ellis: ok. the one thing about lst is we can carry a couple of hundred men in addition to the crew so we had plenty of miscellaneous trucks, 40 or 50 trucks on board and the personnel that operated those trucks, tanks, whatever they happened to be. and sometimes it would carry men in addition to that so we had to have food to fade -- to feed these extra people. so the lockboxes were the same as on a heavy cruiser. nine officers, 120 men. so we ate very well. we had a very good steward officer, he was a mustang you women who knew the ropes. peter: beef and chicken? mr. ellis: beef and chicken. antispam -- add spam. [laughter] not really fresh vegetables. mostly seafood. canned food. our cooks were excellent and with what they had to work with, we ate very well and we did have a lot of meat. and you can can put -- potatoes a long time so we usually had potatoes on board. we usually had a few apples. peter: you returned to new guinea after the philippines. how long were you there and what was your

so, ellie, can you believe it? no! it's crazy. were feeling something blue. disqualified in the final race for crossing the start line too soon. so proud of this week, how we sailed. and, yeah, we made one mistake and its cost us an olympic medal. so you can imagine we're pretty broken. katarina johnson—thompson knows that feeling, chasing herfirst medal in her fourth games. a solid start in the hurdles was followed by a huge leap forwards and up in the highjump. kat goes clear! 1.92. she is delighted. wow. the world champion currently leads. in the grand palais, under the beauty lies something more brutal. as tough as it gets forjadejones, the two—time taekwondo champion beaten in the first round for the second game is running. bradly sinden, meanwhile, could still get bronze. jack laugher�*s olympics ended with a splash. only a big one. oh, no, no, no! he was a medallist in this event in last two games, but both he and team—mate jordan houlden missed out on the podium. i think ijust let today get the better of me. you know, i'm

let's go to arizona and talk about jenna ellis, yet another guilty plea from jenna ellis but there is distinction with a difference. it's not a guilty plea, it's a cooperation agreement. in exchange, she gets all pending charges dismissed against her but there seems to be a little more teeth to this particular cooperation agreement than one that we saw in fulton county. how important is somebody like jenna ellis when it comes to prosecuting that fake electro scheme in arizona and other jurisdictions, because according to her agreement, ellis has to actually produce herself to answer questions in any jurisdiction. there were no limitations in that agreement. >> the short answer is, we don't know for sure how valuable of a witness jenna ellis is, but arizona's attorney general thinks that she is valuable because this is a real sweetheart deal and as you say, it does have some teeth in it. she loses her deal if she is not fully truthful with prosecutors, and there is that interesting cooperation provision. i don't want to read too much into that one because that was boilerplate language

ellie. >> yes ellie the elephant.used to get called. >> she used to get called. >> ellie the elephant. yeah >> ellie the elephant. yeah >> did you? yeah. >> did you? yeah. >> knox. i just used to get called. ellie the elephant. >> ellie elephant? >> ellie elephant? >> no, i don't mind it. it was quite cute. okay, anyway, but ellie aldridge. ellie aldridge, not an elephant. >> she's not piled the pounds, obviously deliberately . obviously deliberately. >> sounds more offensive than it really is. she wanted to. she wants to. she's she's she's having to eat more and more because the heavier you are, the faster you go. now, kitesurfing , faster you go. now, kitesurfing, which i know ellie really enjoyed and i've really enjoyed it as well. it's it looks extremely exhilarating. do you think so? oh, yes. >> that's the word for it. >> that's the word for it. >> they hold on to the handle and there's the kite. and then on the surfboard and takes them to speeds of around 45 miles an houn to speeds of around 45 miles an hour. wo

