spielberg cheated on robin with katie, divorced robin, married katie, the treated on katy with robin.it. jb began by telling them what he had before, about hanging out with his uncle ty, and sending robbyn the text about meeting up. except, this time, he provided some additional details. j.b. now said, katie came home a little after 9 pm, in a bad mood. >> i could never remember the exact words sometimes, but i could hear them talking to them, saying that they were with it for the whole reason, and i just lay down, passed out. >> j.d. said, he woke up a while later, to find katie gone. she had, apparently, taken his truck. that is when he said, he started texting katie, ty, and robbyn, who never responded. obviously, they wanted to know, why j.d. changed his story. >> because, the thought of everything, that my wife could possibly have did something, was freaking me out. >> was that, really, why j.d. was coming clean? this time around, he not only admitted he had plans to meet robin that night, but also told them, where. and, it was not at his house, as he had first said. but j.d. mai

the actual content of her letter as katie was indicating is - letter as katie was indicating is fascinating mistakes. and notjust carrying on and pretending that nobody has noticed, as if magically things will sort them things out. who can she be thinking of? yes. normally when _ who can she be thinking of? yes. normally when downing - who can she be thinking of? is; normally when downing street released the exchange of letters between prime ministers and the resigning ministers the language can be quite coded, as to disguise or suggest the ambush that is gone on at the point of departure. but suella braverman's letter was far less coded than you might normally expect. she was essentially saying she made a mistake and she fessed up to it. and she ansaldi was trying to draw a parallel with the huge issues that liz truss is experienced over the last few weeks with her economic projects. you remember that list trucks had come under criticism for partly trying to deflect any blame from the many budget and how it infected the markets. also refusing on camera repeatedly to say the word sorry. and

this is bloomberg. ♪ katie: this is "bloomberg markets," i am katie with john, brazilian assets underressure today with the much-anticipated president election sunday. joining us now is from that is a coanchor from bloomberg daybreak: asia. put us -- put into context, how tight is the race? >> we are talking about a race that isn't and that. we have seen the polls, calling for lula to get pity 3% of the votes. -- 53% of the votes and jair bolsonaro trillion 47%. the -- trailing at 47%. they are trying to tweak representative samples to get this one right, this week jair bolsonaro momentum has been trading -- fading with recent gafs including a violent gun battle with one of his allies and police. we are watching the debate between the two candidates. jon: are there some characterizing this is a referendum on democracy? >> we have already seen president jair bolsonaro this week attack the electoral authorities. for years he has tried to undermine the electronic voting system. there has been fears that if the margin is very close he would not concede defeat. we are watching, lakhdar --

katie hobbs does. your schools to teach your children what to think and not how to think? katie hobbs does. do you want your law enforcement to demean and demoralize? katie hobbs does. do you want the border to be wide open and fentanyl flowing into our country? katie hobbs does. this is what she believes. and friends, this is what we have to avoid, and i will repeat something that kari lake just said, you need a fighter and you got one. that's what you've got. you need a leader that is going to understand that she works for you and let me tell you, i think you hire her, that's what i think. she stands for low taxes, she stands for small business, she stands for your children, she knows that parents matter, she standing up for law enforcement, and she's going to protect your constitutional rights, that's what she's going to do. come on, could it be any more clear? katie hobbs and joe biden are agents of chaos. everything they do makes things worse. we've got runaway inflation, no one can afford gas, yo

a lot of people don't know that katie?sit red cross.org/fox forward. all donations big and small are welcome. thank you to everybody who has already made a donation. we are on our way to almost a million raised right now. help us get over that 1 million mark. keep it going to the people in need. >> jesse: scrooge go over to say alexa donate to red cross. >> katie: get the fox forward in there. >> jesse: go ahead. >> katie: check out this incredible video blind skater from michigan. daniel broke the guinness world record for longest ride on a skateboard 22.5 inches. hopes to one day host skating workshops visually impaired. get skateboarding added to the paraolympics. >> jesse: i don't know about that. that seems really risky. >> greg: how does he do that? he was a skateboarder and lost his vision. >> jesse: "special report" is up next bret baier. >> bret: not sure how to take that muscle memory. listen, dreamy trace gallagher will be on this show in a little bit. >> jesse: i will be watching. >> greg: he has a nickname. >>

