jarred agreed.essie, that she was the mastermind. but vince was shot nine times in the head and the face. i mean, you cannot discount that-- - no. - --for anything. no. it bothers me. he should have gotten more than 30 years. narrator: tim, vince's cousin, was torn about jarred's punishment. jessie, she should have got more time than he did, because she manipulated him. is that the jessie you knew, this master manipulator? obviously, she must have been manipulating us, because i would have never pegged her. i believe that she should do life. narrator: as for janet, the woman who stepped in as vince's mother, it's hard for her to describe the pain she feels. she watched her surrogate son go from a tough kid to a tough soldier. he became a good and honorable man, only to have it all needlessly taken away. he wasn't my biological child, but my heart-- you can't tell that to my heart. i love that boy. and it's not fair that he was taken from his children or from his family. he had so much potential. he

further, how what happens with milk, what i know about the rogachovsky plant, well, there is a big jarith a piece, i think that ... this is the only belarusian, so hello, hello, i brought you our hero, ezekiel, he has a sweet tooth, i basically do too, i think that you also adore everything sweet, because you work at one of the most sweet factories of our country, proper preparation, to dress, to process hands and so on, absolutely by the way milk was brought, just like at your work, yes, there is such a problem then. how many tons of milk do you receive per day for production? in general, the main enterprise is capable of processing up to 1400 tons of raw milk per day? it's like a pool, you can swim in it. specifically for the production of condensed milk with sugar we receive 350 tons of milk per day and process it. and how many farms participate in general? four farms for us yes supplies our milk a lot, as i understand it, we need to take samples now, absolutely, i already have experience in this, now they will help you do all this, great, so, as far as i understand correctly, this

he obviously has denied any wrongdoing here. jarred, how does this fit _ wrongdoing here. jarred, howd, how does this fit with donald i does this fit with donald trump's claim that he is immune from prosecution, protected from prosecution, protected from prosecution, protected from prosecution, because of a supreme court ruling? and how do you think this is going to have an impact, or will it have an impact, on the presidential election just an impact, on the presidential electionjust over one an impact, on the presidential election just over one month away now? i election just over one month away now?— away now? i will take the second question - away now? i will take the second question first. i away now? i will take the i second question first. unless republican today, much for your time today, appreciate it. tell us a little bit more about this project? it is a huge undertaking involving a vast number of newborns, how long has it taken to get to this point where you are launching?— this point where you are launching? this point where you are launchina? 3 .,~ , ., , launching? it's

jarred hill, thank you _ to win either. jarred hill, thank you for _ to win either. | to win either. jarred hill, | thank you forjoining us on to win either. jarred hill, - thank you forjoining us on bbc news. coming up next, nikki campbell for more on your voice in the uk, we are asking you to tell us the stories you want us to cover. that is next for the viewers in the uk. meanwhile i will be back with more on bbc news shortly. do stay with us. hello. we've got a real mix of different autumnal weather types out there today. we've had some mist and some fog to start the day for central and eastern areas. that will slowly lift and clear, and through the rest of the day, it is a little cloudier than recent days. some rain in the forecast, but not everywhere, and still mild for the time of year. but we've got this area of low pressure trying to nudge into the south—west here. it's bumping into higher pressure towards the east, so the weather is fairly slow moving. we've got this band of rain across parts of central england, wales, northern ireland as well, but it's pre

even palm them off on anyone for free, in in general, it is clear that no one has any doubts that in jars labeled zucchini caviar, the filling is, well, definitely from these very fruits, but in fact they may contain a pleasant surprise - extreme eggplants, which are actually one and a half times more expensive, or suddenly, cabbage puree with onions and pumpkin, which of course is not so appetizing, all because there is one gost for these vegetable mixes, it is called vegetable caviar, that is, roll up in jars labeled zucchini eggplant exactly the same way as in those on which it is written eggplant zucchini absolutely legal, the same liberties are allowed with cinnamon, you can sell sticks like this under its guise, this is called cassia, it not only has a different taste, but it is also toxic, yes, yes, what other products do we buy, in the end we get not quite what we expected and what we were promised, to overcome the autumn blues former soloist. grease with butter so that the filling does not burn, breadcrumbs on top in a thin layer, then apples powdered with cinnamon and raisins, a

