lynn was cooking chinese food. she had company, a male friend who had come for dinner, a male friend who is not richard frank. no, this was an ex-boyfriend names joe giarrusso. after dinner, lynn and joe drink some wine, talked about what, we cannot know. and at 11:30 pm or so, he left, and lynn went to bed. early shift at the hospital. wednesday ticked into thursday, the silence. that's when the neighbors heard it, a high pitched scream. and it came from lynn knights little apartment. coming up -- >> my whole world crashed in. >> 35 years later, the scene in that apartment would leave a hardened homicide detective in tears. >> you'll have to excuse me. >> when'dateline'continues. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. dupixent helps you du more with less asthma. and can help you b

i'm talking about the pro trump lawyer, lynne wood. filing that came out today was this line. lynne wood is a witness for the state in the present case. wood, of course, was a fierce supporter of trumps and also pushed numerous conspiracy theories about the election. he's also admitted to hosting meetings about how to overturn the 2020 election results and even made demands of state officials like this one. >> they got to demand publicly, repeatedly, consistently, brian kemp, call a special session of the georgia legislator. >> of course wood is not the only witness that we now know prosecutors have lined up. four of those fake electors in the state of georgia have also been listed as witnesses for the state. for perspective on what this means for the case against donald trump, i'm joined by senior investigative counsel. there were 20 or so yes votes to indict lynne wood. he was not indicted. do you believe he's a witness for the state, that that's why? >> not necessarily. there's a lot of talk of whether or not he's flipped. >> he say

lynn, my. yes, she is here. hello, lynn. hiya. nice of you to join us.in on aidan magee as well. we entered the spin room. so this is the place where good stories, good news stories turn bad and bad ones turn good, all with the help of a little bit of spin . so let's start with bit of spin. so let's start with this one, shall we? sycamore gap. okay, so there we go. shoots could regrow from felled tree says says trust. look, i mean that is of course a wonderful heartwarming story . wonderful heartwarming story. this mighty tree next to hadrian's wall in northumberland, one of the most famous in the uk, was chopped down on wednesday night. okay. so that is an overtly bad news story, terrible news story. it's disgraced the nation. absolutely shocking stuff . but the good shocking stuff. but the good news is, okay, that the stump is healthy. new shoots may grow and be able to grow from this stump. so charlie for you to so i wanted charlie for you to try try to spin this bad news try to try to spin this bad news story into a good news story for me. please. >>

labour, the ministerfor to him by lynne brown of labour, the minister for west to him by lynne brown, the ministerfor west ham. one of her questions was on the support needed on those floods in libya. —— that was david rutley. the uk government announcing £1 million in support for libya. the king and queen have also sent their condolences, saying they are desperately saddened by the devastating floods. lynne brown highlighting the humanitarian concerns both now and in terms of future support. the uk government saying it is monitoring events on the ground, saying they are waiting for an assessment that is being carried out by the united nations in terms of what is needed to respond to the needs of those affected by those floods in libya. the number of people in england waiting to start routine hospital treatment has risen to a record high. nhs figures released today show an estimated 7.68 million people were waiting to start treatment at the end ofjuly. up from 7.57 million injune. it is the highest number since records began in august 2007. the prime minister rishi sunak had made cut

lynne, thank you for that., we love the queen and prince philip for our whole lives. we do miss them. charles is not our cup of tea, but has followed well, he followed her reign. well, he must all politics must avoid all politics and stupidities, particularly the climate hoax. william and kate are much better. jim thank you for that. of course, many people are concerned about global warming, but others believe it's over cooked. it's all about opinions. thank you for yours. how about that, kevin? hi, mark. i like your show and i'm glad you're back. however when i heard you talk about the late queen, i wanted to throw up. i think the royal family are a bunch of parasites who want for nothing and all at the taxpayers expense. nothing and all at the taxpayers expense . thank you so much for expense. thank you so much for that, kevin. it is all about opinions. kevin aka captain sexy karaoke. king wow. opinions. kevin aka captain sexy karaoke. king wow . wow. i'd love karaoke. king wow. wow. i'd love to know what you

