jeffrey: possibly, yes.ly, when we see disasters like this, we'll see areas that are high visibility that do get rebuilt very quickly, but it becomes a sort of a very big challenge in terms hat resources do you have and would you want to rebuild? would you want to put in all of your own money above and beyond what little assistan you can get to rebuild. it certainly does mean that we should expect to see a slower recovery and one that is much more dependent on public assistance or philanthropic assistance that would come from the mechanisms like we would see in a higher insured area. john: beyond north carolina across the country, are there many households that lack flood insurance that probably should have flood insurance? jeffrey: yes, and this is for a couple of different reasons. one of them is that the the flood maps that we use to actually tell us where the areas are at the highest risk don't necessarily cover risk both in terms of our current knowledge, but also integrating climate change into that. i

jeffrey: that's pretty cool >> definitely.f you look at this, is this art or science. >> this is definitely art. >> it's definitely science to me. >> no, i was too strong. i think it's a mix. i'll own that. >> that's the beauty of it, it's these different disciplines coming together. so it's the same thing. but we're looking at it from two different perspectives. jeffrey: also in the "pretty cool" realm, a solo exhibition called "open" at moca geffen, of work by icelandic-danish artist olafur eliasson, a leading contemporary figure who often uses light, shadows, and elements of the natural world as materials. >> so it looks like a big sun, but it's cluttered with the trash. jeffrey: he asks us to look anew, as in this large kaleidoscope, with beautiful, or trashy, strands floating through it. >> art in that way is sort of about exploration, exploratory, like investigating something. what does it mean to actually look at something? and in that way, i think art and science can go hand in hand. when i make a kaleidoscope with mir

jeffrey would commute on weekends, while ina ran the store.s especially surprising and daring because growing up it seems like you were not allowed to go off the beaten track in any way. >> it's not just that i wasn't allowed to go off the beaten track. i wasn't allowed to make a decision on my own. >> reporter: she was born ina rosenberg in 1948 and grew up in connecticut where her father was a doctor and her mom stayed at home. it seemed like a very comfortable life. >> it was a very comfortable life. >> reporter: but there was a family secret. you say that your father was prone to temper tantrums. he would physically beat you. >> well, he hit me, yeah. >> reporter: and sometimes drag you around by your hair? >> yeah, that was bad. that was bad. >> reporter: come on, you said at times you actually feared for your life? >> i think i wanted to fight back, but i was afraid he would kill me. >> reporter: did your mother protect you in any way? >> maybe she was as afraid as i was. >> reporter: but her life would change when she was just 16. while

jeffrey: i hope so, that was the goal. share -- it was an unusual practice to wake up every morning before sunrise and read his books of moral philosophy that i had never encountered. i have been so privileged to learn from great teachers at great universities. moral philosophy at the core of reading of kids and adults throughout the 19th and early 20th century fell out of the curriculum when i was in college. they are so illuminating and changed about thought about the founders and about how to live. the goal of the book is to share the light with others and hope that other people will be inspired to read them too. host: did the title come first, or did the title follow the writing? jeffrey: the goal of the book is to figure out what exactly did the founders mean by that famous phrase? to my great surprise, there was not that much writing about this. jefferson -- property was considered an inalienable right, but the idea of the pursuit of happyness as the pursuit of virtue, which the founders talked about constantly, and

jeffrey rosen he talked about the importance of the look. this a book that had a delayed reaction and a delayed influence in american history? >> i think it was and i want to say his biography is wonderful accessible and readable so if they aren't ready to jump into "the common law" which they should have readth as well you could have a delayed reaction and he's correct that english legal scholars acclaimed it in boston lawyers but it wasn't until after holmes joined the supreme court and became a revered figure and had a c constituency that was rooted in new republic magazine and a legal editor many years ago for people like you links frankfurter and learned ham. basically a book on cheerleaders for homes that he became just not a leaguer -- legal scholar but a myth the from this is and it became more interesting and found its greatest audience then. >> the books that changed america and tonight it's "the common law" we want to hear from you and get your questions and comments ready. (202)748-8920 if you live in the east and in the east and

