families like the mcgregors are painfully still searching each day. countless others will soon begin that agonizing journey. >> i love you, son. >> reporter: every day in this country, 136 people die from an opioid overdose according to the the cdc. >> you know, you took that story story from the streets to someone's home. it was so personal and we thank him for sharing his story for the first time. did he share with you what what he thinks need to be done?i know he is not in politics and that is not his mission for the story. >> reporter: the family certainly wanted prosecutors to really look into this case. and they did. they found a pacifica couple that was arrested and convicted of selling the fentanyl to aaron. but, they weren't happy or satisfied with the sentencing. the number of months they went to jail. >> okay, kenny, thank you very much. > >> now, san francisco is now considering a statewide strategy strategy aiming to reduce drug overdeaths. we will outline it for you here. it requires the city's agency and departments to to come up with a

well, look at colonel mcgregor. what the hell is the secretary and defense minister saying to president zelensky about the constancy with which the russians maintain control over these territories. at what point they will declare we will no longer help you. they have already made it clear in private and the zelenskiy government has effectively admitted that the ukrainians cannot take back the territory that is now under russian control, that’s all. remember, we were talking about petra's mustache and the herling who yelled about these bizarre counteroffensives. a return is none territories were out of the question. they can't do it, it's impossible. so for now, this is the situation. ah. and i think that at the moment so it is. i'm sure he knows. let's go back. pay attention to the original goal according to the biden of his administration. we are there to hurt russia and also to prevent a repeat, so that the russians can do something similar in the future, if the russians even remotely want it. what a very expensiv

tonight we spt the loss of aaron christopher mcgregor. he shared his story tw how the impact of the drug is rg far beyond city streets and shattering suburban households. >> reporter: building homes is n in his dna for generations. you learn the craft from his father. father. small businesses develop develop -- . it was a comforting comforting cadence to hammering. >> it was a short drive to a ple for paul and his son love to spend time together. surfing and together. surfing and splashingn the water off the beach. and he comes now, he is reminded of hoy the tides turned and how life can too. >> my life is not really the same. for mac it is a never-ending gut wrenching callr a parent that wonders if there'g he could've done differently to help of child fight the destructive demons of an opiate. opiate addiction. madman on a t. a tube. >> fighting back tears over a le that ended too soon. how can a parent say goodbye. aaron chrisr mcgregor died at the age of 28 g a relapse after battling addiction and going to rehab. i, drug overdose rate

commentator: mcgregor! oh so close from callum mcgregor.*s class finally told. this is vinicius junior! that put them ahead and further goals from luka modric and eden hazard rounded off a 3—0 win. delight for them but defeat for celtic. manchester city, meanwhile, were away to sevilla, where their new goal—scoring machine was at it again. erling haaland scoring his 11th and 12th of the season, and it is barely september, remember, as city ultimately cruised to a 4—0 victory. it was a bad night for chelsea, though. wearing white, they were outpaced and outplayed by dinamo zagreb. mislav orsic giving the hosts a shock 1—0 win. early days, but for chelsea, early worries. andy swiss, bbc news. here, the england players will now return to their clubs for the start of the women's domestic season, which gets under way this weekend. the next time they put on the national team jerseys will be against the world champions seen some intense rain yet again across the southeast. actually into east anglia, where we are desperate for some much—needed rain

doug mcgregor thanks for coming on.zelensky is demanding that wee preemptively strike russia, i don't hear anyone in washington saying that's crazy talk. >> almost from the very first moments the russians moo offedso russia, they've been declaring victory for ukraine. tens of thousands of ukrainian troops have been killed or wounded, ukraine on the ropes, trying to create the illusion that's not the case. at the same time vladimir putin has finally concluded that he can't negotiate with kyiv, that the real problem, of course, is washington, and that washington will not negotiate with him. so he's opted for partial mobilization, bringing in additional forces, ostensibly for the purpose of ending this thing, and at the same time he's very aware, as any of us are who in the defense community in washington, that there's been a lot of loose talk for several months about the viability of waging a limited nuclear war against russia, using the so-called tactical nuclear weapon. this sort of thing is very frightening to the russ