lynne, thank you for that., we love the queen and prince philip for our whole lives. we do miss them. charles is not our cup of tea, but has followed well, he followed her reign. well, he must all politics must avoid all politics and stupidities, particularly the climate hoax. william and kate are much better. jim thank you for that. of course, many people are concerned about global warming, but others believe it's over cooked. it's all about opinions. thank you for yours. how about that, kevin? hi, mark. i like your show and i'm glad you're back. however when i heard you talk about the late queen, i wanted to throw up. i think the royal family are a bunch of parasites who want for nothing and all at the taxpayers expense. nothing and all at the taxpayers expense . thank you so much for expense. thank you so much for that, kevin. it is all about opinions. kevin aka captain sexy karaoke. king wow. opinions. kevin aka captain sexy karaoke. king wow . wow. i'd love karaoke. king wow. wow. i'd love to know what you

[captions made possible by kcet television] >> today on "earth focus," children's book author lynn cherry captures youth making positive changes for the earth in her original film series "young voices for the planet." coming up on "earth focus." >> the mountains of maryland, lynn cherry spends many of her days over a drawing table. she has been writing and illustrating children's books for over 30 years. >> the most popular is the great tree, and that's the tale of the amazon rain forest in which a man goes down to the forest and cuts down a tree and all the animals whispering in his ear while he's sleeping and he wakes up and he has an epiphany and he doesn't cut the tree down. and it's about power for one person to do good or harm. >> lending her talent as an artist, lynn has devoted much of her recent work to climate change, even publishing a book specifically designed for children and parents. >> i think that my interest in the environment grew out of my love for nature. i had an experience when i was a little kid where i had these woods that i loved and i came pack and they were bull

guy lynn, bbc london.he energy firm bp has resigned with immediate effect after a review of his personal relationships with colleagues. the company said it had recently started its second investigation in two years into bernard looney�*s conduct. he admitted he had not been fully transparent initially. mr looney has led bp since 2020. the firm says it has strong values which it expects everyone to follow. the duchess of sussex has joined her husband prince harry at the invictus games in germany. she made a short, impromptu speech at the sports event for injured military personnel and veterans, which her husband founded and launched in 2014. this year's competition will run until saturday, with participants from 21 countries. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. i suppose a reversal of fortunes weather—wise. yesterday, scotland and northern ireland had the best of the day's weather, but today it's probably england and wales really enjoying the best of the dry weather with

however, according to lynn busfield, mr brotherton was part of the problem.covid, i tried five times to have a coffee meeting with jonathan brotherton. each time got fobbed off, or he said he'd get back to me or his secretary would get back to me. it never happened. he's the current ceo. the current ceo. so do you think the culture is going to change? i'm a priest, you know, i believe in... i believe people can change. and, you know, a leopard can change its spots. uhb told us that they were sorry that no time had been found for a meeting between lynn and mr brotherton. the trust has acknowledged it has significant problems but says it is on a path to improvement. there are, though, many — both inside and outside the organisation — who are yet to be convinced. that's all from us tonight. faisal�*s here tomorrow. until then, goodnight. breaking news from around the world 24 breaking news from around the world 2a hours a day — this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news in the uk. a teenage boy has been arrested after a 15—year—old girl was s

and tonight, it's none other than lynn. me? >> now, the premise of the show is each us gets 60s is simple. each of us gets 60s to outline our argument about our chosen topic. then we all pile in and the discussion starts. as always, please do let us know what you think. get in touch by emailing gbviews@gbnews.com. but before we start tearing each other apart, it is your saturday night news with aaron armstrong . news with aaron armstrong. >> very good evening to you. let's get you up to date with the headlines from the gb newsroom. escaped terror suspect daniel caliph has been apprehended bringing an end to his days the run. he was his four days on the run. he was pulled from a bicycle by a plainclothes officer canal plainclothes officer on a canal towpath in northolt, west london, 12 miles from wandsworth prison. and that's where he escaped from on wednesday. the search focussed on chiswick earlier after witnesses placed him in the area. the prime minister praised efforts by the police and commander dominic murphy, the met's c

