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petito murders. >> it was a nationwide hunt for both gabby and the fiance. the online communities were able to gather and share information in a way that ultimately broke the case. >> reporter: that's what everyone is hoping for, a lead or break in the case. >> bring peace and light into a community that needs it. >> reporter: stephanie magallon for "today in the bay." >> a candlelight memorial will be held at 7:00 p.m. in san jose. it comes after a vigil was held in fremont last night at lake elizabeth. one honoring the family of four who were taken against their will last monday. their bodies were discovered a few days later in a rural part of merced county. >> we are here to pay respects and bring awareness to this injustice in our indian sikh community. >> jesus salgado was charged yesterday. he's due in court tomorrow. >>> now to the warriors' late night announcement. there will be no suspension for draymond green. he will return to the team tomorrow. steve kerr said that they've had exhaustive conversations about what to do with their temperamental sta

gabby potato was just 22 years old. >> todd: gabby petito was a 22 years old. >> todd: setting on fireor all the crime of messing up his order. flammable liquid before striking a match for that man telling police "i was very drunk." yep. that's an excuse. i ordered chicken br briyani. i didn't get chicken at all. this guy sounds like he's playing with a full deck. took police almost two weeks to chase them down, bring them into custody. you guessed it. because it's new york, he was released without bail despite criminal larson charges the next day. new york police urging three suspects who stole than half a million dollars in merchandise from this manhattan jewelry store on saturday, releasing surveillance video. you can see the thieves smash their way into the store with a sledgehammer breaking several changes. they stole watches, gems, more from that store. this matching grab burglary before the suspects fled in a silver sedan for the nypd offering a $3500 award for information. >> crime is a major campaign issue for republican lee zeldin and voters are responding to his message. lis

gabby petino was just 22 years old.esearchers creating a hybrid coronavirus strain in a lab. it's a mix of the original strain omicron variant. forces the finding of other similar research performed by other including the fda. echos the experiments in wuhan china that have feared to have triggered the covid-19 pandemic. boston university say the new study is meant to help fight against future pandemics and it is pier reviewed and reviewed by boston public health commission. new developments in the hunter biden investigation just grassley say new whistleblower documents reveal president biden's business dealings in a letter to merrick garland and others grassley writes these documents also indicate that joe biden was aware of hunter biden's business arrangements and may have been involved in some of them leaked emails show russian oligarch who reportedly invested 40-million-dollar to his rae company on top of 3.5 in consulting fees. to monday night football we go chargers get overtime win against the broncos thanks in pa

en caso de gabby petito se tratado de nivel nacional y en el caso de su prometido fueron las comunidadesecaudaron la información necesaria para ayudar a cerrar el caso y esto es exactamente lo que este grupo y las autoridades buscan que es una pista para encontrar al culpable regresar la paz a la comunidad. >>> un hombre fue arrestado por ser el principal sospechoso de un joven de 18 años. el arrestado es dmitry caszely que tiene 19 años, disparó al automóvil donde estaban la víctima y otras personas. además del joven fallecido una muchacha herida. caszely enfrenta cargos por este incidente. >>> uno de los sospechosos de la muerte de la familia (nombre en inglés) y su primera corten la audiencia. >>> carlos trejo estuvo haciéndole el seguimiento a este caso, y carlos la pregunta es por qué se suspendió la audiencia. >>> por alguna razón que no nos explicaron el papelero no se encuentra completo para que alberto salgado de 41 años se presentara en esta tarde a la corte. se cancela la corte del segundo sospechoso acusado de conspiración, encubrimiento, y destrucción de pruebas, ante el sec

