[cheers] my kids, lexi and eli. lexi's boyfriend eric gets a shout out.y brother daniel and his wife amy, my brother david and his family, my nieces and nephews . and of course, the one the world revolves around, baby maya. i could not have done this without your endless love and support and it is so wonderful to get to celebrate with you tonight. eve, i do not know where to begin, but this adam would be lost without this eve. i love you and i am grateful to you for your strength and love. lexi and eli, being your dad is my favorite job in the world. i love you and i am so proud of you. and i also want to acknowledge my mother and father, cheryl and ed schiff. while they are no longer with us, i would not be standing here but for their love and guidance and support. my father lived to be 96 and passed earlier this year. i so wish he could be here with us tonight. dad, give mom a hug and tell her i hope she is still not upset with me for not being a doctor. i also want to thank every volunteer and supporter who made calls, sent text, knocked on doors and c

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lexie lexie rig conker thanks for your analysis.you as well, mike. thanks. mike: a box office showdown as wicked and gladiator 2 premiere on the big screen. which one took the top spot? that's coming up. ♪ ♪ here's something you don't see very often... elves not working and why not? i gave them the day off. thanks to weathertech. with so many gifts for everyone they won't have to work as hard. there's laser measured floorliners and cargo liner. plus the child car seat protector. and cupfone to secure any phone while driving. or get a gift card instantly at wt.com ♪ i call winner! ♪ ♪ mike: critics are calling it this year year's barbenheimer. wicked hitting the big screen at the same time action thriller gladiator 2. the former primarily attracted female movie goers raking in $114 million while the gladiator sequel a racked up a an estimated $55.5 million from a male-dominated audience. >>> chuck woolery is being mourned today. he had appeared on fox news in recent years. christina coleman has more. >> reporter: hi, mike. tmz is rep

the life of the party and a great father said keith davis in his fourties when lexie was born and it just changed his world is all he talked about every day at work checking in on her and then that he got home just all about her really jumping just jo. lexi was just under 2 years old when chad was killed in the hospital room and she's 11 now. do you know where this was? yeah, movie. that was the cross that they put outside of the movie theater. and we would go and bring flowers. that's hard to believe that a day that we were both looking forward to and enjoying just went from 0 to $60.00 and a blink of an eye. this one's my favorite. daddy was always fun, right? like of a smile on his face, he made his heart so happy. he july from everything just changed. never coming back, never get into see his daughter grow up. the the previous reeves might have had a further time proving, he killed channels and in self defense, before 2005 that's the year florida past did stand your ground, not one of the 1st in the country. it offended a centuries old legal tradition known as the castle doctrine

in golf, america's lexi thompson has brought her professional career to an end.of 16, and became a major champion at 19 years of age. after carding a final—round two—over—par 7a in the season—ending cme group tour championship with one final putt, she retires at the age of 29. the ii—time lpga tour winner bid an emotional goodbye after announcing her retirement in may. cricket, and england women have beaten south africa in theirfirst t20. they won by four wickets in east london. chasing 143, nat sciver—brunt top—scored with 59, she was out in the final over, but sophie ecclestone secured the victory with four balls to spare. england take a 1—0 lead in the series. really happy to have got over the line. having not probably done our best that day, in terms of the skill we produced. but yeah, we were asked to stand up and try and... not put things right, but yeah, i guess, to rebound well after the world cup. wicketkeeper—batter rishabh pant has become the most expensive player in indian premier league history. pant was secured by lucknow super giants for $3.19 mill

this is the 1st time in a 100 years the russians invited foreign troops into its country. lexi, they say politics, professor at san diego state university, he research focuses on russia's military invasions including the war and you're trying to, well welcome to you. i wonder if you agree with the us secretary of state, that ross of case of north korean. so i'll just, it's some sort of sign of weakness, an act of desperation, from peyton to replenish the plated stocks of manpower. it is certainly as a test and want it to the effectiveness of ukrainian defense isn't the problems that russia has started starting to have with manpower, but that's only part of the story. the 2nd part of the story it, it is bad news for ukraine. the $8000.00 troops in a limited area like coast is a significant diffusion infusion of mountain power. if you think of the russian strategy that shifted from mass frontal, a soul to artillery bombardments combined, especially with glide bones, very, very powerful lightbulbs. and then sending small groups, sometimes a lot fewer than 10 soldiers out in the field. i

