they couldn't do anything about maureen's article.is much, much, sort of, more damaging than maureen's article. and to have women in court saying, "actually, he came over in his dressing gown and offered me £100 for this or that sexual favour," it was completely... he couldn't have had that. this is bbc television from london. diana, princess of wales, has died after a car crash in paris. the french government announced her death just before five o'clock this morning. diana, princess of wales, had been a passenger in a car which crashed in a tunnel next to the river seine. herfriend dodi fayed and their driver were also killed. everyone was traumatised by the appalling events in paris. nobody was thinking about this libel case after what had happened. this is the letter reporting a settlement offer in the al fayed case. they are prepared to drop the case, and then, what they wanted, and here's the key thing, we would destroy everything we've discovered — evidence, affidavits and correspondence. we would never refer to the case again.

. >> maureen, maybe after we have gotten more information gives a recalibration on how they are thinking of tapping the market after the job reports and rates higher. >> when you think from an investor perspective we're at a month where good news is good news for credit markets. as rates sell off it should be credited to spreads and they are tightening annual we're done it two-year and close it decade highs. the question is hutch further we can run from here but the story is elevated yields have supported lofty evaluations in credit markets and it is likely it continue. you see the cost of didn't rise but beeper in the high 4's in 10-year yields so we are off the peak and we've some things that need to be addressed so it will right hand hesitate pott. >> mike, i want to get back to that idea of higher rates or higher than the market expect the. tack one example an airline saying that they are having issuers reach an agreement with creditors and it is interesting to see such large circumstances reach ahead. i wonder what your view is when you see high grade weaker borrowers. if rates stay

maureen, what does your messaue safety. maureen, what does your message to _ safety.en, what does your message to the _ safety. maureen, what does your message to the international- message to the international community on what you have been witnessing and why there needs to be attention paid to the plight of those who are fleeing in lebanon. in the past two weeks, there's been more death than in the ii the past two weeks, there's been more death than in the 11 months of conflict. ten times more defacement than the ii conflict. ten times more defacement than the 11 months of conflict. that cannot continue. we need to de—escalate, stakeholders need to bring back the region on the trajectory for negotiation for justice and for peace. about 16,000 us port workers have continued strike action — affecting 36 docks from texas to maine. us presidentjoe biden today said he believed progress was being made to end the dispute, the biggest strike of its kind since 1977. the walk—out came after talks over new contracts broke down. the international longshoreman�*s association —

here with me is maureen. tomorrow. she's vice president of programs at the non partisan washington office on latin america and racial chicky is senior advocate for latin america. refugees international. so moving, let's start with you. how is the us election and most importantly, the policy on immigration. how's that being seen across the us in america? i think a lot of attention and trepidation given how different somebody approach might be and why it's important. i think that any of the past 3 ministrations have really put a lot of pressure on latin america, in particular, mexico to stop migrants from reaching the united states. so the countries are expecting that, but how the relationship carries out what, what pressure points you might see will be very different in both administrations. and particularly how does a u. s. government look at supporting a regional response to migration, including supporting countries like columbia, mexico close to rica that are receiving a lot of asylum seekers and refugee versus just

what's maureen? let's talk about the displacement that's going on right now in the country because the prime minister mccarthy says 1000000 people in the said before, that's a 5th of the population. you said it was a cleveland to a country like the u. k. it would mean all of london being displaced. i mean, it is quite amazing and, and this is now affecting in recent dallas for the 1st time, the central bye route, but some southern lebanon, the southern suburbs, eastern lebanon, and tobacco valley. i mean it's, it's the whole country now, is it not? and that's the whole country. i think it's the major change that we've seen, the scene said, let's say last weekend, for the last 11 months, you already had these place people because of the consequences failed in the south . these people tended and it's about that a bit more than a $100000.00 people. these people send it to stay in the south. mostly. now we've been massive increasing that all of the space. people have to find some coping mechanism, but al

