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the kansas 9-1-1 call had popped up during the search of -- cell phone records.d the fbi was trying to create a timeline for tim dean and a murder investigation. >> i thought, wow, okay, i don't know what i have to offer for this but here's everything i've got. to try to help. >> so now, deputy nikole at cline county's sheriff's department in kansas found himself called into a growing multi state multi agency investigation. they want to hear everything. >> he is asking me if i worked -- who was there, and where was he going. >> without of state investigators eager to hear more of the deputies cited to backtrack and try to figure out where dean had gone after the accident. the deputy visited the garage where the car had been taught. he, again, turn his body come on to report. >> thanks for coming your day off. we appreciate it. >> the garage mechanics remember hoping a tote bag full of ammo. >> the bag, when i opened up, it was a magazine for the memo. and -- >> big magazine or little magazine? >> big. once i ar style like miniature rifle. >> also into his car, wa

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very good news, if you are a kansas city fan and taylor swift i a kansas city fan and taylor swift fan when they lost alex greenwood to injury. she was treated on the pitch more than ten minutes, but was conscious when taken. england responded through lucy bronze and took the lead, fran kirby on the scoresheet on her first start for the lionesses in more than a year. but belgium levelled just before half—time and despite england's dominus, belgium had the final blow, georgia stanway and bull and the captain scored the winner in the 85th minute. england now sit third in the group with their opponents leapfrogging them into second. scott and remain rooted to the bottom of that table, they are now a point from four games after losing 1—0 at home to the netherlands. the barcelona forward the match winner. netherlands top the group. northern ireland e1— netherlands top the group. northern ireland ei— one with hungary. danielle maxwell scored a late equaliser, the draw keeps alive their hopes of finishing second in their hopes of finishing second in the group, they now sit one point behind h

know of these are the people who were apprehended does not conclude those who got away joining me kansas senator roger marshall introed a resolution declaring invasion at the southern border thanks for being here. you bet, maria good to see you i innovate white house press secretary to border you think interview her let's show her what border looks like a sad day in america chinese communist party is more concerned about the southern border, paying more attention than the president is even a sad dare the people of kansas more worried about this open southern widespread than the white house is. maria: extraordinary, actually the fact she comes out just basically you know -- mis -- miscommunicates to our faces frankly to say this border is closed i don't know what you all can do about it but at this point, we're talking about a spending fight house republicans did have, plans to have a policy change, but it failed. >> yeah. we had a magic moment kevin mccarthy presented legs decrease by 8% improvements in southern border my number one priority through next 45 days, to try to figure out a w

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joining us now is democratic congresswoman sharice davids of kansas. thank you for joining us under these very unfortunate circumstances. you represent a red state where many people do own guns. i'm just sort of curious in moments like this when you go back to your constituents and talk to them about situations like you witnessed in maine, what do you hear from them and tell them? >> i -- first of all, this is such a heart breaking situation. and unfortunately, it is too common to have the type of trauma that the folks in maine are living through right now. it's -- it is something that absolutely the folks back home in kansas bring up quite often. in fact, when i launched my campaign to run for this seat in -- in 2018, it was the day after the tragedy in parkland. and i have -- i've heard from young people. i've heard from grandparents. i've heard from folks who are scared to drop their kids off at school every day or scared to go to the mall. and i think you're absolutely right that people are fed up. i think that the poll that you showed actually is

a camp funston, kansas.nd it's a legacy that continues right here in kansas city today with the winning of super bowl 57. just a few weeks ago. as well as the nfl draft, it's coming up in just a couple of weeks. i thank you for letting me share that story with you tonight. friends of yours. join us online now is the time to place your questions into that youtube live chat. if you are here in the auditorium, you'll notice that there are microphones on either side of the auditorium stairs. and we would welcome your question or a museum educator or a will be able to comment to you with a microphone so that you can be heard. first question from chris is actually just following up. you mentioned at the get go that there was a story, a president. could you expand on that? yes. so dwight eisenhower is the president in question. and i think his football story at west point is pretty well known. there have literally been books written about dwight eisenhower playing against jim thorpe, the real all-american. this, yo

