. >> this niche was named john hall whose nickname was mom senior because he had heard more confessionsd as a witness by prosecutors, often hicks receiving leniency in exchange for us testimony. >> he just had this knack for, where the da did not have enough evidence. and somehow, miraculously every time that happened, john produced a confession from that person and he would give them convictions. >> tom hall called house we, and his wife answered. and i thought, she is not going to talk to me, right? >> wrong, not only did she talk, she could not have been more blunt. >> i said, i'm calling about john all. >> and she said, yeah he lied in 20 or 30 cases. i said do you think he lied about ogrod and she said yeah. i said how do you know, and she said because i helped him. >> she said he had astonishing to seems down to a science. it didn't bother john at all. >> shortly before ogrod second trial, hallways moved the same cell block. at the time, he was facing a 50 year sentence for assaulting a police officer, days after meeting ogrod, hall asked his wife to find information about barbara

once again, john hall has more from keith, key of just part of a much, much wide, a set of missile attacks across the north, the south, and the west of this country. and the center goes here in the capital key of about an hour and a half or so ago we became aware of the air raid sirens. of course, we got messages, the defense systems were an operation. and then shortly after that, the very order was sort of crum, albeit in the distance, at least 2 explosions. couple of kilometers also to the south of where i'm standing there. confirmed by the mayor of italy clicks go to have been to miss. i'll impact on residential buildings earlier. the russian foreign minister accused ukraine of dragging out any possible resolution to the conflict. speaking of the g 20 summit in bali sag lovegrove alleged ukraine had put forward unrealistic conditions. so p in democratic republic of congo, tens of thousands of people are fleeing the congress village of key bacteria, the eastern city of go math. that trying to escape the conflicts in the region between government and m 235. the global population is now 80

john hall live there in keys. in malaysia, preliminary results are expected in the closely font general election in the coming hours. 3 main line says are battling for power and what's being called the most competitive poles in the country's history. malaysia's been played by political instability with 3 prime ministers in the last 4 years. drawing 3 reports from some had been standing in line and our before polls opened the 6000000 new voters because of automatic voter registration. and because the voting age has been low, what to 18 squeezed by the rising cost of living. many vote to say the economy is one of the main concerns for the future, where they send educators to increase career oppertunity are back to environmentally living will for everyone else for funding coming generation economic, what's important is the economy to get rid of corruption and bribery and voting for my children's future. and of course malaysia don't want to finance the craft is a major issue. the top ranks of one of the main contender

alex beard al jazeera john hall is in keith whitmore. it really is down to poland at this point to decide what sort of action it may wish to initiate. they've been engaged. the government is an emergency security council meeting for a couple of hours now. the president has spoken to president biden consulted also with other nato allies, and perhaps a clue of what is to come comes via the reuters news agency. quoting to european ambassadors: unnamed saying that nato ambassadors adieu to meet on wednesday at the request of poland on the basis. we're going to take you to some breaking news now former us president donald trump speaking his announcement, west palm beach, florida. your family. a want to thank you all for being here. tonight is very special occasion at a very special place. you and all of those watching are the heart and soul of this incredible movement and the greatest country in the history of the world. oh, there's never been anything like it whose great movement of ours never been anything like it and perhaps there will nev

john hall reports. alina banana is a 26 year old ukrainian border guard and dog trainer she was among hundreds of soldiers, police and border guards, who survived the sea to marian pole in the warren of tunnels and funk was deep beneath the as of style steelworks. they were the southern port city, not best to defend out of the lobby. they fired from the launch rockets, the c tanks of the russian infantry arrived in a final act of defiance before their surrender. in may, alina here on the left, joined others in stinging the national anthem. they were taken to underneath a grim detention center near the russian occupied eastern city of donnette sk despite russian denials. others have claimed torture was commonplace. here alina struggles to find the words from shaw quadrant, then found for the yacht feel every day in the felt like a week. it was a close. remember 6 people and we had 28. i'm in the job, they did a lot different things to us. they would exactly like a logical pressure where it was and they did other things. i kind of described the legs. and then at the end of july, there w