ellis, were you on a regular schedule? i mean, did you have a shift or was this on duty 24 hours a day rowing or. we had a regular schedule. i stood watch well, every fourth watch was mine. the rotated. so you never stood the same watch twice in a row. but. and that for 8 hours a day i was on watch an arrest the time we got rid of our supervisor and a group of governors mates who we had to keep all the guns in shooting order. we had to keep all the ammunition tubs full of ammunition. and so we had plenty to do during the day. you spoke earlier about your training essentially two weeks, two weeks and two weeks at the age of what, 20, 19, 19? was it enough training? of course not. i thought so at the time. but today, you know, with 80 years perspective, i know it was just nowhere near enough. but we did a wonderful job. we had a good captain who did a wonderful job, job training. he was going down the mississippi river from pittsburgh to new orleans. we drilled and drilled and drilled and we inventoried. and we we steadied t

>> jenna ellis is a classic cooperating witness, she fits the profile. she is somebody in the periphery of the bad guy, not one of the main bad guys, she is somebody with a lot to lose. prosecutors probably had her on their list of people they expected with plead guilty and cooperate. here is what you can infer, she came in, she did a proffer, in arizona they call it a free talk, you bring your client in, they bear their soul, they tell the prosecutors everything they know, the prosecutors are shopping, deciding whether or not, is this information we want to pay for, by pay for, i don't mean money, pay with leniency. they paid her with quite a bit of leniency, their dropping charges entirely. you know it is really rare for cooperating witness to completely escape criminal liability. in the federal system, almost a standard that someone has to take responsibility, plead guilty to something, then you hold off their sentencing until they testify at trial and they deliver the goods and make the prosecutors happy. to get all charges dropped means that whateve

now, ellis is cooperating in another election-related case.fake electors's indictment. yesterday, she signed a cooperation agreement with prosecutors there who are dropping the nine felony charges against ellis in exchange for her testimony. joining us now, former litigator and msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin. lisa, first of all, tell us where this entire case stands, what impact it could have on donald trump, if any or if not, and then how important would her testimony be? >> let's start, mika, with where this case stands, which is at the outset of proceedings. we had a series of hearings earlier in the summer where the defendants got to enter their pleas. shortly after that, the lead prosecutor, nick clingerman, told a gaggle of reporters that they'll make some plea offers. in fact, when he made that statement, he knew he had met with jenna ellis just the day before. a meeting referred to in the plea documents. that's where jenna ellis laid out for prosecutors, here's what i can give you. here's what i am prepared to say. here is what i

indeed, jenna ellis, in cutting a plea deal, is pleading guilty.ss prosecutors find during that june 17th meeting, or at any time in the future, she lies to them about what transpired in arizona. now, with respect to the former president, as you noted, he hasn't been charged yet. he is unindicted co-conspirator number one in this indictment. jenna ellis's plea deal necessitates she cooperate with prosecutors in a variety of different ways and across a variety of investigations. there is a very subtle suggestion in the plea documents that not only will all of her statements be provided to defendants in the existing case but they will be provided with respect to any criminal case that arises out of a referenced investigation and a reference to grand jury proceeding. does that mean prosecutors are contemplating potentially charging the former president? it could be they are waiting to see what happens in others of these cases, including the presidential immunity decision affects the federal election interference case before judge tanya chutkan, which

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and it is gold for ellie aldrid . e! sports. and it is gold for ellie aldridge! to _ sports.al farewells. and sa in: aldridge! to emotional farewells. and saying goodbye to _ aldridge! to emotional farewells. and saying goodbye to this - and saying goodbye to this extraordinary player. this was another games _ extraordinary player. this was another games to savour - extraordinary player. this was another games to savour for i extraordinary player. this was - another games to savour for team gb. and historic first. iliieiith another games to savour for team gb. and historic first.— and historic first. with 65 medals, eeeuallin and historic first. with 65 medals, equalling their— and historic first. with 65 medals, equalling their london 2012 - equalling their london 2012 hall, but the 1a goals and haven't placed finished with the lowest for 20 years. finished with the lowest for 20 ears. ~ . finished with the lowest for 20 ears, ~ ., ., , finished with the lowest for 20 ears. ~ ., ., , ., years. we are a bit further down the medal table — years. we are a bit further down the m

