country club before she vanished. and could her husband's text messages solve the mystery? then russell neil, a boy band heartthrob, famous for hits like i like the way. his wife, a texas beauty on her way to becoming a top model. >> she used to brag about him at first. oh, he got all this money. >> but their relationship would end in cold blooded murder. >> she was beaten and stabbed. it was overkill. >> the unbelievable twist that could get her killer off the hook. and the eerie case of deadly deja vu. >> i can't believe this has happened again in the same family. >> your source for true crime starts right now. thanks for joining us. we begin today with the search for suzanne simpson, the mother of four has been missing for weeks, and authorities now fear the worst. and all eyes are on her husband, who has not cooperated with investigators since day one. it's a frantic race against the clock and time is running out to find missing mother of four suzanne simpson. >> we don't know where she is. we don't know if she's

then one day you invite a guest who visits the country club and then the guest invites another non-member to visit the club and before you know it, the membership is irrelevant. another member may then ask, how are you inviting people to the club? are you a member? and the guest will say, no, but i'm a lawful permanent resident. the whole purpose of reimagining the u.s. refugee to demean and devalue what it means to become a u.s. citizen. citizenship matters, borders matter. having a border is a difference having a country by president trump or a haitian war lord barbecue. i'm sure that some of you are aware of the spirit airline flight in haiti and immediately met with gunfire. and borders are important. 12,000 refugees were admitted to the united states, but just this past year under the biden administration, the number of admitted refugees has ballooned to over 100,000 people. the highest number in three decades. let me tell you about another biden-harris initiative for noncitizens. the biden harris administration has a refugees for ne america, resettlement agencies to support the hous

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violence of these protests and the same month, month check to see now actually resigned and left the country club. so now we have how many units was the chief advisor of the country for the interim government? he was a given the noble prize. he was a noble prize winner and he has really which ties and interest and ties to the united states as well. but since he came to power, it's been reported that the attacks against hindus have inquiries. and after weeks of protest by hindus, essentially asking the government for some sort of protection, he says that this violence against the community is exaggerated for point down the despite the fact that it has been reported that the hindu minority, which makes up 8 percent of bug let us population face vandalism, of their properties, the destruction of whom do temples, especially after the fall of the has you know that the government. now, earlier in august we have the bundle dish nationally into brands. allies was said that the he can do community face attacks and threats in 278 locations across 48 districts in the country. since the fall of the has seen

but also because of the growing economic sciences in the country club really wants to make america great. again, he's going to have to cut costs in the united states has what? 80900 military bases across the world. is he really going to shut them down? will they allow him to shut them down? i think that he is going to have many problems in the united states is going to face the facing difficult, very difficult, months and years ahead. that's on the one hand and the complexities of the cubic global situation. the rivalry between the united states and china, which is only going to increase the situation in ukraine. and then we have cause of where the world has turn to get us is where the resume. so it's going to be very difficult to attempt to do anything against the iranians. that would be very surprising as well in both drops off and not the may just kick off in europe. this one unplanned the gym and so on. so that has called for a vote of confidence. as the countries coalition government teaches on the brink of collapse, this comes out. so a lot of shows 5, he's fine not. and so when i

5 of criminal have se on the internet sending shop ways throughout peace. reggie crisis, which country club i knew the meantime, a recent gallup poll has revealed the majority of ukrainian citizens want the fighting to end as soon as possible. let's look at the trend here. so the number of ukrainians who want to continue fighting until victory has plummeted. from about 70 percent, when the conflict dropped to 2 years ago to just shy of 40 percent. now. meanwhile, those who want to end the bonded flying negotiations has risen from a 5th to a clear majority of 52 percent is day to unit c on the rock. well, that's what some of say has member state to cube last in washington's decision to green light kids using american made long range missiles to strike washington territory present. not the one who owns that the reckless move might well trigger. a great while to. first and foremost, we did not consider it a right decision, nor do we approve of it. the step taken by mister biding will be interpreted as a move to fuel the war to ensure it never ends, or even to spread it. this could bring the re

