marianne, are you okay?rianne: for now, yeah, but it is swelterring, right now 40,000 californians have lost power because of overwhelming heat. california independent system operator declaring stage three energy alert warning residentss rotating power outages possible, please reduce energy use. governor gavin newsom urged citizens to set thermostats to 78 degrees. >> californians, you have stepped up, but we're heading to the worst part and risk for outages is real and immediate. everyone has to do their part to help step up for just a few more days. >> marianne: gavin newsom urged resi residents to precool their home before 4 p.m., receiving alerts on their phone and residents sharing how they are coping with the possibility of a power outage. >> have a generator ready to keep my refrigerator going, other than that, want to save our food and ep cooing fingers crossed it doesn't happen to us. >> with heat, it is you have to, can't use fan or air conditioning. >> marianne: florida's -- the twitter meme start

marianne has the details.morning. >> marianne: woke capitalism is expected to come under skrut nee should republicans take the house and top banking executives were probed on capitol hill. >> this is weaponizing voting rights in the name of the radical environmental, social governance or esg agenda, fighting off equity audits. >> progressives continue their line of questioning pushing for climate change and socialism after this exchange between rashida tlaib and jp morgan ceo jamie diamond. >> absolutely not and that would be the road to hell for america. >> yeah, that issin fine. sir, everything that got relief from student loans has a bank account with your bank, should take out their account and close their account. >> marianne: kevin mccarthy is showcasing commitment to america, including dozens of policy recommendations that include energy independence, border security and parental rights in the classroom to name a few, here is congresswoman nancy mace. >> looking at how to get out of inflation, jobs in t

all right, marianne, how are people feeling out there today? >> reporter: well, i talked to a lot of fans out here today. they felt very bad trey suffered such a major injury. jimmy g is such a fan favorite and many femt he should have been the starting quarterback to begin with. they're very excited that the niners held on to jimmy g and they are looking forward to seeing how he's going to perform coming up. they like what he did yesterday against the seahawks. they say he has a lot to prove and they are excited to see him back on the field as the starter. >> so a lot of people excited about jimmy g. let's get back to trey lance. i understand he spoke with an orthopedic surgeon today. what's the surgeon saying? >> reporter: well, he told me, he's from ucsf, a professor of orthopedic surgery, and he told me that, first of all, this is a common injury among athletes. he also said that the bone did not poke through the skin, so that's another good sign. trey has a lot of things in his favor. his surgery at sanford hospital was successful. he also

. >> todd: that is not stopping abbott, marianne has the latest. >> marianne: mayor lightfoot lashing out as greg abbott after he sent two more bus loads north to the windy sanctuary city as battle over biden administration border policy rages on. >> governor abbott racist and xenophobia has amplified challenge migrants experience on their journey to find a safe place. the governor's actions are inhumane, he has no morals, humanity or shame. >> marianne: lightfoot offering to take on texas residents. >> i'm happy to drain texas of all residents. >> this would work well to say, people you want to get rid of do it in a better way. >> i suppose that would work in theory, that is not the point, right? >> marianne: in reality, data shows people living in blue states are fleeing for red states, with texas number one destination for people rel relocated. calling out federal government for failure when addressing the border. >> all of these cities dealing with bus loads from texas is result of failure of the federal government to address the border situation for generations, for decades and u

. >> carley: marianne joins us live.ood morning. >> marianne: democrats are building momentum, but republican have -- gop forecasted to control 231 seats in the house and democrats 204. worst case scenario, the gop has a comfortable majority with 216. the best scen /* case scenario, democrats win 219 seats. the gop seems to be pulling ahead, in georgia, showman republican herschel walker leading warnock. and gop brian kemp pulling ahead of stacey abrams 50 to 42%. newt gingrich says democrats failed to deliver anything meaningful for the economy or border security. >> the democrats can dance, they can scream, they can pretend and lie, but the american people are seeing in their own lives a very simple fact. it is falling apart, they will not have a political machine to last for a generation and the average american looks and says this is stupid. >> marianne: latest analysis of potential red wave comes days after president biden would not give a firm answer if he will run in 2024. >> president biden: my intention, i will

