kathy gave a copy to her friends, including strauss, just in case. >> kathy warned all of us that ifpened, look to bob, don't let him get away with it. >> and then, in 1982, kathy durst disappeared. >> how did he take it? >> bob. he asked if we had seen her, heard anything, no anything. >> but they did not. no one did. >> he was typically almost detached. in his demeanor. almost, i don't know nothing, i don't know anything. >> on the outset, bob denied any outlets in kathy's disappearance. he distance himself from investigators. new york times reporter, charles, has covered the empire for more than three decades. and when kathy vanished, he said, bob's protective friend susan berman, a name you've probably heard of. became his unofficial spokesperson. >> and susan would call back, and say, well bob is really not feeling well right now. i'm going to handle a lot of business. >> bob himself was incommunicado. but we have obtained this, his own account, his version of things. which he wrote later. here is what he wrote about kathy's disappearance. >> after my life kathy left, my compuls

and then it started happening, said kathy.ade or so. >> she was kind of getting typical teenage -- and high school came and getting around the older kids she got, you know, worse. >> how did you cope with? that >> one day at a time. and loved her as much as i could. it was about the only thing. >> after high school, kiana went to college about a three hour drive from home. a year later, she moved to las vegas, very far from home now. she got closer and closer to her mom. >> she would call me every day, talk to me every day, text message. >> just a loving daughter? >> yes, i did not think anything that was happening. >> no idea, even in october 2013 when kianna called to say -- >> she was in the bus towards santa ana. >> did you say? why >> visiting friends is what she told. me >> but then, the girl who called her mother almost daily stopped calling. >> i would start going, wait a second, this is not right. i would text her and she would text right back. but this time nothing, nothing. >> gone, not a peep to her mom, to her fri

kathy, welcome to the forum. next over here is the former foreign minister, i dealt extensively with the foreign minister during nigh tenure year. long, distinguished -- i'll say that over and over again -- foreign service in korea and several appointments around the world and here in washington i believe the dcm, a lot of people will remember his tenure fondly. welcome, mr. minister. over here, we have professor han, formerly of yonsay and now from a well-known think tank. and long work on china and also, i think wrote a book, and lots of really important seminal work on a range of topics dealing especially with security in northeast asia. and last, but certainly not least, general vincent books, former u.n. commander cfc commander, usk commander and people forget his tenure at pacom and range of service around world and really interesting military time and west point graduate and one of the top, i'll say cerebral military as well and my wife reminds us gives the best birth gifts that we have in our home today.

kathy hochul says she has been briefed and is monitoring the situation.s comes at a busy travel time ahead of angst giving. the rainbow bridge one of four water crossings connecting ontario to western new york. laura, this is a developing situation, but what more can you tell us about the headlines we are hearing and seeing? laura: we know very little at this point. it was initially described as an incident at the rainbow bridge, but the fbi field office in buffalo described it as an explosion. all of the bridges between the u.s. and canada now closed. sonali: what can you expect of governor holcomb's office in terms to a response to what is happening? the rainbow bridge, the peace bridge, and two other border crossings closed as they investigate. laura: we do not know exactly what kathy hochul plans to do later today but her office said that she has been briefed and that state police is working with the fbi joint terrorism task force to monitor all points of entry into new york at this time. she is also headed to buffalo, which is where she is from, to l

i wanna thank kathy manning for her leadership on this issue. and let's open it up to questions either for members of congress or more likely the the families involved. yes. i'm aware of three events involving the hostages. my colleague, jared moskowitz did a round table that i believe was closed to the press and of course, republican house members did an event early this morning. so we in the house are certainly hearing about the hostages from, from their loved ones. and i'd like to, to have families to address your question. >> so your question is how, how we're dealing with that. like, so we are on, i think on our life's mission to do whatever we can to bring them back home and, and as soon as possible. so we're speaking to whoever wants to listen, whoever has the power and we believe that the us congressmen and women have the power because the us is a strong player in the international community and like the us administration help with the release of two hostages. we believe it is able to do it again with the other 241 who are still there an

