ah, i'm jarrett. great, thanks so much for joining us. pakistan is had some of it's worth flooding ever this year, putting a 3rd of the country under water. and displacing millions of people, scientists say climate change has made the disaster worse. and now after the flooding comes, disease dingey, cholera and malaria, a leading towards the un is calling a 2nd wave of catastrophe. for 2 weeks now, myra jack, ronnie has barely been able to stand up. the 12 year old girl from souk or in southern pakistan has malaria. the area near her home was badly hid by flooding. the stagnant waters and mosquitoes helped infection spread, and getting treatment is almost impossible. planning yard. the shag, my family is very poor body, we can hardly afford medicine, but they still manage to get me something from the pharmacy. but it hasn't made me feel better delay had the at the rena hanniman in to had her main care givers her grandfather, sadie or din. but he doesn't have much money either. he had hoped for medical

ah, i'm jarrett great, thanks so much for your company today. the united nations is sounding another warning on climate change, saying that the window of opportunity to keep global warming at a minimum is closing fast. you end new emissions gap reports is rich in nations and not doing enough or even promising to do enough to cut carbon emissions. it says the world is on track to be almost 3 degrees warmer by the end of the century. that's far off the goal of limiting warming to $1.00 degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. un secretary general and tony, good terrorist says an unprecedented economic transformation is needed to limit the impact of climate change. the window to limit global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees is closing fast. greenhouse gas emissions must be cut by 45 percent these records. but as to those emissions get, report confirms they remain and at dangers and record ice and still rising commitments to let 0 or worse 0 without the plans, policies and actions the back it up, our world cannot afford anymore. greenwashing, fak

ah, i'm jarrett great. thanks so much for joining us. the indonesian island of bali is marking 20 years to day since the deadly bombings in 2002. the blasts tore through a popular tourist district, killing 202 people from 21 countries and wounding many more. most of the victims were foreigners, on holiday. hundreds of mourners and survivors gather to die at the memorial monument in barley, with the names of the victims have been engraved. some wrote messages, all laid flowers for their last loved ones. the monument is only me, is from where militants linked to al qaeda blue arthur patty bar, in a nightclub, in se, ages deadliest terror attack containing our correspondent georg matter, spoke to us just before that ceremony, and told us more about what happened 20 years ago. and how it's being remembered to day. i'm standing here, i am in the middle of those 2 packed bars that you have just mentioned on leanne street of very busy party, a district off the holiday island of bali. essentially what happened that night 20 years ago is that a s

and it is titled "lexington being led out by black jarrett, his groom." as somebody who has a horse and loves horses, i know the person who has the closest relationship with the horse is not the owner, not the trainer, not the jockey, it is the groom, who is there first thing in the morning, feeding, brushing, caring for the horse's almonds, and who has the strongest bond. i knew i wanted a story to center on the relationship between garrett and his horse. >> if you are familiar with geraldine brooks, we are going to give you a chance to call in and talk with you. the numbers are up on the screen. we will try to work in a few of those calls in a minute. i'm getting a little bit of noise in my earpieces right now. a phone hanging up. geraldine brooks, how long have you been working on horse? ms. brooks: i started working on it -- i heard about it before i started working on it, but it took me about seven years to write it. >> and i apologize. i'm having a bit of audio trouble here. ms. brooks: i'm getting it too. >> with the numbers dialing? you are much s

ah, i'm jarrett rate in berlin. thanks very much for your company today. china's president, she in pin is this week beginning another 5 year term as communist party leader. the fact that it's his 3rd is historic and it's immense. him as china's most powerful ruler in decades. she's appointment was confirmed over the weekend at a party congress in beijing. there he shook up the parties, senior ranks promoting loyalists. and protege is to china's top leadership while sweeping away factional rivals. and for the 1st time in 25 years, there are no women holding talk jobs in the polar bureau. we can speak now to political science as professor steve sung, the director of the china institute at so s london. professor, welcome to d. w and news. asia regarding she, jim ping, you've been quoted as saying that we have seen the end of collective leadership in china and that it's being replaced by strong man rule. in your opinion, what will she's 3rd term in power mean for china now and going into the future? well, it means now c