. >> todd: marianne rafferty with the latest details, rep mike marianne. >> refusing to back down nine claims documents at his home in the federal judge set to hear a a motion to oversee the ongoing investigation as the doj filing seeks to take over all aspects of the case. trump legal team firing back. the united states office with extraordinary document with the court suggesting the doj and the doj alone should be entrusted with the responsibility of evaluating unjustified pursuit of criminalizing a former presidents possession of personal and presidential records in a secure setting. the doj argued a special master was unnecessary arguing in a filing plaintiff's motion with a special master enjoying further review of seized materials failed for multiple independent reasons. the government developed evidence government records were concealed and removed to obstructing the investigation. the fbi releasing snapshots of paper marked top-secret scattered on the floor in trump's office. the former president posted on truth social the documents are staged. they took them out of cartons and

nbc bay area's marianne favro is at levi's stadium with a look at his prognosis.ofold because it's trey being out and also to jimmy g being back. >> reporter: fans have a lot to say about that. the team said that trey lance underwent successful surgery this morning at stanford hospital, and they expect him to be back on the field next season. 49ers fans say they were stunned when they watched trey lance leave the field seriously hurt during the first quarter of the game against seattle yesterday. >> it was so sad when we saw it happen. >> reporter: the 49ers said lance underwent successful surgery to prepare two injuries to his ankle. today trey lance tweeting from his hospital bed, i truly appreciate all the messages and prayers. surgery was a success, and i am ready to attack this rehab process, adding, i will be back better than ever. in a statement, the team said lance will start the rehab process and head team physician dr. tim mcadams is confident he will recover completely in time for a full return in the 2023 season. ucsf associate professor of orthopedic

. >> i'm marianne back with headlines now. a motive for the move. >> it's a cover-up, that's why. they don't want you to know everything the department of justice grabbed out of donald trump's home. >> marianne: the appeal would allow a third party to review documents. the doj is asking the judge to rule by next thursday. and president biden appear to be trying to backtrack on comments and went right back to attacking maga republicans yesterday. >> president biden: she can't be pro insurrection and predemocracy, don't threaten economic rights, they refuse to accept the will of the people, they threaten our very democracy. >> marianne: the biden administration could plan to keep releasing oil from the strategic reserve past the planned deadline next momth, the release could extend past election day as the country faces crippling gas prices. janet yellen made it clear where we stand on fossil fuels. >> the whims of putin. >> marianne: her remarks came after tour of the ford plant where they are making a move toward electric vehi

. >> todd: marianne live with the latest. >> marianne: good morning. texas governor greg abbott sending migrants to safshth your, as two bus loads arrive in chicago last night. a new drop-off location for border crossers. abbott expected migrants to be welcomed with open arms. i look forward to seeing responsibility and action as migrants receive resources from a sanctuary city with capacity to serve them. the democratic leader responding with harsh criticism for the governor. texas governor greg abbott is without shame or humanity, we are welcoming them and will not turn our backs on those who need our help the most, but they are describing their arrival as anything, but welcoming. >> they say we were going to be assisted here, that is not true. we are not asking for -- we just want to find a place to stay. >> marianne: chicago struggles to find beds for migrants, new york city has a million dollar welcoming center after the first intake shelter plans fell through. migrant troubles grow as border patrol in california apprehend group of 100 illegal imm

- peace, marianne.s sam jay, y'all. - [cheers and applause] - that's right. [applause] and later in the show, i'll be talking shit with my guy, michael rappaport. now, a lot happened this week. serena williams says she's retiring from tennis - after the us open, but... - audience: aww! i know, i know, i know. but she says she doesn't like the word "retirement." she prefers the word "transition." [audience murmurs] i think someone should remind serena in 2022, "transition" doesn't mean retirement. [laughter] it means "learn my mother[bleep] pronouns." okay? all right? "retirement" sounds way more official than "transition," though. when i come out as trans, i'm gonna say i'm retiring. [laughter] put my dick in the rafters. [laughter, catcalls] doctors in china detected a new virus that they think could be another pandemic. - [audience groans] - i know, man. y'all thinking what i'm thinking? yeah. the little kids working at the chinese virus factory must be working overtime. [laughter] and frank ocean is

