keith matz: i love you.details of what he wants to do with her. keith morrison: kind of pornographic. keith matz: pornographic even to the point that we're sending pornographic photos with each other from the church. keith morrison: some things are hard to unsee. we'll spare you. oh, and most important, everything stopped the day she disappeared. angela mason: no credit cards, no phones. i thought that was strong evidence that she was, in fact, dead and not, in fact, missing. keith morrison: and her last conversation with a family member was-- nesli suhi-moore: she wanted out of the circumstances she was in, but she wasn't going to leave her baby behind. keith morrison: and then there was this, one of those sermons posted on youtube just a month before marie vanished and now in the evidence file. now whenever someone is backstabbing me, lying about me, gossiping about me, trying to tear me down, or whatever, you know what i want to do? my feelings say choke the life out of them. [chuckling] keith morrison: i

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keith morrison: it was february, 2002. california's central valley. a farm worker checking the outer reaches of a giant field of grape. >> it was february 2002. a remote vineyard up in the northern end of california's central valley. a farmworker checking the outer reaches of a giant field of grape couldn't help but see the big birds wheeling around and around. something out there. >> vultures were circling. he spotted the vultures and so he went out to see what they were circling. >> investigator javier ramos worked at the san joaquin county sheriff's department at the time. they were among the first on the scene. >> must've been a dead animal. >> that's what he figured he was going to find. just some dead animal out there. >> but it wasn't the dead animal. the leg that was sticking out of the ground was decidedly human. and soon, larry's daughter heard the news. >> i got a call from the sheriff's department. i felt myself get really hot and nauseous, and she said that the body they found, the dental records, it was him.

keith morrison: melissa oxley was just 27 years old and already a widow.r-old husband ben, shot dead while he slept in bed right next to her. as far as she could tell, said melissa, >> melissa oxley was just 27 years old and already a widow. her 36-year-old husband, ben, shot dead while he slept in bed right next to her. as far as she could tell, said melissa, the shooter managed to break into the house, walk right into the master bedroom, shoot and without harming her, and leave not a trace of evidence behind. the case boggled detective ron's mind. >> is this murder for hire? what could this be? >> melissa's closest friends believed her when she insisted she had nothing to do with it and that she had in fact lost the love of her life. and that now she and those around her were probably in terrible danger. >> because you don't know who did it. you don't know if they're going to come back for melissa, if melissa was supposed to be in that. >> melissa try to be a source of comfort for her six-year-old stepdaughter, alyssa. the little girl's father had been h

good to have you with us, keith. um, let's just come to the chase. is a boeing still a trustworthy company as well? you know, it is embarrassing, given that there were 2 companies that were picked. so this idea of having a commercial access to the space station, the idea being if one wasn't able to function the other would pick up. well that's the demonstrated that it works. cuz space x is ready to pick up for boeing, left off. the problem with the following is that the spacecraft is phone 3 times the 1st flight was a disaster. the 2nd was okay. and the 3rd one, and then it's not safe enough for the crew to come home. and so you got to ask yourself, what point does is we would say your fish and as of fish are quite vague. really behind the administrator says yeah, we got a flash going through there again. uh theres, i'll wait and see if that actually happened in the 1st. i mean being an astronaut. uh, you're probably, uh, a prone to take some kind of risk. uh, but uh, deciding to go to i as, as for a week and now having to spend several months well i

to lift the band on using long range weapons to strike targets deep inside russia. officials from keith, i've been holding tulsa and washington hoping to gain approval for plans to extend them as sol range. russia says keith was already attacking it's sitting on friday. the governor of belgrade says 5 people were killed in thousands injured by ukrainian rockets, which damaged residential residential buildings in the city. which last close to the board of meanwhile, and the ukrainian city of car keys, emergency workers carried out a dramatic rescue of residence in a burning building, which authorities said was hit by a russian ball. and these 6 people died. and that attack, including a child president below them, is lensky said, the attack would not have happened if you crane could strike at fields deep inside russia. another day in the war, another russian attack on ukrainian territory. this time shows hits an apartment block and children's playground in khaki. ukraine, 2nd largest city was like, i don't understand what kinds of people kind of talk a playground when children are playing

