>> holly.u know who this is? >> yeah, hi jameson. >> sometimes things like this work. sometimes they don't. it's just how it is with the investigation of this story. suffice to say that the call wasn't everything that they wanted to be so heard they were, at a kind of crossroads. should they go forward or finally drop it? the evidence, the story of a deal house niche with multiple felony convictions, never an easy. so an ex friends who is talk of antifreeze in the house offers to get rid of her husband, might be real or imagined. a financial motive that, at most, might have amounted to paltry 15 grand. and a bit of dixie chicks karaoke, the performance of which they may have been monstrous cruel or perfectly in assistant. still, who could've done? in >> the details of the case are very salacious. then prosecutor alison fois -- >> their sex, there's the allegation of poisoning, it's very interesting and it certainly enough to keep anyone's attention but, that doesn't make it necessarily a strong

george and holly, made the moment. george and holly, made the best man — the moment.t. george and holly, madel the best man or woman win. thank you very much. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are the entertainmentjournalist caroline frost and the parliamentary journalist tony grew. whoever becomes prime minister they can be in no doubt as to the seriousness of the cost of living crisis. food banks in the uk are warning that the cost of living crisis is creating a perfect storm: more people need help but donations are falling, and the organisations themselves face rising energy bills. many are also dealing with the extra challenge of trying to source food which can be eaten by families who can't afford to put the oven on, as megan paterson reports. a charity set up to help families at christmas working all year round. fighting to meet demand. taste christmas working all year round. fighting to meet demand. we expect the charity to — fi

holly, it is interesting _ has stuck unfortunately.z has i is interesting because liz has managed to paint herself as the changed candidate despite the fact she stayed in government. i changed candidate despite the fact she stayed in government.- changed candidate despite the fact she stayed in government. i think in terms of her — she stayed in government. i think in terms of her policy _ she stayed in government. i think in terms of her policy she _ she stayed in government. i think in terms of her policy she is _ she stayed in government. i think in terms of her policy she is the - terms of her policy she is the changed _ terms of her policy she is the changed candidate because she is pushing _ changed candidate because she is pushing for more of a low tax agenda which _ pushing for more of a low tax agenda which was _ pushing for more of a low tax agenda which was a — pushing for more of a low tax agenda which was a move away from what rishi _ which was a move away from what rishi was— which was a move away from what rishi was doin

holly? thing doesn't happen very often, especially not when you have a queen who has just reigned for 70 years. the last reigning monarch that this country buried was the queen's father, george vi in 19526781 195. i was watching news reels showing his funeral and lying in state in 1952, in westminister hall just as the queen there. remarkably similar ceremonial things going on. a lot of these things date back to the time of queen victoria. i was speaking to a british historian who said the planning for the queen's funeral began after her father was buried, as british bureaucrats talked about what went well and what could have been done better. so it seems they've been planning for this for decades. it's also a massive security operation. around 10,000 police on the streets, helped out by 1500 military personnel. and as we entered this area earlier today, we went through airport style security. >> holly -- >> so you're seeing now -- >> thank you, wesley. >> -- leaving. you're seeing the queen

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holly for six minutes. senator holly: i want to make sure i got this straight. you stated today and in your report that about 4,000 twitter employees are classified as engineers, is that right? mr. zatko: yes, sir. at the time half of the employees, there were 7,000-plus full-time employees. senator holly: that means these 4,000-ish employees would have had access to live user data all over twitter, they could access individual users' personal information. have i got that right? mr. zatko: yes, sir. they would have accession to the production environment f they spent the time to meander around and look around, they would find they could access these large data. senator holly: including geolocation? mr. zatko: i know twitter has i.p. locations. they do use geolocation services based upon i.p. addresses. senator hawley-ily: 4,000 employees. extraordinary. those employees if they wanted to to get this information and docs twitter users. mr. zatko: that's a concern of mine, yes. senator hawley: that's a significant concern. 4,000 people with the ability to docs indi

