dina shacknai: he said, dina, you've got to get here right away. josh mankiewicz: as rebecca explained it to police, jonah had been at the gym. six-year-old max was home with her. rebecca said she heard a crash and found max on the floor near the staircase. the mansion's heavy chandelier had fallen to the floor next to him. rebecca said max wasn't breathing, and she started cpr. rebecca's 13-year-old sister, xena, who was visiting, called 9-1-1. josh mankiewicz: police and paramedics arrived within minutes. jonah called dina from the hospital. and he tells me, thank god that she was able to give him cpr. i think to myself, my god, like, thank you, thank god. he's going to be ok. he's going to be ok. josh mankiewicz: max was unconscious. dina and jonah took up a vigil at the hospital. jonah's brother, adam, flew in from his home in tennessee. you came out to support jonah. correct. how well had you known max? i knew max well. he was a really wonderful kid. josh mankiewicz: at max's bedside, jonah asked one of the doctors for his prognosis. dr. peter

smoked these cigarettes today, foreign, rare, dina too."y, she's our shooter, what, what, she knows how to shoot, we need to find out more about this dina, i can, i'd better, she already knows me, at the same time i 'll take a closer look at the other shooters of the section, suddenly they also know something or are involved, and if dina kept these cigarettes for herself, then something else can be found in her house, you'll ask to visit, it's my concern, how will i get to her in that. the investigator thinks differently, that's for sure, want to get to know a man, divorce him, wait, take a kitten, they are all very affectionate, no, thank you, please take one, mom said not to come home with kittens, well, give them to the kids in the yard, we already gave them out last time, everyone already has one, here's what, let me take you to the pioneer house, to the petting zoo, i think they'll be happy to have kittens there, thank you. ninel says we have to wait, but i don't think anything will change in a week. slav, are you listening to me? sorr

was there and i really appreciated that dina was mad yeah. >> and she had a right to be mad, furious>> that she was mad because she felt humiliated. >> yeah. >> and she had a right to i was wrong. it's important not only recognize the damage for myself, but the damage to people that i love. >> mcgreevey, a father of two said he had grappled with his identity for years let's forced into what he called an acceptable reality, the national conversation can't, we let the guy be gay? he's married, shore, but he was forced in the closet by an american puritanism. his country was selling making it very hard for gay people to live their lives honestly, still, there is a sense of something unsaid in this discussion. and mcgreevey's words hint at something more. >> it just seemed hard to believe and it seemed hard to believe that jim mcgreevey was going to resign in office, that he spent his whole life trying to get by falling on his sword for the gay thing, there was no longer a real reason to pursue investigations. he was on his way out anyway. so what's the point of taking into his associati

siren wails dina was killed.stry reported 70 people were killed in the truck explosion. the israeli army says it wasn't responsible. a month later, sameh's family home was destroyed. thousands of palestinians were trying to get out. israel seized control of rafah, closing the border with egypt. now, no—one can leave. gunfire sameh and his girls got outjust in time. they're now 8,000 miles away in australia. benjamin netanyahu has long been opposed to the creation of a palestinian state. now his right—wing partners in government want him to go further. the vision is eventually to annex the west bank, but beyond that, they return the idea of reoccupying the gaza strip and possibly resettling this. there are also those who say that the vision, if you like, or the strategy of the right—wing parties is to annex the west bank, is to potentially resettle gaza. but the government. was so clear about it. they said israel is not going to be in gaza. l we don't want hamas to be in gaza. - we want the palestinians i to have

and who such a dina korneeva? the surname is common, it will not be easy to find.t married a long time ago and changed her surname. now that's a rare name, there's a chance. it won't work. the battery ran out, the phone died. we have one for mom. why were you scared, you weren't scared of anything, well, let's go then. "come on, oh, there's an old article, the provincial drama theater expresses condolences to valentina and kitishna kornieva, in connection with the untimely death of her daughter dina vitalnaya rokotova, wow, rokotovy, and what, you didn't know that kornei had? the prima forbids touching on her personal life, for the public she is only an actress, it turns out her daughter was a daughter, you are writing a book about her theater, was the wife of matvey rokotov, it turns out , i should meet with him, wow, i think it will be difficult to do, he is in moscow in a very high position, as i was told, look, an unread letter, you were not taught that reading other people's letters is unethical, but informative and primary, suddenly something important, look

