the murder of his first wife, meg.nlikely source, meg herself. back now to josh mankiewicz with the conclusion of "secrets from the grave". >> meg purk and her unborn baby boy were very together in this graveyard. detective can mifflin was certain that meg had taken secrets to her grief. truths which could prove her husband, scott purk, had put her there. in september 2011, just weeks after scott purk's arrest, the remarkably well preserved bodies of and meg her baby son were exhumed. >> it was amazing to actually meet her. it really was. thinking that we are going to do her and her family justice. >> she was holding that baby in her arms in the casket? >> yes. >> hard to see? >> it was very tough. it really brings everything home. >> a lot had changed since that day in 1985 when this summit county coroner had declared meg 's death a suicide. first of all, instead of a corner, the county now had a bird certified medical examiner. the staff was all new, better trained. forensic technology was much improved. and, thanks

>> meg olive, thank you. and as meg just mentioned, charleston, south carolina is bracing for a direct hit and seven-foot storm surge. the storm has recharged and it's just regained this hurricane status. now communities along the carolina coastline like charleston are getting ready by providing sandbags to anyone who needs them. dr. rick knabb used to lead the hurricane center, and he's now one of our partners at the weather channel. good evening, dr. knabb. >> good evening, norah. ian is a hurricane once again out over the atlantic east of northeastern florida. but it is still affecting the northeastern florida coastline with winds and rainfall and it will be near that tropical storm hurricane threshold all the way up until making landfall in south carolina tomorrow. but then it will be an inland wind and rain event in the carolinas and in the appalachians. hurricane warnings near the coast, tropical storm warnings well inland, and storm surges warning at the coast. evacuate if you've been told to do so. an

>> o'donnell: meg oliver, thank you. and as meg just mentioned, charleston south carolina is bracing for a direct hit and seven foot storm surge. the storm has recharged and it has just regained this hurricane status. now community as long the carolina coastline like charleston are getting ready by providing sand bags to anyone who needs them. dr. rick nap used to lead the hurricane center and is he now one of our partners at the weather channel. good evening, dr. nap. >> good evening, norah, ian is a hurricane once again out over the atlantic east of north eastern florida. but it is still effecting the north eastern florida coastline with winds and rainfall. and it will be near that tropical storm hurricane threshhold all the way until making landfall in south carolina tomorrow. but then it will be an inland wind and rain event in the carolinas and in the appalachians, hurricane warnings near the coast. tropical storm warnings well inland and storm surges warning at the coast. evacuate if told to do. so and be careful o

and that's where we find cbs' meg oliver tonight. good evening, meg. .>> is there anybody in there? >> reporter: tonight, newly released video shows harrowing moments as sheriff's deputies formed a human chain to pull this woman to safety. >> you all right? >> reporter: after her car was swept away by floodwaters. >> come out the window. >> reporter: these two men were plucked from their floating car trapped when the waters quickly rose. tonight, many houses and apartment complexes are still completely surrounded by water. how high did the water come? >> okay, it was, like, about here. >> reporter: lidianys de-dios stayed up all night as hurricane ian hit, watching the rising water creep up to her front door, knowing she has no flood insurance. have you ever seen flooding like this in your neighborhood? >> no, never, never. we've been in this house for, like, 16 years. and then in the country for, like, 20-something years, and this bef rortero,anything like air bow thrgh floohoalay resing esidents who had no way out. this woman was one of dozens evacuated by boat. rescue crews carri

meg oliver, thank you. well, in cuba, where hurricane ian made landfall as a category 3 yesterday, officials say power is slowly being restored after the entire island lost electricity. officials believe it's the first time that cuba's entire electrical grid collapsed, and the whole island lost power. at least two people were killed. the storm's 125-mile-per-hour winds damaged homes and many of the country's important tobacco farms that produce cuba's famous cigars. all right, still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," today's other big headlines, including the environmental disaster unleashed by the suspected russian sabotage of natural gas pipelines. nail the final interview. buy or lease? masterpiece. inside joke. artichoke. game with doug. brand new mug. come here, kid. gimme a hug. the more you want to do, the more we want to do. boosters designed for covid-19 variants are now available. brought to you by pfizer & biontech. new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the fir

