laurence: i like this photo very much.ee a lot in this image that i personally think is very good. and i like the listening aspect of this picture. reporter: angela merkel started out as a physicist before entering politics. she quickly became known for considered and calculated decision-making. mathis: this tendency toward controlled communication is a part of her political style, her way of always keeping her end goal in mind. if you're asking yourself, where do i want to end up, you think about how your communication will help you get that result. so you try to avoid premature, hasty communication. reporter: early in her political career, angela merkel gave little thought to her appearance. she had no interest in finding the right hairstyle and outfit for the cameras. mathis: she's had to learn that. she had to learn that carefully staged appearances, and toned-down appearances, made her look stronger, but also more unapproachable and respected. reporter: she turned this to her advantage in 2006, when the global finance

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the coast guard confirms 45-year-old laurence broderick was found dead after kayaking off the coast of long island. police in one new jersey town made more than a dozen water rescues from cars and flooded roads after the storm dropped nearly five inches of rain in some areas. ahead of the storm, many feared a repeat of the deadly and devastating weather brought by the remnants of hurricane ida last month. >> i'm a little worried because i got flooded in a couple of my properties. if we lose it again, i'm going bankrupt. >> reporter: this storm had already cut a path of destruction through the midwest this weekend with tornadoes decimating several towns in illinois and missouri. >> the roofs and walls are down, and i mean, yeah, just a total massive destruction. >> reporter: also this week on the west coast, a power storm dumped record-breaking rain triggering mudslides and major flooding in california after 13 inches of rain fell in parts of the state. the storm, a small consolation for the parched western states. the waterfalls at yosemite roaring again after california's driest year

william laurence is a professor at the american university and a former us diplomats, who serves in tripoli. he says, libyans are tar just the current government and holding elections would be a major step forward. the reason we're having election is because the libyan population doesn't want the current government to stay in charge. it wants those parliamentary bodies. he mentioned even less to stay in charge. and one of the irony here is that the other responsibilities they're claiming to come up with the constitutional basis for elections under the 2015 agreement. neither of them ratify that agreement. and so really what needs to happen is both sides just have to forge forward with elections, which are going to produce as many problems. so, but really, libyans want to turn a page after 6 years of civil war. and a major step forward is the whole election and the big international conference last week in tripoli. what's for that reason? well, the, the very senior agent from trance from the us, from other countries, pretty much every outside power. they deal with their accept, the mercedes

is this the beginning of our return to a hard one, a standard, thanks to el salvador, bitcoin laurence. i think we are a really do think we are. i ll enormous development. and i think bitcoin is really a thing of beauty because it's just in my speech, i talk about this as high as one. so you know what? it's going to be really hard to take control of the, our money away from the state. the only way we can do it is to introduce something slyly that they don't understand that they can't stop. and you know, hire was talking about bitcoin. he didn't know it at the time. but as you know, bitcoin is very attack, bruce and bitcoin is incredibly sound money. and over time a sound is money winds. and so yes, i do believe we will ultimately return to a sound money standard. and it could be, there could be a gold piece to this to as you are very well aware. you know, i, saint china lice bitcoin china is a pretty big economic, our china accumulate a lot of goal. and i would think one of the moves they might make would be to try and introduce a gold standard in china when we do go to some. yeah, yea

. >> reporter: today the coast guard confirms 45-year-old laurence broderick was found dead after kayakinghe coast of long island. in one new jersey town, police made more than a dozen water rescues from cars on flooded roads after storm dropped more than five inches of rain. ahead of the storm, many feared repeat of the devastating weather from the remnants of hurricane ida last month. >> i'm worried, got flooded in couple of properties. if we lose it again, going bankrupt. >> reporter: had cut a path of destruction through the midwest with tornadoes decimating towns. in illinois and missouri. >> roofs and walls are down and i mean, just a total, massive destruction. >> reporter: also this week on the west coast, a power storm dumped record-breaking rain triggering mud slides and major flooding in california after 13 inches of rain fell in parts of the state. the storm a small consolation for the parched western states. the waterfalls in yosemite roaring again after california's driest year in nearly a century. the concern in new england is the wind, with wind gusts expected to reach up t