another question is how with the potential extinction of the anomalies, gabby, mosquito impact ecosystems? just like bees and butterflies, many mosquito species are pollinators transferring pollen from flower to flower. so what would the disappearance of the anomalies mean for plants? and what about the fish birds and baths that feed on mosquitoes? then there is but genetic alteration itself. there is the possibility of it being passed on to other species of mosquito putting them at risk. so i have a pretty good idea of how these gene drives will work in situ. um, but it's a very good question. like, you know, obviously can't predict everything that go wrong and all the implications of wiping out species that cause death and destruction may sound positive, but once they're gone, what's next? where did he draw the line using a technology that's, you know, instrument lisay, extinction. as a tool, that's a new threshold that human beings have not crossed before june. just reject this because we're like humans. shouldn't he gone? we also shouldn't just jump straight into the technology that h

another question is how with the potential extinction of the anomalies, gabby, mosquito impact ecosystems? just like bees and butterflies, many mosquito species are pollinators transferring pollen from flower to flower. so what would the disappearance of the anomalies mean for plants? and what about the fish birds and baths that feed on mosquitoes? as the genetic alteration itself, there is the possibility of it being passed on to other species of mosquito putting them at risk sinus. have a pretty good idea of how these gene drives a work in situ. um, but it's a very big question like, you know, obviously the contradict everything that go wrong and all the implications of wiping out species that cause death and destruction may sound positive. but once they're gone, what's next? where do we draw the line using a technology that's, you know, instrumental i the extinction as a tool that's a new threshold. human beings have not crossed before june. just reject this because we're like humans shouldn't be gone. but we also shouldn't just jump straight into the technology that has real risks. an

let's get right to gabby orr with more on this. what are you learning? >> reporter: facing a number of investigations that remain ongoing, the former president and his team are looking for a way to cooperate with doj to accommodate their interests in recovering additional documents in the probe down at mar-a-lago. we are told by sources yesterday that the former president's team has contemplated even allowing members of the justice dep, federal vef investigators to return to mar-a-lago for a supervised search that would involve trump's attorneys accompanying them throughout the property as to verify whether or not there were additional documents in the former president trump's possession at his florida resident. this is one possible topic on the table being discussed by trump's attorneys. there have been no firm decisions made but we are told there has been a notable shift in trump's strategy with this probe in particular. they had begun this adversarial toward the justice department, not wanting to cooperate. trump had said behind the scenes anz publicl

but at the same time, gabby's fably is very clear they were not asked about this movie. it just seems like it was too soon. and people feel rightfully that it's a violation of privacy. >> yeah. you can definitely see it from the perspective of the families how difficult it must be. sarah stewart, thank you for being with us this morning. >>> great. anderson cooper discusses grief in this week's episode of his podcast "all there is with anderson cooper." he'll join us live next. hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the rereal honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry.y. i'm javi, i'm 31, and i'm a fitness instructor. i saw myself in a photograph. and we were all smiling, and i looked closer, i'm backand i got botox® cosmetic. the lines were so prominent it's all i saw in the photograph, so now when i take photos, and i see myself in photos, its- it's me, i just have fewer lines. botox® cosmetic is fda-app

and then of course going all the way back to gabby giffords and her situation. members of congress have jumped 144% according to capitol police and as a result, they've taken action. they've allocated a significant amount of money to each member of congress to provide security systems and the hardening of their home addresses, to try to prevent something like this from actually happening.al and of course, when you're talking about nancy pelosi, this is the person that is third in line to the presidency, and she is someone who has 24/7 security around her at all times. capitol police detail that followsto her wherever she goes that checks out every place that she walks into, and would have certainly been on patrol in front of herce house, had she bn in residence at that point. but she was here in washington, d.c., it is an extremely busy time of the year for the house speaker. her husband andor her family ar not afforded that same level of protection. and so that's part of what led to this situation, and you know, again, we have to reiterate that we do not know t

whether it was gabby giffords being shot at a community event in 2011.to scalise at a baseball game to nancy pelosi's husband being attacked in their home. i experienced it when 16 bomb packages were sent out to cnn, to electives around the country with my return address and my district office return address on the packages. one came back to my office. sat with my staff a bomb package that had to be detonated under the staircase. and my staff had that in the office for two dais. i days. and it's just gotten worse. >> there were 902 threats to members of congress. as if that weren't bad enough it has grown expenentially. 1,205. >> it started when one person went down the escalator. we saw the rhetoric that donald trump exploded on to the scene that has been aid and copied from acolides. not to your member of congress but an activist and acolides who go to trump hotel and hope to see the goolies that were around the trump world. >> the star wars bar. >> that's right. you draw between donald trump into the political world and that. >> did it precede trump.

