but gardner's current husband has pleaded not guilty. in an interview last summer, shana gardner denied any involvement in the murder. >> even though we didn't always get along, he was still the father of my kids. >> jared bright against heartbroken widow, relieved to see this final arrest for 547 days, we've hoped and prayed that this day would come. >> shana gardner was taken into custody in washington state, where she reportedly moved to with her two kids. >> she'll be extradited to jacksonville, where she and her husband could face the death penalty. stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. >> stephanie, thank you. well, call it a smartwatches dirty little secret. a new study has found the devices wristbands are full of bacteria. researchers in florida say the most common organism is the one that causes staph infections. the study found that the reason for the bacterial buildup is the owner's rarely clean their smartwatches. the problem is worse for watches, of course, with that rubber or cloth wrist band. >> if you think these are gross

but gardner's current husband has pleaded not guilty.an interview last summer, shana gardner denied any involvement in the murder. >> even though we didn't always get along, he was still the father of my kids. >> jared brigance. heartbroken widow relieved to see this final arrest for 547 days, we have hoped and prayed that this day would come. shana gardner was taken into custody in washington state, where she reportedly moved to with her two kids. >> she'll be extradited to jacksonville, where she and her husband could face the death penalty. stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. stephanie thank you. >> well, coming up, the teacher fired over the books that she read to her students. >> also ahead, new details on the man who jumped off the the man who jumped off the eiffel tower with a parachute the pandemic may be over, but unfortunately covid-19 isn't going anywhere. in fact, it's still among the top five leading causes of death in the us, right after heart disease and cancer. and covid-19 related er visits are three times higher than t

officials claimed gardner and bridegan had a highly acrimonious divorce.dner is now charged with first degree murder conspiracy and solicitation to commit a capital felony. brautigan's widow now trying to explain the developments to her young daughter who watched her father die. >> i was able to tell her that who she refers to as the mean mom is going to be in jail. gardner has been living in washington. >> she'll now be extradited to florida. >> well, coming up, the sudden death of a young pro wrestling star. also ahead, yet another problem rolling down the highway in houston. in houston. >> it's happened again (♪) rsv can be a dangerous virus... [sneeze] ...for those 60 and older. it's not just a cold. and if you're 60 or older... ...you may be at increased risk of hospitalization... [coughing] ...from this highly... ...contagious virus. not all dangers come with warning labels. talk to your pharmacist or doctor... ...about getting vaccinated against rsv today. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to su

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but gardner's current husband has pleaded not guilty. in an interview last summer, shana gardner denied any involvement in the murder. >> even though we didn't always get along, he was still the father of my kids. >> today, jared branigan's heartbroken widow relieved to see this final arrest for 547 days. >> we hoped and prayed that this day would come. >> shana gardner was taken into custody in washington state, where she reportedly moved to with her two kids. she'll be extra united to jacksonville, where she and her husband could face the death penalty. david. >> stephanie ramos reporting tonight. steph, thank you. we do have one note on the economy tonight. mortgage rates in this country have now surged to a more than 20 year high. a 30 year fixed rate mortgage now averages 7.09, up from just over 5% a year ago. and the ago, thee 2002.year ago. and the ago, thee this increase follows the federal reserve's recent interest rate hikes to try to slow inflation. the rate of inflation is slowing, but the move cooling the housing market and

. >> reporter: tonight, shanna gardner, ex-wife of microsoft executive jared bridegan, is under arrest, charged with his execution-style murder in jacksonville, florida. >> shanna gardner's indictment acknowledges her central and key role in the cold, calculated, and premeditated murder of jared bridegan. >> reporter: a grand jury indicting gardner for allegedly plotting with her new husband and a hitman to murder bridegan last year. prosecutors say the former couple shared two kids and had gone through a bitter divorce, when he was lured out of his car to move a tire that had been intentionally placed in the street. bullets barely missing his 2-year-old daughter in the backseat. that hitman has confessed to pulling the trigger, but gardner's current husband has pleaded not guilty. in an interview last summer, shanna gardner denied any involvement in the murder. >> even though we didn't always get along, he was still the father of my kids. >> reporter: today, jared bridegan's heartbroken widow relieved to see this final arrest. >> for 547 days, we hoped and prayed that this day would c

