can we hear you, kate?- we are - you, kate? sorry,... we are struggling — you, kate? sorry,...e are struggling to hear _ you, kate? sorry,... we are struggling to hear you - you, kate? sorry,... we are struggling to hear you as . you, kate? sorry,... we are| struggling to hear you as you you, kate? sorry,... we are - struggling to hear you as you are breaking up a bit. it's not working very well, is it? oh, dear. let's look at the sunday telegraph and the salman rushdie story would this is their take on it. this is after salman rushdie was very seriously injured. a man has been arraigned in new york state. salman rushdie on a ventilator after that attack and of course, this relates to the fatwa that was decreed by the ayatollah khamenei back in the late 1980s. the bounty appears not to have been removed, even though the fatwa was rescinded. this removed, even though the fatwa was rescinded. , ., , removed, even though the fatwa was rescinded. , ., "jv ., ., rescinded. this was 1989 following the publication _ rescinded. this was 1989 following the publication of— rescinded. thi

[applause] kate: they liked that one. tom. >> i'm right behind you, kate. i'm always behind everyone. i'm a town council and we lost the kings road nhs dentist. they were brilliant. that was in 20. now they are going around saying mind the gap. what can be done? it's 2022. we need dentistry because a lot of us cannot afford to go private. we have fantastic private dentists, but we need it back. what can you do, how soon can you do it? i'm running out of teeth. kate: what happened to your teeth? >> i lost them. kate: oh goodness. mr. sunak: we are getting an actual view in your mouth. as i said, i have seven feelings and that's because i drink an enormous amount of coat when i was a youngster. we do need good dentistry. at the nhs, first of all, is everyone's number one priority. i grew up in an nhs household. >> he never mentioned it. [laughter] mr. sunak: just checking, you never know. i spent my time working. if we are going to get to grips with this and make sure there is money for an nhs dentistry, just have to be bolder about reforming the nhs to get m

kate? , ~' �* , ., ., involved. should be fascinating. kate? , ,, �*, ., ., , kate? don't know enough of the details, but i wonder if this timing is deliberate or not. is a very good question. you mean in terms of scheduling strikes? so is a very good question. you mean in terms of scheduling strikes?- terms of scheduling strikes? so that the ut terms of scheduling strikes? so that they put pressure — terms of scheduling strikes? so that they put pressure on _ terms of scheduling strikes? so that they put pressure on keir— terms of scheduling strikes? so that they put pressure on keir starmer, i they put pressure on keir starmer, yes. but this is an ongoing issue in the labour party. i would say that keir starmer himself would point out that when he sacked sam terry from his front bench, that was a leading labour mp very much associated with jeremy corbyn's wing of the party. he claimed not because it sam terry had joined a picket line, but because he had ignored rules about getting himself all over the media, talking about his determination to do so! that may be...

kate, how important is that decision?— kate, how important is that decision?ge decision for whoever becomes the next . decision? this is a huge decision - for whoever becomes the next prime minister. _ for whoever becomes the next prime minister. li2— for whoever becomes the next prime minister, liz truss or rishi sunak. energy— minister, liz truss or rishi sunak. energy hills — minister, liz truss or rishi sunak. energy bills are rocketing. the price _ energy bills are rocketing. the price gap— energy bills are rocketing. the price gap now is about £1900, set to id price gap now is about £1900, set to go up _ price gap now is about £1900, set to go up on _ price gap now is about £1900, set to go up on friday to over £3000, predicted — go up on friday to over £3000, predicted to go up again injanuary. in predicted to go up again injanuary. in the _ predicted to go up again injanuary. in the latest predictions are that by next — in the latest predictions are that by next year, april next year, it could _ by next year, april next year, it could hit— by next year

kate saying _ extremely slow to react to. kate saying the — extremely slow to react to.anies, they are under— saying the energy companies, they are under pressure with soaring oil and gasp— are under pressure with soaring oil and gasp prices, they have also got massive _ and gasp prices, they have also got massive profits and paying dividends to their— massive profits and paying dividends to their shareholders for the first time _ to their shareholders for the first time in _ to their shareholders for the first time in several years. they do have plenty— time in several years. they do have plenty of— time in several years. they do have plenty of spare cash in the kitty. as i plenty of spare cash in the kitty. as i say, — plenty of spare cash in the kitty. as i say, this wouldn't affect these plans— as i say, this wouldn't affect these plans that — as i say, this wouldn't affect these plans that are in the pipeline, it wouldn't — plans that are in the pipeline, it wouldn't affect anyone's price cap untiljanuary at the earliest and also there — untiljanuary at the earliest