feeling somewhat fresh, you notice something of a wintry makes coming into the far north of the country club. a nice lot of general dry temperatures just about getting into double figures as is the case to into beijing. lot of try by the then across much of china and a lot of try whether to across in the southern areas. still saying some friction with some larvae shells and that's the case to, into west lanka. but for the north it is quite missed fault. small g of course, and issue out the cost of northern plains dry and plenty of build that into pakistan. tried to across the southern half of the arabian peninsula, a few showers. there is a central saudi, which was q 8. how is reported? look at actual information on the ground. look at the way that this issue is framed in the media. how it's used to justify the escalation, flu escalation, anything new years that are known as the media means that it's how it is weaponized is this online course has been aimed at the smartphone generation. the 1st ever female let this operational, thank you. like what they are trying to sell right now is a full

. >> reporter: south of new york city, the so called country club fire sparking up in lakewood, new jersey, quickly spreading to about 30 acres. at the same time, east of hartford, connecticut, firefighters battling to get a 26-acre fire under control there. outside new york city, firefighters urged residents in more than 150 homes to evacuate near the jennings creek fire after it jumped containment lines over the weekend. and in rockland county, new york, friends, family, and former first responders gathering to honor 18-year-old dariel vasquez, who was killed while working the jennings creek fire november 9th. his aunt erika dejesus remembering him as someone who lifted others up. >> we spoke to a couple of his coworkers, and they always said he was the person that they counted on. he was the person they wanted on their team when they needed him day in and day out. >> reporter: and david, the jennings creek fire has now been burning here for more than a week. it is 90% contained, but this is still an active fire fight. it could continue to burn for several weeks more. david? >> david: tr

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in the chapter, what i see what you do, one student was anna sports team, country club sports team and for the whole year 2019-18 she was on the team, one particular student kept asking another black student, why do you always go to black parties, the girl, maybe she's jealous she's not getting invited and maybe she wants to go so she asked where do you want to go to the party with me, i don't go to the things. okay, some very strong language. fast-forward fast forward to 2021 and everybody is grappling with the aftermath of george floyd's death, we hear about everybody else and the same student is asking her to teach her about race and racism and checking on her to see if she is okay, the student is seeing the video and now has a teach her team about race and racism, one of the very people is exhibit a. people forget how much of an impact that has on students, one thing i want to highlight just to put it in economic terms, so many students of color during the lockdown in the aftermath of george floyd didn't join executive board of student groups. for those people who study mobility, w

i am sitting in my white country club and black and brown people are coming in here and scare me andes the answers after an election like this is not how democrats need to change but reup the disgustings of the republican party. that is the answer. >> what they did effectively they used the mismanagement of these issues in blue states like new york and california and that is how they were able to make gains there. even though those are historic -- you look at the values of the states you would not think it a lies with that. democrats and you look at a huge swing of latino noteys and democrates have not addressed immigration, dreamers status up in the air for years and they are upset. >> hold on for a minute. for a lot of latino voters imdisbraigz not their issue. it is the fastest growing group of ent whreant do they care about? taxes, regulation, and so this even this idea that latinos soul issue is immigration it is not. >> right. >> what are they going to do when they go to their business on some monday morning in late 2026 and ice is there at the door waiting for them and they ar

. >> it is even people who do not go to trump rallies, what used to be described as country club republicans, who have bought into this. i get that he says it all the time and so it falls on deaf ears sometimes. to hear him say it the way he said it today, that he should not have left the white house, that never happened before this. >> no. it really is a reminder at the worst possible time of the kind of chaos and stuff that really repelled the voters he needs to pull him over the finish line. to the iowa poll, i mean, look, if the iowa poll is a shot, the chaser is, we will not have a long election week. if that is true and trump is doing -- kamala is doing that well in iowa, it is not going to be as long as we think it is. there are these pockets of voters in the seven swing states that we just don't know what they are going to do. they are telling us, right? kamala has these ghost voters, college aged women , who have not voted before. they say they intend to vote for kamala. with the youth vote, you never know if they're going to turn out. there are pockets and steel towns across pennsy