this was coming up diva lynn poke. yeah, he's been part of the research team for a long time now. yeah, she even presents her work in international conferences from in winter when the researchers are back at their universities. she monitors the various measuring stations and collect samples here. it's good and i want it pushes me to want to further further my education and so that these could continue on. and then i could say, possibly. so the community that you can do these things here when you get to know, you know, who you working with as humans you, you understand what they need to go with it, what we need to get out for it. you know the outcomes to the community about comes to the science down before saying good bye, dustin wayland takes us to see a peninsula that's a special interest to researchers. huge walls suffice shine in the evening sun up to 40 meters of disappear every year. of wayland, steam is using time less videos to document erosion. this was the layer of massive ice down here. so hey, i got a bit of mess advice. retracing back up to feel that we're doing someth

joining us now is michael lynn, creator of the sierra train house. michael, nice to have you on the program. let me just start with this. how the heck did you get this idea? >> hey, raj. i feel like i should say a long time listener, first time caller. but, yeah, you know, i heard about it a few years ago, and at one point i was probably driving on the freeway, and i said, so what are they going to do with the old cars? and i just kind of kept an eye out for it. i had a friend that worked at mta, and i told him to ask somebody at b.a.r.t. to see if there's some plan. he said, just wait. they're working on something. >> i got to ask this. are the cars going to be kind of smelly and dirty? how do you redo it? >> yeah. thorough cleaning is planned. i've been looking up, like, these big brushes that spin so you can like buff the outside of the car so it's shiny again or something. so we'll work on it. >> what makes these b.a.r.t. cars so special to you, and why do you think people will want to do this, say "i want to sleep in one of those"? >> for me, i

its diva lynn pokey, our 1st big project. she can hardly believe that she landed the spot on dustin wayland team. she's the only one in the canadian british group without an academic background. and the on the end of the community is concerned about the air, does ground stability rows in waterways. so we're always here to collect that data with the help of the researchers and the scientists everyone into as the village is referred to locally, knows dustin wayne, the canadian permafrost research or has been coming here for almost 20 years. unlock his colleagues and fly in and out to collect data. he recognized early on the importance of getting indigenous people like diva lynn on board. people that, that lived in the community like the villains, dad. you know that the knowledge that they have about the land is far, far above any of the knowledge that i have learned in my academic textbooks about processes or climate change or coastal erosion. a, a training session out on the arctic ocean temperatures stable. the scientists, th

people like diva lynn on board, the people that, that lived in the community like the villains, dad. and you know that the knowledge that they have about the land is far, far above any. the knowledge that i have learnt in my academic textbooks about processes or climate change or coastal erosion. a training session out on the arctic ocean temperatures stable. the scientists, they're teaching diva learned how to collect data in a way that's useful for research. yeah. both sides them to gain the community has opportunities and there's also other opportunities for western scientists to want to learn and who are open both their culture and stuff. so it's really good. well, that a good team going dustin wayland takes us to, to kind of it's, it's just off shore and serve to protect the harbor from storms. and that's vital is boats leave from here to bring supplies to all the remote regions round about. but the island is shrinking by 2 meters every year. this summer, the erosion was even worse than usual. dusted warrens as to be careful and to jump from one patch of grass to the next areas

that's where michael lynn comes in. he and his friends are moving one b.a.r.t. to gold country, hoping to turn it into an airbnb rental. lynn has already secured the land in the sierra foothills and says it's important to save these trains. >> with b.a.r.t., if you think about it, there's very little preservation of trains post 1960, and i've always loved the design, with the sloped nose of the front cars, and it just seems like such a shame to not preserve it in some way. >> lynn says he's demoing the current structure, and if all goes well, his new b.a.r.t. compound will be ready by 2025. as our traffic guy, is that somewhere you would visit? >> i have slept in a b.a.r.t. car before. if i can get a full night's sleep, maybe, and they don't check my ticket. >> no delays. >> do you remember victoria station, it was a restaurant in a train car? >> that could work. >> old spaghetti factory. i think there's one downtown in san jose. >> i'll try it out. >> if it involves food. >> i'm in. >> food or naps, i'm cool with either one. >>> well, let's get a look at our fo