we're all a little bleary-eyed. >> maureen. what's your takeaway from last night well i thought that jd vance i thought it was very chilling because he was able to present himself as a very reasonable person. >> and you know, axelrod had said, david axelrod had suggested that it was going to be the golden retriever versus the wolf but jd vance had on his golden retriever disguise and he able to present himself as something he is not and he what's able to act like he wasn't you know the liar and mean spirited attack dog that he has been. >> but while it was interesting because walz didn't call him on a lot, right? or like anything, made a decision to just do his own thing only in the last question. and what did you think of that? >> well, i think that i think that walz was able to rip off the mask at the very end. >> but in the meantime, jd vance was able to come across as you know, a very nice reasonable guy and nice and reasonable are probably some of the watchwords right just the overall vibe, since his 2024, we just have to

because iran will certainly want to respond to the strike as not tools, phase military analysts, maureen, a mirror on all things. connie to london, val or the world health organization is wanting of a cap of 12 catastrophic humanitarian situation in northern gauze. up a top you and humanitarian official says the entire population of the nose is at risk of dying, but must run health ministries. this almost 43000 palestinians have now been killed in gaza since on us launched. it's tara attacks on israel just over a year ago. the search for survivors in the aftermath of and it's very distracting and gaza city kind of medic say, most of those killed or injured with children. witnesses said they received no warnings. the nobody told us to leave the house. it was full. there were about 30 children minutes and there's 2 people trapped there. my cousins are under the rental. we can't get them out. we felt little children under the house. what did they do wrong? what's happening to us? it's enough enough. we're tired. meanwhile is very true. so we do own from the come out to and hospital in north

well, good luck, julia assigned to freeman and apparently enjoying it as well. maureen, i need some more time to recover. all right. oh, a lot more time for that. marina. thank you very much. thanks for joining us. it's all to international law for most of my colleagues. hold on time. i me is here in the hot seat in hoffman. i was the the, the sultan tells me you floated up to 15000 people in bed incoming. your muscle left of 6 days. the sultan says, victims have desktops, the heads will cut off, placed on sticks like soldiers on parade. the details me looks like the firms of each victim. so you could keep a tale of how many they had killed on pays in court. the and at the end of that moving, appealed web re our true mystic sentiment, the statute, luminous and terrifying. like a flash of lightning in a celine sky. exterminated for the brutes. you must have. connie is typical of europeans in africa at the time. and few that just 9 months to purchase machines in $10000.00 in a single day on the, in the media, the germans. what about to begin, what they called the annihilation of the around

i knew maureen dowd's writing style and i knew that it was not her voice. and so i checked and discovered that she had written on the day that this column supposedly appeared. but she hadn't written that that that. i called the new york times and i said, hey, you know, this is going out to a lot of people. and never knew of them anything about it. i think that happens a lot. and i don't think the media is careful enough making sure that what they're dealing with is factual information and not disinformation. and thank you. my name is dr. martin alex, and i have i had one encounter with president h.w. bush back in 2000, one in houston, texas, where we were at a tennis tournament together. he didn't. you did. while at one encounter with a president, george h.w. bush in texas with matches, mac and mac and bill, where this i was in tennis in florida. and so i knew very well because i worked with bush when jeb's really friends. and so i was invited this tennis tournament and i was told that i was to meet someone very special. and it was the president. and so we

i knew maureen's wedding style -- writing style and i knew it was not her voice. so, i checked that she had written on the day this column supposedly appeared but she had not written that story. i called the new york times and i said, hey, you know, this is going out to a lot of people and i never know of them doing anything about it. i think it happens a lot and i don't think the media is careful enough and making sure that what they're dealing with his factual information and not disinformation. >> may i? thank you. my name is dr. alexander. i had one encounter with president hw bush in houston, texas. we were at a tennis tournament together. >> you did what? >> i had one encounter with president george h.w. bush in houston, texas where i was in florida. i knew jeb very well. i was invited to this tenderness -- tennis tournament and i was told i was to meet someone very special and it was the president. i was sitting on a very hot day watching and, oh, my goodness, andy roddick played tennis and he had a bottle of water and i did not have water at the time and h

