here's keith morrison with killer role. keith morrison (voiceover): this is a horror movie. oh, yes, a horror movie with all its requisite darkness, its setting, its spine-chilling story, its disturbing characters. but really-- please, stop. keith morrison (voiceover): --where does performance end and reality begin? dispatcher (on phone): jackson county 911 emergency. tell me what the emergency is. carla tryber (on phone): all i can tell you is a gun went off. keith morrison (voiceover): this is also a story about family, about ambition, accomplishment, sharing. dispatcher (on phone): are you in danger? carla tryber (on phone): yes. dispatcher (on phone): ok. is the person that did the firing of the weapon, are they there now? carla tryber (on phone): yes. keith morrison (voiceover): so, yes, a horror movie. matthew spickard and his daughter, trinity, live in the siskiyou mountains of southern oregon. isolated, yes, but not very far from the town of ashland with its shakespearean festival, artists of all kinds. trinity and her dad had evolved into a talented, even quirky lit

keith morrison: didn't make sense.r lindsey phoenix, who requested copies of all the lab reports from the highway patrol's crime lab. i got a lovely letter from them saying, here you go. here's everything that we have. and it included every test except for the one that i was looking for. keith morrison: but it had to be there. so lindsey went in person to the state highway patrol. and i said, i want to examine every piece of evidence that you have. and i brought a video camera and a cell phone camera, and i photographed every thing, trying to be inconspicuous. i didn't want to take a chance of me finding something and it disappearing. keith morrison: and that is when she found them-- two small canisters. and inside-- lindsey phoenix: the stubs from the gunshot residue test that were labeled robe. and i took the photo. i texted it to dwight and just said, jackpot. and then i had to go through the rest of those boxes like i was still looking for something else and act like it wasn't a big deal. and i was ecstatic. keith

keith morrison: such timing. to want to fix their marriage, kandi became a study in pretense. honesty took a holiday. i was living a lie. being in an affair is just living one big lie. keith morrison: yes, and she lied to herself too. you were thinking of you and he together striding across the bow of the "titanic." this is going to be it for you for ever. yes. keith morrison: then one night a couple of months into the affair, events suddenly ticked measurably toward their deadly conclusion. around bedtime, kandi received a text from emmett and couldn't hide it. the text popped up, and rob read it. and it said, "i wish i was there with you tonight." he-- - what did he say? he was angry. he just-- kandi, what is this? and i said, i don't know. so he calls emmett. rob goes, why are you texting my wife at this time of night? keith morrison: emmett's answer-- two minutes later, he showed up at rob's house. they talked like dueling lovers out on the sidewalk. then rob came back inside. rob tossed my phone up on our be

keith, a pleasure.? keith, a pleasure. you are watching the recent l you are watching the recent news and we are going to cross the canyon now. —— to canyon now. to kenya now where three days of national mourning have begun after least 17 children died in a fire at a school. 70 children remain unaccounted for following the blaze which swept through a dormitory in the central more than two thousand people tried to help rescue the children, many of whom were sheltering under their beds. let's start with the football to come — and the uefa nations league matches. the republic of ireland host euro 2024 finallists england, under interim boss lee carsley — who played for ireland, 40 times in his career. he says, he won't sing either national anthem tonight...because he always just likes to focus on the game ahead...two england players — declan rice and jack grealish — also played for ireland, earlier in their careers. so what sort of reception does the current england boss, think they'll get in dublin? we spo

keith, you'll draw over here. >> tariq: i believe in you, keith.ichever team gets it first, it's worth 20,000 points. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm hoping potato's not in it. >> jimmy: what number shall they pick? [ audience shouting ] >> you good with five? >> tariq: how about number one? number one. >> did i show that to everyone? i just went with five. >> let's take a go at it. [ laughter ] >> okay. >> tariq: okay, what type of thing is it? >> jimmy: whoever gets it first. what kind of thing is it? >> i should've showed it. >> it's just -- people? >> yeah, the category is people. >> the category is people. >> tariq: okay. >> jimmy: people. okay. >> tariq: all right. head in the game, keith. let's go. keith, let's go, bro. >> all right. we ready? >> all: yeah. >> tariq: yes, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: we got it. >> we go? >> jimmy: yep, go. >> all right, so -- >> jimmy: eyes. uh, uh, uh, dots, polka dots. >> jimmy: rocks. >> tariq: come on. >> jimmy: rock people. rock stars. >> tariq: statues. >> jimmy: spiral stars. >> tariq: oh, my goodness. [ ligh