congratulations to grace lynn keller on this outstanding achievement. i rise today to congratulate spencer johnson of troup 199 from iowa for completing his eagle board review last month and attaining the rank of eagles scout -- eagle scout. becoming an eagle scout is the highest and most prestigious achievement a scout can attain and reaching the eagle rank is no small feat. scouts must fulfill leadership roles, exemplify the scout oath and law, display exemplary outdoor skills, earn at least 21 badges and complete a precommence -- comprehensive service project for their community. well done, spencer. i also want to congratulate spencer's family and everyone who walked and worked with spencer on his journey to become an eagle scout. congratulations, spencer johnson, on becoming an eagle scout. today i rise to extend a heartfelt congratulations to the recipient of the prestigious 2023 business of the year award at the quad cities chamber of commerce annual meeting. they opened in 1953 by john and eleanor duffy and has grown into a premier family-owned s

and i'm struck by this question which lynn teases out a little bit. when did nasa know? did people suspect that there's so much speculation? did you pick up on any of this? no, i really didn't. just to be clear, she was sally was also married to steve hawley when she was training to go to space and when she was in space. so you know, and tam and i've talked about this too, you know, she probably, you know, was attracted to both men and women, you know, so maybe there wasn't, you know there was no speculation happening at that time. i know i did talk to one of sally's friends to mention that, you know, she had heard somebody, a reporter was looking into sally's sexuality and that that really bothered her when she heard about. but it ultimately nothing came of it. but i'm pretty sure, you know, i obviously we can't talk to sally now, but i'm sure there was a concern for for that to be to come out because that would be you know, all anyone talked about was the fact that she had a past relationship with a woman before she came to the space program and, you know, we you know,

services be our guest at frankfurt. airport city, managed by front bought the this is dw used live from lynn. devastating floods leads 1000 state and 1000 small missing in eastern libyan fund for his breakthrough dance washing away in tie, a neighborhoods from the city of fair enough could explain years of government corruption and incompetence. the high desktop in morocco rescue was held down hope of finding both wakes of alive as, as they struggled to get to the remotest of not villages. and came johann arrived safe from chef adults with vladimir boots.

this is be, they'll be news live from the lynn ukraine's president, calls out russian aggression wanting the conflict could expand beyond ukraine, florida's delivering his 1st impasse and address to the un general assembly since the start of the war. let him is lensky accused. as moscow of weapon, isaac food and energy supplies against the international community. the, i'm told me a lot of what welcome to the program ukraine's president village immerse. lensky is addressed the un general assembly in his 1st impasse and appearance at the meeting since rushes invasion began last year. so let's get you to use russia of what he called weaponized and everything from food and energy to abducted children as well . i guess decree, he added that he'd been planning a global summit. i would invite all countries that have 0 tolerance towards the question. in his emotional speech is l s q said ending the war and ukraine is a chance to end was worldwide. the main thing is that it is not only about ukraine, more than $140.00 states and international organizations have supported the ukraine in peace for

she married to the clinic in lynn it's been nearly 10 months, but soon schultz has been living and waiting in the hospital all through that relationship. why was about zone because health i bloomed over the couple of mine. a lot of when i married my wife in 2014, i knew she had a serious heart defect which kind of house of adam pen cala and who's the assistant of landed at the destination were an emergency vehicle is waiting. okay. and this will be the lights on the removal and transportation of the organ. and the beginning of the surgery in berlin must be closely co ordinated. seems to find that some vice b a worst case scenario would be that we arrived to berlin with the box containing the hardest. before my colleague would even be ready for implantation. quite soon. upon arrival at the hospital, the team gets ready the old and removal. 8 hours have now passed since the don't it was diagnosed as brain dead, the prerequisite. but any organ donation from that point on the function of the organs as only being maintained by machines. often more than 300 days of waiting a life changing moment

these 2 countries on getting close to the crime, lynn has already suggested pre own young join joins naval exercises with moscow. and beijing a workman's deal could be next. next dw business with rob watts and russian chinese trade times. i've been to the one, i'll have more international my minds for you next. now you want to stay with the . sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for. but we've got something for you. imagine that you're eating a hamburger. and as you're biting into this juicy bird or your dining companions as to you, actually that hamburger is not made from cows. it's made from golden retrievers.

