do they need to lee ann fronds in germany? they even had 4 months and right wing extremists, which served under hitler who were then integrated in german secret armies. and they were not officially known and an entity, the italian and basset to ne, tied to confirm that in some terrorist attacks the arms caches of the secret arms were you. so the secret armies were officially linked to terrorism. and the terrorist attacks, you know, that we come into conspiracy is i mean, conspiracies success. they basically are, you know, an agreement between 2 or more people to carry out some, you know, sinister act without telling anybody else. and everybody's been into political analysis for some time now. is that you know, ever since the murder of caesar, it's julia caesar that has been conspiracies. and i'm glad you was a big conspiracy. i'm and the nato still today doesn't want to talk about it, but you know, i'm, i'm a 100 percent positive that it was, it existed. so nato secret arm is existed. there were set up by ca and i, my 6 and th

reporter lee ann denyer has a closer look tonight at the implications of this new law. >> on thursdayvernor newsom signed the last in a group of bills that target large scale, organized retail theft. it specifically increases penalties for the damage done in smash-and-grab robberies. >> there had to be something additional to the underlying theft. >> assembly member rick chavez worked on this package of bills and they focus on the things that retailers, property owners, workers and law enforcement officials and da's told us where the problems that they were having in dealing with this issue. he says retail theft across the board is hurting business owners and consumers in california. >> voters are clearly sick of this problem with retail theft. and it's, you know, good time legislators are taking notice. >> in sacramento county, sergeant tamar gandhi says while there are fewer instances of large scale smash-and-grab operations, retail theft remains an issue. >> well, and i think it's huge and it's something that we're seeing day to day at gradually just keeps getting worse. >> long-ti

performer nominee celebration, where we spotted some of the ladies of abbott elementary sheryl lee, ralph and lisa ann walter. and they can't help but praise their show's cast. >> i've done a lot of shows and you can get along good. you can get along okay, but to get along great to be able to go into your fourth year and say, we're happy and we're doing this until the wheels fall off. >> watch our live on the red carpet arrivals coverage sunday starting at three. then do not miss eugene levy and dan levy hosting the 76th emmy awards at five right here on abc seven. all right. so how's the weather going to be for the weekend? meteorologist sandhya patel has that answer. sandhya. yeah tomorrow is going to be a good day to be outside, to enjoy the weather. even though it's changing. sunday will be the day to stay inside and maybe watch the emmys. let me show you why we have big changes coming for the weekend, and it's going to be autumn like weather by sunday. >> it's going to turn windy and cooler, and then possibility of september showers beginning sunday night. going into monday. so we're talking abou

performer nominee celebration, where we spotted some of the ladies of abbott elementary sheryl lee, ralph and lisa annter. and they can't help but praise their show's cast. >> i've done a lot of shows and you can get along good. you can get along okay, but to get along great to be able to go into your fourth year and say, we're happy and we're doing this until the wheels fall off. >> watch our live on the red carpet arrivals coverage sunday starting at three. then do not miss eugene levy and dan levy hosting the 76th emmy awards at five right here on abc seven. all right. so how's the weather going to be for the weekend? meteorologist sandhya patel has that answer. sandhya. yeah tomorrow is going to be a good day to be outside, to enjoy the weather. even though it's changing. sunday will be the day to stay inside and maybe watch the emmys. let me show you why we have big changes coming for the weekend, and it's going to be autumn like weather by sunday. >> it's going to turn windy and cooler, and then possibility of september showers beginning sunday night. going into monday. so we're talking about a

reflected in people like lee marvin and charles bronson and ann eastwood. that is disgusting.s a reason that seth meyers is in action movies. we told you a mile ago that this race was about gender, and it was never about class. there is no kind of man that would support a party that releases criminals into the general population. there is no kind of man that would support other men beating women in women's sports. there's no kind of man that would support open borders that would allow murderers to put their wives and sisters and mothers in danger. it shows you that their definition of masculinity is a lot like their definition of femininity, there is none. >> jessica. >> kamala harris and tim walz are struggling to get mail voters. that is the sore spot if donald trump wins, it will be because of the male vote. mostly though might mail about but also increasingly the black and latino male vote. this is a tremendous priority for them. i think what doug emhoff was talking about in that conversation with jen psaki is about being in support of relationships and how important it is

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lee anderson also did ann widdecombe did richard tice. i think, spoke at one point as well.t was all going on well. so it was all going on well. our political editor, christopher hope, managed to finally get nigel farage to just sit still in one place for a little bit , and he cornered sit still in one place for a little bit, and he cornered him for five minutes and asked him a whole host of questions and we have very gratefully been able to get that turned around for the start of this show. so that's quite enough for me. from now, it is time for me to throw you over to the main man, our political editor, christopher hope, and the one and only nigel farage to farage the biggest cheer that happened in your speech there was at the end when you said you don't care about skin colour orientation. >> we care if you share the values of this country. we judge you as a person. why do you have to say that? >> because we're sick to death of being divided up. we're sick to death of our kids at school at young ages. if they're white, being told they're oppressors, if they're black, being

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anne meeropol. rob as a lawyer i'm sure could do chapter and verse on it. i don't think a combination of clarence darrow and f leey could have protected our appearance given the temper of the times. robert: it was a conspiracy case and a conspiracy case where you basically just have that kind of evidence, you need the witnesses. who was going to be believed, the government of the u.s. and other family members who said my parents were guilty, or my parents, who when they took the witness stand and were asked if they were members of the communist party took the fifth amendment? so given that, yes, manny made a lot of mistakes, but unfortunately i don't think those mistakes make a lot of difference. the only difference it made was that he did not create as good a record as he could have created given how many times the trial judge intervened in the case and essentially acted as a second prosecutor. peter: what about judge irving kaufman? robert: i will answer that. judge kaufman was the youngest judge on the federal bench. he was very ambitious and he wanted to be appointed to this and he used his connections, if yo