>> i just want keith back. i want him to come back. i'm sick and tired rying about keith.ny water, without any food. they didn't even let us stand and move our bodies when we needed to move. no bathroom. no water to wash our bodies. filthy, dirty, the hamas terrorists used to threaten us all the time that they're going to kill us. you get the feeling you are going to die every minute. >> what do you want keith to know? >> i want keith to know that the whole family, the whole family is doing everything they can. we're not politicians. we are just simple people that come from israel. we want him back. we want all the hostages back. i want keith to know that nobody has forgotten about him. united states hasn't forgotten about him. >> yeah. i know that you all met in 1980 when you were both volunteering in a kibbutz. how do you, aviva, process and explain to yourself these horrendous times that we are living in? specifically, your family and what you and keith and your family have to continue dealing with this. how do you go forward, aviva? >> i see keith in front of my eyes a

keith and cher were known as ken and barbie. the man who owned one of the local watering holes, another american, was known as wild bill, the viking hat and all. bill and his wife, jane, opened a bar on their secluded property accessible only by boats where they would gather for drinks. >> bill had these saturday parties at his place at the bar or restaurant once or twice a month that draws everybody there. >> it was cher's tropical dream come true. a beautiful backdrop for family reunions like the time her aunt, mary, came to visit. >> her grandmother, my mother came down and visited and got the tour and they met us at the airport. it was just wonderful. >> there was another big trip in the works. cher's sister, judy, was planning to visit for the very first time. >> she wanted to show you her paradise? >> oh yeah. >> the trip would be a good distraction for cher. her life had recently turnedup side down. her five year marriage to keith had hit a rough spot. he had even moved out. >> when keith had moved off the island, she was

but her husband keith is still a hostage. thank you so much for taking the time and my heart is with you right now. after everything that has transpired over the past few days, the tragic death of six hostages, the protests we're seeing, what are you feeling this morning? >> first of all, i want to say that hersh's family are my family now, and the six hostages, we are one big huge family. i was there at the funeral. it was such a sad moment, and it's just impossible to even think that keith might be the next one. i'm not prepared to even think about that. i want keith and all the hostages to come back alive. i do not want them to kill keith like they killed hersh and tell us he's dead. and when he comes back, that he looks like a skeleton. i'm sick and tired of worrying and thinking about the conditions that keith is in. i was there. i know exactly what he's going through. you feel like you're going to die any minute. they play games with your head. they just put the gun in front of your face, and play games with you. so i w

keith morrison (voiceover): who ever heard of such a thing?f what certainly looked like the actual bomb that killed roberto ayala. was it real, a ruse, a lucky guess? if it was for real, who sent it? was it from the lead suspect, peter moore, or a hitman as the letter claimed? or was it from somebody who wasn't even on detective song's radar? wherever it was, five weeks into the case it was about the only lead investigators had. so they played along with the guy, placed an ad as requested in the sacramento bee. and sure enough, somebody responded. cops rushed to see him, perhaps arrest him. he was pretty surprised when he got a visit. keith morrison (voiceover): false alarm. it was just an unlucky guy looking for a job. the killer, though? the killer never called. so this whole ms13 thing, this mexico deal gone wrong, was just some sort of game the real bomber was playing. trouble was, nobody knew the rules or the purpose, or where the game might end. but more than one way to find a guy brazen enough to send that material to the cops. brian pa

. >> minnesota attorney general keith ellison and texas democratic representative greg gosar outlinedheir economic policies during a festival provided by a news outlet based in austin, texas. this is about an hour. >> i always forget how bright it is but i am with stars so i'm sure it is fine for them. a little bit of a programming note, the congresswoman was not able to join us because she is under the weather however i promise you will have a spectacular conversation with the gentleman i have here right now. they don't need introductions. my absolute far left is the minnesota attorney general, keith ellison. >> thank you, everybody. >> and a hometown hero to my left is congressman greg casar. and a little bit of housekeeping, if you have questions which i'm sure you do, please submit them at texas stribune. we promise to make time so they can answer your questions. i appreciate you being here. you greg. we have a hometown right now. >> it is an inescapable conversation we have to have about immigration. >> we start right from there. >> i'm going for the jugular. >> i'm from florida.

once again, here's keith morrison with manson.orrison: nearly 24 hours after this truly horrific crime, with la in deep shock, the police were baffled. anything that i'd tell you at this point would be mere speculation. keith morrison: and then it happened again. >>> >>> welcome back. the unsolved murders of the pregnant actress sharon tate and her friends sent the rumor mill churning because her husband roman polanski -- or were the brutal stabbings drug related? a second attack was about to send the media into overdrive with the shock waves traveling through the 40 the hollywood hills. here's keith morrison with manson. >> with l.a. in deep shock, the police were baffled. >> anything i tell you would be mere speculation. >> and then it happened again. >> the bodies of a man and his wife, found in their home, both stabbed to death, repeatedly stabbed. >> for 30 years. >> what's their names? >> labianca. >> rosemary and leno labianca. rosemary's children found them. the scene every as horrible as ten miles away. leno's hands were