i'm sorry richard sent in for lynn for me and the whole team working behind the scenes. thank you so much for watching the come have a few. she's out t v highlights you every week in your inbox, subscribe. now how offline rivers created. is it by a voice, a full crying voice of how's it goes into the b trees. switching nose up to $1000.00 leases of low. so in a day forest fires evaporating large amounts of moist tune in to get the onset and learn more about the heavy and visible over the flows through the sky. start september 20th on dw, the b here set fits sites on china's cups. price call make us commission president to a sort of fund a lie and has amounts and investigation into whether paging is unfairly subsidizing its electric car industry. through china's economic problems make it more or less likely to and they tie one will look at contradictory claims out of the us state of the business on robots in berlin. welcome to the d. you has announced an investigation into chinese electric comedy cuz brussels suspects state health from badging is giving them an unfair adv

and these people who are already living pretty prep, precarious situation. rebecca reduced interest lynn bear. rebecca, thank you so much. we'll go to new j now with thousands gathered outside of french and military base in the capital one saturday . they were demanding french trips leave the country. the protest comes in the wake of new jersey july military code. now the tank of the piece to have widespread support for the form in the form of french colony, but powers refuses to recognize the hunters authority and defend sentiments has been rising in the chair since the qu in july, as has the number of people taking pods and protests against the former colonial power. this demonstration outside of french minutes have a base in the countries capital is believed to be the largest gathering today. many health signs with anti french slogans, such as this one retreats many of new jazz down to sons. how the demonstrations coveted coughing traits, infrared flag as a line intermediary. and so just held back crowds with fed up. they plugged it, our resources, we become aware of it. so it kind of

a soft services on d w the, this is the domain use live from the lynn jerome release is prisoners and exchange for billions of dollars. 5 americans are freed after years of detention. so let's spike to run agree to swap them for 5 of radians deals in the us and access to park frozen funds. also coming up atlanta and extreme poverty by 20 so that he is in peril that's according to the un secretary general says the world must renew efforts to achieve the sustainable development goals. the, you know, i'm telling me a lot people welcome to the program along the way, said prisoners swap between iran and the us is on the way. 5 americans have been freed. they arrived in doha, after leaving to run and then now on route to the us. they being exchanged for 5, it radians held in the us to a form of reports of the land didn't have around, according to the iranian state, t. now run is also getting access to $6000000000.00 in oil revenue that was frozen by south korea around foreign ministry confound the money would be transferred to a bank account and cut off with the agreement allows it to be us

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arrivals. italy and officials have criticized france and germany's decision to turn away migrants for lynn says it's a spending of program to take and more of my friends who land in italy saying it faces high migratory pressure. i asked katherine buller, director of the european council and refugees and exiles why we are seeing the shift is ongoing political debates and hostility towards asylum seekers and refugees and many countries of europe. there's also the perception in certain countries that they're doing more than other countries. and whereas in front and what is always needed is a collective response. the actual numbers of people, the writing all manageable, but they're only manageable as all the countries within the european union worked together. so that the situation of a to lee and it's not to introduce responsibility to deny access to tyrant tre of to prevent people of rising not with the legal on the pos, eventually the soonest. if people are wrong, if initially they should then be solidarity with actually in other countries supporting offering relocation, for instance, for p

lynne olney emailed us to say we were wondering what on earth she was doing there.extra did this all cost? sending her and her production team to plymouth with the bbc strapped for cash and bbc schedules full of repeats, mike gail also wondered what was the point? graham ford took up this perennial newswatch complaint, and it wasn'tjust sophie hayworth's location that he was concerned about. so i'm watching the bbc news at ten o'clock on the 20th of september. and to my incredulity, we've got sophie raworth on the roof of some building in plymouth. ..westminster, who's been hit by a downpour. i hope you can hear me. all right, chris. we then moved to chris mason outside parliament, who is under his umbrella looking like a completely drowned rat. you've got to feel pretty sorry for the guy. what on earth is he doing out there in the pouring rain? well, it seems as if the hospital system's been under— considerable pressure today. then we move to hugh pym, who is also under an umbrella, which is quite ridiculous, because he's getting soaking wet as well. don't the bbc