this is won't. kansas city looks like now. it's buildings flattened. it's streets blocked with rubble. gowns that has been on the end is ready, sage for 16 years. and now fuel and water supplies are entirely cons off. traveling even a short distance is extremely difficult. hospitals overwhelmed with more than 6000 wounded people needing treatment, medical stuff say, attempting to relocate them is i'm think about the time the families had been killed in the last 7 days. the people have gone to a morning the dates the combined populations of north guns in kansas city have been told the only safety is south of the why the cancer. but those regions are just as heavily populated and also subject to as well as bombing campaign. in rough of the southern border to egypt as close juice of those attacks, even if it was open, it would remain closed palestinians from cancer. and across the board of israel has been amassing autonomy since a most find has launched an attack on south israel. on saturday, by the 1500 is riley's, were killed, a mouse took over 120 capt

. >>> taylor swift may not be cheer captain but that didn't stop her cheering on the nfl's kansas city chiefs sunday. the superstar, rumored to be dating tight end travis kelce, attended the away game against the new york jets. ahead of the name nbc used one of swift's songs in a promotion video. ♪ ♪ welcome to new york it's been waiting for you ♪ ♪ welcome to new york welcome to new york ♪ >> swift first stole the spotlight at a kansas city chiefs game a week ago and just the anticipation of her appearance at sunday's game surged interest in tickets and jerseys. taylor swift mania has become a moment for the nfl. cnn's polo sandoval explains how much of an impact she's had after just two games. >> reporter: there's certainly no resisting this taylor swift effect. not that you want to if you're the national football league in the united states. they have seen sales significantly increase since last week's taylor swift appearance at the last game of the kansas city chiefs. for example, the jerseys bearing the name of travis kelce up about 400% in terms of sales. there's also the ticket

a camp funston, kansas.nd it's a legacy that continues right here in kansas city today with the winning of super bowl 57. just a few weeks ago. as well as the nfl draft, it's coming up in just a couple of weeks. i thank you for letting me share that story with you tonight. friends of yours. join us online now is the time to place your questions into that youtube live chat. if you are here in the auditorium, you'll notice that there are microphones on either side of the auditorium stairs. and we would welcome your question or a museum educator or a will be able to comment to you with a microphone so that you can be heard. first question from chris is actually just following up. you mentioned at the get go that there was a story, a president. could you expand on that? yes. so dwight eisenhower is the president in question. and i think his football story at west point is pretty well known. there have literally been books written about dwight eisenhower playing against jim thorpe, the real all-american. this, yo

kansas voted last year to confirm abortion protections in the state constitution. >>> and get ready to feel the kenergy. mattel is releasing a new ken doll based on the version played by ryan gosling in the hit movie "barbie." >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >>> it's tuesday, october 31st, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> moving deeper into gaza. israeli forces expanding attacks on hamas targets, freeing one soldier. >>> hate on campus. the troubling threats, jewish student fears, and how the white house is responding. >>> and warning signs missed. new information about the maine mass shooter, his deteriorating mental health, and what his own family told authorities months before the massacre. captioning funded by cbs family told authorities m s be ever the massacre. >>> well, >>> well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. israeli ground troops are pushing deeper into gaza as prime minister netanyahu rejects calls for a cease-fire. israel says it freed a female soldier who h

a camp funston, kansas.nd it's a legacy that continues right here in kansas city today with the winning of super bowl 57. just a few weeks ago. as well as the nfl draft, it's coming up in just a couple of weeks. i thank you for letting me share that story with you tonight. friends of yours. join us online now is the time to place your questions into that youtube live chat. if you are here in the auditorium, you'll notice that there are microphones on either side of the auditorium stairs. and we would welcome your question or a museum educator or a will be able to comment to you with a microphone so that you can be heard. first question from chris is actually just following up. you mentioned at the get go that there was a story, a president. could you expand on that? yes. so dwight eisenhower is the president in question. and i think his football story at west point is pretty well known. there have literally been books written about dwight eisenhower playing against jim thorpe, the real all-american. this, yo

