and see jennifer hudson, momma hood, j.er whatever you wanna call me your dream girl right here, all right. we got to get people into that studio warm me up in there because it looks too cold. but you do look comfortable with that. nice blanket on jennifer. thank you so much for taking a moment to talk about your new show. we can't wait to continue watching and we can't wait to see your success in the future as well continued success. thank you so much for that. and thank you for having me you're welcome. and you can watch jennifer hudson show right here on channel two at 11 am throughout the week. this week marks 11 years since the federal government repealed its don't ask, don't tell policy, the policy forced lesbian and gay members of the military to hide their sexual identity or risk losing their military benefits. many former members say they have never been able to regain those benefits, which include merit military pensions and medical care, v a hospitals. herrera says. don't ask, don't tell almost kept her from havi

their engine is out and that's when they have to paddle hudson or no mortal. and they're hoping that the coast guard won't intercept them. well, not, not really. him audio hoffman dusty kristen of a hunched effect. but that's exactly what happens up to 3 times a week, according to official figures. the palestinian abdulla works as a hairdresser here in the camp. his present customer is ali from sudan. both have experienced how difficult the route to europe can be. it took 3 attempts before they both reached cios. met out well at the end of a canada. it was very difficult to get here from turkey by boatman. but there was no interruption. godaddy seems to hate haley say die at home, or die in the room door, which is worse. so, and here we could at least try. i survived to sag i made a toilet, la modeman, ann hickey at hossa with those little asada in am mucho willat enough to will journey from turkey was very difficult either. if i get masato 1st, we were stopped on the water. our cell phones were thrown away and that we were sent back to one of our tokyo. on th

from the hudson institute. this is about 50 minutes. , i amm a senior director for peace and security of the hudson institute, and this morning, we are having a conversation with princeton professor bernard hagel and hudson's own mohammed the iranians, productively, responded to the take it or leave it offer, and the united states responded that it won't accept any changes to the text, but it will accept changes to the form of the text, which is how the united states and renegotiate the take it or leave it off there, without admitting that is what it is doing. without any further editorializing, let me get our guest. professor, perhaps you can start us out. just give us a scene setter. we have got chinese leader xi jinping coming to riyadh this week, do we not? >> it is not clear if it will be this week, but he will certainly be visiting the kingdom before the end of the year, and saudi-chinese relations are very good, in fact, excellent, and there are all kinds of agreements on oil and energy and mining, and e

our washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us now with more. >> on that meeting.d evening, grant and vicki, the white house says the purpose of this meeting is to show these families that bringing their loved ones home as a top priority for this administration. >> and this is a meeting that both of these families have been wanting for quite some time. >> these 2 individuals on the home anyway, period. president biden is meeting with the families of wnba star brittney griner and marine paul whalen to discuss how the u.s. is trying to secure the release of their loved ones. that is the goal. we want to make sure that the come home safely in february griner was detained in russia for carrying vape cartridges containing cannabis in her luggage. she pled guilty and was sentenced last month to 9 years in prison. whalen has been in a russian jail for more than 3 years after being convicted on espionage charges. we get how hard this could be for their families. this president understands secretary of state antony blinken says bringing griner in wayland home is a high prio

thomas hudson is the president of jackson state university, and jackson native.or being here. i want to start by talking about you, and the students. how are you handling this, our classes in session do you have water on your campus? >> thank you so much simone, for allowing me to be here and allowing us this platform. right now we are hosting virtual classes at jackson state university. unfortunately that has become a necessity due to the low water pressure on campus and in fact just a couple of weeks ago we had to delay our move in for our new, and incoming students, due to low water pressure on campus. so this has unfortunately been reoccurring issues over the last couple of years. we are offering virtual instruction, we do have some water pressure on campus, it is fluctuating depending on the building, on the floor for our students who are on campus, we are providing bottled water which we typically keep a healthy amount on hand because of the frequent boil water notices. and that is allowed us to continue our services as well uninterrupted. we do have portab

washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us now live from dc with the latest. quite an eventful day were shot. >> that's right. ey, good evening. this is just proof that the political fight over immigration between republican governors and the biden administration is heating up. it's shameful is reckless. early thursday, 2 busloads of migrants were dropped off near the doorstep of vice president kamala harris. this is just the premeditated political stunt. >> they deserve better than being left on the streets of dc for months. texas governor greg abbott has sent buses like these to democrat run cities and states relocating an estimated 10,000 since april. shame on you, governor abbott. it's a move domingo garcia with the league of united latin american citizens calls heartless. >> that's an christian on on american and something that should not be allowed. the texas senator john cornyn says the busing is getting the attention of the biden administration, the federal government whose responsibility it is they're not paying attention and doing anything about this

washington correspondent reshad hudson has those details for us. good morning. president biden says he plans to travel to florida when it is safe to do so. meanwhile, the fema administrator will be in the state today. >> to see the catastrophic damage firsthand. well, at the fema headquarters, president biden personally thanked workers at the agency after he received a briefing on what he called the devastating impact of hurricane we know many families are heard in a call with florida's republican governor ron desantis thursday morning. the president told him his administration will provide all it can to help the state recover. >> this could be the deadliest hurricane in florida history. >> with a combination of winds, rain and storm surge. the category 4 hurricane flooded homes, knocked out power and blocked off highways. fema administrator deanne criswell is expected to travel to the sunshine state today to check on response efforts. and we know that the next few days are going to be difficult. >> we have some very complex problems that we're going to have to

washington correspondent reshad hudson has the latest. good morning or shot. hey, good morning. president biden really gives these major primetime speeches, but the white house says the purpose of this one, this is speak directly to the american people. >> the president thinks that there is an extremist threat to our democracy. >> tonight outside of independence hall in philadelphia, president biden will deliver a prime-time speech on protecting the democracy. the white house says the speech will frame the upcoming midterm elections as part of the ongoing battle for the soul of the nation. not only are we fighting for the soul >> of the nation, but we need to continue to be vigilant. in recent days, the white house has sharpened its attacks on republicans as the quote, culture mac, a party. >> much of that is related to the threats against the fbi over the search of former president trump's florida home. magen republicans are the most energized part of the republican party. republicans are this extreme part. >> of their party. but republicans are hitting back saying president bi

washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us from dc with what we can expect. >> good morning. the 2 men may be at odds politically, but right now they're coming together to help the state of florida prepare and get resources ahead of hurricane ian. >> my administration is on alert and in action to help the people of florida. more than 2 million floridians are under mandatory or voluntary evacuation orders as hurricane ian reaches the southern parts of the state. president biden says the white house is prepared to provide anything the state may need will be with you every step of the way. we're not going away. hurricane ian slammed into cuba as a category 3, 1, of the biggest concerns is that it could dump record amounts of rain on florida. and president biden says fema has deployed 700 people to the sunshine state. and we understand that this is going to have some significant impacts. and we to make sure that we have the right resources in place ahead of time to be able to respond immediately when it's safe to do some flights have been canceled in tampa's airport is now closed

this is very worrying because some of the territories, for example, that parisha and hudson suggesting to the next not entirely controlled by russia. i'm fact even doing that. and i think even now do hands on entirely controlled by russian. but we've got parisha, for example, the collaboration is still 40 that has said that the whole of the provision will hopefully join russia after these kind of referendum. but they didn't even control the main city of the regions appreciate itself. so then it beat us into some interesting questions. where will the russian think that ukrainians, occupying russian land, it's just, it's just totally bizarre. and of course, the worrying thing is that it could be used as a way of as an excuse to even more nuclear blackmail, a friend of nuclear attacks because of course, versus that territory as, as russia than any attack on that territory could be used to justify nuclear strike, or at least the threat of one. yeah, i want to read something to you, the former president dmitri, but met with a road on telegram today. he said, an encroachment on the territory