i'm kate bolduan. we begin with the national security questions and big ones raised after the fbi search of donald trump's florida home. a week ago we learned of the unprecedented search of the former president's mar-a-lago home and since then, the justice department revealed the scope of the sensitive and classified documents that were recovered from there. sources tell cnn one of trump's attorneys signed a written statement back in june declaring there were no more classified materials left at ma mar-a-lago. it was asked of the attorney general for information on the records seized in trump's home. the former president continues for his part to offer shifting explanations for why he took the classified records from the white house in the first place and then didn't return them after the fact. much to get to so let's begin with cnn kaitlin live in washington. kaitlin, what more are you learning about this new request from top senators? >> reporter: well, kate over the weekend and today we've seen a lo

kate is right. — the conservative government has not helped themselves in this regard. so, there is a lot of work for them to do and it is a really frightening time for the lot of people out there and they need a lot of reassurance as to who is the next pm. a lot of people don't mind, theyjust want to see some policy. i think that's why when you asked a lot of people, i think a lot of people don't really care, theyjust want think a lot of people don't really care, they just want to know what's going on with what's affecting them. and these headlines are more and more concerning, and of course, we're right in what we're saying when we write these headlines, they are here to create a story, but these are also very real things. kate, in light of whatjames said, it brings me to the church that would scroll on memos, action this day and quite a lot of days had passed without action, but that is what people want starting next week. if they can't have it, but looking at this independent front—page, typical

kate?jessica standing by, should be with us as soon as this comes through. >>> all right. in the meantime joining me is cnn counterterrorism analyst, phil mudd, a former fbi senior intelligence adviser and a defense attorney and former federal prosecutor. cnn national security analyst sean turner standing by as well. let me start with you, jessica went over it, but let's start with the basics as we're waiting for this to come through. why did the justice department really push for redactions and why did the judge decide they need redactions? talk to me more about that. >> sure. well, as we've heard it's very rare to have an affidavit be released at this early stage of an investigation, there's no case yet at this point, so they would be very concerned about revealing the strategy of the case and of course also revealing sensitive information, witnesses, timelines, et cetera. that's why they were pushing for the redactions. now, my initial reaction to this, kate, was that after you got throu

>> reporter: yeah, kate. i mean, as soon as that news broke last monday about the search at mar-a-lago, we really saw an immediate uptick in the talk of the rhetoric based on traditional social media plormts and others on the new emerging social media platforms that are targeted towards people on the right side of the political spectrum, including trump's own social media platform. first there were calls for general violence against the fbi, against attorney general garland and then later in the week when we learned about the judge who is believed to have signed the warrant, there were calls for violence against that judge and then on friday, of course, when there was an unredacted version of the search warrant are and was leaked on some right wing websites. we we also called for the doxxing of those agents and, of course, this isn't all just happening. this rhetoric isn't all just happening online. a lot is coming from election officials. have a listen. >> the fbi raid of president trump is a complete abuse

i am kate bolduan.re are a lot of moving parts in multiple investigations right now into donald trump. the former president is being questioned under oath this morning in new york's long-running civil investigation of his family's business finances. the state attorney general's office is trying to determine whether the trump organization improperly inflated the value of its assets in order to obtain loans, insurance and tax benefits, but also there are new details about why fbi agents searched trump's florida home. the search happened because authorities believe the former president or his team didn't return all of the government records that were taken when they left the white house. documents with national security implications, let's begin with trump under oath today. cnn's kara scannell is live outside the ag's office right now. donald trump put out a statement saying he's not actually answering questions. what is this all about? >> yeah, kate. so this deposition began about an hour and a half ago.

i'm kate bolduan. there are several developing stories we're tracking at this hour. first and foremost, 1 in 100 year flood bringing dallas to a stand fill with more than 9 inches of rain falling in 24 hours. at least one person was killed when her car was swept away by some of the floodwaters. and the threat is not over yet. and in a cnn and "washington post" exclusive, a whistle-blower complaint from a former top twitter employee claims the social media giant has major security problems that poses a threat to users, company shareholders and national security. and former president donald trump is suing the u.s. government over the fbi search of his home two weeks ago now. his legal team wants an independent third party appointed to review the materials seized by the feds. let's begin with this major weather threat still under way. cnn's ed lavandera in dallas on this historic flooding. what are you seeing today, ed? >> reporter: well, kate if you wanted to experience a weather whiplash roller coaster

i'm kate snow. for all of us here, stay safe. have a great night when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine get a seat at the table will be transformational for my tribal members. taxing online sports betting gives us an opportunity to really enhance the lives of our tribe and strengthen the future of our people. vote yes on prop 27. >>> right now at 6:00, remembering an nba legend and the country taking a moment to remember bill russell. his achievements on and off the basketball court as a prolific player and a voice for rights. >>> and could a popular event lead to a big outbreak. people from all over the united states came to san francisco for a festival right as the city braces for a monkey pox emergency. >>> and the oregon border a wildfire