you know, we look at the situation with seeing john hall call some of these other issues. i think the german view has been that these are not domestic issues. and clearly china does view the less domestic issues. but again, i think these can be narrow lane and be compartmentalized. i think what's more important to point out here is that within this situation the germany is facing and i completely agree with the previous comments made. and that this will certainly have implications for the year as well in its relations with china. but the germany and other countries in europe are really discovering the ruinous cost of wedding themselves to a us dogmatic view of a destructive competition with china. and arguably, the same with russia as well. we go to this idea of indivisible security which russia has talked about. and it's also a cornerstone of china's global security initiative. that these are really legacy issues of the existing security order that needs to be updated. and we may see are some dramatic changes. i would say that a lot of the chatter about this mistake, whic

john hall has one from keith. this was the moment a relatively come morning in the city of denise broke. the turned into a rude reminder of the horrors of war. the government set energy infrastructure, including gas storage facilities, were once again struck, but as ever civilians in residential districts in denise pro and odessa became collateral damage over with you. and i guess, no matter what all of this, julie thank go to was saved us. we were left with no windows, no glass left intact. there is a huge mess in the apartment was very bad. they were overnight attacks to this, the aftermath of missile strikes in the south central city of zapper, easier were local officials said there were several dead it is the 2nd time the city has been hit. there is nothing else left to do. how we are surviving here, living our life, those days attack. so the efficient use of ukrainian air defense systems. this video shows the interception of at least one incoming missile in the key region. in all ukraine's military command sa

john hall went along to find out more. aaliyah is in for her 7 months scan. the baby she carries is healthy, but it's not hers said to me to show. so i've decided to do this for a 2nd time. we are living through hard time, no income, no jobs, nothing. this time it's more about owning a living. if i can, why not? even in wartime, keeps state of the art biotech clinic produces 5 babies a day for a surrogacy fee of up to $70000.00. the women take home around a 3rd of that. when war broke out in february, it seemed the capital might be captured by the russian army within days clinic, director, ego puts in, aga led a hurried evacuation, except that that really was no safer place for 30 babies to stay. and with more being born, every day, the doctor moved into the clinic with them where he's remained full time ever since . was there ever a moment when you feared for the lives of the women and the babies in your care here? as often, always, always, there was in the moment when i didn't, he shows us around cryogenic storage tanks maintain healthy sperm and embryos at

and the country's history, john hall reports ah, on keeps my den square. many lines in ukraine's recent history intersect. today, they honor a fallen fighter killed on the front line in the east. ross's invasion is only the latest milestone on ukraine's journey to try and escape its neighbors. influence this square has seen tears of joy and tears of. busy anguish from the orange revolution against russian influence in 2004 and 5 to the demonstrations that began here exactly 9 years ago against the pro ration government's decision then to turn its back on the european union. in this recent past, 2 brothers have played significant parts of canisters born mustafah and massey, ny m, one, a lawyer and soldier who lost his eye fighting in june. this year, the other a politician whose facebook post calling people to the my down in november 2013 was the catalyst for much of what has happened since. so our generation that moment said no, if you compare what happened that days and you compare what's going on now in the same emotions is the same intention. and the ma

john hall isn't keith with more? it really is down to poland at this point to decide what sort of action it may wish to initiate. they've been engaged the government in an emergency security council meeting for a couple of hours now. the president has spoken to president biden consulted also with other nato allies, and perhaps a clue of what is to come comes via the reuters news agency. quoting to european ambassadors unnamed saying that nato ambassadors are due to meet on wednesday at the request of poland on the basis of nato's article. for there had been talk that the government was considering triggering article for it appears that may have happened and we may be about to hear that. now, what is article for? well, it is a provision whereby any member of the 30 member lives can, if they feel that their security, territorial integrity or independence is threatened. cole, for a formal meeting of all the nato allies to sit down together and work out a common response. it calls for formal consultations, there is no ob

john hall has his story . alina banana is a 26 year old, ukrainian voter god and dog trainer. she was among hundreds of soldiers, police and border guards who survived the siege of murray pole. in the warren of tunnels and bunkers deep beneath the as of style still works. they were the southern port city not best to defend sab alive. yeah. they fight from the, the launch rockets, the sea tanks, with nature the russian infantry arrived in a final act of defiance before their surrender. in may, alina here on the left, joined others in singing the national anthem. they were taken to underneath a grim detention center near the russian occupied eastern city of donnette sc, despite russian denials, others have claimed torture was commonplace. here alina struggles to find the words from shaw quadrant bang, bang for the field, and every day in the felt like a week, it was a closed room for 6 people, and we had 28. i'm in the shop, they did a lot different things to a they would exactly like a logical pressure. whereas and they did other things. i kind of describe them. and then at the