this year awaited me in the month of june, when my students, graduates of the eleventh grade, pleased dinaergeevna, we had 100 points in the russian language, and this happened twice, well, almost three times, one was just a little short, 98, so the best reward is the happy eyes of your children; it is always very responsible to congratulate teachers, because their work is difficult to appreciate. 900 young mentors began their professional activities in schools and gymnasiums of the central region. informatics without sockets and the results of the educational project for the work on the assemblies of psychophysical development. a special method has been developed that allows residents of kindergartens without gadgets to learn about it. menavita quests, competitions, quizzes help to develop the basics of logic. they also cultivate skills and learning. of course, there was a response, at the same time it surprised and pleased us, because during the testing of didactic games, our teachers at our institution discovered our students from a different perspective, not through the prism of their

our correspondent dina demetrius traveled to dearborn to talk to arab american leaders who say they're feeling backed into a political corner. free, free, free palestine. free free free palestine. there's grief and anger over the war in gaza. at a rally outside this year's arabcon. we don't have to be so much on the defensive inside a debate over how that should affect arab american votes. we should really strict strategically in making sure that our vote is not wasted. there's a lot of frustration in the community. ayoub heads the american-arab anti-discrimination committee. really, they're sick and tired of their voice and their vote being taken for granted. dearborn is best known as the home of ford headquarters. now it's also known for its arab american community. for decades, it aligned with conservative republicans, but nine over 11 and the war on terror swung the pendulum solidly to the democrats. osama siblani is publisher of the arab american news. we have supported republicans. we have supported democrats as well. what's different now on the top of the ticket and even probabl

dina demetrius shows us a new survey that tells us americans are anxious about the future of the nationthe economy, and, of course, the presidential election. >> reporter: andrew payton says he's stressed. >> doesn't help to have your phone buzzing with like headlines and stuff. so there's always like kind of a background radiation of stress happening. >> reporter: it's something many americans are feeling as election day approaches. >> i do believe a lot of it from my own personal stress does trickle down from the political landscape of the last several years. >> reporter: according to the american psychological association, more than seven in ten adults say the future of the nation is a significant stressor with the economy and the 2024 presidential election right behind. >> over 70% of people are concerned about election violence or violence coming out of the election. over half say they are concerned that this election could mean the end of democracy and what's striking about that is that both democrats and republicans are not that different on those two issues. >> reporter: dr. art

so the final then i'll take you to august dina. 18 zero's accident a little. yeah. oh bike, rick shaw. and how long is it like a small business? even before they leave, it's clear this right will be a handful. the legs on the stairs windows in the middle there. let's or your time of times left for a 2nd. so the 3rd one can get in the ring. left one right on. yes. and now you in the middle, it's definitely going to ask, it was the out, lift your leg, i'm going to buy the hands and if your legs come on their dismissal, waiting for you, when we get there is already come out. finally, rosie gets on the road with around 250 kilograms of passenger weight divide, but that's the least of her problems. hey, don't break my rick showing. keeping them under control isn't easy. now he's got out again. this guy. finish. are you going to be good for that service and you want to keep going or not this and then you've got the haze now that most of the for nearly there to do that again. and i'll check you out as much as you know. will you stop? man, i really, really have to kick you

cbs' dina dimitrios has the very latest on the campaigns. >> my friend, the next president of the uniteds of america, vice president kamala harris! [ cheering ] >> reporter: vice president kamala harris led a star-studded rally in georgia, sharing the stage with former president barack obama for the first time during her campaign. >> thank you, mr. president! just 12 days left in one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime, and i don't need to tell you voting has already started, and everybody here knows it's going to be a tight race until the very end. >> reporter: early voting is under way in more than 30 states. more than 30 million votes have been cast either in person or through the mail. >> we have an opportunity before us to turn the page on the fear and divisiveness that have characterized our politics for a decade because of donald trump. >> reporter: earlier, former donald trump came out swinging in battleground arizona, where immigration and border security are prime issues. >> my message today is very simple. kamala's migrant invasion given to us through gross inc