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> let's go outside right now. a live look from our network of traffic cameras. wow, lots of blue skies at this hour. but earlier today, very stormy. are we done yet? people were out with their windshield wipers going and their umbrellas. this is redwood city, where we saw downpours this morning. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. what is the radar showing right now? >> this storm system is finally starting to move off to the north after five days lingering out here across california. so let me get you into storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar. we aren't seeing any views in that scan. we tracking spotty showers, nothing severe, and i'm keefing keeping my eye on the south bay. a slight chance we could get something popping over the next one to two hours. i wanted to show you this next thing because we have seen so much unusual weather for september. look at this. a five-day storm setting over us. two to three inches of rain. thunderstorms, hail, two to ten times our monthly rain average in just a cou

what's his secret, mariann >> what's he eating? >> he has some great kids who keep him going i don't know >> i love that all right. let me ask you about johnson & johnson. i thought johnson & johnson was doing something where they were going to break the company in various parts. one was the consumer products. the other was the drug pipeline. i want to ask you about that, their strategy, and are you at all troubled by what j&j has done with respect to setting up a shell company to handle the liabilities involved with their talcum powder lawsuits it's called a texas two-step it's a very controversial move frankly, it seems like it's raising a lot of questions are you worried about that at all? >> you know, that's not a concern for me it's a legal maneuver to separate the -- you know, the trials and tribulations at trials really from the rest of the operating company, and it's probably a gooddecision to kee it separate. >> our last guest said he was expecting a 100 basis point rate hike tomorrow. if we see a more aggressive stance fr

. >> ashley: marianne rafferty live in los angeles with the latest, good morning, marianne. >> ashleyning, lashing out texas governor abbott calling him a man without morals after sent to more busloads of illegal immigrants north to the windy sanctuary city on wednesday as the bitter political battle over the biden administration's border policies rages on. >> governor abbott's xenophobic and racist practices of expulsion have only amplified the challenges that many of these migrants have experienced on their journey to find a safe place. the governor's actions are not just inhumane, they are unpatriotic. he is a man without any mor morals, humanity or shape. >> taking on new texas residents who might be unhappy with their governor. listen. >> i'm happy to take and drain texas of all of its residents. >> why don't you reach out to him and say, hey, [indistinct] >> i suppose that would work in theory but that's not the point. >> but in reality, data shows people living in blue states like illinois are learning to read states with illinois ranking third for residents leaving and texas n

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> i think mini would like the gelato any time of the year. ice in their water bowls and that kind of stuff. the same thing on conserving energy, we need to conserve energy. keep all the lights off. unplug as many things as you can, and it will keep the house cooler. >> those are awesome tips. >> dog's hair for lucy, you want to keep them trimmed so the hair doesn't add more temperature. >> it's like humans. just hydrate. make sure their dog bowls are full. and make sure your cup is full with that water, especially if we do get into the rolling blackouts. you want to make sure you're already hydrated before that air conditioning cuts off. we know some of you are watching us on your app and your power is already out. let's bring into it that microclimate. and we'll give you a look. we all saw the car thermometers today. we all felt it. but here it is on screen for you. all-time hottest temperature ever in san jose at 109 degrees. the old all-time record was 108. so as of today, it has never been this hot in san jose. so certainly a scorcher the

he learned his mother marianne and husband jerry are safe.efully the first of many loved ones to reconnect. >> time will tell. hopefully it's not going to be as bad as everyone thinks it's going to be. i think there's going to be a lot of rebuilding happening. i hope anyone who's looking for a loved one in the area -- good luck. >>> we turn now to a group of volunteers hoping to connect other families with their loved ones. abc's victor oquendo spent the day with the cajun navy. >> reporter: tonight, sanibel island cut off from the rest of florida after being hit with what the governor calls a biblical storm surge. we're standing on what was the causeway into sanibel. that bridge was the only way no or out. you can see a huge chunk of it collapsed, washed away during the storm. now the only way to get to people who are still on the island, boat or helicopter. those rescues now under way on the island. as they are throughout the state. we set out with one group of volunteers. >> this neighborhood in ft. myers is completely flooded. i'm on a bo

