eric.peaking of voting, voting they are is well underway across most of the country but a lot of americans are not waiting for election day to vote. they've already cast their ballots. university of florida day net lamp shows more than 41 million people have voted in person or by mail. twenty-five states report how americans are voting by party registration but we look at the data it shows democrats are slightly outnumbered republicans in early voting so far. what does this mean for the trump and harris camp lane as they head into the home stretch? jon bussey is here associate of the journal. good to see you as always been what trends can we find? getting your crystal ball your magic ball what can you see from the numbers of the early voting? >> the numbers are interesting. we have to be careful about what to divine from them. you had about o one of 58 millin people vote in 2020 for president. we are already, as you point out a quarter of the way they are. it shows a level of enthusiasm amo

just after 6 a.m, a neighbor's security camera captures eric, pulling up to his home.he gets out of the truck and walks next to leslie, who is struggling to stand. they manage to make it in, but an hour later, eric and his father jose rangel are seen carrying leslie out and into his truck. this time, she's not walking at all. >> you can clearly see eric driving off with leslie's lifeless body in the truck, and you can also see eric's father, jose rangel, washing off with a hose. the front yard. after eric leaves. >> in the meantime, the palacios pleaded for information for 12 long days, holding out hope for her to come home. >> we all looked at each other and then that's when we knew, like, yeah, this is more serious than what we think it is. >> then the news they dreaded leslie's badly decomposed body was found near valley of fire state park, nearly 60 miles from the vegas strip. >> my mom is just crying. >> according to a grand jury transcript that night, eric called a friend saying he needed help getting rid of leslie's body. the friend later testified eric told him

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"fox news live" pipe eric shawn. hi arthel. arthel: hello eric hello everyone i'm arthel neville.mer president trump is making several stops this weekend in pennsylvania after holding a rally in latrobe last night he is scheduled lancaster and then catch a steelers game before all that trump says he is going to do what vice president harris did when she was in high school try his hand as a fry cook at mcdonald's. that will be funny. >> still have to have a happy meal out of that live team coverage alexander office standing by in atlanta. let's meet with mark meredith with the latest from there. >> good afternoon to you but you and arthel were just mention we are going to see the former president all over pennsylvania today we are going o have the tn hall we are here but the other big event the former president said work the fires, serve some food and she has repeatedly touted that's our time serving at a mcdonald's food when she was a younger woman. just last night trump was in latrobe pennsylvania for a rally pretty coveted number of different topics, a lot of them getting attent

eric: all right trait live in haifa. arthel: entity blinken will be in israel this week as potential security breach in washington has officials on high alert. this after an ironic affiliated telegram account published alleged intel documents on israel's plans for an attack on iran. lucas tomlinson is light at the white house with the very latest on all of this. >> good afternoon of a president biden arrived at the white house a few hours ago. he ignored shouted questions about the classified documents that were leaking israel that were plans for early you had an interview with former prime minister naftali bennett. here's what he had to say about those leaks. >> such a leak is of considerable concern from our perspective. when we have an operational plan we do not want it to leak. we know want to have it leaked to anyone. certainly not to our enemies. >> recall both president biden vice president ayres warned the israelis not to go into haifa. that's where the idf killed hamas leader yahya sinwa print former secretary o

eric: can the system take these numbers? have raised concerns about the integrity and credibility of the system. how can you reassure them? west we believe transparency is important. her people are counting and evaluating the identity of people sending an absentee ballot. you can observe that process. you can observe the polling place. you can observe the accounting process. we want people to know they can watch and observe it. of course we do know a people to be disruptive but information is our friend. michigan.gov/election facts or people can read through very detailed ways everything we do to ensure only u.s. citizens or voting. note dead voters are removing dead voters on the rolls and a number of other things develop concerns about make sure their vboat is secure brickwork sinew described that process? you have a case were seven people are accused are in a case involving seven people accuse of double voting. how does that work? how does that get there or not get through and detect before there is voter fraud? works in

hi eric. eric: hello everyone thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn. vice president harris is celebrating her 60th birthday today. she's doing that on the campaign trail. bp holding several of benton evn battleground georgia this weekend. earlier today she warned her supporters about trumps a vision for the country calling him a danger to democracy for the former president said this at his rally last night. >> our country is at a crossroads. where we go from here is up to us. as americans as and as people of faith and now we ask a question, based this question what kind of country do we want to live in? a country of chaos, fear, and hate or country of freedom and compassion for a quick use of what will bring backwardation strength, dominance, prosperity and pride we are going to do it for it will be america's new golden age. fox news team coverage for you alexandria hoff is standing by with the harris campaign in atlanta. let start with the mark of merit at that live in the lancaster, pennsylvania following the trump campaign, mark? >> good afternoon t