boil for literally a minute and pour into jars.his garlic calmly, without even drinking it, as if there were a few apples added with garlic, and the taste is really a little, but the sides are reduced, our producer olga kabzar, also a keen summer resident, grows vietnamese melon, it ripens faster than usual and produces many small sweet fruits. tibetan raspberries have taken root so well that they have almost turned into a weed, this season olya planted melothria, a tropical relative of pumpkin, which is not capricious at all, we have such small watermelons growing here, but in fact there is no watermelon taste at all, that is, zero, and it looks like a sour cucumber. there are many-many-many of these seeds, and the seeds look like cucumber seeds, but there is very little pulp, mainly such a dense skin that you can’t even chew it a little complicated, but in pickles because it all boils, it acquires a new taste, it is so dense, like a cucumber, good, and olya does not just prepare ordinary cucumbers, but ... according to an indian

the famous pharmacy jar. what do we see on this jar? a two -headed eagle surrounded by some exotic fruits. of course, maybe this two-headed eagle is a little different from ours, but... the way the chinese depicted it, so they depicted it, and the jar, of course, is of great value, as are other works from this set, because this is the very beginning of the 18th century, the period of the reign of emperor kangxi, made of beautiful porcelain, high firing, and painted in overglaze technique and with malt paints, a red official's robe, lotus slippers for tiny feet, which were bandaged for chinese women. in childhood, a creepy tradition, houses for crickets, snuffboxes, red lacquer boxes, this is the history of china, well , amazing stories of people who collected these things, dmitry melnikov, an economist, worked in wuhan, in 1945 he returned to the ussr, there are still many mysteries in his biography, those who returned to the ussr from abroad were not allowed to live in the capital, an exception was made for the singer vertinsky and the

jarred hill outside the broadcast center in new york. thank you very much. >>> just a reminder, everyone. the live coverage of the debate moderated by know rah o'donnell and margaret brennan starts here at 8:00 p.m. on cbs. and for special coverage head over to cbs news 24/7 starting at 4:00 p.m. >>> coming up, major league baseball loses a legend. we remember pete rose. >>> and dangerous encounter. a russian jet flies very close to a u.s. fighter plane. flies y close to ai u.s. fighter plane. with the ones you love. ask your doctor about farxiga today. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ your hair can grow 590 miles over your lifetime. it's in your nature to grow. nature's bounty helps you

for, well and to the one with the maximum bet, i give this jar, he opens it, it turns out that thereusually half as much money there as he thought, the thing is that on average they guess how much money is there, but they buy it... the one who made the biggest mistake, that is, that very curse of the winner. thank you very much, alexander, it was very interesting, thank you for yours, thank you, mikhail. it was the easy money podcast, i am its host, mikhail khanov. today we talked about how game theory will help us make the right financial decisions, will protect us from negative emotions at a minimum, and from financial losses at a maximum. you can find all episodes of the "easy money" podcast on the channel one website. this is let's get married, good afternoon, today the grooms are yuri, dmitry and oleg, and our bride is alexandra. alexandra, 49, did not think that threatening her husband with divorce for educational purposes would change the fate of several people at once so dramatically. alexandra was the owner of a printed publication, now she is a nanny-governess, lives in the

not guilty to a spokesperson for his campaign told cbs news that the filing cbs news correspondent jarredthe details. 165 pages here trump resorted to crimes, they say, in his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election, that he focussed on his then vice president, mike pence, who, according to this document, told him at least when it comes to the sort of the legal game or the sort of legal manoeuvring that we're seeing from the special counsel when it comes to trying to get around that immunity ruling from the supreme court, again, the special counsel is using this document to further say that former president trump was not doing any of this in his official presidential capacity, and that these were the efforts of a person trying to win an election. a 35—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm after a suspected acid attack outside a school in west london on monday. the metropolitan police said the man was arrested this morning and remains in custody after the incident outside westminster academy. around a million adults in england now vape des

