not be trusted. >> kevin's mother knows that kevin murdered nona?y know, but they know they are covering for him. >> the lawyers say kevin jones cannot explain one thing away, the bloody palm print in nona's apartment. it was his and not garry dunn 's. did it work? yes it did. after three days of deliberations, the jurors said they were hopelessly -- the judge declared a mistrial. but the prosecutor was not giving up. he refiled murder charges, and garry dunn's second trial began in 2011. >> now, gary dunn was being tried a second time, after his first trial ended in a hung jury. >> this time they allow the prosecutor to reveal a very dark fact about gary dunn. he was a convicted felon, before nona was murdered. jurors heard from a woman named kelly jo fitzharris who happen to have the grave misfortune of jogging past gary done on the wrong day, in the wrong place, in 2002. >> it's a popular trail with runners, but very isolated. kelly came running by herself from that direction, and she saw a man sitting here, on this bench. as she ran up the trail

kevin 's bed.ould go out. how they would have sex in the cars, the business cars. >> i said to myself, you know, she is not right. there is something wrong with her. >> and kevin's family? by now, they were ashore morgan and the young landscaper were up to something. michelle confronted morgan directly. >> i said, i'm not okay with this. he just disappeared. i don't believe you. i don't. >> adding to their worry, they say morgan had not let them see the three kids since kevin disappeared. and they worried she might leave town. they asked the detective if he would do surveillance on the apartment, but he said no. >> i said, based on the fact that we had a witness that saw -- the fact that i now know that morgan and kevin have a troubled relationship. i thought that maybe kevin was really just fed up and had enough of morgan and left. >> so the mengel took their investigation into their own hands. brother chris decided to stake out the apartment overnight. he brought a video camera with him. >> what'

kevin? >> kevin: brian llenas for us. thank you. brian, appreciate that. >> what we see here is the same, old playbook which is about coded and racist messaging. it's about blaming the biggest city in pennsylvania with the most ever population for having the same national struggle we have with gun violence everywhere. >> kevin: racist. krasner questioning g.o.p.'s focus on crime despite according to the latest fox news polling higher crime rates is among the top issues voters are either extremely or very concerned about. as the midterm elections near, let's continue the conversation about crime, inflation and the impact. i supposed both issues will have a big impact this upcoming election. david and jason chaifetz joining us now. jason, let me begin with you. you can try to run but you can't hide. crime is everywhere. just to share why i say that, listen to this -- and i'll get your thoughts on the other side. >> we're going after the people that are doing these gun-related crimes. i mean, and that's what we're doing going after str

we have lost you for a minute, kevin. jo, another thing to ask, as i kevin.is clinging to power after axing her chancellor, is the headline there. it hasn't stopped the rebellion, has it? ida. stopped the rebellion, has it? no, and i stopped the rebellion, has it? no, and i think— stopped the rebellion, has it? no, and i think it _ stopped the rebellion, has it? no, and i think it is _ stopped the rebellion, has it? idrr, and i think it is really important to remember you know, she does not have a mandate from the parliamentary conservative party. i think it is something like 25% or maybe a third of the tory mps actually supported her in the leadership. you know, she no way has a mandate from them. she has a vote from about 80,000 members of the conservative party. if you cannot get your mps on board and behind you, then you are not going to carry your policies through because you have an in—built rebellion. interestingly, the second part of the headline in the telegraph is tory rebels plot to oust the prime minister within days. it is quite possible, quite l

kevin: great name. so jim thorpe is like a great many native americans during that time in history, is raised in very difficult circumstances but eventually ends up at the carlisle indian industrial school. david: that was the third boarding school he was sent to. he kept running away and eventually his father who had five wives and 18 children altogether, and the wife he was married to at that point, she didn't want anything to do with jim and they sent him away to carlisle, the flagship government school of all of the scores of indian boarding schools in the nation. it was founded in 1879, only three years after the battle of little bighorn. most of their fathers fought against custer and in the indian wars of the mid-century. with her standing bear was one of those and he later wrote a book about all of his experiences and he said he thought he was going east to die , to show his bravery and die. the motto of the boarding school was killed the indian, save the man. that was the notion of the founder,

