but kerry lake knows better. she knows the truth again.ake she has seenkn it and they truly hate her for revealing thisg th secret in public. cae n leak has spent the laste a year absorbing the cruelest and most outrageous possibles gn attacks from her former colleagues in the media. they're not simply trying to defeat her in november, though. of course they are.they are they're trying to destrog toy h. they're trying to make certainto that no american voter ever hasw hathe chance to hear what kerry lake is saying, because, again, once peoplnge know it's all fak. this isn't news. these are lies is . key >> and these lies are the key wk to keeping the people who arein wrecking the country in power. once people understand thatr. the game is over, it's done. l he they have to stop. kerry leak. here's a sample. air lake was >> kerry lake was the picture, the image, the definition ofo ou a threat to our democracy. why the threat de to democracyby way by way of arizona is way more dire than you may think.f z onlake she

and it's written by kerry mcdonald ms. mcdonald before we get into the substance of the book tell us a little bit about yourself. >> guest: sure. it's basically, it's great to be with you. on the senior educational at the foundation for economic education just celebrating our 75th year anniversary this year as a country oldest free-market think tank, i'm also an adjunct scholar at the cato institute, frequent writer at forbes and as you mentioned the author of "unschooled" which came out in 2019 innerspring atonement team but had quite a bit of renewed interest over the past year plus given the full shutdowns and the upsurge in interest in homeschooling and alternative to school taken with against school shutdowns and delayed reopening plans. >> host: on a practical level have you been a teacher in a classroom or do you have children who are a school-age? >> guest: so i am a homeschooling mom isil. i have four children who have never been schooled who range in age from seven seven to 1e book does high in some of that sort

kerry sanders, thank you. we'll of course stay on top of the story and bring you the decision as soon as we have it. now to our other top story of the day, the house january 6 committee is preparing for what is likely their final public hearing before election day. today's presentation is expected to feature new testimony and be a wide ranging view of former president trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. meanwhile, we're learning new details about the probe into classified documents into trump's home. trump and an employee told the fbi that the former president ordered staff to move boxes of documents at mar-a-lago before federal agents searched the property. "the washington post" first reported this. in a social media post, trump said there's no crime related to the storage of documents. joining us now, ali, peter baker, the chief white house correspondent of "the new york times" and co-author of the divider, trump in the white house 2017 2021. also, chuck rosenberg. ali, what can we expect? >> you'

kerry, it strikes me that there's _ or innovative.y _ or innovative. kerry, it strikes me that there's so many challenges l that there's so many challenges going forward, and as you pointed out, the economy is a big one, but also dealing with the united states, how do you think either of these two will deal with what has become an increasingly fractious relationship? well, jobs have been mostly domestic. of course, in their careers, they had to deal with the outside world quite a lot. in the province where he was the party boss, had to deal with investors, so they understand the importance of a constructive engagement with the wider world. constructive engagement with the widerworld. but constructive engagement with the wider world. but the issue is that they're dealing with in america which is radically different in many ways from even a few years ago, an election coming up in 2024 that could change things out quite an undertaking a stick outcome it's difficult for any deal with this kerry brown, thanks so much for joining us. and fi

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many residents are now asking themselves. >> kerry says their family was grandfathered into the area in the home. didn't have insurance. >> her sister kelly launched a gofundme page to assist with living expenses as kerry searches for a new place to call home with her baby. >> every morning i would step on that with my dog and my my child. and i would just look and see and ocean golf and sand and the like. how did it? this is never going to get all you know, how did i get so lucky? of that? little boys. but then it's like. and now, yeah, when will i get back to what you get? >> well, as we continue to talk about hurricane in, i mean, really, you're in that the stories that are coming out of the storm. john, really stay stay with you. always it here in that family, how they're trying to rebuild in terms of hurricane. and i mean, what's still going on currently right now? yeah, it's just recovery efforts. and unfortunately, you know, for families a lost loved ones. that's the extra tragic part of all of it. >> i'm definitely parts go out to all of them. glad that that family has some p