we know this to be true because only a fee is late to the jeffrey epstein scandal broke. when i say broke, i'm playing a bit fast with the rules here because actually authorities in the us were web ex done was procuring young girls often under age to engage in sex acts all the way back in 2005, a few years later she was given a rap on the knuckles and by default allowed to continue trafficking children for sex. the starting case with means problem, i think yes, we've had the lease of over a 100 names. so unless you quote documents, but these are individuals only listed as being connected to epstein. and that in itself is nothing allegation of wrong doings. yet amongst those powerful names, some have been accused appearing in the documents. it does not mean someone is connected to anything illegal, but for the 1st time, epstein victim victoria, do free, says she did have sex with less wecks and her lace wakes not be enough for me. i know of brands like victoria's secret on that, but call me and fitch, who hired jeffrey epstein to handle his finances. people have said it's

jeffrey: sliding headfirst into basis, running to first base after every walk.e a bit with his manager, sparky anderson. >> i just like the wind. a lot of that is because of my father. jeffrey: the most famous or infamous incident in 1970 all-star game when he ran headfirst into ray fosse, winning the game, but injuring ray fosse in what was essentially a meaningless showcase. rose's on-field exploits would become overshadowed as long rumored concerns over his betting on sports contests including baseball were confirmed in a 1989 report. he was then manager of the reds and was banished from the game by bartlett giamatti. >> the banishment for life of pete rose from baseball is the sad end of a sorry episode. one of the game's greatest players has engaged in a variety of acts which have stained the game. >> regard us of what the commissioner sack today, i did not bet on baseball. >> he denied the charges for years to come, only admitting it publicly in a 2004 autobiography he also spoke to abc's charles gibson. >> did you bet on baseball? >> yes, i did command th

snap de leon that full know of brands like victoria's secret on zappa columbia and fitch, who hired jeffrey epstein to handle his finances. people have said it's like we have one brain between 2 of us. each has a side. i think we both possess the skill of seeing patterns, but jeffrey sees patterns in politics and financial markets and nicely patterns and lifestyle and fashion. trends of mine who are pointed might, jeffrey's to run abercrombie and fitch, the same mike jeffreys who's now also accused of operating an international sex trafficking scheme of male models. many of the victims, at least one of whom was as young as 19 years old, were financially vulnerable and aspired to become models in the fashion industry, a notoriously cut throat world. indeed, some of the men they recruited had previously worked at advert crombie stores or modeled for advert crombie on occasions when witnesses threatened to expose or sue them. jeffries and smith relied on the services of a security company to surveil and intimidate those individuals, thereby securing their silence at staying in jeffrey's aunt a

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and then i go home for jeffrey, you know. and i love taking care of jeffrey.50 years and always looking toward tomorrow, forever ready for when luck happens next. how do you picture this next kind of decade for you going forward? >> well, you know, when i sold the store and i was 50 and i thought, well, maybe that was -- my career is over. and it turns out when i started writing cook books it hadn't even started yet. and it's just gotten better and better. i have no idea what's ahead, and i don't need to know. >> ina, first of all, you're amazing. >> thank you! >> and the way we ended that piece just struck me because i feel like your whole life you're taking risks but without a road map. like you were -- you were writing some kind of nuclear policy in the white house for a spell. and then you decided you wanted to buy this store, the barefoot contessa. then after a while you said, let me write some cook books. then let me try tv. you call it luck. it is not planning because you said you didn't plan it. but what is it? what has guided you along this incredible

it's been ours. jeffrey and his colleagues are still not on tours with all the al serra run. and i don't know which way of those, and there are some positive and negative things about all the again, the child care. and i'm just trying to make up my mind. they will continue their work to election day knowing that the next chapter of american history will be written in towns like they also are, it is in the united states, say up to 600 people are still missing. after hurricane helene batter the country se, at least a 130 have been confirmed that already emergency teams are still at this moment trying to reach those stranded by flooding and washed out roads. it was one of the most devastating storms in american history. hurricane hill lane inflicted immense destruction across 6 states and the southeast. north carolina was hit hardest, with record high water levels, causing most of the debts. houses have been stranded and millions without power. and we lost power. thursday night between thursday night and friday morning. we haven't had power water, very low on food. florida has a