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> okay. also tonight, what's with all the water? a once dry creek in santa rosa is suddenly flowing again. now this started after last week's earthquake. two earthquakes struck less than a minute apart last tuesday above ground, and a lot of people in the bay area felt the shaking. underground, the earthquake apparently shook loose some undergroundground water. people who live north of santa rosa noticed right away. they said before the earthquake there was very little quarter in the creek. but after the quakes the water level rose by about 6 inches. >> we can see it very easily from our second story especially. the quake -- the creek went from looking like a pond, no discernible flow to look like waves of flow. so it was increasing dramatically in this time span of minutes. >> people who live by the creek then speculated that the higher water level had something to do with the earthquake. you can see this map right here, right. the creek actually isn't far from where the epicenter of the earthquake happened. so we wanted to know, a

they won't even send homework home, they won't give them any pacts. >> reporter: marianne favro, nbca news. >>> the countdown is on. today is the final day of the legislative session in sacramento. that means lawmakers have until midnight to pass hundreds of pending bills. there are also bills that have been passed that are now headed to the governor's desk for his approval. california is set to open up millions in state funding for people coming to california from out of state abortions. the bill passed yesterday as part of the state's budget. $20 million in taxpayers money will go towards the state's abortion practical support fund. it will also be supplemented by private donations. also, two bills to incentivize housing instruction in areas typically zoned for office and retail. one bill has stricter affordable standards. the other stricter labor standards. instead of choosing sides, the legislature passed both of these bills. if both are signed, developers will have a choice of which policy to use. and part of the governor's climate push, sb 1020 passed yesterday, it requires ren

marianne favro, "today in the bay." >>> family and friends of teenager kiley rodney gathered yesterday for a celebration of her life on a quiet hill side in truckey. there was music and many memories of the 16-year-old. her body was found inside her car at the bottom of prosser lake last month. the teen you may recall was reported missing after a large party at a nearby campground. her mother says she is at peace but doesn't see the celebration of life as closure. investigators have not yet said whether they consider kiely's death an accident or suspicious. the nevada county sheriff's office is waiting on toxicology and autopsy results. the chp is still working to determine how her car ended up in the lake. >>> now to the man long wanted in connection with the abuse and murder of an east bay child. he is now behind bars. this morning at 9:00 a.m. the state attorney general will announce more details about his arrest. yesterday merced police arrested dhante jackson. the department posted this photo on facebook shortly after his arrest in newark. jackson is a suspect in the killing of 8-

viewer, and the viewer to the director in the center of the plot of the scene and the married life of marianne juha is a very strong married couple who are raising two daughters. one day after dinner with friends who are on the verge of divorce. once again, they rejoice at how well they are doing. although everyone finds his own explanation for this. now i know why katharina and peter have a living hell. this is how they speak to me in one language, they need to translate their words into a third understandable language so that they understood their meaning, in my opinion, everything is much simpler here, we talk about everything and immediately understand each other, because we speak the same language, so everything is so good with us. no, if they spoke their native language and trusted each other, then money would not play any role. you with your languages, i deal with this every day at work, sometimes like a husband and wife are talking on a broken phone. and sometimes it’s as if two programmed voices sound, and sometimes it’s as if interplanetary silence has come and not i just know the wo

hi, marianne i indeed are me and a team her ards are in his home today and our 1st our pool is just that the outskirts of the recent deliberated city of is you him to the side of those mass burials you could see? or there's that the city cemetery and just behind it they are grazed. there are dozens of freshie or doug graves and the forensics are working there every day to uncover our bodies to recover dam and to determine what happened to those people. i can tell you that there's definitely dozens of grades and definitely there were big enough to her house, those 400 or more than 400 bodies that the ukraine authorities are talking about while we were on site or we assisted we witnessed or rather we witnessed or not of see made by forensic experts after a body had been a freshly uncovered in a fresh he brought her outside of the grave. this was the body of an 18 year old man. very young man who had his hands tied behind his back. so, or of course, or did preliminary conclusion was dark, this was a violence, a death he had also, as suffered from a blow add to the back of his head with some