washington correspondent tom hudson joins us live with those updates. good morning. were shot. good morning. the white house says president biden has spoken to florida's governor. and later today the president will go to fema headquarters to receive a briefing on the federal response. >> and we'll be there every step of the way with hurricane ian on the move in florida, president biden says his administration will help in every way storm passes from can be there to help you recover the category 4 hurricane brought high winds and flooding at its peak. the hurricane knocked out power for some 2 million people. we have the right teams and we have the right resources in place and ready to meet the changes are that the needs of those that we're charged to serve. fema administrator deanne criswell says they will help with search and rescue. we know we're going to have to get out there in check and make sure that everybody is okay and to help with recovery efforts. so far the federal government has sent more than 3 million meals and leaders of water. hundreds of ambulances, generators

what are some of the latest details now with our senior correspondent in hudson is not just the f. well anyway, you look at it. this is going to be a momentous week in history. certainly it will be studied in years and decades perhaps to come. but yes indeed, 3 regions holding referendums on joining russia from 23rd. the 27th of september, presumably over the course of several days to avoid massive cues or a rush because in, in all of these regions, ukrainian shelling is ceaseless, these endless. and it is blind yesterday alone, 13 people killed in a single attack at the market. so presumably, authorities are taking the security situation very seriously, but they must also take other factors into consideration. why this, this rush, there's a lot that will have to be done aside from the referendum itself. the laws of russia, of logan's vignettes, can have shawna a very, very different economic loss. a very, very different that all of that is going to be, i still have to be mesh together for it to work. presumably these republics they choose to join. russia will, will accept russian

i have already had 2 meetings with president hudson chick. i think he is a much more progressive, more positive pattern, and he's much more committed to fighting terrorism. and he have our full support. we are asking either partners that are without, in somalia. we have a huge contingent of kenyan for jeff and other personnel. and it's not a simple thing because we, we are paying a huge price for the war against terrorism that's going on in somalia. and the fact that we don't have a functional government in somalia and therefore it's in our best interest in comic interest in our security interest to met you out. so malia walks and i think president hudson gives us the best possible chance and the maritime dispute and all that aside. you know, dawson load exist, christine, sure. you know, we can always sort out our maritime boundary dispute in a peaceful environment. what is priority to k now? now, it's not the maritime dispute. it is stabilizing somalia, making sure that malia is functional, having functional security arrangements, so that we

we have washington correspondent reshad hudson with the latest good morning were shot. >> good morning. the white house says the president biden speech wasn't designed to be political. it was about calling out what they believe are threats to the democracy. >> quality and democracy are under assault. >> standing in front of philadelphia's independence hall where the founder signed the declaration of independence and nrote the constitution. president biden warned americans about what he considers a threat to the soul of the nation. donald trump with the republicans. representative stream that threatens the very foundations of our republic. the president said he wanted to be clear that mainstream republicans do not embrace the quote, extreme ideology. >> not every public and not even the majority idea republicans before the prime time address house republican leader kevin mccarthy had this message for president biden. >> joe biden has launched an assault. >> on the soul of america. on its people on loss on its most sacred values. >> and this is only a preview of the messaging will see fr

washington correspondent reshad hudson brings us that update.l us what we can expect. >> hey, good morning florida governor ron desantis says he hasn't spoken to president biden but was thankful for the quick resources and the federal cooperation. the white house says federal resources are already rolling in to help floridians brace for hurricane ian. important that federal is provided for the people of florida. that is the most important thing. 7,000 national guard members are now activated and the pre landfall, emergency declaration was approved. additionally, some schools are closing and road tolls were removed to encourage people to evacuate, to make sure that we're there for them. >> in this time of need the national hurricane center predicts ian could deliver a life-threatening storm surge up to 10 feet in and around the tampa bay area and wherever those needs are up and down this coast. >> florida, is going to work with fema to make sure that folks get the relief that they need. >> and florida governor ron desantis has this message for pe