— time is up, kevin? yes, what i think we will see — time is up, kevin?n? yes, what i think we will see over the next few days | we will see over the next few days is mps and perhaps senior mps breaking ranks and publicly calling for liz truss to resign. it hasn't happened up until now but i think it is only a matter of time before that happens. then i think we could see it unravel pretty quickly. you remember how it ended for boris johnson, yes, he survived a vote of no confidence, but two or three weeks later more revelations came out about chris pincher, then the cabinet said, the game is up, graham brady from the 1922 committee said something similar because he had received more confidence letters. i know more confidence letters have gone into him this evening about liz truss. these things build up a head of steam and it may be she is presented with uncontroversial evidence that she has lost the support of her parliamentary colleagues and at that point then she has to go. then it becomes a question of who on earth do the conservatives go about electin

let's go to kevin. >> kevin: asher resident on women's lingerie i am an expert, many gods, but i thinke bit looser in terms of what they put out. >> harris: you got emily's attention. you know the columbus day parade and she has a lot to say. >> emily: i think what you need to say is... >> kevin: bikinis and things like that, but you know, if they wanted attention for this, they are certainly getting it. when is the last time heidi klum is in the news and now we are talking about it. maybe it serve that purpose to reinvent and introduce her daughter. i'm just a little... be when i'm going straight to emily. [laughter] >> emily: there are so many factors at play here and both have been well established in the fashion world for quite some time. heidi klum especially but they are german-american citizens so yes, different european standards and ideals commonly found in publications. i will say on the instagram account, there are photographs far more revealing than that add. i do think they are their own entity and probably just operating with a different set of parameters being that heidi

kevin? yes, it is astonishing | turnaround. the day after the kevin?the day after the mini budget— turnaround. the day after the mini budget the daily mail said at last it was— budget the daily mail said at last it was a _ budget the daily mail said at last it was a true tory budget. they thought— it was a true tory budget. they thought it _ it was a true tory budget. they thought it was absolutely fantastic. now it _ thought it was absolutely fantastic. now it has turned to dust and they have out _ now it has turned to dust and they have out li2— now it has turned to dust and they have cut liz truss adrift, which is a huge _ have cut liz truss adrift, which is a huge blow_ have cut liz truss adrift, which is a huge blow for her. obviously, they were one _ a huge blow for her. obviously, they were one of— a huge blow for her. obviously, they were one of her main cheerleaders. they went _ were one of her main cheerleaders. they went to town on penny mordaunt when it— they went to town on penny mordaunt when it looked like she was going to beat when it l

kevin sace his side of the story. kevin spacey does _ his side of the story.does face other - his side of the story. kevin - spacey does face other charges and allegations, doesn't he? can you talk us through it? yes, he faces a completely separate trial, due to go ahead in london next year in relation to five charges related to sex offences. we should stress that this is indeed a completely separate case. this is a trial that will go ahead under the british legal system. this was a civil trial in the united states. this trial was essentially all about money, anthony rapp was claiming some $40 million in damages. that's the decision of the jury had to make, whether indeed they believed his story. if they had believed his story. if they had believed it, whether he should receive some of those damages. he won't be receiving anything. we didn't get much reaction from anthony rapp, people in the courtroom said there was not much of an expression on his face. kevin spacey in a much happier mood. he was hugging some of his lawyers and smiling, and has since said tha

thank you, kevin, let's talk now to carol - kevin, let's talk now to carol jones.et council. tell us how your food store works. we dorset council. tell us how your food store works.— dorset council. tell us how your food store works. ~ ., ., . ., , food store works. we are a community food store works. we are a community food store works. we are a community food store so — food store works. we are a community food store so we _ food store works. we are a community food store so we are _ food store works. we are a community food store so we are a _ food store works. we are a community food store so we are a registered - food store so we are a registered charity, we have to purchase our food, we deal with around 300 families each week. they make a small contribution and they are able to choose their foods, unlike a food bank, we have chilled foods and meat, fish, dairy, lots of fruit and veg. and it is about giving dignity, choice, and hope to those who need us, and it is a challenge at the moment, i can tell you. tell us, and it is a challenge at the moment, i can t

but kevin i case, isn't it? but kevin spaceyis case, isn't it?. where are we up charges in the uk. where are we up to with that?— up to with that? yes, the criminal _ up to with that? yes, the criminal case _ up to with that? yes, the criminal case in - up to with that? yes, the criminal case in the - up to with that? yes, the criminal case in the uk i up to with that? yes, the criminal case in the uk isj criminal case in the uk is quite separate to this civil case, which is essentially all about money. anthony rapp is claiming $40 million in compensation for the distress that he says he suffered because of that alleged incident, so the criminal case incident, so the criminal case in the uk is set to go ahead next year. this trial, this civil case, perhaps only has a few days to go. the jury really have to decide between the two stories we have heard, who do they believe? if they believe anthony rapp, does he deserve the millions of dollars he is claiming? quite a strong defence from kevin spacey, very emotional at times. he was in tears, he was

