latoya: with dav on my side, i was able to pursue my dreams.heart, it can change a life. my victory is overcoming my wounds, so i can help other veterans. announcer: latoya lucas, may your victories inspire many more. support more victories for veterans, go to dav.org. ow! uh oh. you, ok? no... i mean yeah. -just hit my melon. -yikes! should we see a doctor? i can't tell a doctor i slipped on a toy. i'm a triathlete! i had a concussion. most happen doing ordinary things. sometimes the tough thing to do is to get help to prevent serious damage. i like your sensitive side. don't mess with your melon. if you hit it, get it checked. >> coast to coast with stories that matter most, you're watching local news with long-time ambassador to trinidad and tobago, chef van jansen. now, here is chet. >> yes. local news. it's local news where each guest has to share a story where ever they're from. i vote on a winner. we interrupt "gutfeld!" for breaking news, chet van jansen stripped of his ambassadorship to trinidad after another nude escapade. he was caug

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i latoya teasley, i've been trying to stop people lighting fires to clear land. this poster says stop burning before us and it says those found guilty of doing it on purpose can be drilled for up to 15 years. with firefighters continue to the business window, low cost out of many no longer set fires. and the disaster management agency says the fires are due to people at the bottom and it's almost 99 percent of the fire was generated by human activities, whether it's intentional low due to negligence. no, i mean no more than a natural factors such as this is all new will make the situation and conditions around central kellerman 10, which is still dominated by land and forest, has become more flammable and lead to wall 5. so getting some small fires are allowed in order to clear land for a small scale farmers. but local campaigners say the rules are being exploded by big companies. i put, i put, i mean the most of these regulations are also used by other actors who, from what we've learned have different merchants. and you're gonna have to bid up. it's important t

you'd have latoya jackson. you'd have janet jackson.see this family that you've known through your television screen for your life, and it had to have impacted why we were all there. kim: at trial, jurors got two completely contradictory pictures of who dr. conrad murray was. on one hand his attorneys brought in a string of patients who described him as a kind, effective doctor who cared about his patients, and on the other hand, prosecutors described him as an opportunistic, money-grabbing doctor who was eager to make a windfall out of his treatment of michael jackson. dr. conrad murray's defense's theory was that michael jackson had done something while dr. conrad murray was out of the room leading to his own death. the prosecution's theory was that, in a laundry list of ways, dr. conrad murray was negligent as a physician, leading to his patient's death. it was dr. murray's repeated incompetent and unskilled acts that led to mr. jackson's death on june 25, 2009. during opening statements, we heard a voice that none of us were expecti

i'm 2016 years old, and i don't have any friends issues. initially, latoya a little so terrify the also would it be a little late to earth? maybe i'm going to be alone. i've thought to myself, hey, you know, like when you get to this age, you just don't have friends anymore. and it's kind of a hard realization to come to, but it just seem normal. no one wants to go online to mix the rest of the while that they have no friends. it's kind of embarrassing and to be honest, is something i've heard lots of shame i but it's something that i've tried to hide in my realize that's just a sample of what some people on social media are confessing to that they have no friends. hi and welcome to the stream where we are old friends, and i'm heidi joe castro. today, the loneliness crisis technology has allowed people to connect in more ways than ever, but loneliness is on the rise. will look at why public health experts believe the problem has reached epidemic levels. with us to talk about loneliness in the us state of utah. julian, hold on stat, professor of psychology and neuroscience and director o

keeping someone home during the day mean, but the young people liked about the young yes. season latoya as chris and the because the bar band yet is due to the 30 because the single license before the army and die us little girl to, to the region both to army and also by john, you know, he's the money loader from russia who came out of nowhere to cut a box and started doing so i'm lots of things to impede to oaks that go the whole process, you know, and he's also the person from the sections and you crave. he's a criminal guy. you know that there's that as being there. so only those by another thing who you're gonna make are, i'm sorry, but we're just about to run out of time. we're just about to run our time. arson, we, we have about 30 seconds left. please go ahead, please keep your remarks brief. thank you. i will, uh, including bog down everyone else there should be a process of reconciliation. yes, we will argue about that. don't use an army and citizen, he's political affairs is not something i want to discuss, nor do i want to discuss the other officials. i just want to say there

covid rules and going to a fancy restaurant with friends and then democratic mayor of new orleans la latoyath a local tv affiliate cohabitating in a city owned apartment. well now. republican republican congresswoman lauren boebert wants. caught in compromising. thrown out of a theater snapping pictures during a show. vaping on patrons and getting handsy with her boyfriend. to top it off gave usher middle finger salute as she was ushered out of the theater. bawsht gets kicked out of the denver theater, you know, but there have been many other politicians who have been caught in similar situations. >> laura: raymond, it seems like they get the video out really fast when it's a republican, right? there is no hesitation about releasing or dump ago video out when it's some republican who has done something goofy, stupid or embarrassing but heaven forbid you have a democrat i do something, it usually takes forever to get that video out. >> look, i'm an equal opportunity reporter here on this stuff. if we're going to argue that you need a code of dress and i think you do, you need a code of condu

new orleans mayor latoya cantrell assigned an emergency declaration the army corps of engineers planso bring 36 million gallons of fresh water per day by barge into the lower mississippi. there is a disturbing story out of florida police found a monster alligator with human remains for the gruesome discovery made in a residential area just south of clearwater. senior correspondent steve harrigan has more on this, steve? what's arthel this all happened on friday in largo, florida just outside of tampa small town where people are used to seeing small alligators. sometimes in the park, and the lake around them. this time is a 14-foot long alligator moving slowly through the canal with what appeared to be half of a human corpse inside its jaws. it created alarm in the neighborhood. some people want to the fire department to seek help. others began rolling video on the phones. >> is on my way to a job interview i was looking to the lake for fish and stuff and i spotted the gator and a nose had a body in its mouth the lower lower torso once i saw that he rents the fired apartment got them t

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as you just mentioned, new orleans mayor latoya cantrell tweeted this video signing an emergency declaration the city over this issue saying it's being closely monitored. now back in july, the u.s. army corps of engineers actually built an underwater barrier sill to create a basin, but the intrusion rose over that barrier last week. they now plan to expand it in hopes of slowing things down. there is also minimal rainfall in the forecast for the area which is desperately needed to protect the water supply that so many families and businesses rely on. gio? >> gio: so important, lionel. thank you for bringing that to us. >>> time for the weather. let's go back to somara theodore. it's going to be a soggy few days in the northeast. >> somara: oh, ophelia, that's right. take a look. we still have alerts in place because of ophelia. it's been an active morning. lots of flooding. that's a big issue. coastal flood alerts into maryland, ocean city. you could see a high surf alert stretching from long island into new jersey there. still some flood alerts off the east coast of north carolina. now, if