so the final then i'll take you to august dina. 18 zero's often a little. yeah. as her like rich shots and the ones that like a small business, even before they leave, it's clear this, right will be a handful the legs. so on the 3rd one goes in the middle as the, let's say for your time walters left for a 2nd. so the 3rd one can get in the one left, one right on. yes and now you in the middle, it's definitely going to ask it was i was out. lift your leg, i you know by the hands and if your legs come to come on their dismissal, waiting for you when we get there is already come out. finally, rosie gets on the road with around 250 kilograms of passenger weight divides. but that's the least of her problems. hey, oh, don't break my break showing. keeping them under control isn't easy. 6 now he's got out again, this guy finish. are you going to be good for that service, and do you want to keep going or not let's and then you've got the haze now that most of the for nearly there to do that again, and i'll check you out as much as you know. well, that's where you start,

so the final then i'll take you to august dina 18 nero's afternoon. a little. yeah, it's like rick shots and as long as that, like a small business, even before they leave, it's clear this ride will be a handful. the great legs on the stairs windows in the middle there. let's for your time. what do i have left for a 2nd? so the 3rd one can get in the left one right on. yes. and now you in the middle it's definitely going to ask it was i was out lift your leg i you know by the hands. and if your legs come to come on their dismissal, waiting for you, when we get there is already come out. finally, rosie gets on the road with around 250 kilograms of passenger weight divide. but that's the least of her problems. hey, don't break my rick showing. keeping them under control isn't easy. now he's got out again. this guy finish. are you going to be good for that service and you want to keep going or not this and then you've got the haze now that most of the for nearly there to do that again, and i'll shoot you out as nice as you know. well, will you start? oh man, i rea

i have the privilege as a member of congress to serve with the incredible dina titus, a fighter for the. i know steve is not here but he is right there with him. not just for nevada, for the entire country, you need to send jacky rosen back to the senate. i know representative leger fernandez is with us. we have been joined by the honorable julie hsu, who is working like mad to get things done. she understands that it is labor that built the middle class. when the middle class is wrong, america is strong -- he is strong, america is strong. it is a beautiful sunday morning with lots of stuff going on but here you are. you are here because you love the country and understand the fight in front of us. you understand, and caitlin laid it out clearly, you know what they are doing. donald trump brags about this. the data is clear, in states like texas maternal mortality has shot through the roof. to be very clear, there are no exceptions. my counterpart, think about this. there are 350 million people in this country and the next vice president will either be jd vance or me. i lose sleep over

thank you so much. >> thanks, guys. >> all right dina, time now. 518. cdc says as october begins, it's the perfect time to get vaccinated. they advise getting flu and updated covid shots before the cold weather begins, as the rate of infection goes up dramatically. when we spend more time indoors. a new survey says less than half of americans plan to get covid or flu shots this season. >> i think a lot of people think vaccine hesitancy just means opting out of all vaccines, but that's not the case. it can really be a spectrum between outright refusal of all vaccines to delaying or declining one or more vaccines. >> and this year, the cdc says, it's really easy to get both covid and flu shots at the same time. time is 519. state farm insurance, california's biggest home insurer, says more than 1 million californians could lose insurance coverage over the next five years, according to the san francisco chronicle. state farm blames the insurance cutbacks on financial instability. state farm is already asked the state to let it raise rates by as much as 30%

so the final then i'll take you to august, dina: 18 zero's asking. oh yeah. and if i read shots in the runs at like a small business, even before they leave, it's clear this ride will be a handful the legs. so on the 3rd one goes in the middle of the list for your time, what time's left for a 2nd. so the 3rd one can get in the brain, left one right on. yes. and now you in the middle, it's definitely going to ask, it was, i was out lift your leg, bind you know, by the hands and if your legs come to come on their dismissal, waiting for you, when we get there is already come out. finally, rosie gets on the road with around 250 kilograms of passenger weight divides, but that's the least of the problems. hey, don't break my rick showing. keeping them under control is an easy now he's got out again. this guy. finish. are you going to be good for that service and you want to keep going or not? and then you've gotta have now that most of the stuff that i'm size is out of the nearly there to do that again. and i'll check you out as much as you know. well, that's where

