kennedy and his wife, actress cheryl hines, both home at the time. >>> and the storms we're tracking here tonight. heavy snow, nearly two feet in some areas. several states now under winter weather alerts tonight. >> announcer: from abc news, this is a special edition of "world news tonight" with david muir, reporting tonight from lewiston, maine. >> david: good evening tonight from lewiston, maine, the scene of a horrific mass shooting here. at least 18 dead and at least 13 injured, several of them critically. and tonight, as we come on the air here, there is an urgent manhunt for the suspected gunman. authorities say a u.s. army reservist. the shootings at two different locations. one of them at a bowling alley right here behind us. families, children playing in a youth bowling league. 12 minutes later at a second location, a bar and grill here. and all day today, as we were driving through these communities, reporting on this awful story, the alerts going out on our phones, we all got them. everyone getting these signals here that the shelter in p

mary hines. >> the honorable anthony bernal and mrs. burnell cox. >> dr. kevin c o'connor and mrs. christine f o'connor. >> dr. justin wolfer's and dr. betsy stevenson. >> mr. jeremy lieu and ms. emily lieu. >> mr. james keogh and ms. celine us. >> the honorable john berry and mr. curtis e. --yee. >> tried to say hello to all the australian mates. >> how are you doing? >> the honorable jeff holland, secretary of the interior and ms. aleta suazo. >> the honorable caroline kennedy ambassador of the united states to australia and dr. edwin schlossberg. >> mr. don gray and mrs. mindy gray. >> the honorable brad cooper and mr. matthew brett. >> the honorable anthony j blinken secretary of state and the honorable ms. evan m ryan. >> ms. valerie biden owens, ms. missy evans and mr. cuff owens. >> the honorable bonnie jenkins in the honorable matthew d stein helfer. >> the honorable katherine clark, united states representative from massachusetts and mr. nathaniel towels. --dowels. >> the honorable michael mccaul united states representative from texas and mrs. linda mccall. >> condemning

what do you do hines? the the issue for the for sure she did you need the you already to allow us to the nice edge more no worries. so what i'm looking to do one to 2 or 3 of the one i am . so select your knee, he have to so to decide lean into side, i'm not the lot. however, why do you think he had any? i'm good in you. he and for the high end was enough. yeah. you'd have to do, but i knew he could give me his and you're welcome back. we had you from the field of added watson. i'm sure you provide a letter in which seems to sense to me is this the, the, the as the situation in gaza escalate. we bring your expertise engine honestly for ease somebody's re, u. r. c. is that the, the, the palestinians have to south south to where the, how much they've got to comply with international the israel can do what he really likes. and that's the reason why is real kicks behaving. so really i would say this particular operation somewhere between the crime against humanity and genocide, it was really important that the

what do you do hines? the the issue for the, for sure. she did you need to and you're ready to allow us to the nice edge more. no worries. so what i'm looking to do for you is the one i am so select you have any he have to. so to decide lead into side, i'm not the lot. however, why do you think he had any, i'm good in you. he and for the high end was enough. yeah, you'd have to do, but i knew he could give me his and you're welcome back. we had you from the field of added watson. i'm gonna send you a letter in which seems to sense to me is this the, the, the respective generation, this street in central comp case shows you how devastating the effects of russian bombing has. b, i can see where 2 of the bullets hit their about. my head highs, name with the lead of demetrius. military wanted him dead, the stealing manual beneath we went a property on a road casting out his ear, english proud recipient to new york festivals through the cost or of the year award for the 2nd tier, running great media censorship and the rise of all 3rd period wa

hine planes flying overhead. >> american. amen. right there we call her in hebrew a woman of valor this grandmother and friend true woman of valor completes be xhochlthd by the word we have in common the 23 palm of christ that reminds us how this senator is an amazing leader lived. she brought comfort too, so many 33 and we thank her for her challenges and she feared no evil she a was a leader. and she gave us hope. that we americans can always be inspired by the values even as we walk at times. through the valley of the shadow. so may we will be comforted in the words of hebrew and i'll invite you to join me in the english. >> (singing). >> (singing in hebrew). >> god is my shepherd god makes me to lie down in green pastures and representative gomberg my soul guide me for your namesake yeah though i wake through the shadow of death i will fear no evil they road and staff they comfort me, you prepare a table in the presence of my enemies surely goodness and mers shall follow me and i will dwell in the house of god. . now we will he