the, the, this is the, the good news live from the lynn concern for the safety of a sneak on mania ends in not going a car box. armenia calls for you in mission to the disputing region, accusing as a bi john of planning ethnic cleansing. we'll look at the plot of civilians trapped in the young quite also in the next 15 minutes. don't treat migraines as insight as that was the pope's message to you, or as a highlight supplies of refugees at a mass in southern france. and in the buddhist league, a new signing lee and not of when you t as in nightmare hyundai do for in your own building and gotten more in the jared rage. thank you for joining us. i mean, it is urging the you in to send admission to know, go into a car box to monitor the security of asinique armenian say as a by john has promised to protect human rights in the disputed enclave which it sees control of this week. a ceasefire with separatist is still holding by mania, has accused, as a bi sean of planning ethnic cleansing be repeated, steve aggression deposited by john against the sovereignty. the 3 of the republic of, for me

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doctor lynn will come to you. i'd like to start with this line we heard from team junk one. we need to the, the intensify strategic and tactical cooperation to ensure safety guarantee, a long lasting pace, both within the region and in the whole world at please tell us what do you think that means as it was briefly mentioned, the fact of his career uh, 6 out kind of technical corporation by we russia so that they can accomplish say, the technical development of the other countries. and this is a very good time you for north korea because the rush. oh, so nice don't support by the countries in the like, countries like north korea, north korea, let experience conflict. i looked down a wrong just because we did a 19 period. so any further sanctions visit any home or threat for north korea anymore? so now let's korea has nothing to fear biology in terms of the international sanctions. and because of that, it's very good timing from north korea to sick and have a cooperation with russia. and this is a lot of the really need to think about in the near future. so you're saying it's

and you're watching the w and use life from the lynn. he has a reminder of our top story. european commission president or so left on the line has visited vitale. an island of milan to do us up, alongside italian prime minister george emily h as a has also be used to help in dealing with thousands of some migrant arrives. and that's all from us for now. coming up next, we have a documentary about a woman who urgency needs you long and the hard to stay a lot. i'm monica jones for me on the news team here in berlin. thanks for watching the questions. got any issues or thoughts say what the model, $700.00 children are arrested every year. israel.

jamie lynn so hard working and dedicated. it is so fun.o take advantage of -- you act. you've acted. you sing. you've got, i don't know, but i'm guessing this girl can dance. >> i grew up with the traditional sense of dancing, like everyone does tap, jazz, ballet. i went more the cheerleader route. it's a different kind of dancing. by the way, ballroom, there's every little thing matters. i think you just have to fully commit from like the top of your head to the tip of your toes. >> we already worked out. >> i don't want to do it. >> i want to see. i want to learn. that's good. >> i'm learning. >> easy to do. i'm guessing it will get harder as we go. >> he's been wonderful. my family got to meet him. he's been great. wouldn't rather do it with anyone else. >> let me ask you about your family. what does your sister, what do your parents think about you doing the plunge? >> my 15-year-old actually was very motivated for me to do this, which was so surprising. i'm thinking she was would say, you're going to dance on tv? what are you doing? s

lyndon johnson they love lynn done johnson. woodrow wilson, same thing. margaret sanger, gets billions and billions of dollars. we can go on. you never hear them speak up. in favor of the founders of the country. in favors of the framers of the constitution. in defense of the constitution. they try and twist it like the 14th amendment to accommodate what they want. but they don't support them. they support people who hate them. and they are trying to destroy them. and they are surrogates that teaches unions are doing a hell good job of that brain washing our children and diverting them from getting an education to other things. so, the point is, the democrat party is an autocratic party, and by the way, like most autocratic parties and you to be creases they camouflage their true purpose by claiming they are doing these great things for the people, especially the poor. they are doing great things because they defend democracy, how? by destroying the voting system. how? putting an opponent in prison, destroy the electoral college where only democrat cities