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cox and ed's sister, marianne.ricia received her china, the blue tree pattern by lyness, her silver, eloquence from greenfield massachusetts, and her crystal, a cut glass pattern. prior to mrs. agnes party and informal shar was held on may 26. tricia wasn't the first white house bride-to-be to have a shower given in her honor by a member of the washington women's press corps. helen thomas was hostess of the party at which mrs. nixon, julie, and ed's mother were honored yet. other guests included members of mrs. nixon staff and women reporters. one of tricia is gifts from a lady of the press. to be an expression of sympathy for tricia and ed's desire for anonymity. to the movement of all, tricia donned her disguise. on friday evening june 4 at washington's beautiful anderson house, mrs. william rogers, wife of the secretary of state, hosted a reception for the diplomatic corps in honor of tricia and it. dean of the diplomatic corps led the way through the receiving line. the secretary of state was unable to be there

cox and ed's sister, marianne.ricia received her china, the blue tree pattern by lyness, her silver, eloquence from greenfield massachusetts, and her crystal, a cut glass pattern. prior to mrs. agnes party and informal shar was held on may 26. tricia wasn't the first white house bride-to-be to have a shower given in her honor by a member of the washington women's press corps. helen thomas was hostess of the party at which mrs. nixon, julie, and ed's mother were honored yet. other guests included members of mrs. nixon staff and women reporters. one of tricia is gifts from a lady of the press. to be an expression of sympathy for tricia and ed's desire for anonymity. to the movement of all, tricia donned her disguise. on friday evening june 4 at washington's beautiful anderson house, mrs. william rogers, wife of the secretary of state, hosted a reception for the diplomatic corps in honor of tricia and it. dean of the diplomatic corps led the way through the receiving line. the secretary of state was unable to be there

the bigger question people have, aside from the optics of this, i want to start with you marianne here, because you were on the ground in martha's vineyard. you've spoken to many of the people who have been transported this way. i wonder what the impression they had as to where they were going and why they were there. do you have any idea? >> yes, laura, well, actually, lawyers for civil rights has been on the ground at st. andrew's church since yesterday morning, including myself. and what we're hearing from folks on the -- the affected individuals is that, you know, they were induced. they were told promises that they would find employment, that they would find permanent housing, that they -- that this whole ordeal would not affect their immigration proceedings at all. and as you were mentioning earlier, many people were told that they were going to one location and really halfway through the trip, they were told that they were actually headed to an island off the coast of massachusetts. i think it's a little disingenuous to expect people who have just set foot on u.s. soil to know t

marianne favro. >> reporter: in walgreens in san jose, no supplies of the moderna booster, and like many other pharmacies in bay area, not sure when to expect a shipment. eric plans to get latest pfizer covid booster. >> glad i didn't choose moderna. >> reporter: there's a nationwide shortage, so it's easier to get pfizer. when we went on the walgreens website checking san jose area, showed no moderna shots available within 25 miles. also the case at most cvs pharmacies we checked. moderna has not yet responded to questions. but dr. peter chin-hong says even if you can't make appointment for moderna shot, shouldn't stop you from getting a booster. >> also hearing it's very challenging to get moderna booster, if you wanted that one specifically. but as infectious disease doctor because they're boosters, really doesn't matter if you get pfizer or moderna from body perspective, it's the same kind of signal or reminder to the immune system. >> reporter: for those who really want moderna covid booster, some appointments are available through santa clara county department of public health. dr.

marianne rafferty says he also had a message about conquering our fears as we age.t like that, he's off. famed free climber alone. robert taking on this 48 story skyscraper in france, all without a harness and safety gear, armed with only a pair of climbing shoes and a bag of chalk to keep the sweat off his hands. it's very impressive. it's scary to watch, but i hope he won't fall. and while this daredevil has made it to the top of many structures around the world, this special climb is in honor of his 60th birthday. i want to send people the message that being 60 years old is nothing. you can still do sport be active, fabulous things , even though it's stunts aren't for most people. robbers message isn't far off with the cdc stating. regular physical activity is critical for older adults to maintain their health and wellness. adding people 65 older need at least 150 minutes of moderate exercise each week while scaling a tower isn't on the list of recommended activities, the agency says a brisk walk should suffice. the cdc also recommends adults in this age group do