paul mauro, you heard kirsten say from the very beginning they expected gardner was behind this.ly the state agrees and soon she will be facing justice for her alleged crimes and if found guilty could face the death penalty in the state of florida. >> right. so, you know, this case somewhat demonstrates the value of having the death penalty on the table, even ultimately if it isn't used. i'm sure one of the levers they used to get henry tenon to flip on mr. fernandez was the fact the death penalty was on the table against him, according to the reporting looks like he was likely the triggerman. there is no indication, however, that mr. tenon has any information relative to miss gardner, and so it looks like who likely happened is tenon flipped on fernandez and they have been working the case ever since. the question becomes could they flip fernandez against the ex-wife. and according to that press conference and i was waiting for the language, they are reporting, that is the head attorney, d.a. is reporting the death penalty is still on the table for mr. fernandez pictured there.

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, and a contentious relationship with both shanna gardner and fernandez.harged with first-degree murder, conspiracy, and solicitation to commit a capital felony. >> from very, very early on him everything in my soul and body told me that she was behind it. >> the widow said the search for justice has been excruciating, describing her difficulty explaining these developments to now 4-year-old daughter who watched her father died. >> i was able to tell her who she refers to as the mean mom is going to be in jail. >> a lawyer first shanna gardner declined a comment. she denied wrongdoing in a 2022 interview with ja ask. >> i had nothing to do with this murder. >> shanna gardner arrested on the other side of the country in washington state where she reportedly moved with her two children. officials say they do intend to pursue the death penalty, guys. >> what a case, trevor, thank you so much for that. i will go to the urgent water warning in the northeast after the death of three people from rare bacterial infection in connecticut. almost on orchard beach thi

prosecutors claim last february gardner's ex-husband dropped off two children he co-parented with gardnere beach florida. on his way home this tire blocked his path and he was gunned down in cold blood in front of his 2-year-old daughter. henry tennan has pleaded guilty to charges he pulled the trigger. prosecutors stressed from the beginning he didn't act alone. in march, police arrested gardner's second husband, accusing him of playing part in planning the murder. gardner's arrest then followed last week. the police body camera footage, she remains calm as she's taken into the police vehicle and to jail. >> i have one female in custody. >> reporter: at one point lightly laughing about the heat. >> my vehicle can't keep up. >> reporter: at the press conference announcing gardner's arrest, jarod's widow said everything in her soul told her shana was behind her husband's murder. >> shana's arrest ends one horrific chapter of our pursuit for justice for jarod. now we open a new one. this next chapter will be excruciating. we expect to see justice carried out to the fullest extent of the law

if you wait until they emerge, which i tried this, i bought a large gardners cage.as feeling real good about myself. i get this text for my husband, could you please come home. i'm like, why? he sends a video. thereto squirrels that have gone into the gardners cage that are now bouncing around. like ping-pong balls because they can't get out. he had to let them out. twenty minutes later they were back in. he let them out again. then it turned into an anti- squirrel fortress involving chicken wire and gardner cage and bricks. this year, gardner cage need to go up early because the squirrels do not taste the think they do not know it is there in they will not come and get it. the moral of the story is to learn about the behavior. >> it sounds like part of the criteria for some critter being deemed a pest at least have to be able to outsmart us regularly the whole squirrel thing is like , okay, they consistently get around whatever it is that we set up to stop them. also, they consistently frustrate us because they can do those two things. we get angry. we tried to sto

miss gardner, i appreciate you being here tonight to talk about this reporting.it is great to be here. thanks, rachel. >> do we know anything about the contours of the federal investigation into the fake electors, and how that investigation might differ or overlap with some of the state investigations that have already borne fruit in terms of charges in michigan, and may at bear fruit in other states, including georgia, new mexico, arizona, wisconsin? >> i think we do. we learned quite a bit from the federal indictment this last week. we learned jack smith is alleging something quite revelatory, in my view, which is that the trump campaign was, basically, executing a scam, he alleges, by claiming that the electors were meeting only to preserve their legal recourse should any of their lawsuits prevail in court in the various states where they were contesting the results. what jack smith is alleging in this indictment is that people, including rudy giuliani, new along that they were planning to use these elector certificates to attempt to obstruct proceedings on ja

