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concerned the isht is going to blow up and die so they are throwing things at legendary paintings like vanogh. they are upset about environmental abuse. if you love nature you won't be able to warm that soup to cook it. they want no gas or oil exploration. this is at a time when europe is starved for energy. this an image of nature that's so beautiful. why are you defiling this if you love nature. tom brady and gisele, it looks like they are breaking up. their friends are siding with gisele. they say they may be at the point of no return because of the football thing because he came out of retirement. brian: the guy likes to stay busy. are we ever going to get his side of the story? i am so surprised when a gossip column becomes the truth. raymond: they both have divorce lawyers. brady is worth $330 million. she is worth $400 million. nobody should cry about this. we have to go to number 6. draymond punched his teammate and he didn't even get a suspension. brian: he said he took some time to be alone to figure things out and now he's back. is this fair when you consider what happened in pa

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it is a bit like a van. >> hit him. and that's how something tragic like this happens. keep van zandt says he was creative, funny and loving just so much trying to there is not just like that say. >> john's family says the district needs to be held accountable for what happened. >> i want to see some change them within the district. all family want change. the vallejo school district says they have not received the lawsuit yet and they will not comment on pending litigation >> reporting in vallejo, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> 37 is the time. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news even after elon musk announced it will buy twitter after all, the social media company says it's still going forward with this lawsuit. anyway, we'll explain why. >> we're in new york city for google's hardware event. we're going hands-on with the pixel 7, 7, pro. plus 6 new companion, the pixel smartwatch. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. >> love to see that sunshine over sfo right now getting more and more of that later on this morning. great news for the blue angels air show

i always liked -- he was always one of my favorites. as the new year 62 turned over, van doren reached a new assignment out west. all those confederate forces have been driven out of missouri, they have rallied in arkansas. their true principle commanders -- could not get along. jeff davis sends earl van dorn to unite the two forces. so, this will set up the battle of p ridge. thank you very much. doing a lot better than that last word. this is samuel -- i apologize that. but basically, they were under the command of samuel curtis. and van dorn ordered mccullough -- 16,000 total, which included 1000 indians, under the command of pike, confederate organized indians. to unite for a counter offensive. for his part, federal commander took up a defensive position along sugarcreek with about 10,000 confederate. so, 16 versus 10,000. from a confederate standpoint, you might think they had pretty good odds. van doren did not which to attack the federals in their strong position along this creek, you can't see it very well. i can't either. it's down here at the bottom of the scree

so, van dorn is this third leg, some would argue, fourth like of this offensive which is happening righthere. here he goes. the first thing that van doren does is march past karen. i know that doesn't make sense, but he marches to the northern side, acting like he's going to go through middle tennessee, into western kentucky. he is not doing that. he turns back around and attacks carne from the north, he is slow getting into position, you hear this over and over, and on october 3rd, the union army is allowed to consolidate and is awaiting his a rival. this is going to be william rosencrantz. a trap, i don't know, there's a small gap in between one of the two union brigades -- the confederate eventually exploit that gap -- and drive the union forces back. so, here's the front lines, the exterior alliance is the word i'm looking for. and union forces are going to fall back closer carne to. on october 4th, this is going to happen. now, the attack is delayed because we a number of different reasons. lewis a bear is the, he postpones until 9:00. i don't think it made any difference anyway. i

i if he be able to back and then the policy is a dime of influenza van insignificant game like model. ok. so i keep getting a lot of stuff in my parking lot. i don't my mom or the what is this late, you know? and these are all i get for free. we really will lead another or her school soc milligan, a good job according to all good. okay. and give any sense or? ah ah ah ah ah, with no like no, i got a new out of the way a go with my buddy a only done my job i i do i think with so i'm back from the bar and this time i come with so much of for content and blessings, as well as all of your business up with my mom and dad and family and bush with the nod. i don't know how to sign a contract with this agency to babysit agency they want to exclusively sign me. so yeah, i'm excited about it. it's fine with the agency that i'll be joining missouri, lindsey for the file, a bank. bernie, we're under foot. i'm going to was is go pick your video on the board. thank you. good to be on board. thank last year or something. when the 4th and the back in a week, and i always told myself that sunday i'll

the mobile newspaper reporter described van dorn quote as the ugly husband and serious -- would you likefor me to repeat that? [laughter] nevermind. the terror of ugly husband did the same newspaper report described the following conversation while van dorn was in springfield quote with the buxom widow of 20 after the life of the creature had congratulated him upon his recent success she close by saying general you are older than i am but let me give you a little advice. leave the winner alone until the war is over. my god madam replied van dorn i cannot do that. i hate all men and were it not for the women i should not fight at all. [laughter] besides if i had dotted your generous advice adviser would not now be speaking to you. now that man is going to say that he's got good hair. [laughter] he's got good hair. i'll tell you what i'm going to try that. by the time he got to springfield in 1863 he was already having affairs. while he was in texas from 5760 he took up with the local laundress named martha goodrich. [laughter] and had three children during those years. he was stationed in