katie hobbs does.] so, you should never have a boss force you to get an experimental shot, ever. we are going to stop this nonsense. we are going to fight for parents' rights. we are going to fight for parents' rights and make sure that we have a free arizona. i just talked to some people from new jersey. they flew down to meet me, and i was so pleased by that. they said, we wish you had someone -- we wish we had someone like you running in new jersey. we need good republican governors in all 50 states. i've been with this guy all day. i love him before. i really love him now. governor glenn youngkin has been with me all day. he's been fantastic. [cheering and applause] if you're going to fall in love with this guy. he won against all odds. virginia looked like a lost cause, didn't it? and here comes this guy in a red vest. who the heck is this? and he wins. i'm going to tell you, one of my dear friends lives in virginia. she said, we love governor youngkin. he got our kids out of the masks. he got the

katy, james landale was talkin: on going. katy, james landale was talking on his _ going.s to the british to help them out of their mess. the greek prime minister said, goodness me, "we used to be a bit of a standing joke. and the role is now being taken by the british." are people cringing at westminster? you�*ve got about 30 seconds, forgive me. i you've got about 30 seconds, forgive me. ~' you've got about 30 seconds, forgive me. ~ . . ., ., me. i think we were aware of how much has — me. i think we were aware of how much has fallen _ me. i think we were aware of how much has fallen and _ me. i think we were aware of how much has fallen and damaged - me. i think we were aware of howl much has fallen and damaged over me. i think we were aware of how- much has fallen and damaged over the party of five or six weeks. when it comes to the foreign press, it has been going on for sometime. boris johnson often depicted as a clown in the french press, and theresa may, all the uncertainty, was often cited as a subject of mockery. it�*s not completely new, but i think on the finan

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katie and brie had breakfast at a casino diner.ed this video from the casino security cam. these are the last pictures of breonna dennison before she disappeared. after breakfast, a friend drop them off at katie's home at mackie fort. it is about 3:30 am. at the house, breonna made a faithful decision. she decided to sleep on the living room couch. >> she wanted to text her boyfriend anyways, maybe even call them because they were fighting at the time. >> the couch was a few feet from the front door. the front door was glass paned, giving anyone on the street an easy view of the couch. that night, the door was unlocked, which was not unusual. >> it was kind of like a hotel, we would all walk or individual doors but the living room was like a lobby that we've kept on lock in case anybody lost their keys. >> around 4 am, katie said goodnight to her friend, went into her bedroom right next to the living room. >> her last words were, if you need anything to come a room. >> detectives looked at her cell phone records. at 4:23 am, briann

and katie pavlich.stranging that the democrats want to talk about anything but joe biden's record in office over the past two years. >> yeah. you've had the media come out and say joe biden was having a comeback, his approval rating was going up, and i thought about this in august. let's see if they then ask president biden to come out with them on the campaign trail the. so far they have not. they've been saying all summer they don't want him to campaign. tim ryan, as you were referencing in ohio, has distanced himself repeatedly from the president. and democrats like tim ryan and others have tried to say, look, inflation is a major problem for the country, crime is another one. but specifically on the issue of the economy, they're having a very difficult time reconciling their rhetoric on the campaign trail with their voting record whether it was the american rescue plan or whether it was the inflation reduction act which we know by all accounts actually increases inflation. and, of course, inflation

