even his six-year-old daughter eta.iew with eta recorded in 2008. >> was she all the way in the bathtub or just in the bathtub? >> all the way. >> please raise your white hand and take an oath. >> and then prosecutors called to the stand the woman at the center of it all. the woman who so captivated martin. the mistress. and, they said. the motive. >> my name is gypsy willis. >> gypsy told the story of an online relationship turned sexual. >> it was whenever we had time and it could be arranged. and it was, i think we probably had six have the time. sometimes it was just lunch. >> the very day after michele's death. gypsy took slc selfie and send it to martin. >> it's a picture, it's a little bit suggestive. >> showing your? buttocks >> yes. >> as we know, it wasn't long before gypsy moved into the house. supposedly hired as a nanny. >> if i told you that others had testified that you are not much of a nanny, in terms of cookie, cleaning, taking care of the children. and just staring at the a defendant. what would be th

surge is down, eta's are down.ess is hitting on all cylinders and it is reflected in the stock price. >> i hear people say uber is expensive. how do you think about this dynamic longer-term? do you worry about alienating customers when they are already getting squeezed given this is the worst inflationary environment in uber's history. >> inflation is hitting all of us. fuel is a big component of our driver cost. that affects uber prices as well. you see it in our results. trips were up 34% which is healthy growth, bookings were up faster than that would indicate some inflationary effect on our results. i think the good news is surge levels are calming down, eta's are calming down. we actually see strength in terms of trip growth going forward and we are hoping if we do our jobs and so far so good on on boarding more drivers, prices on verbal ease going forward at the same time, drivers will make really strong earnings as well at the same time. heidi: let us get a quick check on the latest business flash headlines.

surges down, eta's are down, so the business is really hitting on all cylinders and it's reflected inhe stock price, which is great. ♪ emily: airbnb shares down in late trading after reporting second-quarter results, despite revenue in the current quarter would be the highest in its history. the jeffries managing director and analyst joins us to discuss. you have had airbnb benefiting from the travel rebound but investors not happy with this report. why is that? >> book inc. -- bookings whole about 5% below where the street was at. ultimately, there's a fear this was the summer of travel, that everyone went to europe. in california, they saw bookings down as europe saw a huge boom. many of us, including my own family went to europe and came back and started looking at our credit card. but look at the bill. perhaps there's a travel hangover coming in the fall and winter. that may be a fear many investors in my position said i just took a big trip, time to tap the brakes and put money nelement. see gas prices shift, others are -- restoration hardware, uc we call it a discretionary reces

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surge is down, eta's are down. the business is really hitting on all cylinders.: we are looking at live pictures from taipei were nancy pelosi's motorcade has arrived at a taiwan hotel. we will keep monitoring her visit to taiwan. i want to ask about the broader environment. i still hear people say uber is expensive and we are seeing people benefiting from this and you're looking the earnings, how do you think about this dynamic longer-term? do you worry about alienating customers given that this is the worst inflationary environment in uber's history? >> i think inflation is hitting all of us whether it's grocery prices or fuel prices, fuel was a big component of our driver cost, so that affects uber prices as well. you see in our results while trends were up 24% which is really healthy growth, a gross bookings were up faster than that which indicates on the results. the good news for us is surge levels are coming down, eta's are coming down so was the marketplace becomes more balanced, we see strength in terms of trip growth growing -- going forward. and so far

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. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in the west, from the walter cronkite journalism at arizona state university. judy: voters in kansas turned out in record numbers yesterday, and overwhelmingly rejected a proposed amendment that would have removed the right to an abortion from the state constitution and opened the door to the republican legislature passing restrictions or an outright ban. the "vote no" side celebrated its victory last night. >> i'm super proud to be from kansas tonight, and i feel like my state just showed u and boldly told me that they going to take care of me and my female friends, and everyone that can get pregnant in the state of kansas. we are protected tonight. judy: ali rogin was reporting for us from kansas in the days leading up to the election, and has been watching the vote. you were there. you were watching closely last night. these results were a surprise. >> it was a stunning defeat for this amendment. the vote was 59 to 41 against. experts we spoke to expected it to be much closer, although they weren't sure which side woul

ama: tonight, the san jose city council approved the project at the eta boston light rail station. it includes 300 apartments with commercial space. the bta is looking to raise millions of dollars by releasing out the landed towns near the light rail stations. there is potential for more projects with several sites eligible for development. dan: state senator scott wiener is leading the charge of local politicians demanding that the state and federal government to do more to fight monkeypox. today, he held a hearing on the outbreak in sacramento. tim johns has the story. tim: a line stretched down the bar -- block on tuesday, people lining up since the early hours of the morning trying to get the monkeypox vaccine. >> i guess i am at high risk and with covid, i do not want to take any risks. tim: san francisco now reporting over 500 cases of monkeypox. as the virus continues to spread, so does the urge to get the outbreak under control. scott wiener held a special hearing in sacramento, urging other elected officials to do more. >> we need to push hard to make sure our federal, sta