meg oliver, cbs news, camden, new jersey. >> and that is the "overnight news" for this tuesday.. for others, check back with us later for "cbs mornings." follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jericka duncan. >>> "cbs news flash." i'm matt piper in new york. tuesday marks the first day of classes for the uvalde, texas, school district. families will bring their children back to school for the first time since the may 24th shooting where 21 people, mostly kids, were killed. school officials say new security measures are nearing completion, and dozens of law enforcement officers will be on hand for the new year. >>> overseas to ukraine, where iaea inspectors will brief the united nations security council on what they found at a ukraine power plant. it's been shelled in recent weeks, and its last working reactor was just switched off from the grid. >>> american francis beoffu beatbeat s rafael nadal at the u.s. open. i'm matt piper, cbs news, new york. ♪ ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> tonight, severe weather is in the forecast

but, as cbs' meg oliver reports, many parents are still struggling to feed their children. >> reporter: yasmin thahir spends a lot of time and money on formula for her 10-month-old twins, samar and lunain. >> i'm having to carry them both and put them both in the stroller, wheel them into the store, hope that they have the formula and do that multiple times a day is really challenging. >> reporter: yasmin gets 14 cans of formula a month through wic, but still spends up to $250 out of pocket. are you having trouble finding formula because you're trying to feed twins? >> because of the shortage, each customer can get only two to four cans so i have to travel to multiple stores to be able to get what they need. >> reporter: more than half of u.s. formula goes to babies enrolled in wic, a government assistance program. abbott supplies 35 states, but waivers allowed families to buy other brands. that flexibility will end october 31, signaling the stock of formula could return to pre- shortage levels. >> we responded in a number of ways. >> reporter: robert cleveland is a senior vice preside

meg oliver, cbs news, bethlehem, connecticut. >> duncan: keep going, emma. still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," the investigation after a train slams into a police car with a woman police car with a woman handcuffed inside. roids. enter myfembree, a once-daily pill for women with heavy menstrual bleeding due to uterine fibroids. with myfembree, heavy bleeding went down by 84%. serious risks include heart attack, stroke, and blood clots. don't take myfembree if you've had any of these, or have uncontrolled high blood pressure, are over 35 and smoke, could be pregnant, or have or had osteoporosis, liver disease, undiagnosed vaginal bleeding, certain cancers, or an allergic reaction to it. don't use longer than 2 years as bone loss may occur. pregnancy loss can occur, and changes in periods may make it hard to know if you're pregnant. if you think you are, stop taking it right away. other risks are depression, suicidal thoughts or actions, abnormal liver tests, high blood pressure, and passing of the fibroid. less bleeding, same life? i'll take it. ask

here's cbs's meg oliver. >> when christine smalls earned her doctorate her proud mom let it all out.ine. >> cloud nine. >> yes, kendra busby was so ecstatic she want aid big celebration. >> how did you think your mom would celebrate. >> i thought like a party, dinner. >> dinner, something special like that. >> the single mom of two raised her family in camden, new jersey, often ranked as one of the most dangerous cities in the country. for that reason kendra wanted to honor the occasion with a bold move. >> did you ever think this would be your prebt? >> no. >> but it is amazing. >> a giant billboard towering over a busy highway featured christine's smile and inspiring mesessage. >> what do you want people to know when they drive by here. >> i want them to know that good things come out of camden. >> good things come out of camden, and why is that so important. >> it iortaau ere are a lot ofegative thapeoput en and it ople to know ally good unit as wl. g people lik small andom, meg sews,n, nsey. >> dunca: noli a mother's love.d that's tonight'g news, for norah o'donnell and all of us