think before the students, people are speaking with one voice back at the military, clinton, william laurence. we thank you so much for speaking to us from washington d. c. pleasure. now in his speech on monday, general the for the hybrid hans and the constitution that created the power sharing government turned into a struggle. alarm of we suspend the oppression of a number flocked because of the constitutional draft commit ourselves to old agreement, signed by us. we dissolved the sovereign consul and cabinet. we put an end to the job of the mayors. their secretaries and the departments to generals of the departments in the states will do their job with had a hollow shave as a sudanese attorney based in bahrain, she says the military is running a brazen effort to legitimize its takeover. we don't have a civic in lead government because you just hold the server to come so you just hold the cabinet. what else is remaining? this is these are basically the pillars of the political agreement that the have find. they the transition metric council find what they see before the before the questions

. >> reporter: today, the coast guard confirms 45-year-old laurence broderick was found dead after kayakingst of long island. police in one new jersey town made more than a dozen water rescues from cars and flooded roads after the storm dropped nearly five inches of rain in some areas. ahead of the storm, many feared a repeat of the deadly and devastating weather brought by the remnants of hurricane ida last month. >> i'm a little worried because i got flooded in a coupl of my properties and if we lose it again, i'm going bankrupt. >> reporter: this storm had already cut a path of destruction through the midwest this weekend, with tornadoes decimating several towns in illinois and missouri. >> the roofs and walls are down, and, i mean, yeah, it's just a total massive destruction. >> reporter: also this week, on the west coast, a power storm dumped record-breaking rain, triggering mudslides and major flooding in california after 13 inches of rain fell in parts of the state. the storm, a small consolation for the parched western states. tonight, the waterfalls at yosemite roaring again after

further destruction. elizabeth moran and al jazeera curtain, cadillac, if you're up in air force as laurence attacks against rebels immaculate, the regional capital of tigress in the north, a t v station control by the to brian was liberation front said 3 people were killed in the strikes ethiopians state meter reported that communications infrastructure was targeted. the raid follows intensified fighting and 2 other ethiopian regions where the military is trying to push back against teepee left territorial gaze. now we see that mikaela, the capital of the region, is a suffering from air attacks. so very concerned, so we will continue to watch that as the article by and we have constantly called for the security council to resume its responsibility and speak out. so we continued to say that just insisting on humanitarian access, insisting on the need for a ceasefire above all, and all parties cease hostilities and get down to dialogue. the only solution is in dialogue will only mention the conflict. integrity has spilled into the neighboring regions of the horror under fall under sprang of g

all right, so william laurence lives in washington, dc. william always good to get your thoughts. let's bring you back. he but move in to join us on the phone from car to him. he but this is a fast moving story happening in khartoum at the moment. just bring us up to date with the latest report your hearing in the capital. yes, we're seeing processes on the street now that some of them have been fired. and this is in response to the latest developments that are happening right now. and capital. how to access to the city, how soon it hasn't been restricted by soldiers that shut off all of the roads and bridges leading to the center of them. that's where all the government institutions are. and that's where the presidential balance is. right now. the internet connection it access has also been respected as well as phone lines and telecommunications have been restricted. this is all the information. now let's take that back to 2019. when it's not going to sit in front of army headquarters, let the people elected to follow them active, calling people. it's a 3 to condemn. what they sa

