craig downs, and what he is learning is troubling. >> for example, imidacloprid can affect crab larvae as low as 50 parts per quadrillion. it affects their mitochondria at this level, so that it's a mitochondrial poison. it can affect their muscles. if the mitochondria are damaged in the muscles, it can cause paralysis. it also causes immune suppression in these crabs. meaning that they are much more susceptible to bacterial infections and fungal infections when co-exposed with imidacloprid. >> craig downs also studies the impact of imidacloprid on sea urchins. >> neonicotinoids cause dna damage in sea urchin sperm as low as 500 parts per trillion. it causes developmental abnormalities as low as 5 parts per trillion. it means that they're a mutagen. um, it means there's a direct threat to the reproductive fitness of the entire biodiversity of marine environments. if you have damage to sperm or if you have damage to eggs, the next generation will not be as fit or might not come into existence at all. um, so it threatens sterility. >> the meso-american reef stretches 700 miles from the n

and one of the many avenues pointing away from craig that investigators chose not to go down. hat once the investigators learned about that affair between craig and robin, they decided that they had their man. when in fact, the defense would say that the true killer may have been trumped someone involved with philip heights real estate dealings. a business center that had taken a swamp that. if jody was in for the defense. she was phillips longtime assistant. and that testimony suggested that if elected and tell her something, then it probably did not happen. >> he told me so much sometimes, i you know what how you want to stick your finger in your ear? >> joanne said philip never told her either about a physical fight in his home between the sons, craig and carrie. and once more, to hear joe and tell it. detectives may have overlooked the real power tank about to explode in phillips life. >> he had a lot of pressure on him. business wise. >> joe and describe to the jury just how big and varied phillips impressive business holdings were. two from his real estate investments,. >

yes, the water is collecting down there. craig news from drinking water for tea more good but was water alone enough to keep hundreds of soldiers and maybe even their horses alive? when ashley cost, if i was more than i because to liberty, there was definitely old food. how old it is, however, is difficult to say as much more than face after 5 hours in the cave, they stopped their way back. i honestly am. i found a small reservoir, so there is water here. dogs am appointed to store, however, the way into the cave is difficult. it's hard to say if it could have been done with horses in any case they could have been sheltered fellow, can you show, ah, still, there's not enough evidence to say whether timor was here. it still remains a mystery. look up. they'll come back to explore tea more in cave further. ah, from here it's less than a 100 kilometers to afghanistan. the silk road express is now heading west again. every one has their own way to pass the time. of course food is also important on such a long trip and it's served at t

craig: i would added that when i sit down with superintendents, fully funding special education is one of their top priorities, and those dollars are decided at the local level, school board, curriculum decided at the local level, as well. years and years of time and effort wasted teaching to tests under different leadership in congress, so we have to let teachers teach and help students think critically. moderator: thank you both. as the mother of a middle school math teacher, i see what happens day in and day out in my son's life. i just want to let everyone know that my son is wonderful. [laughter] rep. craig: don't get me started. i have four of them. moderator: and tyler has daughters. let's talk about the kids. mr. kistner: please. moderator: we are going to move on to agriculture. in the congressional district, agriculture is important. washington lawmakers discuss legislation earlier this year that would change tax law for family farmers. the second district is 65% covered in corn and soybeans, and most of our farms are small farms. what proposals would you support in congress

time, laura and her new significant other, craig's former best friend, the pj were preparing for a big change. >> their intention was to move as a family downrth carolina, and that move was supposed to happen within a couple of days. >> but craig had primary custody of the two youngest and wouldn't let laura take them out of state. so then how is laura rideout moving to north carolina? >> that is a good question. >> robin was suspicious of laura from the moment she arrived at her brothers town house. remember, the day craig went missing, laura was there. and, she was inside, tightening up. >> when i get in and i opened the sun glass door, it's laura. standing in his kitchen. >> that is -- that would be odd? >> it was odd. >> in my head, i'm thinking what are you doing here. >> cleaning up a crime scene, that is what investigated bolton suspected. in fact the boys admitted that it was their mother who gave them the bags of bloody clothes. >> it was just like something my mom told me -- >> when did your mom tell you to do that? >> it was this morning. >> okay? >> did you give you the bag? >> yeah. >> hours after arresting to two sons, investi