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now they'll only be able to, to get revenues of a $180.00 euros per meg, a kilowatt hour on in real terms. that just means that a lot of the money that they're gonna, that they're going to be earning that will be siphoned back into the system taken off as attacks into governments that would then be redistributed to try and bring the price of electricity down for consumers across the european union. good of your correspondent, a jacket, paragraph, reporting from brussels. thank you jack. an army mutiny may be underway within booking of fossils militarily. the ship explosions and heavy gunfire have been reported near the presidential palace, state tv went affair briefly following the reported glass roads of the capital water dooku are being patrolled by troops. the military hunter only seized power last january, also in the presidency. and why the 2 has released a statement, say the developing situation is linked to a quote, internal crisis. the statement reads the president of booking a fossil lieutenant colonel paul, are he a sunday or go the amoeba asked the population to observe the utm

and you have to pay for gas in the last weeks, $250.00 or $300.00. yours per meg over $200.00. it's twice or 3 times more. but we must in west to have the possibility to produce green hydrogen to some agreement coming about. but what does the lack of overall progress mean for the upcoming leaders? some if that, that there's gotta be happening soon. without doubt, the war in ukraine will also overshadow that. some of that leadership summit and in it will be incredibly hard for the indonesian site to establish some form of consensus among these 20 nations at a time when the world is split into geopolitical blocks. and where individual interests, particularly with an energy crisis worldwide, are, are, are very strong. and so these are difficult days for environmental multilateralism . ok, of mathis at the g 20 meeting in indonesia. thank you very much for joining us on the now delegates at the g 20 meeting have agreed on the need to shift to renewable energy sources to do that. and the countries will need to get to work building the solar panels and wind farms that will power the

not get a bish, we're based on payments, benefits hungry meg. but for us, there is no chance that the migrants can move on leaked as she or would you throw up men your neck. they live here. this won't end well, listen with your big shock. fear that i heard that they attacked a lot of young girls. my daughter's 10, i don't feel safe here. serbian officials and supported so i don't want to speak on camera, but why their town is again becoming a hot spot for migrants and smuggling network. it's a delicate issue says past or t boardwalk, or he goes to places that others avoid in supporting so some lucky where are you from chrome? i'm gonna son he wants to give migrant some comfort. but he too is worried unit of amber young. oh, situation now is it kind of, the more people who come could make the more tensions will arise here in this area that are tempe sick and this has an effect on the smugglers to them but for look, because they have more to do. and there will be more competition old as bottles of machine that though on this in parallel will cause

when they stunned perennial bonus league champions bind munich, one nill in the 59th minute was meg embellish, fired in from close range. and that was all the scoring out berg would need free kick, taking a leafy lucky bounce off leather thigh. and daresha was there to do the rest drama . in the closing stages, went bynes go cape, a manual noise almost equalized in dramatic fashion with just seconds to go on his counterpart refilled exhibits. it is a fantastic reflex, save as a result by missed their chance to retake top spot on the table. and indeed, defending champion spine have struggled this season with only 3 winds out of 7 games. this is what they coach had to say after the last 2 outs book. it was easy to over to just have to defend. but if you do not have for the thinking your brain to defend a situation, you can consider goal under. we have some players on a pitch today and, and dissertation one and on want events. so at the end, reconsider go. all right, let's take a look at all the results from this weekend's bonus league matches a so far glad bark took down leipzig in saturdays li

yeah, i guess how many megs came out there. i believe i can do it. i may help circling, mckoko's arms haven't played him and some years in on a different i'm a different person now. different player and i went out there trying to get a dub, and that's where did the dolls exit in a 17 year rod of reaching at least the quarter finals in a grand slam. congress took him wish him all the very best, and had to go back. i need to fix her things. life and hanna, either now when i gonna, when i gonna come back i, i gonna try to bear, ah, really mentally. when i feel that i i will be ready to compete again, i will. i will be the. the doll holds the all time record for grand slams in men's singles. his departure could lead to a young tele willing, his 1st ever grand slam in new york. and i shall take this al estate, you know, to dw business with people and trucks injured while trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. families played on the syrian to leave.