ellie.ood morning to you. just coming up to 11:02. we'll start this hour with just a breaking line coming to us from gloucestershire. that a 77 year old man has reportedly been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was found dead there. officers in cheltenham were called to a house in the early hours of this morning, where they sadly found a 66 year old woman with serious injuries and she died at the scene. so that latest line coming to us from gloucestershire. a 77 year old man arrested on suspicion of murder . in old man arrested on suspicion of murder. in other old man arrested on suspicion of murder . in other news, old man arrested on suspicion of murder. in other news, oasis fans have been complaining today after websites have crashed in the scramble for tickets in the last few hours. the reunited band are set to play 17 concerts in the uk and in ireland next summer, but the groups warn that tickets resold at inflated pnces tickets resold at inflated prices will be cancelled. s

ben and ellie with it's1108. ben and ellie with you on saturday morning live. now.tests and gatherings across the country. >> yes , anti—immigration >> yes, anti—immigration protests are expected in dover and in birmingham, while campaign groups stand up to racism. are also set to take to the streets. >> it comes, of course, as new data reveals 460 people have now been arrested in connection with the violent disorder earlier this month, as hundreds face their day in court. and interestingly, last night the cps also suggested future convictions will be handed out under tougher new rioting laws, which can carry a sentences up to ten years. >> well, joining us now from doveris >> well, joining us now from dover is gb news reporter ray addison. good to see you this morning . ray. what are we morning. ray. what are we expecting to see in dover today? >> well , today already we have >> well, today already we have what has been described as an anti—fascism rally taking place here in the market square in the centre of the town of dover. it's been organised by kent stand up

it talks about ellis wharton who is 22.ksack and was caught trying to steal a large computer. it is that he lashed out at police and hit a police officer in the chest. adam wharton has been jailed police officer in the chest. adam wharton has beenjailed for 20 months and ellis wharton has been jailed for 11 months. that is the latest we are getting from liverpool crown court. staying on the subject. the first minister of northern ireland, michelle o'neill, has said there is no place for racism in the nation, police came under attack in the east of the city. objects were thrown and fires were lit. the stormont assembly has been recalled to discuss the continuing unrest. the police service of northern ireland says it has asked for more help from officers across the uk. let's speak to muhammad atif from the belfast multi—cultural association. hello. thank you very much for joining us. you were addressing ministers earlier today, addressing the politicians there at stormont. to briefly sum up what your message was... on a mac t

ellis made another statement in 1962, quote, smoking is a habit of addiction, unquote. but perhaps the most striking statement attributed to him is one from a meeting of companies scientists in 1967. quote, sir charles ellis states that this company is in the nicotine rather than the tobacco industry, unquote. and that was david kessler, then head of the food and drug administration in 1994, elise bean is with the levin center for oversight and democracy. elise bean. what was david kessler's role in promoting anti smoking efforts? he was a very important partner in the administration to publicize the dangers associated with smoking. he issued a number of reports and he's the person that really brought to the public's attention for the first time that tobacco companies were deliberately manipulating the levels of nicotine in cigarets and they were doing it in order to get people more addicted because they found that nicotine was an addictive substance. when he testified in front of the waxman subcommittee, he talked about cigarets as being a high technology delivery syst

cameron hamilton, ellie cohannam, we appreciate your time. honeymoon for kamala harris could be shortlived after stocks took a massive dive today. the v.p. is expected to announce her runningmate as early as tomorrow. ashley is live in new york with more on the markets and the ticket. ashley, good evening. >> at this, trace. wall street took a massive tumble today with many of the major indices closing at near record lows. the dow plummeted close to 1,034 points. then the nasdaq dropped 576. the s&p 500 gave up 160 points for the worst day in three years. many investors are blaming a weak jobs report which saw unemployment notch above 4%. today's selloff already fuelling a debate about a recession in an election year. >> mr. trump: you will quickly have a kamala crash. you could have a crash like we had in 1929 because that's where we're headed. >> the former president pointing to those comments to say i told you so branding monday's market meltdown "the kamala crash." >> president biden's economic plan is working. i think we should be really