you will have a great conversation but i will do it is the minnesota attorney general keith ellisson. >> thank you. good to be here. >> a hometown hero to my left is congressman greg. >> a bit of housekeeping if you have questions and i'm sure you do. please send them to texastribune.org/f. we will present questions at the end of our program. we will answer the questions that i appreciate you here and i'll start with you and may i call you greg. we have a hometown right now. >> it is an inescapable conversation we have to have about immigration. >> we start right from there. >> i'm going for the jugular. >> i'm from florida. i see the games and shenanigans. i know, i roll my eyes. i have to ask you though, when we have a conversation like the one we are having now about a progressive america. how do we reconcile what the ideas are and being a country that welcomes all. with the idea to protect the choice is safe. >> thank you for the question. thank you for joining at the texas tribune festival. i think we can get back to where we were. as a country. immigration is good and we need to

we will start with keith, if you would. we will start with you. >> so voluntary signatories that came out in 2013. the last year -- supporters of the plan particularly as it's advancing a.i. research, improving a.i.-human collaboration, as well as working to make sure we are deploying safe a.i. systems. i could talk about different points in that. i will veer in quickly on the safety aspects. a.o.s., we take security as job zero for us. a we want to make sure the foundation layers of all these a.i. systems that are deployed in our infrastructure are safe and also provide the privacy required to implement these particularly for federal government. couple examples, we are making sure that any workload that operates on our cloud is isolated from any operator access to the data or software or resources that are running. we have a system we have built that guarantees privacy and security. that's been tested by a third party group out of the u.k. so that's the foundation that we build everything on, this nitro system. we also bel

we hope your family is reunited and reunited soon and keith is going to be okay. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> up next, venezuela's version of air force, one, seized by us authorities, and now being searched. new details about president nicholas maduro is private the plane. and what happens next to the $13 million jet the tv moments that took cohen sure. ovover the edgdge, people arere watching g and tht our worlrld chchanged. >> he hahad an explosive reverberation tv on the edge from airs s sundayay, septembeb, did nine o on cnn, whahat would motivatete you to lose weighght >> i wouould say thehe money, momoney, moneyey becausese they the momoney, m money moneyey. >> i got t to help youou when uo $10,0,000 for lolosing weighght healthy wawager get paid to get healalthy at h healthy wagerer. dididn't t pass the tissue e te bucklele up there's toothpasast wife andnd there's it's crest t breediding wipe ststrips, wifef widens like a $400 professssionl treatment t or crerest when wew peoplele rally foror a common n cause, w we become b beacons

i could talk to you for hours, keith, - . i could talk to you for hours, keith, but- .u for i hours, keith, but we are . i could talk to you for - hours, keith, but we are tight for time. thank you very much. my for time. thank you very much. my pleasure. the statistics and, for many, the lived experience of visiting hospital tell a story of an nhs under severe strain. today, the prime minister concluded the health service in england is "broken but not beaten" after a damning review by lord darzi, a surgeon and former labour minister. it found there were long waits for care and poor survival rates for cancer. sir keir said investing in the health service would always be a priority, but before the money taps can be turned on, the plumbing had to be fixed. the government said three big shifts were needed — preventing illness in the first place, moving more care from hospitals to care in the community and a renewed push to improve the technology to create a digital nhs. here's our health editor hugh pym. voices from the nhs front line today. it's a really difficult time to

liz: keith we've got to go but tom said listen to keith's picks, and i will tell you that had our viewers listened to you a couple of years ago about one particular stock, staying in it, staying in it, they would have made a lot of money and that's palontier. we look at some of the gains here it's quite unbelievable hitting brand new records. not unbelievable because you've been here telling us about that. where does this stock go? >> you're very kind to remember that, thank you. i think we'll take out 50 pretty quickly i'm starting to think about 85 three to five years now, zero doubt in my mind we're looking at a hundred bucks in a share so it's going to be volatile and a tough stock to own but i encourage people to stay with it if you can. liz: great to see you both have a good weekend, gentlemen. the maker of ozempic and wegovy losing weight at this hour. we'll tell you why novo nordisk is in the red, next. the "clayman countdown" returns, dow jones industrials up nearly 200 points. [coughs] when caroline has a cough, she takes robitussin. so, she can have those one on ones again. hey