, but the bigger the jar, the higher the quality, you know that it is very difficult to cook good soupan, so that there is a normal combination, in a large one it is easier, why is this so, because the process of cooking cabbage takes quite a long time, despite the fact that at a temperature of 25 °, you can start eating it from about the fourth day, it has already begun to ferment, in fact, the process takes about 45 days, it is better not to eat young cabbage, but why? because it gives off a huge amount of co2, and if you don't pierce it, it will be bitter, it will not be very useful and can even damage cells. who in modern people will eat it, before it was a common dish that went with meat, it restores the immune system very well, prevents many diseases, but just soaked berries, it is not as tasty as some sauces, for example, freshly ground and so on, it was just impossible before, there were no refrigerators, so this soaked berry turns out very a small amount of liquid, but it is wet. water from brusnika, it really gave relief, especially considering how much they drank, excuse me,

in return, you get olive oil and the olive oil is brought back in jars.e jar can then be reused for any number of different purposes. once you bring it back. so these pieces and these these are commonly found in many century archeological sites. here's that little brass button stud. and you can see this sort of a detail of some of the pieces located on the site. the chimney was most likely right in the middle and around that there was a cluster of objects of all different kinds broken pieces suggesting that this was where all the activity was going on in the house a up towards back there was another huge cluster suggesting that there was a door there and ything that was broken and sitting on the floor, you just kind of swept out the back. there was also a lot of glass pieces, window fragments like this. and of the graduate students actually used spectrometers of some kind to see the strontium component in it. and she was able to date most of the pieces to the 1660s and the number of found as well as the lid teams that held them. you know, these wonderful

move a lot, they do not suffer, yes, there they are thin, handsome, let's go to the zoo, roll up a jar. monastic berry. in the 11th century in russia , monks grew mainly only at monasteries. view currants from karelia. how in this region they harvest. finally, but our first topic is fog, mikhayla gorovich, what is fog? fog is particles of water that evaporate from the ground, cool down and hang on the surface of the earth, it is actually a cloud that is on the surface of the earth, if this cloud rises up, it will simply be a cloud, and if it settles down - in one cubic centimeter, then it is very thick, that is, do i understand correctly that if you, for example, are not in a car, you are driving in fog with the windows closed, if you are undressed you will go into the fog, you will feel like a cloud, like the smallest particles of water, and how easy it is for you to go in, like in a wet bathhouse , only with cold steam, that's absolutely right. well, many have seen fog, especially on the road, when you are driving somewhere in a car and suddenly you get into fog, it's all dangerous,

bs's jarred hill joins us here with the latest on the campaign. good morning. >> former president donald trump is positioning himself as a global leader on the one-year mark of the attack on israel. meanwhile vice president kamala harris is trying to expand her reach during appearances on podcasts, talk shows, and "60 minutes," meeting voters wherever they are. with less than a month away, candidates are trying to get their message out. former president donald trump monday before supporters in miami as vice president harris continued a new media blitz. on "60 minutes" last night she was pressed on issues like how she would pay for her economic plans. >> small businesses are the backbone of american economy. >> pardon me, madam vice president. the question was, how are you going to pay for it? >> one of the things, i'm going to make sure that the richest among us who can afford it pay their fair share in taxes. >> reporter: immigration. >> we have cut the flow of illegal immigration by half. >> should you have done that -- should you have done this

jarred hill in cleveland, ohio. thanks. >>> with election day drawing near, election officials are working to debunk false claims calling into question the integrity of the process and the results. that comes as former president trump and the republican national committee are suing some democratic officials alleging problems with the process. cbs' skyler henry looks at how election officials are trying to combat misinformation and show voters the upcoming election is legitimate. >> reporter: as we inch closer to election day, officials and lawmakers are working to ensure the integrity of the voting process. >> more confidence leads to greater participation, a good thing for our country. >> reporter: in dozens of pevious cases, courts have found no evidence of widespread voter fraud. that includes claims about improper registration, noncitizens' participation, and the voting systems themselves. how is this process i guess safe for a lack of a better word? >> every election, jurisdiction, every county in the country h

jarred hill is here. >> good morning, we've seen the candidates turn up the heat. to get the shrinking number of battleground voters. former president trump in georgia with conservative media juggernaut tucker carlson, while harris went one-on-one with voters about her plans in an all-important pennsylvania. >> reporter: in a cnn town hall, vice president kamala harris pressed on how her presidency would move the country forward less than two weeks before the election. harris responding to voter questions on inflation. >> we will have a national ban on price gouging. >> reporter: immigration. >> we have to have a secure border and we have to have a comprehensive pathway for citizenship. >> reporter: and the conflict in the middle east. >> i do believe we have an opportunity to end this war. >> reporter: harris also going after former president donald trump. >> do you think donald trump is a fascist? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: seizing on new comments trump's ex-chief of staff john kelly in "the new york times". >> he's certainly an authoritarian. admires people who

