and isaac takes part in many of them. so this kind of beginning stage of the war for him, definitely leads to to more serious combat later. almost a year after the letter by isaac. two of his brothers join up. they both fall into, including the oldest brother of the walter's eli walter's, who joins with isaac in the 20 at the indiana. their third brother in line wine. david walter's joins in september of 1862 with the fifth indiana calvary. and it's shortly thereafter that he reports to camp joe reynolds in indianapolis over 100 miles from his home, leaving his wife and his infant son. from the records, we know a little bit about david walters and his time with the fifth indiana calvary. we find a little bit about his past in the military records as well, that he was a farmer, that he was 23 years of three years of age when he volunteered that like his brother isaac, he was also five foot ten, had a dark complexion and dark hair and brown eyes. so those are the only ways that we have to picture. david, other than his lett

and isaac takes part in many of them. so this kind of beginning stage of the war for him, definitely leads to to more serious combat later. almost a year after the letter by isaac. two of his brothers join up. they both fall into, including the oldest brother of the walter's eli walter's, who joins with isaac in the 20 at the indiana. their third brother in line wine. david walter's joins in september of 1862 with the fifth indiana calvary. and it's shortly thereafter that he reports to camp joe reynolds in indianapolis over 100 miles from his home, leaving his wife and his infant son. from the records, we know a little bit about david walters and his time with the fifth indiana calvary. we find a little bit about his past in the military records as well, that he was a farmer, that he was 23 years of three years of age when he volunteered that like his brother isaac, he was also five foot ten, had a dark complexion and dark hair and brown eyes. so those are the only ways that we have to picture. david, other than his lett

isaac: it depends on how lucky the world is.uld go anywhere from limited regional war to something similar to the korean war to world war iii. and it is stunning to me as we talk to people in the investment community that the u.s. government and certainly the chinese government are awake to this possibility. but the investment community seems to want to keep pretending that things will go back to where they were in the obama era of friendship with a sprinkle of competition in those days are over. -- and those days are over. emily: what would this mean for the tech industry? isaac: it would be transformative. catastrophic to many and positive for some that plan ahead. apple, tesla, other companies are recognizing the difficulty of sourcing from china and trying to explore the supply chain alternatives. i think the absolute cratering of the chinese market would be cratering for a lot of business's bottom lines. a lot of companies haven't been thinking about this from an ethical perspective. i am a major u.s. company and i have tho

isaac's town shift magically at this point. you could really start to see how, -- with the news that from you can see that the news may on him but the news what's happened to his family, his brother, suing on a more and more. the condolences that he offers are such, quhat i feel very sorry f you that you can't hear from david. suspense and feel very lonely.t you muston the bright side of the e and hope for the best. >> i think he will turn up all right sometime. if the -- don't termed yet -- i think david has a right eye predictive constitution i will get through all right if he is only alive. >> again, just a small portion of the letter staircases, again, the suffering that -- and being so far from home and how he's doing is the one where we know -- suffering isaac i think i was better we have that -- even austin close aces and risk of us -- i'll close soon eye -- to hear from you. this sullen attitude most likely come from the fact that his unit hadn't been engaged almost continuously in the siege of petersburg. a city in ric

today, we are welcoming isaac herzog, the 11th president of israel.e is the first president of israel that atlantic council has hosted, and that underscores our expanded use on israel and the southern initiative, a partnership of the atlantic council and the foundation growing out of the ebrahim accords. the atlantic council's mission is to shape global missions together with partners and allies, so what could be more appropriate than to have israel's president with us today? through the front page series, with a knot is in our headquarters and a global virtual audience around the world, we have been spotlighting global leaders of both partners and allies of the united states who are working to find constructive solutions to shared challenges. amid the recent geopolitical transformations in the middle east, we are delighted to be able to host president herzog amid broader trends of is israeli arab normalizations. will weck slick, atlantic council senior director, pentagon, u.s., and the white house, and dan shapiro, one of our leading diplomats, who s