craig: i would added that when i sit down with superintendents, fully funding special education is one of their top priorities, and those dollars are decided at the local level, school board, curriculum decided at the local level, as well. years and years of time and effort wasted teaching to tests under different leadership in congress, so we have to let teachers teach and help students think critically. moderator: thank you both. as the mother of a middle school math teacher, i see what happens day in and day out in my son's life. i just want to let everyone know that my son is wonderful. [laughter] rep. craig: don't get me started. i have four of them. moderator: and tyler has daughters. let's talk about the kids. mr. kistner: please. moderator: we are going to move on to agriculture. in the congressional district, agriculture is important. washington lawmakers discuss legislation earlier this year that would change tax law for family farmers. the second district is 65% covered in corn and soybeans, and most of our farms are small farms. what proposals would you support in congress

down. -- -- >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> i didn't see it had a bad feeling. >> she did say, he has a gun

down. -- -- >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> i didn't see it coming. it was shocking. >> i had a bad feeling. >> she did say, he has a gun and i'm afraid he might use it. >> reporter: a story of sand, sunsets in fatal attraction. she had so much to give. >> she would make everyone feel special. >> reporter: successful at everything except love. then, she found him. >> she fed said she felt so good in his arms. >> reporter: he was handsome and crazy about her. there was talk of marriage. and then suddenly there was talk of trouble. she was frightened enough not to go home. >> she had fear that something would happen to her. >> reporter: it did. >> my sister's not answering her phone. >> reporter: how did love go so wrong? in a surprising twist, it would take not one, but two trials to discover the truth. >> he wasn't convicted of killing my sister anymore, all of a sudden. >> hello, and welcome to dateline. who who -- was a savvy entrepreneur. cut tom toolan his teeth in the financial world. they are connection was instant. but when they're some

think it was time time to sit down and talk with craig will never be a victory for russia. ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. as a mom on made, it comes to lawsuit kicked, then in cowboys. america forces are and you're not in europe engage in conflict with russian forces. the american forces are heritage, defend nato allies for nato escalades, even more indiscretion. military operations become a war when you, but they'll some of the rules that demonstrate that notion is my idea that i see a video to us thinking costliest of me live. so i use believe he should nick and he stops in a bill for me to a physical. he's almost there with them once you and you less only just don't finish entering a sewerage near us. he cooked the cold february 2007. that e, me, of hooton's munich speech is a milestone in contemporary history. many consider his famous address of the security conference to be attorney going to in relations between moscow. on the west with president putin spoke about major geopolitical issues in no uncertain terms. he harshly criticize

down. >> 's phoenix are also citing with craig abbott over his democratic challenger when it comes to theorder. 53 percent say he would do a jo at handling that the border. which bring in the political panel. vice president of tax strategie in former director of press communication for trumps 2020 campaign, welcome to both of you . >> good evening, mike. >> our hispanics leading the democratic party and the 2018 gubernatorial he received only 35 percent of the hispanic vote and in the 202020 presidential contest donald trump for got 41 percent of the vote. if abbott can improve on those, texas will likely be out of the democratic street indefinitely and democrats will have more cause for concerns about the essential building block of wha they hope to beat their new majority. our latinos moving away from th democratic party? >> s, not only is polling showing that, but past election have showed that as well. in three of the most recent bowls you are seeing parity in latino voters and that is a pickup for governor abbott freight we see latinos rejectin the democrats and they are moving to re

down ijust went up. her ex partner, stephen craig, drove her to this car park in weston—super—mare and poured petrol overily remember her strength of character when dealing with the trauma of this crime. she was also very _ with the trauma of this crime. she was also very positive person and stubborn — was also very positive person and stubborn and _ was also very positive person and stubborn and it _ was also very positive person and stubborn and it is _ was also very positive person and stubborn and it is often _ was also very positive person and stubborn and it is often seen- was also very positive person and stubborn and it is often seen as l was also very positive person and stubborn and it is often seen as a negative — stubborn and it is often seen as a negative thing _ stubborn and it is often seen as a negative thing but _ stubborn and it is often seen as a negative thing but for _ stubborn and it is often seen as a negative thing but for her - stubborn and it is often seen as a negative thing but for her it - stubborn and it is often seen as a negative thing but for her it was i stubborn and it

