kyle wilson: its content tends to be extremist.identifying people who disagree with it as "enemies." it makit calls them of identi"enemies of russia."agree sean: wilson had written about boikov's pro-russian influence activities in australia, infuriating boikov. simeon: [speaking foreign language] sean: the next edition of "russian frontier" branded wilson's article "racist" and called him an "anti-russian conspiracy theorist." in a video posted to social media, boikov joked about a meme he'd published of putin with the line, "funny guy, i kill you last," next to a photo of wilson. simeon: "funny guy, i kill you last." ha-ha-ha-ha. [speaking foreign language] kyle: the abuse, the vituperation, the questioning of my motives, the impugning ofy integrity by implying that i had been commissioned to write the article and had been paid by someone, well, these are familiar tactics. as you know, protestors in russia, who are sometimes set upon by cossacks with their whips-- simeon: i'm not going to tolerate people like kyle wilson bashing

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many as head coach kyle shanahan.m's way with some of those play calling enough, give you a quick preview. kyle privy to a lot of those questions. >> and uh, just knowing that its risk to run up southern arizona vs, think it's going to just answer that. it's just after severe injury and something similar happen. arizona's, i guess just how do you balance the risk the >> just because you guys watching the teams in this league. buffalo does it all the time. 3rd quarterbacks. pretty normal play. it's part of football and it's unfortunate errors and con. but it's very normal for him play. as you watch some of the people. >> feel terrible for about that side of it is league is tough and, you know, ever says a share of injuries. but that for him feel bad for him. but know, we'll pick them up. we really do feel for trey. i'm i'm so many levels on a personal you know, on a professional level that i mean, that's that's our quarterback, man. and we really we supported him all the way through and we're so excited for. >> the dev

we are back with dan henninger, kyle peterson and allysia finley.is an extraordinary piece of legislation. basically talking about the government dictating working conditions and pay of workers in the private economy. who's driving this? >> the unions and particularly sei you. because of particulars in the bill it would exempt joints that allow bargaining agreements so it provides extra incentive for employers to allow unions. the other way it does this in terms of working conditions so the board could dictate employers be allowed unions to come to the promise and organize workers. there's no lending principle to what the board could dictate. paul: that is extraordinary. can they go, have you ever seen anything like this? you have been watching government meddle in the economy for decades, have you seen anything like this before? >> no msn been living in germany all my life where they do this but here in the u.s., not at all. twenty-two dollars an hour for fast food workers, california fast food workers are already the highest paid workers in the in

kyle kondik is following all of this closely.g editor of "larry sabato's crystal ball" at the university of virginia center for politics. he joins me now. good to have you here. there are 36 states with governor states up this year and 26 are incumbents. republicans it seems are pretty bullish about their chances out west. give assistance of what is happening. kyle: maryland and massachusetts , the republicans nominated far right candidates, but because governorships don't always correspond to federal partisanship, you've got an open race in oregon, for instance, otherwise a very democratic state, it is a weird three-way race and republicans hoping to compete there. you have a vulnerable aquatic incumbents in wisconsin, nevada, new mexico, michelle lujan grisham is vulnerable. you go back the last five midterms, 80% of the governors races that flipped were ones that were open seats as opposed to being defend by an incumbent. incumbency is valuable but invariably wanted to incumbents lose every year and republicans are hoping you

he took the place to do it. kyle mckinnon of dw sports many thanks. and that's our sports round up. a reminder of the top new story this, our italians have begun caching their ballots in a vote that's expected to bring seismic change. the for right candidate george maloney is forecast to top the pole and become italy's most bite. wings leader. since world war 2, world stories is up next with a report on a forensic pathologist and a priest teaming up to investigate extra judicial killings in the philippines. that's after the break. remember, you can get your news around the clock on our website. that's d, w dot com and of course follow us on social media. our handle is, you guessed it, anti w news a michael. ok for me and the rest of the berlin team here. thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. ah, what secrets lie behind these walls discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites d w.