>> hey katie good morning. so with all of that, follows what was a heavy week of rocket barrages across the country. more than a dozen cities coming under fire throughout the week, including here in the capital of kyiv. where we saw a number of different waves of rocket fire. we've had sirens going off here pretty consistently throughout the day. there is i think a balance being struck by people here, where they're concerned about any kind of reaction by vladimir putin. when it comes to continued battlefield games. that is in the, east and in the south. where ukrainian troops are continuing to fight russian soldiers really in places forcing them to retreat and gaining major pieces of cloud, again, in the southern part of the country. there are win these major games and what we see is latimer putin lashing back and flying rockets in the residential areas and he's been targeting the infrastructure, so last night keyboards for the first time in months pitch black and totally dark. people here are told to conserve

in katie hobbs' world, and you can ask her about this. i not she's coming up next.y're for abortion right up until birth. if you are in the hospital in labor, the abortionists are for giving you an abortion if you desire one. >> what are you for? >> we need to draw the line somewhere. i am going to be the executive of the state, the chief executive officer, and i will follow the law. the law right now as it stands is governor deucy's law at 15 weeks. we'll follow the law. >> would you want abortions closer to 15 weeks? >> may i finish? >> sure. >> i'm a woman. i'm a mother. i'm all for women's health care. i come from a large family. seven sisters. of course i want women's health care. this has moved beyond health care. we're not giving women choices. i'm for giving women true choices. when they walk into an abortion center, they're only given one choice. they're not told that you have the choice to keep your baby and we can help and here's how, or we can help you find a loving family who will adopt your baby. i want to give women true choices. i will uphold the law

[applause] >> so we went over katie hobbs record. the record of mark kelly voted against title 42 three times voted against hiring 18,000 border agents but voted for the 87,000 irs agents an voted to defund the border wall construction three times in 2021 alone. you're down there every day. i've interviewed you how many times? >> more than i can remember. >> i've been on horseback helicopter all terrain vehicle out on both. i've been everybody from rio grande to san diego. i've been in the drug warehouses. i've never seen anything like in it my life. >> one of the few. you're one of the feud in the actual media that go down there to try to understand exactly what's going. >> i'm an old tank so i send my reporters >> keep going down there. >> i will but sarah has done a greats job. now the feint natural crisis, 90 percent of it crosses the southern board near the state of texas, correct? >> it is and it's not just saying arizona and texas. it's going throughout the entire united states. when we see this drug epidemic it's in ames, iow

katie: -- ms. hobbs: we have our plan that is to ensure -- we are uplifting communities of color, communities that have been marginalized. communities shut out of opportunity. we are providing that. making sure we're doing that by including them in our administration at every level. so we have a government that reflects the diversity of our state. that is something i'm committed to. my opponent is not. >> in 2020 latinos moving in the direction of republicans. why is that? why are democrats starting to lose latino? ms. hobbs: it is not as much here as floater texas. we're not taking a single vote for granted. we are making a case of why i am the best candidate for governor. >>. on the border. i realize the state of every cent has. how to get a handle on it? ms. hobbs: we have to work with the federal government to make sure they're are focused on solutions right for arizona. the border state, we have a border that has decades of inaction. we need treatments to step up on border security. to tackle

[chanting katie! katie!] >> let's do it. ms. hobbs: thank you, everybody, for coming. we appreciate your support and all your love. [crowd murmurs] >> we need you. arizona needs you. ms. hobbs: thank you so much. all right. thank you. [crowd murmurs] [crowd murmurs] >> a couple of quick questions, why is it so important to resonate with latino youth? >> when it comes to uplifting our latino communities, that we are implement and policies that work for everyone in our state. >> this is a do over chance, what have you learned from the latino community? >> you can't separate latino culture from arizona, it is who we are as a state. this the things i've learned from latino women i had a chance to work with, they have the most barriers and challenges and they were willing to take the risk for their families, to protect the family. when i thought about that, it just really was something i realized had impacted my work throughout my time in government, to help people that needed the most. >> why do you think you are the better candidate? >> making sure that in every single th