. >> how do you react to that, keith? sort of what are you waiting for here. >> well, i gotta tell you, i'm all with ron on thom one. to my own credence, i'm playing in a traveling band. i believe the fed has been wrong all along from the get go. the psychology has changed. that, to me is significant. i'm just going to look around and did some shopping today. >>> let's talk about intel. its numbers, down 21% today. keith, i think of intel, and you know what i think of it? i think of general electric. >> oh, you know, it's very interesting you mentioned that. we just had that discussion in our office this morning. the company is struggling to remain relevant, which is unheard of for people who grew up in the generation where i did, where it was a household name and could do no wrong. >> this company was like general electric, ron, on the mount rushmore. >> including guest, microsoft, cisco systems curb. >> did they get the mojo back? >> keith says no. >> they're not competitive in the sense that an nvidia is, or even an am

keith morrison (voiceover): justin told his parents about it.ion, but there was no problem. the alignment of that is astronomical. in a company of 10,000 people here in des moines, what are the odds that they would be in the same-- in the same cubicle. they were. keith morrison (voiceover): but they'd got on fine. never any bad blood. and david moffitt had no criminal record. so should detectives add him to their list of suspects, or what? at this point, i don't know if i have the complete story regarding dave or not. keith morrison (voiceover): coincidences, sometimes, they come in clusters, don't they? not long after angie's memory coughed up the name dave moffitt, there was another coincidence. we figured we needed to continue and focus on dave and see where that leads us. the first thing that was done was a background makeup of dave to include to see if he had a weapons permit. and so while that check for the weapons permit was being conducted, another office person heard the name and recognized dave moffitt, and she immediately said he had

to lift the band on using long range weapons to strike targets deep inside russia. officials from keith have been holding talks in washington, hoping to gain approval for plans to extend the sol range. russia says keith is already attacked good cities. on friday, the governor of belgrade said, 5 people were killed and thousands injured by ukrainian rockets, which damaged residential building in the city which lies close to the border. and the ukrainian city of crockett emergency work has carried out the dramatic rescue of residents in a binding building, which is sorry to you said was hit by a russian bomb a at least 6 people died. and that's attacked, including a child president for the landscape, said the attack would not have happened if you crane could strike seals deep inside russia. another day in the war, another russian attack on ukrainian territory. this time shows hits an apartment block and children's playground in hockey ukraine, 2nd largest city. golf was like, i can't understand what kinds of people kind of talk a playground when children are playing in the middle of the d

it's forces consolidate that gains on keith as keith comes under attack from russian. besides letting me soleski calls for more a defenses from the waste and more missiles to keep up the pressure on russia. the waste pushes for guns or troops, stuff that most people die in. it strikes the hours of the deadly new is by the attacks on guns, a secretary of state entities, lincoln hits to as well as getting it to accept a ceasefire deal. we'll have it out in told center as the passing all differential agent act. alada not dies leaving the world to remember his many popular movies and many loops that made him a global style. the i've been fizzle and welcome more than 11 days into a major ground offensive into russian and territory. ukraine says it's spring thing, it's positions in the caustic region chief once more west and help as it continues its 1st counter offensive own russian soil. president, florida base the landscape and use his coal for the west to supply longer range weapons as it tries to take out critical infrastructure. meanwhile rushes state atomic agency, both a tom as want

also coming up the 1st prisoner exchange between russia and ukraine since keith launched its cross border offensive earlier this month. and they were only supposed to be in space for a week, but 2 stranded astronaut can't return to earth until next year. a former nasa rocket scientist tells us what went wrong the i'm david levitz. welcome to the program. german authorities have arrested a suspect and a nice attack that killed 3 people in the western city of zoning and at least 2 others have been detained. the so called as lumnick states says it was behind the mass stabbings at a festival, celebrating diversity. police officers move in on the refugee center, installing, and they detained one man and questioned several of us. and i'm not really thinking of what you're getting a lot of tips and we have to investigate every single one of them. when the tip becomes more concrete and then we take action, we have to wait for the results of this investigation. and then we can say, move them and mailed on earlier the center of the building getting what's called into all. and the search for the kil