kyle shanahan said point blank he did not feel good today.is status on sunday is up in the air. that would be a huge loss. but back to the whole captain thing. i mentioned that trey lance was not voted. a captain. i personally wasn't shot given the fact that he's been a starter for all of about 5 minutes. but others were a bit caught off guard kyle shanahan basically told those folks relax. >> if you. >> and look into that much of a 7th, the voting. i just do want to put 7 on their people is 8. that's why i mentioned his name an accident. we just didn't want to don't allow it to the coin toss. i don't believe so. it's also his first year of starting for us. you know, i think, guys, do you know there's not many rookies who end up being the captain's. i know this is the second year, but these are looking for us in terms of first time in our starting quarterback. >> look at all those empty seats. nobody trying to rosen that socal heat today in dodger stadium. bottom of the 5th kinds of 2 to nothing until justin turner takes alex cobb right to ce

cbs' david martin spoke to kyle mullen's mother. >> it's like a sick hazing.t's not training. >> o'donnell: and, the medical breakthrough-- cbs' dr. jon lapook looks at new technology that could change lives. >> this is science fiction type stuff. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. we want to begin tonight with that extraordinary, just-before- midnight filing from the justice department, where the government laid out its investigation in far more detail than ever before. the document is 36 pages long, with 18 additional pages of attachments, and includes this photo at the end of the filing, the final page showing several classified secret and top secret documents. one noteworthy point-- none of the folders bear a label or stamp indicating they have been declassified, as trump or his representatives have claimed. the justice department says even some of the f.b.i. personnel and d.o.j. prosecutors on t

kyle muhlin. he learned that others were using steroids and drugs. and i did n't like it.. he said he might have to take them too during hell week. kyle passed the test, but after almost a week he was bleeding from his mouth, he was choking, and he was never sent to the hospital. he died in the unit, the lawyer suspects that the military just didn't want the drug scandals to become known, so they kept the guy in the medical unit , you can argue about this training, which some call torture, but the most important thing is that he was not provided necessary medical care. that's the thing, and that needs to change right now. conducted after the death of kyle established that about 40 of his co-workers took various drugs to get through the toughest ordeals of the week, a hell that has long been criticized in america for excessive cruelty, 11 recruits have died since this seal training earned in the us navy scandal, so far no does not comment, but one of the unit's veterans in an interview. new york times. he said that no one is able to do everything that the instructor require

cbs' david martin spoke to kyle mullen's mother. >> it's like a sick hazing. lapook looks at new technology that could change lives. > this is science fiction. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> we want to begin tonight with that extraordinary just before midnight filing from the justice department where the government laid out its investigation in far more detail than ever before. the document is 36 pages long with 18 additional pages of attachments and includes this photo at the end of the filing, the final page showing several classified secret and top secret documents. one noteworthy point, none of the folders bear a label or stamp indicating they've been declassified as trump or his representatives claim. the justice department says even some of the personnel and doj prosecutors on the case needed to get extra clearances to review some of that material. in this filing, the government lays out an important timeline, saying it tried to get these documents without a search warrant multiple times. they allege donald trump has pushed a, quote

stan, wouldn't it be fun if we fixed kyle up with bebe? no. sip cognac by the fireplace. we could? yes, stan. but, dude, i don't have a clubhouse. you don't? i thought all guys had clubhouses. just how many guys' clubhouses have you been in? eh, cartman von cartman has ways of making you talk. (farting) aah! stan, you have to build a clubhouse. then all four of us could sit in it and play "truth or dare." truth or dare, wow! come on, kyle we've got work to do. we do? we've gonna build a clubhouse. i have to ask my dad for help. did it work? i think it did, bebe. if all goes as planned, kyle will be your new boyfriend! i hope so, wendy. he's got such a hot ass! hey, phillip, pull my finger. all right, terrence. ugh! oh, wait, wait, wait. pull harder. well, all right. ugh! ha, ha ha, ha, ha. damn it! pull really hard, phillip. okay. wait, wait, wait, wait. ugh, ugh... oh, boy! ugh, ugh... wait, wait... ugh... (farts) ha, ha, got you there. uh-oh, ha, ha, ha. oh, you got me, terrence. yes, i surely did. whoa, dude, your dad is watching terrence a