floyd mayweathern mcgregor say a 2023 rematches ie pipeline. it has been nearly 5 s since the pair last met in the rink. they are still working oue of the full details. mayweather has expressed that he wanted to be an exhibition bout. > >> trey lance apparently was not not the only 49er injured on sunday. they also lost another running back. we have the laten red ld for red and ld report.n ruing back s adheoster beus e rookie was sidelined with a high ankle sprain. jeff wilson . can expect another heavy workload sunday night. he had 8s on 18 carries last sunday and gt some good advice from his dad on on making the most of his oppory his opportunity as the lead bac. lead back. >> we have a little saying, now is the time. >> i have to file that away. nos the time. that's what's up. >> he came up with a good one. d him i have to make him a shirt r something. >> if i throw that on my wife se will go and itt with the trash. i have some shoes that i have to have to pick up. >> you have to because with that because with that one. >> with the red and g

mcgregor was watching this one for us.g to fight with one arm behind their back. the fact that belgium landed the first significant blow would not have helped. kevin controlled, compose, clinical. the midfielder was again involved with a home site dealt with their lead and in a role reversalfrom home site dealt with their lead and in a role reversal from the opening goal. when cited for his half and more fights would be needed and more fights would be needed after the much and after the break, much more. and right on cue, it was the far the fans ti the fans tithe air. fans ti the air. of fans tithe air. of fartime levele air. of far time levele air. thatf far time a club level meant that geretirbett the a club level meant that garethbell the bench. minutes after started on the bench. minutes after coming get this to the ranks the world were awarded all second in the world were awarded all three and next up for wales, three paints andenextep fort/«later: a final work three paints andenextep formal“ a final work out paland a

oh so close from callum mcgregor. real�*s class finally told.ay to sevilla. city ultimately cruised to a 4—0 victory. it was a bad night for chelsea, though, wearing white, they were outpaced and outplayed. early days, but for chelsea, early worries. andy swiss, bbc news. wales have secured their spot in the play—offs as they look to reach next year's women's world cup in australia and new zealand. they only needed a draw with slovenia to secure second place in their qualifying group, which keeps them in the hunt for a place at their first women's majorfinals. there was a crowd ofjust over 12,000 in to see it in cardiff — a record for a wales women's fixture. it's a real feeling to be out of here playing in front of all these fans. everyone came out tonight and they got us through. can't be more proud of the group. we've worked so hard to get to where we are today, and to do it in front of this crowd was an unbelievable achievement, and onto the next one. england's european champions celebrated their homecoming with a 10—0 win over luxembourg in

earlier this weekend, i spoke with two experts on this issue, alecia mcgregor of harvard university, tompkins, the president of the american association of birth centers. thank you both for joining me. alecia, let me start with you. what is happening right now with the number of facilities that deliver babies in this country and how significant is it? alecia: without a doubt, our system of obstetric care in the country is in a crisis. when you look at the number of maternity wards that have closed between 2006 and 2020, they're in excess of 400 across the country. some states have higher rates than others. so places like pennsylvania, north dakota, we see very high rate the hospitals that are most deeply impacted by maternity ward closures tend to be those hospitals that are known as black-serving hospitals or latino-serving hospitals. so they have a greater share of black and latino patients than other hospitals. in fact, hospital care tends to be relatively segregated even to this day, and that remains the case for at the hour of childbirth as well. lisa: aubre, what about the supp

nesta mcgregor reports. no country has played more t20 matches than pakistan.he bowling of reece topley. england were set a gettable target of 167. the key would be not to lose any early wickets. after phil salt was caught, and this alex hales effort held, there were reasons for concern. the england captain came in to steady the ship but his bales were spectacularly blown over and when liam dawson scored 21l were spectacularly blown over and when liam dawson scored 2a in an over the game swung back in england's favour. briefly. a nailbiter, it would go to the final over. pakistan the eventual winners, the series tied at 2—2, three games to go and everybody is hoping they are half as good as this one. nesta mcgregor, bbc news will stop players and staff have been told to collect all their belongings from worcester rugby club before ll:30pm this afternoon as the premiership side faces being suspended from all competitions unless they can show they have enough money to continue. the rfu want to see evidence of insurance cover and funds available to pay staff and p

own and cottage in mount mcgregor near saratoga springs. he was dying in great agony. he was completing the memoir and mark twain went to visit him at mount mcgregor and he was profoundly profoundly moved by grants enormous courage in completing this this book and under dreadful circumstances and twain writes a letter home to his wife livi and he says this of the dying grant. he said that grant was quote this placid serene and self-possessed as ever. manifestly dying is nothing to a really great and brave man. wonderful beautiful. wow, you know twain also, of course though persuaded as i recall grant was going to publish with another publishing house and it was the terms weren't all that great. yeah and right, you know the century magazine did the civil war series on call battles and leaders. they had they signed up grant to do for articles. they paid him a ridiculously small amount of money and then they were in negotiations the same century company to publish his memoirs. we'll twain found out about this and he found out that they were offering him a 10% royalty, whi