isaac brodsky cannot accommodate all these canvases.ourse, there is a story, but there are also super unique ones, for example, a rare portrait. the landscape painter levitan 500, a canvas of his richest collection, brodsky gave not so rich museums in berdyansk and odessa a true patriot. he understood that in the outback people should see art. his own initiative, the opening of children's art schools, drawing circles in every district of leningrad. he built a factory for the military colors of leningrad, which is still famous all over the world for its richest heritage in the state historical museum in moscow at the academy of arts, but even in these renovated halls you can see and feel both his talent and virtuoso technique and faith in what he did ekaterina fisenko sergey ishchenko dmitry lukashevich galina orlova news, petersburg well, that's all for today. we say goodbye and see you next sunday. we install, we open, we watch russian channels and all series of movies and cartoons educational programs and documentaries for free withou

jason isaacs plays a kind of key side role, and he comes on with all the twinkle that jason isaacs always role. you know when you see him that that's going to be a very, very important role. and it's got its heart in the right place. it is absolutely unashamed aboutjust ladling the schmaltz on. there's no point at which you think, "oh, this is going to be a tough "drama about tough issues." and i would watch lesley manville in anything. i would watch isabelle huppert in anything. but it's just the strange thing about seeing them together on screen in this, these two enormous titans of acting just having a good time, just... 0k, fine, it's a nice, fanciful... so if we want a bit of escapist fun, and people need that... yes. and it is absolutely nothing but escapist fun. but, hey, if that's what you want from the cinema, this will give it to you. it's a big sugar popcorn, sweetness episode. that's it. i feel as if i've seen it already. i know what you're getting at. we all love lesley manville. however, let's move on. 0k. the woman king. so this opens on tuesday, on the 4th. it's been gener

as isaac said, pete buttigieg does not have that issue.ll this infrastructure spending, and in some cases approving some of the infrastructure spending because the law gives him authority to dole out some of these funds, tens of billions of dollars, he can address different issues in states communities are feeling. in his 2020 campaign he had issues with minority voters. he can now start to tout some of the equity parts of this agenda and this legislation, and he can try to improve his numbers, especially in black communities that have suffered from infrastructure policies. >> i think harris' problems go beyond just being tied to joe biden. she has a big problem with people who think she's not lived up to her promise. right now that's the opening for pete buttigieg. let's assume joe biden is not going to run again. it's not going to be harris's for the taking. pete buttigieg will be out there. >> this is 2024 speculation. it could be 2028 speculation at the end of the day. >>> coming up for us, how are democrats in kansas channeling the mo

isaac euclid, dodger, melbourne, idea. age of i. what i got to i me to the batch on the island. the law of mom by became the face of toilets. mother. yup. oh. so cha about what? artificial chuckled. it's about converting a nation to defecating in a whole and i bought a dog the photo, bobby martin, bob taylor. and 5 years later on october, the 2nd 2019 on gand is a 150. his birthday, marin dra moody once again addressed his people and the world. he announced that no one deviated outside any more. oh my god, all thing i did, i did. oh, i got done, john, i got arrested doug. i saw donna minima. yes, we've got busy with the united nations, the n g o z bill gates. everyone pretended to believe that so as not to upset the world's biggest democracy in india, their promise and the delivery are not the same. do they owe the 100 and then 1000000 by let it is anybody guess whether it is 50000000 or 30000000 or 80000000? we do not know. i think the only thing we can know is that the low bang has promised to this review, though. 1000000000 dollar through india if they can prove that the buy

what form is this message taking, isaac? >> reporter: democrats are looking at this and saying, we have failed so far to get voters to care about democracy. we've failed to connect it to economic things that people are concerned about. but what they are hoping is some groups -- it's not going to be the major focus of really any of the campaigns in key races in this final week. but they're hoping they can go to key democratic voting blocs and appeal to them and get them focused on it. there's a group, for example, called black pack, which focuses on turning up african american turnout all across the country, especially in seven states is where they're really focused at the moment. and they have a script that they are using when they are appealing to people, and they say, republicans tried to throw out our votes in atlanta and philadelphia and detroit in 2020. we have to push back on that. that kind of appeal to say, you are trying to be pushed -- they're trying to push you out of the picture, out of a role in things, and you

