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. >> reporter: originally from australia, debbie is now a wife and mother who calls long island, new truck drivers in this country, most of day, spent on the road. >> 260 is my average days driving. other people do more like 340 or something. >> reporter: no two trips are the same. >> i might be hauling military freight, dog food one day and cotton balls the next day. >> reporter: in fact, 80% of u.s. communities depend solely on the trucking industry as their only means to deliver their goods. the pandemic hitting hard. >> when it hit, it put me out of work for about three months straight. >> reporter: not to mention the rest stops and truck stops closing that truck drivers rely on for food, which is why transfix, the transportation solution provider, decided to thank one lucky driver in a big way. >> the lives of drivers are so difficult, and they deserve so much respect for what they do. so many hours, so many days on the road. time away from families, the limid., like clean bathroofo >> reporter: transfix partnering with handy man jason cameron to renovate debbie's cab. >> anythi

andrew garr ba reno from long island. is he a republican. says is he angry and frustrated for not being advised ahead of time. he learned about it from the post. how many kids? where are they going to schools? haven't given any detailed information. he is concerned out on long island they have had so many problems with ms-13 that gang that formed in el salvador. brian: a couple of things. we can't raise the world's children. it's impossible to take carol of our kids and everybody else's kids and the video that you just saw is a go sign to central and south america, africa, norway, whatever, to come to our country. ainsley: taliban. brian: you get. in you get flown through. you get a nice plane ride. you get put into a suburban community in america light years better than your country. now is the time to sell the house and send our kids to another country. do they understand the ripple effect of this? it goes to the money that they mortgage out, often time they have to borrow. they give it to the cartels who escort their children through the

a kayaker was found dead off the coast of long island, new york.y were declared in new jersey and new york. >>> and many veterans return home with both visible and invisible wounds of war. healing takes time. for some female service members, that journey begins at sea. lilia luciano reports. > reporter: surgeon mea peterson knows what it's like to be among a small group of women in a military dominated by men. when women were invited to this year's annual war heroes on water tournament, a three-day deep sea fishing trip for veterans wounded in combat, she felt at home. >> it's team building, so it goes back to some of the military experience i've had. >> reporter: peterson received a purple heart after being injured in 2005 but said returning home was sometimes the hardest part. >> it wasn't really known some of the aspects of returning from a war and what that would look like. i was angry, frustrated. i felt there was something wrong with me. >> reporter: retired staff sergeant vanessa brown was wounded by a roadside bomb in afghanistan. >> a lot

this gabby petito's community, long island new york, where she's from.here are many people in there and they are supporting her, they're supporting justice. they want to see justice in this case. there are many people that knew gabby and i spoke with someone that said let me tell you about gabby, she is warm, real, kind to everyone and she always wants to look for the best in people. now i've spoken to a lot of people that are here today also that did not know gabby, but they can relate to her. take a listen. why did you want to be here today? >> i wanted to come obviously support gabby's family, the long island community. i personally was in an abusive relationship so it hit home for me. i didn't know gabby personally, but she was a young, beautiful girl, her whole life ahead of her and i just wanted to come and support her family and the foundation and, you know, hope that something positive can come from this. >> reporter: now gabby's parents have actually been in wyoming all week and her father tweeted something while they have been there, we want to

i should have got mine on long island, wasting it getting it in the bronx.e any side effects after the second one at all? >> hm-mm. >> okay. and you weren't nervous at all? >> it just hurt a little. >> okay. i understand. it hurt me for several days. so you're a much bigger man than i am. dr. akman, let me talk you about this. once the fda gives authorization and the youngest americans can get vaccinated, can we confidently say that we see the light at the end of the tunnel when it comes to this pandemic? >> i think it will definitely help us move towards, i want to say, getting out of the tunnel, because in fact, getting children vaccinated means that not only are they safe, but their families will be safe, as well. and when we think about this pandemic, it's a pandemic that's crossed all ages. people have this idea that only elderly are being hospitalized, we're seeing hospitalizations across the ages. we need to vaccinate everybody to end the pandemic. >> and james, you and your wife said that you wanted to do something for the community by enrolling the

