patrick and kay had survived.dall had some questions for kay. >> how do you know he came through the window? >> coming up -- kay describes, in horrifying detail, a night of terror. >> remember, if you do anything stupid, i have a gun, i will have you killed, and i have your husband. >> but does her story matched the evidence? when "dateline" continues. the pain has taken me away from my family and friends. but i finally found relief with nurtec odt it's the only medication that can treat my migraine right when it strikes and prevent my next attack. treat and prevent all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. most common side effects, in less than 3%, were nausea, indigestion/stomach pain. with quick dissolving nurtec i can get back to normal fast and prevent my next attack. treat & prevent - all in one. -well, i'm not 100% sold yet. -okay, have you considered -- it's fine, flo. she's not interested. i get it. not everyone wants to save money. -what's she doing? -i don't know. renters and homeowners can bundle a

as it was for kay mortensen.6th, 2009, just before thanksgiving. >> we have the police on the way to help you there. are you sure your dad's cold to the touch? >> kay did not shoot some intruder, as he long promised he was prepared to do. no, someone killed him. without firing a shot. >> yes, he's leaned over, face forward in the bathtub with his throat sliced. >> and the man on the phone reporting the crime? roger mortensen. kay's eldest son. >> they sliced his throat? >> it wasn't long before kay's wife darla had made it to the mouth of the canyon, and was led to the command post that was set up beyond the hill before their home. that's when they gave her the news. >> your life just comes tumbling down. you had it all planned out, you thought you know what is was going to be, then everything is gone. >> kay caught off guard? not kay, thought dara. impossible. but that seemed to be just what happened. at least, that's what roger and pam told the police and later us. and a very strange story it was. that began, t

i who's being naive, kay?of people are wondering if the american project can really continue. mr corleone is a manl who insists on hearing bad news immediately. the film really reflects the sense that the characters and the country and their family — which, in many ways, is a microcosm of the country — is heading towards a very dark place. look how they massacred my boy. marlon brando was cast in the pivotal role of don corleone. he had a reputation for being difficult and the studio didn't want him, but coppola prevailed and his performance ended up defining the film. i have a sentimental weakness for our children and i spoil them, as you can see. they talk when they should listen. he was 47 years old when shooting began, at a low point of his career. he did a screen test for the part. he put paper handkerchiefs in his mouth to create the voice he wanted. what is the interest for my family? during filming, he wore this dental plumper, now an exhibit at the museum of the moving image, to make him sound and loo

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and we expressed our concerns to kai. we laid out on this conference table detailed maps of each of the wilderness areas. we delineated needed access points on existing roads into the wilderness areas that had been closed off. reid: if they had a complaint that was valid, we had maps with us, and we'd just change it right there. they'd call me, "is that ok?" i'd say, "sure, go ahead and do that." johnson: at best we wouldn't get everything we asked for. anderson: at the end of the day, when we cut a deal, we're gonna try to cut a deal that does as good a job at minimizing the things that you're coerned about and maximizing the things that you want. johnson: this process came to an end when an amendment was passed through congress. [gunshot] quite frankly, we got most of what we wanted as did the ranchers, as did the department of wildlife, as did some of the mining interests. and quite frankly, we have some disappointments. all in all, with that haworked pretty well.ion is it reid: my work on wilderness damaged my popular

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gary kay wrote a cognitive test to determine a pilot's fitness to fly. currently, only those with certain medical conditions like adhd are required to take it i tried my hand at it. >> match to the direction of the arrow. >> reporter: border color, oh my -- okay it's that fast okay arrow, color, oh, the air traffic controllers would hate me pilots over the age of 40 already have to get a medical certification every six months, but dr. kay says everyone over 65 should also take a cognitive test. >> not every day you're flying is blue skies, sunshine, and no wind. it's the day when things aren't so good and there's a lot of air traffic and there's bad weather, and something's not functioning properly in the plane, you want somebody who can make decisions and reason. >> reporter: lindsey reiser, nbc news, new york >>> when we come back, how a connection made during the vietnam war finally came full circle >>> there's good news tonight about lasting connections and the vietnam war pen pals who finally found each other after more than 50 years >> hi, dominic,