i studied personal the gardner case, and i saw him do it twice.said to nikita to play the extermination operation for fame. yeah, i wouldn't go for that. and you will answer me well for this? understood? only after death. vadim, i could not do otherwise. and i haven't finished talking to you yet. guy don't interfere, let's help. since i'm here for the first time, i feel that thank you for inviting me. laboratory, by the way , on the sample by the colonel for the fact that you gave money for the treatment of my daughter , do not thank. it's the least i could do, your husband was a good scientist and a good man. we must drink to the young. i think the world will be saved. hello , what are we going to do? foreign car ask e sunday does not agree with the verdict. the most secret tv show bright emotions unexpected twists pope - it's not me. she herself came to me and only one question. what are you, who is hiding under the mask in the second semi-final, the nominees for the elimination were the caterpillar and the scorpion mask stela the caterpillar tu

alfred gardner, born in kingston, jamaica, 27thjanuary 1926. delisa augustus bernard. at the time, british guyana. alford gardner, born in kingston, jamaica, 27thjanuary 1926. delisser augustus bernard. i was born 1928. i was born in at the time, british guyana. oh, gosh, it's very difficult. i have to sort of come away again in order to tell you what it was like, because it wasjust like home. how do you describe home? you know? my family was very orthodox methodist, and so i inherited that christian background with discipline and hard work. it was a big family. my siblings, of course, and the parents. - my father died early, _ in the early '50s, so i stay home with my mother to lookj after the younger ones. i don't like to remember some of it. but one thing i decided, - i wasn't going to steal to help the younger ones. i work and i work. my father sent me to learn. my father sent me to learn dress—making. when i small, i used to do, make my own clothes for myself. i did everything i was, everything a wife should do, everything. ——i did everything a boy, everything a b

and founder of the research firm gardner and company. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. kristen: meta is not the first. there have been a bunch of companies asking employees to be hybrid, three days a week resume did the same. companies certainly have the right to make policy changes that suit their business, but what do you see as the potential pitfalls? >> one of the of changing and backtracking on the policy is doing it without a clear explanation for why the change is absolutely necessary, and not only how it will benefit the company but how it right to be better for the employees themselves. i was not hearing a lot of that in the recent policy changes at meta. i did not hear that from a lot of the big giants at slick and ballet. employees would like to know they are not just a number or resource. they would like to be treated as a human, and they have a right to be explained why this policy change that affects them deeply is actually in their own best interest. kristen: you also said mine is the explanation and t

i suggest now to listen to what the bbc commentator from security issues freen gardner ukraine ukraine is the main military challenge. but the new minister of defense faces many other problems, in particular, defense procurement, ensuring the supply of new weapons, a large part of which is delayed or exaggerated , the military budget raises the question: why head one of the most important ministries in britain at a time when she supports a european ally in the war against the russian invasion appoint a person without military experience but this can be an advantage if the new minister of defense is ready to listen to people and he has some experience in logistics, which is an extremely important part of any war , he worked in the field of energy transport and was recently in ukraine, where he already met with high-ranking officials, britain's arsenals need to be replenished, since significant stocks of artillery, ammunition, missiles, and other weapons were sent to ben voles of ukraine can really be said to have become the engine of this process, he was one of the leading figures in eu

frank gardner, bbc news. where work is under way to install the national symbol, the trident on the massive ukrainian motherland monument. the workers are replacing the soviet coat of arms installed on the shield of the giant statue. this is a controversial project that divided ukrainian society. replacement costs nearly a million of us dollars, a million us dollars, a huge amount of money for the budget of the country at war. at times when people are crowdfunding for uniforms and drones for the front line soldiers, some think it is an unnecessary spent. it is an unnecessary spend. unseasonable weather has hit parts of europe, with flooding in slovenia and austria. whilst storm antoni has been passing over large parts of britain and ireland. our reporter nicky schiller has been monitoring what's happening across europe. yes, nancy. as you say, unseasonable summer weather has hit large parts of europe. i want to take you first to georgia and show you some pictures there, as the search for survivors continues a