kevin spacey does face other charges _ story. kevin spacey does face other charges and _ story.lk us through it? doesn't he? you talk us through it? .,. , doesn't he? you talk us through it? , , , it? he faces completely separate _ it? he faces completely separate trial, - it? he faces completely separate trial, do - it? he faces completely separate trial, do to - it? he faces completely separate trial, do to go | it? he faces completely - separate trial, do to go ahead in london next year in relation to five charges related to sex offences. we should stress that this is indeed a completely separate case, a trial but will go ahead under the british legal system. this was a civil trial here in the us. this trial here in the us. this trial was essentially all about money was claiming some $40 million in damages. and that is the decision that the jury how to make whether indeed that they believed his story and if they believed his story and if they had believed it, whether he should were seen for some of that damages. he will not be receiving anything. we did not get much reaction

thank you, kevin.seholds could lose power for up to three hours at a time this winter if gas supplies run extremely low. we've been hearing that from the national grid. the company says it's an "unlikely" scenario, but has added that supply interruptions are a possibility if the energy crisis escalates. but none of us need any extra incentive to try to reduce our energy bills. well, our climate editor, justin rowlatt, is at a property in east london, helping with solutions on how to cut down on energy spending. interestingly, justin, it's emerged that the government isn't going ahead with a public information campaign to try and tell people what to do because the viewers, it seems, people know what to do and people obviously are already doing a lot. so tell us more about what you've been looking at. yes, the government's taking quite a hard line on this. a report in the times today suggested that there was a plan to have a demand, a campaign to encourage people to reduce their energy demand that was ve

en la comunidad afroamericana pide una reuniÓn con kevin de leÓn.ocupaciÓn por la violencia en chicago. en medio de un tiroteo en carreras clandestinas, tres personas murieron y otras dos resultaron heridas. todas las vÍctimas eran hispanas. >> cada dÍa que pasa es peor. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: fin de semana", con fÉlix de bedout y maity interiano. maity: buenas noches y bienvenidos. a que el huracÁn roslyn ya se ha degradado a depresiÓn tropical, continÚa azotando con fuertes lluvias a varios estados mexicanos, entre ellos nayarit, sinaloa, durango. podrÍa afectar con lluvias intensas otros estados. fÉlix: esta madrugada tras tocar tierra en santa cruz, nayarit, provocÓ inundaciones y cortes de electricidad. veamos los detalles. reportera: las lluvias torrenciales y los fuertes vientos llegaron al estado mexicano de nayarit en la madrugada, convirtiendo las calles en rÍos, y cuando comenzÓ a subir mÁs el nivel del agua, algunos salieron a las calles a tratar de hacer algo para evitar la tragedia. >> tratado de minimizar la inundac

>> kevin zieleniewski?told the story that john, the old roommate told him way back in 1993. >> he made a comment to the effect that, well, you wouldn't believe what happened that night. >> and so, said kevin, he fell a duty to step in. >> and why are you here today? >> two innocent people are in prison for life. i learned information that could help set them free. and i felt compelled to bring that information forward. >> and then one by one, the witnesses, the now 40 some things who told the court about that night outside old man bob's house, where they've gone to buy marijuana for their graduation party. and that it was their friends, not the highers brothers who came down running down the driveway. >> and how they did they look when they got in the car? >> terrified. >> why are you coming forward? >> two minutes is too long in prison, let alone 27 years. >> even the reluctant witness, the one that had to be subpoenaed to come to court, confirmed all of it. as did the man who threw the graduation party th

so, kevin spacey did not molest _ not happen. so, kevin spacey did not molest antony - not happen.st antony rapp what what other charges or allegations does the actor face at the moment? in allegations does the actor face at the moment?— at the moment? in a quite separate _ at the moment? in a quite separate case, _ at the moment? in a quite separate case, the - at the moment? in a quite | separate case, the criminal case, which is due to go ahead next year in the uk, there are still outstanding charges, in five charges that have been levelled at kevin spacey, between the years, 2005—2013, and we must stress this is a separate criminal case in the uk. this has been a civil case, here in the united states. kevin spacey has, in the uk, pled not guilty, and he will go back to the uk to take part in that file when it happens, and at the end of the proceedings here in the us, in new york, his lawyer said his purpose now was to go ahead and to prove his innocence in all the cases where he has been accused of sex offences against men. thank ou ve sex offences against men. thank you very m