>> hi eric.s is exactly the spot i was standing that they will be heard what sounded like fireworks and then found out shortly after former president trump was nearly assassinated with the bullet grazing his ear. he is now going to be behind me. this time is going to be behind a bullet proof glass. people tell me security and safety still top of mind. what you think of what happened the day of the secret service? >> i have a lot of things i think it. there's a huge failure and i pray it never happens again. i hope they are upping their game and things each be nonbiased. >> i feel going into this rally? at some stoked i'm so excited my friend and i were sitting right by the positive last time. i knew it was a little scary but we are super stoked. we are excited for the election we are here to support donald trump. >> in here to support donald trump whether they were here in july or not, former president trump tell him the other day on the campaign trail he thanks butler, pennsylvania will be one o

district attorney offering a real glimmer of hope for eric and lyle menendez and their many supportersy're reviewing new evidence nearly three decades after they were sentenced to life in prison for killing their parents, which could potentially help lead to their freedom. >> i know that this is an area of tremendous interest nationally. we know, especially since the netflix documentary came out, we're getting a lot of calls. >> l.a. >> district attorney george gascon dropping a potentially game changing announcement that convicted murderers eric and lyle menendez, who are serving a life sentence, could be freed. >> in this case, we've gotten petitions for the brothers on both and their heaviest. basically, what someone that was convicted is asking a review of new evidence that had been made available, saying his office is evaluating new evidence that could potentially lead to their release. >> 35 years after the brothers brutally slayed their parents, jose and kitty menendez, in their beverly hills mansion. >> we have been given a photocopy of a letter that allegedly was sent by one o

hi eric. >> thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn.ezbollah firing a barrage of iraq and to ignore the israel today. one person left dead several others injured. it is sign of escorting tension following the killing of hamas yahya sinwa the mastermind behind the brutal october 7 attack from israel. >> and dr. rebecca grant will join us with more on this. first we begin fox news team covers shipwright lucas tomlinson will have the latest reaction from the white house. eric: process go to matt for not live on the ground in tel aviv with more from there. >> hi eric israel is calling it an attempted assassination of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and happened to the north of where i am in tel aviv right now amiri netanyahu's vacation home and. the drone was launched from lebanon and it struck in caesaria. it did not hit netanyahu's house. his office said the drone targeted his home calling it attempted elimination it was more than more than 100 missiles launched from lebanon into northern israel. our fox group crew here on the

eric hovde is lying. i think it's really hard to say that and add is false when you are hearing eric hovde in his own words. you are seeing this with your eyes. i'm telling you things he has said. the content of that ad relating to farmers. he was doing an interview about why we could easily increase the retirement age to 72, because farmers didn't take the physical toil they used to. they just largely ride around on tractors. i spend so much time with dairy farmers and i can tell you, they are insulted by those words. i stand by those. mr. hovde: every single one of senator baldwin's ads has been alive. i'm supposedly a jerk from california. i was born and raised in the state, spent my last 12 years living where you grew up. i vote here. i live here. i was raised here. i'm a uw grad. you are not. sen. baldwin: i am. mr. hovde: law school, not undergrad. as it pertains to the clinic, she funded an earmark for that clinic. the clinic changed what's on its website and took down that it did it without parent

first of all, eric have the is -- eric is a california banker. [booing] so as the kids say, he does not even go here. [cheering] and while tammy is championing american laws eric ashton on companies going overseas. tammy fought to make health care affordable and accessible. eric wants to repeal the affordable care act and put drug companies back in the driver's seat. [booing] tammy fought to protect social security and medicare, but eric wants to slash benefits and give handouts to the top. we have to elect tammy baldwin. period. [cheering] now, you might have seen my friend, gretchen whitmer, and josh shapiro and i, we have been traveling across the blue wall states of wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania. here's what i can tell you about my travels. a bit of breaking news, this election is going to be close. we have the momentum but this is wisconsin and we know a thing or two about most elections. believe me, i have been in a couple. here is the honest truth. the difference will come down to the work we do over the next six days. [cheering] w