frank gardner, bbc news.n to charge the us live—streamer kai cenat with multiple counts of inciting a riot and unlawful assembly, after a giveaway event he organised in manhattan got out of control. thousands of people rampaged through union square and new york park, with some throwing bottles, stones and tins of paint at police officers. they also set off fireworks and took spades and axes from a nearby building site. police said more than 60 people were arrested and they had to deal with a whole range of injuries. i personally observed young people walking out with their heads, bleeding from their heads, bleeding from on their faces. i've seen young, i personally observed young people having panic attacks, anxiety attacks, you know, asthma attacks. it was multiple, you know, people were suffering out here. it was a lot of people. it was uncontrolled. it took us a while to get it under control. and a lot of young people got hurt. britain's met office is warning of potential road closures, power cuts and flyi

frank gardner, bbc news. that is what is happening with the counter offensive.i arabia aimed at finding a solution to the war in ukraine. the leader of the ukrainian delegation at talks designed to broaden international support for its peace plan to end the war says he expects the discussions won't be easy. andriy yermak has acknowledged disagreements between the dozens of countries taking part in the meeting in saudi arabia. earlier i spoke to kurt volker, former us ambassador to nato and former us special envoy for ukraine. i think that there is zero chance of these talks causing peace in ukraine. i do not think that is the point. i think that the global south and many members of the global community have been on the sidelines here when it comes to russian aggression against ukraine. they have taken more of a neutral stance. and this is really an opportunity to bring those countries together, and for ukraine to address him directly, to explain what is actually happening, and to explain how russia's aggression against ukraine is actually having global implicati

frank gardner, bbc news. let us return to one of our top stories. free access to cash withdrawals for consumers and businesses under new plans by the treasury. for more on this, kevin peacheyjoins us. tell us more about this. this, kevin peachey “oins us. tell us more about this._ us more about this. cash use obviously _ us more about this. cash use obviously is _ us more about this. cash use obviously is declining, - us more about this. cash use obviously is declining, as - us more about this. cash use i obviously is declining, as more people turn to contactless cards, to digital payments on smartphones. but there is still a large group of people, millions, as many as 8 million, who still rely on cash for day to day lives, perhaps they find it helpful to budget with it, they may struggle with some of the digital payments. there has been a campaign to try and assist those people, make sure that they still have access to cash. the problem is we have got bank branches closing, etienneclosing at the rate of 50 a month, we'll concerned people will not b

gardner will be extradited to florida, the site of the killing.has also been charged with murder. a man who says he was hired as a hit man has confessed to the crime. >> gio: and lolita, a beloved orca who spent 50 years in captivity in miami's aquarium has died. aquarium officials say lolita passed away from what they believe was a viral or renal condition, i mean. the aquarium had started the process to return the 57-year-old lolita to her home waters in the pacific northwest where her mother still lives. her mother is over 90 years old, so they were -- >> janai: you grew up going to see her, right?. >> gio: she was so inspiring. inspired your love for animals. everyone was looking forward to her release and hoping she would be able to communicate with her mother. >> janai: sad story. >>> we do start now with the man accused of killing four idaho college students appearing in court. attorneys for bryan kohberger making a request to the prosecution and a judge weighing in. abc's faith abubey has more on these developments. good morning, faith. >>

frank gardner, bbc news. let's take you to israel now.iv against the government's controversialjudicial reform plans. the protests come a day after israel's supreme court began hearing the first of a number of appeals against changes to the judicial system which have caused months of mass protests. opponents fear the changes could undermine the country's democratic system, tipping it into authoritarian territory. they worry that nationalist and ultra—orthodox religious parties allied to mr netanyahu will be able to shape policy with unchecked power. but the government argues that the reforms are necessary to correct an imbalance in power which has seen the courts increasingly intervene in political decisions. thousands of uk scouts are leaving an international event in south korea that has been hit by extreme heat. hundreds have fallen ill at the outdoor world scout jamboree, which is attended by more than 40,000 young people from around the world, amid 35 degree heat. jean mackenzie, reports from seoul. as the sun pounded the campsite, t