trey: kay bailey hutchison from the great state of texas. >> thank you, trey.ther hearing this one focused on president trump's state of mind, actions and inactions while the capitol attack was on going, more hearings are planned for the fall. are minds being persuaded. >> you have ask the questions, next on "sunday night in america." ♪♪ is this where your grandparents cut a rug, with a jitterbug? or returned from war, dreaming of the possibilities ahead. ♪♪ where your dad waited for his dad to come home from the factory. is this where they gathered on their front steps, with fats domino on the breeze... ancestry can guide you to family discoveries in the 1950 census. see what you can uncover at ancestry. trey: fox news alerted out of san pedro, california, 4 people hurt after a shooting near a car show, los angeles fire department twitter signaled a tactical alert at peck park. information is limited no word on shooter or condition of the victims, head to fox news.com for latest updates. >> on capitol hill, january 6 committee, had a public hearing this week,

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rapid and equitable vaccination programs of the structure to even earlier i asked a science journalist kai accomplishment how the w chose declaration can change the response to the disease. well, i mean the truth is we don't know whether this changes the response or how it does the hope is that this is going to draw more attention to the problem that it's going to help to, to galvanize support and to get countries to act on it. to test more, to make sure that we do what we can to cope this outbreak. but it is the largest alarm bell, the w can ring, but what it does ultimately we're going to see in the next weeks. right. so one of the key things i guess, in terms of response would be the vaccine. so far we're already seeing shortages. so is that likely to, to, to have a bit of a boost now that this declaration has been made. so the vaccine situation is fairly complicated. i mean, we've never really developed a vaccine against monkey parks where we do have the smallpox vaccine, which our license to be used against monkey pox in some places in which we think help protect against monkey pox. b

for rapid and equitable vaccination programs or the structure to even or early a science journalist kai cooper. schmidt detailed some of the main concerns about the rapid spread of monkey pox. what is unusual about this outbreak is really that it is affecting one particular group at the moment. men are sex with men and that it is spreading at a pace that we haven't really seen with monkey pox in the past. this is not a virus that actually transmits all that well. so at the moment we think that the sexual networks that exist make it much easier for as far as to spread from person to person. these are just much more densely connected networks than i usually affected. but that also means that the risk is very different for different groups at the moment. so at the moment, at the moment, the risk indication as to be that anybody who is a man having sex with men, needs to be particularly careful as at a much higher risk than, than the rest of the population. but of course, over time, this virus cancel over into other groups. we don't know whether it can find other density connected networks

katty kay, thank you, everyone, for starting us off. we are watching the white house and the medal of freedom ceremony should begin any moment. there it is. people have taken their seats. the honorees are not there yet, though. >> coming up, they got what they are asking for. pat cipollone will speak with the january 6th committee. they have been pleading with him to come. he finally said yes. what he could confirm for them and what the public might hear. also, brittney griner pleaded guilty in a russian court. plus, china's threat. the u.s. and u.k. are issuing an unprecedented joint warning. what it says coming up. unprecedented joint warning. what it says coming up there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few... comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection of securityedge™ and the most reliable 5g network. want me to keep going? i can... whether your small business is starting or growing, you need comcast business. technology solutions that put yo

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john carter and kay granger and paul gosar, they will vote nay on h.r. 1808. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by representatives doggett and omar, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 1808. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. babin of texas, i inform the house that mr. babin will vote no on h.r. 1808. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does my friend from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. neal of massachusetts, i inform the house that mr. neal will vote yes on h.r. 1808. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. tiffany, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. tiffany will vote no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does my colleague from colorado seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. wil

katty kay, stick around. we have a lot more to discuss. getting done in washington last night catching everyone by surprise. after more than a year of stalled talks, senator joe manchin and chuck schumer possibly pushing the president's economic agenda over the finish line. it is a big deal and it is also a big bill and we'll talk about that with carolyn maloney if the house will be onboard as well and how would it change the calculations for the midterms. plus speaking of november. senate republicans are beginning to worry about some of the marquee races and herschel walker ducking debates and the trolling of mehmet oz to j.d. vance losing the support of his own party and democrats have a shot at the majority and the continued shift and more extreme than your average authoritarian leader. we'll tell you about all of those stories and more when "deadline: white house" continues. "deadline: white house" continues. i mean, "riders" is cool, but "bikers"...is really cool. -seriously? -denied. can we go back to meeting at the rec center? the c