separation of powers t concerns that the senate is not supposed to be run like thershi b bel air country clubl in secret. was thinkings about this also, noticed the democrats seem to stay united and came through and ran through their priorities? ati say let's beat them their own game. let's unite behind the america e first agenda at the voters have made abundantly clear that theye want implemented as soon as humanly possible. and that is "the angle." joining me now, tommy tuberville. why are the leadershipfo votes,e held in secret? what is the reason for that?hoos >> first of all, laura, well said or jet they are secret because the leader chooses backl .the leader in office as we sper and that i ts mitch mcconnell, i would rather pusanh the vote closer to january 1st anyway, but i am not a leader. that we had a mandate last week for change, not just part of thm united states but we have noat time, as you said, no time to spare. we have to get somebody different than what we have had to.t we have 20% approval rating and the senate. we are not a rolling all at the turn knives., we have to have

country club republicans were what the party was branded throughout the years, especially in the firstush, replaced by coastal elite democrats, who do not talk to the working person but talk down to them like they are rubes. i think the american people , on tuesday, sent a message that we are done with the virtue signaling and identity politics, and all of that put together. i think it was a resounding message. before we get away from it , joe biden does share some blame in all of this. he said he would be a transitional president. he wasn't. he waited until the last hour when everyone with two eyeballs thought that is not the joe biden i know , he is diminished. >> he still thinks he could have won. >> i have nothing but respect for him. >> our party, the democratic party , has a problem, it is a 3-d politics problem, outsiders versus insiders and this is where bernie sanders , i do not like his political solutions, his political post is the right one , he has tilted himself against the insiders and the elites, if the democrats don't figure out how to get on the side of the people who

but the senate is not supposed to be run like the behavior country club where a membership committeemeone in secret. and, think about this also. notice how the democrats always seem to stay united and jam through, ram through their priorities? so i say let's beat them at their own game. let's unite behind the america first agenda that the voters have made abundantly clear they want implemented as soon as humanly possible. and that's the angle. joining me now is alabama senator tommy tuberville. senator tuberville. why are these senate leadership votes held in secret? what's the reason for that? >> first of all, laura, well said. they're secret because the leader chooses that. the leader that's in office as we speak. and that's mitch mcconnell. i would rather push the vote closer to january the 1st anyway. but i'm not the leader. but, laura, we had a mandate last week for a change. not just president of the united states. but we have no time as you just said, we have no time to spare. we have to get somebody that is different than what we have had. you know, we have like a 20% approva

i think if this thing should have been done at a congressional country club so we can finally settle do think the war in the middle east is the thing they hope to spend their time talking about and the hostages. there are seven americans and dungeons in gaza right now and i guarantee you those hostages are going to be walking and talking on american soil or there will be to pay but biden has been supporting the israeli people and i hope they will talk about that collaboration. it is vitally important for the u.s. for israel to be victorious and set back our common enemy in iran. i hope they can talk about it but like peers. >> i forgot about the golf scores for a brief second where they were bragging about who had the better handicap on stage at the presidential debate. obviously that was before vice president harris became the top of the ticket. we saw her return to the white house campus, it was the first time since the election laws last week, she was there to thank staffers for their work. her advisors have been quiet about what she plans to do tomorrow. do you think she should s

i wonder if maybe it should have been done at congressional country club instead of the white house soe could finally settle that once and for all. you know, i do think the war in the middle east is the thing i hope they spend their time talking about and the hostages. there are seven americans stuck in dungeons in gaza right now, and i guarantee you those hostages will be walking and talking on american soil or else there will be hell to pay before donald trump is president. but joe biden has been supporting the israeli people, and i hope that they will talk about that collaboration. it is vitally important to the united states for israel to win and to setback our common enemy in iran. i hope it is a big topic tomorrow and i hope they can talk about it like peers. >> yeah, i forgot about the golf scores moment for a brief second, where they were literally bragging about who had the better handicap on stage at that presidential debate. obviously, bakari, it was before vice president harris became the top of the ticket. we saw her return to the white house campus, it was the first time