i mean, take miss ellie here.no, not for love or money. can't buy one. >> i wouldn't go that far. i think if she spent enough, if i spent three grand, three grand, i might get a ticket. >> that's true. and i'm not doing that. actually, i'm trying to be budget friendly. jeff, really good to see you. thank you very much, jeff. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> now, at 8:12, let's take a look at some other stories coming into the newsroom this morning. >> councils are warning that communities at the highest risk of flooding are under further threat because of rising costs to their local defences . there to their local defences. there are calls for the government to overhaul the way bodies, which oversee flood prevention are funded . funded. >> the australian city of melbourne has banned rental electronic scooters, with officials saying they posed unacceptable safety risks. they've had hundreds of accidents which have sparked outrage with the public. the city's mayor says he's fed up with the bad behaviour of some scoote

and in paris, team gb�*s ellie aldridge wins the first—ever 0lympic kiteboarding gold.

then you would be offloaded ellis island, where you would be processed. if you came from the far east, japan, china and elsewhere, you came through san francisco. most folks have heard of ellis island angel island out in san francisco is a little less well known unless you're out on the west coast. but here's the thing. the boat arrives. you offload. you go into a multiplying of buildings to be processed. they will record in a ledger your name, your home country, your occupation, skill set. do you have? what family members are with you or might be coming later? they'll things like do you have a job? do you have a place to live? they will check your general health. they'll give you sort of a a fitness exam. and then if you pass all of these hurdles, then you will be ferried over to the south tip of manhattan island, and then are free to pursue your dream. it's what i call the final. now whose final? now, someone in this knows what i'm talking about when i say final. but you're almost embarrassed to say so last fable is. a mouse, right? fable. he lives in r

if you read ellie's story on foxbusiness.com, she will go through it.rypto industry is still very skeptical of kamala harris because of her association with the biden administration and gary gensler. the sec chairman whose announced a crackdown on crypto, so monday is the day from what we understand. check foxbusiness.com for the full story. it's an interesting one and again another good scoop for ellie. liz, back to you. the markets are off their lows, interesting. okay. liz: yeah, dow is now down 667, so more than 300 points off the lows. its been a wild day, charlie. thank you very much. make sure to tune into the fox business special, the crypto campaign. kelly o'grady takes a look at crypto's role in the 2024 presidential election. folks, what's so interesting is the crypto voice, the lobby, yes, they now have a pack, is getting louder and stronger and more muscular. this is going to air tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. we hope you take a look at it. all right 26 minutes before the closing bell rings apple avoiding the dog days sell-off but amazon fee

no. >> ellie. hi.e. although a lot of it is. but there is a business end to any partnership. and i see prenups as a as a bit like, house insurance, car insurance. it's a marriage insurance. we're not planning for when it goes wrong. we're just planning for if it goes wrong to give you a safety net. so, you know, ultimately, i think it should be part of the essential wedding kit. so obviously planning in advance for the dress, the flowers, the photographer and the prenup . the prenup. >> speak, sarah, i almost can't speak. vanessa, what do you make of it all? >> well, i think they should be made mandatory at all, >> certainly we deal with prenups every day of the week. they're not the best things . and they're not the best things. and certainly not before a wedding, we don't believe in having ridiculous clauses in prenups like they do over the pond. and we can talk about that in relation to ben affleck and jennifer lopez. but i think they can be quite destructive. before a wedding, you have to get your