kate? >> katelyn, thank you for that. >>> this just in, allen weisselberg, long time chief financial officer of the trump family business, pleads guilty to a years long tax scheme. cnn's kara scannell is outside the court in new york with the details on this. what happened in court? tell us. >> reporter: well, kate so this court hearing which began just at 10:00 a.m., allen weisselberg entered guilty pleas to 15 counts, tax fraud and related charges, according to prosecutors allen weisselberg was receiving corporate benefits including company apartments, tuition for two of his grandchildren, and a pair of mercedes-benz. weisselberg admitted in court today he purposefully admitted these from his tax returns an he said he did this in working with the trump organization. so he directly implicated the trump organization in his guilty plea today. he spoke in very hushed tones, answering the judge's questions as he ran through the elements of each of these 15 counts. just saying repeatedly yes, y

>> two-fold strategy, kate. i think on one hand what vladimir putin is trying to do is insulate the public if you will especially in the larger russian population center from the brutality of the conflict that's going on there in ukraine and also the way things are going at least in detail on the battle field, as well. one of the things we know is that at the beginning, the russians thought this would be over in a couple days. it was something said on tv shows here in the public, it was something that russian p politicians had said, as well. we're here six months on and i was actually before we went on air watching one of the main talk shows here that deals almost exclusively with the what russia called the special operation in ukraine and it took them a very long time to even mention that all this has been going on more six months and you know, one of the things that i think is really interesting is that when you're here in moscow, like i have been so much, you can really if you try to sort of convince yourself

as kate was saying _ nowhere near enough. new prime minister and, indeed, her new— the new prime minister and, indeed, her new likely chancellor, mr kwasi kwarteng, — her new likely chancellor, mr kwasi kwarteng, will come up with. though is still going — kwarteng, will come up with. though is still going on. _ kwarteng, will come up with. though is still going on, of— kwarteng, will come up with. though is still going on, of course. _ that�*s it for the papers this hour. kate and david will be back again at 11.30pm for a second look at the front pages. but it�*s goodbye for now. good evening, i�*m tulsen tollett, and this is your sports news — where we start with england midfielderjill scott who�*s announced her retirement from football, having won the second most lionesses caps in history with 161. it�*s just 2a hours since record goal—scorer ellen white also retired from the sport. i think this is probably less of a surprise then ellen white was, the fact thatjill scott, in the most recent euros campaign when they won the

i hope kate is right, that this changes— hope kate is right, that this changes everything, as she saidthat the people do come forward, including — that the people do come forward, including those in the criminal underworld who the merseyside police not least _ underworld who the merseyside police not least will rely on — and they are quite — not least will rely on — and they are quite open about relying. but this is— are quite open about relying. but this is a _ are quite open about relying. but this is a very deep—rooted problem. it this is a very deep—rooted problem. it may— this is a very deep—rooted problem. it may well— this is a very deep—rooted problem. it may well be that someone in the criminal— it may well be that someone in the criminal underworld who was involved in this— criminal underworld who was involved in this will— criminal underworld who was involved in this will say, "that was never my intention, _ in this will say, "that was never my intention, etc," but they should not be running — intention, etc," but they should not be running around the streets of liverpool— b

kate? >> thank you so much.other men convicted in ahmaud arbery's murder, they will be sentenced as well today. it's good to see you, ryan. thank you. >>> a manhunt is under way and police are revealing what they call a critical lead to finding a potential killer. police there are looking for a car in central new mexico that is believed to be linked to the recent killings of four muslim men in albuquerque. three of them were killed in just the last two weeks. cnn's ed lavendera has the latest from new mexico. >> reporter: kate, the murders of four muslim men in the city of albuquerque is sending a shock wave of fear and panic through the islam community in albuquerque. it's a small community, 3,000 to 4,000 people, we're told. because of that, it is very tight-knit. there's a great deal of concern about what exactly is the motive behind these murders. all four of the victims appear to have been ambushed or surprised in some sort of way. the mayor of albuquerque says they believe that all of these murders are con

. >> this is nbc "nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. in a part of the country so accustomed to drought and heat, it's raging water that's trapped tourists this weekend, and destroyed businesses in southeastern new mexico, a flooded highway made it impossible for tourists to leave one national park, and in utah's zion national park, flash floods tore through canyons rescue teams are still out looking for one hiker that's been missing since friday tonight, 14 million people are under flash flood threat across seven different states, and another storm system is about to bring much-needed rain to the northeast. we begin tonight with raf sanchez. >> reporter: unrelenting rain bringing a weekend of flash floods across the southwest. in new mexico, this desert road swallowed by surging water >> never been this close to a flood before >> me either >> reporter: leaving more than 150 tourists stranded at carlsbad caverns national park. robert and stephanie and their three children were hundreds of feet underground when they were told to evacuate