i read about this guy, kevin hines, and kevin hines in the year, 2000 took a bus to the golden gate bridge, and he stepped to the railing and he dropped off into the water. and his 1st thought as he was following was, i wish i hadn't just jumped he drove off kind of head 1st. the water and the impact was like hitting a concrete wall and broke his back and broke many bones until a boat came by and they rescued him from the water. that's a obviously a riveting story. but what really got me thinking was if one person on the bus ride or on the walk to the railing, had just said one sentence to him. like one sense. he would have not jumped close and go a good bridge from his survivor, the injuries, golden gate bridge and noises jumper. and if no one had said anything, would he just have searched on his phone and would it have prevented him from jumping. could not have been the self to stop him. could that have been the sentence to stop? and i started to wonder why people searching for products and services should see like 20 ads when someone who's in a state of crisis, telling google they're go

[cheers and applause] >> thank you, cheryl hines. [applause] >> hey. >> thank you. trend [chanting] rfk all the way [chanting] [applause] >> thank you, cheryl, for that beautiful introduction and for making me the happiest person, man alive, the most unbelievable wife. i want toun thank the other members of my family were here, particularly amaryllis who's been such a great job comanaging the campaign. and my son bobby and jackie and becky and anthony shriver and carol lina and jesse shriver, and other members ofd my family are here. cheryl is a huge, huge football fan, and the real reason we came to philadelphia is to watch the eagles play yesterday. [applause] i want to thank lewis for giving the invocation today. lewis is a tribal elder of the sioux in south dakota, my father, about a week before he died, my father spent a full day at the lakota reservation at pine ridge. there was a crowd of 20,000 people waiting for him and -- in rapid city, and one of his local aides said to him, we better get to rapid, they've been waiting for hours and he added that the indi

both kennedy and his wife, actress cheryl hines, were both at home during the incidents. his campaign says secret service protection was also sought after another home intrusion. and an armed man's appearance at a campaign event. let's turn to sports now because it is start of the fall classic and it all begins tonight. >> the diamondbacks and rangers have dried off after celebrating their trips to the world series. did they have the champagne popping? >> oh, yeah. >> champagne showers. now it's time to play the game. the series opens in texas. this is the rangers third world series. but they've never won it. the d-backs are playing their second world series after winning it back in 2001. former president george w bush, who you'll remember once owned the rangers, will throw out tonight's ceremonial ceremonial first pitch, which makes sense. >> he's a huge rangers fan, even obviously owning the team and selling the team or his ownership stake, i should say. but he's been seen so many games over the years, even when the rangers were not so good. now they're in the world ser

jim morrison, with hines and erickson and fearless developers here. from 530 howard street.que. carl from fisherman fiore. thank you so much. and we couldn't do this work without the incredible people whose hands build these units, the carpenters, thank you so much. [ applause ] and the building trades. and of course many of our housing advocates, jay natoli is here. thank you so much to cory from the housing action committee. it is a village. we won't stop, we can't stop now. first step in the right direction. and before we sign this legislation, i would like to introduce supervisor president of the board of supervisors aaron peskin. [ applause ] >>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, mayor breed. the mayor got it just right. this is government working at its best, collaboratively based on actual data and i have to say, the meetings that we've had over the period of months were actually very pleasant, they were not contentious, they were informed by experts. all of them i was going to thank, but the mayor has thanked each and every one of them. i will say that the office of

jim morrison, with hines and erickson and fearless developers here. from 530 howard street. en enrique. carl from fisherman fiore. thank you so much. and we couldn't do this work without the incredible people whose hands build these units, the carpenters, thank you so much. [ applause ] and the building trades. and of course many of our housing advocates, jay natoli is here. thank you so much to cory from the housing action committee. it is a village. we won't stop, we can't stop now. first step in the right direction. and before we sign this legislation, i would like to introduce supervisor president of the board of supervisors aaron peskin. [ applause ] >>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, mayor breed. the mayor got it just right. this is government working at its best, collaboratively based on actual data and i have to say, the meetings that we've had over the period of months were actually very pleasant, they were not contentious, they were informed by experts. all of them i was going to thank, but the mayor has thanked each and every one of them. i will say that the of