in the holly root distillery, we see oak barrels. the beverage may only be called whiskey if it has been aged in oak for at least 3 years. the barrels give whisky its color and much of its flavor . it's the same ritual at the end of each distillery to her, a whisky tasting. but instead of whiskey, holly rude offers the pilgrim's new make whisky that's not quite mature yet. because holly route has only been producing since 2019 ah, bus driver, david understandably, isn't partaking. although he drives lots of tourists. he's especially fond of the whisky pilgrims, for very civilized group. yeah. yeah. they're very easy to get along with very friendly. they don't seem to get very drunk, they seem to be interested in how the whiskey is me than weird. it's common strong stuff like that. so it's not as if they just knocking them back. so this thing, so yeah, yeah, i mean this that there's no chance silvan on the boss, which i'm quite happy about, you know? hm. but yeah, yeah, lovely group. that's also why it's not difficult to start early e

is new monarch king charles the 3rd arrived at holly root house in edinburgh. this is where the queen's coffin has been resting since sunday. the monarch has inspected the guard of honor and received the keys to the city. he's greeted many of the well wishes who came to see him and inspected the flowers they laid for his late mother. it's banging alan sasha. he's keeping across all the events there in amber over these days. alan hasn't just explained to us this ceremony of the keys. we can see in the pictures. charles, king charles, receiving the keys and getting them back. what does only signify it's just an annual ceremony that happens when the monarch arrives in scotland. it is the lord provost who is the chairman of the local city council, essentially handing the keys to the city to the monarch to say you can go where you want and do what you want. you have the freedom of edinburgh and by extension of scotland, and then the prince hands it back in a ceremony where he says, sorry, the king hands back where he says, essentially these keys would be better with

cbs' charlie d'agata and holly williams join us tonight on the symbolism.cane fiona slams puerto rico, causing catastrophic damage. catastrophc damage. cbs' david begnaud is the cbs' david begnaud is there. >> reporter: you could see people standing on cars, on the second story of their homes, which were flooded. >> o'donnell: cbs news exclusive-- president biden's uncertain answer about running for re-election in 2024. >> but is it a firm decision that i'd run again? >> o'donnell: cbs' ed o'keefe reports on the fallout. and, the showdown over busing and the showdown ove migrants re-ignites the immigration debate. cbs' manuel bojorquez is in el paso. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is a special edition of the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting tonight from london. >> o'donnell: good evening and thank you for joining us on this monday night. we are here outside westminster abbey. this is a church that is nearly 1,000 years old, and has held coronations, royal weddings, and today, the funeral of her majesty, queen elizabeth ii. the other big story we are covering

in fact, the name holly rude, apparently comes from a vision. charles, the 2nd had of a stag with its antlers, and he saw a cross between the antlers. holly rude means wholly cross, i'm told so certainly that's where the, the initially, the coffin will be taken and that those that knew the queen worked with the queen, will pay their respects the staff there at holly route palace. and then it'll be later time to take the cortez back up the hill back up the royal mile, and then to san charles's cathedral. and that is where the, the queen elizabeth will lie there in state for people to fall past her and, and pay their respects the people of scotland getting their chance to pay their respects to their queen were told that possibility before the public fallen was going to be something certainly happened to twice before, which is called the vigil of the prince's. that's when the male members of the royal family, certain times it's happened before. stand guard over the coffin before the public are allowed in. and it happened back in 1936. the funeral o

here's cbs's holly williams. >> reporter: on the streets of london today, the crowds stood elizabeth,ir queen for over seven decades. businesses closed in the heart of this usually frenetic city, and train travelers were brought to a standstill. the funeral of queen elizabeth ii, perhaps the most famous woman in the world, drew broadcasters from around the globe to the british capital, and an audience predicted to reach 4 billion. in nepal, they paid their final respects to the queen with buddhist chanting. in kenya, they held a memorial service for her in a church she visited as a young princess. and inside westminster abbey today, alongside kings, sultans, and presidents were retired major peter norton and color sergeant johnson behari, winners of the highest british awards for bravery. >> a highly charged, very emotional service. >> it was hard for me to hold it together. being in uniform, i have to try and be tough and hold it together. but there were moments where i had to let it out. >> did you shed a tear? >> yeah. a couple little ones, yeah. >> reporter: the funeral was filled