to lift that ban on using long range weapons to strike targets deep inside russia. officials from keith have been holding talks in washington, hoping to gain approval for plans to extend them is range. russia says chief is already attacking its cities. on friday, the golfing of belgrade said 5 people are killed and thousands injured by ukrainian rockets, which damaged damaged residential buildings in the city. which laws close to the border. meanwhile, and the ukrainian city of crowd keith, emergency work is carried out to a dramatic press q of residents. and a dining building, which is ortiz said, was hit by a russian ball. and the 6 people dies in the us attack, including a chinese president with arguments. events is that the attack would not have happened if to frame good strikes, feels deep inside russia another day in the will another russian attack on ukrainian territory. this time shows him to an apartment block and children's playground in khaki. ukraine, 2nd largest city was like, i don't understand what kinds of people kind of talk a playground when children are playing in the

keith morrison (voiceover): and that was it.nd that exactly the words the detectives hoped to hear, but after weeks of dead end and intense pressure, getting fred on tape and saying those things finally made his case. >> what was the mood in the van you were setting? >> we've got enough. >> finally, enough evidence to arrest him, but they didn't. they let him go home, just to see what he'd do. >> let's just see if he reaches out to somebody, because now he is scared. >> at the restaurant, frank waited for the all clear signal from the detectives and the waiter who frequently served the schockner family, stopped by to reminisce about lynn. putting frank in a very uncomfortable spot. >> there's nothing that anybody can say-- >> he was not able to complete his thought. soon, fred would be having a very different conversation with the police. >>> coming up, what a mess. and fred forgot to clean up. >> he did not throw his trash in time. >> no. >> when "dateline" continues. e oooh! this is our night! shingles doesn't care. but shingr

another individual, keith rose, is an act vist himself and keith rose was going to be a delegate to thehe's no longer going to be a delegate. he's now charged with actions there in ferguson, missouri. >> dana: what do you know about keith rose, the person garrett reported on was going to be a delegate and that is no longer the case. he was part of this protest and damaging the fence at the police department. >> not only damaged the fence, keith rose has been appointed to a police board there in st. louis, and you have to wonder, guy that goes to ferguson, missouri, alleged to have caused havoc he caused there, why was he on a police board overseeing law enforcement in st. louis? this is an embarrassment, he should have never been on the board. >> dana: ted williams, thank you for coming on the show. we pray officer brown recovers and the twins will have their dad and all of his glory. >> bill: migrant crime wave highli highlighting border again. tulsi gabbard debated harris, we'll show you highlights from their debate several years ago. did search engine block results of a shooting? man

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here's keith morrison, with buried secrets. >>> it is a strange thing that happened among the marshes, the soft soil, here in coastal florida. things have a way of coming up, things buried in the ground in the past. or both. it was july, 2003, snowbirds back up north. so no one noticed that first what was starting in land. in a town, called pembroke pines, where donna velasquez, a rookie, really, had just been assigned to a brand-new cold case unit. >> the sergeant came into the office and dropped a box of papers right on my desk and said, here, see what you can do with this. and i began to wonder, is this a test to see, could she really do this? >> that the case was a challenge was an understatement. and now an all but forgotten mistry, 15 years earlier, a man named david jackson, the fire offered no hints, no pointers, nothing, beyond the basic file. to unearth the truth, even the rookie cop knew she would have to learn about the victim. so, she began with something easy, she found david jackson's mother, judy carlson. judy's son actually, who called him on. >> he says, are you sitt

here is keith morrison with "secrets in the mist." >>> january 2013, sunny california, the wet, great morning settled in today. at noon, a police both sets off into the pea soup fog. a hail mary pass apparently, a slim chance to find the truth at last. but why there? why after all of those lost 30 years? maybe some cases are destined to stay cold, easier that way, before they came along with their wild ideas about murder and facebook. now this. they're doomed aaron into the fog. her name was carol jean meyer, although she was carol lubahn with all of this happened in march, 1981. the night of the slamming door, the harsh words, the car roaring away. it is an old story anyway. pretty girl gets pregnant at 15, there is the guy, pretty soon, she is a 20 something with two kids. this particular pretty girl-- >> she was fun, outgoing. she had a lot of friends. >> she had these two sisters, terry was the younger one, gail the older. >> we were very close to me made each other laugh all the time. >> but carol lubahn was not laughing at the end of march 1981 eared for one thing, she wanted to