jarred hill of cbs news speaking to me a short while back.ders to commit to learning the lessons of the past, but did not directly address the issue of reparations for slavery. the king said it was time to find creative ways to right inequalities that endure within the commonwealth of 56 nations — most of them linked to the former british empire. some leaders have said they want the gathering in samoa to debate the issue of reparations for britain's historical role in the atlantic slave trade. in an address, he spoke supportively of the commonwealth's work. in this nation of 200,000 souls, glad that this week the representatives of 2.7 billion people. a, representatives of 2.7 billion --eole. �* ., representatives of 2.7 billion neale, �* ., ., �*, people. a third of the world's population- _ people. a third of the world's population. once _ people. a third of the world's population. once again, - people. a third of the world's population. once again, the l population. once again, the extraordinary diversity and enduring power of the commonwe

jarred hill in new york.s. >> reporter: thanks. >>> now to the stunning developments in a case that captivated the nation in the '90s. the menendez brothers currently serving life sentences for killing their parents could soon walk free. los angeles district attorney called for their early release. now if the parole board and the judge both approve the request, the pair could be released after more than three decades in prison. cbs's jonathan vigliotti reports. >> reporter: a dramatic twist in a long-running legal drama. >> i came to a place where i believe under the law resentencing is appropriate. >> reporter: as family members stood by in support, l.a.'s district attorney outlined the reasons for seeking the early release 35 years after they brutally murdered their parents. >> i believe that they have paid their debt to society and i do believe that the brothers were subjected to a tremendous amount of dysfunction in the home and molestation. >> reporter: that new evidence, years of sexual, physical and em

cbs' jarred hill joins us from outside the cbs broadcast center with some of the night's biggest moments. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. some have called this vp debate the epitome of midwestern nice, but still walz and vance highlighted the ways that they think that their tickets would handle the nation differently. a handshake set the tone for a mostly civil debate. vice presidential candidates j.d. vance and tim walz in their first meeting sparred over top issues like iran and abortion. >> we trust women. we trust doctors. let the individual states make their abortion policy. >> reporter: and gun violence -- >> we unfortunately have a mental health crisis in this country. >> sometimes it just is the guns. it's just the guns. >> reporter: at times the discussion more tense like this exchange over the 2020 election. >> did he lose the 2020 election? >> tim, i'm focused on the future. did kamala harris censor americans from speaking their mind in the wake of the 2020 covid situation? >> that is a damning nonanswer. >> reporter: while talking immigration, walz challe

jarred hill in new york. thank you. >>> president biden will head to florida and georgia today to survey the damage from hurricane helene. the death toll has topped 180 nearly a week after the storm made landfall. new before and after satellite images offer a look at the extent of the damage in towns near asheville, north carolina, one of the places hardest hit by helene. running water may not be restored for days to 150,000 people. cbs' skyler henry reports from asheville. >> reporter: it is astounding, the scope of helene's path of destruction, especially in western north carolina. >> the united states, the nation has your back. >> reporter: president biden got a firsthand look flying over a region where roads have washed away and basic needs like food and water are in short supply, while floodwaters may have receded, the level of desperation keeps rising. >> in a moment like this we put politics aside. our job to help as many people as we can as quickly as we can. >> reporter: that includes the search for

they thought there was gold in it. _ and tell me, why is the jar full of holes?use of shooting. thinking there was gold in it. they must have been so disappointed. it was so disappointing. i mean, the building is absolutely wonderful and amazing, but it seems to me to have taken things from different cultures. nabataeans, because of the trade routes, travelled all over the ancient world. they left petra as traders and they came back as engineers, as architects, as astronomists. they learned a lot. so this facade has all influences from all the ancient cultures, starting from the very top. for example, in the middle between the two central columns, this was isis, the egyptian goddess. the pediment itself in the middle, it is greek, while on top of the upper angle of the pyramid, there's kind of tabular or table.— right in the middle is the solar disk, surrounded by two horns of the egyptian cow, hathor and two barley or wheat ears on both sides, and this to represent the fertility and the richness, the wealth of the nabataeans. this was their statement with which