i can even i can't even go with just one drink and i'm, you know, maureen says you're slurring so. anyway, i was down at the bar and this inebriated keeps trying to hit on me and tom elephant's said he recounted this story to me because he remembered it vividly he was he came this this inebriated kept coming around and coming around and trying to make plays with me. and finally i said you don't want to sleep with me. hour later you'll be hung --. i couldn't tell you the. boys on the bus loved that one. and that's when they found out you don't screw around with carnage on. yes, of course. she was just another guy with body with the body attitude. the potty mouth and the potty mouth. okay, let's move on. okay. where the hell is he going? you know. you're cbs from 1971 until 1976. you covered all those glory days, the antiwar movement watergate. mm. mcgovern. mcgovern. and now you're. you're covering vice president rockefeller, who, by the way, you write about. you really like that? i did because he understood the relations between politicians and reporters. and what do you mean? will

one of the big challenges you faced, david, was the death of your wife, maureen, who died from motorow deterioration. i remember, with my daughter, taking her to the queen's hospital in london, near great 0rmond street, where you saw other cases of people. it gets worse and worse. and as i say, i was inspired as well to give half of any royalties, whether it was £1 or £50, to motor neurone disease. i think it was the obvious thing to do. certainly on the breakfast television series of kevin sinfield and rob burrows, there's no question, i think that was a wonderfully hard hitting period of programmes which really showed the kindness of the people who helped and raised so much money to help him. and he was such a super guy. one of the best moments, i guess, in your career with luton as manager was when you famously kept them up back in 1983. there's that memorable shot of you stepping out onto the pitch, having beaten manchester city to secure your safety. yeah, i sometimes... ..i'm happy, but of course you score a last minute goal and you run on the field like a crazy kangaroo or som

two toddlers ingested fentanyl while their parents or guardians were under dfcs scrutiny and maureenalker is suing dfcs after the department failed to give him custody of his grandson, jordan cam walker, the six year old, in august 2023, was stabbed to death by his uncle, who had recently been released from prison. in an email response, dfcs leaders say in part, we're focused on doing what is right for children, including carrying out the work plan adopted by the board of supervisors and working collaboratively with all dfcs staff to help protect children. but some dfcs employees complain conditions principally staffing and caseloads, are so dire. burnout is becoming the norm. county leaders are promising transparent reforms that lead to systemic change. >> we're always looking at the leadership because the leadership obviously provides the kind of direction that we are going to take. >> this issue will be addressed again november 5th, when board members will hear recommendations from dfcs supervisors and staff outside the county building. jesse gary, kt, fox two news. >> excitement

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just because of the claimant's and that is maureen's and just said yeah we, we defense a very diverse 13 k. duvall dropped, and i'm the i was i bank. so in the not be above, that'd be for the day in the low. but in the past where like, another semester, ational. i mean, if i did the with selma level, now i want to educate people of the importance i'm convinced them to still quote you now or for, for some long island. the children are also aware of the financial benefits of conservation. given that if i am a customer, i would like to protect these animals because they help the country is going to change it so far, it's always and brings us money. people come to see that i know and, and that generates revenue your best. so it helps to improve people's standard of living it and, and the name group of people is the standard. i'm bruce, let's told you. i says he's optimistic about the future because it seems that young people are becoming more environmentally aware. that is a, you'd sent day, so you're just sending because i did become able to learn to say to them. and so i'm going to send