. >> norman clark's defense attorney, greg isaacs, derided the states case as all theory.ence, no eyewitnesses, no proof that clark was a killer. >> he gave dna, he gave that statement. he gave hair samples. and they all came back negative. >> the defense aggressively attacked the states case and witnesses. starting with leanne hawn. the woman that clark says that he spent his night with. the question was, when did he get to her house? >> you have no idea when you saw him at 10:35, as to what time he arrived. correct? >> now. >> and you are asleep with your television on correct? >> yes. >> the defense drove home the point. since leanne was sleeping, her testimony about when clark arrived was meaningless. as except that clark actually arrived much earlier and watched monday night football alone before getting into bed. the >> defense argue that there was no way that clark could have committed a violent murder, cleaned himself, and the crime scene, staged a burglary, and made it across town all in less than an hour. the states fbi experts said that clark's cell phone signal

isaac is following all of this for us. interesting.ive push for buttigieg. >> democrats are looking for ways that they could connect with the popular elements of the biden agenda will you bs acknowledging that the president, despite an uptick in the polls is not that popular and vice president kamala harris sort of being dragged down in the polls in part by president biden. and buttigieg is that kind of fresh face that they could look to maybe as well as being a little bit of a political celebrity and for democrats who are looking for anything that they could do to help rev up energy in the next couple of weeks, that is -- that has them turning to him. >> is it too soon to tell if it is helping at all? >> well, look, a lot of things will go into the next couple of weeks in the mid terps. but one of the people was describing a campaign who was deciding whether they wanted the president or the vice president to come and they said, look, for our donors, four or san francisco donor, they love secretary pete. so everything that the democrat

yeah so interesting, comrade colonel isaac left the building and let the driver go.cious oleg georgievich i'll ask you to hang on it. well of course i will. everything before the connection. listen, maybe that's enough for almost this family. okay , let's go to hell with them. stand facing the car, i said the trunks to the ground, damn one got away with nothing with him, then we'll figure it out, and gentlemen with you. let's talk now . what is it that happened calmly dear criminal investigation. strange, it's all your fault, we would have caught the murderer without you, you know that mr. fedorov it's not your business to catch. you tried to kidnap a man, by the way. and they threatened him with a weapon, and these are the articles criminal code. go through the totality. and in general, why did you take that the cook he would kill her as soon as you left. came to me. grind everything like a man, but i explained to him that now is not the nineties. although even then. didn't work in the wet. and for this creature, i did not intend to screw up the term for myself. wel

senior reporter, isaac dovere joins us now. isaac, why is the transportation secretary so popular?crats. they also feel like he is connecting in a way, talking about parts of the administration's record that are popular, like the infrastructure bill, but that doesn't have the baggage that comes with being associated directly with president biden or vice president harris. and so that's benefitting him and there are certain things that are weighing against harris and i talked to one campaign who said to me that they were going back and forth internally about who to ask for to come be part of an event and they said that there was a text chain that said, look, from the perspective of your donors, we don't really want to see the president or even the vice president or anyone, what people will respond to is secretary buttigieg. >> that's interesting. yeah, and for the vice president, there's the cost issue. >> there's a cost issue. and that's a part of this too. there are things about her -- there's a much bigger spotlight on her that comes with benefits and things that are negatives too