but instead of whiskey, holly rude offers the pilgrim's new make whisky that's not quite mature yet. because holly route has only been producing since 2019 ah, bus driver, david understandably, isn't partaking. although he drives lots of tourists. he's especially fond of the whisky pilgrims, for very civilized group. yeah. yeah. they're very easy to get along with very friendly. they don't seem to get very drunk, they seem to be interested in how the whiskey is me than with its common strong stuff like that. so it's not as if though, just knocking them back. so it's saying, so yeah, yeah, i mean this that there's no chance silvan on the boss, which i'm quite happy about, you know? hm. but yeah, yeah, a lovely group. that's also why it's not difficult to start early every day. both gung volta has planned the tour in detail today. they're focusing on the famous scottish novelist, sir walter scott its own good. 7 ah, wouldn't have offered it already to song oh, besides classic novels like rob roy scott also wrote some famous poems, including the lady of the lake. the scots have named on

. >>> finally tonight, cbs's holly williams on the queen's colorful sense of style. >> reporter: she was one of the most photographed women in the world. the iconic face of her country, known for her religious sense of duty, her service, and her style. >> she was such a recognizable figure of quintessential britishness. >> reporter: katie o'malley is an editor of uk's sore these br whether it be bright yellow or a turquoise blue so that someone at the back of a crowd, no matter where she was in the world, would be able to spot her and feel she's had that one-on-one connection. >> reporter: the queen's signature look barely changed in decades. she loved big hats, sensible shoes, and practical handbags. a uniform and a lesson in female power dressing later adopted by others. >> i suppose what it projects is a sense of purpose. she was a working woman. >> she was a working woman, and every single time she went out into the public, she was there in her uniform to work. >> reporter: for centuries, british monarchs have projected grandeur with their clothing, and at times queen elizabeth d

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so at holly road, we start the journey of holly rude. the basin says begin the, the, the sense of motion of, of the historic and to the queen size begins here. and we have now actually seen the coffin, and i think somehow that matches quite a lot when when somebody comes to an end, you know, we've got to be able to see some evidence of that person. and i think people will be move there by that opportunity to see the coffin draped in the scottish sovereigns flag. and given what you say, how much is this a concerted efforts, meticulously planned to, to get around the nations to allow people to mourn the queen? well, i think that this shows whether all family excels, you know, these pounds, withdrawing up years ago, and there was plan a if she was going to die. and by morrow be, she's going to die. and sandra them see if it was windsor and so on. and so forth. and each plan was rigorous, the draw up and tested to for timings. and of course, i think everybody role, i hope she would go on and she would make a century, but people already are a

here is cbs' holly williams. >> reporter: on the streets of london today, the crowds stood in silence, a final chance to farewell elizabeth, their queen for over seven decades. businesses closed in the heart of this usually frenetic city, and train travelers were brought to a standstill. >> it's too much to take. but it's a very good sendoff. >> reporter: madava madava, and his family moved to this country nine years ago from india. >> she's such a nice lady. she's such a hard worker. >> reporter: the funeral of queen elizabeth ii, perhaps most famous woman in the world, drew broadcasters from around the globe to the british capital and an audience predicted to reach four billion. in nepal, they paid their final respects to the queen with buddhist chanting. in kenia, they held a memorial service for her in a church she visited as a young princess. ad inside westminster abbey today, alongside kings, salt ans and presidents, wer major peter norton, and color sergeant johnson behari, winners of the highest british awards for bravery. >> a highly charged, very emotional service. >> it was

