come in an hour to the drummer. and a picture i'm ellie is your real name your real name? well, in that case, you. hello from beyond. from the tattoo i found this photo. my dead friend's safe. i'm interested in how she got there and what kind of relationship did you have with kolya zyryanov? i do not know any zyryanov photos i gave to another person. and it's none of your business, you're wrong. there on the reverse side of the date my friend was killed three days later. so it's not just my business, it's a matter of honor. i can't help you. listen, i want to know. you are threatening me. me, let's go. and if the car is not designed for her, yes, it's a chore, well, it's different. and you have a law that li, he doesn’t inject, he’s a bastard, he says that he quarreled with his wife, and then he walked around the city all night, but nothing after the night, in general, to the cell. i think it will be more accommodating. okay i'll go. what a stupid day . man, let's smoke. hello artyom where are you thank god i'll call you back? lyosha lyosha do you hear me? lyosha yes, ever

the ellie wasell award to the ritchie boys by general mark millie chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and the principal military advisor to the president. over his distinguished 40-year career general millie has led our forces all over the world defending our nation and its ideals. general milley, we know how very busy you are at this time of crisis. and are deeply honored you are with us. welcome. please take your seats. don't stand for me. you've got another group. you're gonna be standing for the real heroes tonight. you know one of the guys i saw out here. i don't know if you know it name is arnold mayor. you're gonna be standing for him in just a second. he's one of my professors at princeton back in the day. professor european history, give me a b minus. i always thought it should have been a hey, look at good evening. thanks everyone for the opportunity to speak tonight for me. this is very humbling. and and i appreciate. the introductory remarks yes, there's a lot of things going on, but there's always time to never forget. and and i'm very very humbled to have an opportunity

give a big round of applause to kimberley ellis! [applause] >> what's up san francisco? ! [applause] i also want to thank carmen for her leadership and bringing us all together here. thank you carmen for the work you continue to do on behalf of women, on behalf of families and on behalf of san franciscans everywhere. thank you. i love to invite our friends who have joined us into this conversation because the truth of the matter is, we believe in children. we believe in healthy children. we believe in a contry that provides for the whole health of children in this country. and so if you want to talk about ways that we can work together to insuring that is possible then join us. otherwise, have many seats and be quite. i also like to put a finer point on the women that we just heard from, malia cohen is running to be the state controller of the 5th large est economy in the world, the chief financial officer of california. she will be on the ballot this november. we are very proud of a daughter of san francisco who is running this year. they say struggle is a never ending pr

i am wondering, ellie, how long is this conversation? this persuasion going to go on out one year, 5 years, 20 years, or do you think? well, of course it's actually been going on to 200 years. i mean, he also was the 1st that they requested, not long after the 1st great state was formed. but i guess the campaign in the last 3040 years has really been advocating very strongly. but i think the conversation is, danny said that the very beginning i feel, but there is a shift. there is a change. i think this really has changed and it just, it's picking up momentum. it's just, it's wrong on so many levels. and of course, one thing we haven't discussed, which i'd like to touch on is the, is the solution. you know, what is the solution? yes, they should just give them back and it should be a political, a political will. it should just be a decision made. but then you know, what can the solution look like there and, and you can, you, can you the solution in one sentence because we're right at the very end by show you what is what, ok, the solutio

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i want to get to ellie because we're running out of time.mentioned globally and joe biden isn't going to solve this problem 6789 what do we need from our allies around the world to solve the potentially deadly and disastrous issue? >> iran is the number one sponsored state of terrorism in the world and europeans thought it was a middle east problem. right now by iran giving russia drone technology and having own troops on the ground in crimea, they've proven to the europeans it's not a local problem and so there's two steps europeans can take. number one recall their own diplomats based in iran in the islamic republic of iran and number two, expel iran's so called diplomats from europe. the time is now. todd: hopefully they're listening. rebekah and ellie, thank you very much much on the very, very sober topics. we appreciate it. coming up, double standard@department of justice and crack down on antiabortion protesters and what about pro-life centers? andy mccarthy has the tips to fix the fbi. he's next but first, you guys know, the fun does