thank you very much, kevin hollinrake, conservative mp| kevin hollinrake, conservative mp backing rishind out how the weather is looking, the very first birthday cards from the king and the queen consort have been delivered to hundreds of people celebrating their 100th and 105th birthdays across the uk. the queen consort has been delivering those cards to hundreds of people celebrating that key birthday. there have been several veterans of the second world war and they have been receiving their cards including ruth pat pearson, born in glasgow in 1922, who also served in the women's royal naval service or the women's royal naval service or the wrens, as they were better known. ritz elevated her 100th birthday on friday. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello there. sunday morning got off to a turbulent start for some parts of the uk, with some heavy thundery downpours and some of those will continue through the rest of the day, although there will be some spells of sunshine around as well. still some rain into the afternoon. some heavy bursts at times. rain moving

kevin sace has there been to this? kevin spacey by _ has there been to this?has there been to this? kevin spacey by all accounts was i spacey by all accounts was quite emotional at the end of this, when thejury�*s quite emotional at the end of this, when the jury's verdict was read out. he didn't speak to reporters leaving the courthouse, but his lawyer did issue a statement, and i will read a little part of it. the lawyer said he was deeply thankful that justice lawyer said he was deeply thankful thatjustice had been thankful that justice had been done thankful thatjustice had been done following what the lawyer described as a swift and decisive verdict. the lawyer went on to say that mr spacey was grateful to live in a country where the citizens have a right to trial by impartial jurors, who make their decision based on evidence and not rumour or social media. that goes to something that she said at the end of the trial, she actually urged the jurors to set aside what she described as the sexual politics of this case. again, a reference to the me too movemen

kevin talked about it.ked about how, and now ladee for a lot of writers you know being in public form speaking, it's all ports of what you think of writers were uncountable talking. thank you for being here and talking, but that writing pen to paper, or something are spiritual about it. the bible talks about the word becoming flesh and with so much in total trauma in disease from the conditions in this country and around the globe that writing it every day just putting your thoughts on paper is so therapeutic and it is, not, we should go to therapy, too, but i just wanted to say that. thank you. go ahead. >> there's no way we would have a late habit or even candy. our condition close went to do the work, and if you do the work the movement comes. if you do the work when something explodes like black lives matter than people will have stuff to turn to the last question for them. they put the work in. what distressed because i don't writers workshop they came out of covid two years ago and a lot of writers ar

>> kevin, we were talking about your fportfolio. what's your position on tech >> my position on tech is the pes still haven't found ground talk about the 23 p on apple, this is the first time ever apple's pulled back. it's sitting around 3. i'm going to leave it there. i think it's going to go down around 20 p and it's happening in some tech names apple is no longer a tech stock. it's also a consumer electronics stock, and that is problematic the destiny of consumer electronics where they get commaditized is margins start to get compressed i believe at some point that starts to happen to apple. when it broke that, that's when the narrative started. tech itself is a growth story. it still is. but the pes are too high, and so that the end of the day it's safer to be in companies with less growth and more cash flow >> i like that flow, but really quick. we were talking before show you actually had a bit of a forecast for apple's pe where do you see it going? >> i don't want a million hate e-mails here, but i think by the time this is o

kevin said over, less than 2%. >> yes, larry you have two, laidia with one and kevin nothing. >> >> heres question number 4. 2019 surveys what percentage of americans grown adults sleep while snuggling a stuffed animal or similar comfort object. adults. >> similar? >> over or under 16%. >> wow, body pillows. >> i am going over with body pillows. >> that is -- larry. larry you said over and you are right, 3. >> larry! >> i know, with showers and beds i got it down. i got stuff going on. kennedy: we'll switch categories here. >> body pillow. >> i say add them. >> a lovie. okay. >> according to company's latest reporting how many subscriber does n does netflix have worldwide, over or under 250 million. >> they got their butt kicked under. >> 220.67 million it surrounded. lidia and larry, larry has 230ur land lidia has 2, and kevin has no clue. kennedy: your boyfriend got in an uber. >> he is long gone with his body pillow, named roy. >> that bastard roy. kennedy: what percentage of tinder users are men, over or under 70%. >> over. >> under. >> you are just going with larry now. >> i found i

and the president's response to kevin to me was concerning, well kevin they're more about the election staff than you are. you've seen widespread reports of kevin mccarthy and the president basically had a swearing conversation. that's when the swearing began, the president was saying no, i'm okay with this. >> i had conversation at some point in the day, or week after the riot with kevin mcthy. >> it was very similar to what she had, the conversation she had retold about how he called and asked the president to get them to stop and the president told him something along the lines of kevin maybe these people are more angry than you are, maybe you're upset. i had a conversation with that serl to that with kevin in the day or the week after the riot. >> and we know how kevin mccarthy described president trump's conduct both in public and in private. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. he should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. these facts require immediate action, by president trump. to accept his shar