baroness ruby i mcgregor-smith, thank you very much mcgregor—smith, thank you very much indeed.thank you. president putin has announced that military reservists are to be sent to ukraine, in a partial mobilisation of russian forces. in a televised address to the nation, he accused the west of wanting to see russia weakened and destroyed — and said moscow would use all available means to protect its territory. 300,000 military reserves are to be called up as part of the escalation, after it was announced that referendums will be held later this week in parts of ukraine that are currently under russian control. those regions are shown in red — donetsk, luhansk, kherson and zaporizhzhia. from moscow, our russia editor steve rosenberg sent this report. under pressure in ukraine, russia's president has chosen the path that is most familiar to him. escalation. translation: but to defend our motherland, its sovereignty i and territorial integrity, for the security of our people, and on the liberated territories, it is necessary to support the proposal of the defence ministry and chief

mcgregor was watching this one for us.have helped. kevin controlled, composed, clinical. the manchester city midfielder was again involved with a home site dealt with their lead and in a role reversal from the opening goal. and more fights would be needed after the break, much more. in the end, belgium ranked second in the world were awarded all three points and next up for wales, poland on sunday, a final work out before november's world cup. four highlight human rights issues in november. football associations announce of the players will have one love rainbow armbands it matches to support lgbtq+ fans, they have also backed compensation for injury or death related to a construction project. the people who i've spoken to have explained to me, human rights lawyers in particular, that there's not a lot more that the players in particular can do than talk about those issues and put them on the table because in the end, we are asking for change in a country where respectful of that has made a lot of progress but also, we do

oh, so close from callum mcgregor. real�*s class finally told.helsea, though — wearing white, they were outpaced and outplayed. giving the host a shock i—o giving the host a shock 1—0 win. early days, but for chelsea, early worries. andy swiss, bbc news. wales have secured their spot in the play—offs as they look to reach next year's women's world cup in australia and new zealand. they only needed a draw with slovenia to secure second place in their qualifying group, which keeps them in the hunt for a place at their first women's majorfinals. there was a crowd ofjust over 12,000 in to see it in cardiff — a record for a wales women's fixture. it's a surreal feeling to be out of here playing in front of all these fans. everyone came out tonight and they got us through. can't be more proud of the group. it's what we deserve. we've worked so hard to get to where we are today, and to do it in front of this crowd was an unbelievable achievement. yeah, onto the next one. england's european champions celebrated their homecoming with a 10—0 win over luxem

an army officer in june 1885 the grants left, new york city from mount mcgregor new york near saratoga springs with a general put the finishing touches on a manuscript that still stands today as a standard for american autobiography. the endeavor succeeded in providing for grants family beyond his wildest dreams. he could not stay to be a living witness to that final triumph. however passing away on the morning of july 23rd 1885 for days there was quite a discussion is where the general would be laid to rest. once more love for family triumph julia explained that among the considerations in choosing grants final resting place, which that she would be able to visit it and eventually be laid to rest next to him. something he had insisted upon. he remembered that it's in his time of need new yorkers had reached out to help. so it seemed appropriate to end his journey here. we today remember the man who served his country so well. the man who more than any other military man saved the union. the man who is president did what he could to realize the problem of the promise of freedom equalit

maybe inland around the lehi acres, that area appears to still be okay but if you're on mcgregor boulevard along the banks and if you're in downtown ft. meyers dunbar area, city of ft. meyers prommer, cape coral is basically a series of interconnected canals so there are issues and reports of people's homes and barrier islands and c captiva islands ad more are overwhelmed. stu: what response from the biden administration? >> right now it's all hands on deck. fema and the emergency department are working together and i was at fema getting a briefing about the status of their materials coming in. that information and work flow seems to be going very, very well and i know there are aerial assessments going on as we speak of some of the key infrastructure in southwest florida and they're being very supportive. >> stu: congressman, we feel for the people in southwest florida and we want to let you know that congressman byron donalds, thank you for being with us. appreciate it. >> thank you. stu: as the hurricane hit florida, joy behar on the view criticized governor desantis. lauren: she said a