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i'm jarrett rate. thank you for your company today. louise, the nasty o lula desilva has won brazil's presidential election. it's a remarkable come back for the left. his leader who has already served 2 terms as president lola's victory marks, to turn around for brazil after 4 years of the far right politics, but incumbent president, jaya, bosa, narrow, has yet to concede, defeat tears of joy for the supporters of louis and osceola da silva. disappointment for his opponents lula has been declared the winner of one of the most polarized elections in brazil's history. historically, i will get that issue by eve. i'm here to govern this country in a very difficult situation. myself, but i have faith in god that with the help of the people, we will find their way out so that this country may live again. democratically won't harmoniously. the tents runoff election pitted the leftist lula against far right. incumbent julia bolton aro, both in aro, took an early lead, but results became neck and neck with 50 p

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joining us as legal analyst greg jarrett, great piece, thanks for being here.ay for bill but not for trump? >> that is how the law reads under the presidential records act. it was discovered and litigated that bill clinton had these presidential records including allegedly classified information and in the end the judge said, quote, the national archives does not have the authority to designate materials as presidential records, it lacks any right, duty or means to seize control of them, and importantly, the court adopted the department of justice's argument, that bill clinton as an ex-president can decide what to keep and he can keep anything he wants and the government cannot retrieve those documents. here's what the doj said. seizing the records is unfounded, contrary to the presidential records act and contrary to the principles of administrative law. now, fast forward to 2,022 and the department of justice is utterly ignoring their own legal opinion on the law and instead read trump's home to seize the documents and the court pointed out that you can't do

ah, i'm jarrett rate. thank you for your company today. we begin the shy with breaking news. louisa now ceo largest silver, is on course to win brazil's presidential election. almost all the votes accounted and lula has a razor thin lead over far right incumbent president. shy of both scenarios, a little. the victory would be a dramatic come back for the left us leader, who already served 2 terms as president out, a correspondent, johan ramirez, joins us now on the fine from rio de janeiro. johan, it's good to have you with us. tell us more. has the lula one looks like the difference between both candidates is white enough with almost 98 percent of the votes counted. so it seems very, very difficult for gerry boss and arrow to get back in this election. so it seems like you go, the other one celebration sat reports at the south, and i'm in front of the house, off guard. and frederick was matter work 100 stuff he's supposed to have gathered here to day. i mean, what they say here is that they are going to recognize the result the president

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he testified that jarrett confided in him when they shared a cell.d jarred's words in this police recording. >> and he said he just snapped, it was something like that. >> this witness was able to give details, this particular person who was in jail at the time of the murder. anyway that he would have known this information unless he received it from someone who knew it. >> but the star witnesses of the prosecution whether his own children. >> you hadn't seen them in some time. >> that's correct. >> do they look the same? >> no. >> were you making eye contact? send the many messages? >> i'm looking at them. they're not making any eye contact with me. i did mouth, i love you. that was about all i thought i could get away with. >> the children, then 12 and 13 years old, told the jury with clear i detail what happened that last day they saw their mother alive. and the details were more damning than ever. that's when jarred's daughter testified about picking through that nail slot. >> what did the little girl sly? >> she sees her father standing, he is c

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greg jarrett, thank you.am bondi,ea di thank you.n also here noalw with his take on all of this and of course,l e thirty three days away from election day, we call him the great one . mark levin, life, liberty, have been the number one show, fox news on weekends, his nationally syndicated radio show. and dear friend of min e, great? one . go?d blam i thank me. god bless us .s us wow, you sound pretty good. >> i'll tell i'll give you my take on this washington post piece. >> the question is , why would they put it out now? i think paut nm haow?s a very go theory. i have a different theory. and my theory is this is old news. gtheyunter have indicted a lon a long time ago. they are protecting joe of time go there protecting joe , of course, because they're not getting into thegetting any ofh linsky laptop information, which is ripe for taking. joe biden is a manchurian putative president , inpaid for my view. he's bought and paid for not just by the communist regime, but others. that said, i'lerl tells. you wht