eric hovde just said something about lying. independent fact checkers have fact-check tim 19 times with 19 falsehoods. keep that in mind when you listen to him. he's made assertions about my personal life. i want to talk about his professional life. eric hovde owns a 3 billion-dollar california bank. a $7 million laguna beach home. he's been named among the more influential residents of orange county three years in a row. we have a green county wisconsin. we don't have an orange county, wisconsin. look. this election is about regaining our rights and freedoms. this election is about helping working people get ahead. not supporting a $4 trillion tax cut for the rich and big corporations. i ask for your vote. moderator: thank you so much. you've seen them. we hope tonight's debate will help voters make more informed choices. we thank the candidates for their time and sometimes for their patience with us as well as we try to get as many questions and as we couldn't sometimes cut you off. we would also like to thank our journalists

eric: back to israel and iran.he crushing of the theocratic state will fight back idf lunches first open attack on iran targeting military sites there overnight. the bombing and retaliation of not just tehran's missile barrage of attacks by tehran's proxies hamas, hezbollah and houthi. they are trying to restart talks there for a hostage cease-fire deal potentially between israel and hamas senior foreign affairs correspondent live in northern israel with the very latest on the ground from there. >> at least for the moment israel has ended its retaliation against iran. for four hours early this morning it's really time we were up for 100 israeli fighter jets as well as drones took a 1000-mile trip to iran and conducted what the israeli it says were precisely calibrated strikes on iranian military targets. the first wave aimed at taking out air defense including in syria and iraq and then hitting 20 long-range missile production and preparation and storage sites near tehran to other regions in iran. it does not seem

eric: i am sorry arthel for your longhorns. new york yankees will be there for the first time in 15 years defeating the cleveland gardens five -- two last night for the bombers will face the winners of the new york mets l.a. dodgers series. the dodgers are leading the ncl s3 games -- two game six will be tonight. 7:00 p.m. eastern you can watch it on fox sports one. if l.a. wins they go to the world series to face the yanks. if the mets when it comes down to game at seven tomorrow. will have one thing to say, well three things, let's go mets. arthel: let's go dodgers. [laughter] hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan -from colonial penn? -i am. we put it off long enough. we

eric hovde is lying. i think it's really hard to say that and add is false when you are hearing eric hovde in his own words. you are seeing this with your eyes. i'm telling you things he has said. the content of that ad relating to farmers. he was doing an interview about why we could easily increase the retirement age to 72, because farmers didn't take the physical toil they used to. they just largely ride around on tractors. i spend so much time with dairy farmers and i can tell you, they are insulted by those words. i stand by those. mr. hovde: every single one of senator baldwin's ads has been alive. i'm supposedly a jerk from california. i was born and raised in the state, spent my last 12 years living where you grew up. i vote here. i live here. i was raised here. i'm a uw grad. you are not. sen. baldwin: i am. mr. hovde: law school, not undergrad. as it pertains to the clinic, she funded an earmark for that clinic. the clinic changed what's on its website and took down that it did it without parent

eric there's more on the way. eric: such remarkable volunteer efforts. we think everyone on the ground. this happens while much of florida is preparing for it yes, another hurricane. tropical storm milton upgraded to a category one a few hours ago. meteorologist adam klotz on that spirit adam, what can we expect for round two? >> 's is looking more and more like allow large powerful storm that's going to be a real problem is t it makes a way acrs florida. we see an upgrade to a category one hurricane for there it sits spinning off the coast of mexico. this is going to continue to intensify after it sits over the very warm waters. couple of issues here. there is for your hurricane is it's raining across florida right now for that is unassociated with this hurricane. the ground is already going to be really wet. the additional rain on the way flooding is going to be a major concern state white even if you're not in the air with us ultimately it makes the land fall. we are currently looking where the waters are the warmest wincing up to one or 25-mile spart

eric: dona tru, he's a billionaire d a scab. and applause] he's running on the extreme project 125 agenda --project 2025 anda to give himself -- [boo to give himself unchecked power and hurt the rest of us. so wenow what he will do if he wins, right? he wilsell our worrs to g corporations every chance he ts. if you will send o good paying union jobs away over to china-- he will send our good paying union jobs away over to china. he will give another taxut to the rich. so for the next 31 days, i'm funding for a new way forward.-- fighti for a new way forward. [cers and applause] i'm funding for a candidate who'll protectur freedom and our democracy. [cheers and applause] with that, lies and gentlemen, it is my great honor to introduce you -- [cheers and applause] our next president. [cheers and applause] kamala harris. [cheers and applause] ♪ ["freedom" playing] vp harris: good evening, michigan. [cheers and applause] oh, it's good to be back in michigan. [cheers and applause] hey, everyone. can we hear it for eric price? [cheers