. —— jarred giving us the view from the us. ——jarred hill.ed in the island nation of samoa for a summit of the 56—nation commonwealth. the couple has just completed a six—day tour of australia — the first time they have visited the country since the king became its head of state. our correspondent katy watson was in samoa as the king and queen arrived. she said climate change will be high on the agenda during the visit. this is the first commonwealth heads of government meeting that king charles is attending since becoming monarch. it's also a first for a pacific nation for hosting the summit. so it's a really big deal for samoa, a small country. there are 4,000 delegates expected to come here. they've had to bring on a cruise ship to accommodate the visitors here this week. now, top of the agenda will be climate change. pacific islands are especially vulnerable when it comes to rising sea levels. but climate change, of course, is something that's very close to the king's heart. he'll be visiting a mangrove project, talking about how to prese

cbs' jarred hill now with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. russia is again a focal point in the presidential race. though in a new way this time. former president trump is stumping in pennsylvania today as vice president harris heads to nevada. after criticizing a report that trump gave putin covid test machines when they were in short supply here in the states. >> president kamala harris. [ cheers ] >> reporter: "the late show with stephen colbert" the latest stop on the president's media tour as she works to distinguish herself from former president donald trump and president joe biden. >> i'm obviously not joe biden. >> i noticed. >> that would be one thing. >> reporter: harris quickly pivoting and commenting on new reporting that in the early days of the pandemic then-president trump sent russian president vladimir putin covid-19 test machines, according to the new book "war" by bob woodward. >> he gives it to him for his personal use. >> do you remember how rare it was to have? you remember people by the hundreds were dying every day. he

>> jarred hill in detroit. thanks. >>> well, in addition to the white house, this election will determine which party controls the u.s. senate. democrats currently have a slim 51% to 49% majority in the upper chamber of congress. there are two closely watched senate races this year. one in texas where republican ted cruz is fighting to keep the seat he's held since 2013, and another in montana where democrat jon tester is fighting for his political life over a seat he's had for nearly two decades. cbs' omar villafranca is in texas, and janet shamlian is in montana. >> reporter: montana is a study in contrast this election season. peaceful vistas, clean mountain air, and then the airwaves. >> i'm jon tester. >> i'm tim -- >> reporter: campaign spending is unpress dented. -- unprecedented. currently more than $275 million. about $350 for each registered voter. >> i want this race to be about montana. >> reporter: democrat jon tester is the three-term incumbent, a farmer and native montanan, the last statewide dem

and this jar, this photos, the 1890s, which is why it's this black and white sort of image. it is in its original they didn't tint it for the cover or anything that is the image looks like and the pins there were reputed to be pins from the actual trials. one of the things that those who were afflicted claimed to have witchcraft done to them is that when they said that people were hurting them with witchcraft, at first there's no physical evidence of this. they just say as they're yelling that somebody is is hurting them when it continues, they're going to start to say that there's specters or ghostly images of somebody who they say are appearing and like sticking them with pins and putting them will claim that rebecca nurse's image to her in late march and whips her with an invisible chain and that example there's no chain produced but there's marks on her arm looks like a chain. there's physical evidence which is some level of fraud in all of those instances to different degrees. but it nurses trial in particular at one person is going to claim that although she's standing

jarred hill of cbs news speaking to me a short while back.ad has been holding steady for the last few days. at about two points above donald trump. but the national vote share is down on the winner. let's turn to the battleground states which are so often decisive. trump's leads art north carolina, and georgia they are a shade on a weeks ago. other states like nevada, wisconsin, pennsylvania are incredibly tight. the has been shifting very slightly in favour of trump since the start of the month but neither candidate can bank on the treaty the state. invalids are missing a bigger than the margins of error that come with votes. the chief prosecutor in los angeles has recommended erik and lyle menendez should be resentenced by a judge and released on parole. the brothers were convicted of murdering their parents more than three decades ago. their case was recently brought back into the spotlight when it was retold in a netflix series. emma vardy reports from la. this 911 call in 1989 sparked a murder case which gripped the world. brothers erik