i said uh-huh, their was kerry from the office of -- this was kerry from the office of small businesses and it creates good content and we do tik tok and blast them and it's commonsense and people understand them. thank you. keep them coming because you're simplifying and demystifying the complexity of doing business in san francisco. [whispering] [laughter] >> thank you so much and again, great shout-out to kerry, our policy analyst to digest complicated information across agencies and uncover the mystery of doing business in san francisco. >> commissioner carter? >> following a new business that opened on third in the bay view, we have talio coffee and tea open for business at 4732 third street and also cafe envious that's open for breakfast at 9:00 a.m. the old monte carlo. >> great, thank you. >> commissioner huie? >> yes, thank you. i was really excited to see the e-mail in my inbox about the popup guide and things like that, so straight activations have been my joy and my pain this year as we have been producing artwork sf and you know, my goal for that and our organization goal f

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>> i don't think kerry could have said it better. fort myers beach really is a special place to so many people, including myself. i lived there before moving to the city and many of my friends and former co-workers are still there despite what's happened. they say they've seen some of the best in people as the community has come together to rebuild. may take a while, but many of us hope to see fort myers beach restored to the vibrant town that so many people knew and loved. i'm taylor bisacky reporting back to you. >> and you didn't you probably heard them today. if you're in the city, the blue angels air back in the bay area, skies today, they did some practice maneuvers for their big air show that starts tomorrow. the blue blue angels are saying that you'll probably see. a little different show this year. for folks he's seen the show before, which will see a little new twist on some of the allman everson maybe a couple new, a new maneuvers and of themself bubble for the c one 30's. well, as the f eighteens, you know, we have a chan

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and it's written by kerry mcdonald. ms.mcdonald, before we get into the substance of the book tell us a little bit about yourself . >> great to be with you peter i am a senior education fellow at the foundation for economic education . celebrating our 75th year anniversary this year as the country's oldest free-market think tank, i'm also an adjunct scholar at the cato institute, a freelance life for and as you mentioned the author of unschooled which came out in 2019 in the spring of 2019but actually had quite a bit of renewed interest . over the past year plus eagiving the school shutdowns and the upsurge in interest in homeschooling and alternatives to schools particularly with again will shutdowns and delayed reopening plans. >> on a practical level have you been a teacher in a classroom or do you have children you are school-age? >> so i am a homeschooling mom myself. i have four children who've never been schooled range in age from 7 to 14 so the book does type in some of that but from personal experience and refl

kerry sanders traveled to st. james city, where people are desperate for supplies and support. >> reporter: this is st. james city since last wednesday when hurricane ian hit this island community has been mostly cut off from contact with the outside world. >> i haven't seen any help from the government >> reporter: 72-year-old joe lou rode it out here alone. >> what would you like people to know >> send help whenever, whatever >> reporter: his front door looked like a wave pool. the water kept rising. joe had a life jacket at the ready still, hurricanes will not chase him away >> not much you can do about it that's florida hurricanes >> reporter: st. james city sits at the tip of pine island its bridge to the mainland gone. survivors here say friends with boats in cape coral and fort myers have taken it upon themselves to render aid so far there's been no fema water, ice, generators, food heather hoffman made her way here today finally to find her dad, joe, alive. what's that like to finally know >> there's no wo

please join me in thinking secretary kerry. thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> do all americans have a fundamental right to privacy? tonight, on "q&a" a look at the struggle between an individual's right to privacy in the public's right to information with a two lane university law professor. her book looks at several cases involving the conflict, including ressler hulk hogan's multimillion dollar lawsuit in 2016. >> hulk hogan brought a claim to the right of privacy against gok or. he argued even though -- that level of privacy would trump the right to publish on that truth and ultimately a jury agreed with him and a lot of people in the united states were shocked at that because we understand so much about freedom of the press and truth and how truth will protect us, yet this was an instance of someone's privacy becoming more important, in effect, then the