isaac schwartz composer people's artist of russia mrs.g is not light until the end stop the devil swearing on blood. i'm not lucky in death, i'm lucky in love, three pictures were made together by the bloodworm schwartz ekujaba. all of them are popular and beloved, but only one film has become a talisman amulet, a good parting word for people whose work begins outside the zone of gravity. everybody knows, that cosmonauts always watch the white sun of the desert on the eve of the launch, and no one can explain this. as far as i know, the astronaut cannot explain it either. it's just that the cosmonauts took it, as if for a standard, for a cult such a whole ritual will be made of it, that is, before flying into space, the astronauts must have seen this particular film. no one remembers exactly kotya, the astronauts were the first to watch this film and hear the song lady luck. it could have been in the same year that the first premiere of the film took place, then is in 1969. that year, five rockets of the soyuz series were successfully lau

it is quiet and incredibly picturesque in 1888 , plus the artist isaac levitan conquered and traveled the volga in search of new beautiful views for his work. here i saw an old wooden church on the peter and paul hill. it was then that everything developed and now vita had it explosively connected with this city and even his beloved peter and paul mountain. now it has a different name in honor of the artist. here, a monument was erected to him, to which a large wooden staircase leads from the embankment, of course, in the time of levitan stairs. there were no mountains here. he was walking up the path. but today local boys helped to carry someone. now, every tourist who stays in plyos rises up the stairs to the mountain, where he immediately becomes, it is clear what these places are. so fascinated the artist, it was here that the artist made a sketch, which later served as the basis for creating the famous painting. masters of landscapes come here from everywhere for inspiration even now above eternal rest. mikhail deceitfulness has been living in plyos for more than 20 years, once h

and isaac fighter, who was involved in several terror attacks in, in, in asia. he was arrested in 2016 and released 4 years later. i don't think i used to be like whoa, what's the latest weapon? how much is that young? now i run this quail farm out. kind of will. fernando is one of some 300 convicted terrorist in indonesia who over the last few years have decided to join a state sponsored di radicalization program. initially, the father of to refused to corporate science and nearly then i got to know some fellow convicts in jail who had cooperated with the entities in governments and had renounce violence extremism. they got me curious. a few weeks later i asked for access to the library and got it. i started to read that to change it and eventually mustered up the courage to pledge my allegiance to indonesia in 2018 c. the du radicalization program was established after the deadliest terrorist attack in indonesia, history, the bali bomb being in 2000 and do the attack, kill 202 people, including 88 australians, one of the terrorists, convicted for that attack.

and isaac fighter, who was involved in several t her attacks in indonesia. he was arrested in 2016. fernando is one of some 300 convicted terrorist in, in, in asia who over the last few years have decided to join a state sponsor at di radicalization program. initially, the father of to refused to cooperate. sorry us and me. then i got to know some fellow convicts in jail who had cooperated with the entities in governments. and i'd renounce violence extremism. they got me curious, a few weeks latoya's for access to the library and got it. i started to read at the change and eventually mustered up the courage to plug my allegiance to indonesia in 2018. the see. the de radicalization program was established after the deadliest terrorist attack initial history, the bali bombing into 1000 and do the attack kill 202 people, including 88 australians, one of the terrors convicted for that attack. bomb maker on my paddock also participated ended radicalization program. he is about to be released on parole 7 years early like other inmates. the former terrorist was rew

more and more getting more and more problematic or it was being hidden or it was not being looked isaac. i know for, you know, some things if you deny another religion person house next to you to rent or to buy it was, it was a, i mean, he didn't but to doug. now if people are being proud to do so, because this has been accepted in the society much more and the political discourse is, has gone into that level. so i think this is, this is becoming more and more difficult, but this is not new. but do people have to accept the cheerleaders action people can take when coming up against this sort of discrimination? yes, it is. discriminations are ins, in many ways it takes place or which are not to lay out money. and i think these are the things which you want to people to pick a legal actions, but also it be job or call it is which i have also political patronage that are housing society to which however, it was up a huge source of political mobilization. so this is, this is, this is a legal but how to really implemented that are many things which are a legal in the indian societies which a