craig clements with the wildfire interdisciplinary research center breaks down why and says wednesday'sesented the best chance for a wild fire district. -- for a wildfire to start. >> if we get a couple days like this, this will increase our risk. reporter: october has brought some of the state's deadliest and most destructive wildfires. in 2018, the tubbs fire moved through sonoma county. what has changed? >> it has been cooler. we had a drizzle across the bay area. it was cloudy and that was uncanny. reporter: clements blames the absence of diablo winds, powerful dry winds that deliver our highest risk of fire danger. reggie: -- >> the winds can have an effect on the characteristics of a fire and how quickly it can spread and move. reporter: jesse burkett says while situations appear calm, the driver education is a recipe for a disaster. >> in the bay area, and a lot of people are saying we are not seeing any fire activity. one of our bigger goals is to keep 95% of all fires to 10 acres or less. the unpredictability of the weather proves anything is possible. >> he camp fire in 2018 s

this is dynamo's third defeat in a row, but craig woodcraft told how the team finds the strength not to slow downt on the ice with full determination. we continue to work. every day. we believe in ourselves working on the mastery of our system and all the components of the game all clubs. with such a busy calendar going through various trials and such, the most important thing is not to panic to work with passion and believe in yourself and what you are doing to maintain and increase confidence. this is very important and delicate moment. today was a big step in the right direction dynamo has seven wins and 17 points in 17 games. tomorrow the duel away from moscow spartak losses in martial arts and inefficient actions of the specialsberg prevented us from molodechno from performing the best in the new match of the regular season of the extra league. this is the opinion of the head coach of the bison andrey kovalev on the eve of the white and blue were defeated by the miner pavel kapsky for the young goalkeeper, this meeting was only the third in the current season. yes, yes game practice, and we

down, i just went out. her ex partner, steven craig, drove her to this car park in weston—super—mare and poured petrol over his crime. she was a fighter. she always kind of beat the odds. she was very, very stubborn. and that is normally seen as a very negative thing but for her, it was a very positive thing. it kept her going. jacqueline kirk... who you were convicted for gbh. steven craig was convicted of tbh in 2000 and released on licence three years ago. this is him being arrested last yearfor murder afterjacqueline kirk died in august 2019 with a ruptured diaphragm. she died from her injuries, which now makes me i responsible for murder? that's right. the intensive care consultant who treated jacqueline kirk during her last days testified. professor tim cook told the court that the injuries from the attack played a significant role in her death. he described her scarring as being like having a belt tied around her chest wall, he said her injuries made it to high risk to operate. steven craig denied murder, but the jury found him guilty. too high risk to operate. steven craig denied murder, but the jur

down in the legislature, to even study it. it does not make sense if we truly want a great environment. >> question number 5. >> the city of craig will take a significant economic hit when the coal mine and coal fire plant are shut down by 2030 in large part because of policy choices. what hope could you offer residents of those areas that they are not living in the future ghost town? what will happen to local governments, school districts and the people? gov. polis: the increase in utility rates my opponent cited is due to the spike in natural gas prices. that is largely due to the war in ukraine but shows where we cannot rely on this mobile commodity and take away control from colorado residents and give it to people across the world. we experience the same thing with winter storms in texas. others were left holding the bag because it was passed along to ratepayers when natural gas prices spiked. we need to make sure we are not beholden to international commodities markets or decisions of russian dictators. we were the first state in the country to not only create what support and fund a just transition office to work on the f

than 10 million views and catching the attention of alex craig was just go to the gym and saw the tweet from elon. i thought maybe i'll go down to see what's if there's anything interesting going on and must agree to buy twitter back in april for 44 billion dollars. but he then backed out of the deal. twitter sued musk in an effort to get him to finish the purchase the billionaire and tesla ceo countersued alleging that twitter distorted the company's value to sell at a higher price. personally, believe that there are many political pressure is on you on initially not to invest and then potentially to go through with the deal because be severe financial repercussions and twitter if he backs out. >> i think he sort of playing the long game a court has given musk until friday to finish his deal with twitter or go to trial twitter. 7500 workers concerned about their future at the company. >> after a report last week that musk plans on cutting 75% of staff. if he becomes owner. i think they'll be a lot of changes. i think he will fire a lot of people. >> i've been here all afternoon waiting us to leave. but so far, no sign of him