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. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washingtoand in the west on the water cronkite journalism at arizona state never city. judy: as we reported, president biden signed the bipartisan chips act into law today. it's one of the legislative victories democrats are touting this week, just days before the president's favored health care, tax and climate change bill - known as the "inflation reduction act" - heads to the house, where it's likely to pass, after passing along strictly party lines in the senate. senate majority leader chuck schumer, a democrat from new york, played a key role in getting the bill through that chamber and i spoke with him earlier today. >> leader schumer, thank you very much for joining us. before i ask you about the inflation reduction act i do want to ask you about this unprecedented raid by the fbi on former president trump's home in palm beach. were you or any other senior congressional leaders briefed on this? if not, should you have been? >> we were not briefed, i do not know enough detail to make a determination there. i will not comment

ama: tonight, the san jose city council approved the project at the eta boston light rail station. it includes 300 apartments with commercial space. the bta is looking to raise millions of dollars by releasing out the landed towns near the light rail stations. there is potential for more projects with several sites eligible for development. dan: state senator scott wiener is leading the charge of local politicians demanding that the state and federal government to do more to fight monkeypox. today, he held a hearing on the outbreak in sacramento. tim johns has the story. tim: a line stretched down the bar -- block on tuesday, people lining up since the early hours of the morning trying to get the monkeypox vaccine. >> i guess i am at high risk and with covid, i do not want to take any risks. tim: san francisco now reporting over 500 cases of monkeypox. as the virus continues to spread, so does the urge to get the outbreak under control. scott wiener held a special hearing in sacramento, urging other elected officials to do more. >> we need to push hard to make sure our federal, sta

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. -- made a loop to the east to the philippines and appears headed straight for taipei, sources say etan taiwan for 10:00 p.m. vogelsang. it looks like the speaker is going forward with her trip to taiwan. ryan independent -- independent. >> i was wondering what what you showed. why do you think all these republicans go to an extreme on antigovernment anything when they say they are christian. the previous caller was talking about environmental regulation. the bible tells us to protect your as well as -- detect -- protect the earth. a lot of republicans don't want to do that because they want to criminalize the lgbtq community. host: any thoughts? guest: we talk about the leading candidate for governor in arizona, sent money to obama. that is one of the things that -- at the base of the democratic party, they care about progressive policy and they want to move the country to the left. host: randy in florida -- democratic caller. caller: i keep hearing about how the democratic party is in charge of everything and running everything but we have a separate -- a senate that started out befo

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. >>> happening tomorrow eta is changing its schedules again, weekday service will start earlier at 4:30 am beginning tomorrow. saturday and sunday on the blue line will not have the same schedule starting at 5 am and running until 12:30 am the next morning. the green and orange lines are set to start at 5 am on the weekends, weekdays and run from 6 am to midnight on the weekends. they will increase the frequency of buses and light rail to every 50 minutes. >>> highway 29 in napa opened again after being closed for hours following a deadly head- on crash. it happened around 1130 p.m. last night on highway 29. driver hid four other cars had on and one driver died at the scene, two other drivers and two passengers were hurt. investigators are saying if the person killed if there was alcohol or drugs or if they played a role in the crash. >>> day two of a plan to strike, bruce is at the starbucks in santa cruz began that strike yesterday this store was the first starbucks in california to vote to join a union, now it is the first in california to go on strike. workers claim they face unf

that is going to pale in comparison to eta versus west virginia.s the one that has them scared. we now have a court system with major intellectuals, gorsuch, kavanaugh, alito, they are going to be the driving force. they will talk about independent state legislators. including, this is where elections will be decided. no longer with governors who have assemblies when they want to change the ballot. we will have courts on our side. that's why this rate patriot, -- this great patriot, who is a genius of national security, cash understands the administrative state. it has its own courts. it has its own capability. it is an absolute government and it needs to be taken apart brick by brick. cash showed us how. remember, we have 4000 political appointees in any administration. 1000 need to be senate confirmed. 3000 can hit the beat day one. 16 was a come-from-behind victory. we had it been organized -- we were not organized. now we have no excuses and we have -- we are going to hit the beach day one and take apart federal democracy brick by brick -- fede