isaac brodsky does not contain all these canvases.each, of course, is a story, but there is also a super one. kalnye, for example, a rare portrait by the landscape painter levitan of 500 canvases of his richest collection, brodsky presented a real patriot to not so rich museums in berdyansk and odessa. he i understood that in the outback people should see art. his own initiative, the opening of children's art schools, drawing circles in every district of leningrad. for the military, he built the leningrad paint factory, which is still famous all over the world for his richest heritage in the state historical museum in moscow at the academy of arts, but even in these renovated halls you can see and feel both his talent and virtuoso technique and the belief that he did ekaterina fisenko sergey ishchenko dmitry lukashevich galina orlova news, st. petersburg well, that's all for today for those who did not have time for the live broadcast of our program, a repeat on the russia 24 channel at 23:00. we are on this say goodbye to all the bes

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here with me now is isaac. isaac, why is pete buttigieg the most in demand?dent is still not very popular, that's dragging down kamala harris, too. but the agenda is popular, there are things they wanted to talk about, high on that list is infrastructure, and pete buttigieg is high on that. he's also a fresh face. he's very popular with the donor class, sort of political celebrity that comes in, more than they can get with the other people but doesn't bring the baggage of joe biden or kamala harris. >> what is the baggage with kamala harris? >> what comes with joe biden comes to her. every problem he's having in his popularity, weighs on her too and brings her down. also part of an issue that she has for her to land and do an event is a huge logistical and cost production. that's true for the president too but not for pete buttigieg. >> thank you. you have a busy few weeks ahead of us. >>> just a few weeks to go until election day, former president barack obama has advice for his fellow democrats, focus less on trump, more on the issues. here it is. >> we joi

ukraine also a topic of discussion for another meeting the president had today, wolf, with isaac. ukraine is taking a different approach than the u.s. as it pertains to ukraine. they've provided significant humanitarian assistance. they're not sending weapon systems for their own national security reasons, however, there is a shared interest in the efforts of iran to assist russia, that is expected to be a central component of their discussion as they meet in the white house. all of this under scoring right now even in the midst of a very intense campaign season, the foreign policy issues, foreign policy crisis the president has on his plate now are very acute and very front and center, wolf? >> my interview with the israeli president, exclusive interview i should say coming up later this hour. phil mattingly, thank you. let get information from william taylor, cnn counterterrorism analyst phil mud and katy. ambassador taylor, you're the a. how important for russia to agree to swap to release the body of this american who was killed fighting alongside ukrainian troops? >> wolf, we

isaac wright, and targeted victory vp matt morgan.t's interesting because you talk about the student loan forgiveness thing. more than 8 million people have now submitted applications for student loan forgiveness. they do not have to provide proof of income. they don't have to put down the income. the white house is proud of it. here is karine jean-pierre. watch. >> a few things applicants have wanted to stay over the weekend. one say it's the easiest application they've ever filled out. took maybe 60 seconds. that's a quote. >> trace: takes no time to steal money from the government anymore. >> take 60 seconds because they ask three questions. when you it's bad policy. this is where a lot of the wealthy folks get their phds. but what i underestimated is how haphazardly this was instituted. you don't need to put your income, don't need to put what school you went to. we know all too well with going to happen. it's going to be rife with fraud and is really just negligent. >> i went back and i was looking because we did the common sense

mike isaac, "new york times." >> thanks. >>> a moment of bipartisan unity.itnessed it today while participating in a discussion with volodymyr zelenskyy at the yale school of public management they agreed the u.s. needed to send more money and weapons to ukraine by the year's end. senator graham pledged to help gop skeptics understand where the aid is going senator blumenthal suggested redirecting patriot missile systems from saudi arabia to ukraine. president zelenskyy said if they sent patriot missiles, he would fire them from the front line himself. >> if my memory serves me right. i've been telling since the first day of the war, aviation and ariel defense, this is what we lack. we need to defend our skies, to defend our children. russia can do nothing against us on land. >> on land the wet season is slowing troop advances russian missiles are raining down now on the power grid zelenskyy said the lights are out on 40% of kyiv zelenskyy has said no resolution can be reached directly with vladimir putin so i asked him why. >> are you suggesting that there