so in 2009, i was invited a tee off with tiger woods and another one of our congressional country club. so we're on the first tee and about a thousand people around us and it's like going to an event and so nervous. i was talking to woods, talking to tony romo and and we're there and, you know, waiting for them to get us ready to go tee off and and so we go ahead and talk and interview goes right here in the car through we're going to go so i was issues with my prosthetic and i was like okay stop tiger i was telling myself stop but he's already got to and i finally fixed the issue and he goes three and he goes go. so boom, boom. so i was nervous because i wasn't thinking i was scared of my prosthetic messing up on me. so i wasn't thinking. so i hit the best shot ever in my life. so it was like 240 yards, a little small down the middle. tiger woods hooks is to the left, probably hit it 300 yards. but he's in the rough. so if you hit the fairway right, i mean, as i drove tiger woods. and folks. okay i think we'll do two more questions and we've got one more cadet here. sir, what is. ques

are banking than they believe progressives may, he says, remain comfortably isolated in their country clubs, elite neighborhoods, upscale vacation spots to they retreat to hold political and marketing meetings. but in the america the future may be brighter for the conservative values than they think. and i think that. that's right. i think that have seen a reordering of the political but i think we've actually seen a greater reordering of of of cultural. you know questions that i think historically have not always aligned with the political or the sort of ideological view that many americans have historically had. so i think that we having a rethink, not only if i may say, on american conservatism and what is american conservatism, but i think a rethink, too, on is progressivism in america. and i think that stumbling toward utopia in part is designed to to help add to this conversation but it it is designed to understand where did the moral and social of the sixties and seventies come from? what is the direct demonstrable goal measurable impact on 2024? and what are we going to do about tha

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country club republicans were what the party was branded throughout the bush years, especially the first bush. that has been replaced by close coastal elite democrats pick people who don't talk to the working person, they talk down to them. like they are slow headed rubes and i think the american people, on tuesday, sent a message that we are done with the virtue signaling and identity politics and all of that together. i think it was a resounding message . before we get too far away, biden does share some blame in all of this. he said he would be a transitional president. he wasn't. he waited until the last hour, when everyone with two eyeballs in the brain thought, that is not the joe biden i know. he is diminished. >> biden , in his mighty still things he could have one. >> the democratic party has a real problem i don't think it is a left or right problem it is a 3-d politics problem, outsiders versus insiders and this is a place where bernie sanders, though i don't necessarily like his political solutions, his political pose is the right one. he has tilted himself against the inside

your prescriber about wegovy®. ying] josh mankiewicz (voiceover): from the county jail to the country clube oj simpson long to get back to his old life. on the links and on camera, simpson was everywhere saying he was eager to clear his name. watching and seething were the families of nicole and ron. you know, here's this arrogant murderer, you know, flaunting his celebrity. kept saying he was looking for the real killers on every fairway in america. and every time he looked in the mirror at home, he had found him. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): but fred goldman still wanted justice, even if it meant simpson remained free. i wanted a court to say he was he was guilty. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): no court could do that now, but a civil court could find simpson liable for killing ron and nicole. and that meant filing a wrongful death lawsuit. if simpson lost, he wouldn't go to prison, but he might have to pay damages to the families. of course, this wasn't about the money. for us, the pursuit of justice is incredibly important to the honor and integrity of what my brother went through the nig

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and it was kind of a country club sports team. so for the whole year 2019 2018 she was on the team. one particular student kept asking why do you say hi to black people all the time. why do you always go to black parties. so the girl was like maybe she's jealous she's not getting it and she wants to go so they asked do you want to go to the party with me and she said okay, that was very strong language. fast-forward to 2021 and everybody's grappling with the aftermath of george floyd's death and we hear about everybody else. sadly, but that seems to is now asking her to teach her about raceand racism and check in on her to see if she was okay. this students tired , she's seen the video and now has a teacher teaching about racism and one of the very people is exhibit a. people forget just how much of an impact that has on students area one thing i wanted to highlight just to put it almost and in economic terms. so many students of color during the lockdown and after george floyd, breanna taylor steph, they didn't join either executive void of student groups. for those people who stud