. ♪ ♪ ♪ kate: welcome to "people and profit." i am kate moody.missed the boat when it comes to renewable energy? clean energy still lags behind fossil fuels when it comes to powering homes and businesses. a flying drone or a jumping robot. how will you get around in the future? france 24 will check out some of the latest innovations in mobility. back in the current reality, electric barges are the transporters of choice for more french firms looking to get around high fuel prices and traffic jams. the world missed an historic chance for a clean energy recovery in the wake of the covid-19 pandemic. that is the warning from the sustainable energy network ren 21, which says pledges and investment are not leading to action. the overall share of renewable energy and consumption has stagnated, rising only from 8.7% in 2009 to 12.6% more than a decade later. fossil fuels make up the bulk of energy, and the effects on the environment are clear. while co2 emissions dropped during the first year of the pandemic, they have rebounded sharply in 2021 with emi

>> hey, kate, it's great to be with you.killed dugina. it's fascinating because russia has been a little bit too quick to accuse as ned price just said. but here are some factors. it could have been an fbi -- or excuse me, an fsb hit squad since both she and her father are at the forefront of criticizing putin, saying that he hasn't gone big enough in ukraine. it could have been an internal russian protest group, since both dugin and dugina are so adamantly pro putin. it could be a ukrainian special ops team which russians have accused. but truthfully from a military perspective i find that hard to believe because they have much bigger targets than this. but because she has visited mariupol and accused the azovstal defenders of being nazis, she was certainly someone ukraine doesn't like. or finally it could be a russian criminal gang because after all russia is a clep tok rah cy, a mafia state and there could be some things we don't even know about. but it just seems suspicious to me having read intelligence on russia during

i'm kate bolduan. rudy giuliani, a man that loves to grab headlines but likely not for these reasons. he's appearing before a special grand jury in georgia. he's under an order to testify today after local prosecutors told giuliani's lawyers this week he is a target of their election interference investigation meaning an indictment is possible. in a separate investigation, cnn learned that two former trump white house lawyers were interviewed by the fbi about the classified documents seized last week at the former president's home in florida. let's get to it and begin with nick valencia live at the courthouse. rudy dgiuliani is still in the courtroom. you caught up with him. what did he say? >> reporter: defiant and computicom compcomexuding confidence. he asked for a continuance last week because of health concerns and ultimately a fulton county judge ordered him to appear today. on his way in to court, i p peppered him with questions including asking whether or not he lied before georgia lawmakers wh

i'm kate bolduan. we begin with a string of developments in the investigations surrounding former president trump. the justice department is opposing efforts by media organizations including cnn to unseal the affidavit that was used to obtain fbi warrant to search donald trump's mar-a-lago home. "the wall street journal" reports the attorney general merrick garland deliberated for weeks over whether to approve that fbi search. separately, sources tell cnn that trump white house lawyer eric herschmann has been subpoenaed by a federal grand jury investigating the insurrection. and in a separate investigation, georgia prosecutors have told rudy giuliani he is a target of a criminal probe into election interference. and in yet another investigation, long time trump organization cfo allen weisselberg is expected to plead guilty in a tax evasion case. let's get to it, let's begin with katelyn polantz on the news out of the justice department this morning. so, what are you hearing from the justice department

kate: yeah, anna, that's a great point.hat was one of the as discussed -- less discussed effects, the impact on globally diversified companies we have been long the dollar in terms of currency as well as regional allocation within the fund. that is proved to be a very strong bet. i think as we move forward into 2023, it would be surprising if we got another day of strength in the dollar as we experience more recently. on balance that may help companies. but we are not holding our breath. that is one thing i'm going to be listening to quite closely. how are they dealing with currency headwinds? some committees are hedging more aggressively. alix: if we circle back to what the fed may do, let's say we get over 4%. obviously there is areas of the market that are going to be severely hurt by that. let's break it down for a second. i'm thinking of housing and big tech. what happens to housing if we have a housing cycle that gets to 4% and stays there for a while? kate: this is a tough call, and what i would say is it is going to