and keith and 150 hostages are still in gaza. and it's so cruel to leave them it's not human and us as humans should not allow people to go through what they've gone through. i was an unknown what they're going through. >> are you confident? they're hopeful at least that the hostage release ceasefire talks that are scheduled to resume on thursday, whether in doha, qatar, or in cairo will achieve anything i'm begging the world. please let it happen i'm begging the world i don't i can't even imagine what will happen if it will fall apart because outfall apart. and so many people who fall about part we are waiting and waiting and we've been waiting for so long. and i just hope that the hostages uptaking care of themselves as much as they can, and keeping strong because we're come in, we come in to take them out. >> have you heard anything from keith, your husband since that video that we all saw these originally from north carolina as father was a professor at the university of north carolina unc but it you have no contact, no one s

keith learner, cameron dawson, thank you very much. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> in the meantime we talked about it a moment ago, intel on pace for its second worst day ever. in fact, in more than 50 years of a public company, intel only had one other day worse than this and that was in 1974. just gave away my age, but it's on the wiki thing anyway. after investors or intel saying it would suspend its dividend and lay off 15% of its workforce as part of its costly turnaround. jon fortt sat down with pat gelsinger and asked him about what is ahead. >> fundamentally, the four areas of our business we're not changing any of those. a foundry, our client nooetworkg and data center business, but within each one, we're looking at the portfolio of things and which ones are getting good financial return and which don't have as good a market or financial opportunity in the future. >> all right. joining us is stacy rascon, senior analyst at bernstein research. stacy, you're a straight shooter. you put it in your note. you said in your n

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keith: it is not.nd the new plan really is -- leans on hybrids more which ford has been in the business of doing for a long time. and the e.v. space they are looking to do smaller e.v.'s. and really looking at advances in battery technology. they have l.f.p. batteries out of a plant in michigan that will power a new medium-sized pickup truck, e.v., in 2027. jim told me that the total cost of ownership of that truck with those lower cost batteries will actually be cheaper than traditional vehicles. caroline: he called this a tremendous pivot. is this an embarrassment? is this something that jim's worried about investors' reactions long-term? keith: so far investors have reacted positively. the stock is up. there are a couple ways to look at it. it's embarrassing that everyone got so caught up in the hype that they started building plants and building battery factories everywhere and now have to scale back. ford at least has acknowledged the need to do that. they have been out front saying, no, we need t

here is keith morrison with robert durst, the lost years. >> reporter: there's a letter written decadesago. g fr a prophesy? perhaps a warning certainly. and a doctor writing about a very troubled 10-year-old boy. a personality decomposition and even schizophrenia. the troubled little boy, his name is well known. robert durst. by now you've heard of the bizarre saga. the dead friend, the dismembered neighbor. he's been the subject of several dateline episodes and not in the way he intended of hbo's, "the jinx." does anyone know the truth about robert durst? the story behind the story. the trail we followed and the personal account he wrote that has led us in a very weird place. the lost years and it is like quick sand where it sucks you in. >> bob is fascinating, always surprises me. >> he was sometimes desperate and always in motion. we track him, his strange detour off the road, off the grid. a life that no one, not even his family or close friends could fathom. >> he has a good heart inside, i really think so. we begin with two people who knew and loved the man they called bobby. god

here is keith morrison with "the women and dirty john." >>> in the beginning was desire . natural, human desire for connection, for love. and so, she aimed her arrow at that online ocean of intimate strangers and found him. >> hi, i need an ambulance right away and the police. >> it was summertime when the awful climax came. late afternoon, a marmalade sun beating down on the parking lot of a rental apartment complex in newport beach, california. that is when they heard it. >> and she says, this woman is just screaming. >> the whole complex must have heard it, terrifying, howling, desperate. >> is she okay? >> there was a man down there, they could see him, he had a knife, setting the screaming woman, and nobody was helping her. >> i understand, we have officers on the way. too late for me too late. >> the ambulance is here doing cpr on somebody. >> the bloody ending. but the story, the whole, terrible tale is much deeper than that one thing. dreadful, though it was. >> it is a story about trust and betrayal, and it is a story about family. >> about a woman, two protective