i just i think kyle highland is jimmy connection. at some point this season so that's just my gut. and that leads us right into our next prop jimmy g over or under 3 starts for him. well, i think, you know, our stand beside my first answer. i think jimmy is going to make 3 starts or less. that's unfortunate for him because a lot of his money this season is tied to incentives to take 50% of the snaps. >> if you want to see anything over that 6.5 million dollars. i do not see taking 50% of the snaps i think is going to start 3 games or fewer. right? so i'm going over. i think he's going to see his way on the field. here's what ray has goal for the niners. first 2 games are extremely winnable. you're on the road in chicago against another quarterback from trains class justin fields in chicago might have the words roster in the nfl this year. we've seen that offensive line and then they go to a team. the seahawks are starting smith. but the thing is. although these are extremely winnable games, kate, for the forty-niners, it also like in

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i think kyle shanahan is going to have to take this one. jamie g and the 49ers the next game of course national tv on sunday night football. 49ers in denver to take on the broncos. our coverages right here on nbc sunday night. kicks off coverage at 4:00 p.m. and kickoff at 5:20. >>> the giants got swept over the weekend by the dodgers. tonight in denver, a reason to smile. 10th inning, estra with a ad millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfect time to join them... with the best mobile price for two lines of unlimited. take the xfinity mobile savings challenge and see how much you can save. switch to xfinity mobile today. >>> if you have your hands on the brand-new iphone 14, it is the most repairable model since the iphone seven. that is according to re

kyle defended, you know, always play calling. he got some push back.egardless of whether kyle field, he's right or fan base feels their right. trey lance need to get healthy. so the forty-n ners can figure out what they have and you can was mentioning earlier, put you in mind of klay thompson. you're hoping that that time off that he'll really be able to hear back as strong as clay did with his healing time. it's pretty much good thing. it's a clean break is not like many laden meant damage in. >> you kind of have to carry us. it's a breaking the bones going to come right back. and he'll so i don't think there's any worry about a long-term injuries. just. the niners don't know what they have in him yet. so now they have to wait another year to even find out if he is their guy. so continues. yeah, for sure. thank you, coming up on kron, 4 news at a big tech reform appears to have stalled out. have that story when we come back. ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star lea

joining me right now kyle wool. kyle, great to see you, thank you very much for being here.ned with rates moving higher? >> that's very difficult market and thanks for having me, maria, appreciate it. i think right now we all have to be very defensive. we are looking at different sectors in the sector like project and gamble and we are being quite conservative in healthcare market looking at pfizer and merck old-school tech names like microsoft and anle apple andseem conductors. maria: i guess the point here is broader market is down in the face of higher rates. fedex is announcing that it will raise rates by average of 6.9% as global demand weakens. you're seeing a demand story across the world weakening and companies needing to respond, what do you mean in terms of macro story. are you positioned for weakness in 2023? >> i don't think we are in a recession yet but the market is going to be difficult going forward and i think it's hard to fight the fed and prices are going up across the markets whether it's logistics, transportation, rail as you mentioned earlier in the fir

can you tell us about your son, kyle, and e day that he went to the bridge?yeah, that was september 20th, 2020. this month will be nine years. we didn't know his -- what his intentions were. he was supposed tobe going to school. well, he ended up at the bridge, and the highway patrol marked it at lamppost 77, and 11:45, that he had jumped over the bridge rail at the golden gate bridge rail, and died. as far as that goes, we got messaged probably about a few hours later through sacramento chaplains, and then they gave us information to talk to marine countyon our son passing away. >> have you had any indication that he was depressed, that he was contemplating suicide? >> none. >> oh. >> he wasn't mentally diagnosed. he didn't show no, none. what you just said, what you just asked me? matter-of-fact, he was an outgoing, happy teenager, getting ready to graduate from high school. he, we couple months into his seni year. i always say, if he wasn't the most popular kid in his class, the group, you know? he got his license first. he was able to drive, and just, the