congresswoman dina titus of nevada. thanks so much for your time.eciate it thank you all right. just days ahead of the election, the supreme court has issued a very big ruling allowing virginia to purge alleged noncitizens from its voter rolls. cnn, chief supreme court analyst joan good book joins me now. joan, i mean, this is i mean, this is remarkable on a couple of levels. won just the substance of the case, but the supreme court to hand down this kind of a decision six days before the election. i have to think that is going to raise some eyebrows. >> well, the supreme court is in it now, jim and there they're looking as divided as ever because the three dissenters from today's ruling are the three liberals. you know that this court is controlled by a conservative super majority. what the justices did just in the last hour, jim was clear the way for virginia officials to purge certain people from the voting roles now will only involve an estimated 1,600 people at this point. but what it does is potentially compromise federal law that says that th

biggest reward this year awaited me in june, when my students, graduates of the eleventh grade , pleased dina sergeevna, we have 100 points in russian, and this was twice, well , almost three times, one was a little short, 98, so the best reward is happy eyes your children. very much, in the pedagogical community of the minsk region there are more than 30,000 specialists, this year more than 900 young teachers began their professional career in schools and gymnasiums of the central region. already this evening, minsk dynamo will hold its debut match in the elite main round of the conference league, which is being held in an updated format this season. the opponent of the belarusian club will be scottish hearts, astav. for the game are high, because the european cups are the image of our football, about what was said the day before at a press conference from the scene of events from azerbaijan andrey kozlov reports. greetings to everyone from sumgait, this is azerbaijan, this evening here we will have a big football start and a long-awaited event for all fans of the number one sport of our nat

biggest reward this year awaited me in june, when my students, graduates of the eleventh grade, pleased dinana, we have 100 points in russian, and this was twice, well, almost three times, one was just a little short of 98, so the best reward is the happy eyes of your children, among the awardees are teachers of various subjects, representatives of pedagogical dynasties and... and specialists who are united by professionalism, fruitful work and love for children. it is always a great responsibility to congratulate teachers, because their work is difficult to evaluate, they put their skills, abilities and love into the soul of each child. this year , the pedagogical community of the central region was replenished with more than 900 young specialists. they began their professional path in rural and urban schools of the region. vitaly selyavko and dmitry garkusha. news central region. an example of how technologies not only bring benefits, but also save lives. a few hours after surgery, patients can move freely. and expectant mothers from tukhearts can hear their chats in their familiar home en

restaurant succeeds and he's hoping to one day write a book about his mom story to me like my mom, dina and what does it not speaking her having her business and so successful? i think that's inspiring stories of people. i kind of want to share that the world does that feel good knowing that they're proud of you and that they want to continue help out? a mother's love present in every dish served it out when comair the cozy corner restaurant where everyone is i think it's important for people to light. i like coming years is forget about what's going on in the outside world and just enjoy with whoever is next. in berlin heights, noelle bellow kron. 4 news. >> and if that made you hungry, like i know some of us are you can get a taste of the restauranhe alleys farmers market. the restaurant sells food there every saturday from 8 to one. sure to catch more of our stories highlighting the hispanic community as kron. 4 continues to celebrate all month long. scan the qr code on your screen and you'll get directed to the hispanic heritage session of our website and be sure to tune in on tuesd

from dina worked in the shrimp industry for 10 years until he decided that trend farming needed a new approach. one with competitive costs and minimal environmental impact. sometimes we see the shrimp, they kind of like to just float up with the bubbles, and then go around and then pull it up again and go around and float up again. it's almost like they're kind of having fun. the team is already thinking about applying . it's a farming system to chickens or capital, but 1st they want to read their own shrimp, instead of buying juncture and from thailand. according to the 2 founders, our, our culture is just the beginning for this new generation of agricultural systems in which the computer is the former. a majority of india as vast roller population is yet to benefit from the technological progress we see in india as cities. the development of the needs of those of areas are very different than those of big cities, but efforts are being made to bridge this gap. we visited to make hardly out the northeastern states known as the abode of the clouds. we'll see how solar bob will have hel