problem that, by the way, can turn into problems for the likut party, from which comes former minister elli, minister of foreign affairs, netanyahu has a problem because his son had this document, new fragments may be added to his investigation file. and episodes, in any case, the police sat down on this case and will not leave it so easily. sergei pashkov, duty unit israel. well, of course, such a sudden visit of the police threatens the official with the collapse of his successful career, but some phoenixes even after a prison term manage to rise from the ashes. for example, the former governor of the kirov region nikita belykh, navolya began a truly sweet life. as reported by the publication kommersant, the manager, who was released from the colony only at the end of june. where he spent 8 years of infatuation, is now back at the helm, he is the deputy director of the perm confectionery factory, responsible for corporate issues, old connections must have come in handy, in the past belykh had a mandate in the legislative assembly of the pensky region. i remind you that the entire operatio

ellis earlier pleaded not guilty to fraud, forgery, and conspiracy charges in that arizona case.l now be dropped. 17 others, including rudy giuliani, are defendants in the case. trump was not charged in the arizona case but is described as an unindicted co-conspirator. >>> just ahead this hour in "moneywatch," wall street catches its breath after a tough trading day. >>> plus, a tech giant loses a landmark antitrust case. loses landmark antitrust case. for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ask your doctor about farxiga. ( ♪♪ ) feel the power of osteo bi-flex®. taken every day, it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, with significant improvement over time. ( ♪♪ ) are you tired of your hair breaking after waiting years for it to grow? new pantene with more pro-vitamins, plus biotin & collagen. repairs as well as the leading luxury bonding brand. stronger, healthier hair, without the $60 price tag. if you know, you know it's pantene. ugh, when is my allergy spray going to

ellie wins the series.akland will now host the white sox, a team who has lost 20 games in a row starting on monday. right now i'm talking about top nfl quarterbacks. espn anchor mike was on, hurts and give me a break as they went to commercial. he can shrug his shoulders on the lack of respect. gets who he is. he just wins games purdy has entered this year's game fully healthy and there is no question about who will be qb one on opening night. the rock star in his third season is a little more aware of who he is on and off the field. >> it is weird to think you know, i'm going into my third year. i've got rookies coming in and asking me for advice. time is going fast. i am enjoying every minute of it. and we have such a great team and such great guys around me, so for me, i've got to be myself. i don't know if i'm considered a vet yet or three. i still feel young. >> so much has happened to you so fast. i am curious, what was the first moment where you realized, i'm famous? >> there's been little things, bu

stephen and ellie. yes.l, which was a 44% rise by 2030. but customers for thames water, the largest of the water utilities companies, now looking at average yearly bills of £696, they've been in a bit of a back and forth row with ofwat, the water regulator , for a number of water regulator, for a number of years, but particularly this years, but particularly this year on the proposed spending cap. earlier this year. ofwat said that water companies should be permitted to raise bills by 23% in the same time frame, but this proposal from thames water is of course significantly higher than that. why are they doing it? well, there are about £15 billion of debt. the headquarters of thames water's just behind me here across the thames in reading. but the average bills in 2023 and 2024 were about £433 for the biggest water utilities company, thames water. it said that off its proposed cap, the one they put forward in april is not tenable and renders our plan uninvestable and could prevent the turnaround of the compa

last spring, former foreign minister elli cohen explained it this way. extradition. yair, his son, is a real infantile, he has embarrassed his father many times by making extreme right-wing, radical statements on twitter and other social networks, with his peculiar way of life, which irritates, including israelis, many voters, even those who directly support benjamin netanyahu, here is another problem, a problem that, by the way, can turn into problems for the lekut party, from which ... comes former minister elli cohen, minister of foreign affairs, the problem is netanyahu, because his son had this document, new fragments and episodes can be added to his investigation file. in any case, the police sat down on this case, and they will not get off it so easily. sergei pashkov, duty unit, israel. well, of course, such a sudden visit of the police threatens the official with the collapse of his successful career, but some phoenixes even manage to do so after a prison term. legal news in our telegram channels, conduct duty unit honest detective, that's all we have, tatya