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like yvonne who doesn't get the resort is dedicated to him and that's how something tragic like this happens. keep van zandt says he was creative, funny and loving just so much trying to >> there is not just like that. a. >> john's family says the district needs to be held accountable for what happened. >> i want to see some change them within the district. all family wants change. the vallejo school district says they have not received the lawsuit yet and they will not comment on pending litigation >> reporting in vallejo, dan thorn kron. 4 news >> well, in the east bay berkeley, police have arrested a woman who they believe is behind a series of kidnapping attempts dating all the way back to august offers gayle ong spoke with berkeley police about the case. take a look. >> police say wednesday morning the suspect was arrested after she was found driving in the area around here at the north berkeley bart station. berkeley. police say 36 year-old dominique walker is suspected of attempted kidnappings were reported in august and september. here's a map of where the incidents happened. police say on aug

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like the semiconductors have been in the down channel. lam research up huge today. had a great earnings report. on the other hand rip van you liked ibm, i had to contain my laughter. this guy's nuts. it had a great earnings report. do i buy the old names like the ibms, rip van winkle stocks or do i try to find some of these high-flyers that might be oversold? >> well, listen certainly high-flyers that are oversold that are in the space i said it too i think last week they're starting to perk up. i'm starting to get very interested in those names that have been really beaten up but i also said to you during this crisis i've been in the big boring, kind of big american that names. ibm fits right in there. look what they did? came with a great report. great dividend payer. they pay their dividend. it is safe. it is comfortable. i feel like i'm getting hugged. charles: i hear you. people are hugged in that stock a while it was a straitjacket. >> i agree. i haven't been in it that long. i have not been in it in a straitjacket. charles: congratulations. great call. i have to give you props like that. folks i know you're tired

inflation the major concern not just in washington but in place, battleground states like ohio. jd vansspending in d.c., which in his view forces americans to pay more on just about everything. >> that's thrown fuel on the fire of the inflation problem. and at the same time, they've completely gone to war against america's energy sector. you can't do both of those things at the same time. they're each bad ideas, when you do both at the same time, you get record inflation. >> tim ryan is trying to accuse vance of being out of touch on the economy and everyday issues that matter to ohio voters. he says he was a venture capitalist, moved out of the buckeye state. >> the problem we have now with inflation is supply chains went to china. guys like him made a lot of money off that and that's exactly why the supply chains are locked up. >> one fascinating part about the race, you have tim ryan saying he is proud to be a democrat, but he is not ready to support joe biden for a 2024 run, says he is not ready to campaign with national democrats, neil. he is trying to reach moderate voters in that

she didn't say anything, even after the secret service through her in the back of the van like a sideden's doctor once during the six weeks basically he had covid this summer. what do they have against transparency? "primetime" has noticed media said fetterman was totally fine all summer. now, all of a sudden, criticizing fetterman makes you enablist? so he is disabled now? that is news to me. we need to look at the lens of this like the nfl combine, remember, rookies are thoroughly examined to make sure they can hack it, injuries, emotional issues. body mass index. check and pass, test scores, one mistake, you can drop. so, health issues can keep you out of the nfl, but it is no big deal for the senate? i think we need to start acting like gms, kick some tires. joining me now in south carolina senator lindsey graham. i know you are out in arizona. one about these absolute maniacs that the democrats have put out to run for senate this year? it's astounding. >> well, john fetterman has had a major medical issue, i wish him well, but if a republican were in his shoes, the same reporters

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and i just assumed when they approached me about the show that i would be the person in the van doing likend being like you're a danger. but i was a field operative. i was in the thing, doing the thing. >> jimmy: oh, you were shooting and everything. >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow. >> jimmy, i'm telling you, i'm an action star. >> jimmy: i guess so. [ cheering ] do you have -- do you and arnold have a lot of action scenes together? >> yeah we got to do some really cool stuff. >> jimmy: really? >> we had this whole day of all these explosions. we were shooting beside each other at bad guys. and i'm like this is "the terminator" and i'm shooting at bad guys with him. we're army crawling across the floor together. >> jimmy: he is still doing that? >> he is amazing. he was doing all of it and killing it. it was really neat to see that. >> jimmy: he loves it. and you're there and oh my god. >> yeah, he loves it. and i would tease him a lot. he has a great sense of humor. he is always going it's not a tumor. >> jimmy: right, right. who did more of his old movie lines, you or him? >> i would do them to h