. >> that's keegan-michael key doing his permanently aggrieved coach hines character. >> the key is alson enthusiastic comedy scholar and author of the history of sketch comedy, a journey through the art and craft of humor, written with his wife, elsie. and what a journey from ancient greece to 16th century commedia dell'arte to tv sketch legends carol burnett, monty python, and the most recent a black lady sketch show. >> we made it to the top eight to the top. >> oh, short essays by comedy notables like julia louis-dreyfus and jim carrey are a bonus. >> ernie kovacs is mostly forgotten today, which is a shame because he was an envelope pushing pioneer of tv comedy remembered as gleefully absurdist and a cockeyed genius . kovacs was all over 1950s tv. ernie and kovacs slammed by josh mills, ben modell and pat thomas is a glossy, impressive scrapbook of writings, drawings and memorable glia from the career of this remarkable, prolific talent who introduced america to the nairobi trio. >> don't me know, for sea racing me la la for race. so, so long >> kovacs created his surreal comedy usi

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my place of funding, the hines, of farmers government say, is necessary for the conservation of one of the country's most important notes. and so we'll say, is the mouth forest and a new wave of russian and strikes he ukraine's khaki region. a 10 year old boy is killed the game with a migraine crisis along the us, mexico. i bought a move in half a 1000000 people, most from latin america are expected to make the dangerous journey into the united states by the end of this year. attacks on them by criminal gangs are increasing sharply. we begin al coverage with latin america. it is at lucy and human reporting from the particularly dangerous stretch of panama, his jungle known as the diary and gas, a group of migrants across the river into buck. would you get to the latest victims of a growing number of bandits now operating into that in jungle? going on with them on over the they described the men who rob them depend them as border police. boston. yeah, these 2 are armed with rifles and 3 head, mercedes, and one was on horseback. one after another of my going to tell us the same story. of

and it actually turns out that the answers seems to be yes. andrea's hine is a researcher who has actually crunch the numbers. the estimates that the rocket fuel needed to go and bring back one kilogram of platinum from an asteroid would release 150 kilograms of c o 2 into the earth's atmosphere. terrestrial mining would generate 40000 kilograms, so asteroid mining could be hundreds of times less polluting. essentially, the main reason is there's almost no other substance you can mine and which you can generate step much. greenhouse gases outsourcing, mining to space would decrease pollution on earth, but there's some economic problem in terms of sustainability. when in terms of economics, it's not profitable yet. for me, if you mine like 5 times of the cost of them you have on this right now. it means that the market price is willing, needs the crash. you can sell it as a, as a much lower price. which means as you diminishing your profit margin. so you're operating your interest foot to the loss. and that makes sense, very unattractive for investors. carbon taxes and new technologies coul

although the ad that they still could be some government hines and over there and tens of saw the idea of the troops, i carried me searching and scanning the area to complete clearing it. and that is the main task of these really parts of the military operation. right now, and as of benjamin to the says each row has just started. so boots on the ground is also the auction that is on the table. and we heard earlier from these really defense minister that each row is getting ready to implement the full siege of gaza . all right, let's cross now to a mere or in a political analyst who joins me live from tel aviv. i'm here a good to have you on 1st off. what can you tell us about the current situation in tell of these? well, to a view is waking up to another morning in this war. and it's unfortunate that you describe the, the terrorist, the but variance as militant, there was nothing military, it was really massacre. and even in wars, there are limits to in human practices. and that for the reason those seem it 3 between what the is really opposed. he's doing guns, which may cause in disag

although the ad that they still could be some gunman, hines and over there and tens of thousands of idea of troops currently searching and scanning the area to complete clearing it. and that is the main task of these really parts of the military operation right now. and as benjamin and the yahoo says each row has just started. so boots on the ground is also the option that is on the table. and we heard that earlier from these really defense ministers that to israel is getting ready to implement the full siege of gaza. he used very strong awards while announcing that to move the leaves, i ordered a complete sage. i'm guessing there will be no electricity, no food, no fuel. everything will be cut off mine. we are flat and human animals and we actually accordingly, ohio to them is this statement comes as more pictures of merger and online, allegedly showing atrocities committed to buying have mass militant groups. the most recent into retail is reportedly from one of the jewish communities in these really south disturbing pictures of blood on the floor and allegedly dead buddies taken away