ryan too ♪ ♪ obama loves it ♪ ♪ and so will you ♪ ♪ by the way what happened to meg ryan ♪ ♪ martha'sn island! excellent. [cheers and applause] every liberal celebrity fancies themselves a sanctuary city supporter, why shouldn't they mingle with the migrants they champion from afar. it's pretty rich how the media refused to cover the border crisis as long as it affected texas or florida because who cares? now the responsibility has been shared by force, they are deeply concerned. listen to these [bleep]. >> i think this is political theater. >> treating people like political pawns. >> using migrants as bonds. >> another disgusting and vile moves. >> these are children and older people. we can work it out but if you are going to be a bonehead, who wants to play with you? >> greg: who wants to play with you! they call this inhumane after ignoring the migrant drownings, multiple deaths in smugglers' trucks. overdoses from fentanyl coming over our border. save your outrage you gargantuan gas bags for you are worried about losing the cheap labor that trims your hedges and your bikini area.

meg oliver has that story. >> dr.istine -- [ cheers ] >> reporter: when christine smalls earned her doctorate, her proud mom let it all out. >> yes! whoo! >> oh, i was on cloud nine. >> cloud nine. >> yes. >> reporter: kendra busby was so ecstatic she wanted a big celebration. >> how did you think your mom would celebrate? >> i thought like a party, dinner. >> dinner. >> yeah. something special like that. >> reporter: the single mom of who raised her family in camden, new jersey, often ranked as one of the most dangerous cities in the country. for that reason kendra wanted to honor the occasion with a bold move. did you ever think this would be your present? >> no. no. but it's amazing. >> reporter: a giant billboard towering over a busy highway featured kristine's smile and an inspiring message. >> what do you want people to know when they drive by here? >> i want them to know that good things come out of camden. >> good things come out of camden. and why is that so important? >> it's so important because it's a lot

and cbs' meg oliver is there for us. hi there, meg. >> reporter: that's right.expected to hit here tomorrow afternoon with winds topping 60 miles per hour and a storm surge of up to 5 feet. >> you going to ride it out? >> that's the plan. >> brad melvin spent the day piling sandbags and securing his home to ride out hurricane ian. why did you decide to stay? >> well, part of it was i had to work. i also wanted to protect my house. >> reporter: as the monster storm pummels the north coast, they're preparing for extreme flooding and high winds to rit 2hours. >> we do anticipate closing this bridge several times. on thursday, it will be very windy, very rainy within and there will be a significant amount of water covering most of the roadways. >> reporter: in 2017 during hurricane irma, almost 400 gallons of sewage leaked into the water. the city has spent millions to prevent that from happening again. his wife and two young daughters are also getting ready. how do you feel about riding out the storm? >> a little nervous, but hopefully everything will be fine. >> r

, but with her typical sense of duty, she soon resumes her public engagements, where the brick set megs it covert while the death of her husband, her duties take priority. 2 months after the death of prince philip, she and boris johnson opened the g. 7 summit in cornwall. ah, great success is her continuity. her ability to move with the times and not look like a fusty fuddy, duddy old reactionary. on the other hand, could she have moved a little bit more? could she have seemed a little bit more human. but the great um, victorian constitutional historian walter budget said, be very careful. don't let daylight shine in on the magic. and it's a very, very difficult to balance, and i think she's let some day de la china and i'm at present, spoke much during the past 70 years, the queen has health more than 3 and a half 1000 audiences with her prime ministers. no one has more experience in office, and no one talks less about it. elizabeth's power lies in our acts, not in her words. my lord's privacy to me. she has never openly interfered with politics. my government priority has always been