lexi is a criminal defense attorney and joins us now.u and thank you for joining us today. >> thank you, happy thanksgiving. >> julie: in the opening statements "under the law deadly physical force as a choke hold permitted only when absolutely necessary and only for as long as is absolutely necessary." here the defendant went way too far. it is important to note the second-degree manslaughter charge only prosecutors to prove daniel penny acted recklessly, recklessly is the key word and not intentionally according to prosecutors. the defense attorney said daniel penny protecting passengers and responding to jordan neely's unhinged rage. do you believe it is reckless since that is what the prosecution needs to prove to protect the public if you believe people's lives are at risk? >> well, i think the jury is going to have a very hard time coming to a consensus on this. if they are combing the guilty way. i could see this being a hung jury and acquittal, obviously for mr. penney if that is going to happen but i think it would be hard to fi

that jose ibarra took from new york to georgia five months before laken riley was killed in a sense, lexition putting biden's border policies on trial here? >> i think that is one of the reasons they did not when a jury of his peers, defense, to try this case because not only overwhelming but so much passion around the topic and this should have never have been here. so in addition to being likely alleged depraved murder, he has someone that should not have been here nor should his brothers in here also. this was kind of a family problem with people coming illegally. the brothers had been in trouble for being here illegally as well. >> todd: penny defense attorneys making their case after marine veteran sister and childhood friend described him as kind and peaceful. in your experience trying cases as a criminal attorney, how effective is the character testimony? basically creating reasonable doubt, specifically to the defendant's intent? >> i think it is important to put on and making a good call by doing it because they need to humanize him for the jerry. the prosecution paint weeks as p

joining us is brian and his daughter, lexi, thank you for being with us today.s happening today, tell our viewers about what the scouts are doing today. >> well, trips all across the area will be going around and collecting canned food or donations for local food banks. >> and as one of the scouts here in the bay area doing this work, tell me about what it feels like to do good in this community. >> it is honestly really nice, i would say one of my favorite parts is just being with other scouts when you do it, and just knowing that we are altogether doing something better for the community. >> and brian, as a father as a part of this as well, tell me about the bond that it creates for the two of you but also being able to do something like this together where you are helping and addressing a very large problem in bay area communities. >> i love the fact that it gives me a way to connect in other ways, but the thing that really warmed my heart is the fact that we are the leaders of tomorrow through scouting. >> how is the food insecurity, it is really a major pro

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the amount of them now that are doing phone tabulation in lexi glass boxes where everything is visible is truly amazing. it is learning about the whole process and what security is built as well. cindy: i think sometimes people forget that the polling stations are led by volunteers and so that transparency is important. anything from the canadian perspective for us? sami: protecting democracy, our values are super important. we have been working with elector -- election canada. pen and pencil ballot based voting systems. it is important to protect the backend when the votes are tabulated. more and more, we are working with provincial election bodies. we are bringing up the misinformation and disinformation. it is important that we continue to share our knowledge about that. we need to keep our eye on malicious actors. these are some of the things that the cyber center does at large to protect democracy across the board. i guess about protecting the infrastructure at its root foundation, they have been leaning heavily into a campaign to get software providers to consider cybersecurity a

i heard from lexi. and lexi mentions that you now have a $1 billion nut worth business going on.nd he says that i've been the talk of our -- of your office for years. and the mess age hacker pro. like to cringe. i don't know what that means, but okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that went on for another two minutes. well, old joe don't get paid for buying the charisma, does he? somehow people keep buying these from him. there are many, many joe videos. one asking for relationship advice. >> hey, holly. louis, your friend for over a year, may have a little disagreement about trust in a relationship. >> jimmy: every video, his head keeps sinking lower and lower. [ laughter ] joe's eventually going to be in his own nuts, doing videos. [ laughter ] meanwhile, the tariff of nottingham, donald trump, is making good on those tariffs he promised. trump said on his first day in office, he's planning to issue an executive order would call for 25% tax on all products that enter the country from mexico and canada, 10% additional for products from china. now if we want to purchase a tie from the d

like lexy said, like, people think that £15 a month is, like, no money at all but to us, it's like a, every penny counts. it's about £150 a year that we are saving, so it's really helped us because it can go towards, you know, the baby milk, clothes, food, evenjust putting some money on the gas and electric. the average bill reduction for people on social tariffs offered by one water company is as high as £287 off an annual bill. at the other end of the table, it's less than half that — £110. eligibility for this help varies, too. depending on your supplier, it can include things like if you're on benefits, your overall income and if you have any savings. the consumer council for water says this wide variation in the help on offer is why it wants to see social tariffs standardised across england and wales — something ellie thinks would be a good idea, too. it doesn't matter where you live, everyone is struggling. doesn't matter what part of the country you're from, what water company you're with, everyone's pretty much in the same situation, so it should be the same, i think. water u