let's talk about gabby and my good friend lizzo.ith my trainer, when she loses 10 pounds and announces it, the bots -- that's a term for, telemarketer collars on instagram attacker for losing weight because the media wants to put out a perception that being overweight is the new goal when it's actually unhealthy. aside from the fact whether it's fashion and vogue, or if someone thinks it's attractive, to each his own. it's actually clinically unhealthy. for people to promote that, it's demonic. >> tucker: i've noticed this also, why do you think they would want to promote unhealthy nests among the population? >> its of the black race. they want to kill us in any way they can. planned parenthood was made by margaret sanger with the kkk and i believe that if we saw ourselves as -- if we saw ourselves as a people and not a race, then we would treat our people better. if you go to a jewish person and say a race it almost gets confusing, they will cut you off quickly and say we are not a race, we are people. our people are just supposed

. >> i want to turn to you, gabby to get your experience given the credits in 2021 with your program and how tax preparers have the. >> thank you. rebecca got up good points, it's understandable i think so many families and households work with preparers who are on enrolled because who are you going to trust? especially low income without that much money and your cousin says i can help you with your taxes, a trusted entity especially for marginalized individuals or folks with language barriers, they will go to someone who can help them instead of trying to reach out to organizations they may have never heard of what they don't know if they speak the lingo door can trust them with personal information so twofold, absolutely would be helpful to have oversight and resources for tax preparers to get information they need but also making sure folks have different options and are aware of resources they have so nonprofit that 60% of tax services in the county were seeing the same 98% of customers for the same year after year, the same people aware of them so yes it was a one time when your

have some more news to get cute, don't act tomei to hear, fox news has footage about what was likely gabbys final hours before she got murdered from in a whole foods store, they roam the store aisles the day they say she was likely killed, gabby potato was just 22 years old. public schools in bristol, connecticut, will close friday to observe the funerals of fallen police officers sergeant dustin to monty and officer alex hamm z. they were shot and killed last week in an ambush attack, to go bristol residents put up a special tribute to those heroes, they joined us earlier on "fox & friends" to explain why. >> we knew one very well but all three of them are very great in the community. they've done so much for every kid and adult, it's the least we could do to try to bring a place that we could get out there and get through this tragedy. >> rachel: over $235,000 has been raised for the families of sergeant the m demonte and hando far. they will scale back staff as a regular adjustment by less than 1% but on monday the company revealed it was making cuts across multiple divisions affecting

>> gabby, excellent reporting. thank you very much. thanks to everyone else, as well. >> coming up, the pentagon says it's keeping a very close watch on any potential evidence of a radio active dirty bomb. some fear russia is actually preparing to deploy. >>> also ahead, a moscow court rejects brittney griner's appeal to throw out her drug smuggling conviction. that actively cools, warms and effofortlessly responds to both of you. our smsmart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from sleep number. yes, i need a trim. i just want to be able to cut the damage. we tried dove instead. so, still need that trim? oh my gosh! i am actually shocked i don't need a haircut. don't trim daily damage. stop it with dove. >>> president biden just issued a stern warning to vladimir putin about deploying a tactical nuclear weapon in ukraine. listen to this. >> russia would be making an incredibly serious mistake for them to use a tactical nuclear weapon. i'm not guaranteeing you that it's a false flag operatio