norah. >> o'donnell: holly williams outside windsor castle, thank you.go, we spoke with former prime minister, sir john major, who served in office from 1990 to 1997. he was one of the first to pay tribute to the queen today, saying that in her public duty she was selfless and wise with a wonderful generosity of spirit. that is how she lived and how she led. and the prime minister told us those traits were especially apparent during difficult times. >> one of the many gifts the queen has is that when she faces great difficulty, she has the capacity to be a stoic. she puts her head down. she plows on. she knows whatever the problems are, she will come through the other end of that. >> o'donnell: where did she get that resilience? >> oh, i think it is part of the training for monarchy. i mean, self-evidently, you need to be very selfless. you need to have a great understanding of the way your nation works and the way people think and act in order to be a successful monarchy. and you need a great and you need a great capacity to discharge your obligations a

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. >> o'donnell: finally tonight, cbs's holly williams on the queen's colorful sense of style. >> reporter in the world, the iconic face of her country. known for her religious sense of duty, her service, and her style. >> sshe was such a recognizable figure of quintessential is editor at the u.k.'s magazine. >> she wore bright colors so someone at the back of the crowd would be able to spot her and feel she's had that one on one connection. >> reporter: the queen's signature looked barely change in decades. she loved big hats, sensible shoes and practical hand bags, a uniform and a lesson in female power dressing later adopted by others. >> i suppose what it projects is a sense of purpose. she was a working woman. >> she was a working woman. every single time she went out in the public she was there in her uniform to work. >> reporter: for centuries british monarchs projected grandeur with their clothing and at times queen elizabeth did the same but she also had an off-duty style, a country girl at heart, according to those who knew her. >> that self-confidence in her identity that i thin

. >> o'donnell: finally tonight, cbs's holly williams on the queen's colorful sense of style. >> reporter world. the iconic face of her country. known for her religious sense of duty, her service... ...and her style. >> she was such a recognizable figure of quintessential britishness. >> reporter: katie o'malley is editor at u.k.'s "elle" magazine. >> she wore these bright colors, whether it be bright yellow, or kind of a turquoise blue, so that someone at the back of the crowd, no matter where she was in the world, would be able to spot her andeel s's h repter: the queen's signature looked barely changedn shoes, and practical handbags. a uniform, and a lesson in female power-dressing later adopted by others. i suppose what it projects is a sense of purpose. she was a working woman. >> she was a working woman. and every single time she went out in the public, she was there in her uniform, to work. >> reporter: for centuries, british monarchs have projected grandeur with their clothing, and at times, queen elizabeth did the same. but she also had an off-duty style-- a country girl at heart

mayor holly smith, thank you so much.e thinking about you and we are thinking about your community. >> i appreciate that so much. we need it. >> so before introducing our next guest, i want to show one of them confronted in their naples apartment building. he took that video and got some bumps and bruises in the process. he joins us with his wife, alexis, tonight. it is nice to see both of you. thank you for joining us. we just showed the video of the door in your building caving and due to the water pressure. what happened after that? >> i lost my shoes. i got completely submerged underwater. and i ran up the stairs barefoot after that. >> i'm sorry. am looking at this for the first time. it is unbelievable to have survived that. how did you escape from the watcher? >> i grabbed onto a guard rail. initially, the water pushed me up the stairs and then it sucked me back down as well. i had to grab onto a guard rail. >> i keep watching that again and again and again. i am so glad that you made it through that. what is the s

i thank him and i thank sheila hollis. who makes this possible. sheila, would you like to send us away and by the way i think it is a new day and i think i might add to your thinking gentlemen, uh nuclear literacy. i think that could be a powerful sort of idea. anyway, that's my thoughts. sheila hollis, please take this away. . >> thank you so much and what a what a tremendous honor it is to be with this brilliant group. i think looking forward, one of the questions i would have is can we utilize existing laborers, workers union members who worked in nuclear plants who know about nuclear, who understand nuclear and reposition them. considering that many nuclear, many of the large nukes are gone and there's still others in the, in the line to for their licenses to run out and not be renewed at the nrc as to whether you could redeploy these people know a lot about nuclear uh, and how that would impact the process and perhaps speed up the process to have people who know know that have the lay of the land. >> i suspect sheila, the answer is yes . peop