kathy: 12 months from now yeah.close to their, you are going to have a positive return. lisa: going into next week when we get cpi how volatile is the market and how massive could the moves be on the heels of an upside or downside surprise? kathy: i do not think we are done with the volatility. [laughs] i think it is here to stay until we get either that confidence about where the fed is and where it is going -- which i do not think the fed wants to give us much confidence. i think they want to keep the market a little off center. or we get those labor market numbers that are so soft that the market says, ok, now the fed has to start easing. jonathan: kathy jones of charles schwab. andrew hollenhorst just published, listen to the shift in language. the fed is on hold. the barter hike will not be surrounded even by the upcoming inflation data they expect. that is a massive turnabout from citi saying this is much higher than you think. lisa: given the fact they were talking about another hike this month and that even

axe. >> through some planning with the city chung was able to get a helping hand from kathy fang and fang. chinese restaurant. the delivery group got a police escort to the blockaded streets wednesday. fang says it's all about taking care of neighbors. in a statement she says days like this, make me grateful for the business. i'm in. this took a few days of logistics to make sure our seniors are getting a warm meal each day during a pack. chung says she, too, is thankful for the collaboration to help protect the city's most vulnerable residents. we found that if you have to woo, that's the way. but everybody was doing it with >> thanks. restaurant will be back thursday and friday to make more deliveries for those seniors. >> south help elderly has been providing senior services here in san francisco since 1966, in the newsroom. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> thanks. by the way, you can all follow our coverage of a peck on our website. kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you to a page with what you need to know about the summit which ends on friday. >> let's

kathy, thank you for joining the conversation this morning. >> thanks for having me on.iet week even though we have important issues to cover like cyber monday he day sales expected to hit $12.4 billion. making it the biggest u.s. online shopping day of the year. adobe is predicting $782 million in purchases will be made with buy now, pay later services, shares of a firm you which of course is a by now pay later way to do things closed up 12% yesterday on this strength in buy now, pay later. kathy, your thoughts on black friday shopping, cyber monday shopping and the use of this buy now, pay later approach. >> yeah, great question. so what we're seeing is people are more comfortable and more willing to get online and start shopping online. they can do one stop shopping in multiple areas by sitting at their desk in an office on a monday versus going around to different malls and parking and lugging packages and so forth so we are seeing that. and i think it's also because the younger generation as they grow older and they'll continue to shop, they're shopping online. in t

. >> dana: near governor kathy hochul addressing what officials are calling an increased terror threats threats for new city and this as tourists pour into town for the thanksgiving day parade. the city is grappling with a surge of anti-semitic protests. we're going to bring you any breaking news out of this as we get it. but first, -- >> as we see what disruptions, with which we have the right people in the right checkpoints when they show up for screening. >> dana: david pekoske was with us just moments ago as men's americans heading out for thanksgiving could be facing some travel trouble ahead of the holiday. that was back playing a as missy storm system spreads across the eastern u.s. causing all kinds of headaches. flightaware misery mass -- map, that is a terrible name. cancellations so far since daybreak. expected to get worse as storms are up in the hours ahead. israel's per minister reporting progress and a possible hostage deal with hamas and the head of hamas saying there closer to a deal with israel, include it in for a pause in the fighting to release some hostages and in

let's go with kathy stevens to start. everyone knows kathy. she is currently the ceo of kei. she is chair of the korea society. she had a gala last week in new york. former ambassador of the united states. long and distinguished career in and around foreign service. lots of service in korea. stanford university. it is really an illustrious background. kathy, welcome to the farm. next come over here is the former foreign minister. i dealt extensively with the foreign minister during my tenure here. long, distinguished -- i'm going to say that over and over again -- career in the foreign service in korea. several appointments throughout the world, but here in washington, i believe a lot of people remember his tenure fondly. over here, we have professor --. young state university is where i know the press are from. a lot of work on china. he wrote a book on that. lots of really important, seminal work on a range of topics, doing especially with security and northeast asia. last but not least, general vista brooks, former commander. people know him -- people often forget is tenur

dozens of near lawmakers now are calling on governor kathy hochul governor kathy hochul to bang studentse in palestine from college campuses statewide. members of the bipartisan group pushing for an investigation into the stps in any group that explicitly endorses a registered foreign terrorist organization must be banned from new york university. back lives, we will keep a close eye on the because when of the government is going to talk just a short time and more protests are planned across the city today. dana? purported to alexis, thank you. >> bill: we are learning more about a massive fentanyl bust spanning several states and how the defense got to the bottom of this one. mark meredith has been looking into it and has the story now. what have you found out about this? >> reporter: a lot to break down. good morning. federal investigators say they have made 23 arrests in the latest fentanyl request. what is most stunning is the sheer amount of drugs this print was selling. look at what investigators found at l.a.x., the defense say one suspect smuggled more than 2 pounds of fentanyl i