a new paralympic record for geng and another silver medal for ellie marks. ellie marks from arizona, silver in the 50 meter by a millisecond, just behind china's jiang yuan, who broke a paralympic record, lands in the hands of jennifer, lobbed up and in by williams. he can score anywhere anyhow, and this is so fun to watch. the wheelchair basketball team also on the court today, usa defeats spain 66 to 56. team usa part of this team includes brian bell from hayward. brian bell chipped in with ten points. and just like we saw in the paris olympics, we're seeing more proposals. of course we are spanish paratriathlete lionel gonzalez proposing to his girlfriend jessica, who is now his fiance. she said, yes, let's take you outside. back here in the bay area, a live look from our camera in emeryville. freeway looks good. 80 looking smooth as everyone getting ready for this labor day w very comfortable in my arms here. she's about three years old. she's a terrier mix and we've got rebecca here from companion animals, who are helping to facilitate, you know, findin

charlie. >> good morning ellie.ere are significant concerns that there could be upcoming disorder this weekend in part because there are several planned protests across the country set to take place today . country set to take place today. they've been put on by stand up to racism. they're taking place as far as edinburgh, but also we have demonstrations set to occur in birmingham , manchester and in birmingham, manchester and also here in london, where a demonstration is planned for the early afternoon outside reform uk's headquarters with nigel farage front and centre of a poster that the so—called anti—fascist organisation has put out online. and it comes as the national police chiefs council chair said that while we've perhaps seen a turning point in the violent disorder that's plagued the country over the last two weeks, they're not being complacent . thousands of being complacent. thousands of specialist officers remain on standby to be deployed nationwide should disorder occur anywhere. we've also already see

with jenna ellis, it remains to be seen whether she is going to truly cooperate.ilty as opposed to said she was guilty and she got what is a sweetheart deal where i think all of the charges are going to be sort of dismissed against her but it is in exchange for local operation. so if she were to not fully cooperate, those charges could be reinstated. and honestly, that could be depending on what she says, that could be strong evidence. but there is a real question about donald trump, does she have sort of direct evidence in meetings and conversations with the former president and something that she has called co-conspirator statements, things that are less direct. >> one of the other shocking reveals was the possibility of indicting il28 members of the state legislature. and i don't know. again, if we can see the entire transcript of the jury we would know more but i got the feeling that the prosecutors just went, that is just too many. we just can't take that many people out of the legislature point >> the thing has been raise at the federal level where people lo

ellie marks winning the first medal for team usa. these games she got silver in the 50 meter, just a millisecond behind an athlete from china who broke paralympic record. this marks the third paralympics. team usa ended the day with three silver medals. now you can keep up with all the action on peacock coverage of the 2024 paralympics continues through september 8th. all right. you don't have to go to germany for oktoberfest. the party is coming to san francisco. a live look at the city tonight. this is the first ever entertainment zone event in california history. bottom line, the party is on the streets. here's what we know. the event is friday, september 20th. it will span one block of front street between california and sacramento, near the financial district. the entertainment zone was made possible by a california law passed last year. it gives bars and restaurants one time permits to sell alcohol outdoors during special events. live music on the streets as well. this is part of mayor breed's bounceback plan to revitalize down

rehema ellis reports on how cities are trying to keep people safe. >> reporter: as new york sprays forquitos carrying dangerous viruses, eee, concern is spreading nationwide. cases popping up in massachusetts, vermont, new jersey, wisconsin and tonight new hampshire. new hampshire health officials say one adult resident died of eee after being hospitalized for severe nervous system disease. it is new hampshire's first human case of the virus in a decade. the west nile virus is a threat, too. 33 states have reported 289 cases of west nile. >> this is worrisome and discouraging. >> reporter: epidemiologist and infectious disease specialist dr. richard ellison says eee virus is especially troubling. >> we have 30% to 40% of the patients who get this and become sick with it will die from it. >> reporter: is there any age group that's particularly vulnerable to these viruses? >> the very young and the very old are the ones who have the worst outcome. >> reporter: officials nationwide are taking action, spraying, testing to identify mosquito-breeding areas. >> i'm glad that they're doing som