e in keith, can you? i was, president, has declared 3 days of morning after at least 17 boys were killed in a fire at the boarding school dormitory, around 70. all those on accounted for summer force to have been taken in by local residents and officials, asking them to come forward. and investigation has been launched into the cause of the place. parents gather outside the primary school. the morning after a fire killed sleeping students. many still don't know if their children may be out of the dormitory, alive, and described waiting for news as tall cha. fi to struggle to reach the school after brain turned the roads around it into mode, a local, residential life to try and rescue the children from the place to leo and know what to what we saw several children in there that had been burnt. i was just lucky to save and one of them, but i heard that he later died. it was a very troubling and sad tragedy. officials of working to try and locate the missing. can you, deputy president said dozens of children

now, harris responded by underlining his support for keith. and criticizing trump for his relationship with vladimir, put us, and that we understand the importance of the greatest military alliance. the world is ever known which has nato and what we have done to preserve the ability of the landscape and the ukrainians to fight for their independence. otherwise potent would be sitting, emptied with his eyes on the rest of europe, starting with poland. what you think is a friendship with what is known to be a dictator who would eat you for lunch? the deputies michelle stockman joins me now in the studio and the show, sitting here in europe side that talk about truth and carries will. why? see, it really does because for you or if it's an ex, essential question, pollutants and vision of ukraine has a certain democracy, right. and so when we're seeing trump say that a fight and was responsible that if he had been in office, he could have stopped the invasion. that's a, that's fix. and as far as we know, because he wasn't there also, i'm skeptical

i've got a cousin called keith . keith. >> sorry. >> sorry. >> keith chegwin., why is your problem with keith actually? priti. keith, if you're cool, if you're called keith, if gbnews.com/yoursay the emails will be off the scale and we have to leave it there on keith . but we will be coming keith. but we will be coming back to this subject throughout the show as well . i'm dawn the show as well. i'm dawn neesom and this is gb news and there is loads more coming up. it's absolutely packed. tory leadership candidate kemi badenoch has said that not all cultures are equally valid when it comes to immigration. what does she mean and is she right? we're having that debate after the latest news headlines with lewis mckenzie. he's back . lewis mckenzie. he's back. >> thank you very much, dawn. good afternoon. it's just after 1:30 i'm lewis mckenzie here in the gb newsroom. the conservative party conference begins in birmingham today as the conference chair, michael winstanley, is expected to say he's profoundly sorry for the loss at the general election. leadership hop

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keith is still there. >> it breaks my heart thinking about keith lying there just trying to figure outto die now or going to die tomorrow. >> netanyahu says israel's military pressure and presence is key. >> i will do everything to make sure that keith and all the other hostages come back. i'm telling you that if we relieve the pressure, if we get out of the philadelphia corridor, we are not going to get the hostages back. >> philadelphia corridor a strip of land between egypt and gaza appears to be standing in the way of a cease-fire deal netanyahu says it's how hamas smuggles weapons. in hamas and egypt say israeli troops must leave. >> and i say such a deal would kill us. >> the white house message to joe biden. >> i want him to wake up and understand bring keith home alive. >> now, senior hamas official says they are ready to listen to a new cease-fire proposal but so far have not received one as of yet. they continue to blame israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for the deaths of those six hostages and say his actions will only create more conditions that captives continue dy

now this brandy w correspondence rebecca rich us and so i guess that's an allstate from keith. i'm from rico where the w has been operating since russian authorities closed down almost. com bureau. it's okay. what do we know at this point about the extent of the of tax in russia? so let's clear now that this was one of the most massive drone attacks on russia since the start of the war and russian minister of defense that is more than 140 drones, had been launched. and the death of a woman that was mentioned in our report as well as actually the 1st word that in depth right next to the russian capital. it's also the 1st time uh, actually during this war that a drone that tech has set a most co airport on fire, which is now the case in wizard is a coffee airport. now rebecca, but what are you hearing in keith said which targets did you cry and actually want to hit in russia. i always had no official comment from the ukrainian military. that's not uncommon. and we don't expect to hear anything from them regarding this attack necessarily. but we do know that ukraine has been stepp

please bring keith home. and although hostages but nothing helps i hope that keith his home very soon with you, eva siegel. >> thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you so much. and thank you. everybody. i love biden. he's just got such a big heart and i know that he wants kicked out and everybody that's with us thank you. thank you for being with us and helping i hope he's home soon. >> thank you. a viva thank you all right. let's turn to sports now, usc opening its college football season with a thrilling win in the final seconds over lsu coy wire has this morning's bleacher report wanting quite a morning jessica dean nearly 64,000 fans set in allegiant stadium record in vegas to see 23rd, right? >> usc take on number 13, lsu. that's more than the super bowl. any raiders game or a concert. there were held there and the trojans our backed bringing a revamped defense and some highlight reel plays like this. chi run hudson out of this world catch region into the lower stratosphere it's clear for this