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lexi spent voices 2024. be a part of the conversation. ♪ this election night c-span deliver something different. not just the presidential race, but the state races that will decide the balance of power in congress. political pundit no spin, no commercials are. just the candidate the results in you. violet c-span this election night beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern live tuesday on tv, online, or on the freeze c-span now video app. x welcome back to "washington journal." we are joining tina professor of law at the university of wisconsin law school. we are talking about camping 2020 for litigation. professor welcome to the program. >> thank youe for having me. >> any talk about the scale of litigation we are seeing already for this campaign cycle? >> surely seen a lot of it. a year divisible by four. there do seem to be more cases this time around then it has typically been the case in cases of brought by both sides. in general the republican party and their allies have been focusing more on election integrity

lexi's are women all over the country. mostly religious women they belong tour churches, east of te rocky mountains, texas, south carolina. womenn who had five or more children did so because they thought it was a great way to live. >> five or more? children how to find these women? >> follow the normal procedures for qualitative research but we basically posted fires or families that we said we are looking for people had large families potentially went who would like to tell us why you did so and what it means. >> it was a goal question. the goal was to figure who is still having kids and why. allte around the country birthrates are followed we'd like to know is that something that's just the future? or are there pockets of immunity and why are people immune? >> in this and it is scientific study 55 participants for. >> right, absolutely. but the scientific is not representative. in statistical terms is not useful for describing the kind of people in a statistically surprising sense. where do you know a lot about the kind

. >> reporter: after class, we continued our conversation with junior lexi. sounds like there's a lot of noise out there. >> yeah. >> reporter: some of it's getting through to you. >> yeah. >> reporter: but it's hard to sort through it all. >> it is. there's so many sources of information, which you don't really know what to trust anymore. >> reporter: the information making its way to young voters here is what sent another ou student, marcus johnson to viral fame after we met him following the vice presidential debate. >> you don't get to do what you want. you do what the president delegates you to do. >> reporter: a moment that ended with a meeting with vice president harris. >> she was like, your voice is very important. and we need people like you in elections like these. >> reporter: what would you say to people who won't have that experience and might be considering not participating? >> you don't need to look for the perfect candidate, because that person doesn't exist. you find the candidate who's going to get you closest to the type of america you wa

so this is lexi dory to the read. you have most of your most initial he just said i've seems to just mention comparison team present for the short term. is the great news for interest? i'm not sure last place or should i go through one citizen or even for you, for that for what didn't deal to sort of find the bose genetics just to learn more about the concept what shoot is coming in the future, but can you just set up and so you're going to go ahead and put that as a music that that is going to be at the effective date. so yeah, various has been spin and vishal. i'm going to do some of the, some of the things you've always used. so there's something at a genuine is village, not always you professor community generally how much then? obviously i'm not sending you the wishing you're going to the torsion that piece of with even the deal we get where you live use from anywhere from the you to, for you able to, to solve for, to the will of she it to the to. so just to put the move to the new will, you could put full motion

lexi no we are pretty good at saying 89% of the vote is in or 95% of the voters in.ning out to be -- that turns out to be accurate. very rare i cannot imagine one instance where we have looked at her number and see 90% of the vote in her 85% that turned out to be grossly offered. i will say this i want to follow up on one thing. think about all that she had to face. this is an abysmal number when it comes to the approval of the sitting president. no party has elected a president when you're sitting incumbent has low job approval as this president had. take a look at the right direction wrong track. two thirds of the american people to the country's going in the wrong direction. when she represents a party in power. to me it's amazing she's come as close as she has. she was the vice president very unpopular administration. and yet tonight, british made the point early earlier the elel college will serve the purpose of translating a relatively small difference between these two people look at pennsylvania and yet at the end of the day i was series of victories that are

i was rather pleased to be there to celebrate with other people. 88 years younger was lexie pallett,motions. there�*s pride, obviously there�*s sadness, — that�*s why we�*re here — but it�*s mostly pride and honour to know you are honouring your loved one and what they did. just being present here is so meaningfulfor so many on a day when they are being honoured. daniela relph, bbc news, the cenotaph. to spain now — where valencia�*s regional government says resignations are "not an option" after more than one hundred thousand people joined protests over authorities�* handling of floods that killed more than 200 people. an estimated 130,000 people came out for the protest in the mood was one of anger, furious at the local authorities because of the way they responded to the tragedy of october 29. responded to the tragedy of october29. in responded to the tragedy of october 29. in particular this protest were direct in their rage at the regional government of valencia, and the regional president carlos masson, protesters believing that the regional authorities were too slow to respond