we take a close look at this tomorrow with colonel mcgregor. no one is wondering.d we will get to the bottom of it. there on a lot of swing districts left in the united states, new hampshire's first district is one of them. caroline levin has running in that district and the primaries next week. so this race has gotten incredibly nasty. so nasty that yard signs have been appearing in the district calling her "kkk airline" so why are they attacking her like that? a rule of the is if the attacks get really vicious and stray from the issues into things like character, you're a bad person, you are a racist, it's usually because you are a threat in some way. caroline leavitt, threat? we are not sure, we thought we would talk to her tonight. caroline, thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you so much for having me, tucker. i really appreciate it. >> tucker: of course. so it is a congressional district in new hampshire, right? 1 congressional district. why is this race so nasty? what is at stake, do you think? >> well, i am running in my home state district, and the d

mayweather and conor mcgregor set for a rematch.her confirming to sports mail that he and macgregor actively negotiating a fight that will take place sometime next year but details need to be ironed out, including weather exhibition or professional flight, but mayweather said the fight will take place in two starts previously thought 2017 with mayweather winning by tko in the tenth round. could happen again? the hollywood sign a fresh paint in preparation for next year's 100th birthday. the process is estimated to take about eight weeks and will require 250 gallons of paint and primer. if you want to watch paint dry, you can follow along on the signs 24/7 news feed and speaking of birthdays, we all want to wish a very happy belated birthday to ainsley. we are so glad you were born. >> ainsley: thanks. >> steve: the one-man birthday machine! >> ainsley: how do you top this one? >> brian: weekend. we can't! >> gorgeous flowers. >> no kidding. >> beautiful. >> brian: look at that. [laughter] >> ainsley: thank you! i love you all. >> br

so if you want to get that sausage mcgregor, all, for instance, you'll need to be out of bed by welly breakfast thing. some pr person in trouble, hash browns star. all right. >> one option to stay cool. tomorrow you can go to a movie movie. tickets will be just $3 at many american theaters. this is part of a new national cinema day. also the trying to get more people back into theaters. more than 3,000 theaters, including amc and regal will take part labor day weekend is traditionally one of the slowest weekends for theater goers i'm not going to ask if you can remember when $3 for. >> i'm a lot. actually was a while i did. i probably would deny it, but i don't. but i can remember when you could get a movie for 3 d effect like a saturday matinee when your kid is like a buck or something back in my them. i remember $0.99 okay? hey, we've got nicely. got back to that. let's do all right. thank and thank you, ken. coming up next at 9, a confrontation. >> with police over an open container of. yeah, at least to a broken nose. this is in the north bay whole thing captured on police body c

the post denied captain callum mcgregor. but real madrid were rocking.red they were looking for. venice years junior got the first, and then luka modric did what luka modric does. 2-0 modric did what luka modric does. 2—0 and effectively game over. eden hazard was to make it three, and celtic were left chasing shadows, and wondering what might have been if they had taken the chances of their own. disappointing in the end, a defeat for celtic. will to take the positives? yes, celtic were very goodin the positives? yes, celtic were very good in the first half and answered some big questions about whether or not they could go toe go toe to toe with europe's best. defeat in the end but plenty of positives for ange postecoglou. manchester city began their campaign in style — with a confident 4—0 win against sevilla. man of the moment erling haaland opened the scoring — before this nifty bit of footwork from phil foden put them two up. haaland went on to grab his second of the night, to bring him to 12 goals already for city this season. but chelsea suffered a

to kiev, such a statement was made by the former adviser to the us secretary of defense douglas mcgregort is in washington that sets the pace back west. washington stands behind zelensky washington tells zelensky to continue fighting with us in direct communication daniil viktorovich bessonov first deputy minister of information of the dpr daniil viktorovich hello well , after all, the americans are already even confused. who's there to whom he writes what plans, for what and for whom? but now the most discussed news is that right at this moment a meeting is being held at the bank, the main question is who leaked information about the russian side, and about the upcoming provocation of the special forces mission to seize the zaporozhye nuclear power plant from ukraine, what do you know about this topic? well, on this occasion , reliable data, i do not have here about the fact that they have a meeting going on here, but to trust a source from ukraine. well, how would it be the same as the inscriptions on the fences, which in general as a whole on provocations, but about the fact that the

commentator: mcgregor! oh so close from callum mcgregor.hile, were away to sevilla, where their new goal—scoring machine was at it again. erling haaland scoring his 11th and 12th of the season, and it is barely september, remember, as city ultimately cruised to a 4—0 victory. it was a bad night for chelsea, though. wearing white, they were outpaced and outplayed by dinamo zagreb. mislav orsic giving the hosts a shock 1—0 win. early days, but for chelsea, early worries. andy swiss, bbc news. always nice to have the champions league that, it heralds the start of winter. tonight in action are tottenham, rangers and liverpool, liverpool are in napoli and we have seen some updates, we know what happened in paris at the champions league final, and there was some advice for liverpool fans to stay within the hotel and not go out on the streets. within the hotel and not go out on the streets-— within the hotel and not go out on the streets. . ., , .., ., the streets. that has come from the cu itself, the streets. that has come from the cop itself. t