kate? >> absolutely. david, thank you so much. >>> coming up for us, deadline day for the justice department to submit to a judge what it wants kept out of public view in that mar-a-lago search warrant affidavit. so, what will the judge do? that's next. we can come to you and replace your windshield. >> grandkid: here you go! >> tech: wow, thank you! >> customer and grandkids: bye! >> tech: bye! don't wait, schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ with 20 made-to-order griddle combos, there's a perfect plate for everyone. great value for all your favorites only from ihop. download the app and earn free food with every order. i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. godaddy lets you sell from your online store or in person and manage it all from one spot. trusted by over 20 million customers worldwi

we should learn more kate >> kelly o'donnell following all of it at the white house.nk you. >>> just breaking tonight, amid those concerns over the safety of fbi agents, the end of a violent confrontation involving the fbi and an armed suspect stephanie gosk is in cincinnati with late details there. what are you learning about the suspect involved >> kate, just moments ago we learned that the suspect is dead after that standoff in a corn field two officials familiar with the matter tell nbc news his name was ricky walter schiffer and he was at the capitol on january 6th. state police tell us they tried to negotiate with him and use nonlethal methods. but when he pulled his gun, they fired. >> reporter: tonight in ohio, a violent hour's long standoff is over after authorities cornered a man who tried to break into the fbi building in cincinnati. >> he succumbed to his injuries at the scene. >> reporter: at 9:15, this morning the man entered the visitor's screening area in the fbi field office wielding an ar-15 style rifle and nail gun which he fired at people according

— reifer later, kate? it is likely man of reifer later, kate?es i reifer later, kate? it is likelyl many of the para-athletes will reifer later, kate? it is likely - many of the para-athletes will be many of the para—athletes will be favourites for the medals. a number of para 0vince look forward to. we have the likes of england's sophie hahn taking on wales's 0livia read in the t38100 metres. it is quite a well—known rivalry within the para sport world, but this will be sophie hahn defend her title and she is surly behind fitted for that race. we will also see hannah cockroft take on local girl kare adenegan in england had to head on the 23a100 metres. we know hannah is a seasoned professional when it comes to meddling at these major games and i'm sure she will be favourite for that gold in that event, and we will also see holly bratcher get under way in the whole vault. she has had such a difficult season with illness and injury and having to do with missing out on competing nero championships two weeks ago because her pole broke in the warm u

as i didn't have my phone, i got kate was microphone. decided to keep hers. i was going to call the police, and kate grabbed me by the hand and a scuffle broke out. i accept that my head contacted hers, but it was not deliberate and in both cases i was attacked. he said he hoped it would not be the end of his relationship with kate greville, and the jury also heard that he had visited doctors to arrange couples counselling, but in the end it was only kate greville who saw a therapist. he described her as a strong woman, and said there were cases when she control him, asking him to send messages to women he accused him of having an affair with, there were cases when she asked to meet the women in person. the trial continues. the time is 13:15. our top story this lunchtime... new figures show that regular pay, adjusted for inflation, falls 3%, the fastest drop since records began. coming up, we talk to the mother of dame deborahjames, the campaigner who died of bowel cancer injune. coming up on the bbc news channel: we'll bring you up to d

i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc news, stay safe. have a great night what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. two short staffing problems. >> the final countdown begins for the artemis one moon mission. >>> the news that 6:00 starts right now. thanks for

kate? >> nick, thank you so much for that. >>> now let's get to those other key races. several states with important primaries providing the latest test of donald trump's hold and power over the republican party. cnn's jeff zeleny is in missouri with a closer look. >> reporter: well, there is no question that the fall elections less than three months away are going to be about the 2020 elections once again. that election denial is still coursing through the veins of this republican party. no better example than in arizona. the results of last night's elections make clear for secretary of state, for example, mark finchem, a republican legislator in arizona, one of the leading voices in denying the results of the 2020 election that joe biden won the state of arizona. he's going to be the republican nominee for the secretary of state, the top election official. the republican senate candidate in arizona, blake masters, someone also supported by former president trump, also has raised questions

i'm kate snow. for all of us here at nbc news, stay safe and have a great night. >> so cute >> one, two, three good job >> mwah! >> love you. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "

>> well, that's right, kate.e visit, it's very possible that you'll see a lot of chinese aircraft around, as will has noted. there are some american officials i spoke to who wondered whether the chinese air force will sort of escort, to use the phrase lightly, her u.s. air force plane into taiwan's air space. resumably, they would break away before they got right over the island itself. but maybe not. i think the more interesting question is what happens after she leaves. if they want to blame the taiwan government for this, it's after she's gone that they could use a variety of tactics, short of any kind of amphibious invasion. i think the u.s. government is looking for everything from cutting off access to the taiwan strait for a period of time, cutting undersea cables, cutting some kind of communications, blocking shipping. something that indicates that they feel more emboldened to show that they have heightened control. of course, this comes just a week after we reported in "the times" that the chinese govern