in fact, retreat so here is washington's retreat from long island to manhattan island, an extremely difficult moving across any body of water that washington proves quite successful in the british will take new york and again, the continental army is forced to retreat. there really crossing the bluffs and traditionally, a major defeat like this would be crushing to a commander and how washington interpreted and how washington uses this to fundamentally change the way we look at military warfare. and handed we do that, while we studied, washington did complain about this defective engagement is a life and never went to formal school so how did most market officers learn to be officers. they've been trained by the british, how did they learn rated yes they can evoke an okay, the most successful generals and benedict arnold and others up until a certain time in the u.s., they sold books. so making it simplistic and how did he know, he read a book on it. so they were self-taught mainly; to these military areas learn how to be officers and soldiers. and the idea of this ethical basis of honor. and

in fact, numerous retreats from long island to manhattan island, difficult moving across any body of water that washington was successful. the british easily overtake new york and the continental army is forced to retreat across the bluffs of the palisades. traditionally a major defeat like this would be crushing to a war, to a commander but it is how washington interprets this and uses this to change the way we look at the military and warfare and how did he do that? he studies. washington would complain about his defective education his whole life so how did most american officers learn to become officers, those trained by the british, most learned. they read about. two of your most successful generals, henry knox and benedict donald, american hero up until a certain time both sold books. may be a little simplistic. henry knox becomes head of artillery. they are in many ways self-taught so they go to these military texts to learn how to be officers and soldiers. it is an ethical basis, honor consists of the constant practice of virtue and the duty of a soldier, honorable and honest

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this is known as the long island serial killer case.ost notorious crimes in the country and it took place right along the shores on long island. we have an exclusive the share with you. for the first time the district attorney allowed a camera crew inside the crime lab where investigators are now using cutting edge technology, including a system to collect dna from rough objects being used to retest physical evidence that has been preserved for the last 10 years. it's key. nine of the 10 victims whose remains were found along the parkway were sex workers. the killer used burner phones to contact these women and also used a cell phone belonging to one of the victims to make taunting phone calls to a family member. until recently, those calls were very hard to trace. but the d.a. invested in technology to analyze old phone data in this case. >> we are going do look at where cell phone towers picked up signals. >> one of the advantages of this program is that it is able to read these records that are years old. we can look at them in a way

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and the long island authorities were reaching out to the florida authorities to basically do a welfareck or to do a check or inquiry of the laundrie family to see if they knew anything about the whereabouts of gabby petito. thereafter, most of those calls following, as you referenced, seemed to be more of trying to keep the peace in the neighborhood and on the street with respect to now the media spending a lot of time outside the laundrie home, et cetera, et cetera. but it is important that apparently it does indicate that the petito family, prior to quote/unquote, the official disclosure of her being deemed missing, they were already in contact with local law enforcement up in new york prior to september 11th. and that precipitated them reaching out to law enforcement down here in florida. >> gentlemen, listen, i wanted more time to spend with this, but we had big breaking news that we had to get to that involves the future of the country. thank you both. >>> diversity training, antiracism, woke, just some of the words a wisconsin legislature wants banned from schools. stay with us.

they work at the vineyards on long island.they will be able to be respected and efforts recognized because this work is not easy. he thanked god. another worker hopes unioniing hopes to get sick pay and rights. we will have more on that when we get it. the agriculture industry in new york state is worth $5 billion. no doubt enough for paid sick days for employees. this milestone was made possible by the law that went into effect in 2020 that insured farmers overtime pay and one day of rest per week and the right to organization. new york state has a long and troubling history of excluding agriculture workers from legislation that solidified basic rights for everybody else. i said this before. i'll say it again. from hollywood to the vineyards of long island unions are beneficial because they fight for basic rights for employees. if we can't have basic rights for employees, we are failed as a country. this is a win and a huge step in the right direction. to that, i raise a glass of north fork line. a glass of north fork line. .