eric: donald trump, he's a billionaire and a scab.lause] he's running on the extreme project 125 agenda --project 2025 agenda to give himself -- [boos] to give himself unchecked power and hurt the rest of us. so we know what he will do if he wins, right? he will sell our workers to big corporations every chance he gets. if you will send our good paying union jobs away over to china-- he will send our good paying union jobs away over to china. he will give another tax cut to the rich. so for the next 31 days, i'm funding for a new way forward.-- fighting for a new way forward. [cheers and applause] i'm funding for a candidate who'll protect our freedom and our democracy. [cheers and applause] with that, ladies and gentlemen, it is my great honor to introduce to you -- [cheers and applause] our next president. [cheers and applause] kamala harris. [cheers and applause] ♪ ["freedom" playing] vp harris: good evening, michigan. [cheers and applause] oh, it's good to be back in michigan. [cheers and applause] hey, everyone. can we hear it fo

eric: cb cotton central park thank you. arthel: for more on this we are going to bring in ruby is the father of sgt for the idf. citizens held hostage by hamas for over one year. before we start the interview i would like to ask you, how are you feeling? how is your family holding up? >> yes, a difficult question but maybe just the fact we are new yorkers. it's good to see my hometown, central park. i was on that march two weeks ago. it's like a one year cycle if anyone could relate to save gone through a cycle of family birthdays, holidays, anniversaries. on one hand you understand a year has passed. it is like one continuous day it's like groundhog's day the keeps repeating itself. you do not feel any closer to the goal which is getting my son back. arthel: 3064 days ago your son sgt tran eight chen of the israel defense forces was stationed near the gaza border when the terrace invaded you believe itay is among the u.s. citizens being held by hamas. tell us about the latest effort as far as you know to get him and the re

why don't people talk about eric mann and why is it you and my? eric mann is a key figure. not only is he a former terrorist and i find it to call a former terrorist. if you're a terrorist you are a terrorist. unfortunately i'm a journalist even though i haven't been a journalist for years. but as katie said he establishes his labor movement strategy center in l.a. which is a marcus -- marxist preparatory and a decade after that he recruits and this is a word he uses. he writes a book in 2011 and by the way this is all open source if you want to bother to look into these things that you can. he recruits him at the tender age of 17. that would make it about 98. my thing is happening to trevone martin yet. this is the catalyzing event for lights matter. live as c matter. hugo chavez says in a meeting in atlanta in caracas we need to establish it and i had to get credit to errol sheen who's sitting right there a very keen researcher is done a lot of work this. and chavez says company arrow, we need to establish it and eric mann is one of the organizers in atlanta. this was yea

. >> who is eric arthur blair? >> eric arthur blair is george orwell. it actually is is pending. he takes it when he publishes his first novel, largely so not to embarrass his parents. he is writing about some vulgar subjects, both about his time initially working as a police officer in burma and his disenchantment with the umpire, but also being down and out in paris and london. as he put it, slumming in those two metropolitan capitals. and his experience with the unemployed and underemployed of 1930s europe. so he never formally changes his name though. his first wife becomes and you know want to see blair. as coud magazine articles. over the course of his >> did he write that first novel? and how many novels did he write over the course of his writing career? >> so he writes seven novels, both fiction and nonfiction, as well as countless newspaper and magazine articles over the course of his career. he starts his first novel. it is not the first one he publishes but the first one he writes in the 1920s while he is serving as a police officer in burma. the first book he perishe

they would be like, "eric -- [ laughter ] after everything he did, all it took was meeting eric.erica, because i am assuming it wasn't immediate? >> which show? >> seth: "python." >> oh, it was a few years later. i think it came into about 1975. we were opening the "holy grail," actually, in cinema 2, and we were supposed to start with an 11:00 screening and the police called up and said, you've got to come down. there is 2,000 people outside the cinema. >> seth: really? >> really. because pbs had just started to show "the flying circus." so we were kind of hot, you know, in new york. and there was kind of python mania. we were trapped in there all day signing coconuts. [ laughter ] not easy to do, by the way. >> seth: if you didn't bring them with you, very hard to find in new york city. >> they advertised the first 1,000 people get a coconut. >> seth: a signed coconut? >> a signed coconut. but you can't sign a coconut. >> seth: no. [ light laughter ] worse than a scrotum? >> seth: worst than a scrotum? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: the last 1,000 people got a signed scrotum? [