of the military leadership of russia, at least that is what luke kofi, a senior researcher at the hudsontitute, thinks so, according to him, russian strikes on the kharkiv e-e kharkiv thermal power plants and on the civilian structure on civilian points are as a sign of the eternal russian army, as well as another attempt to intimidate ukrainians , they suggest that they deserve a more detailed explanation in the comments of the expert luke kofe himself. i think that the latest russian attacks on civilians the infrastructure of the power plant and the hydroelectric plant is a sign of the future, such actions are taken when they know that they will lose on the battlefield, no reasonable military commander will propose to use ballistic missiles worth 30 million dollars to turn off the power grid of ukraine for a couple of hours, but this is exactly what we are seeing now, the expert emphasizes that it is not necessary "necessarily means something positive for ukraine, because on the closer field vladimir putin is upset and irritated not so much by the war as by the negative course of the w

voted, according to local officials or the following footage shows queues at polling stations and hudson animals topple the military and the police are ensuring security as we understand they've done a good job. no violence reported on day one. now we're, all of the, a polling stations were swept for explosives before they open, but despite the potential threats, people have been king the cast their ballots. yes, the shown is the resolution. i believe that only with russia will be able to revive our region, raised the economy, medicine education, revive the industries that her son region was famous for in soviet times in give a new impetus to our economy. i cast my vote for joining russia. montagnier from omit finally were together, and finally we are at home. the mood is excellent. i altered for russia from my home for my motherland. actually young, actually i want to come back home. i just want to come back home. listen to the little listen. it's always been a russian city. they say that for a person, the native language is the one in which his mother read fairy tales for him in childh

our washington correspondent reshad hudson has more on that meeting. >> good evening.ng was to show these families that bringing their loved ones home is a top priority for the administration. >> these 2 individuals on the home anyway, period. president biden is meeting with the families of wnba star brittney griner and marine paul whalen to discuss how the u.s. is trying to secure the release of their loved ones. that is the goal. we want to make sure that the come home safely in february griner was detained in russia for carrying vape cartridges containing cannabis in her luggage. she pled guilty and was sentenced last month to 9 years in prison. whalen has been in a russian jail for more than 3 years after being convicted on espionage charges. we get how hard this could be for their families. this president understands secretary of state antony blinken says bringing griner in wayland home is a high priority. he says the u.s. will stop negotiating just because we don't say something or you don't see something doesn't mean it's not. >> happening. >> blinken says wrong

our washington correspondent reshad hudson has the latest. good evening.urther proof that the fight between republican governors and the biden administration over immigration is heating up. >> it's shameful is reckless. early thursday, 2 busloads of migrants were dropped off near the doorstep of vice president kamala harris. this is just a premeditated political stunt. >> they deserve better than being left on the streets of dc for months. texas governor greg abbott has sent buses like these to democrat run cities and states relocating an estimated 10,000 since april. shame on you, governor abbott. it's a move domingo garcia with the league of united latin american citizens calls heartless. >> that's an christian on on american and something that should not be allowed. but texas senator john cornyn says the busing is getting the attention of the biden administration, the federal government whose responsibility it is they're not paying attention and doing anything about this crisis. this biden border crisis that we've seen that the border and florida govern

washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us live from dc with what we can expect. hey, good morning. rain lawmakers say wednesday's hearing. >> could will focus on the direct role that former president trump played on january 6 and some of their witnesses have included so far. local elected officials all the way up to people who worked in the trump white house. >> in their first hearing since july, the committee investigating the january 6 capitol attack say they have new details to share. >> we want america to understand there was a premeditated, deliberate hit on american democracy. attempt to override the will of the people. maryland congressman jamie raskin told nbc news the committee is aware of a call between the white house switchboard and a writer during the attack. this is a clear and present danger. the committee has now received 800,000 pages of communicationa from the secret service. >> california congressman pete aguilar says this request was made a year ago. it's important that they are providing the information and that it continues to help in our in