i kyle mckinnon. l d w sports. so kyle, i know that there are lots of records during the track and field season. we hear about world records being broken. you know, not that often, but surely on a regular basis. but for a marathon it is, it's what it's kind of wild and it's pretty cool that it happens. of course, you're in berlin, keep cho gate behind us here. waving the canadian flag, it's really, really great to, to see how well he's done in his, in his tenure, a top the track and field world and especially long distance marathon running as you know, is it 45000 people showed up for the, for the marathon today and 15757 countries involved and it was a lovely event. of course it. what's interesting is that it was not perfect. it was 17 degrees celsius, which is quite nice as for fall weather, but it's a little bit warm. and so it's kind of surprising perhaps that this is regarded as a, as a world record day. but in fact, he shogi offended off the heat, so to speak. and manage the flat course, and that's why berlin

>> wednesday kyle shanahan was e to his press conference. the reason? worriers coach steve kerr dropped by to say hello and and maybe do some scouting. they they have self-proclaimed bollards that practice on a hoop hoop that sits in the locker room. >> i can shoot it out there. >> what is it about number 15's game that stands out? >> and basketball? i have that sweet jumping play. >> how far did you go in basket? in basketball? >> has a shot on him. talk two. >> college football, a lot of clemson fans made the trip to winston, salem. dj use scans field. davis allen goes up and gets it. quarterback sam hartman hartman takes the shotgun snap. as you can see there is nobody over there but white jerseys. it's batted down in double coverage. tigers defense did not not get many stops today. they won it 51-45 and brian enjoyed the game. stanford later tonight tonight and cal is playing right right now. >> we will be right back. >> welcome back. the gas giants jupiter will make its closest approach to the planet earth and and 59 years on monday night. images c

david fahrenthold, kyle cheney, i love dave's response he felt jealous. i sincerely appreciate your honesty. and tali farhadian weinstein and what did she feel today, mad? matthew. alvin bragg. coming, up this is a wealthy family, unaccustomed to accountability. is that about to change? david cay johnston, who has written all about the trump businesses, and knows an inside and out, is here next. when the 11th hour continues. continues. ♪ ♪ away suitcases are designed with 360-degree spinner wheels. ♪ ♪ so you can go with the flow. ♪ ♪ kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. so you can go with the flow. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> this new lawsuit is

it doesn't matter if one person pees in it. - yeah, come on, kyle.ey do, kyle. - to be perfectly frank, i peed in the pool about 25 seconds ago. - dude! - come on, show us how long you can hold your breath! - no! [melancholy music] - ♪ what has happened to this place? ♪ ♪ i don't recognize it anymore ♪ ♪ it used to be so fun and special ♪ ♪ what is life worth living for? ♪ ♪ the dream is dead, our land is gone ♪ ♪ there's a hole in my heart and i can't go on ♪ ♪ there are too many minorities ♪ ♪ minorities ♪ ♪ at my water park ♪ ♪ my water park ♪ ♪ this was our land, our dream ♪ ♪ our dream ♪ ♪ and they've taken it all away ♪ ♪ they just keep coming and coming ♪ ♪ minorities ♪ ♪ i tried to go and tell the police ♪ ♪ but even the authorities ♪ ♪ are minorities ♪ ♪ at my water park ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ there's no place for me to sit anymore ♪ ♪ and the lines just keep getting crazier ♪ ♪ there are mexicans all around me ♪ ♪ the lazy river has never been lazier ♪

hi, kyle. >> hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: how are you feeling today, kyle?> terrible. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: tell us what happened. we saw what happened. from your perspective, how did that go? >> i went to that game thinking i was going to catch that ball. i told everybody, i'm going to come home with that ball. i knew it was coming. i was ready for it. i went for it. and i think frankie lasagna, the guy that everybody thinks i am, bumped my glove a little and missed it, like two inches. >> jimmy: what are the odds a guy named frankie lasagna would not be from the bronx? [ laughter ] what do you do for a living? >> i'm an electrical contractor, i've got five employees. >> jimmy: you're an electrical -- should people whose homes you worked on be concerned you screwed up their wiring too? [ laughter ] >> absolutely not. i'm a better electrician than i am a baseball player. >> jimmy: if you had been able to catch the ball, what was your plan? what were you going to do with it? >> well, i would have put these kids of mine through college. >> jimmy: oh. [ applau