adding his tribute is leo mcgregor who served 16 years in the british army.ey and her daughter isabel come here every day. a mark of respect for the queen and to show support for the new king. i am confident. he's had, he's had his whole life being trained by a woman who was strong, very independent, and, you know, i think he will do a good job, yeah, i do. the queen reigned through some of the most turbulent and violent years of the united kingdom's post—war history. but throughout worked to build bridges. so what was that day like, claire? it felt like a hugely political event, and the lyric was going to be in the spotlight for something which could actually be a seismic shift for these islands. we were really proud, actually, to be chosen as the venue for it. in 2012, she came here to the lyric theatre and met martin mcguinness, the former ira commander who had become northern ireland's deputy leader. a four second handshake was momentous. i felt that this was going to be something that i could tell my children about. small gestures mean a lot here. shakin

well, colonel douglas mcgregor and the former adviser to the us secretary of defense believes that washingtonashington's dastardly policy of arming the corrupt ukrainian regime for a war with russia that its people, its army, cannot win, not only destroys the lives of millions of people, but allows the swamp creatures of the american capital to remain on afloat, according to the city, the author of the book has been seen reinventing the nation, the us political system is presenting americans with candidates who look like they have succeeded. but in fact, these are people who have achieved nothing. these are empty suits with resumes in other words. washington is idling and that's it, more americans know about it. vasily says, but this idling is beneficial for washington. this means that there is some political meaning in this, and even more so in military policy. well, depending on what we mean under idle. perhaps if it is described here, ah, the american elite, first of all , and and this elite, of course, has degraded over the past decades, its quality has declined. eh, very well shown. it's

retired army colonel douglas mcgregor, afghanistan war veteran, psychologist, clinical psychologist meghan mobbs. businessman david irvine, retired army general david swann. 18 qualified people all fired. the politicization of the service academies of america was undertaken by this administration. first president, first white house ever to do it, all fired by joe biden and not allowed to fill their terms. and of course, mr. president, the biden administration loves to use our military to push other agendas that have nothing to do with lethality and winning our nation's wars. many, many examples. let me give you just a couple. from the beginning issuing executive orders not focused on how we have a stronger military, but using taxpayer dollars to establish a committee within the pentagon to do what ended up being witch hunts on so-called extremists in the military of which when they came back with their report, they said they had actions of .005%. they also issued executive orders to use taxpayer dollars to mandate transgender transition surgeries for activity-duty soldiers. importantly, th

scott ritter's opinion mcgregor's opinion the opinion of many others.erally a good acquaintance for many years living in damascus, we met more than once, he says, in the event of a direct collision of european armies with russian european armies . they will be defeated within a few hours and adds the ukrainian army was the strongest in europe and it failed in the face of the russian one. otherwise, you cannot say that the current the successes of the ukrainian army are such that, as they say, defeat should not be called pirogo. victory a little more, as they say, and the army will not physically remain against. so from this point of view, asmusa is nothing more than repeating the lesson learned, as in his time. we repeated the dumas of marxism-leninism in isolation from life. may you continue to live in this state of mind. it is only to our advantage. here is markete , assistant secretary of state for political-military affairs, a former assistant. he. as a matter of fact, i came up with an article by jonah. and where the reserves of the west are exhaus

let's get more and speak to baroness ruby mcgregor—smith, who is president of the british chambers oft are your members telling you about the kind of pressures they are under now and the way that they are looking ahead for the couple of months coming up to the christmas season? what kind of message are they delivering to you? we season? what kind of message are they delivering to you?— season? what kind of message are they delivering to you? we have over 17,000 they delivering to you? we have over 17.000 members _ they delivering to you? we have over 17,000 members in _ they delivering to you? we have over 17,000 members in the _ they delivering to you? we have over 17,000 members in the message - they delivering to you? we have over 17,000 members in the message is l 17,000 members in the message is really clear across the board, we have to have a reduction in energy prices. that is their biggest challenge together with the cost of inflation. if we do not have a resolution to the energy crisis both short and long—term, then i am really fearful for short and long—term, then i am reall