if i didn't auto road across the continent on how much a bike and my colleague phoenix maureen, got caught up with her at the very beginning made it by to join us to make some last minute checks. i hate of how long john? i mean kind of keep getting advice and what to do this, the most of bikes breaks down from the volts. divided can barely contain my excitement at the wide open volt noise in also thanks good. how for, how long do we, while it any miles bad roads? uh but it's no, let's ignore incentives. those things i'd venture or those things, i'm mc keel adrenalin, pop. those things that make your blog posts and run fast through your veins. divided love, adventure. after a buck injury 10 years ago, almost left her name. she has now decided life is simply too fleeting, not to be moved to the fullest. people ought to be installed by policeman on being run, getting flooded with eyes full of mail access. let's just go back us, i've experienced that for a full time. i'm looking forward to not understanding people's language is all people thinking i do does my deadline, we just next. why. who?

the attacks and there has been a come as e mails, maureen, gaza, approaches its 1st anniversary. the one year mark, a genocide that has already killed nearly $42000.00 palestinians and displaced a whole population honey, my mode was here from the central area of the gods for palestine said i had an al just sierra shanta childhood one year and so as well as genocide in gaza for being a special coverage of the violence and devastation in sprint, the youngest and most fund rubel the the i had a lot of that for south asia, there's been lots of t y, whether across the northern region of the past few days and that's because the monsoon is in its retreat, but we all seen the development of some was whether across central parts of afghanistan, we had had some warnings out full that rain and that rain drips its way down across the west and pots of pockets on into most central areas on monday, so it is looking heavier here on monday. but by tuesday it'll be more in the way of showers. some of that rain will edge across into northern parts of india as well, but it is a much t y, a picture f

the attacks and they're gonna come as e mails, maureen, gaza, approaches. it's 1st anniversary. the one year mark, a genocide that has already killed nearly 42000 palestinians and displaced a whole population honey, my mode was here from the center. busy the area of the guns trip house di demonstrates is in support of the palestinian people gathering around the world a day before the one year mark of the start of israel's warren casa, and talk as don organizes say, hundreds of thousands of protesters took through the streets of cut out you demanding as well, and it's for from on high those in speaking to people at the rallies. tens of thousands of people, including women and children, are gaining a riley in the city of garages. that riley has been guard adviser jamal just saw me by the good part here, the drawing and the ball. now there is our grid center been rented down to the board for palestine, but it's been a year. it's struggling. innocent palestinians are facing genocide from these. riley's and we stand with them and we will keep supporting them. however we can. the peop

exactly what she did it by the road across the continent on how much a bike and my colleague felix maureen, got caught up with her at the very beginning made it by to join us. she makes some last minute checks. i hate of her long john. i mean, kind of keep getting advice on what to do if the modem bike ricks down from the vault. anybody that can barely contain my excitement at the wide open village knowing in lots of things could happen along the way, while it any miles bad roads. uh but it's no, let's ignore incentives. those things that adventure or those things, i'm mc keel. i didn't, i didn't pop those things that make your blood haunts and run fast through your veins. if i didn't love adventure after a buck injury 10 years ago, almost left her name. she has now decided life is simply too fleeting, not to be moved to the fullest. i'm going to be paula to be installed by police man on been run, getting flooded with eyes full of mail access. let's just go back us. i've experienced that for a full time. i'm looking for the most understanding people's language is all people thinking i do,

of course on citrix maureen, that's is following the developments the from nairobi and you told me the rest of operation is still in progress. absolutely. and the army has just released the statesman saying that they have deployed all of their resources to ensure that every passenger that was on board, as at the time of the accidents he's accounted for. uh that'd be has also asked the residential coma where the board was decides to go back to the patients with, i mean, and i the rescue as, as they do the rescue operations. now this particular rescue effort is i'm always the agency risk you'll be showing conduct had made that i mean, conducted by a red cross. i came from red cross and also dr. as we thought, well, does the president fairly? she said, katy has also asked the rescue as to do all that they can to ensure that every passenger that was on the board is rescued and accounted for with that data for her life. now this certainly wasn't the 1st boat accident. uh and the did, but the democratic republic of congo. why do we keep hearing about these disasters that has been ongoing wel