i am laura kyle. parts of salon modly -- somalia will be in famine by the end of the year.re was a poll for international aid. our reporter says he was shocked to the core by the suffering. drought caused by failed raining seasons has displeased thousands of somalis. greens and cooking oil are unaffordable. frequent attacks removed convoys. >> we want the world to observe, to listen and to contribute and many governments have. he generously they gave money to the humanitarian program. we will need more there next year. lifesaving which is the core of the humanitarian businesses what we have to do today in somalia. we need to save lives. lives which are at great risk. we need to invest in alternative -- generations of living of their livestock have no more livestock. the likelihood of further drought will mean they won't be able to pursue that we of life that they had had for generations. what we see threatened as well as elsewhere but particularly here is a way of life is under threat. that means, we need to invest in people as an alternative. i went to a site for internall

that's not going to be the most important thing. >> martha: let me go to kimberly and kyle.'s visits to pennsylvania, do you support his presidency so far? do you feel good about it? >> i think that he inherited a really precarious situation. the covid and state of democracy, general anxiety about the state of the economy is something that he's trying to navigate. i appreciated he's appointed people that have policies and positions that think about the greater good and seeking to shore up general public sentiment and the faith of democracy. democracy is not done yet. so in many ways i'm satisfied. i think there's always things that could be approached differently for sure. i think by and large, people in this part of pennsylvania are happy with biden more or less. >> martha: kyle, really quickly. the semi fascist comment, how did that sit with you? >> i think -- when you get to extreme language like that, it's bad for everybody. it's not right. so at the end of the day, pennsylvania up here in the northwest corner, we're looking for -- fentanyl is killing a person a day a la

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shanahan preseason, kyle shanahan praised praised how far sherman had come come in tisophomore year.o keep him on the. the second running back struggld since being drafted in the third third round last year. he played he played in just nine games last season, rushing for 100 to seven yards. the move leaves sao with four running backs on their their 53 man roster. > >> one day after being released by the 49ers, quarterback nate safran signed with the lions to back up jared goff. he was compg to be lance's backup until the m the team brought back jimmy garoppolo. > >> the giants and padres with ae a questionable check swing in the second. in the next half ing half inning, he says something o the umpire and gets tossed while while he gets turned away. 2-0, san diego in the fifth. a double double to right center with the bases loaded, two runs scored to to double the padres' lead. they they jumped to a 5-0 lead. the giants cut the deficit to a run in the ninth. a struggling josh haider, no implosion today. unfortunately, he gets austin went to fly out the tie run at second. the giants ha

we will hear from kyle shanahan and the gang later in the all right, jason, thanks. a lot of queen elizabeth coffin arriving in a different section of scotland today to lay. >> in rest, we have a live report from windsor where many continue to mourn her death. >> plus, the suspect accused of beheading a woman in san carlos will have his day in court tomorrow. we've got details after the break. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ here's why every sports fan should vote yes on prop 27. football season is here. but while your friends in new york, chicago, and half the country are allowed to bet on their favorite teams, it's still illegal to bet here in california. prop 27 changes the game. 27 legalizes online sports betting california adults 21 and over. meaning you will finally be able to get in on the action legally. so remember to vote yes on prop 27. it's a win for sports fans. >> welcome back.