many residents are now asking themselves. >> kerry says their family was grandfathered into the area in the home. didn't have insurance. >> her sister kelly launched a gofundme page to assist with living expenses as kerry searches for a new place to call home with her baby. >> every morning i would step on that with my dog and my my child. and i would just look and see and golf and sand and the like. how did it? this is never going to get all you know, how did i get so lucky? of that? little boys. but then it's like. and now, yeah, when will i get back to what you get? >> ty 46 right now has never easy. after something happens like that. hope. hope their lives come back to normal sooner rather she has better weather here. this is a let's get a look at that forecast here as we're. >> well, they're here for fleet week. if that's any consolation, they can enjoy that, john. yeah, at least our weather is being so co-operative not just for them but also for everyone else who is here, maybe from not the bay area to enjoy some fleet week activities in which case mother nature is coming throu

many residents are now asking themselves. >> kerry says their family was grandfathered into the areame. didn't have insurance. >> her sister kelly launched a gofundme page to assist with living expenses as kerry searches for a new place to call home with her baby. >> every morning i would step on that with my dog and my my child. and i would just look and see and ocean the golf and sand and the like. how did it? this is never going to get all you know, how did i get so lucky? of that? little boys. but then it's like. and now, yeah, when will i get back to what you get? >> you realize what you had. when it's gone. yeah, no kidding. all right. it is a night. 46, let's find out more about the forecast. here's we're getting our mindset for the friday festivities with fleet week. look at it. still looking nice and clear out there now. john lovett yet in clearing up quicker than we did yesterday. this bode so well for later on today for the air show for the parade of ships. >> all of it's looking pretty solid. here's your view from sutures how are situated right at where we're going to be

and really heartbreaking kerry o'reilly. she's a single mother with a one year-old. she moved to fort myers beach just a couple of years ago. she says she instantly fell in love with the town and started planning roots there. but now she's heartbroken that it was all taken away in less than 24 hours. >> it was like a magical place. it was just this hole community. people some pointed you love to you work hard. off with you. we'll bring you anything. do anything for you know what terry o'reilly reminiscing about fort myers beach, a place she called heaven and home. >> before hurricane ian ripped it all apart. we're grateful to be alive. yeah. i mean, when you look at the images are house. what we call. there's nothing. it's just wet. lumber. nothing remaining. i all of our staff strollers, the whole you name it. it's gone with no home to return to like thousands of others on fort myers beach. >> carrie and her daughter summer wind are now staying with kerry, sister kelly in san francisco. kelly was also in southwest florida when the hurricane hit making a surprise vis

kerry turned into a huge plus righ during a primary battle. n ho and right now she's offering kind of a master t classhe and w >> talk about ia back on its heels. >> let'selection talk about elen deniers. here's one hundred and fifty examples of democrat0 exas denying election results. this is from joe biden's press secretary. reminder, brian kemp toldd stacy the gubernatorial election from georgian's and stacey abrams ab hillary clinton, trump is an illegitimate president . is she an election denier? so it's okay for democrats to question electionsit, but it's'c not okay for republicans. it's a crock of bsf b.s. everyoe knows that we have our freedom of speech and we're not going to relinquish it to a bunch of fake news propagandists. >> oh, that wa>>s awesome. laur. she'll be giving the l was such a delight to watch.o ce and she's going to be giving the left heartburn for years to come. >> and we look forward to every minute. >> joining me now is carrie lake, republican nominee for, fs arizona governor . carrie, first of all, i known yr ever