okay. gabby gama, dumont durham on my case with my mom did wow, involved with the i did the guy mom now to buy. i bought, i mean, oh, well, he passed last year again. why? he about quarter by fe. let on said his grab would come off. of course he said, well a full load of passengers earns ja crew. $52.00, which will help him provide for his 6 children, whatever his and his son dow does what he can to help them depak almost every day. wow. lava don't flatow, shall you? that is if you will a damp entry. dow is still at school, but he helps his dad during the holidays, even though it's not his favorite pastime. some federal i've been demo bear gone. do you know? well, not so nice not plead elijah, did at the look with the man, the not by slack. me again, bill daniels was will be last. i'm your while. this is no one about being a good change. if you got to be ne, i won't be not back with school. it just all been used to play. don't just you know about when nasa city are using our next one unified loses gama. dennis is. 1 honestly, we are left although he does everything he can to help his fa

when gabby giffords was shot on a saturday in either late 2010 or early 2011, that was predated donaldut the explosion has come because of him and it's why i can't police what the other side can do. i can try to police what my side does and tell them constantly you have to be vigilant in pushing back on this and if you don't, we're no longer talking in theory. my concern about donald trump's rhetoric was people are going to get hurt. that's not my concern anymore. people will get hurt. we've been lucky nobody has been killed yet. >> this is exactly what congressman adam kinzinger said today. let me play that for everyone. >> this is what happens when you convince a third of the country the election was stolen and the other side is an enemy. you otherize people. you convince folks that your political opposition is out to get you and your family. so i mean, this is the stuff every republican needs to speak out on like every democrat and republican should speak out when steve scalise was shot but to the republicans not speaking out now, let me say this, this is going to be visited on our

okay. gabby gama, romano durham on my case with my mom or the wound baldwood the id gum or not. i mean, oh, if i lost your d y d about quarter by then let on said his grab, but would it come off? of course he said, well, a full load of passengers earns ja cool. $52.00, which will help him provide for his 6 children. what other general his and his son dow does what he can to help myself. if uncle martha played there while lava don't flatow, shall you? that is if you will a damp entry. dow is still at school, but he helps his dad during the holidays, even though it's not his favorite pastime. some federal up in human burgundy, you know, go or not so nice. not be delighted at the look with the man, the not by the again bill daniel, one will be like, i'm your wife. this is no one about being a good change. if you got to be not see, they are lucky. not back with school. it just a little bit. you see, don't just, you know, long i went last night with you. they all are living on network if you live, but this is got more dennis, if you will, honestly, we will live. although he does ever

cnn's gabby is live in washington with all of the important context on this, gabby, and the fact thatump said. by what is going on here? >> that is right, kate. this is one of a series of a controversial comments that the former president has made over the years about jewish americans and this one in particular happening on his truth social website on sunday claiming that american jew are less appreciative than evangelical christians who live in the u.s. that comment draw widespread condemnation including from as you mentioned the anti-defamation league ceo jonathan greenblatt and that is what he had to tell cnn this morning. >> it is bewildering that president trump who has jewish children and jewish grandchildren continues to evoke age old anti-semitic tropes. he's suggested that jews have dual loift and they have too much power. all of this is rather confusing. but it is a clear part of a pattern for someone who has welcomed anti-semites and extremists into the public conversation. >> now the former president has made claims similar to this before. he has often touted his move as p

gab gabby is live there washington with more on that. what do you know?rump is taking toward the investigation going on about records at mar-a-lago. especially classified documents that he was keeping at his florida residents. now, his team had previously been very adversarial, both in the court filings but also in the private interactions with the justice department and that is now changing. faced with all of these various investigations that are ongoing, the former president and his attorneys have decided to act in a bit more of a conciliatory way toward doj investigators and one thing that has been tossed around behind the scenes as his attorneys discuss how to cooperate with doj or how to accommodate them, is potentially inviting federal investigators back to mar-a-lago, to con duck a supervised search at the former president's residence. this would look very different from the august search that was conducted by fbi agents at mar-a-lago. this would look more like the june meeting that took place between fbi agents and where they were supervised on th