let's bring in kyle cheney and former u.s. attorney barbara mcquade. kyle, i'll start with you.house, that he might be violating the law. >> if that's the case, that's the origin of almost everything here which is that donald trump knew, had in his head the knowledge that what he was doing was potentially wrong and afoul of the law. and so the questions about his state of mind, what did he know about what was in the documents, whether he had the right to take them, and lawyers, almost like the january 6th investigation, lawyers telling him don't do x, y, and z, and he goes and does it any way. that tells you a lot about what prosecutors, what criminal investigators may be looking at in terms of state of mind. >> barbara mcquade, tell us about the legal ramifications of this, this is yet another example the former president was told, hey, you can't do this. this is trouble. we know he and his team, his lawyers, seemingly did not cooperate and misrepresented and frankly sometimes flat-out lied to the fbi and the national archives about whether or not they had those documents. so t

and kyle shanahan.won't have much more patients for any of it. >> it's going to be, you know how it is when you die. but fighting quarterbacks. and no matter what happens, you can you've got to get him down. but you when they slide, you got to you can't land on top of something with a lot it is a very tough thing to do for those guys. as part of this game and she can't have any excuses with that. when we commit those penalties and that starts with me in, we've got to make sure to clean those up coach. i felt we had every opportunity to win that game and our deep inside every opportunity to completely dominate that game. and that's what allowed them to get 3 touchdowns in a row. >> to make matters worse. the niners found out today that they'll be without their starting running back for at least the next 8 weeks. elijah mitchell sprained his mcl early in the 2nd quarter of the loss against the bears. the offense looked totally different without mitchell on the field. he's expected to make a full recovery

we've really, since he's been years in down when the days over kyle and his partner head back to their base in the early morning, another leora key a team takes over its mission is to find those who spent the night in custody and bring them back to a safe place. good morning with soon as we start taking them away, we'll come and pick you up and then take your friend, deborah. i'm just i put you out bra. kevin has been doing this for 20 years. will he's watched his community gradually deteriorate some of them bad drugs now that i've come here like arson, stop law, that some of them now taking that stuff to in this part of to for them to can i get back to normal or what month with the ones that are being taken away from what it was still running away from well clear screens. a rests are most often made for the public consumption of drugs or alcohol. and most of those are native australians that we are ready to go. critics say the darwin, police unfairly target aboriginal people with drugs, alcohol, misery in darwin. many aboriginal people seem to be lost between 2 worlds between their ow

dion 49ers starting quarterback trey lance carted up the field a right ankle injury and head coach kyle shanahan confirming the worst post game. trey has suffered a season ending injury. it's gonna require surgery tomorrow happen on this plate in the first quarter. are running quarterback power up the middle and unfortunately, trey his right ankle gets caught underneath the pile that can be able to really see here and that's probably a good thing card it off. the field clearly. trey was in a lot of pain. they brought up the air cast he tried to get up originally and could not get up. he's gonna have season ending surgery as i mentioned tomorrow jimmy garoppolo now takes over the team starting quarterback and afterwards coach shanahan frustrated for lance, but hopeful for next year and beyond it's unfortunate for him. we're really hurting for them and we're really hoping to see a lot of them this year. so to have that bad of an injury to where you can't come back from it we feel for him. but if anyone can do it, it's him. so real sickening feeling for the team and for tray, but this is w

kyle shanahan deserved the criticism he has taking over using lance essentially. too much as a running back that was a designed running place. well i think the one thing about kyle shanahan throughout all of this is that he's been pretty unapologetic in the way that he's used tray lands and how often he runs him. you think about you know, this goes back to last season in that first trailer and start against the cardinals. he ran the ball 16 times in that game, and just last week against the bears, he ran it 13 times, which was a team high and so a very defensive college. shanahan yesterday talking about the game. he mentioned. you know the buffalo bills do this a lot with josh allen. and that's true. and so that's fair to me. it's not so much about the play call right to me. it's the volume of times that trade. lance was running the ball that really, i think puts him at risk for more injury, and you can say that this injury could have happened. maybe if trey lance ran the ball just once. or if you ran the ball 10 times, it still could have happened, right? so no o