john hall has moved from keith. it's a huge moment to the ukrainians for the ukranian president floated misled sky, of course, essentially, winning back the only regional capital that russia had been able to secure during the course of its invasion here. going back to february, it puts ukraine very much back on the front foot in regaining that strategic, strangle hold. down on the south there potentially able to interrupt russia's land, bridge between crimea and the mainland potentially even able to menace occupied crime in itself. meanwhile, satellite images are showing damage to a major diamond, harrison city of the russian forces withdrew the satellite. company macs are says northern parts and flu skates of the nova golf down have been deliberately destroyed. russia and ukraine of accused each other of planning to blow out, which could devastate harrison. the images also show significant damage to several bridges that spanned the new pro river or fighting is could flat up in the east and democratic republic of co

russia's invasion with the war and ukraine has had a dramatic impact on millions of people. yet as john hall discovered a surrogacy clinic in the capital cave has continued operating throughout. the facility has been uniting babies born and a was own with parents from all over the world. allah is in for her 7 months scam. the baby she carries is healthy home, but it's not hers as the jewish nathan could listen. you do this not only for yourself, but also for the to bring happiness. this is why we were created, and there are many other ukrainian women eager to become surrogate mothers for parents in waiting for all over the world that made a shallow. so i've decided to do this for a 2nd time though. we are living through hard times, no income, no job is nothing just time. it's more about owning a living. if i can, why not? even in wartime, keeps state of the art biotech clinic produces 5 babies a day for a surrogacy fee of up to $70000.00. the women take home around a 3rd of that. when war broke out in february, it seemed the capital might be captured by the russian army. within days clinic d

john hall reports not from keith. this missiles trajectory had the potential to affect the course of the conflict as a whole. the war in ukraine seeming to spill over onto neighboring territory polish territory, nato territory. i ran over to the window because it was pretty close to 100 meters. i saw this monstrous black cloud and a streak of terrible smoke. on the other side of the world in barley leaders of the g 7 and nato nations convened an emergency meeting a missile attack on one nato country could trigger a collective response from the whole alliance. but afterwards, the u. s. president remained cautious. i found likely in the minds of a trajectory at it was fired from russia. but we will see the photos of the missiles debris in poland suggest it was part of an es, 300 air defense system. soviet made and used by both russian and ukrainian forces. poland now says the missile was in fact fired by ukrainian air defense, owns president and j due to describing what he called an unfortunate accident or so i would sa

after a tax on ukraine's energy facilities as go live to algae, here is john hall was in key for his donor that thought with what's been happening in keep where you are 1st. well i briefly and keep and keep just part of a much, much wider set of missile attacks across the north, the south and the west of this country. and the center goes here in the capital key of about an hour and a half or so ago. we became aware of the air raid sirens, of course we got messages, the defense systems were an operation. and then shortly after that they ordered all sort of crum, albeit in the distance, at least 2 explosions. a couple of kilometers also to the south where i'm standing there confirmed by the mayor of italy. please go to have been to miss, i'll impacts on residential buildings. you might be looking at those pictures. now, at least one of them is sort of 4 or 5 story residential building. clearly on fire, emergency crews have been in operation that no word on casualties. the area of those attacks is the chesapeake district. a large residential and administrative district on the edge of th

live to john hall, who is in ukraine capital for his john journal. what's been the effects of these attacks? what, what have you seen in keeping particular while a short while after president lensky spoke, as he said, their 20 miss sounds were still in the air. there was another cramp of defensive fire going up from keys, and another beside was intercepted. it didn't reach its target, and in all we understand some 90 to 100 missiles were fired and what was already very significant wave of strikes launched by russia at targets all across this country. 10 regions up to 12 cities targeted at the administration says 70 of those missiles were shot down, but 15 was successful and tended, as he said, the president that to strike, to strike an energy infrastructure. so that during the course of the sort of our, our and a half afterwards, city official off to city official across across the country was reporting not just explosions but power outages is. the national grid had to grapple with a sudden shock to the system. not just the sort of rolling and predic