according to kathy it is.propel her fonder farther, but it is interesting because the fund is up. it is up little over 30% year-to-date, it is underperforming the nasdaq, because that has been propelled by the magnificent seven. to kathy's defense that is not really her thing. she invests more in disruptive companies, so she doesn't have any exposure to nvidia, christophe, apple, but she has smaller names. think coinbase, rocha. underperforming but still a much stronger year than she has had in the last two years. guy: i'm hearing people talk about they are looking for an active etf. where are they going? emily: they're going to a different kind of active. we are seeing about 100 billion dollars this year flow into active strategies in the etf world, most of the flows are going to covered call strategies from jp morgan, systematic strategies from dimensional. these are active funds, but not the conventional kind of stock-picking, high-conviction that kathy woods takes on, but it is where the fund manager might

she says lawrence really likes me. >> ainsley: we all like you, aunt kathy.talked to you on the phone the other day. >> brian: yes we did. we are trying to pursue this story she is the journalist in the story. >> ainsley: more believable right now. >> pete: you are claiming camouflage in the kilmeade clan? >> brian: that's what i'm saying. >> ainsley: he taught us how to walk and made taylor swift famous. >> pete: general jack keane is next. don't go anywhere. ♪ ( ♪ ♪ ) start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. ♪ the winter play was really coming together. ♪ until... disaster struck. ♪ tensions... were high. ♪ luckily, replacement costumes were shipped with fedex. which means mr. harvey... could picture the perfect night. ♪ we're delivering more happy for the holidays. ♪ israel is under attack and jewish families are in danger. israel's enemies seek our destruction. the people of israel need immediate help. rockets have us squarely in the crosshairs. our people are targets in their own homes. many have lost e

signed by cuomo's replacement governor kathy hocul in 2022 it created a one-year window for adults tost their alleged abusers and any institutions that enabled them. regardless of statutes of limitations. in all, about 3,000 lawsuits were filed. >> some people who were victims of rape or victims of sexual assault may have not viewed themselves in that light even years or decades ago. and these laws allow them to have time to change their perception, to realize that what happened to them did in fact include assault or rape and to then vindicate their rights and bring these cases. >> reporter: with the window to file lawsuits now closed, advocates for sexual assault survivors say they want to see the law reauthorized. nancy. >> nancy: some high-profile cases to come. elaine quijano, thank you. turning now to the holiday season which means spending time with family, friends, and indulging in america's other favorite pastime, shopping. an estimated 182 million americans are hitting the malls, shops, and the web this thanksgiving weekend as cbs's roxana saberi reports that's up from last y

katrina: congresswoman kathy manning, thank you for joining us on bbc news. rep.ng: thank you. katrina: the big concern continues to be the humanitarian crisis in gaza. the world health organization mourns more people could die in gaza because of untreated diseases is that airstrikes if thhealth system is not restored there. >> gaza has praically been bombed back to the dark ages. m■uch ofgazacityis now i ruins. the fragile truce of the last six days allowed united nations and other agencies to assess the damage wrought by seven weeks of bobbing, -- bombing, and the pressing needs of the population now has. >> we are very concerned about an outbreak of infectious diseases like watery diarrhea and other infectious diseases as people are forced to live in very cramped conditions with poor sanitation. >> the world health organization says, given the living conditions and lack of health care more people in gaza could die from diseases and bombings. over 100,000 people have acute respiratory infections and 80,000 are suffering from diarrhea. 50% of those are under the

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people like kathy hochul have been nowhere on this.strengthening what is going on in new york. the numbers of law enforcement having going down. there have been people in support of defunding the police along the way. it's hard far me to take her pledge that law enforcement is stronger than it's been before or that it's being beavered up where they have been actually letting people go. >> this is true. these numbers are just even hard to fathom. the speaks that we're seeing from the crime task force. antijewish incidents and beyond. a number of bias incidents. our own chad program writing a piece, "the divide" how a protest in israel exposed a rip in the republican party. over calls for a cease-fire and israel's assertion to defend itself. that's to say nothing of controversial comments by squad members. that's why the lockdown outside of dnc was so important. liberals attacking liberals when members of their party of clashing over something as flammable as the middle east. a new poll highlights that. 51% say israel went too far in the