what are you talking about kevin mccarthy, have to say which kevin mccarthy are we talking about.carthy one point always on us. he's had a truck conversation with trump, call your people off. he said trump was responsible, unfortunately that iteration of kevin mccarthy lasted about a week or so. he then goes down to mar-a-lago, couple weeks later, kisses the rain, comes out of it, kevin mccarthy aspiring speaker of the house. he has no credibility, he's in a cover-up mode, he's an image reparation mode. >> it's not hard for me to believe that the president was lying to him. was one part of the conversation that was overheard where they said they thought will maybe you should be a little bit more upset as well. >> who said? the trump of that to mccarthy? >> maybe you should be a little bit more upset. >> i think we are saying something similar in that no one believed that donald trump was not watching television. i think the point of that particular revelation, even in spite of knowing that, he relate to some of the defense mode of the president of the united states, no, no, no he

guess what, kevin mccarthy is from california.urder rate of san francisco, which is not to pelosi's hometown. >> i, should nancy pelosi should, every democrat should. by the way lexington kentucky and mitch mcconnell's home state has twice the murder rate of new york city, where we're sitting right now, for capital. >> why are democrats leaving this? they should be afraid? >> is there a reason? is a reason, i know it's rhetorical, but why isn't that brought up? is because it is not a winning field? that's if you look at-for-tat failed whataboutism? is that why it's not about being said? because they don't know that data point. >> i think that many democrats are not in touch of people on the streets. in minneapolis the african american board to finding the police way more than the white board state. why don't police know that? caused a bunch of elites -- i'm sorry, i love my party. just too many people in the lounge and too many people at a few people on the factory floor. i think my lights gotta get back in touch with omicron folk

and kevin responded — kevin, are my people. and kevin responded said _ kevin, are my people.r life and you to call them all. for their life and you to call them ad the _ for their life and you to call them all. the president _ for their life and you to call them all. the president —positive - all. the president —positive response _ all. the president —positive response to _ all. the president —positive response to kevin - all. the president —positive response to kevin to - all. the president —positive response to kevin to me i all. the president —positivel response to kevin to me was chilling. — response to kevin to me was chilling. he— response to kevin to me was chilling. he said, _ response to kevin to me was chilling. he said, well, - response to kevin to me wasl chilling. he said, well, kevin, response to kevin to me was i chilling. he said, well, kevin, i guess— chilling. he said, well, kevin, i guess they— chilling. he said, well, kevin, i guess they are _ chilling. he said, well, kevin, i guess they are just _ chilling. he said, well, kevin, i guess they are just more

the american actor kevin spacey has defeated a sexual abuse claim against him.he oscar winner made an unwanted sexual advance on him when he was aged 14. i asked our north america correspondent peter bowes about what the deliberation means for kevin spacey. they were deliberating on allegations that were first made by anthony rapp in 2017, the early days of the me too movement, and he claimed in 1986 when he was 14 and kevin spacey was 26 that he was at a party at kevin spacey�*s apartment, they were both working on broadway at the time, and it was during that party that he claims he was sexually assaulted, he was forced down onto a bed. kevin spacey says it didn't happen. as you said, he said they were never alone together. when the allegations first came out, he issued a statement on twitter in which he apologised and said he couldn't remember what happened. but that it could have been simply inappropriate drunken behaviour. he now says, and he said in the trial, that he regrets apologising for something, a statement perhaps encouraged by his publicist, for so

kevin i think i don't. i mean, i think kevin answered it.i think one thing i would say is that for me, it's health. you know 200. according to david, a scholar, public health, you know, 200 black people died prematurely per day because of because health disparities and then those of us who you know recent evidence is showing that itself you you know is a stressor. and so for me our you know, our health, our physical and mental health, you know, is is a is a primary. and even what i think kevin stated, you know, we love ourselves or hate ourselves, that's that's a mental health issue. yeah. yeah. trina abraham has a question. you, dr. kennedy, let's do that first. how do you deal with teaching younger blacks not to be a victim of this intercultural racism that we see in society, in our communities? i think that of the reasons why i've moved to to write for children and for kids is because if we could provide young black kids with literature that allows them first to realize that there's nothing wrong with you because of the color of your skin

bill: kevin.i am a democrat on fox, i need tum's every night, speaker pelosi said diversity of pim of the democratic party is our strength. as a american, i think it is great to see more, i want a congress that looks like america. america. >> we started ouri program about an hour ago, where will it stand on the 9th of snoaf n november. don't go away, we'll give you their predictions when we continue. this is art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms. and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. this is where i want to be. call your doctor about sudden behavior changes or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report fever, confusion, stiff or