. >> la fiscalÍa de los Ángeles recomienda que haya una nueva sentencia para los hermanos lyle y ericen una condena de cadena perpetua por asesinar a sus padres en su mansiÓn de beverly hills en 1989. la serie mundial arranca esta noche. los dodgers de los Ángeles reciben en casa a los yankees de nueva york en el primero de un mÁximo de siete juegos. serÁ su enfrentamiento nÚmero 12 en este clÁsico. >> noticias telemundo mediodÍa con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. >> viernes de mucha informaciÓn, asÍ que gracias por acompaÑarnos como siempre aquÍ en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. >> arrancamos oficialmente el fin de semana. vamos con la informaciÓn de esta tarde. bueno, y hace justamente un aÑo que el poderoso huracÁn otis golpeaba sin piedad el puerto de acapulco en la costa mexicana del pacÍfico. lo que hasta ese momento era uno de los principales destinos turÍsticos del paÍs se convirtiÓ en algo parecido a un campo de batalla. >> el impacto de otis fue tremendo. solo los daÑos en propiedades aseguradas se acercan a los 2 mil millones de dÓlares. un dato curioso cada seis aÑos se rep

eric, thanks so much for being with us. eric, we're looking at the israel regime just yesterday, attacking four countries, four countries across this region, occupied palestine, um, syria, lebanon, and yemen. i mean, this is obviously, well we know from the beginning, it was rogue entity, but it it seems... like it's just so desperate now um almost like a something a dying entity that is just crazy and not knowing exactly what to do, mean your assessment of what you're looking at these days from the regime, well it's crazed, but i don't think it's down and out, mean the fact that it can target uh four countries at once, that's pretty impressive uh and the fact that it has the ' the uh just the hutspa, mean the jews in bet their names that they use to describe their own crazy behavior, but yes, it's still strong, but i'm heartened to see that hezbulah has been able to carry out attacks in spite of what israel did to over the last week uh, the previous commentator mentioned attacking masad headquarters uh, again it's attackin

arthel: hello eric, hello everyone i'm arthel neville.he prime minister and his wife were not home at the time of the drone attack and there were no casualties the brazen attack by hezbollah comes one day after the group threatened to escalate its conflict with israel. it also comes on the heels of the death of hamas leader yahya sinwa who was killed by idf forces this week. sinwa is widely believed to be the mastermind behind the deadly october 7 attacks on israel. his death has rocked the region already on the edge of an all out war. before prime minister netanyahu is defiant saying he will win this war for the people of israel. matt finn on the ground in tel aviv with more on that. >> the assassination attempt happened not far from where i am here in tel aviv. we will get to that in just a moment. but first we want to show you new video just in. the idf shows hamas leader yahya sinwa and his family fling into an underground tunnel prior to the october 7 massacre a little over a year ago for the idf said it found this footage just a few

and then after billy ray eric's execution. was able to go out to the prison myself, to unit two, to the visitation there, which is a very surreal place. and sit in a small with, you know, ten men from death row. and about that many visitors, share some popcorn and have a sort of extraordinarily normal time, which really was unforgettable and led me to writing this book, basically. and so i guess when you like when you first got there, was there an idea of this is going to happen? how i how did that when did the book in it? well, the i think after i two things as you know some of the folks who on death row held a memorial service, a funeral for billy ray eric and i ended up going to that and was very moved by it. some of billy's paintings were there and. some folks spoke, including alvaro, about and about the time they'd spent with him. and then i also so that experience and then getting to go myself to the visitation gallery and visit of these men and see the community existed out there in a place which is almost by definition