and i mean, you're going for walk to move for a high well alex and his crew organized hikes from the dina level to which the summit of mount. okay, now the, today the a to stick in on a trip to lead me to walk through a forest in a room today's high cuz that's all a mixture. that's time us to more experienced time because we just want to stretch to make the roof interior. so my friend, but i'm trying to govern, select more stiffness, done me. so yes. if i did send it through my intake, i mean i can read them some constraints. you actually went up under michigan. so, you know, i'm not an old g, but almost close on, which is you can do stretches instructions, a deep breath in and out, and hopefully goes into the forest through the different vegetation. so some like this bumble far as the locations for, for to threat like to start at his out a company in san 219 been in the forest somehow never gets one of the they reason why and i hike is i am i lost you can for the i to for, to, for president losing, but also because i use them, use them on the website and all things have gone as the hiker

i can for me, dina, getting a total of i can come, the data is key, but counting bars is not the same as protecting time. if technology tells us species are dwindling, policy makers will also have to take steps to stop it. that's all for now. thanks for watching and see you again next time on tomorrow today, by the thinking as a network thing, fine. show about vision raised and they had project together for a future worth living. working for a more united world. d w, the much makes us the diversity of it's residence, the commitment to one another, no matter what is the cost of what did you do before i tell you the channels she survived? oh sure it's thanks to music. he was the nazis favorite conductor. he is more on the the genuine to musicians under the swastika, a documentary about this sounds of power, inspiring story about survival of the home and you go get the tennis. i was the only one what lies look in nazi germany. watch now on youtube, dw documentary living independently rise to our society is full of contrasts and inequality is a big challenge. many problems can only be sol

i can for me, dina, getting a total of i can come, the data is key, but counting birds is not the same as protecting time. if technology tells us species are dwindling, policy makers will also have to take steps to stop it. that's all for now. thanks for watching and see you again next time on tomorrow today. by the germans or voting for the far right, causing a growing, concerned, and some see parallels to hitler's rise to power. what are the events in 1933 really comfortable to 2024. right, so far, right to germany, repeats it's not see past those in 75 minutes on d, w, the one on 6 times increasing county. more people than ever on the worldwide inspection. and one is very hard to say, very difficult to find out about time on store in. so mike runs this shadows, these pod costs and video shed lights on. the dog is devastating. colonial har is infected by germany across and he employed the scorched farms and destroyed lights. what is the legacy of this wide spread races, depression? today? history. we need to talk about here, the stories, shadows of german colonialism in the 1st year

restaurant succeeds and he's hoping to one day write a book about his mom's story to me like my mom, dina and again, what does it not speaking her having her business and so successful? i think that's inspiring stories of people. i kind of want to share that the world does that feel good knowing that they're proud of you and that they want to continue help you out? >> a mother's love present in every dish served it out when comair the cozy corner restaurant where everyone is i think it's important for people to light. i like coming years is forget about what's going on in the outside world and is enjoyed with whoever is next. in berlin heights, noelle bellow just fsa kron. 4 news. >> one of great story. yeah, i love that. she first when around the apartment building, unlike anybody younger years, a menu, that's the way to go through into this. so you can obviously visit the brick and mortar their own mission. you can also get a taste of one come there at the know we've ali farmers market. the restaurant sells food there every saturday from 8 in the morning to one in the afternoon. all rig

ringback and of course, it also produces data that we can use for conservation can for me, dina, getting a total of i can, can data is key, but counting birds is not the same as protecting time. if technology tells us species are dwindling, policy makers will also have to take steps to stop it. that's all for now. thanks for watching and see you again next time on tomorrow today. by the be are own health advocates by turning into your own ex best will. you'll try without any fiction. and with no surprise be active the way in good shape. 30 minutes. d. w or germans or voting for the far right, causing a growing concern and some see parallels to hitler's rise to power. what are the events in 1933 really comfortable to 2024. right so the far right to germany repeats it's not the past. in 75 minutes on d w. the is increasing at reason many fucking on black silver stars. the work varies holiday destination drowning costs at the cost every year of the exports over $1000000.00 tons of plastic. why is there another way officer ruled, the environment is not responsible make up your own mind, dw,