thanks but as we've heard is rarely times have pushed into the outskirts of kansas city. as these really military expands its ground operations vs clashes being reported in northern garza and israel says it has killed thousands mohammed suffices. united nations is wanting that israel's, as strikes, could also hate hospitals with thousands of palestinians. a currently show 3. the how boss run health authority says more than 8000 people have been killed sofa video proposing to show the moments after. and it's raining rocket attack. me out goods, hospital and central gaza. the palestinian read prison seats is riley bombardment coming even closer to the hospital. the humanitarian group estimates 14000 people, a sheltering here. in addition to the patients, they are refusing is rails, ordered to evacuate. we don't have the means to evacuated outputs hospital. we have over 400 patients who are inside the hospital. many of them are in the intensive care unit evacuating them means kennings. and that's why we use the evacuation or the recall on the international community to inter

. >>> a kansas judge has put a hold on a series of abortion restrictions in the state. place until a lawsuit from abortion providers wraps up next year. kansas voted last year to confirm abortion protections in the state constitution. >>> and get ready to feel the kenner ji. mattel is releasing a new ken doll based on the version played by ryan gosling in the hit movie "barbie." >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight the war between israel and hamas is escalating with israeli troops, tanks, and helicopters pushing deeper into gaza. prime minister benjamin netanyahu tonight saying it is time for war and that there will be no cease-fire because doing so would be like surrendering to hamas. israel's military has reached gaza city, and there are reports that they've cut off a key road that connects the territory. the military says a female soldier who has been held hostage since the october 7th attack was freed and is doing well. the near con

uh, we heard a little bit about your journey from kansas city to con eunice. can you just explain exactly where you on now and uh give us a few more details about what it took to get to um, from the north of guys down to the south where you uh yes so well it is actually a very difficult decision to make so actually take my family and my kids dipping and find other people who would make the journey under the guards and a go all the way to con you to its rob. got the city which is a long drive. now we did take this decision because we did not want to risk canyons of the city after all, the warnings and all the crest of what is going to be happening in the city and the north. if you do not evacuate, it took, it's actually a couple of hours to find or an end to check. some of the other people who had already taken the journey much are the typical trees. so to go to, to, to pay in order to get here. see me and not go to the good wide meant or the 3 that are the story we did come here to con you in a spot the boardman hasn't yet. tom and tom, i want to tell you that

time is pushed into the outskirts of kansas city as the minutes where it says it has killed thousands more, almost a month times more than 8000 per cent of an open to the gulf is welcome to the program. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said he's doing everything to possible to bring home hostages, being helped by the minutes into a mouse group. pressure is growing on the government to secure the release of nearly $240.00 captives. the german is rarely national shawnee luke has been confirmed dead by israel's foreign ministry. she was among those kidnapped out to a music festival on october 7th. when i'm off minutes and stormed into is riley territory. see israel defense forces now say that during a ground operation, they have released one women hostage taken by home. also on the same day, the mothers and group has also published a video claiming to show 3 of the captives. meanwhile, is rarely times have pushed into the outskirts of gaza city. as the military expands its grounds, operations splashes are being reported in northern gauze, and israel says it has killed thous

i palestinians have been told to leave a major hospital in kansas ahead of possible as riley tax is ready for us as carry up more rides across the occupied waste bank. dozens of people are arrested without charge the it's h g n t that is a living i am in gaza and humanitarian aid is finally being delivered into cancer through the roof of crossing with egypt. it's taken 15 days and intends international diplomacy. but now trucks from the red crescent carrying food and medicine are on the move, a mouse is 20 vehicles going in on saturday. it's not clear how many more will be allowed in flight agencies. a vast amounts of i needed to ease the humanitarian catastrophe. created by israel as complete the siege of gaza. 2.3000000 people continue to enjoy heavy bombardment. these ready military has warmed the goods hospital to evacuate, but hundreds of palestinians had been killed in the past 24 hours. the total number is now more than $4200.00. on the as riley side, 1400 has been killed. 200 people remain captive in guns of the to us citizens have now been released by him. us. they were afraid fo