it's been ours. jeffrey and his colleagues are still not on tours with all the al serra run. and i don't know which way of those, and there are some positive and negative things about all the candles and solitaire, and i'm just trying to make up my mind. they will continue their work to election day. knowing that the next chapter of american history will be written in towns like the course of the vice presidential debate is underway in new york and little earlier i spoke to our correspondent janelle do malone in washington dc and asked her what we can expect from that debate as well because we have to treat the vice presidential candidates kind of as surrogates for their respective tickets. j . d vance is likely to attack the higher as walls ticket as being all what he calls dangerously liberal. so he's going to say that harrison walls are bad for crimes are bad for the border. he's also expected to level some personal attacks against him was perhaps attacking his military record as he has done in the past. because tim walls has never seen combat. now it's not that judy vance

jeffrey brown has this remembrance. >> ♪ sunday morning sidewalks ♪ jeffrey: "sunday morning coming down kristofferson, made famous by his mentor and friend, johnny cash, part of the legacy of kristofferson, who first made his mark for the poetry and lyricism he brought to country and rock music. >> ♪ freedom's just another word -- jeffrey: in hits that included janis joplin's classic recording of "me and bobbie mcgee" in 1971. born into a military family, kristofferson himself served in the army, becoming a captain and helicopter pilot, before leaving that life behind to make it in nashville as a songwriter. it took a while, but make it, he did. >> ♪ he's a walking contradiction -- jeffrey: he also began performing and recording his songs himself. x ♪ the wrong direction on his lonely way back home ♪ >> what about friday? jeffrey: movie-star handsome and charismatic, in the 1970s, he began a new career as an actor in such films as martin scorsese's "alice doesn't live here anymore," and with barbra streisand, in the 1976 remake of "a star is born." while continuing with music. notably a

so jeffrey hinton has been described as a good father. i get described as things when he went other awards. and a few years ago, he went to cheering award for his work and i, i with 2 others. so that will collectively describe that way. his, his co award a john help field has not been described as that, but he's certainly a trial blazer in the field as well. he started it in terms of the research that won this award in 1992. we just had created a network called the hop food network. yeah. and the best way to sort of describe it is if you think of you brian, it's got new runs. it's got sign up says connecting those new runs and a new network of an artificial variety replaces neutrons with no, it's nice connect up. in this case it was able to be fed a lot of information of image right, or time that information. and then when it was fed, a distorted or incomplete image, similar to one that was already in there, was able to churn out the most likely image that you were trying to the is correct . yes. right. and then which is what app. ryan st

and then importantly jeffrey goldberg writes this.iginal article was published both the associated press and notably fox news confirmed the story, causing trump to demand that fox news fire jennifer griffin, its experienced and well-regarded defense reporter. a statement issued by alyssa farah, a white house spokesperson, soon after publication read, quote, this report is false. president trump holds the military in the highest regard. of course alyssa farah is now a high-profile surrogate for vice president kamala harris. she explains in the article that she was lied to. but two important things there. one, the truth is the truth. and if it wasn't true it wouldn't have been confirmed by fox news and the associated press. and the people who go to work for donald trump are asked to lie. they become liars as alyssa farah was in the first reporting of losers and suckers. >> yeah, look, this gets to one of the more ominous issues that i think is probably going to be illustrated in this now what, 15, 20-minute story that you've been breaki

cnn about her claim of being groped by trump back in the 90s in an alleged attempt to show up for jeffrey epstein, who was later convicted of sex crimes, plus breaking news in a sensational murder case, the los angeles district attorney is now recommending that the menendez brothers be re-sentenced, opening the door to their possible possible parole, nearly 30 years after they were convicted and in prison for killing their parents welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room we're awaiting a major kamala harris event event campaign events, as should say, in the pivotal swing state of georgia, the vice president is set to appear with some of her most famous supporters, including barack obama and bruce springsteen with only a dozen days left to win over voters cnn's priscilla alvarez is at the harris event. >> cnn's kristen holmes is also steady by with the latest of the trump campaign. first to you, priscilla. this is the first time in this campaign that was the harris and obama together >> wolf and it comes at a crit