and as for kerry from my point of view.pplication for the other half of the administration. eh, baidana, and the man speaks. just remember how, under obama, obama is now an authority, everyone loves him, like critical guys. remember how i did everything preobami . and now for 2 years you wanted nothing to return obama's legacy yes, after that, as you say, bad trump, but you couldn't do anything . and who did it under obama? so here i am , and agreed on syria. i mean, i negotiated the nuclear deal, in general. i say i can negotiate from my point of view. it's uh, also in to some extent, the election thing is self-promotion self-promotion, and such a career application for the second half of the biden administration, until this is a revision. here are serious political positions, let's see, it seems to me that i agree that this has not yet been revised. i agree that so far there is no established peace faction in the democratic party, but after the midterm elections, the congress if more progressive democrats come to the hous

laura: john kerry there. the u.n. salmon is meant to help governments reduce global temperature rise in climate having a major act are circle. in norway they are warming more quickly than any other place on earth. nick has this exclusive report. >> venture deep in the arctic circle you find a unique place. here, the struggle for survival. climate change is on fast-forward. this polar explorer wants to show uhow her world is disappearing. soon. an incredible sight, one frame with sadness. >> to survive as a polar bear now you would have to be super good at hunting because the main source of food are the seagulls and they are diminishing. the ice that the seals and polar diminishing and it's getting ss and less ice. >> this norwegian archipelago is warming six times faster than the global average. there is muchess ice here to reflect heat and more exposed ocean to absorb it. these beluga whales are swimming water that is much hotter than it used to be. and all wildlife here is having to adapt to this hotter world. you c

please understand, voting for kerry late. don't fot forget blake masters.e >> that is an important senate seat that we will win anyway. ye so if you vote for mark kelly , you basically voted for chuckret schumer and i know chuck him schumer, you are not going to like a and that means everymeanh radical democratic policy. >> meanwhile, inilhe the live fe or die state of new hampshire, republican chris sununu, he will be easily reelected. and in the state senate e racera right now, general don bolduc has a real shot. it is a one point race.t he can defeat incumbent democrat maggie hassan, who'sfo done pretty much nothing for the state of new hampshire.ring now, this uss brings us tosylvaa the commonwealth of pennsylvania. whwhere after that very revealig debate, by the way, democrats have fetterman that hed actually went to the debate and peoplethe real could see thl condition. they're not mad that he lost wae the debate. >> they mad that h ke went tofo the debate. they wanted to keep in hidinga o fongr a long time anyway.ccord

kerry, i was watching the reactions, the faces of those family members. it's impossible to even imagine what they have gone through, what they continue to go through, but talk, if you can, about the families, about the mood and the tension around that courtroom today. >> many, in fact most anticipated that there would be a death sentence. the chief public defender here melissa mcneill had done an admiral job in terms of presenting the reasons to avoid the death penalty, but the family members who had listened to what she said felt that it would fall on deaf ears with this jury, a jury of seven men and five women. i'll give you a little sense of the makeup, who was on the jury who then chose in this particular case, i think surprisingly to many, to go with a life sentence death sentence. one is an i.t. analyst who had worked in construction, owns a semiautomatic weapon. there's a financial advisor there who is a former french military officer, a probation officer, somebody who works for walmart, a computer technician in miami-dade, a woman working as -- wi

i said uh-huh, their was kerry from the office of -- this was kerry from the office of small businesses it creates good content and we do tik tok and blast them and it's commonsense and people understand them. thank you. keep them coming because you're simplifying and demystifying the complexity of doing business in san francisco. [whispering] [laughter] >> thank you so much and again, great shout-out to kerry, our policy analyst to digest complicated information across agencies and uncover the mystery of doing business in san francisco. >> commissioner carter? >> following a new business that opened on third in the bay view, we have talio coffee and tea open for business at 4732 third street and also cafe envious that's open for breakfast at 9:00 a.m. the old monte carlo. >> great, thank you. >> commissioner huie? >> yes, thank you. i was really excited to see the e-mail in my inbox about the popup guide and things like that, so straight activations have been my joy and my pain this year as we have been producing artwork sf and you know, my goal for that and our organization goal for t