ellie. what have we got? 5000 small boat crossings have been across the channel since labour came to power. gb news can exclusively reveal this morning. >> no, that says the former head of border force told us that sir keir starmer plans to smash the gangs and will be. >> that will be very difficult to achieve and rely on the complete cooperation of many other countries. >> well, our home and security edhon >> well, our home and security editor, mark white, reports from the compound, where many hundreds of seized small boats are stored at a compound on the outskirts of dover. >> a sobering illustration of the scale of the task facing the new labour government in their efforts to end the channel migrant crisis. row after row of small boats, hundreds of them, many now deflated and rolled up as we filmed, contractors dropped off more dinghies , the dropped off more dinghies, the latest to have made the illegal crossing into uk waters. this is for rishi sunak. so keir starmer's focus is on going after the people

but ellis not, not, not for me., are we raising a generation of snowflakes ? are kids prepared snowflakes? are kids prepared for the world? are they prepared for the world? are they prepared for the world? are they prepared for the great outdoors out there or are a lot of us us people like me to blame that they okay, now we're going to tell you a story. the story is kirstie allsopp. who does phil and kirsty's cellar door? no. and then that sell it or keep it or flip it or whatever it is on channel 4. anyway, she has been reported to social services. why is she being reported to social services for letting her 15 year old son go inter—railing around europe? no, we don't think he was doing this on his own. he was doing this on his own. he was he was in company doing this. >> he's got some friends with him. >> yeah, but parents are being shamed for encouraging this sort of freedom of spirit, this sort of freedom of spirit, this sort of independence. >> is this the sort of thing you'd have liked to have done at 15? >> n

yes, ellie marks winning the first medal for team usa. she got silver in the 50 meter by just a millisecond, just behind china's jiang yun, who broke a paralympic record. this is mark's third paralympics. team usa ended the day with three silver medals and an historic day for team usa wheelchair rugby. it is the first time a female athlete has played on the team that is sarah adams scoring a goal in the first quarter of today's game, and team usa took a quick lead, but canada was close behind at halftime. usa was only leading by one. team usa kept that momentum, eventually winning their first game 51 to 48. but they're not getting much rest because team usa will take on japan tomorrow and on the track meter runs begin tomorrow as well. track and field star nick mayhew is set to take the world stage, and you'll likely see him in some fashionable looks. he did speak to vallejo native and 12 time olympic medalist natalie coughlin in the series my favorite olympian, and mayhew says he inherited his fashion sense from his best friend, who also

jenna ellis, a former donald trump attorney and one of the 18 defendants in the arizona fake electorsw cooperating with the prosecution. ellis signed the cooperation agreement yesterday morning, which said prosecutors are dropping the nine felony charges against her in exchange for her testimony. in a statement arizona's attorney general said that this agreement represents a significant step forward in the case. last year ellis pleaded guilty in the georgia election case and was sentenced to five years of probation and $5,000 in restitution. take a look. >> is it your decision to waive these rights and enter a guilty plea because you are in fact guilty? >> it is. what i did not do but should have done, your honor, is make sure the facts the other lawyers allege to be true were in fact true. i value and believe in election integrity. if i knew then what i know now i would have declined to represent donald trump in these post election challenges. i look back on this whole experience with deep remorse. >>> in other legal news the supreme court has rejected a long shot bid to halt former