i'm kate bolduan. "outfront" tonight, warnings ignored. more evidence tonight of just how long the national archives fought and pleaded with donald trump's legal team to get documents from the former president. according to "the washington post," about 100 days after trump left office, the national archives realized documents were missing from trump's white house. according to an email obtained by the post, gary stern, an attorney for the archives, emailed a trump lawyer in may of 2021, the subject, need for assistance regarding presidential records. stern went on to write, it is also our understanding that roughly two dozen boxes of original presidential records were kept in the residence of the white house over the course of president trump's last year in office, and have not been transferred to the archives, despite its determination by pat cipollone in the final days of the administration that they need to be. stern citing at least two high profile documents missing, letters from north korean leade

later on, kate greville was asked about issues with providing evidence to the case.es had fallen in a river, and another had been stolen. she admitted to deleting some messages from a pr colleague, the defence had said she had deliberately withheld information that would undermine the case against ryan giggs. kate greville denied this. let's have a quick look at some of today's other sports headlines. the qatar world cup is likely to start a day earlier than planned to allow the host nation to play the first match of the tournament. qatar's game against ecuador is the third match on monday 21st november, but fifa have been asked to move it to the sunday. the netherlands�* english coach mark parsons has left the job after the defending champions went out of the women's euros at the quarter final stage. he had taken overfrom sarina wiegman when she left tojoin england last year. manchester united have signed the france ., ., , ., france defender, who “oins after sendin: france defender, who “oins after spending out france defender, who “oins after spending four years _

it is kate mckinnon! that is exactly what you want.you so much. >> jimmy: no, no, no, no we have more i didn't started a question yet. kate, i have a lot to talk to you about, because i got to see you quickly in london. >> yes >> jimmy: we saw each other fast >> i was there >> jimmy: yeah, you were in london >> i saw you and i left because why i would stay >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what else does london have to offer. >> it's fallon, baby that's it. >> jimmy: but you brought a -- you brought a photo. and i got to be honest, i knew what this was. >> oh, you did so, i didn't so, i -- i like to walk. i like to see stuff. and i saw -- [ light applause ] thank you. thank you. [ applause ] it's important to get out there. and see what is up so, i love bugs. and i saw this baby on the street and i was like, oh, my god [ audience ohs ] this moth, what? it's like sepia-toned wing, fish nets basically. >> jimmy: basically. it's gorgeous. >> peek of red with polka dots, like this is a burlesque dancer [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, this

thank you for watching i'm kate snow.y area another shark attack. >>> the local guy had been out before. he was 500 yards out. >> we will take you to the beach where it happened. >>> skipping the doctor and going straight to the pharmacy. this is not an easy process. >>> a laundry mat is hit by thieves, again and again. >> it is out of control.

we have kate rogers and owen lau.'ll start with you on the broader market which is sort of mixed. the nasdaq is a little higher, the s&p 500 is unchanged and the dow is lower path of least resistance still feels higher after a 9% gain in july and sort of starting off this week with the third week in a row of gains i don't feel like enough people mentioned the bank of england today which hiked rates 50 basis points, the highest they have done in 25 years or something, and much moreexplicitthan our central bank and others about expecting a recession to start before the end of the year it's a gloomy forecast weighing on the pound does that resonate as we're trying to figure out what the fed is going to do and what our economy is going to do >> it doesn't really i'm not saying it shouldn't, but it seems as if really that would get filtered in to some degree through how the dollar trades off of it, as we're seeing right there, as opposed to really anything it tells us about our macro situation. now, i guess we may look bac

kate, thanks for sticking with us.armer to demand a halt in autumn hike to energy prices. labour have been criticised that they have been very slow off the

kate, thank you. kate rooney.or more on coin let's bring in long-time bull lisa ellis who calls the company, quote, the phoenix and has a $200 target. lisa, this definitely backs up your case. >> yeah, we couldn't be more excited. obviously having to reset our outlook for coyneinbase a bit we highlighted in our research that we're hoping, anticipating this crypto winter should be less severe, maybe shorter in duration, specifically because of what kate was just referring to and what we saw this morning with blackrock, which is the institutional money that sort of stabilizes the market and creates support for it starting to come in we love this play for coinbase we've been kind of pushing them on these types of partnerships, so couldn't be more thrilled to see them announce a big one with blackrock. >> so at this point do you want it to remain stable through an institutional lens what happens if retail decides we're in love with it again? >> well, yeah, well, i guess from coin's perspective a lot of retail particip