he'll basically have not played football consistently for over 3 seasons in and many people are asking kyle shanahan about his play calling and how he was using quarterback trey lance and >> we got a little defensive with that line of questioning after the game. >> and, just knowing that its risk to run up southern arizona persist. think it's going to >> but then i just answer that. it's just after severe injury and something similar happen. i guess i just have you tell us the response, the >> just because you guys watch other teams in this league. but photos all the time, their quarterbacks pretty normal play. it's part of football and some fortune that hears and gone. but it's very normal for him. play. as you watch some of the people. >> feel terrible for trey. ban on that side of it is please toughened. you know, ever says a share of injuries, but that for him feel bad for him. but he's our brother and, you know, pick them up. >> now, like i said, guys, the forty-niners will be fine in the short term. in i argue that they might be better in the short term. we're not short. trey lance wa

and in fact, kyle shanahan addressed that today as well. he said that the team will listen to any offers that anyone wants to make. >> all right. i offer 2 first-round picks that acs short. thanks. get interesting. thanks, kate. well, it's a guy's got some interesting weather ahead here. boy, that big heat wave is long gone now and >> now we're talking about a big change in the weather pattern coming our way. we'll show you that in just a moment outside this evening. we've had that nice see breeze blowing. we see the still seeing some mid to high level clouds, some of that subtropical moisture so working its way across our skies right now. kind of the look from the golden gate bridge up above. you see some those cumulus clouds rolling on by as well. and we'll see more of that overnight tonight and tomorrow to temperatures. remember last week we're talking about some not just record highs but all-time highs. love these numbers now running about 30 degrees cooler, even more in some spots. 66 for a high in san francisco, 70 in oakland today. 8

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however, kyle shanahan said the forty-niners are going to make this unfortunate setback as easy as possiblen his road to recovery. >> i know we're all this kind of worried about him and making sure that he's doing all right, mentally and talk to him here real soon. and guy's been over there already doesn't do but yeah, but we're not sure yet. but as soon you can get back in here and start really haven't, we're going to want a part of everything. every meeting it could be that every practice you can be i know there's got to be able do all that because of how much you've got to rehab. but especially in those meetings and stuff, we don't plan on trading away from us at all. whatever is not taking care of those being with us. >> now, right before the game yesterday, the niner shored up their linebacking corps. they agreed to a two-year contract extension with dre greenlaw. the deal is worth close to 19 million dollars with 10 million guaranteed. he went on to lead the team in tackles on sunday after he got his nice little pay raise is good for now the giants, they lost their general manager tod

kyle shanahan confirming that he did suffer a season ending injury that will require surgery tomorrow. it happened on this play in the first quarter. trey at running a quarterback power, the option, and he goes up the middle and unfortunately gets his right ankle rolled up underneath. cannot see it there, but it was bad. a test was put on hisnd a he was carted off the field, clearly in a lot of pain. a broken right angle and he will have season ending surgery tomorrow. both teams say they are sending well wishes. jimmy garoppolo takes over as quarterback and coach shanahan frustrated for trey but hopeful for the rest of his career. >> it is unfortunate for him. we are really hurting for him and hoping to see a lot of him this year, so to have that bad of an injury where you cannot come back from it, we feel for him. but if anyone can do it, it is him. chris: football can be a brutal game, but this is why the 49ers brought in garrotte below, the insurance policy could extended highlights and reactions, you can watch it here and what he said about the guys. extended reaction coming up i

but today kyle shanahan said the expectation is that he'll be ready to go for the 2023 season. and for this year. well, the forty-niners have a good insurance policy. they just resign. garoppolo as the team's backup qb 2 weeks ago. and their hope is that while garoppolo takes the snaps this season, lance will always be close by. >> i know we're all this kind of worried about him and making sure that he's doing all right. mentally and talk to him here real soon. and guys been over there already doesn't do >> but, yeah, but we're not sure yet. but as soon as you can get back in here and star rehab and we're going to want a part of everything, every meeting it could be that every practice you can be i know there's got to be able do all that because of how much you've got to rehab. but especially in those meetings and stuff, we don't plan on trading away from us at all. whatever is not taking care of those clinton being with us. >> so hopefully we'll have clarification the coming days exactly how long they expect that we have to be. it's obviously pretty unique situation. not often