joining us now with his new reporting on this is cnn senior reporter isaac dovare.beled it socialism in some cases and now still want the money. >> right. dozens. who wrote in letters they wrote privately obviously in their official capacity to the department of transport, pete buttigieg, the secretary there. saying as long as that money is there, that wouldn't be there if not for this bill, there are some grants in there that would benefit things in our districts and we think you should consider those grants. we'd like for some of that money to be given to our district for projects that they think are critical. but that was the argument the administration was making saying we need that money, it's critical, that's why the money needs to be voted for. tom emmer, congressman from minnesota called it a socialist wish list is full of things that members of congress who voted against it put it in their wish list for. >> it is inconsistent what we're seeing here. how are they explaining it? >> they say as long as the money is there they might as well ask for it. some of

picking up where isaac left off.t week we started to see the shift of democrats saying, oh, yeah, we need to talk about the economy more and in a different way. now this week it is wait we're going to try, democracy is really important, we're going to try one last push here with democracy. is there anything that you have seen that a week out this is going to move the needle? why now? >> erica, you're right to notice all of this. it is one week out and i think what we're seeing is a little bit of throw everything up and see what sticks. it may depend race by race. i think people making these closing arguments could make a difference on former president obama maybe perhaps uniquely gifted to shape that democracy message. we're seeing liz cheney, republican liz cheney now pushing in states like arizona to try to say, hey, democracy is really more important than partisanship in a emplmoment li that. so i think you'll see dual messages and will the attack on paul pelosi and tieing that to kind of violent rhetoric, is ther

what does that mean with a waiting list of michelle for isaac? i don't know, but he isn't on them. he use a visa with canada's public. can, did it duty much that is public, you let's it did, it looks a little bit, but whiskey you with was that the with with much that that is good morning, mr. see this with them, but you might have seen or question yourself overseas. if you did not get that would have to go post that they'll pick them up for us to like once you must get said william, let us aah . a nelson as well. yeah. wow. div easy wow. finance says ah yeah. do you have one slide? yes. south yeah. thrashing south with a new dock. awesome boys. now watch them up all mutable. upright beat them. that is the mill. yeah. pull video from sheila, this is kim's room. she thought, can you say the why fi ella? a bill and that's my thought or change in that again, deal with fortune pretty up in the be a lot about it more than just financial status is the aggression today, i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it.

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. >> isaac is a shambles and a disgrace and utterly appalling. -- i think it is a shambles and a disgracetterly appalling. [indiscernible] ♪ laura: welcome to "bbc world news america," on pbs and around the globe. in britain another cabinet minister has resigned from the brand new government of liz truss. chaotic scenes in parliament with allegations of mps being bullied to support the government in a key vote. this is what one conservative mp told the bbc live on air. >> it's an absolute disgrace. as a tory mp 17 years there has never been a minister like this, it has gone on normally most of the time. 's a shambles, disgrace, and utrly appalling. laura: the embattled prime minister liz truss told parliament that she was a fighter and not a quitter. for the latest last -- let's cross to our correspondent there. a conservative prime minister went on radio in britain in said that liz truss wasn't up to the job and should resign. can the prime minister survive this? >> that's the question on everyone's lips tonight. there are growing numbers of her own members of parliament actively calling

yeah, we're still, we're always some lips of michelle for isaac. if it's not, but he isn't on them, he is a v. c mom who wants to pursue with notice we can get it too much. that is good. look, you let's it looks a little gums, whisky you with them, but you might that a senior or genius of thought. it was not, it would have to go posted to look at it on my phone was like once you mush with william, i've got news ah ah ah, just the meal i'm on the key of authorities and they really masses in the west to hear me then everyone remembers that the people who live in need to get his own hands that rogia region have become us citizens. a lot of mere potent gives an emotional speech during a ceremony, marking the session of the don bus republics on the upper rogia and her song regions into russia. ukraine asked for, i celebrated nato members of the chief of the alliance, rejects the call, pointing out there needs to be total consensus within the people.