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here is gregg jarrett and just the news founder and ceo don solomon.guy a million dollars and paid the sub-source and hired him. >> think about what this is. a month before the election. brian said the fbi was unable to corroborate anything in the steele dossier. >> sean: wait a minute. when they signed that first dossier before the election, doesn't it say verified? >> it does. >> sean: that was in october of 2016. >> 6 years ago this month. one month before the election and two weeks before going to the fisa court, they offer steele $1 million. that's how desperate they are. they went to the course without corroboration. i put this in perspective. a couple of weeks ago the fbi agent was shot. the reward for information was $25,000. $1 million to get information on donald trump puts it in the size of terrorists. >> sean: they lie the to the fisa court twice and they tried to bribe christopher steele. will they be held accountable? >> no, of course not. this is despicable corruption by the fbi. they were so desperate to topple the trump presidency they

greg jarrett joins me now. what does this say about the new york times?>> reporter: you are right in the upper left-hand side of the front page, all the news is fit to print, there out to be a caveat that says as long as it adheres to uber woke and cancel culture and anything that advances political, social and racial justice, think back to what this was all about. the new york times invited senator tom cotton to publish an op-ed and what he said was to quell all of the violence racking cities across america and especially in washington dc at the time we should consider calling in the national guard. there was vandalism, arson, looting, stabbings, murderers, billions of dollars in damage. it was eminently reasonable the staff at the new york times revolted. bennett was fired. they issued apologies that said that op-ed didn't meet our standards. what standards? what values are you talking about? the new york times staffers tweeted out things like we are working in a hostile work environment. this op-ed threatens the lives of black journalists in our newsro

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gregg jarrett, thank you.e now with his take on all of this and of course 33 days away from election day we call in the great one mark levin, the number one show. fox news on weekends, nationally syndicated radio show and a dear friend of mine, great one, how am i? god bless us. >> you sound pretty good, i'll give you my take on this "washington post" piece. the question is why would they put it out now? i think pam has a very good theory, i have a different theory. my theory is this is old news, they could have indicted hunter a long time ago. they are protecting joe of course because they are not getting into any of the laptop information which is ripe for the taking. joe biden is a manchurian president, he has bought and paid for not just by the communist regime but others. that said i'll tell you what i think is going on here. this leak is numerous sources for some reason they mention donald trump twice, absolute nothing to do with this matter. i think what they are trying to do is lay up predicates, lay a

buccaneers hold off the falcons who had all the momentum fourth quarter, 21-15, atlanta's pro bowler grady jarrettll get the ball back for a chance to win. right, christine? the referee throws a flag calling roughing the passer. falcon's coach arthur smith was every falcon's fan, complete disbelief. the penalty allowed brady and the bucs to run out the clock and get the win. brady was asked afterwards if he was politicking to get that penalty call? >> i don't throw the flags. >> that's about it. commander's running back brian robinson jr. getting a huge ovation from fans ahead of his very first nfl game. just six weeks ago the 23-year-old was shot twice in the leg during a robbery. he finished with nine carries for 22 yard and got to trade jerseys with titan's star running back derrick henry after the game. >>> finally, some controversy in last night's winner take all playoff game between the mets and padres. san diego's joe musgrove was slaying it on the mound. he was so good in the sixth inning, mets' manager buck showalter had the umps check him for an illegal substance, even behind the ears, c

jarrett did not show up for the first one. i care about the people and i am happy to be back to discuss the important issues. do not let polis control us. he has destroyed our energy industry, suffocated our farmers, appointed activists to our ag borden grown government by 20%. i am a seasoned leader, a small-town colorado girl committed to getting our beautiful state back on track. in my first week as governor, i will introduce a comprehensive public safety bill. i will fully fund the police. i will make any possession of fentanyl a felony and cancel our status as a sanctuary state to allow ice to do their job. i will put more money back into your pocket by taking our great state to zero income tax over eight years without raising other taxes or cutting services, and reducing red tape to make housing affordable again. together, we'll make it easier to live, work and rates of family here. i will launch the read to succeed initiative to make sure our kids can read by the end of third grade. horrible numbers just came out. 60% o