it's making it challenging for the seniors to get around and that inspired celebrity chef kathy vang fang to get involved. >> celebrity chef kathy fang and her team making their way to more than 150 hungry seniors in san francisco's soma neighborhood, the meal program these people depend has had to close this week because of apex tight security measures around moscow. nissan become too out new shop program every day. >> so just like the covid. if we stop that, they stop at they any chung is ceo of san francisco's south help for the elderly. she says the seniors live in apex red zone and with the roadblocks and barriers in place. also the daily protests. it's tough for them to get around. >> but the food needs to get deliver. it will be baby. don't want that. she gets did not go was caught next. >> through some planning with the city chung was able to get a helping hand from kathy fang and fang. chinese restaurant. the delivery group got a police escort to the blockaded streets wednesday. fang says it's all about taking care of neighbors. in a statement she says days like this, make m

kathy ireland counted him as one of her mentors.ng her second career as a business mogul, when i met her at the shareholder meeting in omaha, today she sells her home goods through furniture mart but way back when she was 11 years old she knew she wanted to be in business. he got a paper route in a california town 5 years later, got discovered by a modeling agent, ended up on the cover of sports illustrated swimsuit issue more than just about any other model, she remained determined to take her career from bikinis to board rooms. by 1993 she took a step to spinning her modeling fame into a wildly successful business empire. today kathy ireland worldwide, half a billion in sales for furniture, clothing to insurance and more and added forbes to her cover model collection. kathy ireland has a great story, she's my guest on the everyone talks to lose podcast episode. you can get on apple, google, spotif a mac or wherever you get your podcast. listen to and stay tuned, great stuff on charlie monger coming up. rch. get help with j.p morga

but with kathy, you know, kathy storwas really fantastic because it really got to dive into the world of spacewalks and you know, all of the contentions surrounding, you know, the first american woman to do a spacewalk, you know, was she going to have a different time? you know, there was a there's a story in there about whether she need to spend more time doing a pre breae, which is, you know, taking the time to to reh the right pressure beforehand. and there was concern, you know, that because she was a woman, you know, she would have a different time and she had to fight back against before she performed her spacewalk. and so, you know, that that one was really fun and when she flew, she flew with sally. and so hers was the first flight with two women on board and i thought that was really interesting because, you know, she made a comment about how i think this was in one of her oral histories. you know, when they were selecting the first woman, you know, heaven forbid they select two of us to go for the first time. it had to be just one. buhers hers was ultimately the one where th

new york governor kathy hochul is set to give an update. let's go to alexis mcadams. is going to give us an updatestig on what she has lear. >> alexis:ve u with breaking nes come these breaking developments. the story has changed throughout leathe day. originally sources on the ground who saw the impact thought this was a terrorist attack because they said they have never seen such an explosion -- if you look at this video they did not think this was a car crashing, tryingd to flee and exit the area.id now we are hearing it was a stolen vehiclecar . we have these high level sources saying bomb techs alerted all authorities that iave t was an rcesattempted terror attack. they are now walking that back. all government buildings were evacuated.wa the bridge was closed and the airport had heightened securityv acwhich sources tell me were all steps they followed what they believed was a terror attack. authorities checked all cars near that airport too looking in the trunks and the back seats. the driver and the passenger in the vehicle both dead.th hearing this was a stole

new york governor kathy hokul says the preliminary investigation has found no indication of a terrororcement officials gave an update to media a short time ago. we have a subject in mind, we're fully running him down to find out who he is. as the us attorney said, right now, we have no indications of a threat of terrorism from it. the investigation continues. we're still doing notifications forfamily members, but we do have someone in mind for it. and we're working through it through the jttf. 0ur correspondent in washington gary 0'donoghue has the latest. a car seemed to come from the us side, hit a customs post on the border and kind of leap into the air and burst into flames. the two people inside, as we now know, were killed and one customs officer on the ground was injured and taken to hospital. at first there was a great deal of concern that this may have been some kind of attack simply because of the nature of the explosion. we then started to hear that there were perhaps no explosives found inside the car. we finally got confirmation from kathy hochul, as you heard there, tha

i now refer to congers when kathy manning of north carolina. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i just want to point out something that has become apparent as we have listened to each of you tell your story. that is that none of your sons had to be there. all of your sons were americans. they could have chosen to stay in their safe, comfortable homes right here in america. but they know the story of the jewish people. they know that our 2000 year history has made it so critically important that we have one country in the world that will always take in when they are persecuted and times of stress. it is important to note that each of your sons chose to do their part to secure a jewish homeland at a time when we have rising and night semitism. we have anti-semitism around the globe and in this country, unlike anything we have ever seen before. since october 7th, prior to october so, her anti-semitism in this country was at a crisis level. since october 7th, we have seen anti-semitic violent incidents price by 400%. we are now at a catastrophe. i just want to mention how grateful i