. >> and marianne mentioned the smoke making things tough for crews but also impacting our air quality. >> those skies the last couple of days the wind and pattern higher up going east to west pushing some of the smoke to the bay area. we will finish the weekend with an air quality advisory for wildfire smoke. locally we're talking low to moderate air pollution. a very different story, though, closer to the fire lines. you can see the areas in blue through sunday indicating that moderate air quality. up to the east those areas of dark red and purple hazardous air quality. that's an aqi index between 300 and 500. crews are out there dealing with those conditions and also air operations, one of the key tools to slow down the speed of the fire being taken away by low visibility at time. we'll have to watch that closely. now, tonight we are seeing some showers moving through. again this is a storm formerly known as kay. you probably have noticed at times sprinkles and light showers pass through. we'll likely see more of this as we head into sunday. tomorrow plan on temperatures climbing ju

i'm marianne rafferty. now back to tucker carlson. >> tonight, the downside of cartels is they produce lousy products. >> they keep serving up garbsame garbage and you have to eat it because you have no choice. >> the upside of cartels have no is ultimately they're overthrown. some scrappy upstart shows up with a bette upstartr product and crushes them. we just saw that happen in late night comedy, which really since the end of the johnny carson era has been serving upip increasingly mediocre fare until greg gutfeld showed up sho and completely overturnewed the table. and the numbers are in forh of the month of august. agutfeld the show ranked as the most watched late night programs on all television, is the first time that a cable show has beaten the broadcast shows. gutfeld specifically unseated the thoroughly repulsive ert. and completely unfunny stephen colbert. so we're not gonna let this moment pass without celebratinea . we are going to celebrateu because you should and we want to. greg. gutfeld is t

ah no, i'm marianne noisy. and then just a quick look at the main stories now and in i to nations is planning to send monitors the ukranian city of idiom to investigate reports of a mass burial site that ukraine is saying. 450 bodies were discovered just days after the city was recaptured from russian forces. it's accused russia of carrying out possible war crimes. any of the victims of believe to have been civilians and officials say most are showing signs of torture. or concerns over the warn you crying as spill down to the open at a summit. have central asian powers. india's prime minister, nor under modi, directly criticized the conflict during talks with president putin. i tell you it's not an error of war and i have spoken too many times of the phone on this issue. that democracy, diplomacy, and dialogue are all the things that make it clear to the world that in the coming days, how can we move on the path of peace? we will get to talk on this issue today. in our, the headlines, sci fi between care gets d

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hello, i'm marianne demise in london with a quick look at a main stories now for moscow controlled regions in easton and southern ukraine of started voting on whether to become part of russia. granting official say some residents have been threatened with punishment if they don't vote for de referendums taking place in the hans done yet. parisha and harrison that's about 15 percent of ukraine's territory, given its western allies of condemned the votes as a sham. the u. s. says it's prepared to impose additional sanctions on russia if it moves to annex parts of ukraine. the mobilization of reservices continuing across russia is at present diffusion looks to bolster is forces in ukraine stadiums have been turned into a collection center for draftees of the military aged men continue to flee the country with border crossing thing. heavy traffic finland's government is announced . little significantly restricts the entry of russian citizens who also knew look, well, i didn't expect it. so i went to the kindergarten with my daughter and they gave me the core of a paper in the street. i came he

ah, lo and marianne was in watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. ah, russians of all ages bid farewell to the law. soviet leader mikhail gorbachev. but to president putin stays away saying he's too busy. the death toll from pakistan's floods rises to at least $1265.00, at least a 3rd of the victims. the children and a few lead forces nasa to call off the launch of it are to miss mission to the moon 1st 2nd time. ah well, come to the program. we begin in ukraine. we're tensions is still running high around those apparition nuclear power plant international atomic energy agency is saying the russian control facility is again lost connection to the last remaining main external power line amid the ongoing shelling there. but it continues to supply electricity to ukraine's national grid through a reserve line. a 3 all the power lines were lost earlier in the conflict. on saturday, rushing back, official said the plan was knocked off line by shelling on thursday. the head of the you endotomic watched the one that the physical integrity of europe's larges

what game would you give me marianne safe on the streets? sometimes, as i said, many women have disappeared in quintile sandals. when this, when we go out, you see photos unused about women who haven't come home in some parts of our neighbourhood. you even hear about murders school and then also does we be? must boys ask abby, though they? just as he knows now about 9 underage women disappear per day and mexico? that's 3200 a year. almost 2000 women were murdered in the 1st half of 2021. over $500.00 cases were officially famous sites. murders of women motivated by jealousy, possessiveness, or massage. any. nancy's freedom is a woman has not been easy to achieve. her family is deeply conservative. she has paid a high price for not marrying and enjoying sexual freedom. her father is disgusted and relatives avoid her. no was if you need not when people say it's the 1st thing you hear about our reputation. it's a heavy burden for us women today. the more partners you have, the more you are condemned. not well yet it's different for men and they