he said he was aware his infidelity had upset kate greville.d his evidence. you're watchin: now concluded his evidence. you're watching sportsday! _ there's some live action as the european competitions continue their qualifying rounds. later west ham play danish side viborg in the euorpa conference league. but hearts kicked off at 6pm in their europa league qualifier against zurich in switzerland — and they are leading 1—0 — thanks to this first half penalty from lawrence shankland. soa so a little bit of work for hearts to do yet. let's bring you some of the day's other football stories... nottingham forest have agreed what would be a record fee of £25 million plus add—ons for wolves' english midfielder morgan gibbs—white. he'll be the promoted club's 16th signing of the summer, while wolves have made their own record signing. they've spent 38 million on portugal midfielder matheus nunes from sporting lisbon. chelsea insist they will take the "strongest action" as they investigate reports spurs forward son heung—min was racially abused at sta

news. >>> hello, i'm kate bolduan. we're following breaking news. nancy pelosi arrived in taijuan, arriving moments ago for a visit that's been controversial and speculated about for weeks now. the visit never publicly confirmed but been public knowledge for sometime. the white house concerned and warning pelosi about the visit although never actually telling the house speaker not to go. in the meantime, u.s. officials are closely watching china to see how beijing could respond to the visit. officials offered several veiled threats including a warning that the chinese military would not stand idly by if the sovereignty was infringed upon. taking a look at the pictures of speaker pelosi getting off the plane in the middle of the night in taipei. will ripley is live joining me now. will, it's never been publicly confirmed she would be even landing and would be visiting taijuan, now we know. but what do we know about her visit? >> reporter: well, you know, just like we had to kind of hodgepodge together information from v

folks, i got kate rooney to the right of me.t be must be right around the corner. we've got a great show for you tonight. looks like the giants can start planning their vacations early. thanks for tuning in to sports night live. i'm jason dumas yeah, i'm kate rooney. great to be back with you. on sunday night will be spending some of them at levi stadium. but for another week or 2. >> it's all about baseball. yes, for sure. the giants already slim chance at making the postseason took a major hit this weekend in minnesota. this is supposed to be a team fighting for its playoff life. but you wouldn't know it by how they play this weekend. let's go to the many apple, minnesota giants fans they showed up and it looks like they're probably waiving those playoff hopes the by right there, top of the 5th giants down 3 to 2 until brandon crawford rips a shot into right. evan longoria on his horse comes on around to score and just like that, we have a tie game. but the twins, they respond in the bottom of the inning. max kepler with the s

i'm kate bolduan. many more details and questions about the multiple investigations into donald trump right now. the "wall street journal" reports an informant tipped off federal investigators to the possibility that there were more classified documents at the former president's florida home. leading to that unprecedented fbi search at mar-a-lago on monday. the big question this morning is who turned on donald trump. cnn has also learned that some justice department officials are pushing attorney general merrick garland to speak up publicly about the investigation to try to push back on trump and his defenders questioning the credibility of the nation's top law enforcement agencies. this extraordinary week in american history is seeing yet another first. a former president repeatedly invoking the fifth amendment in a sworn deposition as new york's attorney general and her team questioned trump for hours yesterday. trump refused to answer hundreds of questions. let's get to it, let's get started with ev

the 48—year—old is on trial accused of controlling behaviour, as well as assaulting kate greville andllowing the case at manchester crown court. today this trial entered a second week and the jury heard evidence from emma greville, the sister of kate greville. mr giggs is accused of controlling behaviour. he denies all of the charges. emma greville told the jury, they came all of the charges. emma greville told thejury, they came home all of the charges. emma greville told the jury, they came home and began arguing. he ended up on top of her, causing her pain. she said kate shouted her sister emma to get mr giggs off, which emma said she did by putting her hands around his waist. his elbow came into contact with herjaw, which his barrister said was purely accidental. in court, inman said in the kitchen, things got much worse and when emma told kate that ryan had her phone, mr giggs called her a liar before putting his hands on katie's shoulders, headbutting her and sending her to the floor screaming. it was at this point emma said the former wales minister turned to her, saying it was

kate grey was at the aquatic centre. kate grey was at the aquatic centre. she led the race from start to finish. she very much enjoyed her moment on top of the podium, and the success continued for northern ireland. a historic night for northern ireland. there was great racing and the men's 200 metres. duncan scott up against tom dean. a familiar head—to—head. it was duncan scott that took the bold once again. thanh dean had to settle, but he had another chance in the men's four by 100 individual medley up against australia. it looks like australia had in the bag. came down that final 50 metres to touch gold for england. a brilliant moment for the home crowd. it was quite a moment to finish these games. we also saw been proud take another gold, his consecutive title in that event, and it really has been quite an amazing final evening at the swimming. we will look forward to the diving starting tomorrow. there was an epic gold medal win for emily campbell at the nec, who exploded with passion and joy after breaking the commonwealth record in the clean and je