behind it, 50s in the northwest , 90in kansas city, 83 in washington, d.c.massive strike looming in the health care industry. >> also after a three year pause, tens of millions of americans will start paying student loans again. >> what borrowers should know and hear from the nascar pit crew member recovering after he was hit by a spinning truck week on good morning america. >> we are back now with fallout from the controversial police raid on a small kansas newspaper in august. the police chief who ordered the raid on the marion county record has been suspend added. it happened after a local business owner accused the paper of illegally accessing information about her. state police are now investigating. >> the stage is set for what would be the largest health care strike in us history, 75,000. kaiser permanente employees in five states are threatening to walk out on the job on wednesday now that their contract has expired. the coalition of unions representing them said it remains far apart with the company on key issues. the workers are seeking pay raises

are you all the residents of kansas city in north of kansas city? because when you see that we intensified our attacks and we will continue acting like that, only plan on the side move south on the request. many have heated, but even the south is in fee from his drive the strikes the u. n. face over 60 percent of god's us population has been displeased and many of taking refuge in gums like these lacking basic facilities. the civilians feast bites, bit shortages of clean water, fuel medicines and food. in the southern city of con units, people have to wait for hours to buy that sign. and while i'm somebody who's being here at the bakery store, since my only god knows that suffering. now, if the situation continues the same way for 2 or 3 more days, you may, will be a catastrophe in the gulf stream. we have cat itself, children are starving. while we ask old countries and nations to look at us with some humanity, you're just getting basic supplies. have finally reached a concept from egypt. but the 8 fonts far short of what is needed early boost was

the move at kansas el cheapo hospital is moving, slowing. work is dec corpses in the parking. lots outside bodies are coming in faster than relatives, can claim them. and the hospital has run out of space for the remains. israel's booming campaign on the territory of 2300000 has leveled entire neighborhoods, killing more than 2000 palestinians and wounding many more. some of the injured being treated in hospital car doors. many of them are children, a shortage of beds, medical supplies and power outages have left hospitals in the north, struggling to cope of the world. health organization says flossing, the critically able to move south amounts to a death sentence. it also says the evacuation order has left exhausted, health work is facing a choice between to bends and in patients or staying behind and putting their own lives at risk. israel's evacuation order means the clinic became a shelter for more than 35000 refugees. many have setup makes shift tents in the front of the building using carpets, cousins, and whatever. they could salvage from their homes, about the level sa

and now we're starting to see it the suggested route that they were trying to surround kansas city via the, the areas that the, the troops have entered. so the 2nd phase may look like an ongoing but, but low. and if you will, ground invasion as opposed to the perhaps expected sending in 300000 troops as maybe we want people monolingual hearing from older rhetoric that was being said. but the day of course, we know the israel is balancing a trying to meet it's true military objectives want to completely dismantle the muscles are nice. ation as haven't any military capabilities, but at the same time having 200 is ready. hostages still on the goals and on and trying to, to make, to balance that out. so this approach, the sort of slow a ground invasion seems to be the approach that's happening at the moment. in the 2nd phase, you find the picture of what the is ready for us as a doing in that area. and we can, here is the, we know the how much was distance the is riley forces are getting from a mosse at this point. it's really hard to say at this stage, information is trickling out, but it

this is the w news live from berlin, health officials in the kansas trip say hundreds of people have been killed in an explosion at a hospital in gaza. the militant group comma says and is rainy air strike cause the glass is brand new authorities however, deny any involvement saying the hospital was hit by a rocket, misfired by palestinian militants, will bring you the latest. meanwhile in the north, the tensions between israel and 11 are running high, dw, takes an exclusive look at how israel has been preparing itself for any potential threat, the unpopular phone any as welcome to the program. the guys are health and industry. it says at least 500 people have been killed in a blast at a hospital in gas or the medical facility was reportedly filled with wounded and people seeking shelter is numbers, medical group, hamas has blamed in his rainy air strike for the explosion at the hospital in kansas city, israel has rejected this however, saying the hospital was hit by a rocket, misfired by the palestinian militant group is allow me to have. but they to have denied involvement and accu