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. >> eric and i killed our parents together. so i'd say that makes us pretty close. >> their abuse claims derided in court. now, the basis for their possible release. >> my dad had been molesting me. >> after 35 years, could eric and lyle menendez soon walk free? plus, fashion trailblazer willy chavarria. just like that, the bold designer with looks worn by tracee ellis ross, julia fox and billie eilish. mixing luxe and legacy with cutting edge design and cultural heritage. >> i did see the disparities between race and economic means. i really wanted to make sure that i highlighted those things and didn't ignore them. >> how the icon and the making cast fashion diamonds in the rough. >> i really like to take the beauty that i find in the streets or, you know, working at 7-eleven and really reflect ourselves in that beauty. >> and the wnba, new york liberty, celebrating on the streets of gotham with a hometown crowd. hometown crowd. >> nightline will be right back. t is in the gutter. undo it with pepto fast melts. so you can kee

eric, this was wild., i enjoyed watching this because it's a contrast between trump and phenomenal. thank you, eric, joining me now, stephen miller, founder of america first to president trump, steven, kamala is constantly demonizing donald trump, yet, of course, he is polling than he ever has before. >> laura: look how she responds when bret actually pointed this out? >> bret: why is half the country supporting him? why is he beating you in a lot of swing states? why if he is as bad as you say that half of this country is now supporting this person who could be the 47th president of the united states? why is that happening? >> >> this is election for president of the united states. not supposed to be easy. >> bret: are they misguided the 50%? are they stupid? what is it. >> oh, god i would never say that about the american people. if you listen to donald trump. if you listen to any of these rallies, he is the one that tends to demean. >> laura: steven, running for president is not supposed to be easy. yo

and wisconsin republican eric -- eric hovde is challenging two term democrat senator tammy baldwin.sed in madison and a cofounder of the eric hovde foundation which supports research to cure multiple sclerosis and eric hovde joins me know. thank you for joining us today. what you think you moved into that toss-up category? what have you been doing differently in recent weeks? >> first of all great being on your show, martha, and thank you for having me. >> martha: thank you. >> it's been nine months of work. of been moving all over the states, giving speeches everything, engaging with the press, doing radio shows, you name it. senator baldwin, you know, barely campaigns, doesn't talk to the press. she's running, you know, a basement strategy like joe biden did back in 2020. and i really think it comes down to the issues. i'm talking about the issues that matter to people. the economic issues obviously, inflation being a very important one. the issues of the open border and there are so many layers to that as it pertains to not just to crime issues but the fentanyl crisis and the hum

piden que se revise la sentencia a cadena perpetua contra eric menÉndez por el asesinato de sus padress dÉcadas, noticia de Última hora. muere en argentina el ex cantante de la popular banda one direction. el britÁnico liam payne, de 31 aÑos, se cae de un tercer piso en un hotel de buenos aires. a 20 dÍas de las elecciones. donald trump dice que los latinos que voten por kamala harris necesitan que les revisen la cabeza. trump. la vicepresidenta harris, hablÓ frente a republicanos que no apoyan a trump y dijo que vivimos en un paÍs en el que se puede criticar al presidente sin miedo a represalias y el rescate a un niÑo de nueve aÑos que sobreviviÓ solo al golpe del huracÁn milton en la selva de campeche, mÉxico. seis dÍas estuvo desaparecido. acompaÑado solo de sus perros. el otro. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >> buenas tardes. comenzamos hoy con una noticia de Última hora el zar de las drogas en mÉxico fue condenado a mÁs de 38 aÑos de prisiÓn. genaro garcÍa luna fue secretario de seguridad en mÉxico entre 2006 y 2012 durante la presidencia de felipe calderÓn. fue sentenc

according to the lawsuit, eric stelly became sick after eating at mcdonald's in greeley. that's right near fort collins. his attorney says he's still recovering from the infection. we did reach out to mcdonald's for a comment on the lawsuit. we are still waiting for a response. a new museum unveiled on yerba buena island. >> how it's set to highlight the history of the port chicago sailors during world war two and the wrongful convictions they faced, and soccer fans getting excited for the fifa world cup. >> returning to the u.s. in just two years. the warning, though, about fake tickets already circulating and we're coming up on the weekend. >> the weather is looking pretty good. there's some changes, so it's going to be a little bit damp in some areas, possibly, maybe a sprinkle or two. we'll look into the timing your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the

and then the other thing is it all also happens to be the year that eric mann. right. former sds member, former weather underground formed his late, his basically his organizing organization in los angeles. so you have all these pieces that come together and these are very to how we've gotten to where we are today. for those who aren't with eric mann, you wrote the seminal work on black lives matter. mike. so can you take us from 89 to today and explain why this is next gen marxism and who mann is and why for example, blm and antifa fit into this story? yeah, thanks. thanks for that question and thank you all for being here, by the way. i'm kidding. i'm a very, you know, very happy that you competing against museums in so many other great places you're in washington to. thank you very much for being here. one of the things i've found about the barringer is that she herself says this is a former moscow reporter, the new york times. and all this, she says, know what's odd is that it's coming. marxism is feeling in eastern europe, but it's succeeding on us campuses. so sh