all right, let's go live to buckingham palace, where join a holly standing by for us. join the u. k is waking up to a king, not a queen. what's the mood like where you are? it is the 1st full day of official morning here and that's on the reality you describe is reflected. let me tell you 1st on the front pages of the newspapers that have spent an awful lot of time, possibly years planning out there. commemorative additions and big, chunky things they are, this is the sons one. we love you mom on the front page. there are times and even wait here commemorative additional life and service on the back cover of the times edition. if you can have a quick look at that around the pointed quote from the queen's christmas broadcast in 1957. it says i cannot lead you into battle. i do not give you laws or administer justice, but i can do something else. i can give you my heart and my devotion and behind me over their course fucking and palaces you say this is about the center of the monarchy and of royal life, where the queen spent much of her life and much of her 70 year reign. the crowds

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residence holly's was to tell us as an ice. on monday, i procession will take a coffin through the streets of edinburgh to saint giles 50. keeping watching the w. news of the next hour series reporter looks at life in afghanistan since the taliban returned to pal state june. for that and clay richardson will be back with more news headlines for you at the top of the out. i'm anthony cowered, signing off now into a been, or if you're watching in the world with him, when you work as an architect, like go online or not at all women in architecture. why are they so invisible to the larger public? we decided to ask them versus the what is the poetry, the secret of a house, and i'm house about their motivations. the real goal of architecture is to create habit dads for human, about their struggles and dreams. responsibility is huge. they have so much to lose shattering the glass ceiling. women in architecture. does this has to be really, really good. start september 30th on d. w. ah . ah. taliban fight us through the streets armed wi

nationally. veto rights and you need to know when you talk about the maloney as the potential new is holly in prime minister. what would a government led by her mean for italy support of ukraine? the coalition around maloney is a very divided coalition on ukraine because you have maloney, maloney had a position during the war, backing the government even if she was in your position. but on the war she supported the government. on the other side, you have a civilian. corny and both so the number is going to had a very ambiguous mod and approach to the war. and 1st of all to, to put in saline is continuing saying that sanctions are negative. we have to withdraw samson sanctions for us. it's, it's nonsense, something that it's very dangerous for, for the rest of european union, european leaders, european countries. so we are strongly against and this position. but do you think under a, ga, maloney that italy could potentially withdrawal support for the sanctions against russia? ah, i fear, i am afraid that these point could be one of the 1st point of discussion within their coalition in case

and phil were pushing _ the report that holly and phil were pushing to the front of the queue of beingy, they managed to get a little bit of— sort of way, they managed to get a little bit of an amusing dig into that story about the russians. | little bit of an amusing dig into that story about the russians. i did not want to — that story about the russians. i did not want to jump — that story about the russians. i did not want to jump on _ that story about the russians. i c c not want to jump on that bandwagon. that's it for the papers this hour. the papers will be back again tomorrow evening with the broadcaster and journalist, james lewer and the conservative commentator, tim montgomerie.do join us then if you can but for now, goodnight. good evening. wales are teetering on the brink of relegation and lead group 84 after losing 2—1 in brussels this evening. and when their final group match in poland on sunday and i'll be the final game before qatar on november. mcgregor was watching this one for us. as of this match, robert paige compared his injury ravaged squad to a boxer having to

yes, so once she yvonne is at holly route at the palace of hollywood house, and she will stay here, there will be a service to night, which her son, king charles, will attend. and then tomorrow, there will be a proceeding from the palace of hollywood house, up the royal mile to saint john's cathedral. and i'm sure there will be hundreds, thousands of people watching, coming to pay the tribute and to morrow. and at st. john's cathedral, she will lay and rest, and this is where people can shuffle past the coffin. this is where they can come say good bye. again, king a king charles will be here and so will the be. so will the queen consort camilla and her children, her other children, they actually traveled with her from bomber castle she had and bra, so princess and prince andrew, prince edward, they're all here and am. and then on she says she will, ray, she will lay and rest for 24 hours to morrow. and in on tuesday, that's when she will fly. that's when she will be flying down to london and her daughter, princess anne will accompany her on that journey. yeah, definitely, yeah. very party