like jeffrey goldberg published today in the "new york times" before the interview was published. the article includes an interview with john kelly about donald trump's admiration for hitler and hitler's generals who every historian knows were actually the worst generals in the european theater of world war ii. we will consider how demented it is for the nazi generals that lost world war ii after some of them reportedly participated in plots to assassinate hitler, later in this program when yale history professor joins us. donald trump, more than once in the white house, said he wished he had hitler's generals because he stupidly and ignorantly thought they were better than the generals we have now and better than the american generals that won world war ii. he stupidly thought that hitler's generals were more loyal to hitler personally. john kelly said donald trump had no idea that hitler's generals tried to repeatedly assassinate him. in the atlantic article there is a unique statement of hatred about mexicans by trump but he was talking about a mexican american soldier murdered

it's been ours. jeffrey and his colleagues are still not on tours. we all the al serra run and i don't know which way of those and or there are some positive and negative things about all the again, isn't out there and i'm just stronger than make up my mind. they will continue their work to election day knowing that the next chapter of american history will be written in towns like the nurse. so we have time for don't sing for the climate in zimbabwe is up next on eco africa. stay tuned to find out more about that and my colleague phil guy will be here with you with more international headlines at the top of the next health i'm new kids can and thank you very much for watching daily news and have a lovely day the the respect, it's all about what can we check to make sure that's right, sandra, respecting they just studying the new data. it's about being up to date with cameron diaz technologies. i'm trying for the eco way of life, the environment magazine, the co africa next on dw, the how to kick in the south china sea. i'm scared of the trees. why s

no one believes jeffrey goldberg. and the article from a publication that's own by one of harris donors laura first let me just say just so i didn't speak to susan earlier. >> susan wrote a book years ago where she was talking about her reporting independent and what was tonight. and this was corroborating are affirming what she had already he learned years ago, but to the point of how this is viewed by voters, i mean, i know you're talking jamal when it gets you in here what you have said just now, ryan, i think is very illustrative of what i think you're seeing from report from supporters of trump who refused to look at this in a way that is portrayed in the media. they do not see this in the same way, whether you agree with that or not, jamal, they do not see it the same way. and i wonder what can be done about that if you're the harris campaign and you're out there saying, look at all the people who were telling you do not trust this person, not just in the last few weeks, but for quite some time to forget the att

it's been ours. jeffrey and his colleagues are still not on tours with all the houses around. and i don't know which way of those. and so there are some positive and negative things about all the again, as it's out there. and i'm just stronger than make up my mind. they will continue their work to election day knowing that the next chapter of american history will be written in towns like the job and football manager club has received one of these countries the highest honors. he's coached of, bruce, the adult linda. and more recently, england's live a full football club. i yeah, golf was on it was a warranty. the order of married by jim and present front relative stein, laughed. various achievements in full, i've been promoting gentlemen. receive. friendship is also have commended for his social and community was helping young people from under privilege laughter. let me remind you of our top story. this is reynold cassandra, the old, clear after iraq targeted these really 16. so you want to run said plus retaliation for the killing of to iran, back to minutes. israel's minis

jason and jeffrey, you have been living in belarus for more than 10 years now, a few words literally about where you were born, in what? but for them it may have been a very a prosperous time, that afghanistan, they just then to iraq, it just seemed to us that this is what is happening, the us is always at war with another country, we have a small, small organization, but we were very loud, and the police arrested me many times. he too, we just gathered, we just spoke, jeffrey was the best speaker, there is the first amendment to the constitution, but the american government, they are very much against it, if they want to govern us, they need to completely control the information, such an important matter is the matter of freedom of speech, i wrote to lukashenko: putin, chavez, fidel castro, even like north korea, i think no one will answer, i was just outraged. what surprised you in belarus when you first came? the last dictatorship in europe. in 2015, i was finishing university, then i saw an ad in the metro that there were courses with native speakers, so i decided to try everythi

and not jeffrey goldberg. but it's donald trump who has said that nancy pelosi is more of an enemy to america than she, then put in, and all of the other communist leaders and dictators that want to destroy america. willie, that is the october surprise. that's donald trump's biggest problem right now. >> in october surprise that is not at all surprising from donald trump. because it's the kind of rhetoric we have been hearing consistently. but you are right that he has dug in much deeper on it, and given repeated opportunities to say, no, i was speaking off of the cuff or didn't mean that. he's making it very clear that that is what he believes. that the military may be used and may be deployed against people he views as enemies of the country, people like adam schiff and nancy pelosi, that you are talking about. and these comments, put together with what we heard from general kelly, who is a decorated four-star general, father for vice president hers. talk with them about a town hall last night, trying to mak