scott ellis— to have moved on. thank you so much forjoining us. scott ellis in _ to have moved on.ere violent clashes have been going on. i will correspond it is still with us. thomas you had us to live that from bristol. a sudden middle, where a lot of those violent protests have started. have you had an update from sunderland? , started. have you had an update from sunderland?— sunderland? yes, this is day two of rotest. sunderland? yes, this is day two of protest- and _ sunderland? yes, this is day two of protest. and yesterday, _ sunderland? yes, this is day two of protest. and yesterday, we - sunderland? yes, this is day two of protest. and yesterday, we saw - protest. and yesterday, we saw damage because in sunderland and ten people were arrested yesterday. two more have been arrested, a a3—year—old woman and a 55—year—old man from the sunderland area. today, the clean—up is under way and the deputy leader of sunderland city council, blamed the violence on a tiny minority with an agenda of change. but, ithink tiny minority with an agenda of change. but, i think the scale of t

let's cross on over now to uh uh beiroots and uh talk to ellie whisk, political comment. welcome, so i'm looking at the breaking news that we have where hisbullah has made a statement that our military operation for today has been complete is uh what do you think of that? well, i think that um, first of all, what everyone was afraid of, or everyone was fearing appears to actually translated into reality, there were lot of fears that um, following the israeli assassination in the... the assassination of shukr, the senior hazballah commander, that hazbullah's response will trigger an israeli counterresponse and that things would snowball from that direction into a full-fledged war. i think it's safe to say, at least from the indicators thus far that we're not headed to a full-fledged war. um, hazballah is saying that its mission has been accomplished, as you said, the israelis are saying they successfully thwarted or launched a preemptive attack whereby hazballah had aimed missiles towards tel aviv, although i have my doubts about that particular claim about hisbollah launching 100 roc

ellis had previously pleaded not guilty to fraud, forgery and conspiracy. last year. she was charged in georgia after pleading guilty to a felony count of aiding and abetting false statements and writings in that state's election interference case. the united states supreme court shut down a lawsuit to delay sentencing in the new york criminal trial against former president trump. the challenge came from missouri's attorney general that ag claiming the gag order and sentencing would infringe on the rights of missouri voters. that's because it limits when former president trump can travel and what he can say the supreme court will leave that gag order in place for now. but the lawsuit can proceed. former president trump was convicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records. he is. sentencing is not expected until next month at the earliest. >> well, the dow today plunged more than 1000 points. this comes after a major selloff on friday following a disappointing jobs report. all right let's take a look at the numbers. the dow lost 1033 points. the nasdaq dropped 576

>> rehema ellis with some important tips tonight. rehema, thank you. >>> also, this year's burning man festival off to a tragic start. authorities say a 39-year-old woman is dead after being found unresponsive on the first day of the annual event in nevada's black rock desert. the cause of her death is still under investigation. >>> okay. we're going to take a quick break. and right up next, pricey and hard to find. those popular weight loss drugs have some now turning to copycat versions. inside the debate over the pharmacies that make them. stay with usne should know . it's great, actually! it's called autoquote explorer from progressive. here, look! see, we show you our direct rates and their rates, even if we're not the lowest. so, whistleblower usually means you're exposing something bad. i thought it meant calling attention to something helpful. you know, like, toot toot, check it out! this thing's the best! no? so tell me about your heart attack. our heart attack was... scary! never want to go through that again. but we could.

adam wharton was jailed for 20 months and ellis wharton for 11 months.njones reports. they said they were determined to reclaim the streets peacefully. this was walthamstow in east london last night, filled with antiracism protesters. where anti—immigration demonstrators did show up, like in brighton, they were generally far outnumbered by those with opposing views. to see so many thousands of people turned up for peace, - solidarity, to say that we are united, we stand as one and we will not accept hatred and division, in our community, it wasjust fantastic. refugees are welcome - here. feeling shared in west london, in accrington, a march organised by two mosques, it received a warm welcome from people at the local pub. in liverpool, the writing scene —— rioting. last week was replaced by a message of hope. just trying to do my duty the police had warned there could be 100 far right protests but in the end there were only a handful. in aldershot, officers moved in to keep protesters and counter protesters apart. police say overall there were few seriou