and security analyst at maria, i've diva, and keith told us about the urgency as a landscape latest the diplomatic efforts in europe. this is not only significant in the system, right, so for survival of ukrainians. because every night since russia launch the most, the attack us and the full scale invasion on august 26th, every 9th rush that is right. can you create nancy? this? and today woke up at 3 am because there was a huge, a drawing, a tough one key of the ad defense was active and the ad defense made me go and get some sleep again because i was assured that most of this joins will be dont and that there is no immediate sweat subject to my life, but this is not for many people in other ukrainian stages where there is not enough air defense system, not enough pentodes and not enough. that means that will allow to shut down and did the russian me size and drones. and this daily attacks ross, it makes for several reasons. one of them gets to deplete ukrainian, a defense. because a, if you spend every night, lots of, of, i mean nation to shut down to drones, which russia bridge uses

this was keith calling. they, it is, or if nasa watch dot com before we go, he's a reminder about breaking news story. donald trump's campaigns is the form of the president is safe off. the gunshots were fired in his vicinity. trunk was at his goals club in west palm beach. in florida, when the shots were fired, a secret service is it's working with local in law enforcement to investigate the incident. of course we'll have more on the story in the next hour or more on 900 dw, dot com as well as documents reprogrammed book seem to if it's to eliminate n t personal landlines, that softer soul break. i'm tired, right? in building. thank you for the why do having does not get drunk? why do gravitational waves squeeze all bodies? how much do we need per day pond cream for help. find the offices get smaller on dw science and i'll take 10 of.

focus on ukraine's ad defense needs that has been, has been calling on breast and allies to allow keith to use their weapons to attack targets inside russia. the repressed is taking on new urgency following destiny. your russian attacks on cities across the print, rushes in, results have reached havoc and ukraine in recent days. hundreds of people have been injured or killed. the ramped up, a tex, underscoring ukraine's please for help. will be as cool as he's good. we keep telling everyone in the world who has the power to stop the stair, the air defense systems and missiles are needed in ukraine or not in a warehouse somewhere to meet with the new blue green on the log ranch strikes that can defend against russian care are needed now you think he's not some time later. not on the police board. you course in the day, unfortunately, garner every day of delay is a day of lost lives on it. we seem to use a gap while ukraine's requests are increasingly urgent. the international response is less so publicly its allies, particularly the e u, and the us remain steadfast in this support for ca

okay, thanks for that kind of kind of thing that you more in keith not the portugal metal far to say the most dangerous fires in the north of the country have been extinguished as follows a week in which the deadly places of ravaged lives and homes. and for many of the files will have a lasting impact, even if the worst is over. for now. in for knows, has been raging in thought to good around 100 fires broke out in the central and northern regions over the weekend. thousands of firefighters but deployed to bring them under control. the cruise we're facing conditions which were not in their favor. the both are the dolphin, i think the wind is the main factor of change and that's what changed during the night. it makes it fine spread much more quickly to ship out a way of saying that me to myself with them in that i'm glad assembly to my husband and son were up all night and the fire got worse. around 3 m. it's calmer now. unfortunately, we have a lot of firefighters came early in the morning and we hope it's over whether e bush, but i've been somewhat lightening up looking all the imp

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that's and it connelly reporting from keith. now source, he's in nigeria. se boca wrong militants have master, could move in a see people local media reporting, but insurgents on most of cycles killed villages and set buildings a blaze. the attack took place and you'll be states in the northeast. thousands of bodies have been taken to a local hospital is fed move. victims will be found both a rom, another jihad. as groups have waged, a 15 year insurgency in northeast, and nigeria that has killed move and 40000 people. a correspondent wise who address is in a boucher and told us more to the left is that a recovery of the copies of the victims is ongoing. i bought 33 cups is where to cover today and do i buried this opportunity at my file in your district? i've tried this, i talk it delegation of the government is when it's with their to consult with the communities. because data to some bodies that i in the bush, but they're unable to come by because a fellow black mine is that may be planted by the book or her. i'm a ted ross. o

keith has called it a brazen attack on global food secured. also coming up to the united nations condemns and is really air strikes that killed 6 of its workers at a school. the school that was being used as a shelter in gauze. israel says that it was targeting a home us command center. the library golf is good to have you. with this, we begin with renewed fears of an escalating war in ukraine, ukraine's president zalinski says that a ship, caring ukrainian grain has been hit by a russian missile in the black sea. you posted images showing the damaged vessel on social media. ukraine says the ship was in waters off the coast of nato member romania when it was hit. so lensky is calling for a global response to what he says is a direct attack on vital shipping routes and the global food security. or the court respond to rebecca read or she is following the story for us from key . rebecca, what more do we know about this attack of the well the attack brent happened way hearing over night to as this vessel not a ukrainian vessel, but a vessel carry