the water is mainly getting pushed up the hudson river.a nightmare. and we didn't have rain. i mean, it barely reigned. we were mandatory evacuees because we are right on the water, but we also didn't have that much ambient wind. it was the wind on the water pushing the surge. to have every element together, as you were saying, is really troubling about this storm. one thing i wanted to ask you about, amy, the clearwater mayor was telling me earlier that he had to put out urban forestry calls to be ready to clean the roads immediately, because of the weather conditions that they have had all summer long. the trees were almost ready to fall anyway from all the standing water, all the precipitation that has fallen all summer long, so now they are so weakened that a storm like this rips them out of the ground pretty easily with the wind and the rain. >> amy: pretty easily, a 30 to d take it out. >> harris: and those crews will come back when it passes. >> amy: once the storm does stop or calm, it's important to get the roads cleared so the em

[music] [music] >> i had been asked by some of my friends in the press why we pick hudson county for this kind of kickoff. [cheering] >> murdoch wanted to be close to whoever was going to be in power , and in fact, roy kone was a man who introduced rupert murdoch to ronald reagan. >> because hudson county is the home of democrats in such great numbers. >> boo. >> rupert murdoch in the 80s, conservativism is coming into bloom, he is against welfare state, and he is a law and order guy, and new york at this time is an important state for reagan, he's trying to build what we now consider a blue state support. he wants to win new york. [sirens] [music] >> and murdoch thinks he, thinks about what do i have to do to get my advantage? and basically, the new york post became a propaganda for the reagan candidacy. [music] >> they had probably more influence with voters than the new york times, the dominant newspaper in new york city, because it was the blue-collar paper. it was the paper of the working class. [music] >> we really believed we could make in roads among those voters. [music] >>

. >> there's also a 1400 square foot terrace with views of central park and the hudson and east rivers. asking price is $250 million. a reminder to whoever's going to buy this, these buildings at that height sway. i hope you're cool with that, and they creak and make noise. >>> coming up, a very special polka. >>> but first "recess therapy". the comedian who's turned his passion for talking with children into a hit online show. that's next. you're watching "world news now." scene 103, take one. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i don't want to be on the front line. but you're human. you're going to make a mistake. i'm just saying everyone has a right to make their own decision. but why would you want to take that risk? can you imagine being the person that goes to somebody's house and gives them the virus that kills them? what if you end up in a hospital? yea

the hudson bay population takes a shorter route, though it's still several 1000 kilometers, heading directly through the danger zone. they set off into the unknown, unable to tell if there are hurricanes approaching. but they have a number of options if they get caught up in storms. if they are confronted with a hurricane, these birds either battled our way against the head, winds, or land on one of the many islands in the area. sometimes they're even rewarded with powerful tail winds. that sling shot them out the other side. by either avoiding storms or risking storm interaction, those populations have adapted to the seasonal dangers. yet their population continues to decline. while he was tracking one particular bird named goshen, dr watts discovered that the risks were not always weather related. goshen was flying over the west indies. i encountered hurricane irene was put down on monserrat and then flew over to antigua and was on antigua for 7 days and then flew to guadalupe and was shot the morning and arrived. no one will buy hunters and a shootings. doctor walks believes that these bi

and we're going to head over the hudson now to join against quarter in new york as we do every day. yet. apple stock is actually down 14 percent so far this year. why, of investors fallen out of love of with the world's biggest company? well, i mean, then you'll, if you look at the evaluation of apple, the company is still worth about $2.00 trillion dollars. so that is more than all the big 40 ducks companies that bring on the table. and it is the most valuable company here in the united states, if not the their highest value added to a private company on the planet them. and overall, i mean, it has been a tough this year for tech stocks and partly because we do see some times that the global economy is cooling down. so that might be effect or that some tech stocks, all the in the via meant of higher interest rates are under pressure. but the not the composite, for example, has lost much more so far this year. then apple, apple just caught up in the wider cell off there, but the new iphone, as we mentioned, were introduced today. but we also talked with don, i just now about the importa