jonathan lemire, mike barnicle, katy kay still with us. new reporting on the 2020 election. four people familiar with the matter tell "the washington post" justice department prosecutors now have turned their attention to former president donald trump. two sources telling post in recent days, two top aides to former vice president mike pence were asked before a grand jury about their conversations with trump, his lawyers and others in his inner circle who took part in a scheme to replace certified biden electors with a slate of the former president's allies. according to the "post," vote, prosecutors have asked hours of detailed questions about meetings trump led in december 2020 and january 2021. his pressure campaign on pence to overturn the election. and what instructions truv gave his lawyers and advisers about fake elects and sending electors back to the states. justice department investigators in april received phone records of key officials and aides in trump administration including former chief of staff, mark meadows according to

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kay martin with the oakland animal shelter. we appreciate your time this afternoon and for your hard work on this. the california state fair kicks off tomorrow in sacramento for the first time since the pandemic. thousands of people head to the cal expo for classic fair food rides and games as reporter quoted stefani and shows us one new exhibit looks to surprise by introducing people to the world of cannabis. >> there's always going to be the naysayers that try to, you r know, keep cannabis down. but this is this. the time of revelation. >> when you think of the fair marijuana is the last thing to come to mind. but the organizers behind the state fair's very first cannabis exhibit. lot of clear the air teacher thing or 2 about the plan and now that it's legal, it's still fighting the same battles. it was fighting during prohibition for all those years. so it's really about educating the mainstream. >> cannabis cultivation will now join the ranks of other agriculture staples celebrated at the state. fair like wine, cheese and o

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catty kaykatty kay here. of state blinken said it was made a few weeks ago to have some kind of exchange here, which has been reported as the arms dealer, known as the merchant of death for these two americans. what's the holdup on the russian side? if this offer was made a few weeks ago? a substantial offer, why aren't the russians responding to it? if they really want a prisoner like victor boot back, why haven't they responded? >> reporter: obviously i can't speak to the specifics of these negotiations. in order to help ensure their success, i mean, these are conversations that obviously necessarily happen in private. you heard secretary blinken say we put a very good offer on the table for brittney griner. and we've shown that we have taken measures to get those who are wrongfully detained home. the president deeply engaged. he has directed his team to take every step that they can to bring britney home. and so this is something he's been deeply engaged in. he's directed his team to do everything in their

korean lead a uni suki, all that this a passing on his condolences to the people of japan from you kays, boris johnson, for example, send a saying that the, the people of britain stand with you, the japanese people at this dark time emanuel mac, ron of france, also saying that japan has lost a great prime minister dedicate, who had dedicated his life to his country. here at this g 20 foreign ministers bear session which has been wrapping up the tribute to be led by u. s. secretary of state or antony, blinking, saying that it was profoundly disturbing this murder, assassination, saying it's a personal loss for so many. he was an extraordinary partner to the u. s. h. to have footballs. most senior former officials set bladder michelle botany have been acquitted of corruption. both were found not guilty by court and switzerland. the case was centered on a payment of $2000000.00 from fif vertebral, a teeny, with black as approval and 2011 britons government has said it will continue to deliver pre agree policies. despite the resignation of bois johnson, as conservative party leader, johnson

. >> kay, have you noticed. have you? >> reporter: inflation with prices up by 9.1% in the last year. the biggest jump since 1981. and she is feeling it every day. >> i notice a lot of food going up. for example, cat food and water. it is a lot of daily necessities up by about two or three dollars. i know it is little, but in the end it adds up. paychecks are not going up, either. it does not really help. >> reporter: she is also right about paychecks. they're not keeping up with rising prices. >> your groceries are increasing. your gas has increased, right? you are still going to work and making that same amount of money. >> reporter: javier gomez said it used to cost 50 yards dollars to fill up his gas tank. it is now $100. >> i used to come by a lot more often. >> reporter: he might be walking for a while. inflation, it seems, is here to stay. >> there is not any indication that inflation will be going down. it most likely will continue to rise. >> is one of the reasons that the federal reserve is hinting at another in