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here is keith morrison with deadly conspiracy. >> the game is called mouse trap. the little ball on its track, the tiny talking mice, and unless every lever works in unison, will not be caught. and how often things go wrong to allow the mice to get away. what really happened could soak you really mimic a children's game. these are the people it happened two. the jesse clan of orange county, california. they vacationed together. shared birthdays. even got together for a monthly game of tent pins. but what these grainy home videos don't show is what is yet to come -- which is murder, conspiracy, one branch of the family against the other. a game so twisted that catching a trap to catch them might just be impossible. to begin with, it was 1998. shakespeare in love won the oscar. monica lewinsky was firstly famous. it was a sweltering august night, hottest of the year, when cheryl got a strange call from her dad, jack jesse. >> i was getting ready for bed and my phone rings and it's my dad on the phone. >> what time is this? >> 9:20. >> he was worried about his wife,

, it's going to be finished by valentine's day, and keith looked at me. >> reporter: how quickly youding studio if you have something? >> you have to give it a minute. you can't be dismissive if you can't get it in the first minute. you kind of know in ten minutes. >> reporter: that quickly? >> if something is really there and whether it's worth chasing. >> it's a bit like a painting. you construct, you do the first layer, and then you give it a breath. >> a painter. >> nice analogy. >> come back and film the jigsaw. >> i love that. >> these people respect van gogh, man. >> van go away. ♪ don't get angry with me ♪ >> reporter: the album's lead single "angry" started with a lyric from jagger. >> i was just playing guitar in the caribbean on my own and came up with the idea. and then i took it to the next level with keith. >> mick and i, we kind of kick each other up the asses, i like that, i don't like that. whatever it is, it's a sort of chemistry. >> reporter: but the band's chemistry was rocked. ♪ never, never stop, start me up ♪ >> reporter: when drummer and founding member charli

pour over the border into the caustic region surprising the russian forces. military analysts say keith is seizing territory from bosco, which could perhaps be exchanged for ukrainian lines in the future. and these while ago used to attend ceased by adults on august 15th, after pressure from the us contact at egypt. how much is yet to respond? the assassination upon us lead it is mountain. the heads of frozen negotiation, the i've been puzzling welcome ukraine has consented launched an overnight drug, an attack on a military field in russia. the base is located about 300 kilometers from the ukrainian border. the attack comes, as russia fights to push back and ukrainian incursion closer to the board and the cost license defense bill, as to says moscow is transferring extra troops to the region to repel the ukrainian soldiers who broke through long tuesday. russia has declared the situation in costco, federal level state of emergency hoping to fend off ukrainian troops. russia's defense ministry says this footage shows ukrainian armored vehicles being destroyed as heavy fighting rages for

the opposition on keith. the results were fraudulent all to the election commission with close ties to the president knows one with 51.2 percent of the vote. would euro is now trying to introduce new laws that were given the power to crack down on political opponents. the sand human hospital made increasing pressure of and as well as president nicolas my buddha, to prove that he did indeed, when last month's contested elections, he is demanding that the national assembly fast track the approval of a law that will give authority is additional powers. target political opponents. it's called the law against fascism, new fascism and other similar expressions which would allow the state to imprison fine and or confiscate property from people. organizations that are considered to be promoting violence and hatred in their political activities is the only one with fascism is. it's 8 for the daughter and started into violence. that's why of us it's a national assembly to quickly approve the slot. yeah, us and the resi

bordeaux, dismissed those concerns, but announced that each member state could decide for itself how keith can use the weapons day supply, even defends ministers to, to facilitate the ukraine to respond to the russia, aggression in charge of russian territory easy in accordance with international law, but member stays, decided that this is something that belongs to bilateral decisions of age member to stage provide. and we moved, way to green as part of ukraine's efforts to loosen the restrictions keeps defense minister met with his us count about lloyd austin at the pentagon. no us decision is expected until after an international meeting of donors next week crane this critical time. now let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines. a supreme court judge in brazil as order to shut down of the social media platform, x offered refuse to name and legal representative. the judge says the decision was taken to tackle political this information. the end of the tax on brazil's democracy, the owner of x e don't mosque as repeatedly claim the judges actions amounts to censorship