keith morrison: the autopsy came in.or jarae estepp, the girl on the conveyor belt. >>> the autopsy came in. >>> the autopsy came in. the one for jarrae estepp, the girl on the conveyor belt. >> it is bad. it was bad. it was bad. >> reporter: strangled, beaten, sexually assaulted viciously, according to the deputy da. >> it should have been a college:worry about grades and boyfriends and football games and those things. >> one wrong turn and you never know. >> reporter: but almost 3 weeks in, detective julissa trapp seemed stock. >> i think she got frustrated and got a little desperate came up with the idea of using the computer database. >> reporter: that is the computer database of sexual offenders, if they had a serial killer on their hands, it was a chance he had run afoul of the law at some point. it was a bit like come just poking a finger into the haystack, frankly and helping to encounter a needle. but worth a try. so trapp called this woman. sexual assault protective laura lomeli. >> all sexual offenders on paro

keith: thank you you have a wonderful day. eric: okay molly.aley right now, bill thank you for joining us and we appreciate and you had a chance to listen to that unfolding press conference as well as we get any form moving just a little bit forward, we know they have the vehicle, and adapt hundred 20 and again the vehicle fairly large vehicle and imagine other my even begin looking at properties and wanted things stand very little information about this alleged would-be assassin but what you think. bill: good question the questions we heard before we had a look of the bit further retrospectively and surely it will be examined closely with the secret service but by congress and i think right now however, given the fact that the fbi really has kind of ticket on this, this fall under at least title 18 u.s. code, a 79 which are frizzy get the present former present there may be other federal charges against this individual as well as local charges is what we key thing is this the investigation source to enfold print is going on right now and i thi

and do you really think keith that harris can actually make this state be in play given all the dynamics that the rubber just talked about i think their revenue would agree the state is in play, right? it's very much in play right now. >> remember, i think it's very much in play, and i think in fact, obama in 28, only won 33 counties but yeah, look at where he want. he went out with he want to counter that when he went to the east and won eight or nine counties, pascual take wilson way. he talked to particular to poor and low wage. that's the key that 100 billion important always, but we ask you this then, because this was really interesting. >> we were looking at the new york times polls this is mark robinson, his performance among this demographic, white non-college educated north carolina voters, it's the only demographic where he is over 50%. >> what does that tell you, right who does that tell you? >> it tells me a lot. i mean, mark robinson, this self-hating black man. and the reason why white people and white republicans like him is because it's self-hating black man. he's exactly

keith and i met with him during his campaign for da. - he said-- he said he will. i will certainly give you your due time to present it. dennis murphy (voiceover): he was elected. now olson and goldschmidt, with their growing responsibilities in the pd, needed to hand their old case files off to a fresh detective. they needed someone who could build a murder case without a body that was strong enough for the new da to prosecute. so i take mike prill, who is a gang unit detective, i take him out of the gang unit. why him, brad? my attention to detail pales in comparison to mike prill. he is just way up here when it comes to that. dennis murphy (voiceover): enter desert storm-deployed us army vet detective mike prill. both of them came to me and said, look, we want to entrust this case over to you. this was something they had lived since '95 up to 2009. so it was quite the honor for me. what's the order of battle? how do you start to dive into it? the best way to begin is just to organize it, make sure that each piece of evidence collecte

we will catch up with keith lerner and ashok bhatia.way. ♪ i can't believe you corporate types are still at it. just stop calling each other rock stars. and using workday to put finance and h.r. on one platform. tim, you are a rock star. using responsible ai doesn't make you a rock star. it kinda does. you are not rock stars. (clears throat) okay. most of you are not rock stars. oooh. data driven insights, and large language models. oh, that's so rock roll. it is, right. he gets it. yeah. >> the fed is going to be cutting into a pretty good economy and we do not have a lot of benchmarks for what that looks like. >> the market realizes it is a hard landing board is a growth scare. >> we are not in a position where we can absorb any bad news. >> the data has not been sufficiently weak to convince them of a 50 basis point cut. >> it'll will be three cuts of 25 and what matters is where we are at the end of the year. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with jonathan ferro, lisa abramowicz, and annmarie hordern. jonathan: talk about how we a

rhetoric is out of control and dangerous and we'll not be lectured to to by keith boykin.your own house before you come talk to us. >> laura: one thing liz cheney keeps saying, she will do "whatever it takes" to stop donald trump. and that comes on the heels of stalin, hitler, every dictator who ever lived. if they actually mean that, then why aren't they pressed into having to answer, why wouldn't an assassination attempt against hitler be applauded. if you believe that about him, where did you think this was going to go. >> you are absolutely right. truth is, they will never answer. radical media, by the way, demonstrated by how one-sided the debate last week was, coupled by they are in the tank for radicals in d.c. who want an elite agenda, not for the american people. they will never answer for how disastrous their rhetoric has been. >> laura: do you think kamala's issued statement, where she said no place for violence in america or she is glad donald trump is safe, was that sufficient? >> no. what she should do is go through the adcampaign they are running in battlegr