journeys like kathy mentioned. guinea warm eradication.s took a disease that affected 3.5 million people every year in the poorest parts of the world and this year, there won't be millions of cases, papa, this year. we've had seven total cases. and we're in the last mile because she could see far and she kept going. was not afraid of these long journeys. her advocacy for mental health was a 50-year climb that is as remarkable as any other and has been mentioned already, but if you imagine just how far our society has come in the last five years on issues of mental health and you think that she decided in 1970 to tackle the ancient stigma associated with mental illness, it is remarkable how far she could see and how far she was willing to walk. that effort changed lives and it saved lives, including in my own family. she was made for these long journeys. rosalynn carter institute helps care givers because you can't journey alone. even the rosalynn carter butterfly trail goes 3,000 gardens from mexico to canada. help monarch butterflies on t

let's go to nbc news correspondent kathy park. and we also have frank figluzzi with us. >> reporter: kate, you mentioned the vehicle was traveling into the u.s. on the rainbow bridge and niagara falls traveling at very high rate of spoed and eventually hit the checkpoint structure. exploded. right now officials are reporting two people inside that vehicle are now confirmed dead, also a cbp officer was injured because of the blast, after initial search, they didn't find a secondary explosive device and still unclear whether this was intentional or not, still a lot of questions on that front. meanwhile, security has been heightened throughout that area especially in erie county, all western bridge crossings between the u.s. and canada have been closed. also some county buildings in that area closing early out of an abundance of caution. security at buffalo international airport, a very busy travel day, we also learned they're heightening security there, they're making sure that all the cars going into the airport undergo security ch

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kathy: not particularly great.ng manufacturers expanding factories and developers announcing new project pipelines, but as the project pipeline piles up, the one question we keep hearing from the industry is where is the demand? who will we sell this expensive green hydrogen to? according to the database we published earlier, we tracked almost 50 million metric ton of clean hydrogen capacity announced by 2030. however, just over 10% have identified a buyer and out of those 10%, only 13% of the volume has signed a binding contract. if you look at the number, although the project pipeline looked very promising, only less than 2% of the total volume planned by 2030 has identified a confirmed uptake or -- uptaker by 2030. vonnie: it seems that cost is prohibitive when it comes to hydrogen as a fuel but how is it evolving? kathy: we think hydrogen has a very high potential to have drastic cost reduction by 2052 undercut green hydrogen or fossil fuels, but the cost is really high. the cost of producing green hydrogen cou

kathy and i talked about i give kathy some of the credit and a couple other people close to him, which is whenever he went dark, it brought him back to the playground. the playground where he was beaten up and now he had the chance t own the world's playground. he moves faster than my questions do. it's great. i was it was at this point i was going to say and that brings us to twitter. okay. yeah, right. you're reading my question. so things are going well for him in the end. is that his life at this time, all the companies e firi literally on all cylinders is everything is kind of go cylinders. these are electric. they're firing on all engines, raptor engines, elecic motors. ed, to the end. edo the end. and yet he makes this mp. what is the temptation here for him? what? why is twitter, you know, it's such a one of the things about that you talked about and it was when i was hanging around with him, following himself and he had just bece time's person of the year. he'd become the richest person on the planet. tesla had made a million cars that year. it'd become the most valuab ca comp

we're waiting to hear from kathy hochul. she's making her way to niagara falls to provide us some sort of information. the first time that we have anything on the record, but clearly the director has been slowly increasing the drum beat that attacks in the united states could be very real. people need to remain vigilant. that's not only including law enforcement, trace. >> doesn't change the facts on the ground but the fact that they're concerned there's a lot of chatter about a potential for terror group operation. does it change the direction of the investigation that you know of, david? >> i don't know specifically about this investigation. so i don't want to get ahead of myself. as far as the word "terrorism", absolutely, any time there's the word terrorism or any type of thought that somebody may be inspired by terrorist activity, it does raise the level of the investigation. the fbi obviously is involved in hate crimes, is involved in terrorism. so many different aspects. it's a much different fbi than it was even 15 y