we want to introduce you to meg sharp. shet the day throwing out food. >> all this cheese is completel. completely ruined. >> there you go. mega trying to get everything back up and runn. she guesses they will lose about lose about $2000 just in tossed food from the recent outages. it it is not over. places like dublin hit triple digits. close to that in san jose and san francisco still warm, but a lot more comfortable than it was whn it hit 90 degrees. another day. another flex alert. cal iso asking us to conserve until 9:0. rolling blackouts still a big possibility. we barely dodged them yesterday after demand hita record 52,000 megawatts. aring the part evening commute. riders riders are being told to expect slower trains because of this h. this heat. triple digit temps od temps overheated equipment yesterday and worked a small section of track between concorde and pleasant hill. whas that mean? that means delays. wilson walker was pressing for answers. we will check in with m now. hey, wilson. >> reporter: good evening

we want to introduce you to meg sharp. shet the day throwing out food. >> all this cheese is completel. completely ruined. >> there you go. mega trying to get everything back up and runn. she guesses they will lose about lose about $2000 just in tossed food from the recent outages. it it is not over. places like dublin hit triple digits. close to that in san jose and san francisco still warm, but a lot more comfortable than it was whn it hit 90 degrees. another day. another flex alert.

. >> reporter: meg work walked into the shop around 9:00 a.m. on tuesday ready to take inventory. >> they are normally like half s size. that is crazy. >> reporter: they had closed the day before at 5:00 in the afternoon but shortly after the power went out in parts of downtown livermore. the heat had -- she didn't realize till around 5:00 p.m. tuesday when she came in to open. when she day the power was out she lefts note on the door. >> you will have to recalibrate everything. >> reporter: among the items they are throwing out, milk. >> we have all of our milk in here. thankfully all of the almond milk and oat milk is shelf stable. >> reporter: and food. >> all of this cheese is like cy ruined. eggs, meat, ruined. >> reporter: she estimates they lose about $2,000 in just items they are tossing. >> a lot of smoothies going to drinks, ice teas, cold coffeesd lattes. it will suck. >> reporter: many of her regulars stopped by. although she couldn't make them coffee,e did take the chairs out for theo them to relax. and our customers, well, they are

so my like, why me to punishable a brief one that i meg, but not one you want to sort of you do with all not because we cubic gosh, you korea who, who, who poor, he doesn't what's up will choose a strategy for what is a crock. of supposed to pull my keyboards, come associated with hipaa moving from skin solution them as winter draws near in temperatures, drop europe finds itself to be very vulnerable. rejection of russian energy is not only slowing europe's economy, but also bringing on a recession. what's worse? europe's economic was for self inflicted. is europe attempting suicide? a when i was showing wrong when i just don't a whole new world. yes, to shape out the same because of the african and engagement. it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah. ringback because she changed thing with fascinating. that was in this case i would aim is us a forced of nation laquita, which was obviously due to room and yeah, and the limited lead from when you do our number, would you a call with national anthem? i spoke with the copier fr

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ah, well i went on a little meg, a crowd off as of the fire you. their eyes are so in tune with what to look for on this land. landry with a book. a la la la la union, n o o n a i did in long yellow mano, out of them are in awe. once areas have been bent, they provide a diverse mix of habitats that can serve the native flora and fauna. the re, growth in this small burnt patch provides perfect foraging grounds, and the ranges now map and monitor the animal seo. this is the male li. it's got a 40 a tile, big new year's hair astray. leah has the worst rights of mammal extinction in the world. like other animals, the bill be a small, nocturnal marsupial has been in decline since the modern left, the land. the ranges now map and monitor population numbers using gps trackers and camera traps. they're fabian that are building out really the, the tracks there from last. i don't want the camera, dan saroyan and counting emily. elizabeth, i'm the server here. miss tamara, over the name again and mater la. marla has gone right now. we've got a bit of push tuc