. >> reporter: meanwhile on long island, new york, the gabby petito foundation held its first fund raiser sunday dedicated to supporting groups that help find missing persons and help victims of domestic violence. >> we're here to raise money, have some good music and food in her memory, because we believe that's what she would have wanted us to do. >> reporter: the event raised more than $13,000. gabby's father posted, suggesting that her ashes were scattered near grand teton, saying that his daughter will always have a beautiful view. mona, andrew? >>> coming up, "sports with mona." >> that's me! >> get her take on aaron rodgers, more importantly, what he said to jeering bears fans. >> ooh. what'd he say? >>> first, what we never knew about the joy, the fun and health benefits of slime. that's next. you're watching "world news now." ♪ hey, hey, hey, hey, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ she's a super freak ♪ ♪ super freak ♪ ♪ she's super freaky ♪ >>> how's this for something that's super freaky. this is slime, i'm getting it everywhere. not just any slime but custom-made slime by the bucket. >> it smells amazin

her family lived in brooklyn, new york before settling on long island. >> i was one year behind gail in school. we were best friends. she was beautiful, smart, and unfortunately anxious. a little bit of depression early in life. she never thought she was good enough. she never knew how good she was. >> reporter: gail hits a low point in 1979 and attempts suicide. >> in my heart of hearts i believe it was more of a really, really big cry for help than a true suicide attempt. >> reporter: over time alayne says gail appeared to bounce back, landing a job at an ad company and building her way back up. >> and that's when one of her friends decides that she's got to introduce gail to dr. robert bierenbaum. >> reporter: robert bierenbaum met gail during his surgical residency in new york. >> he's close to her age, jewish, classical guitar player. he spoke several languages. he was a gourmet cook. an expert skier. he had mastered instructor level piloting. >> reporter: the doctor swept gail off her feet immediately. >> however, in spite of all of his pluses, there were problems with the rela

some out to long island. other places in the suburbs of new york like west chester. put them into the most part working class areas. it absorb into school system often under financed after two hour flight after the flight leaves on 1:00 a.m. sunday twin oklahoma city academy juvenile detention center appear labor shah tallahassee, florida. staffers were set to open up a gate barbed wire. ron desantis outrage by the "new york post" put forward saying if the biden administration is so confident that their open border policy is so great and good for the country, why the secrecy because they know it's not and this is just one thing. let's say the poll numbers are positive for some odd reason about flooding illegals in our country and circumventing the immigration system. could you ever say to yourself what's the right thing to da? the right thing to do is process in illegal fashion, propose things that maybe make it easier for consulates to accept refugees, whatever it is this is not the way to do it. steve: they have said if you are a kid or pregnant woman, we are not g

wind warnings for long island, connecticut, and cape cod.we mentioned yesterday with you, over 40, even 50, 60-mile-per-hour winds. some gusts could get up to hurricane strength. that would be near cape cod, nantucket, and points to the north. coastal areas of maine. power outages, not many yet. about 10,000. power companies are forecasting could be over 100,000. the storm strengthens more overnight tonight, and then we'll watch a severe weather threat in the midwest this evening from the next storm that is plowing in from the west coast. tornadoes, parts of texas in toward oklahoma this even. a lot of leaves on the strtrees. could have severe power outages. >> up next, an effort to expunge the record of a black woman who refused to give up her seat on a bus. i'm not talking about rosa parks. stay with us. sterious figure reminds her that she has the farmers home policy perk, guaranteed replacement cost. and that her home will be rebuilt, regardless of her limits or if the cost of materials has gone up. (woman) that's really something. (burk

if luna logan jacqueline, i thought that i would go to the one get up with i think have a nice long island left that might have on my own. but the lack of hygiene and sedentary facilities in these camps can cause gynecological infections. according to doctor know yema, a frame from shar to hospital in new delhi. during menses, the men should be explained how to maintain their bidding and hygiene. they should be using clean clots if they're using and how don't maintain it so that they don't catch an infection because this is the dime their majority of the females have unity tract infection and other infections. and no opinion legion. oh it's the start of the harvesting season and rake as work leaves and with little time to take care of itself. so i thought that that, and i mean, you know, with the next 6 months, she'll get up at 3 a in to cart and carry these bales that can weigh up to 70 kilograms. echo as in that a cover i did up on the wrecker in her husband can own round $1200.00 in a season record doesn't get play for the days when she doesn't work. i'm out of america . i got a mom or