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but this year gardners cage music up early. not chase the thing they do not know it is there.nd that will not come and get it. the moral of the story is learned by a squirrel behavior is centered regardingng early. what sounds like part of the criteria for some critter deemed a pest at least. they have to be able to outsmart us regularly. the whole squirrel thing is like they consistently get around what ever it is we set up to stop them. also they consistently frustrate us. because they can do those twowo things. we get angry, we try to stop them. they are able to get around us at every turn that hold true as a particular squirrels? >> in writing about a lot this roland is cited several times so much of what we call pests is about power. it's about vulnerability. it's about animals that make us feel powerless, then make us feel scared. these animals, once they make us feel powerless and scared our fear turns to anger or anger turned to hate we turn to a dark side. it's all downhill from there. one of the animals that really exemplifies that is the coyote. which i end up talki

you see kim gardner in st. louis and others resign in disgrace. you see marilyn mosby in baltimore lose her primary. what is the common thread? crime exploded in their cities. the people who voted for these people decided this is a mistake because we all deserve our public safety privilege. that is how these people get voted out of office. peter: i'm curious with your view of a road prosecutor -- o ogue prosecutor. charles: they refused to investigate almost all up -- specific levels of crime. they don't send any juveniles, especially violent juveniles, to court. let people out the day they are arrested. they will not allow you to charge multiple crimes. they are linked to focus on one charge only, even though they may have committed multiple crimes. the list goes on and on. we detail them excruciatingly carefully in the book. when you extend the signal to people in your city that we will not prosecute these crimes, people will commit more crimes. that is what is happening. peter: what do you think the motives are of george soros prosecuting this?

with me is our security correspondent frank gardner. let's get back to basics.ammad bin salman so controversial?— muhammad bin salman so controversial? , , . ., ., ., controversial? he is such a paradox. on the controversial? he is such a paradox. 0n the one — controversial? he is such a paradox. on the one hand, _ controversial? he is such a paradox. on the one hand, he _ controversial? he is such a paradox. on the one hand, he is _ controversial? he is such a paradox. on the one hand, he is transforming saudi arabia for the better. he is freeing it up socially, he has scrapped the absurd ban on women driving that the clerics wanted for decades. he has started these huge megaprojects, which may or may not work but he has a vision for the future, incorporating something called vision 2030. on the other hand, he is presiding over a country that has a pure human rights record and more specifically he is suspected by western countries to having been complicit in the murder five years ago ofjamal khashoggi. —— bad human rights record. i had lived there for years, th

frank gardner, bbc news.ortugal, where he's been visiting the shrine of fatima. he's recited the rosary with sick and disabled young people before travelling back to lisbon. hello, there. it's been a very wet start to the day, not a great start to the weekend, of course, with storm antoni that's been moving its way in, giving us some strong winds and some heavy rain. that was the scene this morning in staffordshire. that rain is really quite nasty on the roads, so do take care if you're travelling today. this is storm antoni. it's moving its way gradually eastward, this big area of low pressure. look at the white lines here, the isobars quite close together towards wales and south—western areas of england. that's where we're going to see the strongest winds today and there's an amber warning from the met office. we could see some damaging gusts of wind of 50—70 mph, particularly around coastal areas of south—west wales, in towards devon as well. so those could provide some pretty tricky conditions for those d

with me now is security correspondent frank gardner. making extensive use of drones in their "fight back" you've been investigating, can you give us an update? this is not the first drone war but it is almost certainly the most intense drone war we have ever seen. they are and integral part of the battle space because both sides, russia and ukraine, have effective air defences, so it is too dangerous for piloted aircraft to fly to close to the front line, or at least a very long. we have seen a ramping up of drones, both aerial but also interestingly, something we've been looking into, maritime drones, boat bombs, see drones, but basically remotely piloted 5.5 metre long boats, newbury on them, steered from the shore with explosive on—board to hit targets quite deep into russian territory —— nobody on—board them. in the last month the ukrainians have managed to hit back by sending explosive sea drones all the way round crimea to hit russian targets. and this is what one of these sea drones looks like. it's technically called an uncrewed