let's go back to shehan —— kerry brown. in the uk. yeah, the chinese principles _ especially in the uk. yeah, the chinese principles of— especially in the uk. yeah, the chinese principles of peaceful. chinese principles of peaceful coexistence, one of ms. don't interfere in the affairs of other countries. , so this things kind of —— this seems over the red line. the consulate is a bit different because it's regarded as territory of the government represented on that land, and so this is a sort of shady area. at the moment, the relationship is in a very critical position. it's not easy for liz truss for how much longer she continues as prime minister. she has named china as a threat, which no prime minister has ever done. this behaviour plays into that narrative. you might be in china, i hearthat narrative. you might be in china, i hear that the government sees this as patriotism, but the optics of this in the outside world, particularly in britain, are extremely negative. now, to a novel with _ extremely negative. now, to a

let's go back to kerry. of thing happen in hong kong and mainland china, but nothing quite like it, especially in the uk. ., , the uk. yeah, the chinese... inaudible. _ inaudible. don't interfere in the affairs of other countries, and this seems way over that red line. consulate land is obviously a bit different because it regarded as the territory of the government represented on that land, and so this is a shaky area. but at the moment, the uk china relationship is in a very critical position, it's not easy. liz truss, the current prime minister, how much longer she continues in that position, has named china as a threat, which no prime minister has ever done before. this kind of behaviour played into that narrative. the government in china might see this as patriotism and the rest of it, but certainly the optics in the outside world, particularly in britain, are extremely negative. now to a novel with a protaganist who is dead that's been described as full of life and won the coveted booker prize for 2022

let's go back to kerry brown. in hong kong and on mainland china, but nothing quite like this, especially in the uk. ., ., ., in the uk. yeah, one of them is don't interfere _ in the uk. yeah, one of them is don't interfere in _ in the uk. yeah, one of them is don't interfere in the _ in the uk. yeah, one of them is don't interfere in the affairs - in the uk. yeah, one of them is don't interfere in the affairs of i don't interfere in the affairs of other countries. so, this seems well over this web design. —— red line. it's regarded as territory of the government represented on that land, and so this is a shady area. but at the moment, the uk china relationship is in a very critical position. it's not easy for liz truss, how much longer she continues in that position. this kind of behaviour plays into that narrative. you might... the government sees this as defence of patriotism, but certainly, the optics of this in the outside, particularly in britain, are extremely negative. professor brown, i are extremely nega

kerry harrison kerry, it's great to have you on the program today. now we know that washington funded the contrast in nicaragua and the 1980s to de stabilize the nation's government. do you think the u. s. continues to use proxy forces in a similar way today? it's quite possible though, we don't actually have firm evidence, and i would also add that pretty much every country does whatever they can to frustrate anybody else's lead over them. whether it's china, the united states, whether it's russia, people seem to not care when they're at the top, and they run things those about down here, little upright mammals. we get concerned about this stuff because it affects our lives. absolutely. one of those prices start skyrocketing that certainly affects the general public, much more than the politicians and office. now russia, security council has hinted that there are similarities between the washington sponsored attack back in 1983, which targeted nicaragua, oil facilities, and the events of today. what you think he meant and are such comparisons fair?

john kerry co taken us to the end of this news block, but stay with us because next unexplained us to home nationalists battalions, victim parts of the ukrainian army. and what part they played in the atrocities committed against don bos residence since 2014. right. ahead and our short doctor cried with type punishment. oh my what a few days in some missiles can make rushes retaliation to the attack on the crimea bridge was focused and deadly wellcare and its western handlers. now think twice before engaging in more sabotage than terrorist assault. the choice is they are look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously, is too great trust, rather than a various job with artificial intelligence. real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with a shape out the same becomes the african and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find them