the world and 10 people have been killed in more than 40 wounded in a russian strike on ukraine's. lexi port of odessa, corinthian, and president ultimate zalinski said a ballistic missile hit a residential neighborhood damaging and apartment blocks and the university building, national police, a 7 officers, a medic and 2 civilians, dog a 60 day state of emergency has been declared in ecuador due to ongoing droughts made worst by forest fires, some 10000 hector's of forest been raised by the fires. ecuador relies heavily on hydro, electric power, and critically low water levels have led to the rationing of electricity. nigeria has launched em parks vaccinations with shots to health workers in the capital of boucher africa's most populous nation, received the $10000.00 doses of the vaccine in august after the world health organization declared at a global public health emergency. there have been 94 confirmed cases in nigeria this year with no debts. well, ministers at the you in climate conference in buck to either by john and have been told to cut the theatrics and to get down to busine

i was rather pleased to be there to celebrate with other people. 88 years younger was lexie pallett,r her father. there's so many emotions. there's pride, obviously there's sadness, — that's why we're here — but it's mostly pride and honour to know you are honouring your loved one and what they did. just being present here is so meaningful for so many on a day when they are being honoured. daniela relph, bbc news, the cenotaph. the national service of remembrance. the latest cop climate conference, cop29, begins in a few hours in baku, in azerbaijan. these huge un summits are when the world comes together to try to agree how to tackle climate change. virtually every country will be represented. this year is projected to be the first when average temperatures pass the symbolic threshold of 1.5 celsius higher than before the industrial revolution, and the age of greenhouse gases. 0ur climate editor, justin rowlatt, is in baku. archive: a veritable city of steel... - baku was the birthplace of the modern oil industry. the first oil wells were dug here more than 150 years ago. but as bak

and if i add them by lexi, via or you put it out of the fluid unit and the one in the opponents regions, one sponsor, the concord pressure of industrial napoleon creates the grand duchy of also the pump. it states actually subordinate to friends the when addressing napoleon refers to this campaign as the 2nd or 16, which has to work for a whole different what i see you. well, it's not below and submit. i surface association. i mean 3 step 3. this is probably the number of friends, so the 5th been lived and loved the ladies. this dish has been engaged on love of serbian, that i spoke of the last spoke. they spoke of by making the most simple as theirs move 1812 for another confrontation between just under united west view or at the end jerome to define them. city of most goes, it was set of ladies. according to contemporary men was poles and germans distinguished themselves the most in the meeting, the post occur? yes. store storing it throughout the semester. me. so i'm, i'm not sure mean when you make these rich anthony, at the swim, i get the balloon more than i see if i like here. an

you guys which makes that treatment as a recycling expend, lexi, and some of it was still able to make an excellent, incurable final product. we're a strong competitor in the market, and we can cover up production costs. so that the office at any point with us now. yep. and the last says that 58 percent of the waste it collects is recycled to impound the facilities that doesn't tend up in the sea again. still a lot needs to be done to prevent waste from ending up in the sea in the 1st place until then fishermen like literally will have to continue trolling for garbage and that efforts have inspired them to make their own waste fishing net. the new show us the special, much like to net. so we not competing with other fishermen, franklin southern but that's 3 times a week. newly set sale not to catch fish, but to collect up to 300 kilos of golf age, hoping to inspire others to keep the sea clean. that's all for today would love to see what you think about the show. so feel free to reach out to us at eco, a. d, w dot com. you can also find moist byron stories by searching for eco africa o

formed part of the country's tea party coalition. government with the greens, the confidence voted lexi trigger new parliamentary elections by the end of march. here's how sold explaining the decision to sac his finance minister. this is happening and when did i ask permission from the federal president to dismiss the finance minister? i was forced into this decision in order to prevent damage to our country so that we need a government capable of taking action that has the power to make the right decisions for our country. that's what i needed in the last 3 years. and that's what i need now. i made another extensive offer to the free democrats earlier today, so that we can close the holes in the budget. and to avoid scrubbing our country into chaos within the look. and one of the south central eastern con owner was a long distance calls. so if that's the job, so said he wants to hold the confidence vote in generally, the conservative opposition though, wants to see that volt held immediately. this give you, i'll conclude there's absolutely no reason to wait until january of next year t

lexy and corey came from san leandro to enjoy the live music and halloween themed cocktails, and that'sty leaders and businesses are hoping for. they want to revive downtown, an area that has struggled in recent years. in downtown san francisco, we don't have quite the people in the offices like we used to. so parties like this where people want to come downtown and bring people downtown and we can make sales because everybody wants to drink outside on this beautiful night for halloween is awesome. it's the first halloween event in the city's latest entertainment zone. it comes after oktoberfest in september, where some bars reported sales were up 1,500% over the same weekend in 2023. tonight, it's also looking good for business beyond our expectations. like this is going to be a game changer. this is amazing. and this is happening because we were able to change the state law so that the local bars and restaurants can actually sell alcohol onto the street during an event like this. for tonight's event, security was walking around making sure trouble stayed away. it's very coordinated wi