exclusive content unfold along the shoreline of gilgo beach in suffolk county on long island.mmunities, treasure quiet neighborhoods. nine of the 10 victims remains found in suffolk county were believed to be sex workers, the killer used burner phones for escort services and used cell phone belonging to one victim to make a taunting phone call to a family member. for the first time the district attorney allowed a camera crew inside the crime lab where investigators are working to solve this case and are using brand-new cutting-edge technology including m-va c system to collect d.n.a. from evidence stored for a decade. >> we are retesting physical evidence utilizing the m-va c, the goal would be to do that with all the evidence. >> we know we are close. we know that we will be getting results. we think it is only a matter of time. >> the families of the victims including those known as gilgo beach four, hope long awaited answers will be coming soon. we were allowed to film the phone analytics room, key part of investigation rewinding tape of time going back to look at those cel

discrimination homebuying on long island and they deployed actors to conduct testing which involved use of hidden cameras and recorded things with real estate agents and this is one of the many fair housing testing investigations, and it confirms long-standing time over the decades showing that nearly according million of the tests, agents directed whites and minorities to different districts through house listings that had the earmarks of steering, not the unlawful sorting of homebuyers based on race of ethnicity. the chairman recognizes the representative from ohio. >> first of all, let me say good afternoon and thank you, chairman cleaver, thank you chairwoman [indiscernible] and ranking member. my first question, historically, zoning has been used as a tool to segregate americans and that segregation got into parts of town known as black neighborhoods or wealthy neighborhoods or even jewish neighborhoods etc.. remnants of racial and ethnic discrimination persist in cities today and communities around the country. that is what we are hearing today. and from these discriminatory z

being told. 50 more are going to the social service shelter in new york out there on long island.old that you were going get 2600 or was that a secret and they just put them in the shelters and didn't want anyone to know? >> no, it was a secret. some of these flights come in in the middle of the night there's no heads up now if you want to question administration once you find out about it they'll say well this isn't a secret. yeah but none of us knew that was gong happen and questions regards to what kind of vetting took playings and who are these people an how many of them are over 18 how many people are urged 18 we know that people are legally crossing the border. we see the pictures the video of migrants at the border and all of a sudden they're not there anymore. we know that you're not sending them all back so we have questions about where they're gong who they are, we have issues on long island challenges in this country related to drug trafficking, human trafficking, labor trafficking sex trafficking, and we need a secure board here in new york state, though, we have all o

>> reporter: well, they could get strong, lester, as high as 60 miles an hour out on long island and up into new england we are also learning that this storm has claimed at least one life a kayaker was killed monday night as the storm rolled in. lester. >> stephanie gosk, thank you. >>> with democrats still divided over his spending plans, president biden is campaigning in virginia tonight for the democratic candidate for governor that dead-heat race is being viewed as a referendum on the president as well. kristen welker went to virginia for us. >> reporter: tonight, a critical test for president biden campaigning next door in virginia. but with mr. biden's poll numbers dropping, can he boost support for democrat terry mcauliffe, a former governor >> this election is about the next chapter of virginia. >> reporter: the president is the latest top democrat to barnstorm in the state. >> we're at a turning point right now. >> reporter: still, despite the high-powered help, mcauliffe is locked in a tight race against republican glenn youngkin in a state that's recently gone blue. >> we'

it's going to clip eastern portions of long island right into new england. you're going to be in the cross hairs over the weekend or the last little while calgary picks up for 5 centimeters of snow, were in the sunshine on saturday with a high of just one degree. and it's going to be a sunny weekend for vancouver at 11. we haven't been able to say that for a while through california, just a few scattered showers toward the north, but nothing like we saw about a week ago. and next stop, we're going to the caribbean. pre solid band of rain, we can track through the bahamas, eastern cuba, jamaica right through to nicaragua, costa rica, and panama top end of south america. it's meeting up with that. what whether, where in columbia brown meta gene bogota, we've seen some land slides also toward the south, up against that border with ecuador, some storms moving over the west and the east paraguay look at the exceptional heat . in santiago, you set a record just the other day sat going to be record breaking again, but a high of 32 degrees on saturday. that's it. en