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i think part of the reason is because it's holly and have an overall sense of fatigue and they feel that they want to change the look into a party for that to answer your question about the new fashions. ruth, i believe that georgia maloney has a very good job moving out and giving her policy relatively palatable, mainstream conservative veneer. that is enjoy carlo of the german historical institute in room many, many thanks. thank you very much. around up now or some. the other news headlines at this hour images have emerge of protesters in iranian city, of marsha, burning a statue of a cleric use $979.00. assassination helped trigger the islamic revolution. anti government protests have now entered a 9th day, triggered by the death of a woman arrested by ron's religious police for not wearing her head scarf properly . german chancellor, all of shawls has reached an energy partnership agreement with the united arab emirates. the golf state will supply germany with liquefied natural gas and diesel fuel. it comes on the 2nd day of shelters, tour of the region is seeking new energy supplie

before the queen's coffin is carried into the official world residence, the palace of holly brute house, where it will remain open. also coming up, ukrainian forces make gains in the east. soldiers raised the flag in towns and villages in the hockey region after the brightening them from russian occupation. moscow says it's withdrawing its troops from the area, getting hot to local residents. sweetie selections produce a tight race between conservative parties, led by the and immigration, sweden, the democrats, and the left wing minority government of prime minister magdalena anderson will bring in the latest from sweden and another satisfying day at the track before me, the one laid at max statham dutchman makes it 5 straight winds to heat pressure on rivals in the race for the world championship sports also coming up later in the shop. ah, i'm anthony howard walk into the program. queen elizabeth elizabeth coffin has arrived at the palace of hollywood house in edinburgh. the official residence of the british monarch in scotland. the coffin will spend the night there and be taken to th

queen elizabeth coffin has arrived at the palace of holly, rude house in edinburgh, the official residence of the british monarch in scotland. the coffin will spend the night there and be taken to the city's saint giles cathedral. to morrow, thousands of mourners followed the queen's final journey from belmore castle to edinburgh. the moment the body of queen elizabeth arrives in edinburgh the city's famous royal mile was packed with people waiting to catch a glimpse of her last journey. many in the scottish capital had camped out in anticipation of her arrival willis. this is 7 o'clock this morning. i mean, she's worked so hard horribly. and it just seemed ray to come here. in a slow and somber procession. queen elizabeth's flat draped coffin was driven through the scottish countryside after leaving her beloved by morrow castle, where her life of 96 years came to an end. thousands of scots lined rural roads and highways to bid her a last farewell. i came here as a student bank this of into on says this is the green. so i called ms roberts of to say good way to her as part of history. it's

but moscow is brits holly aiding with air strikes and artillery fire. the front line is shifted further away, but hawk heath is still in rushes sites and strikes hit the city on monday, sparking fires killing at least one person and cutting power and public services. retaliation for russia's battlefield losses says president philadelphia zalinski the whole book, which on the one hand, this is a sign of the desperation of those who contrived this war. this is how they react to the defeat of russian forces in the harkey regional. they can't do anything to our heroes on the battlefield, and that's why russia's directing its vile strikes against civilian infrastructure . volunteers have rushed to the re taken villages to deliver supplies to residence, traumatized by months under occupation. in you, i mean there was shooting bombing shelling day after day. we had no electricity, no water that i know you just on my we had almost no food. now we have finally been liberated, but the world has to know what happened here. yeah. nothing you could quickly abuse by