john hall has this report from a capital key. if this was the moment a relatively come morning in the city of denise broke, turned into a rude reminder of the horrors of war. the government said energy infrastructure including gas storage facilities, were once again struck. but as ever civilians in residential districts in denise pro and odessa became collateral damage with you. and i gather that no man that i had a father's jewelry. thank god to woo, saved us. we were left with no windows, no glass left intact. there is a huge mess in the apartment. what barry basil and there were overnight attacks to this the aftermath of missile strikes in the south central city of zor, parisha, where local official said there were several dead for us. it is the 2nd time the city has been hit. there is nothing else left to do, but this was how he a surviving here, living our lives. so we're close days attack saw the efficient use of ukrainian air defense systems. this video shows the interception of at least one incoming missile in the keep re

john hall has a story. alina panini is a 26 year old ukrainian border guard and dog trainer she was among hundreds of soldiers, police, and border guards, who survived the c. 2. murray pole in the warren of tunnels and funk was deep beneath the as of style steelworks. they were the southern port city, large back to the defense of the lobby. they fired from the they launch rockets, the sea and tanks, nation. the russian infantry arrived in a final act of defiance before their surrender. in may, alina here on the left, joined others in singing the national anthem. they were taken to underneath a grim detention center near the russian, occupied eastern city of dun, at sc, despite russian denials. others have claimed torture was commonplace. here alina struggles to find the words from shaw quadrant bang for the field, and every day in the felt like a week, it was a close. remember 6 people and we had 28. my mom and the child, they did a lot of different things to us. they would exactly like a logical pressure, whereas and they did other things i kind of described alexis. then at the end of ju

russia's invasion for the war and ukraine has had a dramatic impact on millions of people. yet, as john hall discovered a surrogacy clinic in the capital, keith has continued operating throughout. the facility has been uniting babies born in a war zone with parents from all over the world. aaliyah is in for her 7 months scam . the baby she carries is healthy but it's not hers. is to jewish. nathan goodness, to do this, not only for yourself, but also for the to bring happiness. this is why we were created and there are many other ukrainian women eager to become surrogate mothers for parents in waiting for all over the world better later. sure. so i've decided to do this for a 2nd time though. we are living through hard times, no income, no job is nothing just time, it's more about earning a living. if i can, why not? even in wartime, keeps state of the art biotech clinic produce his 5 babies a day for a surrogacy fee of up to $70000.00. the women take home around a 3rd of that. when war broke out in february, it seemed the capital might be captured by the russian army within days clinic dire

the protest sent the city square was seen as a drastic turning point, and the country's history, john hall reports ah, on keeps my de and square many lines in ukraine's recent history intersect. today they honor a fallen fighter killed on the front line in the east. ross's invasion is only the latest milestone on ukraine's journey to try and escape its neighbors. influence this square has seen tears of joy and tears of anguish from the orange revolution, against russian influence in 2004 and 5 to the demonstrations that began here. exactly. 9 years ago, against the pro ration government's decision then to turn its back on the european union. in this recent past, 2 brothers have played significant parts of canisters born mustafah and massey, and i am one a lawyer and soldier who lost his eye fighting in june this year, the other, a politician whose facebook post calling people to the my down in november 2013 was the catalyst for much of what has happened since. so our generation that moment said no, if you compare what happened that days and you compare what's going on now, in the same emot

the team did release a statement saying john was a hall of fame person who built genuine and sincere relationships with front office, staff coaches and players, john's commitment and contributions to the forty-niners created the standard and tradition we strive to carry on today. our thoughts and prayers are with the mcveigh family. coming up, how stanford officials are reacting after finding out that a man pretending to be a student was on campus for nearly a year. >> and several adjustments may be coming to president biden's student debt forgiveness program who may be able to qualify under the proposed changes. >> so we are weeks away from the midterm election. our capital correspondent will take a look at early voter turnout. [ sneezing ] are you okay? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. coricidin is the #1 doctor recommended cold and flu brand. specially designed for people with high blood pressure. be there for life's best moments. trust coricidin. local election headquarters and today marks exactly one week until election day. but do

john hall reports alina . paulina is a 26 year old ukraine in border guard and dog trainer. she was among hundreds of soldiers, police, and border guards who survived the sea to marian pole in the warren of tunnels and funk. cuz deep beneath the as of style steelworks, they were the southern port city last best to defend out of the lobby. they fired from the launch rockets, the sea and tanks to the russian infantry, arrived in a final act of defiance before their surrender. in may alina here on the left, joined others in singing the national anthem. they were taken to underneath a grim detention center near the russian occupied eastern city of dun ask, despite russian denials, others have claimed torture was commonplace. here alina struggles to find the words . shaw quadrant then found for the field once every day in the felt like a week. it was a closed room and the 6 people and we had $28.00. i'm in the shop. they did a lot of different things to us that would exert like a logical pressure where it was. and they did other things. i kind of described lexus. then at the end