down by government laws. you largely over there, we would see. and so the galaxy with craig, i think the prize ease both human drives and funding who are transcending, paid with conflicts, and the key to ya. to be justice to those 8 months, exactly bought a and i'm sitting in front of me. i'm like, holy eggs. in ukraine, in bella, luce and eat russia. and you were mentioning that the, the group memorial in russia are in the work that they have done. not this is not an organization that is known internationally, but obviously you of worked very closely with them. given the situation with human rights inside russia, we've seen a brutal crack down in batteries. and now the warn you crying is as positive as it is to be awarded this prize. is it largely symbolic? has anything likely to change as a result of this? i think the friday is the super early point for memorial. who else lost their office in moscow? and policy justice and civil liberties? natasha and across the memory, always not only russian organization. it's an international human rights movement and gutsy the nobel pr

than 10 million views and catching the attention of alex craig was just go to the gym and saw the tweet from elon. i thought maybe i'll go down to see what's if there's anything interesting going on and musk agreed to buy twitter back in april for 44 billion dollars. but he then backed out of the deal. >> twitter sued musk in an effort to get him to finish the purchase the billionaire and tesla ceo countersued alleging that twitter distorted the company's value to sell at a higher price. personally, believe that there are many political pressure is on you on initially not to invest and then potentially to go through with the deal because be severe financial repercussions and twitter if he backs out. >> i think he sort of playing the long game a court has given musk until friday to finish his deal with twitter or go to trial twitter. 7500 workers concerned about their future at the company. >> after a report last week that musk plans on cutting 75% of staff. if he becomes owner. i think they'll be a lot of changes. i think he will fire a lot of people. twitter confirmed wednesday. that musk's video tweet was real, but it's unc

this is dynamo's third defeat in a row, but craig woodcraft told how the team finds the strength not to slow downh full determination. we continue to work. every day. we believe in ourselves working on the mastery of our system and all the components of the game all clubs. with such a busy calendar going through various trials and such, the most important thing is not to panic to work with passion and believe in yourself and what you are doing to maintain and increase confidence. this is a very important and delicate point. today was a big step in the right direction dynamo has in 17 games asset seven wins and 17 points. tomorrow the duel away from moscow spartak losses in martial arts and ineffective actions of the specialsberg prevented us from molodechno from performing better in the away match of the regular season of the extra-league. this is the opinion of the head coach of the bison andrey kovalev on the eve of the white and blue were defeated by the miner 06 we note the doubles in their asset recorded magomed gimbatov and alexander zhidkikh add that pavel kapsky worked the entire match at

down in legislature. to even study it. it does not make sense if we want a great environment. moderator: question five is from andy. >> the city of craig in particular are going to take a significant economic hit when their coal mine, coal-fired plants are shut down by 2030. because policy choices in pursuit of renewable energy at the state level. what hope can you offer residence and that they are not living in a future ghost town? what will happen to the local governments, school districts and the people? mr. polis: the increase in utility rates is entirely due to the spike in gas prices. that is due to the war in ukraine and other factors. it shows why we cannot rely on this commodity and take away control from, as colorado and give it across the world. weak spirits the same thing with the winter storms in texas. colorado were left holding the bag. oklahoma, texans and others because it was passed to ratepayers when natural gas prices spike. we need to be energy independent. we need to make sure we are not beholden to international commodities markets or decisions of russian dictators. we were the first state to not only create, but

what was going on for several hours this evening, downing street could not tell us whether there had been further resignations as a result. what a day. craige result. what a day. craig irwin joins me from _ result. what a day. craig irwin joins me from the _ result. what a day. craig irwin joins me from the foreign - joins me from the foreign exchange firm. we say this all the time, markets like certainty they are getting done at that in the uk right now? whatjeremy hunt did last week was provide a little more reassurance we would not be diving into the debt markets but that is all he has managed to do so far and that's a big task in itself, he has stabilised and unwind some of the damage done by his predecessor a few weeks ago and now we at at —— are a point with enormous uncertainty, the economic is looking as if it is heading into recession, the question is how deep, uncertainty about inflation and interest rates with inflation at 10% and is now political uncertainty, does make life difficult those looking to invest in the uk.- difficult those looking to invest in the uk. where is the money right — invest in the uk. where is the money r