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kyle: there's a little more room to maneuver, if you are from a minority party in the state, to makeuld make in a house or senate race. we have some outliers in the governorship. democrats have kentucky in louisiana, kansas we mentioned. we have republican governors in maryland, massachusetts, very blue states otherwise. you could sometimes as a member as may be a party that doesn't control the legislature, you could run a check on the legislature, sometimes you can geswept up in a wave environment and build an independent profile if you get elected. everything in american politics is becoming more nationalized and federalized, but a little less so with the governors races than with house and senate. geoff: kyle, thank you as always for your insights. ♪ judy: voters with disabilities say more restrictive voting laws are cutting off their access to the ballot box. now, wisconsin is rewriting its guidance after a federal judge sided with four such voters there. i spoke with the attorney for those plaintiffs, scott thompson, earlier this week. scott thompson, welcome. let me start by as

kyle shanahan. he won't have much more patients for any of it. >> we know how that was going to be. quarterbacks. and no matter what happens, you can you've got to get him down. but you when they slide, you got to the call-in on top of with a lot it is a very tough thing to do for those guys. as part of this game and she can't have any excuses with that. when we commit those penalties and that starts with me in we've got to make sure to clean those up coach. i felt we had every opportunity to win that game and our deep inside every opportunity to completely dominate that game. and that's what ailowed them to get 3 touchdowns in a row. >> now to make matters worse. the niners found out today that they'll be without their starting running back for at least the next 8 weeks. elijah mitchell sprained his mcl early in the 2nd quarter of that loss against the bears, the offense looked totally different without mitchell on the field. he's expected to make a full recovery and play again this season. in fact, kyle shanahan said they dodged a bullet in the injury could have been way worse, bu

kyle shanahan basically pull those folks to relax. and trey lance, he also chimed in. look into that much of a 7th. >> the voting i just do want to put 7 on. they're not evil that's why i mentioned his name an accident. we just didn't want to don't allow it to the coin toss. i don't believe it's also his first year of starting for us. you know, i think, guys, do you know there's not many rookies who end up being the captain's. i know this is the second year, but these are looking for us in terms of his first time in our starting quarterback. i don't think i'm a 6 of those guys and the lie bozo because those guys involved played football a very, very high level. >> so yeah, situations are different. i'm i would. i vote if everything. one of those guys. so i think every station everyone deserves it. >> all righty. look at all those empty seats. why try to rosen that socal heat? dodger stadium? not me. at least bottom of the 5th guys up to the nothing until justin turner takes alex cobb on a ride to center and just like that, the dodgers snatched that lead top of the 7th.

kyle shanahan runs a tight ship.ot of a lot of this plays that the eu they win usually make their heads, weren't in it completely. so i expect him to bounce back next. we can just be more disciplined. we all hope so. you're right. thank you, jason day. all right. >> well, when you are walking down the street in san francisco, you may see the scooters about either on the ground. are people riding them on the sidewalks but that can be dangerous to people walking or in wheelchairs. so. >> city supervisors are working on some changes. the supervisors introduced a resolution that would empower the you need to issue citations to those who don't follow safety rules on make scooter parking violations. the resolution also required an immediate cease operation for any scooters not built with a city approved and teens sidewalk geo fencing, technology that technology stops the scooters from driving on sidewalks. ahead tonight at 8, we will tonight at 9. i'm sorry. we will hear from one of the supervisors about the plan's effecti

kyle young of iowa, cried in court and begged for forgiveness. metropolitan police officer michael finnegan testified that young had reached for his gun was knocked unconscious and suffered a heart attack. you later testified before the january 6th committee . the panel was set to hold its final hearing today, but it was postponed because of the hurricane, suspicious leaks in the gas pipelines from russia to germany are sparking allegations of sabotage. this video from the swedish coast guard shows bubbles turning up in the baltic sea above the north, stream. one and two pipelines and two explosions were reported near the weeks some european leaders are blaming russia and russia is suggesting it may be ukraine or even the u. s a lot of parents are worried about this. the justice department has issued a new warning about a specific type of a potentially deadly opioid fentanyl is cautioning parents to be on lookout for this. this is rainbow fentanyl. officials say the brightly colored pills and powder are used by drug traffickers to increase addict