lee segal is the brother of keith siegel, an israeli american still being held in gaza. >> my messageo prime minister netanyahu is that my brother keith and all the remaining hostages need to be home immediately. >> reporter: in a taped address netanyahu said he was committed to reaching the deal that will, quote, return all of our hostages. imtiaz tyab, cbs news, east jerusalem. >>> across the country millions of americans are taking advantage of the extended holiday weekend by getting away. for those hitting the road this weekend you are not alone. according to aaa, labor day highway traffic this year is up 9% over 2023. but no matter how you're traveling, many people are now facing a labor day disruptions due to a major hotel strike nationwide. cbs's shanelle kaul has more. >> reporter: outside the waikiki beach marriott in honolulu 200 hotel staff are demanding a pay increase including native hawaiian brianna kanencia. >> i won't have to work two jobs. i won't have to get three hours of sleep. that's how important it is. >> reporter: similar scenes are playing out in 24 hotels acr

>>>>my message to prime minister netanyahu is that my brother keith and all the remaining hostages need to be home immediately. >>>the six hostages have been identified as uri danino, alex lobanov, almog seroussi, kamal gat, eden yerushalmi and israeli-american hirsh goldberg-polin. goldberg, poland's parents campaigned to bring attention to the plight of the hostages, took them around the world including an address at last month's democratic party convention. >>>>hersh, if you can hear us, we love you. stay strong survive. >>>and president biden spoke to the goldberg-polin family, telling them, quote, hamas leaders would pay for their crimes. but he also told reporters he was still optimistic a deal could be reached. >>>>he did >anne >back here in the u.s., with the election just over two months away, both presidential campaigns are focusing on workers this labor day. vice president kamala harris is in detroit right now where she just spoke with union members. >>>we celebrate unions because unions helped build america and unions helped build america's middle class. >anne >so harris is

we will bring in keith lerner at truist wealth.ing, keith. >> good morning, frank. >> what is your word of the day? >> my word of the day is trend. it is beyond today, frank. you know, there's an old saying on wall street saying don't fight the trend and don't fight the fed. today, we have global markets making 52-week highs over the last week or so. think about the s&p and developing national markets and emerging markets. don't fight the fed is the old saying. now don't fight the fed and don't fight china or the central bank as well. >> what's the trend investors should be focused on today? i know you said beyond. the central bank cutting cycle? >> the trend that we're seeing in the overall markets issing moving higher. i think we'll see volatility in the election and spike in october. the overall trend is higher. that is cause d by what we are seeing globally. >> you have a note out with u.s. large cap is more attractive. emerging markets are less attractive. u.s. treasuries is less attractive. ch china. we have seen a big rally

randomly drawn from the straw poll we did before this i'm going to direct this first to lisa but also keith and johnson are queued up for this so lisa from your perspective where is the federal government as it relates to meeting the united states and embracing ai in a safe and productive way? >> thank you for the question thanks to everyone who came out on a friday morning. i generally think we have made so much progress in the last year and this is a very pc educated audience i'm sure folks are aware of the presence biden's ai executive order on the stay secure trustworthy ai and that gave homework assignments across the interagency and what i like so much about it was it's setting us up to have the muscle memory to learn as the technology continues to learn because it's evolving so quickly and not just give you one example in the context of this the cybercybersecurity and infrastructure security agency. and one of our core assignment was to work with critical infrastructure and operators to assess risks of adopting ai, how ai could lead to critical failures in critical infrastructure and

keith, let me turn to you.st night, do you do anything different in do you watch this and go, maybe i should lighten up here, and put more there? is the debate not a relevant marker for you >> that's an interesting question it's not really a relevant marker on anything, but what i'm looking for, you know, if you imagine being herschel walker playing football, one of the reasons he was so successful, he could spot openings and plow through them i look at events around politics, do they create openings and if so, i'm going to spring into action, but today, not so much, it's the able names that i'm attracted to >> keith, you've got some nvidia capital gains, if i'm not mistaken, what is it -- currently 20%. let's thing on the margins, you may put it out would that make you think about selling it before year end >> no, here's why. this is financial heresy, but to me if i have to pang taxes, it means i've had a good year i don't worry about that i focus on the growth, will is the company on task, on focus, on missio