craig. it was originally world incomplete, but replay showed he actually got e foot down and down, so touchdow, buffaloes. cal's chance to answer, for then go. plumbers pass is off the mark, and that's that's the game. colorado beats cal 20-13 for their first win of of the year. tears fall to 3 and and three. peyton manning, there is back in knoxville to watch his tennessee voles take on ala. nick sabin, though, not happy with this team in the first hal. nine seconds left, tied at 49-4. hendon okay waiting for someone to get open. he finds the court to get the voles in the field-goal range with two seconds left, and chase mcgrath, mcgrath, well, it wasn't pretty, pretty, but a 40 order to win it it in tennessee, beating alabama alabama for the first time since since 2006, and that party wanto anytime soon in knoxville. charles woodson firing up the crowd at the big house. michigan michigan hosting penn state, bae of unbeatens. jim harbaugh just letting the rest know that khaki khaki pants are still cool. third quarter, nittany lions up one. donovan edwards changes that with a 67 yard td run, a

they're curious about whether that's going to be a problem coming down the pike one more thing, the asian gas -- take wynn for instance, craige on a panel that he thinks they're not affected by inflation and oil, they're affected because their luxury aspirational customers are scared about their portfolios, when the financial markets are uncertain and volatile that's what affects -- >> yes, all right like lvmh this week, they showed that that consumer is still resilient. i'm looking at draft kings, too. it's down almost 5% toda what's going on there. >> that also is subject to a lot of scrutiny over how much they need access to capitol, whether they're really going to be able to turn a profit are they really going to be able to pull back their promotional spend, because they've reached a level of profitability in enough state. and i think there's a lot of speculation based on my conversations in las vegas >> i appreciate you highlighting that after a big week in vegas, contessa brewer. >> thanks. >> final trades are next esg is responsible investing. who's responsible for building esg into your investments? at pgim, the purs

than 10 million views and catching the attention of alex craig was just go to the gym and saw the tweet from elon. i thought maybe i'll go downting going on and musk agreed to buy twitter back in april for 44 billion dollars. but he then backed out of the deal. >> twitter sued musk in an effort to get him to finish the purchase the billionaire and tesla ceo countersued alleging that twitter distorted the company's value to sell at a higher price. personally, believe that there are many political pressure is on the lawn initially not to invest and then potentially to go through with the deal because they'll be severe financial repercussions and twitter if he backs out. i think he sort of playing the long game a court has given musk until friday to finish his deal with twitter or go to trial twitter. 7500 workers concerned about their future at the company after a report last week that musk plans on cutting 75% of staff. if he becomes owner. i think they'll be a lot of changes. i think he will fire a lot of people. twitter confirmed wednesday. that musk's video tweet was real, but it's unclear whether his purchase of the compan

than 10 million views and catching the attention of alex craig was just go to the gym and saw the tweet from elon. i thought maybe i'll go down and see what's if there's anything interesting going on and musk agreed to buy twitter back in april for 44 billion dollars. but he then backed out of the deal. >> twitter sued musk in an effort to get him to finish the purchase the billionaire and tesla ceo countersued alleging that twitter distorted the company's value to sell at a higher price. personally, believe that there are many political pressure is on the lawn initially not to invest and then potentially to go through with the deal because they'll be severe financial repercussions and twitter if he backs out. i think he sort playing the long game a court has given musk until friday to finish his deal with twitter or go to trial twitter. 7500 workers concerned about their future at the company after a report last week that musk plans on cutting 75% of staff. if he becomes owner. i think they'll be a lot of changes. i think he will fire a lot of people. twitter confirmed wednesday. that musk's video tweet was real, but it's un

down and people get to say, ah enough is enough. we're not going to tolerate this, just because you're in government won't see how far this proxy war in you, craig, which, which is never been in the interest of the united kingdom. i've never been in the interest of western count trees or indeed americans. this is, it's only in the interests of our school vested interest. i'm there, but the problem is getting this message across because the message press across by the control media is the starting out for, for a job with democracy. and people don't actually understand that vert, she know you for each of them democracy in the ukraine, asshole. well, i mean, they asked me, they were talking about freedom and democracy, going back to you a cause of ode libya, iraq, afghanistan. i mean, we could just go on until the cows come home, anthony web, political commentator joining us life ronada international. always love a chance to pick your brain. thank you very much for your time today. thank you. thank you very much. sure. thank you. let me time a ukrainian, a presidential adviser has demanded more weapons from key abs allies in response to today's att