he's a or adults i need to speak to, to, to kansas city. that goes to the beginning of hundreds of, of all of periods for taking the hospital as a safe place from the nearby areas. and he didn't define the number of 2 people. he said that we use like he waited hundreds of studies in jury and not because of the black out there. they will come back in the morning and to check all the other facilities of the hospital. that was sham pollution reporting from gaza. our reporter rebecca rivers is near the, is rarely city of steroids that is not far from the border with casa asked, or what more we know at this point about the hospital incidents. nicole, this is dr. cole, this strike happened to the hospital in gauze is cc in an area that has been given and evacuation order by the is riley miller tree. but many in phone people not able to move and many others who have no way o means of moving. also taking shelter in that hospital, it's believe many of the people in there were in fact, fleeing bombing further north. the, the initial report said that

clive as the start of the war on october the 7th, at least 4385 pellets indians had been killed in kansas. that includes more than 1700 children and in the occupied westbank is ready, forces have killed 90 palestinians in just the past 2 weeks. on the as riley side, 1400 people have been killed in a mouse as military operation. as well is again warning people in gaza to move for the south or risk for the attack of an i to in the southern city of con eunice strike on the popular cafe killed 12 people just placed palestinians had gathered there to use its working generation separately. and as ready as strike on a house, killed 2 women and an 8 year old child and didn't central cancer and is ready a ride on the shopping. plaza killed 9 people and wounded thousands of offers of fine and gulf. the markets in the own. the surround the refugee camp, destroying several stores for the spring and pellets, any gentlest honey. she who joins us live from the gaza strip. and honey, if we can begin with the civilian casualties of a night's, can you tell us more about the cafe that was targeted? didn't c

he was 400 miles away in kansas. and he placed a call to 9-1-1.. where the officer who responded to the call. >> he had called it in. that he had had a rack. and was reporting a wreck. >> it was 4 am when the deputy came upon tim dean at the side of a dark highway. the deputy turned on his body cam. >> what happened? >> well. i was trying to turn around. >> he was sitting in a ditch. not two feet off the roadway. and he got out, and told me that he was making a u-turn. and, hit something. >> okay. got your license and paperwork for this thing? >> this is gonna be fun. it's a damn, rental car. >> you got your rental agreement? >> yeah. >> go ahead and jump in here with me real quick. >> okay, jump into the front passenger seat. >> ten explained that he was lost. and looking for a gas station. >> and you try to turn around? >> yeah. try to turn around out here. >> you just made a big flip around? >> yeah. we don't really do that around here. as you see why. >> yeah. >> the deputy requested a tow. then asked him where he was headed. >> honestly man,

my mother, she was born in a town on the other side of the in kansas. her father worked on oil rigs, farms through most of the depression. the day after pearl harbor, my grandfather signed up for duty, joined patton's army, marched across europe. back home, my grandmother raised a baby and went to work on bomber assembly line. after the war, they studied on the gi bill bought a house through fha and later west all the way to hawaii in search of opportunity and they too had big dreams for their daughter. a common born of two continents. my parents shared not only an improbable love, they shared an abiding in the possibilities of this nation. they would give me an african name barack or blessed, believing that in a tolerant america your name is no barrier to success success. they imagine, they imagine me going to the best schools in the land, even though they weren't rich because in a generous america you don't have to be rich to achieve your potential. they're both passed away now. and yet i know that on this they don't look down on me with great pride.

and we're driving back through not the best part of kansas city.lk surrounded by five other kids. and howard gets out of the car. not only that, but howard would only bring one jacket on the road. it's the yellow canariry yellow jacket that abc would wear. and he's got the toupee and he's got the cigar. and meanwhile, i'm trying to grab him. there are no cell phones. peggy is screaming, but he is out of the car, on to the sidewalk. and he goes, it's quite apparent to this observer the young southpaw does not have a jab requisite for the continuation of this fray. furthermore, his opponent is a man of inferior and diminishing skills. this confrontation is halted posthaste. peggy is screaming. i've got an 11-year-old and a 7-year-old at home. i can't call a cop. i'm getting out of town if they jump him. it's the moment of truth. somebody, a pen or a pinsle, signs a couple of autographs, pats him on the head, gets back into the car. it was so surreal. so peggy, you know, takes off at zero to 60, gets about two blocks away, stops at another red light,