by mean you meg, when i talk any miles, why she, i quite chan. bangin and i took up one whizzy lean on book. i'm why she will it when you call a goal washing mining always equal was on me. make one are we are my mindful my seattle dog amazon. come up and i forgot to my biology stark on drug we were and he goes on grande. my not the gay we met at god system in it's orthodox. if there was a birth, we've gone to the government for mission. the hackney the have to call on us and we'd go there. we fall, festival doubts. many families were living near some mining companies of many cases of multiple missions that from were we began audi. sewage not far from the hospital is the university's department of toxicology lab. professor sell esteem panza, heads up a small team of research scientists. they've been studying the effects of this mining pollution for over a decade in collaboration with the university of love and in belgium. the ssl is on page that i did look jamante. lizzy fear, the sick boy shot your left one. hello, it said the confront montages get reprogrammed properly. surely. mean k

ah, well, i went on a little meg, a crowd off because of the fire you. their eyes are so in tune with what to look for on this lead plunder with a lower level for union, n o o, and they are getting yellow. my know out of them are in awe. once areas have been bent, they provide a diverse mix of habitats that can serve the native flora and fauna. the re, growth in this small burnt patch provides perfect foraging grounds, and the ranges now map and monitor the animals. yeah, this is the male li. it's got a 40 a tile biggie years there. astray lee has the worst rights of mammal extinction in the world. like other animals, the bill be a small, nocturnal marsupial has been in decline since the modern left the land. the ranges now map and monitor population numbers using gps, track is and camera traps. there's a van, there's a building out really the, the tracks there from last. i don't want to put the camera, dan, so again, i'm counting him. elizabeth time was over here and is that what tomato was the name again and matter why? we're laugh b as good right now

so it can have on what the at once pristine em 5 megs. much to the dismay of people living in the area debbie leach is not impressed. few could guess where she is pulling up here. the river thames and london has a few undesirable spots along its banks. and this here is wet life. it's caught on this twig. it's about one half me to thick mound of wet wipes, mixed with twigs and some salt few leaves. but it's basically solid, used wet wipes. locals have dropped the area which white island it country will house is this south like in people's bathrooms? it's people are using wet wipes in the bathrooms and then the thing. yeah. cough are flush that down the low. there's no bite of esoteric, they're tall, all the small animals you'd expect to see on river banks, and unfortunately, he is gone. debbie is part of a group of britons monitoring the condition of the rivers. something the authorities here rarely do these days. many are outraged that toilet we could end up here on the riverbank retired police officer. ashley smith heads up a group that conducts daily detective work the washer company

we didn't miss on my fence benefits hungry meg. but for us, there is no chance that the migrants can move on each ashy, or would you throw up in your neck? they leave here, this won't end. well, listen with your big shock. fear that i heard that they attacked a lot of young girls. my daughters 10, i don't feel safe here. serbian officials in support it's. i don't want to speak on camera about why their town is again becoming a hot spot for migrants and smuggling networks. it's a delicate issue says past or t boardwalk, or he goes to places that adore avoid. can see both examples. tom leki, where are you from? from i'm going to son. he wants to give migrant some comfort. but he too is worried unit of embryo. her situation now is he kind of the more people who come coordinating, the more tensions will arise here in this area. so that door can be 2nd and this has an effect on the smugglers to them. but for work because they have more to do. and they'll be more competitions as bottles, and we're showing that this in parallel will cause

and investigators say the students were handed over to a drug cartel by corrupt police megs, case president has appealed for a peaceful rally off to several police officers. were injured when violence broke out. similar purchase on friday. john holman, is their 1st aid mexico city, so it's been an emotional day. what are people saying say the protest? oh, actually a little bit with right now go. 2 police behind us and to protest to misrepresent this is not a huge running back to some for testers who could find various things at a place to buy some tow to say troy for one of the show. and the police have been trying to contain the situation a little bit, but seem to sound like take as you can see symbol now. but i think this is just indicative of the frustrations around this case is now a kid in the southwest submit for 43 some good. 6 good, the government tried to say that it was a local dying. who did it in cahoots with local police, but it's turned out this year is that the new government a new but the current administration said no, this is actually a crime. it in both all the levels of