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chapter, i call, but i see what you do, one student was on a sports team and it was a kind of a country club sports team and so for the whole year, 2019, 2018 she was on the team. one particular student kept asking, why do you say hi to black people all the time. and it was a black student. why do you always go to black parties, the girl is maybe she's jealous and she wants to go. >> and maybe you want to go to the party with me. >> no, i don't go to-- strong language. 2021, grappling with the aftermath of george floyd's death and we hear about everybody else, sadly. and that same student is now asking her to teach her about race and racism and checking on her to see if she was okay. now, this student is tired of seeing the video and has to teach her team about race and racism and one of the very people is exhibit a. and people forget just how much of an impact that has on students. and one thing that i wanted to highlight just to put it almost in economic terms, so many students of color during the lockdown and in the aftermath of george floyd, ahmaud arbery, breonna taylor's murders, they

student was on a sports team and it was a kind of a country club sports team and. so for the whole year 20, 19, 2018, she was on the team. one particular student kept asking, well why do you say hi to black people all the time? was another student. you go, why do? you always go to black parties. and so the girl was like, maybe jealous that she's not getting invited maybe she wants to go. so she finally actually. what do you want to go to the party with me to. oh, no, i don't go to those aggressive things. right. okay. that was some strong language. fast forward to 20, 21 and everybody's grappling the aftermath of george floyd's death. and, you know, we hear about, i'm afraid, hear about everybody else, sadly. and that same student is now asking her to teach her about race and racism and checking on her to see if she was okay. now, this student is tired is seeing the video and now has teach her team about race and racism. and one of the very people is exhibit a and people just how much of an impact that has students. and one thing i wanted to highlight just to put i

they would do the country club of waterbury. they'd get football tickets for a giants game.d go down on a bus trip, and we'd watch the game and then take the bus back. john went on some of these-- yeah, him and i would go because his father would go. my father would go. andrea canning: both boys were all about sports. john palomba: we played football together in high school. i kind of helped him, you know, with some of his skills on the team. i mean, his parents were very nice people. he had two sisters who i liked. and his older brother was a friend of mine too. andrea canning: what started as kids playing football turned into teenagers dating girls. how was he out on a date? was he a respectful guy to his date? yeah. he was always respectful, that i saw. did you like hanging out with him? yeah, he was fun. andrea canning: the guys grew up, graduated, got married. he was at your wedding? john palomba: yeah. i was at his too. i knew his wife and her family since her brother and i were friends in kindergarten. i knew him for so long. i mean, it was like-- you know, he would h

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and this is at the moraga country club. a little bit of rain and also those clouds.ing out yesterday morning. and we're still seeing an amazing sunrise over parts of the south bay. can't really see the sun rising in the north bay, where the rain still continues. and we're at noon today, still seeing some heavy rain. while much of the rest of the bay area is just seeing cloudy skies and breezy winds, not expecting much rain south of the golden gate once again. but tomorrow some cold air is going to kick in and start to push this atmospheric river farther south into the rest of the bay area. by this time tomorrow morning and continuing throughout the day. and then we'll turn our attention to the south county, where this system will stall out and bring in heavy rain for tomorrow evening and into early saturday. so not much rainfall expected from san francisco, where we could see a quarter inch of rainfall today to over an inch of additional rainfall in the north bay. tomorrow is when the tri-valley, the peninsula and the south bay really starts to rack up those rainfall

one student was on a sports team and it was kind of a country club sports team. and so for the whole year 2019 2018 she was on the team, one student kept asking why do you say hi to other black people all the time, why do you always go to black parties . so the girl was like maybe she's jealous she's not getting invited and wants to go so she asks do you want to go to the party with me and she says i don't go to restless things, that was very strong language. fast-forward to 2021 and everybody's grappling with george floyd's death and we hear about everybody else, sadly. that same student is now asking her to teach her about race and racism and checking on her to see if she is okay. she's tired, seeing the video and has a teacher teaching her about race and racism and one of the people is exhibit a. people forget how much of an impact that has on students . one thing i wanted to highlight just to put it almost in economic terms, so many students of color during the lockdown and george floyd, ahmad aubrey, they didn't join dnexecutive board of student groups. for

the captain claiming country comes before club.feat and overcoming illness: carlos alcaraz is on track again at the atp tour finals. and sebastian coe says he'll make sure the ioc protects women's sport if he becomes its president. hello again. captain harry kane claims england should come before everything, with the total number of players that have withdrawn from the squad for the nations league matches against greece and the republic of ireland now at nine. the bayern munich striker says he isn't happy about it, with this the final selection made by interim boss lee carsley before thomas tuchel takes over injanuary. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is with the squad in athens.

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