frank gardner, bbc news.ll at the outdoor world scout jamboree, which is attended by more than a0,000 young people from around the world, amid 35 degree heat. as our seoul correspondent, jean mackenzie, reports from the site there have also been claims that the event has been poorly organised. as the sun pounded the campsite, the uk scouts packed their bags. and boarded buses bound for more comfortable hotel rooms. you can see just how little respite this campsite has from this scorching sun but one of the uk team members who i spoke to an earlier said this decision to pull out the british scouts wasn't just decision to pull out the british scouts wasn'tjust because of this extreme heat, it was also because of concerns about the facilities and the food. they were no longer confident that they could keep everyone here safe. but the remaining scouts we spoke to are happy to still be here. in remaining scouts we spoke to are happy to still be here.— remaining scouts we spoke to are happy to still be here. in my

our security correspondent frank gardner is here now. we know about what or who is behind this? we know his name was on the manifest of that plane, and russia has confirmed he was on it. what we have not seen as any physical evidence of his body. they have recovered all ten bodies, three crew and seven passengers, and according to russia both mr prigozhin and dmitry utkin, the co—founder of the wagner group, were both on that plane. but we have not seen the evidence yet. some people i think of a conspiracy theory that at the last minute prigozhin did not get on the plane and he has disappeared somewhere, putting his feet up and sipping a cocktail. i think that is very unlikely. the presumption in western capitals and in the uk is that this was the work of the fsb, russia's domestic intelligence and security agency. and this was revenge for his mutinous march on moscow. no proof, but that is the presumption. what does prigozhin�*s death mean for the wagner group? it leaves it decapitated. wagner had already had their heavy weapons taken o

and of course she hasn't got the gardner's essential bullet points for cutting. you know, it's not the only one me input on those. i got the message dashed on march the the the was, there's no sort of mutual bo, i've seen the word that to ensure things get the right and you can be your sharing your kids and you know, i am usually a garden. yeah. for him. easy for us to do morning know what the more scope it almost could though is that will hinder us. so what, what go show us the bedframe let's me call the .

the mellon tax plan, which ultimately passed and jack jack gardner basically rolled over. and one of my favorite aspects of this was i'll conclude with this turned over to my colleagues was at signing ceremony. here's how i described it just before ten in the morning on february 26th, 1926. so three years of trying to make this happen, 23, 24, 25, 26. they never gave up persistent. congressional leaders, including democratic ranking member on ways and means, jack gardner. finance committee chairs reed ranking member herbert house majority leader. john tilsen, chairman green and secretary mellen gathered with president coolidge in his office to sign the revenue act of 1926. those in the photograph, if in a very bipartisan conclusion to a three year legislative battle, the saber tooth tiger in opposition to the melon plan led by la follette garner two years before, were now purring house cats jockeying for position in a white house signing ceremony, photographed a dozen reporters documented the ceremony and senator simmons nearly burned a hole in the president's jacket with

moody, who is one of the generals of leading this career right now, have met allegedly, with some gardner officers involved, a coach during a state visit. he made a few weeks before the actual qu, checklist, do we know what took place during those meetings? now there's a lot of talk right now bring on, and certainly a lot of big news that are misinformation. i guess we can say that circulating social media, which inadvertently is championing dr. is role. and during any of this, it's kind of like pre propaganda for russia and the dr. group that said it's important to realize that the wagner grew pies pulled back a lot of its actions on the continental sense, the activities of production. moving on to moscow a few weeks ago, and as a result, they pulled back a lot of their forces, particularly in molly such that they don't have the significant response of a roommate to have before. they also are not active and burkina faso, and i really don't see how production and i, there are going to move into the share, given that nature doesn't really have anything to offer back here at this moment in