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oh, and if you've ever wondered what political failure looks like, this is it — a removal van turningtreet. ah, it's our old friend, the lectern, and we've seen rather a lot of it in recent weeks. here it comes, back out into the street again for liz truss�*s goodbye speech. the outgoing prime minister's closest colleagues gather, her deputy therese coffey turning photographer. here we go. here she comes. accompanying her and watching from the pavement, her husband and daughters. it has been a huge honour to be prime minister of this great country. in just a short period, this government has acted urgently and decisively on the side of hard—working families and businesses. liz truss brought defiance, not apology, and an instinct her defining aim was right. from my time as prime minister, i am more convinced than ever that we need to be bold. we simply cannot afford to be a low—growth country where the government takes up an increasing share of our national wealth. our country continues to battle through a storm. but i believe in britain, i believe in the british people. and i know tha

which means debates like last night between j.d. vans ryan kind of took an outsized bit of importance especially on issues like jobs, the economy, and motor security. >> you cannot honestly pretend to be a defender of voter security when you voted for amnesty multiple times in the congress. you cannot pretend to be a defender of border security when you voted against border wall funding multiple times. >> punches thrown politically speaking, meantime over in utah, republican turned democrat leaning independent evan mcmullen was actually booed with g incumbent mike lee. >> that was the most egregious trail of our nation's constitution in its history by a u.s. senator and it will be her legacy. senator lee is still casting doubt. [boos] >> boo in meantime in the great state of georgia, a very solid debate performance herschel walker seemed to suggest in his chat with our sean hannity georgians don't have to send raphael warnock back to washington because even if they do once he gets there he will just do whatever joe biden and nancy pelosi

like yvonne who doesn't get the resort is dedicated to him and that's how something tragic like this happens. key van zandt says he was creative, funny and loving just so much trying to >> there is not just like that. a. >> john's family says the district needs to be held accountable for what happened. >> i want to see some change them within the district. all family want change. the vallejo school district says they have not received the lawsuit yet. >> and they will not comment on pending litigation reporting in vallejo, dan thorn kron. 4 news. well, a woman he's now the hospital this week after she was attacked in san francisco's castro district. >> whitney peterson says she was walking into a business on market street tuesday when a man followed her. as you can see here in this video, followed her into the building, ripped her purse from her arm. security cameras show that people running out the door. but peterson wasn't going down apparently without a fight. that so many people are struggling. >> we're working really hard to make sure that we're getting money to the people who who really need it

like yvonne who doesn't get the resort is dedicated to him and that's how something tragic like this happens. key van zandt says he was creative, funny and loving. it's just so much trying to >> there is not just like that. a. >> john's family says the district needs to be held accountable for what happened. >> i want to see some change them within the district. all family wants change. the vallejo school district says they have not received the lawsuit yet. >> and they will not comment on pending litigation. reporting in vallejo, dan thorn kron. 4 news >> the longtime tradition of celebrating america's armed forces is underway with the fleet week air show in san francisco this weekend. we're taking a live look outside over the sfa. where we're watching the blue angels finish up their big show for finish up their big show for today. we'll mornings are our time, and i couldn't let stiff joints slow me down. so i started taking osteo bi-flex every day because it has joint shield... ...clinically shown to improve joint comfort within 7 days. osteo bi-flex - available at your local retailer and club. ost

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oh, and if you've ever wondered what political failure looks like, this is it — a removal van turningt. ah, it's our old friend, the lectern, and we've seen rather a lot of it in recent weeks. here it comes, back out into the street again for liz truss�*s goodbye speech. the outgoing prime minister's closest colleagues gather, her deputy therese coffey turning photographer. here we go. here she comes. accompanying her and watching from the pavement, her husband and daughters. it has been a huge honour to be prime minister of this great country. in just a short period, this government has acted urgently and decisively on the side of hard—working families and businesses. liz truss brought defiance, not apology, and an instinct her defining aim was right. from my time as prime minister, i am more convinced than ever that we need to be bold. we simply cannot afford to be a low—growth country where the government takes up an increasing share of our national wealth. our country continues to battle through a storm. but i believe in britain, i believe in the british people. and i know that br