so for see the reason for the heavy boards. arlington to maureen, the tomorrow was specifically forgive me for this to interrupt me that, but i haven't reached having looked into this stuff for last today. but lots of, of, of chic uh students ended up in the u. k, because they were there was essentially a deported that they were rounded up on diego garcia at gun point and taken off the islands in their pets shop. so whilst it may be that there was some local dispute between them and britches, they had no choice but to leave the island. they didn't decide, well, we don't like it, we'll go. they were taken off by britain, just clarified. so we're not going to and so you, kate, in the 1st place. so orders that tony issues i'd be interested show spend yes, to prescribe meant a reset. what is the me dated, but of course it really just helps them getting away, which i think everybody would send them today. but it didn't match the fox. that's difficult, since we're still about the trees here, the numerators, but the russian government, so many of them chose to move to new page. it's our countr

the attacks and there has been a come as e mails, maureen, gaza, approaches its 1st anniversary, the one year mark, a genocide that has already killed nearly $42000.00 palestinians and displaced a whole population honey, my lord eliza theater from the city. busy the area of the gods trip, palestine in syria, pro racy media, reporting that it is rarely a strike, took place on homes and was several explosions off to a weapon stuff i was reportedly targeted and state media had earlier reported that it's a defense has had intercepted what it called a style targets, a land on al jazeera shop to childhood one year and as well as genocide in garza will bring you special coverage at the bottom and devastation is brought to the youngest and the most vulnerable. the one of the dead concepts of the 21st century. last you can just be fine. the collective bodies of the policy in the, in the $365.00 days of genocide in gosh, we $165.00 games. and religion is reading from balls in a week of special reports, all just the remarks one year of genesis in gosh, hearing this is really of course, the part

so for see the reason for the borders orleans to maureen, the tomorrow was specifically so gave me to just interrupting that, but i haven't reached having looked into this for last today. but lots of, of, of chickens seems ended up in the u. k because they were, there was essentially a deported that they were rounded up on diego garcia at gun point and taken off the islands in their pets shots. so whilst it may be that there was some local dispute between them and the richest, they had no choice but to leave the island. they didn't decide, well, we don't like it, we'll go. they were taken off by britain, just clarified. so we're not going to, is you kate, in the 1st place? so orders that toner issues. i mean, does it show spanish? yes. difference, government a, a respect, what is every day, but of course somebody just helps them getting away, which i think everybody would send them today, but it didn't match the fox. that's difficult. and so we're still about the trees here, the, the marshes, bunch of russian government stuff, many of them chose to move to a new page, a different coun

o'neill weeks ago for america's choose who is going to be placing him in the oval office all day is maureen and customer advisor and looking at how is bonuses back in 2020 now ring a hollow in the west likes to view itself as a role model shelving the so called the right way for others to learn and grow and adopt. but where does that road lead to these days? because it's been decades of wars and interventions with arguably 0 results. and now the next to us present is sets who inherits, who knew major confrontations were, remember how it started. america is back. america is back. diplomacy is back at the center of our foreign policy. now let's see how it's going . well, diplomacy has been 5 times since then with the us refusing to negotiate with russia over ukraine, and also fully supporting as well as mass bombings across the middle east. maybe it could be great for washington if there were some results, but it seems to be the case of the blind leaving the blind and israel even the defense minister is reported in warning benjamin netanyahu and members of the security cabinets that they don'

of course, funding 6, maureen, god, is following developments from nairobi and it's not the 1st such accident in the democratic republic of the congo. so 5, the 4 now of the board has been arrested and e, as in police custody, the president of alex, she said j. d has also caused on the investigative offices to identify the costs of the accident and scripture that if it was negligence on the part of the board company, then actual needs taken against them. but the government has come on dice, cruelty needs by the people who have condemned it for not implementing kasha punishment on board to operate. as will continue to break the rules. because this is not the 1st time that aborts accidentally. these does happen leaving tens of people dead in they probably cause call a clean up is on the way in taiwan off to ty, phone cross on, slammed into the island with high winds into a rental range. so these 2 people were killed and hundreds more injured. tens of thousands of homes remain without the type of credit on has been downgraded to a tropical depression. now that the sky is at least when i