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and then cory lynn from facebook saying, support, no one is above the law. caller: kevin mccarthy is a joke. this guy, so far appears there's no evidenc that biden has done anything wrong to be impeached. if he has, then he should be impeached. but so far, as far as i can see they haven't found anything. but mccarthy, those people like that, marjorie taylor greene and that other one there, i can't remember his name from yesterday that dressed him down. they've got him right by the throat and he conceded so much of his powers away just to get that position. he wanted that position so bad. it took 15 votes for him to get in there. he's powerless and they know it and have him right where he wants it. he knows it and running scared and doesn't dare to do anything what they tell him or else they're going to can him and think it's a total joke. host: duke from maine. also on our opposed line from philadelphia we'll hear from horace, go ahead. horace in philadelphia, good morning. one more time for horace. and then we'll go to sheila, cherylton georgia on our oppos

new leadership means new changes and lock lynn is facing an uphill moment for tv news. what we do know that this change is due to take event in mid—november and by looking ahead to see what role rupert murdoch will choose to take. he said he will stay on as chair of both companies and have a daily role but nothing specific about what kind of role he will be taking in the future. ., ~' , ., , of role he will be taking in the future. ., ~ ,, , . , future. thank you very much. plenty more on this — future. thank you very much. plenty more on this in _ future. thank you very much. plenty more on this in the _ future. thank you very much. plenty more on this in the next _ future. thank you very much. plenty more on this in the next few - future. thank you very much. plenty more on this in the next few hours. | the bank of england has surprised the financial markets by keeping interest rates unchanged and ending a sequence of 1a consecutive rate rises. interest rates were held at 5.25%, which is their highest level for 15 years. many analysts had expected rates to rise again,

army civil affairs command came to the smithsonian and amidst meetings with lynn nichols who had written the study rates of europa about working to protect cultural heritage and world war ii, viewed our collection at the archives of american art ee where we keep the materials, photographs from their mission. we signed an agreement reestablishing the training of monuments officers. we then faced training in the co midst of covid but worked closely together with the military, with the situation in afghanistan, trying to protect w both artifacts and people. i remember those days, scott, l corine and i were on the phone, texting, trying to do right by the heritage of afghanistan. now, with ukraine, we have been getting supplies into our colleagues. a smithsonian fellow during the haiti project is now a leader of ukrainian cultural heritage protection efforts in light of the russian invasion. one of our graduates today works at the virginia museum of natural history and leads the cultural heritage monitoring web and partnership with the smithsonian. he and his team are hereby satellite, some

and darrell lynn spoke to one frustrated woman who was on the verge of homelessness after she lost her vehicle. >> this car owner is in tears. she just filed a police report. someone stole her 2001 chevy suburban in front of her apartment sunday morning. >> a lot, you know, because that car collecting water from the street. >> she collected bottles and cans for a year to save up $3,000 to buy the suv. now she feels like the world around her is collapsing. >> i have to try every day to take it. they won't go to school, because we have to figure out what is going to be next. >> jasmin and her kids moved to oakland five months ago. they were at one point homeless after she lost her job. >> we close to be homeless here in oakland. >> oakland police report from january 1 to september 17, they recorded 10,547 stolen vehicles. that comes out to about 40 stolen cars a day. officers say that's a 51% increase compared to the same period last year. >> it's astounding. it's really hard to believe. >> that's insane. i didn't realize it was that bad. >> while the number is pretty staggering, i wish

also lynn wood, a prominent long-time attorney here in georgia. only serving on the trump team but who really became a household name at least in the atlanta area, while defending richard jewel, an early f.b.i. suspect in the olympic park bombing who in the end turned out to have nothing to do with that. so very interesting these people that this special grand jury had recommended indictments against, but once willis, the d.a., brought their investigation to the actual grand jury responsible for these indictments, they were not among those, among the 19 co-defendants who were ultimately indicted. back to you. >> bill: stand by. coming back in a moment. back to professor turley a couple of questions i don't understand here. this grand jury was selected in may of 2022. it's september of 2023 now. i just don't understand how that calendar works in a legal sense. and even though you may question whether or not the grand jury had recommended indicting certain politicians, the indictments didn't happen. so does that -- is that still a problem, or if you