and i wanted to come back on ellis point, and just to add to it, i agreed with everything she said, but what makes the parthenon sculptures so unique is that the building from which they were hacked by the earl of elgin, that building still exists. it is there, and that makes them very, very particular. they only comparative item in the british museum collection to that would be they beard of the sphinx got the sphinx to stella in, in the desert of egypt. but i do want to emphasize the fact that these are a very, very special assemblage of items that as ellie says, they were part and parcel of a building. they were part of the structure of the building. and it's not a coincidence. but in greece, these sculptures are regard, are referred to as blocks because they are relief carvings on the blocks that form the part of the structure. el, again, got local stonemasons to saw them off so he could get ship them back to britain. and so they're called slabs in britain, and that's because they've already be mutilated. and so you can see in the form today that disco disconnection really from that

rehema ellis now on how one district is getting back on track in our series, "kids under pressure." >> put your name on the page number because you're going to turn that in. >> reporter: in heather smith's class she knows exactly who is making the grade. >> we talk about goal setting, and they're my partners. >> reporter: partners in a data-driven approach to learning for the nearly 16,000 students in indianapolis' perry township school district started seven years ago, the superintendent says it's now the perfect system helping to narrow the learning gap caused by the pandemic >> we didn't redesign. we got back to our design >> reporter: after math and reading scores dropped more than ten points, he says this very diverse district where 75% of students receive free or reduced lunch is now getting back on track. >> this isn't something that we're going to fix within two years. this is going to be a long-range process of building skills. >> reporter: and how are they doing it? monthly tests called evaluate in both reading and math focused lesson plans you're tailoring your lessons to a

host: the ad featuring a republican endorsement, what the kind of message that senator ellie is tryingo sense? >> the idea that he is centrist, independent and trying to get to good policy out comes, this is very on brand for him to hold up republicans who have seen value in what he is talking about and trying to accomplish in washington stop it's notable that this seat is the one once held by senator john mccain. this is part of something that has been a storyline that mark kelly has wanted to reinforce. he is someone who is reachable from both sides and not beholden to just democrats. republicans have of different view of his voting record. they say he is a reliable ally of chuck schumer. host: you know as anybody about president biden's approval rating. how is senator kelly weathering all that? >> he is as well positioned as any democrat can be at the moment stop president biden is underwater and is net unpopular in arizona. this was noticeably the state with the closest election market -- margin in the president here has always been tenuous because of that step the biden administra

island good anti--- ellis island. and he ended up in marion, north carolina. he stayed the night in the train depot. no one came to pick him up, so finally, a conductor pulled him on the train and took him to charlotte, north carolina on that train and it was an arabic family around the coffee shop at the train station. and they talked about the mixup. they gave him a job. he started washing dishes. then he became a peddler. then he went back and got the rest of his family. they made enough money to get a wagon and they went to the countryside selling cloth, sewing materials, shoes, stuff like that, and it evolved into a clothing -- into john mack and sons. it was a clothing department store. my father, who was an entrepreneur, decided he wanted to be totally on his own, and he started a wholesale grocery business. david: they wanted you to go in that business at some point? john: i don't think my father did. my mother is a very strong force. she only wanted me to be a doctor and i really did not want to be a doctor.

ellis says tech job growth was in the negatives for san francisco and san mateo counties in august. >> he says he wouldn't be surprised if the numbers continue to trend downward. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> we'll be right back after the break. >> welcome back for 55. getting a look at downtown san francisco. and yeah, you can see the gray that's hovering right above it. this morning. visibility is okay and san francisco right now. but watch out for some of the low cloud cover actually making contact with the ground and some foggy spots elsewhere in the bay area this morning. as for current temperatures right now, we're sitting in the 50's santa rosa at 52 oakland, hayward, fremont at 57. don't forget the jackets. if you're venturing outside this morning later today won't need the jacket so much. san jose going to be picture perfect at 70 degrees. well, oakland at a cool 65 in san francisco might keep the extra layer with yet with a high only at 60 degrees today. right now. >> all right. well, still to come on the kron, 4 morning news, we're talking about how least hopes and calls are