rivera fox news coming up new images of gabby petitto and brian laundry that investigators say came hoursso ahead tonight, the pickle ball pickle now being felt in the city of walnut creek. and i'm tracking that warmup. noticeable today be more noticeable even tomorrow and then the five day forecast includes a big cool down. we'll have all that back after the break. i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? onlyit's fast... like need. beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. switch today! it. advocates say the measure will help keep

and look what happened with the gabby giffords at one of her campaign events were seen politicians like you said. >> not just in their homes, but they're out and about there. they're they're just they're not open targets. yeah. rob brooks, thank you so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate your time and your perspective on this. 8.11, is the time we will continue to follow the latest with the attack on paul pelosi in his home. >> as the kron 4 morning news continues. stay with us. where can you get appliances this holiday... backed by our price promise every day? lowe's, actually. get our best deals of the season backed by the lowe's price promise. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect

so the rest of these members and we saw that in the gabby giffords incident, they're out there meetingith the community. they're doing their jobs are holding town halls are meeting with constituents and they're vulnerable. and that's always a concern. and look what happened with the gabby giffords at one of her campaign events were seen politicians like you said. >> not just in their homes, but they're out and about there. they're they're just they're not open targets. yeah. thank you so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate your time and your perspective on this. >> thank you both right. >> 6.52 is the time right now. and we want to change gears. get a look at the weather going into the weekend houses friday. developing so far, john, what we've got a nice sunrise out there taking shape just a little hint of a few low clouds at the golden gate bridge this morning. overall where we're sitting out there is with some clear skies. little take us not just through today, but through your holiday weekend. a bit of good news as you plan out your pre halloween festivities as will stay

assassinated, would you be sitting here tonight as a senate candidate in arizona, or with senator gabby giffords be sitting here tonight running for reelection in arizona? >> while lawrence, i think that gaby would be in the senate. i have no doubt about that. very smart, very talented, and really was such a great public servant for the state of arizona. >> when you got into politics, i am sure you didn't think it was going to come to, eventually, a fight over democracy itself. a fight over taxes, a fight over international trade policy, immigration issues, all of those things you can see coming. but this is the fight that you could not see coming, because it is a new fight, do you feel that you as a candid, the democrats as a party, no how to fight it? >> yeah, i think so. here in arizona, we do elections well. the last election was certified by democrats and republicans, and republican governor, doug doocy, says we do elections well. he certify the last election. you know what is very worrisome, and keeps me up at night is the conspiracy theories, and the lies about the 2020 election.

we'll see how she got out and this is the last known video of gabby petito.this newly released surveillance video is revealing about her just hours before police say she was murdered. going to leave that. they're like that and we'll go over the rest of this video. when we come back. want to go through the bushes again. a woman in texas is lucky to be alive after she was attacked by a bison. >> incident caught on camera. rebecca clark says she was solo hiking through cap rock canyon state p rk when she came across a pack of bison. she says she waited for them to move on when suddenly one of them turns around. here it is in slow mo and charged at her. clark says she was in court in the back and thrown into a bush. thankfully, she could still call for help. but she says she laid there for nearly an hour until rescue crews could arrive. she has been treated at hospital and is now recovering. and what was supposed to be a moment of relaxation for one florida woman turned into an agonizing ordeal. a team of firefighters had to cut through metal to rescue the woman

a little of moral dilemmas i go, gabby, old, unsolved problems need, new solutions is going to be a little bit key and you'll be sierra going. no sir, but we have to save ourselves me and going north, else. not the u. s. governmentally. and neither is magic. leader, logical, seek or only chance to organize our society from the grass, root de la shoe, or any other fellow i don't believe this one is an economic ruin. no one admits it, not oh, well, i tore out. it's all in all the countries in ruins. dancing never had helped me and went to letty when he data company, are you, are you all you hear anybody slogans like fatherland or dan victory head? well, you can forget that some people are eating well me and i know that if a contract with a with ah, with eternally controversy and you to pillar of state and society in many ways i think taxation is one of the most extreme actions by a government but it's also the definition of government because without taxation that is no good. but what happens when the power of taxation is undermined? co pay won't to pay. in 15 minutes on d w, but she's one o