kathy jennings used to work with my son and matt meyer and good friend and hell of an athlete, mike prsickind pete buttigieg, thanks for doing a great job. we're announcing a historic investment in america's railroads. we've been talking about it a long time, i know. finally we're getting it done. more than $16 billion, $16 with a b, billion, here. 25 different projects from washington to georgia. i've been fighting about this a long time, to invest in americans, not just america. there's no better place to make this announcement than in my home state of delaware, here. a few miles away from the wilmington shops. over 800 people keep traipse in the entire northeast corridor working in good order and it's not been easy because some of them are pretty old trains. but machinists, electricians, pipe fitters, boilermakers, laborers, foremen. one thing is in common, they're all good paying union jobs. the middle class build america but unions built the middle class. unions built the middle class. for years as vice president i met with the workers in these shops and made them a promise and said i

also breaking tonight, new york governor kathy hochul says there is no indication of terrorism after vehicle explosion in a major u.s. border crossing with canada. we'll bring you all of the late-breaking developments and all of the details we're getting on the investigation. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in tel aviv, israel, and you're in "the situation room." ♪ ♪ >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> first up this hour, the breaking news here in the middle east where an israeli truce with hamas and a long-await hostage release have both just been delayed. i want to bring in cnn's jeremy dimon. here joining us from sderot, israel, not far from the border with gaza. what else can you tell us about this delay? >> well, wolf, nine hours from now we were expecting that the first pause in fighting in the war between israel and hamas was set to take effect. a few hours after that we were expecting the first hostages held in gaza as israel announced in a statement that it will take place with the original agreement from both sides and i was

majority were blue states like new york and that's a very hyper localized message about crime about kathyochul and about this bail reform bill that the state legislature passed that was widely unpopular to voters. that message really resonates. localizing the crime issue not so much on the defund the police message we saw in 2020 but making it tangible to voters that proved really potent for republicans. there will be a preview of what they will do in 2024. for democrats, defending abortion access, it's making sure they are the champions of a woman's right to choose and a woman's right to have access to that procedure. because time and again from this past election, ohio is another example that results in deep red kansas. they have passed last year the defendant abortion access. kentucky saw similar results when they tried to restrict abortion access. it's the same playbook every time, making more so positioning yourself and the champion of abortion access right is an effective method for democrats. not just filling out their base, they might have more problems during the presidential yea

we are waiting for kathy hochul to give an update as to what she knows about this incident at the border. >> hello. i am dana, along with judge jeanine shapiro and greg gutfeld. this is "the five." two dead after a power explosion at the u.s. canada border. video shows the moment a car went up in flames. a border patrol officer is being treated for minor injuries. all bridges are closed in the area. the fbi is on the scene investigating. let's go to alexis. she is going to give us an update on what she has learned. >> the story has changed throughout the day. originally sources on the ground who saw the impact thought this was a terrorist attack because they said they have never seen such an explosion if you look at this video. they did not think this was a car crashing, trying to flee and exit the area. we have these high level sources saying bomb techs alerted all authorities that it was an attempted terror attack. all government buildings were evacuated. the bridge was closed and they had heightened security, which were all steps they followed what they believed was a terror attack. t

>> no. >> what about your wife kathy? did you have anything to do with the death of kathy? >> no.ther you are guilty, of both of these, or you have the worst luck in the world. you just happened to mary two women, one is missing, one who is dead. >> correct. >> is that bad luck? >> i guess that is bad luck. >> drew peterson, the victim, it was a team he returned to the following year, when he sat down with us again, by this point a new autopsy revealed kathleen's death wasn't an accident. it was a homicide. drew did not buy it. >> i still don't get how someone who is healthy, able bodied dies in a bathtub. >> well, it happens, and everyone says it is impossible, but i guess if you look at statistics from the national safety council, it shows that people do die bathtubs. >> he also did not buy that story from pastor -- he said he never confessed anything to stacey about kathleen's death. >> how many times did you ever tell stacey that you killed kathleen. >> never. never. >> so if she told her preacher that, she was telling a lie. >> she told me she was lying. >> that is right, he