and a former model accusing donald trump of groping her to show off for jeffrey epstein. that model breaking her silence tonight go. >> and with the election on the line, vice president kamala harris is starting to make the most important closing argument of her career. and it sounds like this this is not 2016 or 2020. the stakes are even higher because over the last two years, and in particular, the last eight years, donald trump has become more confused more unstable and more angry. >> it's either donald trump in there list. or me to grab attention and turn out the vote. >> she's happened in just a real star power in these final days tomorrow, if she has beyond say and none other but then houston, texas for real this time, not like the dancy when the crowd thought they'd see queen b, only to hear leon panetta no offense to leon panetta, of course, beyond they will follow up tonight. stars that had rally in georgia that saw samuel l. jackson and tyler perry and spike lee and the boss, bruce springsteen, all pushing for harris donald trump is running to be an american. >>

i was on a tarmac when jeffrey goldberg's story popped about winners and losers.took an hour for me to get a dozen statements saying that was not true. >> they want us to react to headlines. i'm going to remind the world what donald trump did as our commander in chief. >> joining us now, chief strategist for the bush/cheney 2004 campaign and msnbc political contributor, matthew dowd. how much does it matter that they are not airing the kelly comments or trashing the goldberg reporting? >> it matters a little bit. fox news' audience, keep in mind, is 6 million, 7 million people. 70 million people voted for donald trump. 90% of the audience that the people is going to get don't watch fox news. i think what matters in this story -- and i believe this story is actually big and could have an effect but differently than people think, is when the mainstream, broad media. what does nbc, abc, cbs, pbs, broadly big covers the story. and they covered the story. >> why does it matter so much? it's being covered by the stations you mention? >> i think it goes to a fundamental

jeffrey goldberg reports, according to two people present at the meeting, trump asked did they bill us for the funeral, what did it cost according to attendees and to contemporaneous notes of the meeting taken by a participant in a answered yes, we received a bill, the funeral cost $60,000, trump became angry, it doesn't cost 60,000 bucks to bury in effing mexican, he turned to his chief of staff mark measured -- mark meadows and issued an order, don't pay it. later he said, can you believe it, and effing people trying to rip me off. that news of donald trump complaining about the cost quote to bury a effing mexican came on the same day, today the donald trump met in florida with a group of latino supporters. we will show you what president obama had to say on the campaign trail today and what president biden had to say, about the -- but we begin on the campaign trail tonight with number 2, we began with vice presidential candidate tim walz because today, campaigning with president obama, and senator baldwin in wisconsin, tim walz, delivered one of the best descriptions of the stakes i

in his nymphets, jeffrey epstein settled into apartments on the upper floors here of this house.gh-rise near the center of manhattan, unremarkable in any way, except that celebrities regularly came here. it is certainly difficult to hide, but the shocking details of epstein's pedophile network never became public knowledge. once behind bars, he suddenly decided to commit suicide at the very moment when he was not working in prison. cameras and a shortage of guards, his brother is still afraid to show his face in interviews. what conclusions did you come to? but to a very scary assumption that the government killed him. the question is, what formally epstein is gone under trump? on the other hand, the forty-fifth us president spent his entire term accusing the intelligence services of working for the democrats. by the way, there is also a political subtext in the komps case, like most californian stars, the rapper openly supported the democratic party, for example, in the 2000s he actively campaigned for obama. i want to note that i am very grateful to papa daddy for doing such im

jeffrey paid sears 658 hard earned dollars for a dishwasher.ctually deliver that dishwashe. so jeffrey tapped us. we contacted sears. here's what it told us. his delivery coincided with a system upgrade, and it caused his order to not progress properly. sears then delivered jeffrey's long awaited $658 dishwasher. we recommend making purchases like jeffrey's on a credit card. that way, if a store doesn't deliver and doesn't respond to you, you can dispute the charge. doing that should get the company's attention and get you either a refund or your merchandise. if a company's not delivering the customer service experience, you expect, tell us. snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. thank you chris. and that does it for this edition of that does it for this edition of the fast forward. our next loc patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth, they have to make a choice- one versus the other. new sensodyne clinical white, it provides 2 shades whiter teeth as well as providing 24/7 sensi