so nigel gardner application. latest on this now live from washington , dc. niall, is from washington, dc. niall, is there any chance of the spare act becoming law . act becoming law. >> well, dan, great to be here on the show and as you point out, this is a very significant development out in washington . development out in washington. >> this is the first piece of congressional legislation that is a by—product. i think of the prince harry immigration as an application issue . application issue. >> and we are seeing for the first time a member of congress now calling for accountability from the biden administration , from the biden administration, from the biden administration, from the biden administration, from the department of homeland security. >> so it's a significant development. i think this will be likely the first of many interventions to come really from us members of congress. >> yes, i do think that the floodgates will be opening . floodgates will be opening. >> there is intense public interest, of c

want to be able to have policies in africa to express my interest in the photos the i hi, i'm from gardner and i believe up to my cities. my country will be able to benefit from my experience as a business analyst and help what small and medium companies grew as a business. and none of these, i tend to go back to my country to improve my going to say columbia. but invest in small. i less good business, isn't that interesting? well, you had what they had to say. so over to your justice how would you go back and confuse to the development? so if you'll country, i'll be asking, so my colleagues. yeah. and i'm from pennsylvania and i'm planning. when i go back i always helps my fellow young journalist develop the korea from dallas. and i would love to go back to introductory, they me up to brought to the knowledge off or the university or i'm from nigeria. i would go back into fluttering my car guy in sales. wouldn't you have much? i'm interested. you young children. i comes or that sort of show for this week. we've shown you a group of young us because we're all excelling at different things.

so nigel gardner application.est on this now live from washington , dc. niall, is from washington, dc. niall, is there any chance of the spare act becoming law . act becoming law. >> well, dan, great to be here on the show and as you point out, this is a very significant development out in washington . development out in washington. >> this is the first piece of congressional legislation that is a by—product. i think of the prince harry immigration as an application issue . application issue. >> and we are seeing for the first time a member of congress now calling for accountability from the biden administration , from the biden administration, from the biden administration, from the biden administration, from the department of homeland security. >> so it's a significant development. i think this will be likely the first of many interventions to come really from us members of congress. >> yes, i do think that the floodgates will be opening . floodgates will be opening. >> there is intense public interest, of cours

this is up by gardner and people were loading and supplies were being loaded at gardner to go into the park. here's a camp at old faithful on the left tent camp and the center photograph is one of the first buildings that mammoth. and then on the right is the bear net toll bridge. and i still take people down and show them the bridge abutments that are there. it's just below the yellowstone bridge, across the yellowstone at our this again is showing some of the concord coaches. this is a current coach that has been rebuilt and is used to take people to paradise. glen and really give today's people an opportunity for a cookout, a little cowboy music and ride coaches. they also have wagons this is one a net for us. he was selling studebaker cars and he also sold automobile bus tracks, protection. and this is here in the museum. that's the taxi after the horse and wagons were put away that drove between here and the burlington coat in across the way to bring people to the irma. and it's here in the museum down the hall. this is horace albright. on august 1st, 1915, opening the east gate,

there was no sort of like a damage i bought or mr. gardner, you don't usually don't use side line is all your sites case, it was this defamation, or was it an effort to shut out the opposition? not to be a you know, some people are going to believe if this was an effort to shut out of the opposition. but he loves the emission of diesel. the property in india. and one of the leaves doesn't become as big as they became in the case of dollars on these that most people for a lot of basic do you have to use to all they make an apology to my i think that apology, the map was available in the case of the dollar value you as well if you were to set, you know, this was just a slip of down. good happened. i didn't think the case would have proceeded against me in the world and that i'd be good, but i have some of the stuff. we've got these bills coming to congress by the supplier before the engagement just particular a case of for many political reasons. so. so let's get down to the politics of a pod from this case. what does godaddy have to offer india besides also having that famous name, of