. >> reporter: meanwhile on long island, new york, the gabby petito foundation held its first fund-raiser sunday dedicated to helping find missing persons and helping survivors of domestic violence. >> we're going to have good food and a good time in her memory. >> reporter: the event raised more than $13,000. petito's father posted on social media over the weekend suggesting gabby's ashes were scattered in grand teton park, wyoming, saying his daughter will forever have a beautiful view. mona, andrew? >> andrea, thank you. >>> los angeles county wants kobe bryant's widow to undergo a psychiatric exam. she's suing the fire and sheriff's department for sharing graphic photos. the county is using scorched earth tactics. >>> the atlanta braves are up 2-0 over the dodgers after their thrilling walk offensive win last night. it's the second consecutive night of late-inning heroics, and on sunday night football, the steelers recovered the fumble in overtime to set up the game-winning field goal against the seahawks. the steelers win 23-20. >>> coming you, what you never knew about buying bread.

we need to rebuild the long island bridge.e need to decentralize services, help the 400 people that are sleeping on the street tonight in so many parts of our city where this crisis is touching hundreds and hundreds of individuals. it could be my child, it could be michelle's child in a tent tonight that is set on fire. it could be another tent that is served a search warrant. we have to act with quickness. we cannot wait 100 days. it is work i have done over the last six years and then continued to be committed on and prepared to lead on day one. >> i was out on long island shortly before the bridge was shut down and have seen just how much the temporary solutions have grown in that area because we haven't committed to a long term plan. rebuilding the bridge would be a product that is 4, 5, 10 years into the future. hundreds of millions of dollars when we can activate the land of boston, owns rehab the buildings and activate ferry service to ensure we're moving much more quickly than that. deploy our resources, not to have th

late today, gabby's mother and stepfather visiting her memorial in long island, new york. >> gabby petito never goes outside. >> reporter: before she was killed, gabby and her boyfriend brian laundrie were on a cross country trip, seemingly documenting every moment. after the couple was involved in an altercation on the highway captured on police body camera on august 12th. >> what's going on? >> we've just been fighting this morning. some personal issues. >> reporter: brian returned home to florida without gabby on september 1st. his family reported him missing september 17th, two days after he was named a person of interest. and as the fbi leads a search for him in a florida wildlife preserve, he is still a person of interest. not a suspect in gabby's death, he is only charged with fraud for unauthorized use of her credit card. brian laundrie's family issuing a statement tonight, saying, "at this time brian is still missing and when he is located we will address the pending fraud charge against him." david, the fbi has still not charged laundrie in connection with petito's disappearance

. >> reporter: gabby's grieving family recently held a funeral for her near the long island, new yorkcommunity where she grew up. >> i want you to be inspired by gabby. if there's a relationship you're in that might not be the best thing for you, leave it. now. >> reporter: the same day of the funeral, across the country, authorities in florida returned to the laundrie family home to get dna evidence, one of multiple trips they made. >> in the case of brian, they may have been looking for more recent items that he had on to get a better scent so the dog could potentially smell this, quote-unquote, new scent and move in various directions around these wooded areas. >> reporter: investigators have been scouring the carlton reserve, a treacherous marshland where brian's family initially said he left to go camping on september 14th. but that timeline changed. his parents now telling authorities brian left a day earlier. >> so in terms of the laundrie family facing potential charges, it all depends on what they knew and when they knew it, and what they conveyed to the investigators in this

morning into your midafternoon the flood threat is going to start to die down for new york city to long island. as this storm system starts to push off short so look at some of these winds through 6:00 p.m nantucket up to 55 miles per hour portland, maine, 44 les per hourmi 60s. ton of sunshine across the sierra nevada all the way down to l.a severe weather is ripping through the plains we'll talk about that, coming up >> a lot of important stuff to cover. thank you. >>> election data king steve kornacki breaks down one of the most consequential governors races in the nation. >>> and watch out for cannabis candy. to kill 99.9% of bacteria and it eliminates odors. spray it on your furniture, your rugs, your clothes - wherever bacteria and odors hide. you can even sanitize your car seats! for a deeper clean and a freshness you'll love... try new febreze fabric antimicrobial. ordinary tissues burn when theo blows. so dad bought puffs plus lotion, and rescued his nose. with up to 50% more lotion puffs bring soothing softness and relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. do you struggle with oc