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branwen jeffreys, bbc news. let's speak to our education reporter, vanessa clarke.et is coming up obviously the budget is coming up next week. is there any expectation in the education sector that there will be more money for this?— money for this? that is what the coulthard _ money for this? that is what the coulthard today - money for this? that is what the coulthard today to - money for this? that is what the coulthard today to stop i the coulthard today to stop head teacher unions and councils looking at their trouble and saying what is needed here is more money. i think the worrying part of this report is that even though so much extra money has gone into it, £10.7 billion now, that is a 50% increase over the last decade, the problem is outcomes for children are not improving and if you will also look at councils, there is a real worry there. two fifths of councils are overspending on their high needs budgets and they need to declare bankruptcy by march 2026, so they are calling for their debt to be written off. it is unlikely that the budget will look at this.

jeffrey, good to see you. sure people are shaking their heads a bit, hoping for maybe a better season than they're going to have. >> hi, kelly, thank you for having me on. i just want to start by recognizing the millions of people that were impacted by this event. our thoughts and prayers go out to them. in terms of the potential insured loss and economic costs of this event, we have industry experts that are currently projecting ing loss up to $75 billion plus, with an economic loss that will be meaningfully higher. in the way that these losses are estimated so soon after an event is that experts are able to run a simulation of milton's path and storm characteristics to come up with this preliminary estimate. while sit a good guide post, it does remain uncertain that it's so close to the landfall just 24 hours ago. >> right. >> go ahead. >> if you can, just tell us what this is going to mean for returns on cap bonds. this asset class has grown quite substantially. it shattered records, even after what happene

jeffrey paid sears 658 hard earned dollars for a dishwasher.l, two months later, still no word on when sears would actually deliver that dishwashe. so jeffrey tapped us. we contacted sears. here's what it told us. his delivery coincided with a system upgrade, and it caused his order to not progress properly. sears then delivered jeffrey's long awaited $658 dishwasher. we recommend making purchases like jeffrey's on a credit card. that way, if a store doesn't deliver and doesn't respond to you, you can dispute the charge. doing that should get the company's attention and get you either a refund or your merchandise. if a company's not delivering the customer service experience, you expect, tell us. snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. thanks, chris. well, coming up next, the top stories we're following for you today, including increases to the minimum wage, the all new findings into the impacts the move has had across california, windy, hot weather made for a very stressful weekend, perhaps nowhere

former model stacey williams says she was brought to trump tower in 1993 by businessman jeffrey epstein, who years later was accused of sex trafficking. she says trump started groping her with epstein standing right there. >> he pulls me into him, and then -- but talking with jeffrey. they're looking at each other. and then it goes from being like sort of just me and his grasp to then his hands moving, and his hands would touch the sides of my breasts, not the front, but the sides of my breasts, my waist, and then slid down in my butt and just kept kind of running up and down my body while the two of them were carrying on a conversation. >> reporter: williams says she was shocked and froze. shortly after the encounter she says she received this mar-a-lago prophetcard from trump reading "your home away from home, love donald." the trump campaign in a statement saying the claims “two weeks before the election” are “unequivocally false." donald trump sat down for a long interview today with popular podcast host joe rogan. he has millions of followers online. the former president clearly tr

jeffrey velt? >> yes. >> 19 days later he opened an investigation into your status and i get all of those facts right? is that what happened in those two days? in the 19 days later? >> yes except from what we can tell they directed it that day to be opened but the underlings under him didn't carry that out. >> they looked into a guy a decorated veteran held this and they loed at him because he said there is a chance that the leadership of the fbi hasn't been square with us? right? and he cited an article and they thought the same thing and by the way there is this history that we know about. they spd on e presidents caaign and lied to the court and investigated school board meetings and said if you are a pro-life catholic, you are an extrist. you t that story d he gets investigated for that bu he questioned the leadership and went through the channels and did he follow the standard process? >>they did not. >> isn't it true that some of the people and i think you cited for of them but for people wit