ah, hello, i'm marianne massey in london. you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program, or scenes of celebration and relief, ukraine's heart kiva offensive continues with reports of a rapid russian retreat. vote counting begins in sweden where the ruling block is in a battle for survival amid a surgeon support for the far right and protest her up in chile as the country marks the 49th anniversary of the military to lead by general augusta finishing ah welcome to the program we begin in scotland, where the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2nd is arrived in edinburgh after a more than 6 hour journey from bar moral castle. a journey saw the cortege where wine through towns and fields and countryside along a route lined with well wishes, hoping for their final opportunity to pay tribute to the queen. for monday she will lie at rest and said, giles was cathedral for her casket is flown to london and fish. as this report now from edinburgh. the beginning of the final journey, the coffin of the late queen caddied by the co

n ortiz. marianne garcia has been on the ground and her son visiting a key bridge over the river. there that has been shelled with the american high mars rocket system. ukrainian, the high mas, multiple rocket launcher system, allude sort of bridge and here san hughley bridge in the vicinity across the vas river near. but the american supplied rockets badly mixed. a ferry packed with civilians who to feel the impacts. this is some kind of sky bridge. we have a 15 minute window. that was easy or is it we have our 15 minute window to fill the consequences in the aftermath of ukrainian shelling will rocket attacks on the bridge. here is what they look like american. american massage that have targeted the bridge witness every day for 4 weeks now we're close. aah! to the hill, sun side of the bridge. on the other end towards the middle of the bridge, the disruption these much went civilian vehicles are no longer able to cross it. but again, as i said, there's only a short window. we've been told by troops that we have. they have detected new launches. as of now, but this means that th

oh, i hello, i'm marianne mit in london. a quick look at our main stories now and the us president joe biden as was him a push against you.

i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "hannity". weekl >> earlier in the week, we spoke with congressman james komando. hejames comer. has uncovered evn hunter biden allegedly worked to sell american natural gas to china. now, john solomon, he's obtained new documents that further reveal the extent h of this corruptionas o tha. thu and now he is the founder,n editor in chief ofchief of the news.com. just the news.com. investigativ investigative reporter john solomon. okay, you found documentimporteh and we see that pretty much everyone in the biden familyd. was involved. >> true or false? yeah, james biden and hunter bin biden are principals ofwork. the company doing the work. e ti you can see them in the law bills attending the meetings. is they're trying to find these deals with china. and then joe biden, hunterhunter biden writes an email to hisis colleague after he opens up the office for this new company and says, make sure my mother and my father and my uncle. so james biden, the first lady,n the president, get keys tot, the o

often watch the athletes and it's hard to describe in the academy of concentration that was before marianneoore became one of the great poets started at the carlisle school and talking about one of her students and at the boarding school to become the greatest athlete the world hase ever seen. comparing athletes from different generations but those things that aret unparalleled in all-american football player also a great ballroom dancer and it all began at thedi carlisle boarding school institution that perfectly eliminates the story and founded in 1879 only three years from little bighorn and then to turn american indians into white people kill the indian and save the man. dressed in uniforms of the u us calvary and to take away everything and that makes what happens on september 91812 it's just a football game against the army to the best teams in the nation but on the other a linebacker soldiers on one side and indians on the other native american novelist and playwright that there's something in the air that day some old imbalance beings that s right. and given an honest chance they ar

over the past 5 days, marianne had stayed in russian control part of that body. jeff was 7 months. she says being forced to vote was the last straw. but for it says diversity, lena, this is a bittersweet moment, and i bought it and gives me all your life. you grow up with people, you work with them, you live next to them. and then all of a sudden they embrace the colors of russia and they are happy and smiling that they are part of russia. and while the international community has declared the referendum, illegal, ukrainian fear that the vote will mean even more and more devastation before they regain control of their country. and the meat. lizzie, we're in southern ukraine. now one of president vladimir putin biggest allies, his issued rushes, blunted nuclear threats, yet to meet him. a bit of says he believes nato will not intervene. if russia decides to attack ukraine with nuclear weapons is the form of russian president. and now the deputy head of the national security council crane's president has addressed the un security council as it met to discuss the russian referendums f

now for your hero i me hello, i'm marianne murphy and london our main stories. now united nations is planning to send more.