grace gardner, the mayor of palm springs, california with more on all of this.folks at home what happens when you get a years' worth of rain in a single day. >> well, it closes us down completely. all of our streets that are leading into the valley are closed right now. we are trying to get them open as quickly as possible. one lane open on highway 111, and trying to get others opened. >> john: lots of pictures of rain soaked and rain-covered roads and the rain, because i guess a lot of the ground there is hard pan from the lack of rain that you get during the year, what's the situation in terms of how folks are getting around, how long it's going to take to clean up? >> well, right now we are asking people to stay off the roads. if you don't have to be driving, please don't. our schools are closed, many businesses are closed, we really want people to stay put. that way we can assess the damage and get roads open as quickly as possible. there's just not that many exits right now and so when you have everybody trying to use the same road it causes a lot of proble

with me is our security correspondent frank gardner.ylline, intelligence consultancy — who's also a british army veteran, and marina miron, post—doctoral researcher at the king's college war studies department. frank, if i could start with you. thank you for being here. what we know? lots of questions about what might have happened, but what do you think happened? lets might have happened, but what do you think happened?— think happened? lets out with the fact, we think happened? lets out with the fact. we know _ think happened? lets out with the fact, we know this _ think happened? lets out with the fact, we know this light _ think happened? lets out with the l fact, we know this light commercial aircraft... a privatejet, rather, was brought down halfway roughly between moscow and st petersburg. it was 29 minutes into its flight. there are still some speculations and confusions around what brought it down. was it a device on board? a surface—to—air missile? an air to air missile? either way, surface—to—air missile? an air to air missil

in a moment, we'll talk our security correspondent frank gardner about the increasing use of drones in today's attack. the russian capital under attack once again, the defence ministry said a drone had been shot down by anti—aircraft systems at around aam local time last night. and as you say, they blamed ukraine for that attack. video on social media shows an explosion in the area of the moscow city business district, that is where the skyscrapers are in moscow.

prosecutors say gardner and current husband coordinated the killing while the tenant actually pulled trigger. all three face first degree murder charges. all 20,000 residents of a small city in northwest canada are evacuating as crews battle massive wildfires anyone has left by car and plane as water bombers hit the area completely covered in flames and black smoke. officials say the city is not in danger but flames could spread to the outskirts if there isn't any rain canada has seen a record number of wildfires this year with more than 5700 fires burning over 137,000 square kilometers. those fires are still going on. the ceo of ford is admitting it isn't exactly easy taking a road trip in an electric pickup truck. >> charging has been pretty challenging. i went to a low speed charger to eke out 40 minutes to get 40%. but, it was a really good reality check of the challenges of what our customers go through. >> carley: that comment came after a man named caliber shared he had to ditch his lightning during a road trip because he couldn't find a working charging station. he says it wa

network 10's samara gardner. >> the hospital here has activated its highest emergency level.nd that means that theaters were killed out as well as several wards to cope with the wounded. >> reporter: u.s. officials tell cbs news the crash involved marines from camp pendleton and the osprey was based out of hawaii. the tilt rotor aircraft was one of two taking part in a 12-day routine international exercise involving troops from multiple countries. this is the second deadly incident this week involving a marine aircraft. a horner jet crashed near san diego thursday, killing the pilot. just last year nine marines died in two separate accidents involving ospreys. one near san diego and one in norway. the military exercises which were supposed to continue until september 7th are on pause for now as the crash investigation continues. jericka? >> all right. elise preston, thank you. >>> tonight more than 50 million people are under heat alerts as a dangerous triple-digit temperature scorched the south. in louisiana record heat and ultra dry conditions are making it very hard for fi

joining us now, one of the authors of the bloomberg piece, white house reporter akayla gardner.t the president won barely in 2020, but they're banking on it this time around, too. >> absolutely. barely is exactly the right word. joe biden became the first democrat to win a presidential election in georgia since 1992, when he won in 2020. just to show how crucial black voters were to that win, by our calculations, if less than 1% of black voters stayed home or voted for trump, the outcome of this election could have been very different. basically, something that we heard on the ground from the director of organizer from the project which is pushing the largest voter registration in the state -- they registered 30,000 people alone this year -- he said people are not running and jumping about another term of president biden. they're, frankly, keeping their options open. that's something i heard from voters consistently. while they're aware that joe biden could be the default, they're still wanting to see who else could potentially get in this race. at least one voter told me they w