there's new surveillance video that's been really showing gabby petito just hours before investigators believe that she was murdered by her boyfriend brian laundrie. the surveillance footage shows petito and laundrie shopping at a whole foods store in jackson, wyoming on august 27th of last year. >> body language experts say petito appears small, exhausted and frightened. well, laundry seems national more than 3 weeks later petito's body was found near grand teton national park in wyoming. laundry later took his own life. most parents of k through 12 children are concerned that the shooting could happened at their child's school. that's according to a new survey that was released by the pew research center today of the 69% of parents who said that they were worried about a shooting at their child's school. 37% said they were somewhat worried and 32% said they were either very worried or extremely worried. mothers who were surveyed were more concerned about the possibility of a school shooting, then father's with a 39%. they're saying they were either very worried are extremely worried

and i'm not going to be in a similar dr. gabby so that i will check into it. but again, if any man thought for more or less and you funded by that, are you? yes, that is, you know, so i get in there, but then i remembered okay, doesn't mean ah, how are we going to headlines and al jazeera, the left us leader. let us over hasn't cleared the winner from knife edge presidential run off election in brazil with all ballots counted, he's taken 50.9 percent of the vote, the incumbent j. your ball scenario to 49 point one percent. when you go to visit the door, there is only one big winner. the people does neither my nor our parties. victory. no, this is the victory of an immense democratic movement that's beyond political parties or ideologies. the majority of the people want more democracy. they want more social inclusion. they want more respect and understanding between people to what they want more freedom and equality. meanwhile, the right wing leader general scenario has not yet made a speech conceding the election on the campaign trail. he raised unproven claim

into the wild, these genetically altered mosquitoes have the potential to drive the enough of these gabby species to extinction and that we're drastically reduce malaria transmission. ah mosquitoes don't typically travel far from where they are born. although that depends on wind and other conditions. chris, um, he believes the modification would not necessarily reach all areas where the species is found. but containment of living animals isn't always so easy. take the racks. as humans began to travel, the high seas road and species stowed away on ships. that ended up overwhelming island nations. then lays the cane toad. it was brought australia to control the cane, beatle but began breathing uncontrollably and became a pest in its own rise. didn't drive opponents argue that, like invasive species, genetically altered mosquitoes with migrate. it's really a concern that these organisms will spread tom uncontrollably and or possibly crash populations or possibly lead to distinctions of species. they're designed to spread aggressively throughout a species and also to spread geographically ac

released into the wild, these genetically altered mosquitoes have the potential to drive the anomalies, gabby species, to extinction, and that we're drastically reduce malaria transmission. ah mosquitoes don't typically travel far from where they are born. although that depends on wind and other conditions, chris, on to believes the modification would not necessarily reach all areas where the species is found. but containment of living animals isn't always so easy. take the rats. as humans began to travel the high seas, roden species stowed away on ships. they ended up overwhelming island nations. then lays the cane toad. it was brought australia to control the cane, beatle but began breathing uncontrollably and became a pest in its own rise. didn't dr. opponents argue that, like invasive species, genetically altered mosquitoes would migrate. it's really a concern that these organisms will spread um, uncontrollably, and or possibly crash populations or possibly lead to distinctions of species. they're designed to spread aggressively throughout a species and also to spread geographically acros