hey, our son hudson. what other people have nowhere to voice their grievances through his wall yolk who was jose, irma if left unresolved for many, the consequences could be crippling. and that's all we have time for. thank you so much for watching more. you can check adobe dot com slash business. we're on the dw youtube channel as well, from me and the team here in berlin as take care. bye bye. all right, it's generating a lot of hyphens. the members working in virtual world shopping in our digital doppelganger, is that the avatars are having fun. but is our data safe? and how do companies benefit? we put on our goggles and dive into the members. made in germany with russia and its artist, russia and its dissident artist, russia, a blacklist for different artist. with the focus on 60 minutes, you do with listen carefully. don't know how those 2 things you need to do. i feel the magic ah, discover the world around you. subscribe to the w documentary on youtube. with, with no mat averse is yours to enter,

hudson, performed by irina zeleny, became the mascot of the series.ed. although conandoil does not mention the age of mrs. hudson on central television, they believed that the actress was too old for this role. in general, they say it doesn’t look like an englishwoman, but maslennikov also defended her englishwoman, because she is ironic, because she is not just a russian old woman, but she this is exactly how i am when you asked her, i say irina vasilievna, she was actually called ekaterina vasilievna, i say, can i call ekaterina vasilievna, she looked at me and said call me, then i'm better ruins of vasilina here is this irina is green. and it fills it. this, this, this ironic air. these are all the films you haven't seen. did mr. holmes leave such an old man, what an old man such a disgusting dirty sucker. no, i have not seen. i try never to look, who goes out, who comes to him and i do not advise you. rina vasilievna began acting in the film when she was 77 years old. and she did a decent job. all 8 years until the last day of shooting. this work

both sides fighting hard for new york's 18th, hudson river valley north of new york city, latest powerss-up. collin smith, the republican, joins us now, good morning to you. >> welcome. >> you're a military man, pat ryan is a military man, as well, how do you see the contest as of today? >> this is the most competitive race in the state of new york most likely to flip from democrat to republican control in the state of new york, since finaled in june, hit 140,000 voter contacts, doors, phone calls and connecting with voters talking about issues, the economy, public safety, supporting law enforcement, securing our border and just a little over 40 days until election day and feel confident it willing a win come november 8th. >> dana: inflation, high prices, abortion and the economy, you are being attacked on the abortion issue, going after republican candidates on the issue, when knocking on are doos, do you hear about that? >> number one thing we hear is economy, inflation, cost of living, baby formula shortage, we have seniors, we knock on doors and they say they walk to shop rite, and

hudson, you know, the price of everything from needles to threat have gone through the roof and we don't produce any of them, had neither the needles nor the thread in our own country. unfortunately, this is our biggest problem the turkish government is trying to support the leer as exchange rate, but president air to one is an avowed enemy of high interest rates. and that's contributing to soaring inflation rates. any tax is one of the biggest firms of its kind in turkey. here they die, and so fabric themselves. looking to compete with asian textile producers, this c e o says his company can do the job even while paying his employees well above the minimum wage. years all on your home, there was a 50 percent increase in the minimum wage, but the cost of living has doubled. that wage increase doesn't compensate for inflation. it's a difficult time and i don't know how long it will last long. florida knowles nicholas irving, his company could survive the crisis, while many other smaller companies won't make it, leaving many turks without work and frustrated. for more on that, let spring i

in the middle of the sea would have fuel their engine is out and that's when they have to paddle hudson or no mortal. and they're hoping that the coast guard won't intercept them. we're not not really humid you hoffman dusty. kristen of a 100 offerings, but that's exactly what happens up to 3 times a week, according to official figures. the palestinian abdulla works as a hairdresser here in the camp. his present customer is ali from sir dan with both have experienced how difficult the route to europe can be. it took 3 attempts before they both reached cios and now well attention of a cannot song. it was very difficult to get here from turkey by boatman. but there was no interruption. godaddy seems to hate here. we say die at home or die in the room the door there just worse. so and here we could at least try. i survive to sag . i made a silicon on my home and an hick that hossa with those little while saw that in a more gelatin uptown, we'll journey from turkey. it was very difficult either. if i get my sorrow 1st, we were stopped in the water. our cell phones were thrown away in any th