stay easily bidding ethan for nil eva by your open the scoring with 14 minutes gong hollis. ford took advantage of port offending from mason and ham. at home in style and i also bagged the funnel go 20 minutes from time after some slapstick from the s and the fence, a decisive when that lift smiles on the bull's face. all right, let's check out some other stories from around the world of sport and saying with the women's buddhist leg of the season opener, set a new attendance record with 23200 spectators in frankfort to watch on fact take on by and frank, but women usually play in a different study with only 5600 seats. but the opener was moved to the frank that min stadium. this match ended goals. the older brother of woke up champion paul papa, along with 4 others is likely to be charged with extortion. targeting the french football sta pull. papa filed a complaint in july saying he was the target of a 13000000 euro black mile plot involving threats and bizarre allegations. you're watching the w news coming on next is sports life. looking at a female football referee is tr

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we're in the casket, we'll be set down in the palace, holly road, at the seat of the scottish sher royalty. and what, wait there till tomorrow and there, then the ceremonies will continue the whole roll family. king charles, as we know, must say, we'll travel up there. and there will be a lying and state and day ceremony at the cathedral in edinburgh. so this is a very long drawn out as a good buy from the queen and the different parts of the country. yet a chance to say good bye to her. okay, the w correspondent, barbara vessel in london, thanks so much. turned her some culture. now the top winners at the venice international film festival have been announced. the golden line for best film goes to laura watches for her documentary, all the beauty and the bloodshed. it centers around america's opioid crisis and the family company that makes oxy counting and gotten a little bit of cate blanchett won the best actress award for her rule in tar psychological drama. and collin farrah won the best actor solidly for the black comedy drummer, the banshees of insurance, spicer, c. w. news thanks fo

holly beach, alan got they on the law. after the shocking events victims relatives fought for access to files and to compensation from german authorities. so lim, law, know the can yet. a shak, who shall my feelings has only gotten stronger over the years. michelle, if someone says time meals on wounds, i tell them your time heels, nothing much. it's as painful as if it happened yesterday, the car at lunch and shown wilson shot when he knew that it's been 50 years now that it's just shocking miss old one. a plaque in unix olympic village commemorates the victims of the killings. a memorial to horrors that for many have still not faded. and our reporter at benjamin, our group was after memorial ceremony near munich today, i asked him what stood out for him. was a very emotional ceremony, so we had strong words by german presidents gunfighter stein, may finally apologize as the had of state for the failures that we saw during this olympic games during this terror attacks. not only by not being able to protect the israeli del

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holly for six minutes. senator holly: i want to make sure i got this straight. you stated today and in your report that about 4,000 twitter employees are classified as engineers, is that right? mr. zatko: yes, sir. at the time half of the employees, there were 7,000-plus full-time employees. senator holly: that means these 4,000-ish employees would have had access to live user data all over twitter, they could access individual users' personal information. have i got that right? mr. zatko: yes, sir. they would have accession to the production environment f they spent the time to meander around and look around, they would find they could access these large data. senator holly: including geolocation? mr. zatko: i know twitter has i.p. locations. they do use geolocation services based upon i.p. addresses. senator hawley-ily: 4,000 employees. extraordinary. those employees if they wanted to to get this information and docs twitter users. mr. zatko: that's a concern of mine, yes. senator hawley: that's a significant concern. 4,000 people with the ability to docs indi

kumasi: kurt did not ask for any of this, he is just trying to meet holly and see how it goes. that is a lot of pressure on kurt. reggie: for the survival of the whole species which is just dna and frozen. it ends with pterodactyls flying outside of the plane. that is how this all ends. coming up the latest steps for dozens of alameda county deputies who failed their psychological exams. kumasi: we will take you live to florida where people are waiting out one of the most powerful storms in decades. reggie: >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 5:30, a standoff situation continues early into this morning and we will take you to the scene as law enforcement works. kumasi: hurricane ian strengthening into a major storm. it is almost category 5. we are live in florida. reggie: a warning from parents. dealers are targeting younger children with dangerous drugs made to look like candy. kumasi: who says happy meals are for kids. mcdonald set to roll out one for the grown-ups. reggie: i am here for that. kumasi: the toy or

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