grandpa was, a vault clerk at union national bank in kansas city. and eddie daley delivered a day deposit of the day's receipts for burger, hannah and munger, a nearby dry goods store. despite that significant gap in their ages, at that age, they saw something in each other and became friends. they went their separate ways. later that year, didn't meet again until 1917 at oklahoma. fort sill. both were training to fight in world war one. with his in retail and grandpa's in banking they had the only successful canteen on the base. grandpa said that at one point they were earning 641% just like standard oil. when the war was over, they sailed home together on the same troopship and reportedly both of them were seasick. so while they're hatching their plan, you can imagine them going, you want to open a men's clothing store? sure. and they did. they open truman and jacobson clothing store. and they were the postwar recession. tanked the business. they did very well the first year, but it got them eventually. eddie became a traveling salesman. grandpa w

it is in de soto, kansas.y is coal likely needed, the utility company -- not panasonic is scheduled to get billions in federal subsidy, it is a big effort for companies to go grown. local utility company may raise rates throughout kansas and by 21% in topeka and wichita to make up the difference because the plant will consume so much energy. >> carley: quite the headline, ev battery plant that may run on coal. >> cheryl: you can't just turn the lights off. where is solar? that will not work either. unbelievable. >> carley: thank you. transgender runner in maine dominating girls races, ranked 172 last year while racing as a boy and sits at number 14 in the girls division. an athlete in maine says it is not fair to a female who has trained hard. males are biological faster than girls. outkick host tomi lahren joins me now. here we go again, on the testosterone front, a doctor has two girls and said if a boy competing were found to be using performance-enhancing drugs, he would be disqualified. if that same boy t

we talk about taylor swift, the kansas city chiefs games.lot of attention on social media. i'm sure that translated into more of you would. ashley: nbc averaged 27 million viewers on sunday meaning that was the most watched game since the super bowl between the chiefs and the eagles. having taylor swift in attendance, nbc has been promoting swift's appearance at the game all week. audience speaking 29 million viewers in the second quarter. it doesn't hurt when they panted that, blake lively, brian reynolds, hugh jackman, data shows viewership for girls age 12 to 17 spiked 53% from the season average. powering every part of society, she's in economic force. stuart: dave portnoy, is with us now and going to explain it all. always good to see you. tell me what on earth you mean by something? >> letting them walk all over you, doing what you can to appease somebody, basically having a crush, then you don't think logically. before we go further i am a swifty. let's not make me anti-swift. i'm wearing the friendship bracelet now, i love taylor swi

. >> carley: kansas city chiefs winning last night.swift brought friends, blake lively and ryan reynolds. there was still a game to be played. the chiefs scored the first 17 points, but jets crept back up and seal the deal with this late scramble. >> escaping and mahomes, first down and inbrown for the touchdown that will end the game. >> todd: poor anthony, our producer. 23-20. there is taylor swift, hugging the mom. blake livery on the right, was she wearing the backless? i am obsessed. devonte smith going up and eagles taking down the commanders 34-31. i feel bad for hegseth and brenberg. interception and watch kirk cousins. 21-13 over panthsers. >> carley: i didn't mean to cut you off, so rude of me. funny, at start of the game. they had carson daily come on to explain to the taylor swift fan match up between the jets and chiefs to explain football to them. whole game entered around taylor swift. >> todd: giants play tonight, can carson explain football to them. you will notice tomorrow, you don't have to have your sound on, if i'm

city versus jets the jets fans are on this side kansas city is on that side.loud as you can >> okay. >> jimmy: and the power meter goes up. you build the energy for the kicker now the other side gets 10 seconds to build the energy to block the kick. >> for the goalie? >> jimmy: for the goalie >> oh, i see >> jimmy: and you play an actual video game -- >> in the stadium. >> jimmy: in the stadium while you're waiting -- yeah >> just like during a time-out or something >> jimmy: yeah a time-out, halftime whatever it is that have those jumbotron games that everyone's already -- >> that seems very doable. like, with the technology we humans have created now. >> jimmy: two microphones -- >> i think we can make this work >> jimmy: jumbotron gaming is the new -- is the future [ applause ] >> i can see that. okay >> jimmy: i can see that one, right? >> keep them coming. keep them coming >> jimmy: a slap fight would be funny. like, you know, those cartoon slap fights? and you see someone slap the kansas city fan -- [ slap ] [ light laughter ] all right. that one gets --