. >> john: the town hall will be moderated by bret baier and martha maccallum. >> sandra: alexandra hoff is live out west. >> john: and alicia, where do the stand on the border? >> mark kelly just walked up behind us for the meet and greet you were talking about here on the campus of arizona state university. we are going to be asking him about the border issue and he is in a close race that just keeps getting tighter against republican blake masters. kelly has been critical of the biden administration. he points to his own efforts to bring money here to increase the technology and a number of agents at the border. as for masters, he's promising to finish trump's wall at the yuma sector and accuses kelly of only recently caring about the fentanyl crisis because the race is so close. arizona shares 370 miles of border with mexico. between october last year and this past september, land border encounters between yuma and tucson sectors over half a million. and lake slammed hobbs after they said she was going to support doug ducey's strike force. here is lake and then hobbs when we caught u

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mcvay draft room in his honor back in 2016, the team released a statement reading in part, quote, john was a hallson who built genuine and sincere relationships with front office, staff, coaches and players, john's commitment and contributions to the forty-niners created the standard and tradition we strive to carry on today. our thoughts and prayers. our with that makes a family. it's time now to check in with newsnation to see what they're working on for tonight. >> follow the money. why betting markets might be better at predicting elections than the polls. plus, no good deed goes unpunished. how the u.s. military has inadvertently helped the russians. that's on balance tonight. now here's a look at what about. thanks, leland. coming up tonight on the show, former governor mark sanford is with us tonight about the future of the gop and the threat of violence directed at our politicians. plus, hear from herschel walker's latest accuser we have when she revealed her pregnancy to him. coming up tonight on the show. >> you can find newsnation on the channels listed here on your screen. we also hav

john's legacy of dedication rightfully earn him a spot in the florida veterans hall of fame. on behalf of the florida's fourth congressional district, i want to thank commander lesley for his devotion to our nation. it mr. speaker, i rise today to remember st. john's county commissioner paul waldren. he was a lifelong resident of st. john's county and vibrant member of the community. throughout his young life, paul worked and operated his family small business. before become ago respected real estate professional. ball applied his experience run ago -- paul applied his experience run ago small business to his role as commissioner to his efforts to support and expand recreation and tourism development and strengthen our economy. throughout his six years as commissioner, paul also became a powerful advocate for residents in st. john's county and continue to volunteer in a variety of capacities throughout the community. his recent loss is a devastating blow to our community. he will be remembered as as a strong leader, faithful husband, loving father, and beloved neighbor and fri

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. >> sandra: team coverage begins now, mark meredith ahead of the town hall in columbus. >> john: mike, interesting moves in the rankings. >> no doubt, john. buckle up, interesting shifts in the power rankings. in the house of representatives, and hayes moves from lean democrat to toss-up. north carolina 13, former college football player heinz is taking on nickel, that has shifted from toss-up to lean republican. in kansas 3, davis in a rematch against republican amanda atkins, a toss-up, now it's lean d. as we look at the shifts, both parties are making gains in unexpected places. democrats seeing a move in their favorite in alaska's at large district and kansas 3, historically red conservative places and then republicans showing shifts in their favor, suburban new york and california districts, and also in connecticut, oregon and washington state. now let's take a look at the big house table. in the middle in gold, 26 toss-up races that will have a big impact on the final outcome. our power ranking forecast of 236 republican seats, assumes each party wins half the toss-up districts.