laurence tribe became so unhinged he called trump a terrorist, you have a sense for just how incensed this commission really is and commissions never alter public opinion. this thing looks to be dead in the water as it should be. >> sean: gregg jarrett, thank you for that analysis, all one big power grab. the constitution be and shredded in the process. the network continuing to follow the case around lieutenant colonel stuart schaller, whose video slamming biden's reckless afghanistan exit went viral and let him actually be abruptly thrown in the break and jailed. now lieutenant colonel scheller this week had to plead guilty to all charges during his court-martial hearing. republican congressman louie gohmert was in the courtroom today and he spoke out in defense of lieutenant colonel scheller. here to explain more is louie gohmert, great to have you back. he served 17 years, six tours of duty, one for an entire year or longer. he told the truth about afghanistan. he's willing to retire and leave the pension on the table, takes a lot of courage. what we did to these fellow americans

i want to go now to laurence tribe. also consulted with house democrats on trump's impeachment.sor, i want to ask you about the case president trump is making in his lawsuit against the committee, right? he does not want a subset of documents to come out from the national archives. 45 of them, specifically. it's all scheduled to come out on november 12th. what dew do you make of the arguments that he is making in his lawsuit? >> well, i think they are too weak to deceive a judge as fair and smart as judge chutkan. his claim that he is not trying to hide the truth, but just preserve the constitution is really quite laughable. his claim that it would be unconstitutional for the current president's view of executive privilege to trump his view, that is, the former president's view, is also mistaken. although, the former president's view will be taken into account. his claim that the executive privilege, if it does apply and the attorney-client privilege, if it applies, are absolute has been jeerejected repeated by bye courts. those privileges sometimes have the crime fraud exceptio

in glasgow for the g 20 summit where they will do their best to get in touch with blackrock ceo laurence fink for a candid discussion live in the studio. ella sogomonian kron 4 news. >> thank la as we switch gears now and take a look at the 4 zone forecast a look here over the bay bridge toll plaza and traffic is moving nicely here, not the case earlier today because of the protests related to the climate action and it's a friday night and we are ready to check out the weekend now, lawrence is here. he's specifically talking about halloween. big night ahead. we've got all those trick or treaters ready to go. a lot of parties around the bay area. >> yeah. i think the weather is going to work out ok. i think you're not to see mostly clear skies. kind of some creepy looking fog. i moving in along the coastline. but that will just make for the better feel to halloween night. you're seeing some of that fog out there right now and it is very thick along the coastline, breaking out the dancing moments tonight. your halloween forecast. you can only do this on friday night and here you go. >> ol

. >> laurence kobilinsky, andrew mccabe, appreciate your expertise. >>> a fast approaching deadline for top aides and associates of the former president to tell the house select committee what they know about his role on january 6th. that and the threat of severe consequences if they refuse. we will ask a committee member how she thinks that might play out. >>> and later, what could be a major change on who should be taking or talking to their doctor about taking low-dose aspirin to prevent heart disease and stroke. dr. sanjay gupta and i have been talking about this for years and believe me when i tell you i have a lot of questions. he'll join us to try and make sense of the new proposed guidelines and whether you at home should be taking the 81 milligrams of aspirin, or not. we'll be right back. when we found out our son had autism, his future became my focus. lavender baths calmed him. so we made a plan to turn bath time into a business. ♪ ♪ find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com when you hear, cough cough sneeze sneeze. [ sneezing ] it's time for, plop plop fizz fizz. alka sel

i want to bring in forensics scientist laurence kobilinsky, john j. college of justice. and former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. so, professor kobilinsky, what are the next steps in trying to identify whatever remains have been found? we know investigators removed evidence from the laundrie home last month to assist in dna matching. what happens now? >> well, that is the very first step in this process. first of all, dental records can be looked at. x-rays of bone fractures if he had any, that would be looked at. fingerprints would be helpful if there were fingerprints still on the body. decomposition can do quite a number on different body parts but obviously dna is the way to go. and the fbi is now using something called rapid dna. they can literally get a result in a matter of a few hours, so it's a great technology. it's usually not used in this kind of a case. but it can be. so, i suspect they will have an identification very quickly. of course, we really need to know cause of death, manner of death, and time of death. cause of death here is very important. rem