this time, tying him to jeffrey epstein. how the campaign is responding. >>> their case captivated the nation. now the menendez brothers could get a new chance at freedom. why the d.a. is recommending they be resentenced for the 1989 killing of their parents. >>> and breaking overnight, a trio of astronauts splash back to earth. >>> cashing in on a fall classic. the staggering price for tickets to see the yankees and dodgers step up to the plate for game one of the world series tonight. it's friday, october 25th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm christina ruffini. with just 11 days to go, we have new insight into how young voters are feeling about the election. a nbc news stay tuned poll of 18-29-year-olds suggests that half of gen z voters support kamala harris. according to the poll, vice president harris is winning over young women by 33%. let's turn now to nbc's alice barr. alice, good morning. are we expecting harris to try to appeal to some of those young women in her rally tonight in houston? >> r

weeks to go a new accuser comes forward with allegations against donald trump, this time tying him to jeffrey epstein. how the campaign is responding this morning. >>> the los angeles d.a. now recommending resentencing for the menendez brothers, nearly 30 years after they were convicted of killing their parents. >>> hundreds from around the world descend on bound er, colorado for a unique conference dedicated to their love of beavers. >>> and she once promised to be the cure. now she's diagnosing the disease. lady gaga drops the first single from her upcoming album. early today starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm kristina r you rue feeney. former president trump is going to austin to tape an episode of the joe rogan podcast, while vice president harris will hold a rally in houston where beyonce is expected to perform. last night harris appeared in atlanta with former president obama and many other celebrity supporters. >> what i realize is that in this donald trump america, there is no dream that looks like me. >> we are not going back! you're damn right. >> she's running to be the 47th p

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first the new atlantic reporting jeffrey goldberg, atlantic's editor and chief. goldberg's pieces titled trump, i need the kind of generals they, hitler had but he leads it off with a story of an army private named vanessa guillen, who was bludgeoned to death bludgeoned to death by a fellow soldier at fort hood in april 2020. she was the child and mexican immigrants shortly after her body was found, the former president biden her family to the white house. where you offer them help with expenses and talk to reporters about it? as well funeral help, i'll help you financially i think military maybe taking care of it till july military that's good. >> if you need help, i'll help you okay. if they need something, we'll take care of will make sure she is very respected well, that was in the spring then at a white house meeting in december 2020 and goldberg new reporting on it, quoting again, at a certain point according to two people present at the meeting, trump asked, did they bill us for the funeral the family of four errantly. >> what did it? the cost, according t

and as we are digging through these comments from john kelly, not just to jeffrey goldberg, but also to michael schmidt of the new york times. we're going to speak to maggie haberman of the new york times and trump's former national security advisor about sir john bolton. ahead after a quick break you want answers as astute political analysis of all cars so questions about to feel so stupid pressing questions. what did biden do that set the right call, stayed awake, hard hitting questions. why did trump? loud of 60 minutes. i love pulling out down, right? >> great questions. >> what are the predictions for next week's top stories? baby oil files for bankruptcy, news network. have i got news for you next saturday at nine on cnn and streaming? beyond max. what did you discuss with the holy father in that fire meeting? >> see the most astonishing performances of the year in hands down the best picture of the year, your should be careful as should pretend this conversation never took place, but it has taken place. >> conclave rated pg only in theaters this friday losing weight and keepin

and as we are digging through these comments from john kelly, not just to jeffrey goldberg, but also to michael schmidt of the new york times. we're going to speak to maggie haberman of the new york times and trump's former national security advisor, ambassador john i'm bolton ahead after a quick break decorated have ran have blue that's a really tough call for you. >> that's john king from cnn. >> let's look at the data your county leaned read i 15 points in the last presidential election however looking at the latest polling, you're going to need a loss for those purple sprinkles how this guy really knows his stuff $5 a cupcake, you know, the average cost of a cupcake around here $3. >> no comment. millions of people have lost faith with noon, likely bossier, who found the perfect companion to his glp-1 journey, been able to track the progress we open the ad, they're definitely teaching me new habits, so i do not have to be on weight loss medicine get 1000m glp-1 now available at noon.com tail. >> what's simply saved gotten than i don't 24/7 monitoring that acts on an alarm in five