>> hey, good morning katie.t was an energized crowd of people who gathered quite early in the day, waiting in line, to hear from former president obama. we are told that there are about 7000 people in that arena. if you are in that room, and that was the only political event that you had paid attention to in georgia, you'd be forgiven to think that they momentum is on the side of democrats into bases in the state. but the reality is, it's not. they are struggling in the polls, and that is why former president obama was here. stacey abrams, a democrat, trying to unseat -- brian kemp, is behind in the polls incumbents, democratic senator raphael warnock is in a statistical tie with his republican challenger, herschel walker. and neither of them are above in polling average, is the necessary 50% threshold in order to avoid a runoff. so president obama came here hoping that his star power would encourage democratic voters in the state to turn out to the polls. he argued that democracy is at stake. he spent a lot of

yeah, good morning to you katie. as you said.e here in naples, we are about 45 minutes south of fort myers beach. this is a canal community. it's steps from the bay. and take a look over here, you can see behind me that this is a huge pile of debris. this is pretty much the entire contents of the home here. it had to be taken out. it's a total loss. let me re-direct you over here to the house. this is a single story ranch tell home. and we are told that the storm surge was about seven feet. so almost to the top of the roof there. the homeowner here has been taking out all of these contents for days. he is wasting no time though. rebuilding. because when you look inside, you can see that the dry wall has already been torn out. so this homeowner definitely plans to rebuild. we are told that he has lived here for 20 years. and so, this isn't the first time that he seen water in the home. but this is certainly the most catastrophic. now let's direct you, again, about 45 minutes north of here. to fort myers beach. as you said, yesterd

i'm katy tur. we've never seen anything like this before in key places across the country, interest in the election is so intense that millions have showed up to vote early. shattering turnout records, especially in the midterm year. who does that help? and is all of that enthusiasm reflected in the polls? we're going to explore that in just a moment. along with the concerning rise in threats at polling places, axios is reporting local mayors and police chiefs are being warned that extremists like the proud boys and the oath keepers are signing up as poll workers and drop box monitors, as part of localized efforts to intimidate voters. again, we will get to all of that in a moment. but first, if you were not already convinced by the campaign ads, or the mailers, or the emails, or the texts, last night's debates gave voters, you potentially, a lot to chew over. candidates in close races, in pennsylvania, michigan, and new york, faced off, first up in pennsylvania, that much-anticipated matchup betwe

here with me now is katie hobbs. we have a lot to get to. you were secretary of state. were in 2020. your reaction to what you just heard on that issue from kari lake. >> i think anyone running for office who continues to say there was widespread fraud. they say they have evidence, they have yet to bring any evidence forward. you and i have talked about this so many times. this is absolutely disqualifying. this is somebody who will have a level of authority over our state's elections, the ability to sign new legislation into law, the responsibility of certifying future elections and she has, not only as you heard, refused to say if she'll accept the results of this election, but also whether or not she would certify the 2024 presidential election if she's governor. this is disqualifying. this is a basic core of our democracy, and she has nothing else to run on. this is what she has centered her entire campaign around. >> let's talk about the issue of abortion. you said last week that you support leaving the decision between a woman and her doctor and leaving politicians

>> katie: i don't know. i take everything that bill says with a grain of salt. >> carter: he might be serious this time. >> katie: he might not be. >> carter: well, you won't know unless you give it a shot. >> katie: i'm given him lots of shots. >> carter: and you don't want to risk getting hurt again. >> katie: i... i know bill means well, but i'm in a really good place right now, and yes, a part of me is tempted but we got this issue, this very large issue between us that's just not going anywhere. >> carter: his feelings for brooke. >> katie: yeah.

i am katie fang. this morning, new details on the contents of at least some of those roughly 13,000 documents the fbi agents took from donald trump's mar-a-lago estate back in august. nbc news now confirming that some of the classified documents in trump's possession included intelligence regarding iran and china. this is according to two people familiar with the matter. and the washington post reporting that at least one of the documents seized by the fbi describes iran's missile program. that's also according to two people familiar with the matter. this detail has not been independently confirmed by nbc news, but for more on all of this, we turn to nbc news senior national politics reporter john allen. john, good morning, tell us more about this latest news, it is huge, and just how donald trump is responding to his disclosure. >> good morning katie, with most presidents, with most public officials, it would be surprising to hear that they took classified documents, particularly highly sensitive doc