that spring. indeed, obvious chief political correspondent dina has it's. she's following this story for us. now. what will can you tell us? well, the foreign office calls that's a very drastic measure, this measure that is a response to the execution of jumps utah mont. and it will affect some sadie to a rainy and come to us off here in the cities of front for the hamburger munich. they will no longer be authorized to exercise conseula functions, and this means that they will also probably lose the residents permits in germany. but the embassy here in belin will not be closed and germany will also reach out to you partners and push for further use sanctions against iran. that would go against everyone involved in the arresting, imprisoning execution of time to time out as well as everyone involved. and which em nichols the show trial against him. and these measures don't come as a surprise the german government had worn for a long time. it would have severe consequences if iran was to execute them should come up. and they summoned the associate a fat here

and dave, joining us that from that event in dina river community and can police are questioning 3 people in connection with a potential attack on tourist spots. on tuesday, the us on to k embassies issued travel warnings, wealth as well as it systems to leave the country. well fernandez reports from oregon bay in the south east of the island. the rumbles in paradise diehard sofa is that still catching waves in south eastern she long despite travel warnings, 2 days a go and see a lot of 49. lots of but yeah, we do like this on tuesday, the united states strongly urged embassy stuff and citizens to avoid are going to be because of what it called creative vogue. warnings of an attack. the u. k followed suit citing a hyphen terrace threat and wanting that terrorist a very likely to try to carry out attacks. i took those tory sites and places of worship, at least confirmed they had been investigating a possible threat against these remedies who make up one of the largest groups of tories at this destination. they chabad house, a jewish religious and community center mentioned as a possible ta

the country very said in favor of lifting the us economic in fargo on cuba at the un, diane, i'm on dina has been replaced by argentine is in basset to washington. the president's office legs issued a statement of funding is opposition to what it called cuban dictatorship transport workers across argentina have staged a one days trying to protest against government spending counts on privatization plans. i've been backed by several of the unions and social organizations funds, wine, that report tron sports across knowledge and seeking a ground to a stand instead of one of the biggest protests the country has seen since the libertarian governments of president heavy emily took office last december the government has maintained a hard line free market policy saying it's the only way to check the annual inflation of more than 220 percent and save large and teen is struggling economy. the strike because the whole thing that the deafening silence vmc trains and roads will bring that message home will push the fights against the government. the city is determined to comp, spending unsettled st

long let an executive dina brendan university, strong young institute for financial studies, told us that us buying on china is nothing new to you as a spying or china is an open secret. the fia is property, play, recruiting spies across speak, chinese, and a many of the century parts to also show that the china is one of the country most severely affected by the site. but attacks and intelligence with these, the competition between china and the usa is not only in media tree economy training, but economic gender, financial respect also being in pageants. and the spice and passing of china no longer trots that us as trying to data in the past. but as taken necessarily a national security precocious to i believe that to.

’s very a lot, since the full scale began and you remember these boards, there is the russian ship dina, in principle, that military materia, and now even among teenagers, there is my child, a teenager, and girls, i see. i often hear that such young people swear a lot, that is, it is ok for them, that is, when you scroll through tiktok, there is also a lot of swearing very much, plus we have it now... there are a lot of youtube channels on the air, these are stand-up comedians, they a lot of people are also tired and a lot of people watch them, i think maybe you don't see, but i've been researching all of that too, and it's affecting me in such a way that it's like ok. once upon a time, when, well , that is, my grandfather was beaten in the face just for the word stupid, that is, in our country it was not even possible to say stupid there, for example, in the family, and my dad is a poet, he is not a mother either. kavsya, i also did research, i looked at their letters, correspondence, even from the army, for example, they wrote, then it was the 60s and 70s, the fashion for mat came som