>> i'm watching kerri lake's numbers two. griff: quickly does masters -- do you think he can overcome the mark kelly advantage which matt points out accurately is pretty strong for quick so i'm going to save kerri at lake is going to raise masters for the u.s. me a month ago i said it would've been tougher masters breach been closing the enough. why have kerri lake come should tv broadcasting background he really is strong here as of late. possible the path to victory. incredibly appealing just been unabashed and embracing a full on maga ideology. all the way to stepping pretty close to almost cue in on that level. that is energized a bunch of people there. personally i think she is a terrifying figure she has denied the 2020 election. she has said if she were governorship may not certify the election the democrat when she's really dangerous. but she could be. >> is she writing the playback matt? >> look at the similar news from trump and kari lake teva filled mill your area tea and bypass the traditional media. katy hobbs or

please join me in thinking secretary kerry. thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> on wednesday, more campaign events here on c-span with live coverage of the new hampshire's governor race were republican governor chris sununu faces his democratic challenger tom sherman at 6:00 p.m. eastern. after that we take you live to south carolina for the debate between governor henry mcmaster and his democratic challenger joe cunningham, hosted by south carolina educational television. at 8:00 p.m., democratic governor kathy hochul debates republican lee in new york's governor's race, and at 9:10, colorado senator michael and his republican challenger debate for the u.s. senate seat. watch all these debates wednesday on c-span our free mobile video app, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television compani

media under the threat of destruction turned out to be the tourism industry in the south of county kerryn hotels for migrants allocated several thousand places. at the same time, hotel owners do not even know in advance. how many refugees will have to be accommodated due to a lack of rooms, the flow of travelers has significantly decreased, and local budgets have lost a significant part of the income from the tourism sector. transportation of people and delivery of goods to the crimea has been established. at the same time, all transport on the way to the peninsula is inspected, mikhail mishustin said at a meeting with his deputies, which took place via videoconference, the prime minister noted that the situation in the region is in the center of constant attention of the government. well, they continue to occupy the premises to pay the owners, the situation. the president drew attention to the need to take increased security measures in relation to the critical transport infrastructure, of course, the situation on this route is in the center of our attention all vehicles that move on th

and that's kerry not. where are you? can you come up and say a few words about the first campaign, the stories of the campaign and had dick really, , you know, rolled the dice and put everything on the line can was amazing. so thank you for everything you did to make dick armey the success that he was. [applause] >> i will try. will try to figure out if susan actually voted for dick in the first election. [laughing] well, i mean, we've heard tonight from senator gramm and others about how much of a difference you made, and history. the phenomenal difference he made during his career, but i could figure out what made in different and so i thought of a few things. one is he truly is fearless. and he chose to run for congress when everybody said you're a fool to try. i thought there's no way he's going to win against a guy who was incompetent who would been mayor of arlington for 26 years, with millions of dollars, but he did it anyway, and he said i'm going to win my own way. he knocked on 10,000 doors. he made thousands o

>> kerry says that her home didn't have insurance. her sister has set up a gofundme page to help with living expenses. in the meantime till they figure out what to do next. >> of us. yeah. >> but luckily would have any kind of weather like that here for callum, like you like the weather here. gosh, him, especially like the weather here this weekend because all we want are clear skies and sunny conditions looks like we're going to end that morning, john. yeah, the sunny conditions will be seen during the afternoon hours that but like we've seen so far this week, it's the fog during the morning. but this morning's fog is going to clear a lot quicker than it did yesterday, which is going to help us out a whole lot as we work our way through here. traffic will come up in just a second. you can see out there that we do pushed right into the bay. a little bit of marine county seen out in the distance. this fog is super spotty this morning where we are seeing it watch out for some low visibility spots. otherwise skies are nice and clear. so