>> a few thoughts here, katy. number one, it means that this conference, the republican conference will be more rightward leaning and more conservative and buying into nonsense, than ever before, so to speak. there used to be a split between the leadership and the right wing. we saw that with john boehner and we saw that with paul ryan. now there is no such thing, there is no split. the entire conference is on the right side of the party. many of them, as you noted, denied the 2020 election was legit. they don't accept the results. i think when, with where the rubber meets the road, it is going to be in legislating, and how they handle big weighty issues, the debt limit, funding government, and funding the pentagon, and giving money to ukraine. these are big weighty issues that are going to be incredibly difficult for mccarthy to navigate in the two-year period from 2023 to 2025. >> should we expect him -- >> i don't know if it won't function. but it will be very, very difficult. it will make 2010 to 2018 seem lik

you never see katie hobbs anywhere. nowhere. >> reporter: during that rally last night, i also want to bring attention here to mark fincham, cowboy hat, mustached secretary of state candidate. during that trump rally, he tweeted, "all i want for christmas is a few arrests of election fraud criminals." i asked mark about that and he suggested there is already indications of potential voter irregularities, that there are individuals from the state of new mexico that are crossing into arizona, illegally registering to vote. the table is already being set by the republican candidates in a potentially close battle to claim voter fraud and irregularities at the same time. they very well could outright win it without even having to make such claims, guys. >> vaughn, of course claims are absolutely outrageous. you look at the slate of statewide candidates in arizona for people like me who actually, i don't know, i like western democracy, i like free elections, i think people that lose elections -- you know, for me, i'm very rat

mark kelly up above blake masters and you have kari lake up 4 points from katie hobbs.ri lake is giving us an indication of what's to come, expect a recount a runoff. and then again, your debate skills will be really important and i feel like if i was living in arizona i would want to hear the two of them on the stage together. >> if you're watching that interview you heard kari lake say people should know by the end of that day who won the race, and dana pressed her, but you have to count all the votes don't you want them all counted and she says you should be able to know right away who wins. that kind of signposts a little bit of what potentially could happen in terms of challenges. i'm wondering with so many distractions, you know, there are some real issues that candidates are trying to get at, and here are the ones that each believes just might resonate with voters. listen. >> dhs says that less than 1% of migrants encountered at the border have a criminal record, but i want to stick on the question of asylum, those that do meet the criteria. should they be applau

hi, katie. >> thanks, nicole. wishing you and your family a great weekend. >> welcome to "the beat." i'm katie fang in for ari melber. we begin with a reminder of the violent threats facing our country's political leaders. paul pelosi, husband of house speaker nancy pelosi was violent aassaulted in his san francisco home with the assailant reportedly shouting, quote, where is nancy? mr. pelosi, aged 82, was home alone. police say the attacker struck him multiple times in the head with a hammer. he had a successful surgery for a skull fracture, according to the speaker's office. and doctors expect a full recovery. the united states capitol police say nancy pelosi was in d.c. at the time of the attack guarded by security, as she is at all times. a pelosi family member telling nbc news the suspect was trying to tie up paul, quote, until nancy got home. it was when the suspect wasn't looking that paul called 911. when the police came, the suspect said, quote, we are waiting for nancy. sources identified the suspect as

>> katie, good morning. a lot of residents are returning to neighborhoods like that when you see here. more and more of these images are making it on television. these are mountains of furniture and items that were inside some of these homes. that from the outside, looked like they survived the storm. without any damage. but because of the surge, the water when inside a lot of these homes. and ruined everything. the image that you're seeing now are these large trucks that have been sent out by the county. they only have 15. now they've said yesterday that about 100 of these are growing around to the homes to pick up a lot of the trash. the items. this is really important because trash had been piling up for days. and a lot of the residents were asking for a place to take the trash. or for help from the county. so. these trucks are not going around picking up a lot of the debris. you can see still behind me. and for many of the residents. the ones that have returned to the homes that were at self point surge