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now you will find out why marianne is called this thursday amazing.be amazing weather up to 19 ° heat in minsk plus 18 plus 20 will be in brest until 19:00 with a plus sign will be in vitebsk plus 18 + 20 is expected in gomel in grodny up to 19 ° heat and 18-20 in mogilev well, you know, compared to these morning temperatures, like plus six, it's wonderful weather we have, and even these blue rains in brest somewhere. we're in gomel, they won't scare us. i'm sure they will be short lived. here are the short ones. oh , by the way, uh, you know what i would like you to offer one interesting excursion, offer. and now we will show you our section globe of belarus where we will talk about ecotherapy, blue lakes, which are located in the narochansk national park. so , right now, the temperature is still good. you can take a walk there, because this is really an amazing place with all the preserved flora and fauna, and it is there that you can see the rarest plant. venus slipper. these are our belarusian e, as i correctly call an orchid, maybe even like that

here we will visit the bolshoi theater in order to find out what kind of drink marianne found there.n will the eminent italian music quench the spiritual thirst and why comedy - this is a serious matter. we will answer all questions on stage. we caught a real action in the style of pleasure somewhere on the shores of the adriatic, the opera love potion is one of the productions that opened the new season in a big way that eminent works of the italian composer gaitana. there are repertoires of all the leading theaters in the world on the creation of the belarusian version, together with the chief director of the anna motor theater, conductor oleg lesun worked, because the large-scale scenery was in charge of the artist andrei merenkov. here is a huge number of costumes in the dance. no. this is a fantasy product. lyubov sidnikova word in clothes. here it is impossible not to notice the global work of the elderly center for 2 months. literally worked hard at night to convey the atmosphere of comedy. in style mediterranean 310 is just such a number of costumes created by talented seamst

or add a line to your plan today at xfinitymobile.com >> i'm marianne with your latest headlines, fox two deputies ambushed last night while serving a search warrant. two the fallen officers have not been identified. three siblings newly orphaned after deadly shooting spree that terrorized city of memphis on wednesday. their mother was one of four victims to die in one of several shootings live streamed by the gunman ezekiel kelly and eliza fletcher killer cleotha abston is seeking a gag order. the mother was a light to all who knew her, modeled her christian life and trusted in her faith, to know her was to love her. her funeral is scheduled for this saturday. in washington, d.c., mayor mural muriel bowser declares $10 million to create office of migrant services, 7700 migrants have arrived in the city and bowers expects more bus arriveals this fall. and border patrol releasing this video showing five migrants being rescued trying to cross the river. record number of migrants have died, 200 more than a year ago. todd and carley, back to you. ♪ >> todd: the most iconic moments were me

i am marianne rafferty. back to "the ingraha ingraham angle." >> laura: it's friday and that means it's time for friday follies. for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. all right, we played a little bit of president biden speaking to the teachers union. who else is he going >> laura: at this point? there were so much we did not see. >> you weren't alone apparently. i'm going to show you some in the media and their reaction. first. and then we'll show you the speech itself. see if this squares for you. >> he sounded like a candidate in a way i haven't heard him. he even was wandering with the mic. he could've stood at the podium. >> is a lot more republicans out there taking credit for the new bridges that actually voted for it. >> say hi to me. we go back a long way. she was 12. i was 30. at any rate. >> he sounds like a candidate for psychological and cognitive analysis. come on. if any other candidate, any other politician dropped lines, dropped -- made no sense we issue these very bizarre

minsk half marathon 2022, and something tells me that not all interesting stories are included in marianne'ser all, we had limited time and mariana, what else impressed you, of course, a huge number of films remained behind the scenes girls, but i also definitely recommend watching the film, and the legendary sprinter has a bolt with him, who won the races at the olympic games three times in a row. and by the way, and he has such a famous pose. come on, winner. yes, he even filed documents to patent and make it his brand. so no copyright . we have not violated it yet, but in fact , the famous athlete also tried his hand at football. well, why not, on the other hand? agree achieved about such success in one sport moved to another. and we, too, by the way, can try today, of course, i had it before. i would give it to you so that you are some kind of miracle for now. the ball will appear in our country a little later. a well, for now, we can just imagine, well, how we would do it, but i know who exactly, uh, had the ball and who made good progress. these are the finalists of the republican e, r