sadly, keith died in february after a battle with stomach cancer. you can watch that full two hour special beginning at 9 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. it will also stream on peacock. okay, so we know the end of the summer 2024 nearly upon us, but it's not before spotify breaks down its top songs of the season. teachout teetee audio. you can take me high to go pico boulevard teetee. that's chappell roan's hot to go. you'll remember she was one of the artists who dazzled audiences at this month's outside lands festival in san francisco. other songs on the list is not like us. one of my favorites by kendrick lamar. espresso by sabrina carpenter. birds of a feather by billie eilish. and a bar song by shaboozey, which i keep hearing everywhere i can hear by talking about it. so you know. hey, there you have it. you can take those hits and outside too. yeah, it's going to be a little warm out there. so we are looking at some of the summer hits hitting us in the weather department too. it's going to be in the mid 90s today. and then it comes down to th

okay, i'm on keith's point. adding to it. if you had started early like that, you would have also avoided the whole issue of of him not being a sitting president anymore which is really. yeah, i think of what a shining example would be in the history books if we had had president mike pence for a week that would have been taught to schoolchildren for generations. the stakes were completely different that the once the trial was for the former president. and and i'll also say and i'll with this, if that counterfactual world had happened and trump had and the impeachment system had worked, how it was supposed to work in that situation, in view and trump had been barred from future office then probably wouldn't have seen the prosecution of trump. whatever you think about it for january is deeply whether it's justified or not. i think it's a close question on the law has a deeply unfortunate long tail consequences for the country and that in turn led to a supreme court decision in trump the united states which would have been much

keith claims to have seized over a 1000 square kilometers, and course including su, job. when i was a bose, the city is still being cleared up. the subject is already fully under control, but a different zones, different basements, we're finding russians and catching them. otherwise, the situation remains attends for the troops continued to advance. the enemy tries to enter with small sabotage groups, lifestyle, and everybody destroys the scene for those couple to see just the last major transit points for russian pipeline ga, still heading for your reply. ukraine, just under half of russia's gas exports to your come through. here are questions about whether god's problem could use the fighting as an excuse to hold gas exports biased to to a prematurely, or the security of energy infrastructure is a key factor in the conflict. must goes atomic agency roles at thomas warren to the growing crisis of nuclear power plants in cost. and then russian occupies upper egypt and ukraine, ukraine's targeting of rushes infrastructure is widening. ukrainian drones also attacked an oil

a correspondent, nick connelly in keith. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines today. at least 7 people have been killed in is by the strikes and there was by law in central garza as well, had ordered people to evacuate the area, forcing united nations agencies to hold almost all the humanitarian operations. yusef has been trying to distribute polio vaccines to board off an outbreak among children. german chancellor will love schultz has visited the western city of zoning in way 3 people were killed in a knife attack on friday nights. prosecution say a 26 year old syrian suspect is admitted to carrying out the salt salt as bound to tighten weapons, laws and speed up the deportation of failed asylum seekers. malaysia's former prime minister and opposition leader will you didn't? yes, he didn't, has been charged with sedition for allegedly insulting the king. he's appeared and called and pleaded not guilty. was it the reason they questioned why the king had not invited him to form a government following such

keith cannot easily strike back on russian territory. president savanski has been lobbying western allies to lift those restrictions. and we continue to insist that their determination not lifting the restrictions on long range strikes for you crate. and now that it will help us end the war as soon as possible in a fair way for ukraine as well as a whole. those of us supplied high miles. miss silas can hit target 77 kilometers away. but as this map shows, there aren't any major russian military assets in that range. this is washington allowed you crying to shoot. attack comes with that $300.00. could they me to range from its territory. it could strike up to 225 minute 3 assets ranging from at defense batteries, few and into munition that goes to high volume targets. keeps request with the top of the agenda when e. u. defense ministers matching brussels ahead of the tulips. some countries with concern that allowing such strikes on russian territory would escalate the war. those include germany, which is reluctant to deliver. it's telling us beside the system. it has a range of 500 kilomet