we see that from members of congress like abigail spanberger, elaine luria, jarrett golden, and thenbiden has tried to do, which is to go on offense and saying republicans are the soft on crime party in part because some of them are turning a blind eye to january 6th. he points out many have attacked law enforcement like the fbi, and president biden has tried to highlight the fact that many republican, most, in fact, oppose tougher gun laws. he argues that loose gun laws are a significant contributor to crime. now, there is a division among democrats as to how to go about this because there's a salience to the crime issue they don't want to elevate. some democrats believe that voter perceptions are so entrenched, you know, in the same way that voters tend to believe democrats are better on things like health care, that they care more, that voters just believe in their gut that republicans are tougher on crime. and some democrats just want to steer the focus away from crime to issues like abortion or prescription drugs savings and the inflation reduction act. others believe democrats

and he's just long suffering jarrett having to do for whatever you had to do.ie really incredible to hear. >> it's bob woodward's work i'm just luckily enough to have a listen to it first. >> i'll tell you what, if bob woodward is not going to tell a story authentic lock, he's not watching us. >> yeah, fog. >> i think he's watching, guys. >> okay, fine, come on. >> say hello. >> look, there's also an alarming new study were got to talk about next about the connection between hair straightening products and an increased risk of cancer. and black women may be most at risk. we'll explain this important story, next. president biden signed the inflation reduction act into law this afternoon. ok, so what exactly does it mean for you? out of pocket costs for drugs will be capped. for seniors, insulin will be just $35. families will save $2,400 on health care premiums. energy costs, down an average of $1,800 a year for families. and it's paid for by making the biggest corporations pay what they owe. president biden's bill doesn't fix everything, but it will save your f

they're disciplined, very disciplined starts with grady jarrett upfront.rd and i run game and pass game and just their zone coverages. they're pretty precise and they make you work the ball down the field and you know we're willing to do that. another big factor this sunday, stopping atlantis quarterback marcus mario to 49ers defense and coordinator demand dimicco ryan are faced with a unique challenge tasked with containing the falcons potent run game. think of mario to is what he brings to that that team just to his ability with the quarterback run threat , like when an offense has that has that threat. it's tough on the defense, you have to account for the quarterback to play 11 on 11 football, so he brings that element to them, which makes them even better because they're really good at just running normal runs, and then you throw in the quarter background element is a lot to defend. so we have our hands full, but we're all for the talent. our nfl coverage and sunday starts at 8:30 a.m. with gmc sports weekend hosted by our jason appelbaum and joe fonz

well, marty, jarrett, lucy, amy porter and i, we don't believe that.e believe we live in the greatest state in the country, to live, work, and raise our families. and that's why i'm asking for your vote and support on or before november the 8th, to keep it that way. thanks again for having me. i'd be honored to have your vote. god bless. >> thank you both. on behalf of georgia voters, thank you both very much for being here with us tonight at wsb. and this wraps our time. early voting continues through friday, november 4th. election day, tuesday, november 8th. and here at channel 2, we will have complete election coverage for you, on channel 2 at wsbtv.com. -- on channel 2 and at wsbtv.com. thanks so much for joining us. i'm justin farmer. enjoy your sunday evening. announcer: tuesday, the pennsylvania secretary of state discusses possible election threats heading into next week's midterm elections. our live coverage starts at 11 a.m. eastern on c-span. you can also watch on our free mobile video app, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. announcer: c-s

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he went to see robins no boyfriend jarrett who worked at a bar. >> his story was basically that he goesil 9:30. goes home, please xbox until 11:00 or midnight. and goes to sleep. >> not the perfect alibi? >> no. >> the investigator are so questioned jd at his home. >> he has a story where he came home, had a couple of bears, passed out. >> and he was nowhere near helium? road >> that's what he says. >> and that's when j.d. told him about another man in robbyn's life. another name the investigator had not heard before. chris. >> who's chris? >> well he tells the story that they used to date. he thinks there into drugs. he thinks there into violence, he thinks that's the guy. >> you're hearing this from j.d.? >> yes. >> and the wife cracks of the story. >> she tells the same thing. >> so if you go to? chris >> we got across. same things. when was the last time you saw? robin what was illiberal each and? he said i'm with my mom. he had an alibi. >> so he's out the list? >> yes. he's at the bottom. >> jared soon moved to the bottom two. but was about to move up the investigators list. becau