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agreement with the memorandum of agreement that may affect the discipline must be blogging. kronos also, maureen, that as well. and fundamentally i have no regret. i've done my fingerprint. i maintain that i've done nothing wrong, but exercise my sized them in right in a time to register my disapproval and my rights, indignation. all which in this i taken place? well, if you like to find out more about this story or anything else they can do to accounts or websites all t dot com, always good to have you with a 0. now it's the international that will be back to expensive or in just a few minutes. the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross ok. we're all things are considered. i'm theater. lebeau . we are told joe biden is frustrated by israel. the white house is reportedly realizing that it may be of able to prevent a regional war in the middle east. meanwhile, thousands tens of thousands are being killed. why is the west so indifference to diplomacy? the cross hockey in the middle east? i'm joined by my guess, marla osman and b wrote. she's an assistant professor at th

with the another one little agreement that me if that's a discipline must be bargain, kronos also is maureen that as well, and fundamentally i have no regrets. i've done my fingerprint maintained. i've done nothing wrong. you must exercise my size. i'm in the right and a time to where the stocks my oh my, my rights indignation of a genocide taking place. i made the growing tensions in the middle east, the who was a militant group and yeah, and that is claiming to of what he's footage of that drone, hating a british oil tongue cut in the red sea be a time cause a met, major explosion surrounding the vessel in smoke and the video circulating online reported these shows the tank is on god's failing to stop the approach all the boat carrying the who's the bone, the medicine groups, spokes peasant off with more details on the attack. on a sort of it's of in the operation targeted the british oil tanker, cornelia moon, and the red sea striking it with a ballistic and cruise missiles. along with a drone and a guided boat. the operation resulted in severe damage to the ship by the grace of god. how

simultaneously undergo retraining. archie correspondent rena costs forever has more on this time, maureen, at some big revelations. there are tickets prove that on the possible ramifications is absolutely union. well, i have this meeting with her that the risk. some threats from western countries have significantly increase. we have heard that the main danger right now is international terrorism. but we've heard time again this time as well that the west is of course, losing its global dominance, and they're resorting to the stabilizing maxes in the post soviet space and how they're trying to achieve that they're trying to bring tales to socio political processes. and c, i s countries, they're trying to add fuel to the fire in various regional conflicts. they're, they're also exacerbating socio economic problems there with the use of their sanctions. there are legitimate sanctions estimates from the risk and said, which she claims grossly violate the norms of international law, of the fundamental principles of world trades and of course, fair competition. but the main main problem right n

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the attack took place, the chemical weapons attack took place on such didn't do. maureen, syria was a shocking and thought, sorry, x it costs the lives of many people, including young children before anyone knew what was going on. american precision french me solves, will fly. and it syria, then wp w was both in off the woods to justify the strike. except things didn't go the way they want fits well, we're in the basement. my mother told me that we had run out of food and wouldn't have anything to read until tomorrow. has noise outside. somebody was charged and but we had to go to the hospital. so we went there. when it came in, some people graphed me, started pouring water, all of my had you appreciate deputies investigation was more by scandals inside view pc w investigates. isn't experts in with the both? what all through in the describe an environment to fit where events was investigated. they were fabricated. i wish to express as a member of the fact finding mission team. my greatest concern at the redacted fm report was struck by how much it misses represents the fact. some cruc