craig lee, a retired fresno county corrections officer was with alanna virus during the time of the shooting was yelling at me. hey, get down and i can't. his what i was trained to do using his law enforcement training to help rescue as many people as he could route there to go help a guy do cpr. have that guy was a doing cpr on a guy that was even there. the further lee ran, the bloodbath became worse body after body for the confusion and fear sending lee into fight or my friend vance and those 4 other guys. 3rd unknown people that are heroes. do you recognize it all? i hope i find some of those guys. lee hopes that his friends would be awarded as civilian heroes saying they were the first responders before law enforcement arrived. 15 minutes later, there's not closure in it. and i think if you keep saying why, you know, why did he do it? it's just going to keep beating us. >> that was gabe salazar reporting for us tonight. supreme court is back in session or is about to be back in session because on monday is the start of their new term and they're set to make decisions on a lot of impactful issues. hannah brandt explains

down the line >> thank you, jake. affected and things like that, but again those websites >>> craig joins us good morning. >> good morning. jamie dimon, the chief executive of jpmorgan chase, america's largest bank, is warning that the united states could go into a recession next year. in an interview with cnbc he said the economy is still doing well, but that is likely to change in the coming months. >> you can't talk about the economy without talking about the stuff in the future. and this is serious stuff, okay? this is inflation which, obviously, is, changing -- it's rates going up more than people expected already and it's the war. these are very, very serious things which i think are likely to push the u.s. and the world, i mean, europe is already in a recession, likely to put the u.s. in some kind of recession six, nine months from now. >> dimon went on to say he is not sure how long that recession might last saying it could be anywhere from very mild to quite hard >>> to the nfl that dramatic comeback on monday night football kansas city down by 17 points to las vegas in the first half, but the chiefs, they came

craig lee, a retired fresno county corrections officer, was with a lot of ours during the time of the shooting, was yelling at me. hey, get down and tom, i can't. his what i was trained to do using his law enforcement training to help rescue as many people as he could route there to go help a guy do cpr. have that guy was a doing cpr on a guy that was even there. the further lee ran, the bloodbath became worse body after body. the confusion and fear sending lee into fight or my friend then send those 4 other guys. 3rd unknown people that are heroes. do you recognize it all? i hope i find some of those guys. lee hopes that his friends would be awarded as civilian heroes saying they were the first responders before law enforcement arrived. 15 minutes later, there's not closure in it. and i think if you keep saying why, you know, why did he do it? it's just going to keep beating us. that was gabe salazar reporting for us tonight. >> the supreme court is about to be back in session and monday's the start of their new term. and they're set to make decisions on a lot of impactful issues. hannah brandt explains what to expect. >> aft

justin wilcox down there is having a bad day in boulder against winless, colorado tied at 13 in overtime and jt shrout throws to montana. limon is craig. 22 yards in the pay dirt but he ends up actually getting called out of bounds display had to be reviewed. and then it was overturned take the lead. but the bears have a chance to tie jack plummer here had mason starling wide open for the tying score from the 10. but rather woods ends of popping the ball loose at the last second bears couldn't convert on 4th and goal. and that was that buffalo's get their first win of the season. 20 to 13, colorado fans real happy about it as they stormed the field. the bears fall to 3, 3, on the season and a heartbreaker. now the playoff baseball, the guardian. so see the new york yankees and aaron judge who hasn't really had a great playoff so far this year. that was until the 3rd inning. thanks down to nothing. the judge deposit this towering shot out to center field. yeah. that long gone ball game tied up and to hear yankees then eventually take the lead 5 to 4 and they go to the bottom of the night. guardians of the bases loaded 2 outs. and that'