um, now we, we've seen a few heads of states visiting keith today, the president, the food and the 5. and it's still ultimately e mail us residential, biting new whose country, of course is, is ukraine's meeting with the tobacco. he has announced a new military aid package. can ukraine worth a $125000000.00 on the eve of independence day dw, so he finally got in keys for us. thank you very much for bringing this up. to date, the flooding has killed at least 13 people in bangladesh, forcing thousands to flee their homes. the disasters and welcome challenge for a new interim government dealing with the deadly protests that of it's for the old or for a terry and raising saving. what is left of the belongings. monsoon rains across the east of bangladesh have displaced thousands. the homes submerged under was a very severe damage facing the funds were washed out in the flood water. many houses are affected, all the roads are damaged despite that someone's been able to get to shelters like these. but there are many more who need help to control the situation is really about them. there's a

keith has not officially claimed responsibility or even acknowledged the incursion hoping to send off ukrainian troops. the rest as defense ministry says this footage shows ukrainian armored vehicles being destroyed as heavy fighting rages. an estimated 1000 ukrainian troops ran through the russian border early tuesday into the course, screeching with tanks and other armored vehicles. heavy fighting was reported near the town of sewage where russian natural gas flows into ukraine, raising concerns over a potential stop to trends that flows to europe. ukraine has released the video footage, allegedly showing russian guard surrendering at a border crossing in chorused. in his evening address president below the mirror, zalinski suggested russia should get a taste of its own medicine without referring directly to the incident. i see in this last rush or brought the war to our land and should feel what it has done. we want to achieve our goals as soon as possible in peace time under the conditions of adjusting peace. and it will be, course has declared a state of emergency, and thousands

keith said plans to use the area as a strategic buffer zones to protect is bought. it bought a areas from russian attacks, you probably launched its incursion into russia from the border region of so me, which sits directly across from the coast region. our corresponded the connelly was at that now destroyed border crossing and he filed this report to this is way ukraine's incursion to rush up again. just over with you as why i'm standing here is still ukraine territory behind me. you can see the destroyed border post and 10 kilometers down the road is the russian town a subject. where if social media, if it is to be believed, the great new flag is already fine. for now its capacity quite here. we can hear a 35 in the distance evacuated ukrainian residents of the villages along this border. i have told us that whereas before they had over the past 2 years, had rushing on to the rates for some drones just on this other side of the border, attacking them. now those russian boots on the ground to being replaced by russian plains in the sky, armed with very dangerous cl

next data be correspondent, nick connelly and keith of the will take a look now at the most doors making headlines around the walls of south and north korea. why the leader can jump on the highest goal for his country to develop and produce more suicide drones. images from state media to show him everything the testing of various types of exploding drones, which is designed to crush into talk, it's relevant droppings, bombs, and years comes as b, u. s. and south korea conducted joint military drills. thousands of people are missing after dam collapse, following heavy rains in sedans, read c states. as, according to the countries health ministry, local media site residents at climb to hill tops to avoid the rising waters. officials said the damage from the collapse of the box down was extensive. sources in brazil are investigating with the ongoing wild fires in the southeast with stock. deliberately. police arrested 2 people suspected of austin fire spread rapidly in sao paulo state and killed 2 people. the state governments has declared the state of emergency in the most the threatened a

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let's go over live down to nick connelly and keith tell us more about these latest strikes next. so this was a 2nd night of very long alerts will be a little less intense than yesterday's attack. we have reports coming from basically most of ukraine, geography from the south, around cuba, close at the west. and it is something that people here are used to up to an off is of will not everyone goes to the bunker anymore. most people can sleep through. i don't know till to, but they are seeing the impacts already from yesterday's. and today's attacks power outages and that power which is often then leading to lots of problems with pumps, then not able to function. so it is very tough. it has seemed, in recent weeks, like the energy situation is getting better as some of ukraine's nuclear power stations were coming back online off to the annual repair. but there is a sense here that you know, this is also proof of ukraine's defense getting back to it. right. so where is the beginning of the will rush? it would have you been able to send in a few massages at a time. now it has to spen