ladies and gentlemen, good morning to tracee ellis ross. [ applause ] yes!>> felt like it needed a little shimmy. you know what i mean? >> you give us a little shimmy. >> i love an outfit. >> gosh, i love a look. i slept in this. >> i can't get over it. it is stunning. >> come on. look at that sleeve. okay, sorry. >> no, no, no. love following you on social media because just for this reason. you bring such joy in everything. talk about -- >> i traffic in joy. >> you do. talk about the sweet moment recently, you were pulled up on stage. your mother and your sister at a concert. >> my sweet little mom was at radio city. a little place to perform on a stage. so my mom was on stage at radio city and my sister wrote a song and my mom was singing it with her and i walked up like the proud mom with my phone recording them really close and my mom is like come up. i said, no, no, no. next thing i know i'm up there and i have -- i recorded songs for the movie "the high note." i sing. i was on stage with a live mic. i do big scary things in my career. i'm on "gma." i'

rehema ellis has details. >> have you agreed upon a verdict >> yes >> reporter: in a unanimous verdict the jury declaring alex jones must pay $965 million to the families of eight sandy hook victims and an fbi agent emotional relief in the court as the verdict was read >> after almost a decade of press and messages from conspiracy theorists led by jones, this is a moment years in the making >> reporter: jones was not in the courtroom for the verdict but immediately reacted on his online show calling the attorneys for the victims' families ambulance chasers and mocking the verdict. >> 57 million, 20 million, 50 million, 80 million, 100 million. blah, blah you get a million, you get 100 million, you get 50 million >> reporter: 26 people were killed in the sandy hook elementary school, including 20 first graders. several family members testified in the connecticut courtroom about intense harassment, death d rape threats >> it is a constant fear >> reporter: from followers of conspiracy theorist alex jones who claimed for years the massacre was a hoax mark barton described the emotional st

elly came to the u.s. as iranian refugee.uty special envoy under president trump and joins us now. how are you elly. >> will, it's great to be with you. >> will: before we get directly into iran, what a predicament the biden administration finds itself in after reducing american energy independence domestic production and now looking for alternatives when saudi arabia cuts oil production. i don't know if that's going to be venezuela. i don't know where it's going to be but it doesn't seem to be in the u.s. national security interest. >> will, i have to tell you joe biden is in a crisis that he invented himself. the u.s. under the trump administration was an energy exporting country. and joe biden has crushed the american energy industry because of his woke climate change policy. at the same time, he came into the office and he decided to alienate our historic allies, specifically the kingdom of saudi arabia. he said that he was going to turn saudi arabia into a pariah state. he has been, treating the iranians to reenter the d

ellie price, bbc news, stocksfield.not guilty as each of the charges were read out. she is alleged to have murdered seven babies and tried to murder another ten babies at the countess of chester hospital betweenjune 2015 and june 2016. opening the case for the prosecution, mickjohnson said the prosecution, mickjohnson said the countess of chester hospital is a hospital with a maternity unit like any other in the uk. but unlike any other unit there was a poisoner at work. he said the babies, who are the victims in this case were not the victims in this case were not the victims in this case were not the victims of naturally occurring tragedies, but of the constant malevolent presence of the woman in the dock. lucy letby�*s parents were in court this morning as when the parents of many of the babies who feature in this trial. it is going to last, it is a complex case for around six months. it has taken some time to select the jury so the judge said to thejurors time to select the jury so the judge said to the jurors befor

the ellie wasell award to the ritchie boys by general mark millie chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and the principal military advisor to the president. over his distinguished 40-year career general millie has led our forces all over the world defending our nation and its ideals. general milley, we know how very busy you are at this time of crisis. and are deeply honored you are with us. welcome. please take your seats. don't stand for me. you've got another group. you're gonna be standing for the real heroes tonight. you know one of the guys i saw out here. i don't know if you know it name is arnold mayor. you're gonna be standing for him in just a second. he's one of my professors at princeton back in the day. professor european history, give me a b minus. i always thought it should have been a hey, look at good evening. thanks everyone for the opportunity to speak tonight for me. this is very humbling. and and i appreciate. the introductory remarks yes, there's a lot of things going on, but there's always time to never forget. and and i'm very very humbled to have an opportunity