the seven year relationship with kate was known as being toxic and after they met in 2013, dated hadp or for the both moved into his house in manchester in 2017 below for number of years, mr giggs eroded her trust and confidence making her doubt her so. and in 2020, thejury heard how kate and ryan giggs were out with friends and as she was looking after the house in manchester, kate came back and decided she was going to end the relationship and a little later on, an altercation broke out with which the prosecution alleged that ryan giggs pushed his girlfriend to the floor and elbowed her sister in the job when she tried to break it up and again, the prosecution alleged that giggs had budded her —— head but her in the face. and do not know the arguments very well and said he never used unlawful violence against kate and during the argument on the 1st of november 2020, he said he did not push his ex—girlfriend, theyjust both he did not push his ex—girlfriend, they just both fell over. he did not push his ex—girlfriend, theyjust both fell over. this trial is set to last for the next tw

thank you for watching i'm kate snow. touch with my feelings ♪ ♪ i can't help it if i'm happy or sad ♪ ♪ today i cried for no reason ♪ ♪ made me feel like a psychopath ♪ ♪ i should hate you 'cause i love you ♪ ♪ you should hate yourself for treating me like that ♪ ♪ we both know you only love you ♪ ♪ did you know they have a name for that ♪ ♪ 'cause you say that i'm crazy ♪ ♪ you say that you're sorry ♪ ♪ won't happen again ♪ ♪ you say i'm dramatic ♪ ♪ i'm overreacting ♪ ♪ and maybe i am ♪ ♪ and i know ♪ ♪ you get over me ♪ ♪ but can you get over yourself ♪ ♪ before you go and love somebody else ♪ ♪ you suld probably get some help ♪ ♪ you lose your voice when you yell too much ♪ ♪ don't say you love me until you mess up ♪ ♪ phone calls past 12:00 wanting me back ♪ ♪ don't you know that they got a name for that ♪ ♪ you say that i'm crazy ♪ ♪ you say that you're sorry ♪ ♪ won't happen again ♪ ♪ you say i'm dramatic ♪ ♪ i'm overreacting ♪ ♪ well, maybe i a♪ ♪ and i know ♪ ♪ you get over me ♪ ♪ but can y get over yourself ♪ ♪

this was an assault on the kate greville, and her younger sister, assault on the kate greville, and heryoungersisteriggs head—butted kate greville before the police were then called. there are couple of minutes from the who said that ryan giggs does accept that his behaviour on a moral level was far from perfect, and he did not handle the arguments well, that the defence also says that he never once used unlawful violence against women act, the allegation is based purely on lies, and during that disagreement on the 1st of november 2020, he did not push kate greville, they fell to the floor. this trial is expected to last around two weeks. the head of the united nations has said any attack on ukraine�*s big nuclear power station would be a �*suicidal thing�*. ukraine and russia have accused each other of shelling the plant in zaporizhia at the weekend. un secretary general antonio guterres says inspectors must be allowed in to check its safety. our correspondent hugo bachega reports from kyiv. a nuclear power plant surrounded by war. these russian pictures, said to show the latest damage from shellin

and it was heartbreaking to see kate at the end.rtbreaking and then remember and then to say suicide by foreign correspondent. i had a chance to interview the director of the movie that was made about marie. >> so i thought that was as close to a yes as the i guess. it is tough. did you have trouble when you came back from bosnia? >> yes. but like elizabeth i did not know what ptsd a was at the time but did not exist and people would ask me what is it like? i p never had panic or anxiety in bosnia but i had it when i came back. it was ridiculous i was obsessed i was leaving ghassan in the house and it would explode are to be run over by a bus in the street. but it was the banalities of the day. and i developed a weird fear of heights. >> i could not drive over bridges. out of nowhere. i couldn't and i talked to other people who do this for a living and they say fear is displaced and soldiers talk about it. and it is but it is chest displaced and then say really? afraid of? i amd but you are. >> while we're on the subject so military

kate? >> absolutely. thank you so much. >>> now to what the fbi was looking for in that extreme -- taking that extreme move to search mar-a-lago. "the washington post" is reporting that federal agents searched trump's florida home seeking classified nuclear records. cnn's evan perez is live in washington with this part of the story. what are you learning about this? >> reporter: well, i think the reporting from "the washington post" does i think explain a little bit about why this has been a drawn-out process going back 18 months, that the federal government has been trying to retrieve documents that according to prosecutors should never have gone to the former president's beach house in palm beach. the "post" says that among the documents they've been looking for or trying to retrieve are documents related to u.s. nuclear weapons programs, and we reported yesterday that at least some of the documents that the government has been trying to get back were -- were documents related to special access programs