. >> kerry, in a separate case the justices have previously rebuffed trump's efforts to stop information or documents from being released to the january 6th committee. do you have any reason to think they would rule differently here? >> i don't think this should be any different. this is an emergency request. there is not really a good argument laid out, at least in what i've read so far in the former president's arguments making a good case for why this should be different, why the court in this case should grant an emergency request on this and really, what the trump team seems to be arguing is that the 11th circuit was out of its bounds to review the district court's decisions, which really is not a particularly strong argument. i think there is pretty -- there is better arguments that the 11th circuit was well within its authority to do that. >> we can't ignore the reality of the u.s. supreme court and its status right now. it's under intense public scrutiny. justices have been taking public snipes at each other. public opinion on the court approval has plunged. do you think that wil

kerry sanders is outside of the courthouse in fort lauderdale today. how have the prosecution and defense tried to make their case in court? >> reporter: well this is such an unusual case. because he did plead guilty and now it is up to a 12-member jury to determine whether he should get life in prison or whether he should be sentenced to death. the prosecution said it is very clear that this was premeditated. and it was planned and it was depraved. the defense saying that nikolas cruz had many obstacles in life, being born into a family where his mother had an addiction and that caused mental problems for him. but bottom line, the jury will make the decision and it needs to be unanimous. all 12 jurors can decide on a death penalty, or it could result in a life sentence if only one of them said i don't believe in the death penalty here. kate. >> this has to be so painful for the loved ones of the victims. what are they hoping to see happen? >> reporter: you know, there are so many different takes here. some would like to just see the jury end this beca

day and can't necessarily hang out on election day, they voted strongly for kerry, and then you had the election day vote where really republicans usually have to catch up and see if they can overwhelm the number of early votes that democrats have put in place, and then the absentee votes almost always meant that if those came in and it was close, they were going to win. what do you make of what looks like evidence now that trump deliberately turned that table over, deliberately turned his voters against this form of voting so that he could claim that absentee votes were the steal? >> you know, you're absolutely right, joy. when i was coming up in the republican party, it was sort of a rite of passage to work in the absentee chase program, like working in the mail room. and we always prided ourselves on doing it better than anybody else. there was a whole system, three touches, you follow up. it's how connie mack got elected to senate. took a while, like 48 hours before they knew who was going to win that. you know, the irony of this is what trump did probably played a key role in o

kerry sanders has more. >> i guess you have a warrant? >> for what?show officers in florida making felony voter fraud arrests. >> we have a warrant for your arrest. >> for what? >> for voter fraud. >> reporter: 20 arrests following a statewide investigation into individuals who the state say voted even though they had lost their civil rights and could not vote because they had been convicted on either murder charges or a sex offense. >> you have a warrant. it's for voter fraud. >> reporter: this woman was one among many who is confused. she had served 19 years for second-degree murder but wondered how she could be under arrest. she had applied and was seemingly granted the right to vote. she and others were even issued voter registration cards by supervisors of elections. >> i ain't commit no fraud. >> that's the thing. i don't know exactly what happened with it, but you do have a warrant. that's what it's for. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: last year ron desantis created the florida office of election crimes and security. >> i don't think there's any ot

>> kerry says her home didn't have insurance. so her sister has set up a gofundme page to help with living expenses. coming up, a community center and vacaville is rebuilt after the 2020 wildfires. >> how the property owners plan to get back to the community. and does >> we're in new york city for google's hardware event. we're going hands on with the who will pixel 7, 7, pro. plus 6 new companion, the pixel smartwatch. i'm rieh demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. >> and dozens more migrants are bused to washington, d.c., how the white house is responding to the escalating tactics by republican governor. >> more than 50 migrants were dropped off in washington, d.c., thursday morning. this is the second bus of migrants sent to the city this week. it's part of texas governor greg abbott's plan to call attention to what they say. are the biden administration's failed border policies. but anna wiernicki reports how the biden administration says they have a plan. >> early thursday morning, another busload of migrants were dropped