ellie price, bbc news, crawley.they say local authorities are on a financial cliff edge and more cuts will hit the poorest communities hardest. our health correspondent dominic hughes has this report. this is what public health in action looks like. hi, i'm carole. i'm from the quit smoking team. anthony is a smoker, but with a fractured foot and shoulders, he's now stuck gateshead's queen elizabeth hospital. so, how many cigarettes do normally smoke a day, anthony? ten at the most. so, carole, one of the hospital's stop smoking advisers, sees a chance to help anthony quit. we can offer you some patches for your arm, and we can give you an inhalator, it's something to do with your hands, and that's full of nicotine as well. carole herself gave up smoking five years ago. she understands how hard it can be. if i could do it, anybody can, and i did it. so you can as well. and she fears what might happen if this kind of service didn't exist. i just think people will die sooner because they're not getting the support tha

but 1st business news with chris kolber, bob ellis and belin, from me, and the new seemed thanks for watching. ah ah, what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d. w world heritage. 360. get the act. now. how did she become at off hitler's favorite director? and how did he become a forgotten film? pioneer. leaning leaf and style and on old funk. in 1932, they set out into the icy wilderness of greenland to create a life threatening film project that became a major milestone in their life. ice cold passion starts october 8th on d. w. ah, european countries find a new way to talk to each other, will that help them to find unity and prod leaders are leading him attentions on how to tackle high energy prices. look at the latest from our correspondence, and we'll go to mexico, where drug cartels are fighting for control of the food business and its distribution chain. i'm for cobra. welcome to the program. european leaders have come together in the check capital, prague for the inaugural european political com

and it's where ana ellis simone grew up. her background is mar, her grandparents were communists, traveling fair ground workers, her parents postal workers, that ana, israel could go to madrid to study was a step up for the family. then came the financial crisis. after her studies, she lost 3 jobs in mass layouts. unable to afford her own, she shared an apartment by her late twenty's. she'd had enough and wrote a furious book via a reckoning with empty promises. oh, when her parents were young and she was a child, they had already built a life for themselves. but for uneasiness, a stable job, her own apartment, even starting a family, seemed like an impossible dream. at least for her generation with your fidel can her and i don't think we're last generation this in on the contrary, i mean a very visible when does it mean right? the by you've had the privilege of thinking a lot about ourselves. we really feel that been says him, what does he mean? her book is a memoir of growing up in the country side with little but a family

and so the protests all over the country continued for messiah mika for women, life and freedom. ellie, i asked lou fog allow me from jude abuse, fussy program, whether canada's bond on leaders of iraq to leads, revolutionary gods and more functions will affect the iranian regime. of course it has impact because islam republic regime doesn't want the word know what's going on in your, on what's the reason more needed if they care if the other countries care about human lives, including children, at least 9 children have been killed since the beginning of the process and as many express iranian expert lawyers and activists warn, it's not enough to talk and show solidarity. yes and is important and precious to all was, but i think on time is more crucial for iranian people. and a western countries should rec holder in mass of nerves and implements from your own and take further actions to make sure that a, for example, these murders doesn't happen. and i think that they have a date, a should sanction, like on the whole layer d. c. and a regime perpetrators to make sure that they can not

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was under direct ground, sold for the 1st 6 weeks of the war, and has been under intimate, and miss ellis accent said, over the last month, we'll say we've seen the instruction of russian suicide drones in cities like odessa. i don't see how it's acting. this bridge is going to change the russian attacks on places like keys and anyway, the way we should view attacks on civilians on cities is of russian impotence in military terms. attacking civilians is a legal and b doesn't help you. no military effort you should be attacking your opponents military forces. so i don't think this is going to have a great effect on, on what we're gonna do. it's, it's another empty threats from putin. there was mike martin worse than his fellow at king's college in london. mike, thank you so much for all of your insights. thank you. meanwhile, ukrainian authority is say they found $200.00 individual graves and a mass grave in the eastern city of lee mon. the military governor, other than that screeching has posted photos of the graves on line. the governor says exhumations have already begun. please say the