... just shake a little bit of uh the fear of death into israel, let's talk let's talk about that, eric, you just talked about iran and perhaps shaking them up, i mean there are those who say that from the very beginning and the israeli regime's genocide uh on gaza that its main goal was to bring iran in and uh to create excuse to bring the united states in directly and have the united states uh uh fight its war. i mean your your thoughts about uh that side of things and that possibility, well i iran's not going to declare war on on israel, it's it's but it it it it can retaliate, i think it's quite clear that the world is expecting a retaliation and that shouldn't be a trigger for all a war uh so i i i don't but i don't know i'm not a i'm not a uh uh in the high level of policy decision and uh i i don't know, well i know that they have they have a right to respond to a direct attacked on on their own sovereignty and that's what they uh if they do uh that would be what they're doing which is legal in international law, well let's talk about that international law, good you brought up in

written by eric.s del asesinato en el que explicaba cÓmo temÍa a su padre. otra revelaciÓn es que en 2023, en el documental menÉndez, mÁs a menudo transmitido en peacock, ray rosellÓ, ex integrante del grupo menudo, relatÓ que tenÍa 14 aÑos cuando fue presuntamente violado por josÉ menÉndez, un alto ejecutivo de la disquera rca. en ese entonces, kim kardashian, ahora vocera en temas de justicia criminal, escribiÓ un editorial para nbc news en el que aboga por la liberaciÓn de los hermanos, asegura he pasado tiempo con lil y eric. no son monstruos, son hombres amables, inteligentes y honestos. y bueno, para seguir discutiendo este tema saludamos ahora al abogado criminalista manuel portela, abogado. muy buenas tardes. cÓmo se estarÁ realizando esta revisiÓn? el equipo legal, despuÉs de 30 aÑos de estar haciendo esta revisiÓn de esta nueva evidencia, los fiscales de los Ángeles estÁn revisando evidencias y nuevas que no tomaron en cuenta antes, cuando hubo el juicio. >> especÍficamente, una carta prepar

el anuncio del fiscal de los Ángeles abre la posibilidad de que lily y eric salgan en libertad provisionalos en prisiÓn por el asesinato de sus padres. ademÁs, estallan dos coches bomba en dos municipios de guanajuato, mÉxic. hay al menos tres policÍas heridos y graves daÑos materiales. ningÚn grupo criminal se atribuye los atentados. a 12 dÍas de las elecciones, mÁs de 28 millones de personas ya emitieron su voto en la recta final. kamala harris y donald trump intensifican sus esfuerzos en los estados clave. le mostramos cuÁl es la tendencia de quienes votaron por anticipado en esos siete estados que pueden definir la contienda. investigan como asesinato la muerte de un soldado hispano en missouri. >> was located in a dumpster los restos de san roque fueron encontrados en un contenedor de basura en un cuartel militar del estado. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. buenas tardes. comenzamos con una noticia de Última hora. los hermanos menÉndez podrÍan estar cerca de salir de prisiÓn. el fiscal de los Ángeles recomendÓ esta tarde que reciban una nueva sentencia por el asesinato de sus

yeah, it had to be good. >> eric adams indictment was 57 pages ditties was only 14. now, to be fair, i did. isn't and then was longer, but the page has kept slipping out. the das game, missing words captains. i'm going to give your team some recent news headlines with keywords here's your first hit, land, bridge, certain ball experience in detroit being called a blank and blank down and dirty bag? yes. >> i fraud the points i had to close enough the answer a scam and complete chaos guess of an unofficial detroit richardson themed ball took the social media to complain that the event was a total mess with ticket buyers left to sit on the floor in their fancy dresses while vendors sold kit debt bars. n a stripper perform let's take a look at the detroit richardson themed entertainment, please right there. here's the kicker. the tickets to this event ranged from one hundred and $50 to $1,000, which call me old fashioned. but if i'm dropping a g on bridget and ball, the kitkat should be included here's your next hit line steve, you want it to blink, but had to cancel sta