castro in arcadia, kerry sanders on pine island. first, tonight, perry rousseau on the search and rescue efforts across the region. terry? >> reporter: there are multiple checkpoints up right now, they are trying to keep the area secure, the devastated barrier islands. we have talked about how widespread the damage is, here. five days after the storm, they are searching some places for the first time. >> reporter: the search for the data starts in the sky. a fleet of drones taking over san carlos beach, mapping where teams will look on the ground. >> searching for damage shrimp boats. >> reporter: there are dozens of shrimp boats piled on docs. we are told more than 100 fishermen are still trying staying on the tilted racks. hendren is one of them. he sleeps on eddie 99, this is where he states that his belongings neatly folded on the bed. >> reporter: do you have everything you need here? >> yeah. we have everything. >> reporter: on the right, boats with snapped masks. on the right, a fishing boat spears a building. he tells us dur

, the apartment exactly recreated the interior from the shooting, including kerry's legendary wardrobeook and her favorite notebook by the way, the actress recently announced the start of work on the second season and just like that the continuation of sex and the city. in social networks. she posted a photo of the first page of the script. well , i painted over the title of the first series at the premiere of focus focus. parker also confirmed the long- rumored rumor that aiden would appear in the second season and just like that, those who watched the original series, of course, remember that this is the second main man in the life of kerry bradshaw after the man of her dreams. mister big died in the first season and shortly after that, the actor who played him, chris note, was also canceled, whom several women accused of harassing 61-year-old john corbet, who played the role of aiden, of anything like that. at least not yet seen for 20 years. he happily lives with an actress, a boderick on a ranch in california, the actor, even before filming the first season , said that he would re

kerry sanders is outside the courthouse in fort lauderdale, florida.rson is also with us. kerry, i don't know if you have had had an opportunity to talk to any of the families. what have you hearing on the ground? >> reporter: it's an extremely difficult day, but when you consider they have been waiting since 2018 to reach this point whether a 12-member jury will determine whether it's going to be a life sentence or a death sentence, it is, as they would say, it's about time. some have told me they wish there had been another shot fired that day and that nicholas cruz would have been killed on the campus after he went on that rampage and left so much carnage in the wake of so many broken lives, family members who wonder if ever there is going to be a sense of what they might call true justice. many say that they are going to wait to see what the jury has to say, but clearly, some believe that the only appropriate sentence here is a death sentence. debbi hickson lost her husband that day. this is what she had to tell me. >> what is the appropriate punis

tulsi, tell me about tonight and what drove you to endorse kerry late tonight? well, i'm here in phoenix joining hundreds of people who have come out in support of kerry tonight. supposedly, there were supposed to be a debate, but her opponent, katie hobbs, is refusing to debate her in stand toe to toe to compare their policies. and i think this is really indicative of the national problem that we're seeing with the current democratic party is rather than actually have a debate in the marketplace of ideas with the american people where people can actually make an informed decision, they either refuse to be a part of the conversation or they throw out lies and smears and attacks, seeking to undermine the credibility of anyone who dares to challenge their narrative. and this is the sort of thing that led me to leave the democrat party, because in my experience and also the policies and actions we're seeing coming out of this administration and this so-called woke, fanatical ideologues who are controlling the party is they're against free speech. they're against de

those human rights concessions look at the relationship with the chinese communist party i saw john kerryand praise china for the number of ev's they are building of course they are the companies are subsidized by the chinese communist party and cannot compete they on the rare earth and the way to process it so john kerry gets out to praise the communist party over electric vehicles with no mention of an ongoing change and so that's what we're seeing. it's not that i don't thank you should not pursue smart policies but the chinese communist policy places their people first in a way that our politicians do not do. steve: and that is what is deliberate they screw small businesses and then blame the businesses. >> it's almost like a fetish. they did it with covid to destroy innumerable small businesses but this is the intention they want whoever will by the line it is the small business owners fault that the prices are there fault because the rhetoric will move through everything if you go into that bodega or a gas station and maybe try to buy some eggs and may be they are double the price n