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again. gabby, one, the young player was that was a bit of a surprise before you. bellingham, or jim marcial or by and mike when it and then and a shift jenko. he was the keynote speaker, basically the ukraine legend in football. and he basically got some tears flowing. he said, i am so proud of how my country defends and fights for their freedom. it's very important to remember the war is still going on. and that really resonated with everyone in the whole in paris last night, or to fish or mark better is thank you very much for bringing us up to date. and now you're off stage on all the sports and use up next is eco africa, my big fizzle. and i'll be back next hour by ah ah, with who he go? africa. a promise of new jobs and well a new pipeline across uganda. but environmental is a warning us about the consequences. energy security versus nature conservation. him this conflict to ever be resolved our lives in did lag or ego africa next w the galapagos islands in a natural paradise that seems almost on tuffs, but pollution and oh, the fishing, how threatening the fragile ecosystem scientists

well what i need to but i feel like in the, in the evening and i'm not yeah, i can do anything with gabby i will check into it, but again, if any man so go more life and you find all base, but out of you it says view men. so i end up as an i'm, it doesn't mean not barcelona out of fans favorite here in khattab. so how malick went to watch saturdays game with a group of companies to find out what they have to say about their teams, world cop chances. oh, a and this is where parents often get together to watch a game. it's called a much less. let's take a look inside a rather than 3 to reshape it. barcelona one of the most popular teens in cutter, they take on valencia in legal, less wow, with our friends. would like for maybe i support chip, see your support center. so we sit down to each other in them as this our friends we can talk or like we can talk freely, we can talk about the games, we can talk about other things with the other funds. i also think to host the other funds here. remember this and the see our culture, our match, this how we watch them games in measures marshall and we

you know me, i've now ema gabby what kind of lives to women lead in today's morocco? how do they and money, particularly in the rural regions. i'm leaving and her sema, and continuing my journey through the breast, taking rif mountains in the north of the country. this mountainous region is very rugged. for centuries, the people here have been self sufficient. girls and women in rural areas to a gaining more educational and employment opportunities these days. i meeting with an active women's cooperative. ah, ah, the mind you can tell from my hand. i'm in northern morocco, near shaft shalon, the blue city, white to day on visiting a women's co operative that cultivates mushrooms. and i'm really looking forward to doing my best to partner with. one of them is latifah mooney. as a small business owner, she is defying patriarchal structures. delaware. hello, hello. how are you returning? i'm fine and you've been committed to me as he can see, hey, is our main raw material from young watson on may i give it to try and help pounds? have them a pedicure lee? well, let's do

we've got members of congress shot gabby giffords. steve's kelly's and then you don't know place really, it's safe. and some of really chairman, unless, of course, you know, you basically live in the bunker and the have been and knowing that the bear out where they live is an open secret. i'm homa. so it was you you see around around town. i the report all that. i want to play back the sea. they're people who they they resolutely live their lives. but this isn't this is an example where, you know, it's someone with. bad intent. mel intent, you know, sort of cross that line and, you know, luckily he's okay. but the fact that you did it with the fact that he was actually there looking for the speaker is something that i think all of us should be worried about. so, michael, maybe you can clear this up. a lot of people are there into the assumption that because the speaker has. >> secret service has, you know, a detail following her. why there wasn't someone there to be able to thwart an attack on her husband. there is this understanding

here in tucson, people know him as gabby giffords' husband or they know that he's an astronaut.nk he's going to have to continue to convince enough republicans and independents that he is separate and apart from a lot of the things that frustrate them or turn them off about the democratic party. geoff: yeah, to your point, senate races typically aren't as closely tied to the president's standing as house races are. and as you mentioned, mark kelly trying to create some space between himself and president biden. that's particularly true on two key issues, the economy and immigration. he's called -- kelly has called the southern border a mess. how are those two issues, the economy, inflation, and immigration, what are voters saying about those two issues based on your reporting? andrew: well, let's talk about inflation and the economy. i mean, that's one that i see kelly running ads about right now. it is a central issue here in arizona. i thinone of the appeals of arizona to a lot of folks who move here is that we've long been able to say that this is a really affordable place to