isaac stern. mrs. stern is shown here with her gloves. we like to have that it's right next door a gloves case had a fantastic fan. we have fabulous fans in the show. she's probably wearing a worth gown. the story behind the sister and her brothers were apart which is a very famous new york in 1950 or later. they action modest beginnings as well. they were a family from buffalo. they were in the mercantile business. not successful but after the civil war they came here, they establish their store beginning with dry goods until they became a very well-to-do department store. by the time this painting was done which was the 1870s mrs. stern is a woman of means. i love to see that. she has this wonderful wrap with fervor. she's got her pearls and then she has this very prominent brooch. we have all looked at this and feel it is a specific portrait of a piece of jewelry. this is a piece mrs. stern loved very much. sometimes like to speculate, did she fight in paris will she was having a portrait done and said you have to have it promenade dis

cnn's senior reporter isaac dough bare has more on this.cision by the former president. >> the former president feels like, number one, he does better in small doses, that it makes more of an impact when he does things, but also that he still lights up the opposition more than he lights up supporters sometimes or at least as much and there is a danger to that. but president obama is trying to figure out a bay to have a distinctive role in american life and global life, trying to talk about democracy. that's the argument we will hear him make on the trail when he starts making these targeted bursts of appearances, he will talk about how republicans are a threat to american democracy and follow that up a couple weeks after the elections with a democracy forum, big new event that his foundation will be doing, they will hold it in new york, saying that democracy is under threat in america and around the world. >> it is interesting to hear you talk about him sort of lighting up the republican base because he had been described for so long as the

in an article published last week, isaac simon elliott, a fellow at the arizona center for investigatives warn of extremist -- more than half of arizona's 15 county sheriff's have aligned themselves with at least some of the primary ideologies of the constitutional sheriffs. a month long investigation by the arizona center for investigative reporting found this. we know the big lie about rampant election fraud is more prominent than ever right now. but this movement of sheriffs, elected, gun carrying, law enforcement officials who believe they have power to subvert the government and interpret the law anywhere they choose, is actually an incredibly dangerous prospect. you can see my smile is entirely gone at this point. joining me now is isaac simon elliott, he's an investigative reporter for the arizona center for investigative reporting. we love having you here. and almost sounds like a made-up story. it is like a cartoon, it is like a bugs bunny sheriff orson old western sheriff. i fully understand in parts of this country that there are some counties where the sheriff is the only law

isaac mejia heard about a new variant spreading in europe.t's why he thought it would be a good idea to get another booster shot next week. it's called bf 7. >> it's a sup variant of omicron first detected in northwest china. and now we're seeing low rates in europe and the uk. it is still not here, you know, it's likely to be, but it's still not. >> reporter: what is here, ba 2.75.2. it's considered the grandchild of omicron. so far, scientists have detected one case of it here in the bay area. and several other cases in los angeles county. meantime, the omicron subvariant, ba.5 continues to be the most dominant covid-19 strain in the u.s. even though it appears to be waning, based on recent data from the cdc. >> even with the vaccines, can you still be infected. but the vaccines are still very effective in preventing severe disease. >> reporter: doctors say the new variants are highly transmissible and appear to affect seniors between the ages of 70 and 85. as they gain momentum, the boast defense is getting a booster. >> it's got the origi

on the left who will serve as cochair, assemblyman isaac bryant of los angeles in the middle who started the caucus, and the third member assemblyman alex lee from san jose. still ahead, mosquitoes. they seem to be more prone to buy concerning people over others, but why is it? >> we wake up with bites every time they go outside, baseball practice they are getting eaten alive. >> what is it? after the break, what it is about certain people that just makes them tastier to these little guys. >>> then, getting ready for the big, the next big one, all parts of the bay area taking part in today's shakeout. fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises. what's the real math behind prop 27, their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. vote no on prop 27. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco

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