i was rather pleased to be there to celebrate with other people. 88 years younger was lexie pallett,re�*s sadness, — that�*s why we�*re here — but it�*s mostly pride and honour to know you are honouring your loved one and what they did. just being present here is so meaningfulfor so many on a day when they are being honoured. daniela relph, bbc news, the cenotaph. to manchester, where taylor swift has become the first person to win best artist three times in the 30—year history of the mtv europe music awards. other winners on the night include sabrina carpenter, raye and tyla. the host of the awards, singer rita ora, paid a emotional tribute to liam payne, a former member of the british band one direction, who died in october. she said: "he brought so much joy to every room he walked into, and he left such a mark on this world." that�*s all for now. stay with bbc news. back shortly on business today. see you soon. hello there. finally some brighter weather to enjoy for this week, certainly for the first half of the week, it�*s looking sunny. cool at times with the clear skies and lig

how but finished mc lexie? yeah, those would come in. uh, yeah, this is good to have. you join me right now. now the russian, the foreign ministry has provided evidence of kids atrocities to the i. c j. but we'll just as prevail here. what is your assessment? this is 2014, actually, from the events in mind. since then, there has been low demands for international community to react or kind of i chose to see these was busy, only odessa massacre and, and then the massacres, which started the new gloss, can donate regions the shelling of the c d 's the variable at depths of the nazi unix do the really cheese mass murdering raping or kind of a across of these and other will community led by the international organizations has been very, very, very, very quiet on these issues. and they are well documented. i have been witnessing myself hundreds of more crimes directly with my own eyes. i have been in the mass graves. i have talked with the people. unfortunately, of these mediums of people who have suffered from these crazy and war crimes haven't of get justice up to this da

. >> reporter: after class we continued our conversation with junior lexie menegan from macomb countynds like there's a lot of noise out there. >> yeah. >> some of it's getting through to you. >> yeah. >> but it's hard to sort through it all. >> it really is because i'm hearing -- there are so many sources of information which you don't really know what to trust anymore. >> reporter: the information making its way to young voters here is what sent another o.u. student, marcus johnson, to viral fame after we met him following the vice presidential debate. >> you don't get to do what you want. you do what the president delegates you to do. >> reporter: a moment that resulted in a recent face-to-face meeting with vice president harris. >> what'd she say to you? >> she was like, "your voice is very important and we need people like you in elections like these." >> what would you say to people who won't have that experience and might even be considering, you know, not participating based on it? >> you don't need to look for the perfect candidate because that person doesn't exist. you find

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i was rather pleased to be there to celebrate with other people. 88 years younger was lexie pallett, remember her father. there's so many emotions. there's pride, obviously there's sadness, — that's why we're here — but it's mostly pride and honour to know you are honouring your loved one and what they did. just being present here is so meaningful for so many on a day when they are being honoured. daniela relph, bbc news, the cenotaph. the national service of remembrance. one man has died and two people have been injured in a shooting in south—east london. police were called at around 10am on sunday to reports of gunfire in sydenham. emergency services attended and found a man with bullet injuries who died at the scene. a woman was also found with gunshot wounds to her legs and has been taken to hospital. also in south london, a man in his 60s has been arrested following a fatal stabbing. a number of people were attacked in walworth on sunday morning according to police. three people were found with injuries, and one man died at the scene. the condition of the injured isn't known. he

that doesn't mean we won't win. lexi us vice president, president joe biden, also called president elect donald trump, to discuss his historic campaign on thursday by then, we'll address the nation to discuss the election results and from the transition to the white house. kimberly help get algae 0, washington. ok, and we're bringing kimberly now joining us once again from washington. so do we expect or rather we do expect to hear from president joe biden in a few hours time. kimberly, what do we expect him to be saying, and what's the mood like in the white house? yeah, 1600 cmt is lumber, expecting to hear from joe biden as the mood is one of the, you know, mixed emotion obviously because this is not the outcome that the by them. harris administration was hoping for this was really an opportunity for a comma la harris to ascend to the oval office and that glass ceiling has got cracks in it, but it still hasn't been broken. and so, as this is obviously a moment of melancholy for campbell harris, but also for all of those who had hoped to see her, make that sort of final sort of pinnacle