it's defined by a mahinga kai., mutton-birding's another. getting seafood, those types of things, are a basic part of who we are. really, you're talking about a community, and the destruction of a community. it's just not about fishing. what you really learn when you're young is who your family members are and your relationships, and who the elders are and how you engage with people. yaara: that's been completely disrupted because of the degradation of the rivers here. te maire: so, what i think we've really got are the extinction of our waterways in the south island. i think it's more than disrupted, degraded, and all those types of words. there's a real threat that the ashley river will not be a river, it will be a creek. yaara: the government says it's put the maori concept of te mana o te wai, or the health of the waterways, at the heart of its freshwater reforms. but dr. tau says rivers can't be cleaned up unless the nitrate limit is reduced. te maire: how they make decisions on some of these points, i'm reall

show that almost 95% voted in favour of constitutional changes that grant more power to president kaisby the commission as 28%. 0pposition parties had boycotted a ballot that they'd said would return tunisia to autocracy. we are heading towards the worst recession in half a century. that's the warning from the international monetary fund. in its world economic outlook it predicts global growth will be slower than previously forecast. global real gdp growth will slow to 3.2% in 2022, that's down from a forecast of 3.6% issued in april. it could be just 2% in 2023, with growth at virtually zero in europe and the united states. the imf�*s chief economist says high interest rates, which are being introduced to put a check on mounting inflation, are having an impact on growth. we were expecting inflation to be more of a short—lived problem than it proved to be, and if the standard response, when you get elevated energy price, would be to say, look, there's not much the central banks can do to control the price of oil. therefore, if it's going to be transitory, let's just wait. there's not m

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kay hill contractors. [applause] architects vanmeter williams bullock. [applause] waypoint consulting california housing partnership. tndc staff. [cheers and applause] and, really, the countless others that have been in partnership with us to make today a success. thank you all for joining us. it is sunny. let's smile. i know have the privilege and honor to introduce supervisor dean preston. [applause] >> supervisor preston: thank you. thanks so much. wonderful to be here with you all and really thrilled just to be here as part of this ground breaking ceremony for the 70 new affordable homes that will be built on this site, on this site that's in the newest part of my district. for those not paying attention, as of a month ago, i'm pleased to report that the tenderloin is now part of district five and it's thrilling to be here with you and representing the tenderloin today in city hall. i know there are a lot of folks and you've mentioned so many of them who came together to make this possible knew that i could name them all. i think you've done a good j

kai's house after we return by means of a look communicates with a look does lessons with a look.an essay so you can miss your whole life, but fortunately , the developers of the system paid attention to masha. not lever arm. it sounds fantastic to type words not with hands, and not even with a glance, but with the strength and thought, this technology has been used for several years by russian rehabilitation centers, a complex, a prototype helmet, an encephalograph and a special computer program. the work of the brain is accompanied by a-a, the transmission of electrical signals and this device, which picks up these brain signals, turns them into commands. if they hit the usual keyboard with fingers, here you need to hit with thoughts when the necessary letters are highlighted, when i am actively i concentrate my attention, and my letter is highlighted at this moment, the moment of highlighting my letter in my head, a specific reaction of the brain occurs. that is, the neurogatura constantly writes an electroencephalogram. she's kind of the same there, and now at the moment of il

core and has a clear position on lavrov, then i koplovaniy crawled, but now, as far as i understand , kaiy belongs to the kremlin, what can they talk about there, well, except for the exchange, the kremlin is not very worried here, by the way, this is another lustration of yesterday’s decision of the american senate. to the sponsors of terrorism, this public importance is not so much , even to a specific financial sanction, they will seriously fail to pay me how much for political and psychological plans, here that struggle, which is still ongoing, in general, no one, well, for the time being, and for the salivany group, it will already be here at the time of registration of the sending of e-e heimers of federalism up to 300 km. these were two different crimes of the guests, i say regents immediately, an evening in life is necessary, the decisive days of the battle, eh, selimen argued that it is not necessary to provoke putin, eh. the most important thing is to avoid the third world war, and so further, this is not an old old song of putin 's fifth column here, and that's all this is solv