i think it's probably kevin, would you say about 100,000 every hour or two? so we feel good about most of that. i would say that the biggest challenge with power restoration is going to be in those areas that bore the brunt of the category-4+ almost category-5 impact where it may have uprooted some of the existing infra structure that will be fixed. it's just not something that gets fixed in 24 or 48 hours and so there has been some damage in charlotte counties, but there's also been a lot of the infrastructure that was able to make it through. so i think now actually lee they got about 20% back with power, which was quite frankly, more than i would have anticipated this soon after such a major impact. we we were able to go just kind of look around, we flew, we did a press conference, we met with some people that have lost homes and businesses and you know, people that have been in that community for for decades and decades. so it's, it's the, it's sad to lose your, your belongings anyways of course, but there's a lot of history in that part of the state and

appreciate it and thank you kevin, i'm a huge fan of kevin's, i read all of his books. i did a book on jimmy doolittle in 1942 for the attack on pearl harbor. was interested in coming back and revisiting that story and with the firebombing in tokyo, from the time we attacked, we don't come back until 1944 so there is a huge gap in which they are spared from the bombardment you see all over europe, particularly germany and was interested in coming back to look at that story again and the war in the pacific leads through europe, so much of curtis lemay and hensel come, they bring with them the experiences and lessons learned from what he goes through so americans started committed in this strategy position only if the idea being a modern nation is much like a "house of cards", his industries came in and use precision bombing and knockout refineries and fees other industries and petumbledown like a "house of cards". when the war breaks out we realize it doesn't really work. german economy is far from resourceful and greeted and they bring in raw goods so we find guys like

and now you have kevin mccarthy who's in the surrender caucus. he's in the surrender caucus along with a think tank, i'm not even going to mention their name, it's so disgusting who they're being allies with. and come on, "wall street journal" editorial page. don't just vomit out reports that this -- that this think tank that now aligns itself with italian fascists and aligns itself with tulsi gabbard and aligns itself with american-firsters, lindberghs of the world. don't just -- don't attack america's military and say america's military is weak. because, these lindberghian american firsters who embraced tulsi gabbard's vision of the world, who celebrates the rise of italian politicians from a party that -- whose founding was in an italian fascism. don't embrace those people. but this is where -- this is where kevin mccarthy's republican party is going. an isolationist party that like donald trump, want to surrender europe, want to surrender western democracy, want to surrender freedom to the likes of vladimir putin, orban, and yes, an ill liber

wanted the fame that kevin spacey kept achieving. he went to try to get a story out of kevin spacey being gay. "the advocate" would not do it. in the end the jury believed kevin spacey's account, there was no party, there was no touching and there was no civil case here at all. jean casarez, cnn, new york. >>> the wife of a u.s. diplomat has pleaded guilty to causing the death of a british teenager. harry dunn was killed when ann drove on the wrong side of the road. prosecutors will not pursue more charges against her. she remains in the u.s. and any sentence will likely be unenforceable. >>> american chess master hans nieman is making his next move filing a $100 million defamation lawsuit. niemann claims carlson and chess.com and another popular streamer have egregiously defamed him. the lawsuit stems from a september match in which he was accused of cheating. >>> opening statements are set to begin monday in the case against harvey weinstein. weinstein who's 70 is charged with 11 counts, including forcible rape and sexual battery i

i did for or i did for kevin. i did b-29 painting of lucky's planes going over through the flak field in which, of course, it's really great if you see it from three miles away. so then of course, james is with the b-29 is flying over. so that's on that as well. okay. so we're going to open up the floor for audience questions. but first, before you get to ask questions, i want each of you to ask each other a question and really quick. and i gave you no preparation on this whatsoever. but if there's anything about, you know, kevin's going to go first. yeah. a couple of things. one, lucky flew the enola gay at the end to the mothballs that's sustainable. he did get to fly. he was he came back from air war in europe 25 missions was about to go he thought he was going to be taking part in this. so i like the synergy and to i read target tokyo i wrote -- lucky and it gave me a benchmark. so i'm a big fan. james all right. the question how were you set up to do a story like blackstone? you look at a campaign like that.