it's, our residents are increasingly frustrated. mccary, bish, we're based on dance benefits hungry meg. but for us, there is no chance that the migrants can move on leach ashy, or would you throw up maniac? they live here. this won't end well defending your big shock theatre. i heard that they attacked a lot of young girls. my daughter's 10, i don't feel safe here. serbian officials in support it's. i don't want to speak on camera about why their town is again becoming a hot spot for migrants and smuggling networks. it's a delicate issue says past or t boardwalk, or he goes to places that adore avoid. can see both examples some lucky. where are you from chrome? i'm going to summer will he wants to give migraine some comfort, but he too is buried beneath her vanberry earl o. situation now is he, the more people who come coordinate, the more tensions will arise, you in this area so that door can be sick and this has an effect on the smugglers to them. but for look, because they have more to do and they'll be more competition. does bottles amersham that this in parallel will cause the sit

all that and that's basically what megs headland so planted friendly the water because below me are thousands of tons of that plant. but because people are wet, they don't decompose the microorganisms we usually do that. don't have enough oxygen to take care of that. so the carbon remains in the soil. no, when all this dries off, the plans to suddenly decompose suitable quickly and the oxygen that's in the air takes up the carbon that's stored in the soil and get c o 2. and the scale is mind blowing between 5 and 10 percent of all men made greenhouse gas emissions come from damage people and this new approach of combining agriculture with people and meadows is called polluted culture. and this also has advantages in terms of productivity, loiter in this way, i ensure that other relation of my pete land is as close to 0 as possible, meaning lesson. i still have areas on which i can continue foreign. i live off auto data. look, any other advantages water retention. this means even in the drive years, i still get a decent harvest on it down and cup. and what's cool is that, hey, isn't the only t

that one home warming applied, but rudy, i yeah, i get so many megs came out there. i believe i can do it. i may help circling mckoko's arms and play them in some years and ah, how's different? i'm a different person now. different learn. i went out there trying to get a dub, and that's where did the dolls exit in a 17 year rod of reaching at least the quarter finals in a grand slam formulas to him. wish him all the very best i had to go back. i me to fix i things life and hem either. now when i gonna, when i gonna come back i, i gonna try to bear ah, really mentally. when i feel that i, i will be ready to compete again, i will. i will be good all hold the all time record for grand slams in men's singles. his departure could lead to a young tele willing his 1st ever grand slayer in new york here watching dw news. his reminder of the top stories were following fully. israel and germany's presidents have laid remembrance wreaths at berlin's holocaust memorial. hertzog address the parliament in berlin is in germany. commemorating the 50th anniversary of munich, lympics

i am surprised that harry and particularly meg, were invited to come and join the crowds outside windsor castle. and i think it gives hope to those who wish that harry could as well feel better about the family, which off through bred him and nurtured him. what about the king, king charles? the 3rd? what, what do you think his monarchy is going to look like from now on? we've heard from him already. do you think you'll be able to live up to the legacy at the queen's left? he himself said in his opening speech, ah, that he would devote himself to the nation for as long as his life lost it. and that was a rather poignant statement by him saying, you know i'm, i'm not going be around for that long. i'm not going to have the chance to put in the stapler that my mother did. i'm not probably going to have a silver jubilee. i wouldn't have a golden jubilee that won't be a dom and jubilee, and there won't be a platinum jubilee. i will give the best that i possibly can, and that the time i have available. and i think that will see already a change of tone. and i said earlier that what i found rem

oh yeah, i guess how many megs came out there and i believe i can do it incredibly to your house. victory is the biggest win by an american man at the us open since james blake shock. no doubt, 17 years ago. been practicing well the week before honestly i but then when the competition has started a i a my level when done that's. that's the thrill for, for some reason. i don't know we're meant delicious or in terms a whole lot of things happened. the last couple of months maybe, but doesn't matter. so now it's gonna tell the kids or grandkids the abbey wrapper of the i never claim again, but her egg is hope. i end the end. we're doing a waiting t if are in the quarter finals. his rush is well, number 11, andre rube left, david stokes out his era. ah, what's your desert with me? said robinson. doha, reminder of our top stories, the case me prime minister, has outlined the priorities a new government less trust says that she'll work to cut taxes and drive before she .