i'll go 1st and you and we can bring on keith kelly. he's a former rocket scientist and the editor of nasa watch. he joins us from washington, dc. welcome teeth. now walk us through what went wrong here or ok. the whole idea back in the day was when we last columbia, nasa had to rely on the russians to get us the space station. not a good idea. so they decided to come up with a commercial approach where you would have at least one, preferably 2 or 3 companies bidding for ways to do this. and they would give these companies the money to build that capability to companies were select space x and boeing space x ran with the opportunity and they just have done everything almost perfectly sense that however, boeing, which got more money has had problems with their spacecraft just since it's 1st flight, so this is the 3rd flight and you know, as we say here in the states and base was 3 strikes, you're probably out. so here we are now with on one hand, you say, well, you're going to do the job. that's what it was. they have 2 choices. so this

greta: keith from connecticut. we have been covering the republican nominees as well on our c-span networks and if you missed any of that coverage you can find it if you go to c-span.org, or our free video mobile app c-span now. let's go back down to the convention floor with susan swain. susan: i am on the convention floor with the guru of senate races for the cook political report, jessica taylor. we talked a month ago on the floor of the republican convention in milwaukee where we saw a lot of enthusiasm and a lot of momentum. what has changed in the last month? >> it feels like night and day. republicans were like, we are going to win this thing, they were thinking about the senate. if joe biden's collapse continued they were worried about other senate races in wisconsin, arizona flipping. now democrats are feeling a lot better with harris atop the ballot. so there is absolutely a path for democrats to still keep the senate. it is very slim. where we are standing right now with the montana delegation is the kee

you called out that it was governor walz who asked our attorney general, the amazing keith ellison, to step in and lead that prosecution. and that's what happened. and we had, if not justice, we had accountability for the murder of george floyd. and that was, i think, an example of the leadership of governor walz. you know, while donald trump and his lieutenant, his vice presidential nominee, are out there attacking and dividing and spreading just doom and gloom, you have governor walz and vice president harris talking about, with hope and optimism, where this country can go and wherean this country should be -- what it should be. and think of the tragedy of the murder of george floyd, i also want to note that governor walz signed into law legislation in minnesota banning chokeholds. this is something, of course, that vice president harris has strongly supported at the federal level and republicans blocked. so again, a great demonstration of the difference and the contrast between donald trump and vice president harris and tim walz. >> you know, that contrast is real because i remember

i'll break down governor walz's feisty and folksy appeal with someone who knows him well, keith ellisoney general. >>> courting history. if the democratic ticket wins in november not only could we get the first woman president, the nation could also get its first female native american governor. she is minnesota lieutenant governor peggy flanagan, and she'll join me live. >>> and running scared. is donald trump okay? he seems off his game, doubling down on kamala harris' intelligence, and her name. why it's a sure sign her rise in the polls has become intimidating. i'm jonathan capehart, and this is "the saturday show ." >>> tonight, vice president kamala harris, and her running make about minnesota governor tim walz, are wrapping up a block buster swing state where. in about an hour they are expected to touch down in las vegas, nevada, where the vice president will make her case to another group of battleground voters. last night harris spoke to arizona, over 15,000, the largest to date, her campaign noted. she said we are all in this together. >> generations of americans before us led

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as president flooded mister landscape box keith's independence from the soviet union and sounds to make most co pay for its aggression. the dental and welcome jo middle authorities say they are ruling out terrorism as a motive for a knife attack in which a man killed at least 3 people in the west and said he was holding in at least 8 others self injury. some of them serious police of detain one person and are investigating a possible connection to friday night stabbings, which happened detto crowded festival in the city center. it's a festival goal, is to submit videos and photos to help with the investigation. let's go run it over to dw, but pull down tilton, who's in zoning in for us. what's the latest way you? why are as well right now in the city the right time. because with the question, it's a city that isn't the only thing for the 3 people in the last one i see the other age for the food issue right now we watch another one is actually known about the incident yesterday. police are still interested us for motors and there is no explained their information. the treasure via kind o