she rented an apartment, when i came, the refrigerator was empty, there was only salt in the jar.how children of the great basov assessed this situation? and my mother told me at the time that if basov, roughly speaking, did not drink, she would never have left him in her life, because he was gay. cried later, as she believes, was killed, traces remained, and i found these traces, it was a woman, someone famous, exclusive with dmitry borisov, premiere on saturday on the first, to make preparations, and at the same time to have dinner, the chefs decided in the restaurant tsoni matsoni, from the name you can understand that this is a georgian restaurant, however, the classic dish of caucasian... cuisine they cook here from local ivanovo products, we have shoti, khapi, traditional, so with shoti i know what it is, ahapi, what is it, ahapi is a traditional georgian pumpkin cream soup, we deviated from the classic recipe and made it our own way, we added cheese mousse here, it lightens the spiciness of the soup, because it is piquant, that is, you got such a georgian fusion, yes, class

how soon on fox, whom i mohamad find me on a jar all killed by israel in gaza. all listed on the 649 page document containing the identity of the dead. proscribed here on these walls, desktop work in progress since so many bodies remain under the rubble gone and then accounted for just like their memories and stories of these pauses. and on today's episode of the stream, we look at a genocide in gaza, one year on the $365.00 days of genocide. at least 41870 palestinians have been killed. 69 percent of the victims are women and children. and these numbers keep rising as israel's relentless bombardment of gaza continues. on october 7th, 2023, a mazda launched operation, all acts of flood, killing $1139.00 people, including civilians and taking $251.00 captives. while palestinians had been living under occupation, which meant displacement imprisonment, torture blockade famine. since 1948, when more than 750000 people were forcibly expelled from their homes and homeland. and what is known as the knock the to come off as a surprise attack came after is really settler

good, yes, i’m happy, if i didn’t enjoy it, i wouldn’t do it, i’d just give it up, go, he bought a jar 50 rubles, 60 rubles, then i would buy everything, no, it's interesting for myself, to watch the bees, how they work, well, even as if their atmosphere is completely different, you watch them, they, yes, they fuss, fuss, fuss, i even had it like this, i remember, i have my first house, i look there... it is considered useful, everything is collected in it, our entire bouquet is belarusian, therefore foreigners appreciate belarusian honey, so russia , keep your fingers on belarusian honey, yes, because belarusian means high-quality, it is already high-quality. i met my wife in 1983, then i was still after school, after eight grades i worked in the vitebsk region, there was a state farm called ezerishchensky, i worked there with a forester, and she, as a young specialist... to travel, now we are waiting for the younger grandchildren to grow up, we will also take them with us, also on a trip, when we go to fairs and festivals, we are always in national costumes, wherever we are, a city h

fox, whom i mohamad, find me on a jar, all killed by israel in gaza. all listed on the 649 page documents containing the identity of the dead. proscribed here on these walls, desktop work in progress since so many bodies remain under the rubble gone and then accounted for just like their memories and stories of these pauses. and on today's episode of the stream, we look at a genocide in gaza, one year on the $365.00 days of genocide. at least 41870 palestinians have been killed. 69 percent of the victims are women and children. and these numbers keep rising as israel's relentless bombardment of gaza continues. on october 7th, 2023, a mazda launched operation, all acts of flood, killing $1139.00 people, including civilians and taking $251.00 captives. while palestinians had been living under occupation, which meant displacement imprisonment, torture blockade, simon. since 1948, when more than 750000 people were forcibly expelled from their homes and homeland. and what is known of the knock the to come off as a surprise attack came after is really settle

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that was jarred hill from our us partners, cbs.test presidential campaign polling. new polls are arriving every day, each one with its slightly different take on the figures. ?if you look at the overall trends, rather than the individual points, you see harris retains a small lead over trump in the national polling averages. ?and if we turn to the battleground states, as you can see right now the polls are very tight in the seven states considered battlegrounds in this election, with neither candidate having a decisive lead in any of them according to the polling averages. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. president putin is welcoming delegations from 36 countries as russia hosts the brics summit of emerging economies. these are recent pictures of china's president xi jinping arriving in the southwestern city, kazan. the kremlin says the un secretary—general will also attend, though a spokesman for antonio guterres would not confirm this. moscow says the gathering is evidence that western efforts to isolate russ

so jarred i can sew your point there for sure. hopefully you find that peloton today and get that workout. we know the campaign trail is a workout in and of itself. thank you so much my friend. take care. >> yeah, it is. >> just the look on his face. >>> as we draw closer to election day m are feeling stressed due a charged campaign marked by candidate changes and assassination attempts and a lot of heated rhetoric. people say they're feeling the tension and the american psychiatric association found that 73% of americans are extremely anxious about the election. social media is certainly intensifying these feelings. and dr. nicole ybarra reported a rise in patients seeking help for anxiety. >> oftentimes, we get anxiety about the things that we can't control. right? so at this point in time, you know, people are being encouraged to vote and to get out in the community but there's a lot right now that we feel is outside of our control. and that can naturally cause a lot of anxiety and worry. >> okay. what can you do to reduce the