. >> host: in "a hunter-gatherer's guide to the 21st century," you and heather hines talk about your travels and what you have learned. why do you include that? >> guest: it's a question that almost answers itself. if you have traveled and have a way to calibrate your understanding of where you live, the most profound thing about our travel, i almost don't like to say this. travel was among the most important features of our lives, the most important thing, you could see your own culture through clear eyes briefly through period of a week or so, we have been away for months, you could see what you lived in, wasn't the water fish swim in, the key thing to know is all of the defects of our society people focus on, almost all of them are real, they are not a minor issue but our society is so productive and dynamic that even structured in such a way that it delivers the wealth it produces unfairly, it is still a better deal than the alternatives. if you understand the comparison between what the west does, the solution for the west is to improve it as we were doing to make it better, to

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is $1700.00 g m t 8 pm in gauls a web policy, city and hines continues be mostly targeted and pounded by strikes. and his way the army spokesman has described it as the largest of football involvement to hit the power train. and now we've just heard from the spokesman of the hamas military wing, the group has threatened to take the lives of is randy captives for every palestinian civilian killed in the strikes. now wanting to our view is these pictures of the aftermath of an idea. as michael to jump on there, a refugee camp all disturbing the besieged strip the as opposed to to have mass casualties from this earlier on 5 ment. info. so the earlier the death toll was around $560.00 pounds. as soon as we expect that number to have gone up, as the strip continues to have being pounded throughout the day and nights, 900 is riley's of been killed in the most serious escalation of violence. the beach and has seen in decades is also declared a total blockade of the gaza strip causing of food, fuel, water and electricity. power i assume as live for us in gaus attack, the space shrinks, the in

we read the how are the people you're also hines to witness the excavation of the army as the day are said, to me, me a all the better the dental buildings and tell them to have dozens of the people would share and which is free. the fears on voters amon good that, that there are really, there is not any place it says say involves a even a, or reduce and you know, the, that the army, all that the world on all to them, they're all disciplines that houses. and when does this all saying about, and then why are we a in a unit that go any farther? and we have witnessed them and grieving all and the people who would rush through the streets on the look on the markets or to get some supplies your life, your food, brought to the town the, the day it is become part. i can find that there's something like there for food. this applies as you know, because there is no and off of go to in the they look on their markets and as in their water, which is dr. and by is it i don't have any to receive that. have them go, you know, to the, on the go use or go good is really, you know, that or to, to phone

hundreds of families that are in morning grieving the loss of their loved ones, the destructions they hines or the others are just a few of the more than 1200 strikes. the israel says it's carried out on garza $687.00 palestinians, computing a $140.00 children has now been killed. is what has called food water, fuel and electricity supplies. so the people living there and has announced the total siege of the territory. the spokesman of how mazda is minute 3 wing has also one that they will begin executing is really captives, israel bones, residential areas and goes up without prior warning. least 3700 palestinians have been injured home and 200 of them. children. there is a severe shortage of medical supplies, fuel and food for you and says it's been forced to close or of it's 14 feed distribution centers affecting half a 1000000 palestinians as well as compartment followed. an unprecedented attack by how much of a $900.00 is rallies, including $86.00 soldiers were killed by him. suffices in an attack on southern israel launched on saturday. of all this is how wide spent the is really as st

as the pentagon has information, the facts of israel's claims and it was not hines, the hospital strikes on the, as president says, he's what does it deal with egypt to allow 20 trucks carrying a to end to gauze up to the roof of crossing line and says that a might answer garza on friday. um the last full palestinians have been killed by his ready forces in the occupied westbank and multiple raids. one of the attacks talked to the village of address, la on thursday morning. 68 palestinians have been killed by his weighty forces of settlers in the occupied westbank since october. the 7th. as i'll speak to nita abraham, she joins us from ramallah and need a festival. what more could you tell us about all these latest raids? well we know that since last night we are talking about for palestinians will have been killed in different circumstances. first, one of them has been killed after as really subtler attacks and palestinian village called due to have put out here to need them a lot. the rest was killed in different raids, including ongoing grades that are still taking place as we speak n