ali, good morning. >> katie, good morning. nancy pelosi reacting last night for the first time to the brutal attack on her husband paul during that home invasion early friday morning. officials say she was the intended target. she sent this letter to her house colleagues last night saying in part that she is heartbroken and traumatized by the attack. she also things emergency officials who responded to the attack, as well as hospital workers who are caring for her husbands as he recovers from some major surgery to repair a fractured skull as well as severe injuries to his arm and hands. pelosi says he can to, his condition continues to improve. all of this is coming in with new information about the 9-1-1 call that paul pelosi was able to make himself from inside a bathroom where his phone was charging during the attack. officials crowded in and dispatcher for picking up on this, what he says was pelosi talking encode, crediting her with the faster sponsors. and here. >> once the call was made, people did what they were suppos

who is this katie hobbs anyway?he democrats thought cavanaugh's yearbook was controversial because he drink? well, we got a hold of katie hobbs high school yearbook back in the '80s, and katie hobbs organized a slave day at school, held auctions at her school, put freshmen in chains and seniors got to play a masters for the day. so let me get this straight, democrats are running a senate candidate who chased some black guy out of town in pennsylvania, and a gubernatorial candidate in arizona who held a mock option, has anybody even asked katie hobbs about this? of course not, she is a democrat. democrats can just get behind candidates in blackface or even behind presidents who speak at the funerals of klansmen. >> is there a week limited different than 15 weeks you are in favor of? >> i don't support the 15 week ban. >> in britain arizona voter were to conclude from your previous answer that you do not favor any specific week limit on abortion, would they be correct? >> i support leaving the decision between a woman

i'm katie fang. we begin this hour right here in florida, where rescuers continue to search for survivors in the wake of hurricane ian. the death toll is tragically growing to 73's search teams reach more areas of the community initially cut off, including in pine islands where our amazon news team got a closer look at the devastation. this morning, there are new threats of flooding. officials in sarasota going door to door, warning residents about a possible levee breach that could impact dozens of homes. meanwhile, in the carolinas, residents are taking stock of their losses. four people dead in north carolina, and tens of thousands remain without power. this storm weekend to a post-tropical cyclone after making landfall in south carolina on friday. not before it washed away peers and flooded streets. let's get back to florida now, and check in with amazons liz mclaughlin and fort myers, which is one of the hardest hit areas. liz, can you show with the latest there? >> katie, good morning. as you m

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appreciate it. >> thanks, katy. >>> all right.tle bit of news from jake sherman at punchbowl. we were talking about this. capitol police is going to review security for lawmakers in the wake of the attack on paul pelosi. charles, it's not going to surprise you. >> no, it's not. obviously, this event impacted democrats today, tomorrow could be republicans, tomorrow it could be independents, so the threat is out there. it's very real. you see that it is not limited, and cannot impact only members. but their families. so this wholesale review, new threat assessments, especially for the leadership of congress, needs to be done by the capitol police, and also the risk of copy cats. >> is it hard to be in security right now for lawmakers? is it hard to be, obviously it is hard to be in the capitol police, we saw, but is it hard to be a secret service agent right now? >> it is tough, because politicians want access to people as much as they can. so it's balancing the security and the openness, right? and the approachability. so it's a to

michelle: katie joins me live. gathethat donald trump has give his endorsement to bolsonaro. how did things stand as a go to thweekend? >> it's a big day, i you look at the polls, 45% of valid votes would go to bolsonaro, 49% would go to lula. that puts lula in the lead of winning the presidency on sunday. that is the big question, the polls, they were inaccurate when it came to bolsonaro in the first round. few people trust them. it has become a tighter race than people were expecting a month ago. michelle: katie listening to your report, americans might see themselves in brazils election. as we are seeing a more intense version of the u.s. culture wars. >> absolutely. bolsonaro is nicknamed tropical trump. he is a ge admirer of donald trump. there are links between the two teams. what we see here in brazil is a if you take the issue of abortion rights, people here did not have those rights in the first place. there is a deeply conservative society, with a growing evangelical community. that is, the battle growing