kai said that is what they are, he said don't worry about them being tired. >> there are 1200 pleads, freshman class, student body roughly 4,000, every congressman and senator can nominate one appointee to the u.s. military academy, its newest members are there. >> one week ago they probably had long hair, no idea how to march, here they are, a weekend of their training they get a brief respite to watch the fireworks and be reminded why they are wearing that uniform. we've been on campus all day, i have seen them in their different uniforms, the pt uniforms and drill uniforms, they are combat uniforms, probably the wet weather gear. >> stand tall and proud at-this-point. this is a lot of what audience comes in. >> i have been amazed. we talked about the rain, i am amazed how many people have stuck around, proud it be here, see them for a while. >> they will be peering out, is that my kid, they are dressed alike. how do i tell. >> we have seen cadets marching at 3:30 in morning and as sun goes down. >> coming up we talk to two men who embody honor by putting their lives on the line for

so on monday there's a referendum to change the constitution to do just that critic say kai side wants to cement a power ground. what kind of political system does the new constitution propose? and could it lead to renew turmoil in the birthplace of the 2011 arab spring? this is inside store. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm burnett's protesters in tunisia, se monday's referendum on constitutional reforms is illegal. the proposed changes would sideline parliament and remove most of the checks on the president's power opposition group say it's a return to or tucker, see a sky side, a suspended parliament. dissolve the supreme judicial council and started ruling by decree. if approved, the new constitution would end the hybrid presidential parliamentary system blamed for the political in fighting that his power lies june that his post revolutionary governments. russell 3rd r as more from chase, more than a decade after tunisia support the arabs being uprisings and now the country is to work on a controversial constitutional ref random which will be held on 25th of july. there ha

these people on the other 5 dep paternity to kay about the poor to care about those who do not have food. but on the other side, they are due to fire and by sending and by continuing to send me the total weapons to create it is not a signal that these are people who see and we really want to say to the russian people that we appreciate that just could we by coming to the table and willing to be packed to, to do so. i couldn't no sanctions against moscow in sectors like insurance and banking that effect russian grain exports may be reconsidered by the west to request from the un secretary general. that is what russia's foreign minister has stated, following talks with his egyptian counterpart as he begins a diplomatic tour of african circle of rough, added that the west should eliminate the obstacles they've created themselves. whoops. and when it comes to the russian grain issue, do you and secretary general has committed to lifting the unlawful restrictions on logistics and financial chains which have been imposed by the u. s. and the e. you will take a look at how he will uphold this c

at the annual summer bash attended by schultz and his parties, and peace as stony and prime minister kai, a callous lost her populace coalition partner last month when they disagreed with her aunt. i rush an approach to the situation in ukraine, although she was able to cobble together enough backing to hang in there. inflation in estonia is the highest of the entire yours on, and it's the populace who are getting ground in estonia and everywhere else in europe, to the detriment of these establishment fixtures. who may not have even hit rock bottom yet. berlin just set aside 2400000000 euros for ukrainian refugees, even as german taxpayers are told to brace for. energy shortage is due to the use on sanctions. a warning also, acro echoed here in paris. ukraine is all these leaders have on their minds these days. it's the big rock in the middle of the bike path. and by obsessing over it to the exclusion of everything else, the risk colliding with directly and completely rocking themselves last are up for now on pizza scott's on the back again of the top of the eye with all the latest news

the new series i'm going joe versus carol" based on "tiger king," kai maclachlan is hanging out.ear, there's no way you won't be impressed by this present unless you don't have a heart and soul. and we have a performance from country singer and songwriter jon pardi. cowboy hat. let's get right to our first guest. she's a very talented actress, you've seen her in movies like "mama mia" and "mean girls." you can check her in the new hulu series "the dropout." please check out amanda seyfried! [applause] ♪ ♪ >> that's how you remember it. >> kelly: it's so cute! >> it's literally from my closet. >> kelly: i love it, my favorite part of the buttons down the center, it is very cute. she walks out, i love your dress, easter when you are 5? i was not that cool. a lot of that going on, that is what i wanted. and that is what you want to? [laughs] i was told this is your first trip away from your kids in a year. >> yeah. >> kelly: how are you? do you need help or anything? it's hard. >> it's a lot of anticipatory dread. the week before i have crazy migraines and it's like really, really h