john: even when you say good-bye to brian, he's always around. >> sandra: see you on the five. >> i'll be on the five. you can say good-bye in the hallsnd john roberts, see you at the christmas party. >> john: i'll see you on the radio at 906. >> john: sounding the alarm over the china spying operations. dozens of intelligence sites on american soil. >> sandra: president biden weighing a second term. could the growing concerns over his age cause democrats to maybe look for another option for 2024. our pollster panel is here to break that down for us, and the big decision that may be coming. ♪ ♪ luxury exemplified. innovation electrified. with apple music seamlessly integrated. the all-new, all-electric eqs suv from mercedes-benz. moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning,... as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. hormone therapy works outside the cell... ...while verzenio

john adalon. so, fox had a town hall with tim ryan and jd vance. not together. one went first, another went second. it was interesting. and particularly, they said very different things. the audience seemed to like both answers. >> jd vance wants a national abortion ban. and he wouldn't be happy with these people going to illinois. he wants them to get a passport and go to canada. >> after 15 weeks. >> after 15 weeks. >> so what is your number? you said you don't want it after? >> i think we go back to roe v. wade. it was in the third term. in the third term of roe v. wade, you could only do it if there was some kind of medical emergency. we don't want jd vance and ted cruz and these guys in the doctor's office. >> he said you want to ban abortion in ohio and across the country. is that true? >> look, i'm pro life. i am pro life. now, there is a federal piece of legislation moving through the senate right now. here is what it does. it sets a minimum national standard and i think that is a good idea. we should not be aborting babies who can feel pain, who are ful

she voiced her support, however, for democratic candidate john fetterman at a virtual town hall. she has stayed mostly silent on this tight race. but now with just a few days left, she voiced her support for fetterman and other democrats, including beto o'rourke in texas and stacey abrams in georgia. >> it's 8.22. and after the break, brittney griner meet with u.s. embassy officials in russia. we'll have the details coming up. >> 25 the time and u.s. officials have met now with detained basketball star brittney griner in russia. the white house says she's doing well as well as can be expected. this is the first time officials in the embassy in moscow have been able to visit her since early august. riders, you may know was detained back in february and sentenced to 9 years in prison on drug smuggling charges. they found her with a pen with cannabis oil in it at the airport. they denied her appeal. and during the hearing, griner, apologize for bringing that small amount of cabaniss cannabis into russia. that's where she and a lot of athletes play during the basketball offseason to

john. the bitcoin farms here are owned by 2 separate companies. us bitcoin and block fusion city hall cast, a statue dictating that mining bitcoin farms must shut down until they can reduce their noise levels. block fusion complied, but the u. s. bitcoin, mine is still up and running, niagara falls, mayor roberts stay know, is preparing to take additional legal action. and so right now, you know, we're working with our attorneys as well as with our residents, and to make sure that we have our documents in place. so that if they continue to refuse to comply with our order to, to stop and we'll have to be in court until that happens. residents hope their protests will be heard. just before we go, hundreds of drones lit up new york city skyline as a massive mo bile video game, candy crush, celebrated its 10th anniversary on thursday. thanks. as take a look, a 10 minute display of 500 light equipped, choreographed drones took over new york city skies as part of a new marketing at that ton to the sky, into the largest planet, largest screen on the planet. i should say. however, the drone show st

. >> john's going to be at your reunion hall tonight. >> absolutely. >> for the final event. >> absolutely. >> how much does that mean to you? >> that means the world. so like my family, we'll all be down there to help get john fetterman into the u.s. senate and i couldn't be more proud. >> philip who you just heard from is walking over there, and walking on doors there, go do your work, philip, he is a carpenter, labor is incredibly important for him, and that has been a huge part of fetterman's movement. look, about 70%, according to our latest msnbc poll, 70% of voters made up their mind about which way they were going to go before labor day. that means the last couple of months, all of the money spent has really been about that last third of voters, and now, it's coming down to actually getting folks out and what i'm hearing on the ground here, it is the economy, it is crime, and it is abortion rights, and threats to democracy, all of those issues, depending who you talk to, important in nonvoters minds right now, and it is a matter of which ones win out. >> how do you prioritize it al

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john. the big coin farms here are owned by 2 separate companies. us bitcoin and block fusion city hall passed a statute dictating that mining bitcoin farms must shut down until they can reduce their noise levels. block fusion complied, but the u. s. bitcoin, mine is still up and running, niagara falls, mayor roberts stay know is preparing to take additional legal action. and so right now, you know, we are working with our attorneys as well as with our residents to make sure that we have our documents in place. so that if they continue to refuse to comply with our order to, to stop that will have to be in court until that happens. residents hope their protests will be heard. let's take a look at some of the other global business stories making than is thousands of protests as have gathered in madrid. plaza, my, your square to demand higher pay is prices rise. spain's onion inflation rates low to 7.3 percent in october. after searching of a 10 percent in the summer, the main business association has ruled out pay hikes in line with inflation, but says it's open to more moderate increases but it