they're going to do their best to get in touch with blackrock ceo laurence fink to have a candid conversationin the studio. ella sogomonian kron 4 news. thank you. la in the east bay teachers in pleasanton are inching closer maybe to going on strike. >> after failing to reach a deal on a new contract this week. teachers union members spent the past week here out protesting at district headquarters. a mediator has now been brought in to try to help broker a deal that is expected to happen within 10 days. the mediator. but if the union and the district cannot reach a deal. the teachers may vote to authorize a strike. here's a look at the district's latest offer for the new contract. that includes a 4.1% salary schedule increase a $1500 stipend for that. 21 for the next school year as post an increase in pre determined stipends salary credit for increased years of service for new teachers and increase in professional rate of pay for additional duties. >> barry a fast food restaurant is being called one of the coolest locations in the world and it actually is business insider put out a list of th

this is what laurence tribe respond, how he responded. he said a sobering thought. so let's hope ag garland hasn't already decided not to bring criminal charges against the probably guilty former president. do you worry as i do that he has already made that decision, and it is a political decision, that he does not want to go after the supporters of the former president? >> i don't think he is making that decision based on politics. i actually think what he is saying has some merit. the problem with what he is saying is it is very selectively targeted at the trump supporters for january 6. i think it's generally true that black and brown people across the country who are put in jail for extensive narcotics, nonviolent offenses, and other minor offenses as you point out go to jail and they are radicalized. i think we need a lot of reform as it comes to our system. the bigger issue i think for merrick garland right snow what he is going to do with donald trump and what he's going to do with steve bannon. and the reason why it is so important is if he does not open an

we have some kerr, ashley laurence, alexia patel is, and more.prised you were from what you found?— what you found? we have found very hirh what you found? we have found very hiuh rates what you found? we have found very high rates of — what you found? we have found very high rates of ptsd _ what you found? we have found very high rates of ptsd and _ what you found? we have found very high rates of ptsd and depression. i high rates of ptsd and depression. we're quite confident these rates, because we conducted the gold standard measures of diagnostic interviews, as opposed to collecting self measures, which is the least accurate way. we have conducted these diagnostic interviews, and we expected rates to be lower than what we found that we found that 44% had ptsd and 39% had depression. that was surprising. the other surprising finding was the trauma associated with ptsd to significant proportion of the health care workers related to coronavirus trauma, and a higher proportion of health care workers related to trauma before the pandemic, but it w

. >> lawrence laurence remember they have thought they had came to some type of consensus.l. weful see what happens. >> did you egark taking the heat on the senate judiciary committee. they were furious he came out with a memo directing the fbi to look into disturbances, threat of violence, intimidation, harassment at school board meetings. clearly the republicans all felt that that was trying to get the parents to shut up and not talk about crt and mask mandates and stuff like that. if you missed it, here's a little bit and then we are going to talk more about it. >> presumably, you wrote the memo because of the letter. the letter is disavowed now. so you are going to keep your memo going anyway, right? is that what you are telling me? >> senator, i have the letter from nsba that you are referring to. it apologizes for language in the letter. but it continues its concern about the safety of school officials and school staff. >> didn't receive an anonymous letter. white house political staff co-wrote it with this organization, which is why the organization has rejected it.

they hope to get in touch with blackrock ceo laurence fink for a candid discussion.ot of air travel news this morning. 2 people were hurt and 2 others detained for questioning following an incident at la x. that happened thursday night. and now we've learned the event was caused by a man who was experiencing a mental health crisis. the man's sister told our sister station in los angeles that her brother was diagnosed with schizophrenia and believed people were out to harm him. about 300 people have to self evacuate from terminal one at la x on to the airfield thursday because of a report with of someone with a gun. the man did receive help from trained la x officers and he was taken to a hospital the faa did have to issue a ground stop for flights but they were able to resume them within a couple of hours. and we're now hearing from the ceo of american airlines after a flight attendant was attacked by a passenger on wednesday night. that flight was headed from the east coast to john wayne airport in orange county. >> type of behavior has to stop and the best in turn

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