gifts is unknown, however, for confirmation the integrity of the former judge and now the member of the etarification. in general, before the declaration of assets and expenses of judge volodymyr severin, there are many questions, he repeatedly forgot to indicate which property he bought after selling, and after that to inform about significant changes in the state of property in 2019, the nazc sent the relevant administrative protocols to the court. well and the following fact is completely impossible to grasp either with the mind or with the imagination in 2020 volodymyr severin tried to rejuvenate himself no but did he use the help of plastic surgeons we we do not know, however, it is known for sure that the judge made efforts to change his date of birth, severyn appealed to the court with six applications, all of them were submitted from june to september of the 20th year, that is, a year before the scheduled termination of the judge's powers in connection with reaching the age of 65, so it can be assumed that in this way the judge tried to extend his tenure and postpone his pension. se

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guest: the money should go to do eta right away. i think they have to go through whole program.'m curious to see how they will implement it. a lot of the programs are based on the recovery act after the financial crisis. they are really building on a lot of the things the obama administration had. maybe sooner than you think. host: $20 billion. guest: this is one of the big ones. agriculture makes up about, it supports leading omissions in the economic sector. it makes up about 14% of total u.s. omissions. finding ways to bring that down is overly good way. agriculture is an important tool and will cause jumping the carbon that is in the atmosphere and using plants and their natural biology to suck it up and put it into the soil so this is science to help look at it very different ways to see how the agriculture community can help the climate. host: money for research? guest: research and implementation. demonstration programs, there is money for farmers to start cleaning up how they just either agricultural activities kind of help reduce omissions there. methane is a big proble

year over year, our eta's, which is a great level of nervous levels, -- a great level of service levelscame down. emily: jobs numbers today were a surprise. how concerned are you about? the macro environment? with inflation, you have high gas prices and a recession looming john:. john:-- recession looming. john: we are watching it closely. when you have more people looking for flexible work with good earnings as we are seeing now, it does help us on the drivers side of the equation and riders are coming back because we are coming off the pandemic that hurt our business. there is a lot of headroom, and the driver's side of the equation improving is nice. emily: i spoke to your competition this week, the uber ceo who says he thinks huber is recession resistant. listen. to what he had to say. >> because we are in multiple businesses, both in mobility and delivery, we have a kind of business that can perform in all weather. at the same time, we are disciplined in terms of cost to make sure that the environment, if it gets tougher, we are prepared. emily: john, how would you describe lyft's

eta is down.he business is hitting all cylinders and that's reflected in the stock price, which is great. emily: does a rising tide lift all boats. cars? [laughter] >> it seems to be. if you think about this shared rebound. both of them are benefiting from that. where we started to see the divergence is the strategies they took to get the drivers back. that's what's driving ridership. the more you have to meet demand, the lower the fares go. more people using it than the platform instead of opting to take yellow cab or the subway. lyft acknowledged that a lot of the spend that spooked investors last quarter was not very much coming through in fares to consumers. they bore the cost and now that weight times are coming down and fares are coming down, ridership levels are recovering following suit. emily: if you were looking for weakness in uber numbers, it was food delivery. on the other hand we are seeing strong it doordash. what are they doing better than uber in this case? >> they started off as

and the eta for this new digital combined application will be the fall of this -- we will survey our stake holders for feedback, are they aware of the new website and the pages and the experience using the page fist they are aware will include the question in this fall industry survey around 3 survey for our industry. we will assess the feedback and address priority changes. and continue to monitor user experience and refine. do we keep getting the same questions from customers or applicants making the same mistakes. i think that is our responsibility to to -- improve as we go along. that is my presentation. if you have questions, let me know. >> any questions. i'm looking forward to this had this process is done on tic toc. thank you for moving in that direction. slowly and surely. marching there. is there public comment on dylan's presentation and thank you for your work. it is tedious but helpful. >> hopefully it will help. >> public comment? >> there are no public comments for this item and just to add we got our call from commissioner perez who will not be able to make it to the

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. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in the west, from the walter cronkite arizona state university. ♪ tely, but just what is it? the word comes from the latin word for this, a fasces. the idea? well, you can break one sticeasily, but when you bundle them together, they become very stron and, when a dictator convinces an entire nation to march together in lockstep, they feel strong, too, and, in fascism, an ax symbolizes that it's unity with discipline; brutal, if necessary. i'm rick steves and, in this special programve we'll learn from the hard lessons of fascism in 20th-century europe. thanks for joining us. [ suspenseful music plays ] [ flames crackling ] -[speaking indistinctly] -[chanting] sieg heil! sieg heil! sieg heil! sieg heil! ♪♪ [ chanting ] ♪♪ [ cheering ] ♪♪

. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkitealism at arizona state university. >> 2.5 weeks after the fbi searched donald trump's home in florida, federal magistrate judge ordered that the -- ordered the department of justice must release a redacted document that justify the search. reporter: it is not clear how much of that document we will e after the red actions but more information about the classified documents that donald trump took with him to mar-a-lago emerged this week. an attorney that focuses on national security issues is with us. given the information the magistrate judge said needs to be protected, including the investigationstrategy, scope, sources and methods, how much are we likely to see of this document? could we still glean some clues from it? >> the general public based on what you described from the order to be unsealed will probably be disappointed in what is in this partially unredacted affidavit. i am hopeful that those of us that have experience with classified information and the like may be able to g

. >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington, and in the walter cronkitechool of journalismona state university. amna: two and a half weeks after the fbi search of former president donald trump's home in florida, a federal magistrate judge ordered today that the department of justice must release a redacted document that justified the search. john yang has more. john amna, it is not clear how : much of the document we'll actually see after the redactions, but more information about the classified documents that trump took with him to mar-a-lago emerged this week. mark zaid is an attorney who focuses on national security issues. mark, thanks for being with us. given the information that the magistrate judge said needs to be protected, the identities of witnesses, law enforcement agents and uncharged parties, the investigations gratitude, direction, scope, sources of methods in grand jury and -- grand jury investigation, how much of this document are we likely to see and could we still glean some hints or clues from it? >> i think the general public, based on what you describe

. >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> voters have been heading to the polls today in florida, new york, and oklahoma. congressional correspondent lisa desjardins is here with more on the races that may have the biggest impact in washington. good to see you. let's talk about these. there could be some incumbents in trouble tonight. tell us about those races and what we should understand about them. >> the real thing going on here is redistricting. new york state, the maps governing congressional elections were drawn by a special master, not by legislators. the marquee race you talked about, let's look at it. two members of the house democrats party who are chairman, both of them, jerry nadler and -- this is incredibly unusual. they also are both of them in the top 20 most senior members of the house. they are facing also a third opponent, a progressive. all these dynamics are in play. low turnout in that new york city race we are going to be watching very closely. they a

. >> this is the pbs newshour from dub eta studios in washington, and in the west, from the walter cronkiteof journalism at arizona state university. judy: for the first time since february, ukraine is again exporting food. a cargo ship left the port city of odessa this morning after a deal was struck with russia. ukraine is one of the world's largest providers of wheat, corn, and sunflower oil, but a russian blockade targeting of ukraine's agricultural infrastructure has jeopardized global food security. our special correspondent reports. reporter: it is the sound of hope for millions around the world desperately in need of food. the cargo ship left odesa this morning with 26,000 metric tons of corn and sailed through a ukrainian minefield and was given safe passage through the russian blockade. the landmark moment was hailed by both ukraine and russia. >> the port has started working. the export traffic has started and it can be called the first positive signal that there is a chance to stop the development of the food crisis in the world. reporter: in moscow, by a kremlin spokesman. >> t

. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in the west, from the walter cronkiteof journalism at arizona state university. judy: today, we return to the anniversary of the taliban takeover of afghanistan. the biden administration says it has accelerated efforts to try and save afghan interpreters, but many remain left behind. here's nick schifrin. nick: for two decades, hundreds of thousands of afghans worked with the u.s. government and military. many remain in afghanistan, at risk of being persecuted by the taliban. they are eligible for special immigrant visas if they worked ir on behalf of the u.s. prep least one year and face ongoing serious threats. the u.s. says 17,000 afghans submitted applications, but more than 74,000 are working their way through the process. advocacy groups says the number is likely four times that including family members. i will speak to a veteran leading an advocacy group. first, the story of a former translator trapped in afghanistan. before the fall, before the taliban came in, he begged to come out. he and other interpreters for

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. >> this is the pbs newshour, from w eta studios and in the west, from the walter cronkite school ofalism at arizona state university. -- william: on a multi-country tour of africa this week, secretary of state antony blinken has been making the case that the u.s. can be a quote "equal partner" with african nations. in that vein, he recently announced a new partnership with democratic republic of congo in an effort to protect some of that nation's natural treasures. >> it's one of the most famous and extraordinary places on earth. the virunga national forest, established in 1925, and now a unesco world heritage site. this area, nested in the congo basin, is africa's oldest national park. it's home to the only mountain gorillas left on the planet. but parts of this precious land are now up for auction. congo is selling 30 oil and gas drilling blocks across the congo basin, including some in the virunga park. the congo basin covers 1.3 billion acres, spans across 6 nations, and its trees and soils and peat absorb about 4% of the world's annual carbon emissions. the auction was announce

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