meg haberman's new book, the making of donald trump in the breaking of america, including the trump once received a lease payment entirely in gold bars. you are calling this the trumpiest thing you have ever heard. >> well, it really is the trumpiest thing i've ever heard. and alike so many trumpy things, you really have to question details and wonder, did it is actually happen? and if it actually happened, did it happen the way it was reported, or at least the former presidents people play it. and lastly, who was involved? so think about who might have 1000 pounds of gold hanging around? because that is what a few dozen bars of ghouls way. and they're worth 15 billion dollars. so the other question is, who has made $15 million that he wants to hide in gold bars? well we know what kind of people want to hide things like that. it's people who are, as donald trump said about immigrants, drug dealers. and criminals. and murderers. these are bad people that he has obviously in business with. the other thing that is happening here is that he identity, the identity of his family, and i actuall

i think meg the stallion could do it. >> stephen: sure. >> i think-- well, i mean i think lizzo couldou gotta have some skills to be a rapper. drake is already both. so we're good in that sense. >> stephen: we have a clip here from "end of the road." what are we about to see? >> i play this momma who is trying to start our life over, you know, get a fresh start, and we travel across the country. and we wind up in this hotel in something gets a little fishy in the middle of the night.ht >> stephen: in the next room. >> next door. we're in a motel, so you already know. >> stephen: jim. >> somebody throwing a party or something? >> it's 4:00 in the morning, right? >> that's when the best parties get started. >> no, no, this sounds like a fight. >> what? ( knocking ) >> i'm calling the front office. >> that definitely ain't no party. >> i'm scared. >> i'm not letting this go on. >> what? >> mom, please don't go out there. >> i'm an e.r. nurse. for all we know some woman might be getting beat by a man. >> what you going to do, go get caught in the middle of it? >> mom, no. >> sis ( gunfire

i can tell you that in the audience is one of my personal heroes, meg ann prior and she's not anybody. she's a member of the international union of operating engineers. and she's a black woman and a leader in the operating engineers and working mom and she graduated from the city build academy and found her way into apprenticeship and she's a journey man in the skilled trades and it's lives like hers that's changed and communities like hers that's not only connected through this green infrastructure but that are lifted up into the working class and given a future and they can proudly hand that down to others. so whether we're honoring veterans who put in time after discharge from the military or given new life or second chances to those justice involved and previously incars lating and the building and we want to put everybody to work. in the pro union administration we have seen in our lifetimes, we know that's possible. we know that the, that the country in a bipartisan way support investments in our communities not just in san francisco but across the country and we know with bold

one meg are packed caught fire earlier at a california energy storage facility and a car battery caughtou 600 gallons of water per minute. 328000 gallons and where residents can only by evs, with the massive drought the state is experiencing, we spoke to a number of experts, less than 0.001% but there are challenges as they don't always train on how to manage the disaster and emits toxic gas as well but there is trepidation about evs. we pile on safety issues and folks are feeling backed into a corner, doesn't inspire a lot of confidence. blue one despite the problems with evs expert say we will sell more this year. more than last year but last year was a low base anyway. lauren: 6.6 million were sold last year. the international energy agency says now sales are going to rise to be 13% of the overall car market. any percentage over 10% indicates penetration but you have issues with adoption. it is a struggle in developing nations for infrastructure to charge and not to mention the price of electric vehicles but if you have a 13% rate of ownership. we won by when? in this calendar year o