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have a good look at this is auntie is maureen, it costs it's no secret that washington and so wrong, don't get along and are always in the opposite sides regardless of the conflict. but lately, there is a growing impression that the united states, along with his best friend as ralph, i'll be doing it wrong. and so in all out war, it's been a hit after hit for quite some time. now things really arrive on top of the assassination over on top of general customs. so the money in early 2020, he was killed in the us, drones twice while visits in baghdad. generally solar monte was actively developing plans to attack american diplomats and service members in a rock and throughout the region. general solar money and is codes force were responsible for the depths of hundreds of american and coalition service members and the wounding of thousands more. in general, solely mani also approve the attacks on the u. s. embassy in baghdad that took place this week, think of one of the squad best as a nation, as unlawful. and the nail in the coffin of international law, millions gathered to mourn in ir

but for more details on this, i mean, maureen, i was, i was watching this live. i mean, he had some really, really strong statements. basically the 1st time it was seeing him in a public appearance, he's put on a little bit of weight, which looks good. frankly, he got very, very skinny. they're in prison at the belmont prison. and you know, he was on the, when all sorts of georgia also to have a sensory deprivation talk. i mean, he went through hell in that place, but today he got a lot to say, didn't they hoover all waiting for this for so long. and he did actually start by saying that x sort of excusing himself in a mind saying that perhaps i will not be as polish as what you used to from me from before. but this is all because i've been locked up pretty much for 14 years. and the last few years, it was in a cell in isolation, and he said that this really strips away one's self identity. that what you're left with is the sense of roy existence. and also he said he's not fully equipped yet to tell us about all of his experiences behind bars. because he did say t

they think, they think she needs to do something, everyone has advice for her, they want her -- >> maureen dowd is smart. >> she is where your is your vision, i thought her comment was, didn't she take a yellow pad and say why do i want to be president, here are reasons here are my policies, i thought that was librilliant, she has no idea. larry: rachel your s new show, fox noticias airs on fox deportes channel, fox sports on youtube channel and on fox nation, one hour show, news, culture, sports, it is great. larry: good luck. >> >> we -- time for it. >> it is time for it, i can feel it liz peek, kennedy and rachel cam campos dduffy. reciprocity new free trade, with kevin hassett and david . >> tonight, brett baier with kamala harris. i'm kudlow we'll be right back. ok y'all we got ten orders coming in.. big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs. the chase ink card made it easy. whe

>> maureen. >> maureen, were you thinking of a different name? >> she was star struck.ains. northwest storm coming in, cool and dryer in the east. great lakes looking good. into wednesday, well above average in the east. a cold front bringing strong storms. snow in the rookies. wet weather in northern california and the pacific northwest. halloween evening, a soggy seattle. cloudy in san francisco. bone dry up and down the east coast. spooky storms from minneapolis, chicago, all the way down to dallas. good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be cooler today. and also breezy winds with a slight chance of rain. other than that, we'll see a mix of sun and clouds and our lows tonight in the mid 40s. sunny tomorrow, but then another chance. a slight chance of rain wednesday night into early thursday. it looks to dry out in time for halloween trick or treating. and then on saturday, another slight chance of rain. stays cool >>> soren's folks gave me a pin. it's owl roker. pretty cute. >> good stuff. >> who could i be? >> guys, coming up, a packed "pops

my name is maureen johnson smith. i'm the president and ceo of the museum of science and nature located here in worcester, massachusetts. established in 1825. the eco- terry him is the second oldest natural history museum in the country. it is dedicated to inspiring a passion for science and nature through interactive science exhibits, extensive collections of taxidermy, minerals, fossils, bones, and shells. wildlife habitats, science, technology and, engineering and math education programs for all ages. community outreach programs. the newly renovated planetarium where we are this evening and a fabulous summer camp. summer camps have been operating since 1885. the ecotarium is situated on a 45 acre campus with hiking trails, ponds, pools and a narrow gauge railroad and replica steam engine called the explorer express. with a focus on inclusion, accessibility and equity in education, animal welfare and stewardship we have exciting plans for the future to promote active conservation of threatened species and expand our