so if you had republic, lynn is hated by keith today knows the full symbol of ukraine eyes ation of the recently exceeded parts of russia. the products know cleanest though fortune for staples as it relates to this case when we get the fellow to start out, like i know for a voyage problem, the, you know, the union screen, but it would seem ready to sway meals. she was at the other relationship always. she uses 13, that's a negative up. but just a list of what you think a cleaning is a bullet that will say this cumulative bumps. should that be small regardless of am . thank if you blink accessories, if not at the official lives. look up guys, he's optional grading done time force do quite nice. ation was met with sharp rejection by the russians. the broad ukrainian method is treated ukraine with contempt. not just the workers, but also the peasants. ukrainian peasants at the time didn't tolerate the cranium. we received the protocol is from peasants meetings and p, f. in those protocols, the peasants wrote to us, we feel like old russians painting germans and ukrainians. adults to the r

now we have sarah keith—lucas. now we have sarah keith-lucas.e are some flooding problems around. we have had disruption to travel, schools closed, homes and businesses flooded as well. a lot of intense rainfall that has been falling, yesterday and today. this is the radar during the past hours. parts of northern england, wales are pretty wet, but it is really this is known across central and southern england that has seen the brightest and most persistent rain. we have an amber weather warning in force for the likes of bristol, right up towards northampton, valid until 9pm this evening. some areas are seeing about two months worth of rain in just 2a-a8 two months worth of rain in just 2a—a8 hours. it is not difficult to see why we have a d flooding with all that intense rain. low pressure will drift its way gradually eastwards. the rest of the afternoon, more rain to come for similar areas again. afternoon, more rain to come for similarareas again. much afternoon, more rain to come for similar areas again. much of central and southern england,

how is this plan driving your ai research and we will start with keith if you would we will start with you. >> als was voluntary for the plan they came out in 2023. the last year the plan particularly with ai research improving ai human collaboration as well as working to make sure we are deploying ethical and safe ai systems and i could talk a lot about different points of that but i want to zero in quickly on the safety aspects and security is job zero for us. what we want to do is make sure the foundation layers of all these ai systems that are deployed in our infrastructure are saved and provide the privacy required to implement particularly for the federal government and sensitive workloads. we are making sure in a workload that operates under the cloud is isolated from any operator access to any data or software or complete resources that are running. we have a system called the nitro system that guarantees privacy and security cryptographically and it's been tested by a third-party cybersecurity research group of the uk so that's the foundation we build everything on. we believe

keith morrison: a year had passed since carol kennedy's death. >>> ana year had passed since carol kennedy's death. her ex-husband steve had been charged with murder. now, an anonymous email sent to steve's attorney said the killing was a result of a drug deal gone wrong with carol's neighbor jim knapp. steve said he was told a similar story. >> steve said somebody was communicating to him through the ventilation system in the jail and told him a story about how a drug ring out of phoenix had been trying to collect money or seek some retribution against jim knapp for involvement in a prescription drug ring. >> the attorneys arranged for a meeting. opportunity for steve to tell law enforcement what they heard so they could investigate it. they showed him the mysterious email. listen to his reaction. the dna the medical examiner >>? >> there was more than the email to go on. remember the dna the medical examiner found under carol's fingernail? turned out it wasn't steve's. or jim naps. police called the dna evidence item 603. to the investigator robertson it didn't represented more. >> a becam

under three minutes but the devil 124 in the premarket and the other two major indexes down a bit, keithns us now, great to see you, let me start with this. the fed starts is meeting tomorrow will get every decision on wednesday. as a quarter% cut baked in or could we have a surprise? >> i am of the latter i believe there is an outside chance that powell does absolutely nothing which is financial but i know they don't have the data that they like. ashley: that is interesting, if they did that how do you think the markets would react? >> is one of those things it's a goldilocks market nothing will be good enough for traders they cut by 25 the company 50 in the get to say they want 75 and if they cut by nothing. i think we will see volatility that's the way september works and everybody to be ready for that. ashley: the cut by 50 those that show concerns by the economy which could trigger another wave of selling, let's move on we will find out soon enough what they're going to do but you bought stock picks into get to the first one it is called palmatier, why do you like palantir. >> this

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sera keith lucas there.bc news website if you want to stay across what is happening in the united states in the aftermath of her lean, which is now weakened to a tropical storm. flash flooding has caused damage to homes and businesses in parts of england, after another night of heavy rainfall. it's just days after some areas experienced more than a month's worth of rainfall on monday. 60 flood warnings are now in place. simon jones has more. ooh, look at my car. in leicester last night, this road resembled a river and the relentless rain keeps on falling. some areas received more than a month's worth in a single day. in egham in surrey, the wind has been whipping up too, creating wild conditions. in birmingham, cars have been caught out. in selly oak, it's been a busy time for the emergency services helping rescue drivers. public transport has been doing its best to keep on running, but at birmingham new street station there have been delays and cancellations. the environment agency has this advice for anyon

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