they say they're playing for katie. we think about her every day. yeah, we just want to make her proud and and make sure she's watching for about katie was amazing. i miss her so much and we're always playing for her. she's always in my heart. so this game is so special to us tara campbell abc 7 news. and if you or someone, you know could use an ally when it comes to mental health you will find local resources by going to abc7news.com/take action for urgent matters. you can call the national suicide and crisis lifeline by simply dialing 988. use those resources if you were someone needs them how earlier at stanford students protested after a second rape was reported on campus in the past two months in the latest incident a woman was reportedly taken from her campus office dragged into a basement where she was attacked students are advocating for support for the victims. we want increased resources and funding for our confidential support team, which is a organization on campus that helps give trauma-informed counseling to survivors. stanford sent ou

and she is watching from above. >> katie was incredible.ara campbell, abc7news. zach: we want to let you know that if you or someone you know could use an ally when it comes to mental health, find local resources by going to abc7news.com/take action. you can call the suicide crisis line by dialing 988. at stanford on friday, students protested after a second rape was reported on campus in the past two months. a woman was reportedly taken from her campus office and dragged into a basement and attacked. students are advocating for support. >> they want increased funding for our confidential support team, an organization on campus that helps bring trauma informed counseling to survivors. zach: some of the demands of students told me they had. stanford sent out a statement encouraging students to use on-campus resources saying, we encourage students, faculties, and staff to use the resources the university offers. kaiser permanente mental health workers are now on two months on the picket line, the longest mental health strike in u.s. history.

katy watson with — go. thank you very much indeed. katy watson with the _ go.watson with the latest _ go. thank you very much indeed. katy watson with the latest there - go. thank you very much indeed. katy watson with the latest there from - watson with the latest there from brazil. we'll keep across that as a result come to us. officials in india said at least 81 people have died after a suspension bridge collapsed and western india. at least 150 people are thought to be on the bridge in the gujarat state. it is feared and there have been estimates that there may have been far more on the bridge. it onlyjust reopened to the public following extensive renovations. in a tweet, the prime minister narendra modi said he had spoken to local officials regarding the incident... are south asia editor has the latest. it is a very tragic and unfortunate incident in the state of gujarat because hundreds of people were out on a holiday, today is a sunday and also a hindu religious festival, the post—diwali period, people still enjoying their holidays and the bridge, a ped

katy watson, our south america correspondent - power. our south america correspondent in sao i power. katy watson, our south - america correspondent in sao paulo, thank you. here, a coroner has criticised exeter university for failing to provide adequate support to a student who took his own life last year — saying there was a catalogue of missed opportunities. harry armstrong evans died at his family home, after struggling with his mental health. both he and his family had contacted the university seeking support. jenny kumar has been following events at court for us this lunchtime. jenny. yes, harry's family say he was kind, gentle and intelligent is that he was on course to get a high grade for his degree but injanuary last year, he got a poor set of exam results. he contacted the university telling them about his are a poor set of exam results. he contacted the university telling them about his eyes lockdown isolation, his declining mental health and exam worries. his mother also contacted them, worried about his welfare. the coroner

i'm katy tur. the midterms are four weeks away. we're taking a look at what issues have sticking power. because there are indicators the momentum might be shifting again. from georgia, to arizona, democrats are placing it all on abortion. candidates with a full-page newspaper ads, and pouring millions into commercials splashing across tv screens trying to remind everyone especially women every single day what could happen if republicans are in control. under kemp, i could be investigated and imprisoned. for a miscarriage. >> only a handful of republican candidates are pushing back directly on the issue of abortion, and instead they're going all in on crime. >> i.c.e., open our borders to illegal immigrants and violent felons without bail. mandela barnes, dangerously liberal on crime. >> some republicans are going even further, zeroing in on communities of color, with anti-crime speeches in diverse nyc neighborhoods and dr. oz has been throughout pennsylvania with faith forums in black community and tommy tuberville of alabama said