kevin, why do people call you k.d.? >> my first name is kevin. >> uh-huh? right?ommissioner now, they're looking at working a contractual deal that will allow you, when you're not playing for the nets, days off, you'll be able to play for the knicks. comments? >> all right, dave, that was the last one. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was david letterman pestering kevin durant on his show "my next guest needs no introduction." >> clevon, i appreciate that it. >> jimmy: he's not here. >> that was kevin durant. >> jimmy: you and kevin durant, it seemed like you guys kind of hit it off during the show. [ laughter ] >> well. i will tell you what you're experiencing there is not false. because you spend enough time talking to somebody about a wide variety of things and a closeness or a supposed closeness develops between the two. i don't think it will happen with you and me. >> jimmy: no. [ laughter ] >> and i felt that way about kevin. and kevin is an amazing athlete, an amazing human. and fascinating. and he's always high. [ laughter ] he enjoys --

that is part of the healing, lk kevin talked about. now lady, and i know for a lot of writers, your being in a public forum and speaking , it's so important but i want to thank all the writerswho are comfortable talking .thank you for being here and talking but that writing can to paper, there's something very spiritual about the bible talks about the word becoming flesh and we have so much internal trauma and disease from the conditions in this and around the globe that writing it every day just putting your thoughts on paper is so therapeutic and it is we should go to therapy to buy i just wanted to say that. >> i also wanted to add there's no way you'd have a lady hubbard or ibrahim candy. our tradition includes we have to do the work and if you do the work the movement comes and if you f do the work something like black lives matter people have stuff to come to thatwill answer stquestions with them . the working writ i want to stress that because i do a writing workshop that came out of and some of the writers are looking for i wan

house minority leader kevin mccarthy. others congress at officials in the branch made appeals to donald trump, which he rejected and he ignored. this led committee introduced several people who were in the dining room with donald trump that afternoon, and every single one of those witnesses told us that he was watching the violent battles rage on television. he did not call his secretary of defense or the national guard, the chief of the capitol of police or the chief of the metropolitan police department. [video clip] >> to your knowledge, was the president and that private dining room the whole time that the attack on the capitol was going on, or did he ever go to the oval office to the white house situation room, anywhere else? >> to my recollection he was always in the dining room. >> during that brief encounter. >> i think they were. >> do you know whether he was watching tv in the dining room when you talked to him on january 6? >> it's my understanding he was watching television. >> when you are in the dining room

joining me, joe, karen, and kevin o'leary. we have green across the board here, and 1.2% s&p, trying to get to a 1% gain, and the nasdaq pulling up the rear a bit today, and yields are behaving. 420 on the ten-year, and 40% of the dow and the s&p reporting, and -- 40% of the dow, and the global pmi news, which was week, and bad news for some trying to push the market higher we are going to get to all that in a moment because we have something first, and it's kevin o'leary. mr. wonderful, on a day where people are talking about meta -- we'll get to the reasons they are talking about it, and you sold it a couple weeks ago, you say. why? >> the time had come you know, we have a big loss in meta, like many, many investors have that are starting to face year end, and that was not the reason clearly the move into the met metmeta sphere, and so you know that this is going to put pressure on the stock, just from the fact that shareholders like me are saying at the year end, i have to sell some of my losers, and it's holding at 2.5% wh

kevin powell author of many, many books into the education of kevin powell in his latest when we free the world, is that our responsibility? we are going to talkme about tht when he welcome the panels, thank you, thank youe all beautiful people for being here today. thank you. next thank you. >> thank you. i'm going to kick off with little baldwin. i think it's important to do that. from a nobody knows my name he writes it is a complex fate to be an american. america's history, her aspirations, or peculiar triumphs, or even more peculiar defeats in her position in the world yesterdayre and today are also profoundly and stubbornly unique that the very word america remains a new almost completely undefined andso extremely controversial proper noun. note in the world seems to know exactly what it describes not even we motley millions who call ourselves americans. what does it mean to be an american? let's start there and i'm going to start with kevin powell. what is that lack. hi. >> is telling doctor green can i go last i literally just move from hotel and hotel room. [laughter] good mo

will bring an in depth interview with china expert on foreign australian prime minister, kevin rud. it's great melissa chan in just a moment and i'll be back at the top of the up a good day. thank god sh. understand that. i think that's hard. and in the end the, some me, you are not allowed to see you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this with the smugglers, with lions as of the what's your story with. ready he wasn't, i was women, especially victims of violence. and i love to take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor. now the guests. you want to become a citizen in full migrants, your platform for reliable information. you're watching d. w news asia coming up a special edition of the program today reform australian prime minister, kevin rud on the agenda. china and why he worries staging and the united states might clash any hot war. ah, i, melissa, thanks for joining us today. we have a special edition of d, w. news, asia. we have a guest, a politician, and an academic. kevin rud was austral