jarred? >> reporter: that's exactly it. reed, i think also one of the big questions for those undecided voters is are they undecided about who or undecided if they will show up to the polls? they're trying to push the folks out there as well. this is a part of the country that is big for union workers. labor groups as well. typically a good sign for democrats. but former president trump has been trying to seize on some new opportunities to paint democrats as out of touch with those constituents. in a branded garbage truck, former president donald trump grabbed on to a gaffe by president biden. >> i could tell you the real garbage is. >> reporter: continuing the controversy over biden's comment while speaking to latino voters. >> only garbage i see floating out there is his supporters. his -- his demonization of latinos is unconscionable and it's un-american. >> reporter: the president later clarified he was referring to the disparaging joke at a trump rally about puerto rico. >> i can assure you we're not garbage. >> report

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deformation of information, on the deformation of events, on the perversion of the truth, at first it jarsu don't accept it, you understand that it is not true, but for those who have heard nothing else, it is perceived and lies as a clean slate, therefore today the information front is open in relation to russia, belarus and our allies, we are stronger on it, because the truth is behind us, today we need to build up resources and... the usa, here pre-election passions continue to heat up, along with sophisticated methods ban on freedom of speech. former secretary of state hillary clinton calls on the us authorities to establish full control over the information space. the politician says it must be abolished. and this is the second time in less than a month that clinton has spoken about the political influence of online content; according to her, control over the internet played a decisive role in the last two election cycles in the us. de-russification in ukraine is taking on increasingly absurd forms. a sculpture depicting the head of a russian politician was dismantled in nikolaev. vit

jar. here's a reproduction of what looklo like. and all sorts of archaeological sites. one of the biggest trading partners for new england after the 1640s or spain and portugal. they wanted fish, they are catholics they eat fish on fridays. you bring over the salt fish, the salt cod and return to get all of oil. all of those brought back like thisnu that can be reused for ay number of different purposes once you bring it back. these pieces and these are commonly found in many sites. you can see a detail on some of the pieces located on the site. the chimney was most likely right in the middle. broken pieces suggesting thiss where all of the activity was going on. suggesting something broken and sitting on the floor there's a lot of glasses pieces. when do fragments like this. one of the graduates to see the the component in it. she was able to date most of these pieces the number found that led to kane's from the wonderful diamond shaped windows suggests there's a good number of windows in this original house. at the very end one of the things most useful in fshing out

trying to appeal to working class voters and twist the knife on harris, but i find the images to be jarring what is so striking is he's not trying to not be donald trump. he's still so clearly himself, and i think this was an unbelievably smart move. >> he's being himself. >> that's the word jarring and that's great and because it's donald trump putting on the app ron and serving french fries, somehow it just works and just makes sense. you can tell he's loving it and he is a big mcdonalds fan and i think a human cry we're hearing is people are mad and it's because i think they stay at the images and viral and successful and it's fun. it works for him. that's why they're upset. stuart: he was asked which mcdonalds item do you like best? he said i love it all. back to the markets, please. red ink mounting for the dow industrials and brings me 300 now and s&p down 30 and nasdaq down 73 points. jason katz with us and check out this monday morning. up till this moment, i was going to ask what was driving the market forward and it's been going up consistently and now it's a bit of a pullback. wh

it may be a little bit jarring to do that title. we meant it to be. the issues raised in a shocking decisions of this supreme court has shaken many to their core, turning back laws that we sought long settled for women and minorities. i could never have imagined a generation and a half ago that these victories would be erased. it is alarming. as coretta scott king would say, freedom is never really one. that is the job of each generation. we must continue to be the flames of peace, justice, and equity. this panel will discuss diversity on college campuses, the future of dei programs, tackling the challenge of raising lack in brown voices, the role of education, and the important role of young people in making sure that civil rights are relevant in 2024 and beyond. thank thank you, rafael frol for moderating this important discussion. >> thank you for having me. and having this distinguished panel. i thought the title was more provocative than anything. it's not a a question anybody wants to be asking in the first place, but in this age of dynamics of