once that we have eric adams, francis ford, coppola, emily blunt, and bobby brown oh, wow. and on the other side, we have cachia, ted cruz locking, phoenix and our rita franklin first up. we've got booty call, which two of these people both claim to have had a sexual encounter with a ghost oh, wow. eric adams has to be one of them. >> i'm going to say bobby brown and kesha ted cruz because why would any live human cachia interview, cachia told a reporter her encounter was fairly innocent, saying, quote, it was a touchdown the body. >> so full disclosure, i never actually slept with a ghost, but she did wake me up in a very sensual way and here's bobby brown telling larry king about his supernatural tinder one it was a ghostly person and you had sex with the ghostly? yes. >> i had no choice i was mounted. >> oh, he mounted, yes bobby brown was actually being very pg. he told the story in his memoirs and in the memoirs bobby wrote, quote, i looked up and in the mirror, i could actually see a white woman straddling me on the bet. the sensation felt exactly like sex i could fee

oh, ted cruz he want to say i think you should say eric adams because he's weird, right?eric adams would never say the princess bride was his favorite movie, even if it was. >> so then it's gonna be francis ford. >> well, ok, we'll go with elon crews were going to say coppola and joaquin. >> the answer is emily blunt had crews emily has talked about how the princess rob was one of her favorite movies when she was a kid while ted's passion for the film is still going strong one of my favorite scenes is, is when wesley, the dread pirate roberts is brought there's nothing better except enough nice month and let us and tomato sandwich when the, when the munton is solely so good. and then suddenly carroll cane on the outside wish i wasn't. the problem is he's afraid ever since been fired, any bit afraid. what i told you not to say that day? >> how many competent opening up, but i hug i can't hear you. >> i can hear you that's why i loved the movie i had no idea. billy crystal impersonation could be that anti submitted let's do brass masters, which two of these people both play

that is a very good way to put it, eric, so i - way to put it, eric, so i wonder with all of that inwork on the first attempt? srr, i thought they would work on the first attempt? sc, i thought they would get work on the first attempt? s513, i thought they would get close enough and they would be some data with one of the engines they didn't like and they would probably wave of the attempt in which case the rocket will have splashed down in the ocean but i thought that once they made the attempt they would probably succeed because they remonstrated pretty good control of the rocket in the past when they got close to the ground. we past when they got close to the round. ~ ~ ,, ,., past when they got close to the round. ~ ~ ., ,., , past when they got close to the . round, . «' ., ,., , , ground. we think about this is a milestone, _ ground. we think about this is a milestone, how— ground. we think about this is a milestone, how significant l ground. we think about this is| a milestone, how significant do you think it is when it comes to something like space exploration and the goal th

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maria: reaction eric?ling] it is laughable that was executive action by president trump she had nothing to do with it number two she call president trump one of the most dangerous men offensive men with dark soul. she is a biggest resister against president trump voted with joe biden on the other hand 95.5% of the time it is her desperate attempt to try to take off some votes it is not going to work we're going to win wisconsin going to both president trump and i are going to win wisconsin. >> what is your take on how wisconsin will vote? because early voting started this week, in wisconsin. do you have any sense how vote is going? another important swing state. >> yeah quinnipiac poll gears left three others have me and trump up by a point we don't know a jump all about i view momentum definitely on our side early voting i can't tell you how many people i am on a bus tour, i voted for you today going to get family members out, i think there is a lot of enthusiasm on our side i feel really good about it wi

it says eric blair on his tombstone. there was a time when i knew the epithet and i can't remember it. he was an atheist but one who had a christian burial. he had a fondness for the church of england and for the king james bible. he was a lover of the english language and a lever of the forms of the church, despite his own atheist and socialist politics. >> eric arthur blair is george l and the book is "orwell's ghosts", whiston's and warnings for the 21st century. laura beers is the other. thank you for your time on book tv. >>> as the 2024 presidential campaign continues, american history tv presents its historic presidential elections. learn about the pivotal issues of different errors and uncover what made these elections historic and explore their lasting impact on the nation. this saturday, the election of 1980. >> i have been president now for almost four years. i have had to make thousands of decisions and each one of those decisions has been a learning process. i have seen the strength of my nation and i seen t