. >> she says, it happened at trump tower and it happened in front of jeffrey epstein cnn's sunlen serfaty has more on why williams says she's coming forward now the second he was in front of me he pulled me into him and his hands were just on man, didn't come off former sports illustrated models. dc williams says that donald trump groped her more than 30 years ago in trump tower with the later convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein, watching and smiling in the room as it happened, then the hands started moving and they were on you know, on the side of my breasts, on my hips, back down to my butt, back up, sort of then, you know, they were just on me the whole time and i spoken out about the incident extensively until now, and in her first on-camera interview, she tells cnn the most detailed accounting of the incident, yet alleging that in 1993, epstein, who she was briefly dating at the time, broader into trump tower. >> this context made no sense because the hands were on me and then he and jeffrey just kept talking and like looking at each other and smiling. >> after leaving trump towe

and jeffrey. i'm a fan of yours but i'm a huge jeffrey fan.he comes back with a honey do. >> stephen: you went through so many of your old letters at the beginning of your relationship with jeffrey. you saved them all. is it true that the old letters somehow prophesied your life now? >> ina: there were things in those letters that i didn't remember. he sent me a letter when i was i think in high school or college and he said "i want to take you to paris." maybe we will have -- we won't have money in the beginning and we will go camping but hopefully someday we'll have enough money to stay in hotel and if we are really lucky we can rent an apartment. we had no recollection. you have a picture of that? >> stephen: your paris apartment. >> ina: things worked out ok okay. we started by camping. >> stephen: the book is "be ready when the luck happens." the woman is i in a garden. congratulations on it all coming true. "be ready when the luck happens" is available now. the lady is ina garten, everybody. we'll be right back. have you been injured on

but that the general manager of the ship wreck bar in clearwater, florida, jeffrey. stayed for helene pet evacuated for milton. what happen in helene that led you to the decision to get out this time? >> i wasn't going to go through that again. it was scary. and i just wanted to it -- this i wanted to evacuate, really evacuate. i'm all the way in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >> todd: you weren't messing around this time. before evacuating pennsylvania cleaning up your power nonstop after hurricane going. tell what you did to clean up your bar as we look at pictures on your screen. what you expect to return to following milton? >> it was crazy after the storm. we got the entire clearwater beach community rallied against -- rallied with all of the bars and restaurants and shops clearwater beach to start the cleanup. and amazing how everyone came together to start the cleanup. and we were making a lot of progress. we were getting ready to open up soon. with this next storm coming, we had to halt all of that. and we had to be prepared for this next hurricane. so, that is wh

branwen jeffreys, bbc news.nyahu has told the biden administration that he is willing to opt for a more limited counterstrike aimed at iran, the washington post has reported. it comes amid continued speculation about israel's plans to retaliate against iran for a missile attack at the start of the month. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell is injerusalem for us and has the latest. it's now two weeks since iran fired some 180 ballistic missiles at israel and ever since then the region has been on edge, waiting for israel's threatened retaliation, knowing that there is danger lurking there or full—blown war there of full—blown war between these two countries. this washington post article quotes two officials it says are familiar with this subject, they say that the israeli prime minister has told the biden administration that he is ready to opt for a more limited strike against iran than some had perhaps originally expected, opting to attack its military infrastructure. it had been proposed that israel cou

wind as of this is nobel prize in physics have been announced american john hop field and canadian jeffrey hinton on the recipients of the award for the discoveries and inventions in the field of machine learning. let's listen to into why the noble prize committee a summary of the shows these particular witness. thank you. it's discoveries and inventions formed the building blocks of machine learning that can aid humans in making foster and more reliable decisions. for instance, when diagnosing medical conditions. however, while machine learning has enormous benefits, it's rapids development has also raised concerns about our future. on the now joined by matthew was agent some to w a science method. we just had the committee honoring that with the same time raising concerns. what do they mean? well, i think the thing that they are pointing to in this case is what we've seen talked about quite a bit of the last few years, particularly as we've seen large language models which are a form of artificial intelligence describe and i guess a product of the what these 2 gentlemen have have done ov