at first it is jarring, you do not perceive it, you understand that it is not true. for those who do not understand anything else heard, is perceived and lies as on a clean slate. therefore, today the information front is open in relation to russia, belarus and our allies, we are stronger on it, because the truth is behind us, today we need to build up resources, move confidently forward, people are waiting for this truth, everyone has had their fill of lies and lies, we are looking for this truthful information, we are looking for what makes us stronger, of course the enemy is trying to find new resources, today we need to improve the blocking mechanisms, not only by disseminating the exact correct information. difficult work and here it is necessary to resist the front of truth, which is built thanks to the decisions that are made in our states. by the way, the answer to external challenges is a noticeable activation of relations with... colleagues, hello, the first information greets the studio from adygea, this is a stunningly beautiful republic of the north cauc

she rented an apartment, when i came, the refrigerator was empty, there was only salt in the jar.ildren? the great basov assessed this situation, and my mother told me at the time that if basov, roughly speaking, did not drink, she would never have left him in her life, because he was a genius, right, there were no problems with rerberk, but he is a different person, downtrodden, nervous, at that time he was the first cameraman in the world, this man wrote a will for her, he wrote this, sobbed, then, as she believes, was killed, traces remained, and i found these traces. was it a woman, someone famous? exclusive with dmitry borisov. premiere on saturday on the first. in the new season, on the first. there are already rumors in the city about this crime. wherever you go, they say everywhere, women are lured into a taxi and shot in the back. i wanted to ask you about your find. this knot seemed very massive. although it was easily tampered with, you have been awarded a great honor, moles, honor and trust, remember this, i after the war i was looking for my son's comrades-in-arms, i

it was jarring news and i don't have any conviction whatsoever that they are getting this right.e have to watch for real trouble in the next few months. let's go to gn in florida. >> booyah. >> booyah. >> i have my grandson who is also in the investing club and has a question for you. >> jim, booyah. >> booyah, jian. >> what do you think of palo alto network? >> that is a good one. the ceo was talking about the stock doing about show. i think it is sensational. let me also say, i think george does a great job with crowdstrike. you have two winners. write this down. my executive producer, i have to say that kid has four cents. let's go to frank and new york. >> is this jimbo king of the chill cramer? >> i'm chilling so hot it's amazing. what you need. >> i am looking at jci. >> can you believe they've done such a come back. tim in new jersey. what's happening? >> fulton financial. what do you got? >> they got a regional bank in philadelphia. i think they are doing white well. i wish they had a 4% yield. and that is the lightning round. >>> the lightning round is sponsored by charl

she rented an apartment, when i came, the refrigerator was empty, there was only salt in the jar. the children of the great basov assess this situation? and my mother told me at the time that if basov, roughly speaking, did not drink, she would never have left him in her life, because he was a genius. and there were no problems with rirberg. but he is a different person, downtrodden, nervous, at that time he was the first cameraman. world this man wrote a will on her, he wrote it, cried, then, as she believes, was killed, traces remained, and i found these traces, it was a woman, someone famous, exclusive with dmitry borisov, the premiere is on saturday on the first, this is news on the first, and we continue. to give a chance for a happy life to those who especially need our help. in moscow, in the cathedral of christ the savior , a charity concert of sacred music was held, support for the life in movements foundation. the funds raised will be sent to children who need prosthetics, rehabilitation, among the wards is thirty-year-old karina from st. petersburg, diligent, purposeful

afraid, i remember, he told there, he had an aquarium, so, so there were fish, poured the guppies into a jarinserted a boiler, that's how they'll behave , you know, in boiling water, in boiling water, yes , a boiler, a boiler, yes, he threw it, then who knows how many, i say, how many cats, he says, i don't even remember, in general, today many people think that the heads... a mentally ill person, perhaps, simply did not know what he was doing, but this is not so, indeed, a psychiatric examination revealed a serious illness in the maniac, this is a complete inability to empathize, repent, as well as pathological lying, while, according to forensic doctors, fisher was absolutely sane, and there is confirmation of this, the most simple thing is finding... mother, she asked for a date, he does not give me a date, i am ashamed, i say: enter my position, please, can i write her a letter, the most famous letter, which, yes, yes, yes, he wrote this letter, very competently assessed himself, they said that it was written very sincerely, and i he will say, i even took this to the gray compartment, i