here is cheryl hurd. >> reporter: kevin nichols loves the bay area. that is why he is investing in it in his way. he is reaching out to black and brown students and introducing them to science. >> someone from berkeley lives just one a nobel peace prize in physics. if we don't get african- americans interested in chemistry, physics, math and science, no one is going to really pursue the next item, or the next scientific discovery. there is no incentive to. >> 10 years ago, he didn't know his high school friend had the same thoughts. he soon found that out. back in 2012, stanford graduate school of education professor and former science teacher, dr. brian brown, was awarded a grant from the national science foundation to teach students from historically black colleges and universities culturally relevant stem curriculum that he developed for middle school aged students. as a byproduct of this research, these students would lead a weeklong day camp at stanford that he coined science and the city. >> we want young people to see themselves as future physi

the president's response to kevin was chilling.said, well, kevin, i guess they are more upset about the election theft then you are. you've seen widespread reports of kevin mccarthy and the president having a swearing conversation. the present was basically saying naw, i'm ok with this. >> i had a conversatn at some point in the day or week after the riot with kevin mccarthy. it was similar to what jamie had about how he called and asked the president to get them to stop. in the presence at something along the lines of maybe these people are more angry about this than you are. i had a conversation similar to that withevin in the days and weeks after the violence. >> we know how kevin mccarthy described president trump's conduct both in public and in private. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress i mob writers. he should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. these facts require immediate action from president trump. to accept his share of responsibility, quell the brewi

he says kevin kevin spacey tried to seduce him him at his apartment. he has since issued a statement saying he doesn't remember the encounter but both actors are expected to testify at the trial. > >> a victims life is saved following the heroic act of a corrections officer and inmate crew. police say dimarco ross parker attacked a woman on the alamo creek bike trail on tuesd. on tuesday. our crew happen to be in the area for clean up and took down the 18-year-old suspect and help the victim until first responders arrived. people along the trailer stunned stunned by the attack. >> i expect that in big cities, cities, stuff like that. not he. not here. >> the woman has been treated at at a hospital. parker faces several charges including attempted homicide. > >> world-famous conservation list jane goodall spends the day day with bay area students aimed aimed at getting young people id people involved in environmental environmental issues. > >> which 49ers player is talking talking about the hall of fame? > >> is for the warriors the punch punch heard ar

and kevin mccarthy, of course, is the house minority leader. so that means he's the top republican in the house of representatives right now. and as you said, this is an issue that until now has gotten broad bipartisan support. i mean, both parties have been very eager to show that they are firmly behind ukraine. the white house is set on multiple occasions that they see this war as fundamental to us security as well. congress has approved tens of billions of dollars of humanitarian aid at the white house, a cent, of course, billions of dollars worth of military equipment as well. so these comments have raised eyebrows. nicole and i thought it was interesting what the white house said . they were asked about mccarthy's comments and the press secretary, karen, john pierre didn't really address it. and she thanked congress for its bipartisan work and supporting ukraine. and she said, quote, the white house will continue to monitor those conversations on these efforts and support ukraine as long as it takes. so this is the 1st time we're hearing s

i had a conversation similar to that kevin in the days and week after. >> we know how kevin mccarthy described president trump's conduct both in public and in private. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. he should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. these facts require immediate action for president trump. accept a share of responsibility, while the brewing unrest and insurer president-elect biden is able to successfully begin his term. let me be very clear to all of you that i've been very clear to the president. he bears responsibilities for his words and actions. i asked him personally today does he hold responsibility for what happened, does he feel bad about what happened? he told me he does have some responsibility for what happened. we need to acknowledge that. >> 2:24 p.m., knowing the deadly riot was bearing down on his own vice president, president trump composed and sent a tweet attacking vice president pence accusing him of cowardice for not unilaterally rejecting electoral college votes f

what we heard from kevin mccarthy. exactly. sumi sum westcan to thank you so much, always great speaking to you. ah. only a couple of days ago, not many people knew about l nasir copy, but after the rain in climber participated in a competition in south korea without a he job. her name made international headlines, she was applauded for her bravery for her show of support towards the protest movement and then disappeared. last night she received a hero's welcome and terran but fears are she might yet face punishment. hm. competitive climate illness recovery is back in a ran greeted by a bouquet of flowers and cheering crowds outside terren air force. but it's unclear whether any of this is staged and water fate is now. she appeared without a headscarf june, a competition in south korea the weekend. you know, they, these lamps, republic mandates that all female athletes where the he jab, recovery his claim competing without the head jab was unintentional and she denied report. she'd gone missing for around a day after t