new york governor kathy hochul is using cover of fighting antisemitism to monitor speech online.e're focused on data we're conducting from surveillance effort. launched an effort to counter some negativity and reach out to people when we see hate speech being spoken about on online platforms. ramped up monitoring of sites to catch incitement of violence and direct threats to others. >> laura: joining me now lee zeldin, former gubernatorial candidate. lee, what is this move really all about? monitoring, surveillance, sounds like the dhs disinformation board, sounds similar. >> this is about hoarding power and target political opposition in the name of combating antisemitism by using a vague subjective term allowing your thought police to surveill online contents, collect data and to be able to crack down on language that you don't like. listen, kathy hochul told me i should get on a bus and move to florida because i'm a conservative. she is someone who has called new yorkers her apostles. who knows how she plans on defining what hate speech is and color me skeptical and cautious a

governor of new york, kathy hochul en route to the scene. she is working with the fbi terrorist task force to monitor all entry points to new york. they have the thanksgiving parade here in new york. we're seeing increased police presence in manhattan ahead of that because of thousands of tourists and visitors coming to this city. all of this the backdrop of the protests we've been seeing in this city and other cities across the nation. again this breaking news. we are following right now markets are holding on. we are working to get a reporter to bring us more details right now but do want to update you on this breaking story coming from the border between the u.s. and canada. >>> back to the markets right now. so there's a lot of bets right now we're actually going to see record highs for the s&p next year. that stocks are on a tear the rest of this year and it is going to continue into 24. rbc is joining these bullish calls forecasting we could reach 5000 by the end of 2024 but does that mean a soft landing has to happen first? i want to

. >> yeah, we got an initial post from new york governor kathy hochul, one of the first officials to announce that something had happened on the bridge. i have just been handed a statement from the senate majority leader chuck schumer who is from new york saying he's closely monitoring the situation on the rainbow bridge crossing between the u.s. and canada, affirming that federal, state and local law enforcement are there, and thanking brave first responders. i also want to bring in gabe gutierrez at the white house. what can you tell us from there? >> reporter: hi there, chris, we got a statement from the spokesperson for the national security council saying that the white house is closely monitoring the situation that law enforcement is on scene and investigating. right now, authorities are really taking great pains to caution what could be behind this, and whether this could or could not be, in fact, terrorism, they're cautioning us against that. i just got off the phone with an official from customs and border protection who could not confirm details of this event, and perhaps w

that's hate speech for people like kathy hochul. which is why they hate, of course, elon musk because, when he bought twitter, he had this crazy idea that an online forum should be free of political censorship. so let the people decide, in other words. let them decide for themselves. for that, he became public enemy number 1. and, he claims he was famed by the george so, roast backed media matters of america far left group of hit men and hit women masquerading as media watch dog, please. the group lob idea his advertisers to drop x on grounds that musk says are totally false and completely misleading. media matters pointed out that on twitter major mainstream companies were having their ads owe appear alongside pro-hitler and anti-semitic material the kind that floods that social media platform now that mr. musk has taken it over. >> he is suing a progressive watchdog group media matters what they say anti-semitic content on x. >> laura: and then the media just rejudge tates it, reregran. founder of public, a substack publication. e

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i think kathy uses comfortable back to frame from the back. these goals the season in some stuff. right now let's take a look at all the bonus, like a result. so 5 this weekend. and you'll see those development and living keys and wins. when you on an outs, books shade the spoils as the front book and dumpster will spoke, bit like 6 and on friday, buying down cologne. and it was business as usual for england striking every kind as universities. i think go in just 12 games the wind keeps defending champions bind in 2nd place 2 points behind the keys. and this is the vision of that harry tango during the clean up with as we has done so often mistakes and he is just about stopping now as we speak. frankfurt battling stood gus on sunday. we'll see those games harden han take on bulk them and hoffman han meet mines. now we saw the vision of hurry kinds go against cologne on friday, not appropriate league break or to actually with i think goals kind of has now scored the most in an englishman in a bonus league at season. you know, i'm feeling good. i feel at home here. you know, everyon

i'm kathy. the headlines. a seminal summer has passed away. terry venables has died at the age of 80. what a week forjannik sinner. what a week forjannik sinner. he helps italy secure a first davis cup title in almost 50 years, and max verstappen ends the most dominant season in history with yep, you guessed it, another grand prix victory in abu dhabi. hello there. we'll start with the news that terry venables, a former england and barcelona manager, has died at the age of 80. his family say they are totally devastated by the loss of a wonderful husband and father who passed away peacefully on saturday after a long illness. venables was the england manager at a home european championship in 1996 when football fervour gripped england as they reached the semi—finals of the competition. it was their best major tournament achievement in 30 years. our correspondent andy suisse looks back at the life of terry venables. he brought the feel good factor back to english football. at euro 96, terry venables took his team