again. gabby one, the young player was that was a bit of a surprise before you, elena mo, jamal marcial, or by mike when it and then and a shift jenko. he was the keynote speaker, basically the ukraine legend in football. and he basically got some tears flowing. he said, i am so proud of how my country defends and fights for their freedom. it's very important to remember the war is still going on. and that really resonated with everyone in the whole in paris last night, or to fish or mark better is thank you very much for bringing us up to date. now your up to date up next alphabet magazine kick off with match state 10 in the buddhist. they got, i bade, visible, and so you next out. ah . with a pulse, a beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's all about the perspective. culture information. this is either you news and warner. w. made for mines in ego africa, a promise of new jobs and well a new high flying across uganda. but environmentalists are warning us about the consequences. energy security versus nature conservation. can this conflict to ever be re

and 3rd by gabby, poland become very a crucial to the e. u. so called our security to the current that dental washing of the baltic pipe on the same day of the terrorist attacks occurred, the us and able to advance its larger strategic re orientation in european continental politics by gradually favoring poet over germany at the top partner in europe, so i think there are a lot of reasons why the us actually stand the game by what blanket and other officials are playing. i do not believe is going to be objective to the contrary. i believe that this is simply an act of trying to cover out the crime after the fact . also look at the ongoing information warfare campaign against russia. i mean, the west is peddling the literal conspiracy theory that not only russia blow up, its all multi $1000000000.00 pipeline. but then you would be able to do still in nato controlled waters and get away grades. on the one hand, they want to think that is so weak and being defeated by ukraine, which isn't true because the ukraine, ukrainian military and actually

although there was a global effort through kovacs facility, global effort, world health organization, gabby, and others to try to, to try to correct for that inequality there. the rich countries really, really got in line 1st. and a lot of the manufacturing of vaccines is still based in, in hiring, come countries, which meant that, unfortunately, again, the higher income countries i came in line for so yet less than a quarter of people in low income countries have been vaccinated. well, you're an immunization expert and you've been focusing up one of the things been focusing on gender inequality in this whole matrix has affected women differently than men. and unfortunately, or fortunately, women are primarily care givers. they're the primary caregivers. they comprise a lot of the primary healthcare workforce and women have experienced the double triple quadruple burden from this disease. they're taking care of their parents, they're taking care of their children. they're going to work in a lot of women have lost their jobs as a result, had to leave the workforce. so the, the, the extreme b

who might gabby threatening the kremlin, backed by a liberal grip, and an anti war group as in completely silenced by russian garage and repression. and by the relentless, died of propaganda that the people have gotten which is dull them into passivity. and now he's having to deal with the new tre elite a small minority not is very vocal and very, very influential. my look of who's res, involving and who is not a pander to that group. otherwise, i think there's going to be the potential that internally that refreshes them inside russia. would you agree that vladimir putin is no longer in control of the narrative that surrounding this conflict? why he has control the narrative. he also controls the day to day operations is hardly very closely and he's taken personal at orders from the generals and he often bypasses their geisha go and other grass. emma has something that impact outside organizations. they've been used any of war, had that talked about that something that i've done in june. my research for my own book. the book certainly has control over the operations and, and as a 9 to a

my co host for this show, today's christiana, for gabby's. she is a full, my executive secretary of the u. m. framework. conventional climate change and he's co founder of global optimism and also co host, the outrage and optimism podcast. i don't know how she has time to join us, but she adds on i, i do get the honor. thank you so much for being here. when i was thinking about how do we do climate action back to and communicate that better? i always think about you because you've coined a phrase which is stubborn. optimism on pat. well, the law through. yeah. well, 1st of all, thank you very much for asking me to join you today. very exciting and you know, the message that you brought right in the beginning is so true. the fact is that we are having exponentially growing climate affects that are old very negative end. however, at the same time, we have exponentially growing encouraging initiatives that convey an excitement of the world. oh yeah, that not just averts the worst of the climate crisis, which would be the minimum, but actually al

e in the evening and i'm not going to be in a similar dr. gabby so that i i will check into that and then would i. but again, if any man so go more life and you funded by that, are you? yes, that is new men, so i put in there, but then i remembered ok. doesn't even ah hello again. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. luna da silva has pulled off a political.