originally from australia, debbie is now a wife and mother who calls long island, new york, her home.ion other truck drivers in this country, most days are spent on the road. >> 260 is my average days driving. a lot of people do more like 340 or something. >> reporter: 80% of u.s. communities depend solely on the trucking industry as the only means to deliver their goods. the pandemic hitting hard. >> it put me out of work for about three months straight. >> reporter: not to mention the rest stops and restaurants closing, that truck drivers rely on for food. transfix, a transportation solution provider, decided to thank one lucky driver in a big way. >> it's so difficult. they deserve so much respect for what they do. >> reporter: transfix renovating debbie's cab. >> anything we can do to help her in her day-to-day and build her a home away from home. >> reporter: debbie's new digs upgraded. >> that's unique. nobody's got this. >> reporter: worthy of a driver who works a truckload. debbie says she's dreamed of being a truck driver in america since she was 13 years old. andrew? mona? >

on how he lost my philosophy in a real military way, good lasted at the battle of new york and long islanden there would've taken all the american leaders including washington and jefferson carried them over to england and give them a trial and hung them and put their heads on spikes around the west minister. and if they lost the war towards the end, and the american army just disintegrated in yorktown didn't happen, it would be a more peaceful negotiation and we would've began to seep 50 years earlier if the creation of something called the british commonwealth. and like canada and australia new zealand it to remain in the economically empire and we have our own political defense rated. >> so there's a question fermanagh can you tell us about what you're working on now and what you are currently reading. >> when i working on now, while to be the becoming about half finished, the publisher want you to go all over the place advertising and am working and thinking about the next book, i'll share it with the audience. it asked the questions, why the founders failed to incite i think they do f

her mother and stepfather visiting a long island memorial in her memory. >> what i see is these parallels continue recognize the homicide investigation in wyoming, the fugitive investigation based in florida. they will get to a point if they don't find brian, dead or alive, in the reserve, they'll stop looking. i think we will get answers eventually. they might not be complete. but i have some faith we'll get to some end here. but i don't know when. >> our thanks to trevor. much more on this story on "gma." >>> up next, a manifestation of pbroadway's new diversity. the play breaking down barriers. >>> this week on "nightline," we sit down with ben affleck and matt damon, back together again in "the last duel." woman: i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin, yeah that's all me. ♪ ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin that's my new plan. ♪ ♪ nothing is everything. ♪ woman: keep your skin clearer with skyrizi. most who achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months had lasting clearance

the buses we saw drop off migrants at a sort of migrant youth residential area, a nonprofit in long islandst drop them off at the new jersey turnpike at a rest area. people just came and picked up these people in cars. no one checked their ids. they are supposed to be unaccompanied minors. it did not look like it to me. if anything, maybe mid to late teens. a lot of them looked to be in their 20s. you cannot check their ids because they do not have any. maria: right. there is no id so there is no way to know who is coming into the country. you made a good point, taxpayer dollars. taxpayers are paying for this. make no mistake, that is who is footing the bill. we don't even know what they are doing. listen to how joe biden evades the question this week when he was on a cnn town hall. listen to this. got to get your reaction. >> i have been there before, i mean, i know it well, i guess i should go down. the whole point of it is i have not had a whole hell of a lot of time to get down. my wife jill has been down. she has been on both sides of the river. she has seen the circumstances they are

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you have 50-mile-per-hour winds on long island around 2:00 a.m.st in the overnight hours, but saturday evening, another batch of heavy weather comes into the area, primarily anywhere from new york up into the boston area. then it'll sort of clear out. for halloween i've got good news. up until now we've have had storm after storm after storm. you want to go trick-or- treating, and it clears out for all the kids in the northeast. a bit of good news to end on. norah, it's all yours. >> o'donnell: we don't want people to be spooked on halloween with the weather. lonnie quinn, thank you. today, the sheriff of albany, new york, said he did not intend for a criminal complaint against former governor andrew cuomo to become public so soon. the d.a. and cuomo's accuser weren't given a heads up, butrea the sheriff insists there is upt overwhelming evidence against cuomo who is accused in the complaint of groping a woman last year. he has been ordered to answer the misdemeanor charge in court next month. cuomo's lawyer denies the allegation. tonight, a littl