ellie price, bbc news, stocksfield.bc�*s global reach. the reverse side of the coin is inscribed with "inform, educate, entertain" — the values set out by lord reith when he founded the bbc in 1922. it also features an image of the queen rather than king charles, whose effigy will now adorn all new coins. the coins were produced before the queen died and will not be re—struck in order to minimise waste. the prince and princess of wales have recorded a special edition of radioi newsbeat to mark world mental health day. they became newsbeat reporters for the day, to lead a discussion with experts and campaigners in the field of mental health. let'sjoin pria rai, who'll tell us more. pria, what did they have to say? (os well, let us set the scene. this was recorded in the radioi well, let us set the scene. this was recorded in the radio i live lounge. this is usually the backdrop for pop stars but today stage was set for something very different. candid conversations about mental health. from the off, you could tell they w

the findings being that today are moving up quickly, like the ellis island generation. but upward mobility takes more than one generation. the idea that the children of immigrants achieved success and not at the expense of the us born. what can we do with this? well, one thing is clear to us. our immigration system does not need to immigrants based on their wealth or their level of education. we do not need to move to a canadian style point. rather, if we're willing to plan with the future in mind and take long view, we can continue to immigrants from poor countries who can do many of jobs that we need in agriculture, in services, with confidence that the american economy allow their children to rise. it's happened before and we are seeing it in the data happening now. is it possible in our current polarized environment to make changes that we need to immigration system? it may seem wildly optimistic to imagine that today's politics can create anything looks like consensus, but we are heartened by the fact that when we released earlier versions, these studies that are n

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for the pbs newshour, nicole ellis.sa: asking a federal appeals court today to end an outside review of documents taken from former president trump. a special master was ordered to examine white house records found at a trump today's filing estate in florida. today's filing argued that the judge overstepped her authority. 49 migrants flown from san antonio to massachusetts got a certification to allow the mostly venezuelan migrants to allow for special visas -- apply for special visas which allow them to stay in the u.s. lawfully. an investigation is ongoing. in australia, flooding from heavy rainfallas inundated parts of the country's second most populous city. officials say some 500 homes have a flooded in melbourne and other cities across victoria state in the southeast. crews have rescued more than 100 people in the past 48 hours. the swollen rivers are expected to remain dangerously high for days. climate change protesters in london threw tomato soup today on a van gogh painting at the national gallery of art. the

cnn's elly reeve has their story. >> when they moved the statue from its perch, it was surreal for apresents a very dark time in our history. >> they're tearing down our history, the true history. they say that it hurts maybe the black community's feelings. it hurts my feelings that they were slaves and now their history is being torn down. >> a stalt tue of a greek god dec carrying the statue of a confederate soldier. it was removed. americans are fighting over how the country's history is told. whether in public monuments or school textbooks. we wanted to know why some still feel connected to confederate history, so we asked greg if we could come to a meeting. >> it's a tough subject to put a confederate flag up, because people don't understand why we're doing it and quick to call us names. we're not doing anything wrong. we love everybody. i don't want to tear history down, i want to add to it. >> people would show up, like after the death of george floyd. anthony smith was there. >> we were out there, the kids were chanting. >> black lives matter! >> and then the confederates sta

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well, this what is the new ellis island looks like.americans are put last. i was just in el paso about five days ago a. and what i saw there reminded me a lot of what i saw in del-rio a year ago. there were hundreds of people under a bridge and there were thousands of people in custody with no end in sight. people just walking over, walking back and forth, like there was no border. this is what an america agenda, last agenda looks like. we have to stop this. we, the republicans in the house, we have a plan with this commitment to america. we win back the majority, you're going to see things change. maria: well, i moon, you mentioned el paso. the mayor of he'll p el paso is contradicting himself over reports that the white house pressured him not to declare an a emergency over this crisis. watch this. >> did the white house ask you not to he declare a state of emergency? >> absolutely not. the chief of the u.s. border patrol, chief ortez, he does not support declaring a state of emergency at this point. our congresswoman has urged for u

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