craig. 22 yards in the pay dirt but he ends up getting called back. yeah, it was reviewed and it ended up being overturned because he was out of down just because there's a chance to tie here. jack plummer had mason starling wide open for the tying score from the 10. but trevor woods pops the ball loose there at the last second bears couldn't convert on 4th and goal. and that is that the buffaloes get their first win of the season. 20 to 13, colorado's fans storming the field celebrating the win. the bears fall to 3, 3, on the season and a heartbreaker. let's talk a little bit. talking playoff baseball here. guardians hosting the yankees. aaron judge was a bit of self in the playoffs so far this year into the 3rd inning when he acts were down 2, nothing. judge deposit this towering shot to center field. yeah. over 400 feet. they're tied to feeling pretty good about this judge. feeling pretty good about this. let's go 5 for now to the bottom of the 9th guardians of the bases loaded 2 outs. oscar gonzalez steps of his plate and the wants and the pitch. yeah. get stroke weekly center field. 2 runs come around to score guardians, get the walk-off win. the

five of them have said that wendy morton and craig have quit and turning in their official resignation letters but fundamentally, the whole operation is broken downto that statement there. but the sense of chaos is just completely enveloping liz truss government. this is unsustainable and things like to come to add pretty quickly and over the past couple of days, it is been a situation where ministers, or mps are going to move against the prime minister ever since her economic platform was ripped up and her chancellor was pushed out or replaced byjeremy hunt we got this almost hostile takeover of the government by the centre in the centre left of the tory party and he really does feel like it's only a matter of time for the prime ministers of the subject of takeover and it's been one of the most chaotic days i can remember westminster since the brexit wars of 2017 to 2019 and have a strong feeling that's not over yet and i think things will horribly come to at tomorrow because the government is reallyjust a laughing stock at the moment. flan is reallyjust a laughing stock at the moment-— the moment. can i 'ust be clear about the. h the moment. ca

craig whitlock, so call in. matthew is next, new york, democrats line. caller: you need to ask lane something to me, mr. whitlock. let's put aside mike flynn's shady sinead eggen's, in turkey, let's put that downiled administration. let's set that aside for a moment to get to the real crux of the problem here. how is it that the pentagon justifies allowing mike flynn to keep not only his rank but his pension, especially after all the treasonous act he has committed in trying to overthrow our democratic process? i have looked high and low, everywhere. i can't find a sensible reason why this man hasn't been brought up on charges. can you explain that, please? thank you. guest: i think i can and those are great questions. as you recall, mike flynn pled lt to lying to the fbi about his relationship with russian officials when he was the nationals dirty advisor for president trump and president trump pardoned him of that crime . it isn't that you can just go in and take his pension. in our reporting on retired u.s. generals and admirals working for governments, one aspect of the case that people forget about is that he actually got in trouble for going to moscow to have dinner with vladimir putin a

down syndrome. # leaving with the boy next door, can you fill me in? believe it or not it's been 22 years since craiglk about his upcoming memoir and new album. i feel old! i feel even older! with the squeeze on the cost of living getting tighter, there's concern a fall in food donations from supermarkets could really hit people struggling to make ends meet. ben's here to tell us more. it really is. the warning has come from fareshare. fareshare collects surplus products from the food industry, and redistributes them across the country to other charities. they then provide food parcels and meals to people who need help. so it has two main aims: to reduce food poverty, and also to reduce food waste, by making sure that unwanted and unused produce doesn't end up in landfill when it's still good to eat. in 2020, it provided 55,000 tonnes of food to help vulnerable people. that equals around 2.5 million meals every week and it says around two—thirds of what it distributes goes to children and families. but in recent months, fareshare says the donations from retailers are down around 200 tonnes per month,

down beat." check out his instagram for more information. all the way from the u.k., craiguse thanks for being with us, craig. really appreciate it [ cheers and applause our first guest tonight is a talented actress you know from her work in "knives out," "no time to die," and "the gray man. she stars as mariylyn monroe in "blonde" which is in select theaters now, and premiers globally on netflix september 28th let's take a look. >> don't pet me. >> she's good. she's almost here. >> please go [ chanting "marilyn" ] >> seth: please welcome to the show, ana de armas, everyo ♪ >> seth: thank you so much for being here >> thank you for having me >> seth: it is -- we were talking backstage. i love this film it is so -- it's an emotional rollercoaster to watch i can only imagine what it was like to have worked on it for months and months. >> same. >> seth: yeah, okay, good. [ laughter ] >> very emotional. very immersive but also, a beautiful experience >> seth: a gorgeous film and it premiered at the venice film festival. i've never been. i've heard it's incredibly glamorous. >>