let's bring in cnn political analyst john avlon and -- are back with us. fox had a town hallm ryan and j.d. vance, not together but sort of one went first and then another one second, and days -- it was interesting. particularly it was interesting on abortion because they said very different things and the audience seemed to like both answers. so let's listen to that moment. >> j.d. vance wants a national abortion ban, and he wouldn't be happy with these people going illinois, he wants them to have to get a passport and go to canada. he called rape inconvenient. this is after 15 weeks, is it when you talked about. so what's your number? when you say don't want to, i think we go back to roe v. wade. roe v. wade was in the third term. [applause] in the third term of roe v. wade, you could only do it if there is some kind of medical emergency. we don't want j.d. vance and ted cruz and all these guys in the doctor's office. >> he said you want to ban abortion in ohio and across this country, is that true? >> look, i'm pro-life. i am pro-life. now, there is a federal piece of legi

it is a wrap from the hallowed halls care. john: great work.om: manus cranny, that voice is experiencing -- shakespearean. it is great. john: what you like to talk about the content of the conversation? tom: i have never heard this and i want to hear from curry, morris and others. i want to hear from adults about what i am hearing, which is politicians talking price. of oil -- price. of oil --price theory of oil. john: the difference between rhetoric and policy, if you will sit there and say it is a limit, what is the level or limit or percentage that you think it is right to distribute the capital returns back to shareholders and what is wrong and that is the difference between rhetoric and real policy. futures is positive. this is bloomberg. john: this market running away to the upside of the s&p 500 up nine tensile 1% and adding to the gains through october. the s&p up eight percent. best month on the year and the nasdaq up by one point 2% and the underperformance of the nasdaq 100 clear. it to, tens and 30 shaping up and yields heading sout

told neighbors stories the people he friendsed at city hall and the neighborhood. and earlier this month, john attended a public safety meeting of knob hill i attended with captain farm and city staff and everybodimented their picture taken with him and had our public works supervisor laughing as he told her stories growing up at the turn of the century. everybody marveled how sharp he was at the age of 101. i want to say that this neighborhood is so great because of people like john and ms. daze and he gar and he others who look out for their neighbors and i'm going to miss him and my heart goes out to ms. daze and he his community. colleagues you may have read in the chronicle date book of the passing of 74 tony bravo a legendary local artist, wonderful individual and friend. gotten allace mo-mo. i did not realize until after his passing his name was richard anderson. lived at the china town community development center on grant avenue and was a part of the north beach artist scene. he was born in new jersey to richard anderson and margaret oshg brian. attended boston university and move to

the nfl bestowed the highest honor upon guy with his former coach, the late john madden, presenting him into the pro football hallundefeated eagles in houston thursday night match up with the best team versus the worst team. the texans fourth quarter. 21 17 eagles. jalen hurts four yard touchdown pass to dallas got her reflects from goddard. reflects from that guy. fly eagles fly. philly stays perfect at eight. no 29 17 win over the 16 and one texans and the sharks just came up short against the florida panthers. we will have those highlights for you coming up at 11. just a bit, jason. thank you. next at 11. it's really hard to tell what elon musk is thinking and to be fair. that has always been kind of the way he likes to run things. mass layoffs at twitter looming tonight as employees wait for an email that could determine their future with the company. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. ceo elon musk has only been at the helm of twitter one week and tonight. a major round of layoffs appears imminent. hello again, everyone . i'm julie julie haener mike mibach, according to the washington post. peo

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there, demonstrates is blocked streets in the regional capital in march towards city hall, as you can see, a sion john has been under lockdown now for more than a 100 days. tim had to go from widowhood. well your me will be up. i think it is unnecessary to do the cobra test this morning. i did the cobra test yesterday, so today is my 1st day after the test. there's no restriction for me to go anywhere . i have my own views. i generally comply with the government regulations, but i think these are obviously unreasonable requirements. and when it does not affect my travel, i do not listen to them. oh, i definitely hope it will get more and more humane. right. the government will think for the sake of to people on the ground and be more scientific. and patrick falk has worn out from hong kong. we have been seeing some extraordinary video all week really coming out of china, highlighting the growing frustrations among people over this 0 curve. it chaos and what's happening and to, and jang right now was just really an extreme instance of that. so the videos are showing hundreds of people out on the street