a des moines funeral director in his case.mong all those other pieces of evidence. andrew wegener. >> how did he explain that? >> at that time you don't. >> so did andy wegener kill justin michael the man who replaced him in ann andy's car. >> we brought him back for questioning and asked him about his relationship with angie. >> more to the point, perhaps, his relationship or the lack of it with justin. >> have you ever met justin? >> once. >> where was that at? >> it was at joe's pub in johnston. >> just random run in? >> no, it was a gathering with a group of friends. it was um, engagement party. >> was justin the person who she was in a relationship after you broke up with her or was there someone else? >> there might have been somebody else. i have no idea. >> the last time you talked to angie would have been when? >> she sent a text message that said happy birthday, i said okay thanks. that was it. >> i'm asking andy about whether or not he's missing anything and he never tells me about the receipt for the oil changes. >

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will: des moines, iowa. pete: des moines, iowa.e more -- des moines' bringing a little more than i thought. will: -- can't do it in the future. i'll take arizona. i get all the cities. pete: yeah, ohio -- anything with -- rachel: i don't like this game, and you know it, so i'm just going to play by my own rules. pete: it's amazing how states can be -- all eyes are on iowa at the beginning, now it's all pennsylvania. we should just show skylines of pennsylvania -- rachel: actually, we should know it's pennsylvania but let's just figure out each city in pennsylvania. from now until election. pete: only philadelphia and pittsburgh -- quick, name four more -- will: scranton. rachel: allentown. florida florida if i don't know if that's how you pronounce it. harrisburg, right in the middle. bucks county. if i know a county. [laughter] rachel: see, we actually learn something -- pete: this is where you come for hot political analysis. will: -- kentucky. pete: that's not a real name. rachel: you guys need to learn more geography, i think k

like if you're not having folks gary, i'm moines. you will not get to that 20, so no feeling, you know, so to additionally, that's how he says, but they could use other things that could use like cob. this cost the, these are the real black ip, 9, brazil. they modify the recipe depending on what they had available. the slaves would either use black beams, kidney beans, or even white beans, as well as that. they also add their own local ingredients, such as time, oil, onions and peppers. to that i forgot to mention that they wrap their own version of one way in banana leaves. well, i'm going to have mine plain jane because that's how i like it. separate story. yeah, thank you. why, why might have spread all around the world? let's try another nigerian culinary invention. the plus are known, but better that american don't us. when it comes to post box is the queen book phone. honestly, you do more than try to do more than try pulse made from sweet flour and molded into bolts which are deep fried. it is so simple that it's not on usual

and so he went back to des moines, assuming that nothing would ever happen. and then he got telegram saying, you're hired. and so 1937, he picks up and moves from the midwest to the hollywood and he becomes, you know, fairly star top as a b-movie actor. one of many minor. you know role players on the warner stable. but by the eve of world war one, he world war two, rather, he was becoming, you know, a pretty, pretty good star for them, you know, only, you know, a notch two below earl flynn. and he in those days, he became the head of the screen guild and he was known as a fdr liberal democrat. what converted him from being an fdr liberal democrat to being a conservative republican? well, that's a great question. and that's another one of these myths that i think the book punctures the myth, which he created himself he often said this a million times, i didn't desert my party my party deserted me to suggest the democratic party had gone far off to the left. and so he had to become a republican. but the reality is he became he went to the right in the 1950s and

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and so he went back to des moines, assuming that nothing would ever happen. and then he got telegram saying, you're hired. and so 1937, he picks up and moves from the midwest to the hollywood and he becomes, you know, fairly star top as a b-movie actor. one of many minor. you know role players on the warner stable. but by the eve of world war one, he world war two, rather, he was becoming, you know, a pretty, pretty good star for them, you know, only, you know, a notch two below earl flynn. and he in those days, he became the head of the screen guild and he was known as a fdr liberal democrat. what converted him from being an mocrat to being a conservative republican? well, that's a great question. and that's another one of these myths that i think the book punctures the myth, which he created himself he often said this a million times, i didn't desert my party my party deserted me to suggest the democratic party had gone far off to the left. and so he had to become a republican. but the reality is he became he went to the right in the 1950s and early sixties

for the establishment of the companies of our colleagues, which were provided as the provinces of moind good facilities were provided, which we emphasized to increase our equipment . to increase travel. in the days leading up to arbaeen, more than 500 buses will transport pilgrims to mehran border. seyyed nasser fatemi of sada news agency sima since the beginning of june, 12 million subscribers of the electricity industry have received savings bonuses due to the reduction of electricity consumption. the minister of energy said that this number is equivalent to 40 meshes. tawanir is obliged to cut off their electricity after the necessary warnings. mr. mehrabian said that energy consumption in iran is much higher than the world average. the minister of energy said that reducing electricity consumption and reducing pressure on the grid will not only provide the possibility of supplying electricity to all citizens. it also greatly reduces the probability of an accident in the national network. scattered rain today for the northern belt of the eastern heights of alborz and eastern tehran,

, and 10 kilometers from the axis that there were two lanes with the power of provincial machinery moin and ilam province itself turned into a four-lane and this axis had approximately 14 bridges , two of which were a 45-meter span and a 60-meter span that was completed within a year, that is, after arbaeen last year. until today, before arbaeen, yes, exactly, this action was really an effective action. sanawat used to have to bring water to zarin by helicopter because of this traffic jam, but now, thank god, both last year and this year, god willing, we will not have a traffic jam at all, that is, the same routine. the normal routine and also the ending of shahid soleimani is almost 46 hectares during the period from 401 until now, we have constructed nearly 52,000 square meters of permanent canopies, either in the form of trusses or in the form of space structures , and we realized that every year before arbaeen , we had to do this temporarily with awnings and sheds. let's do it, it's almost permanent. yes, it 's all permanent. about 14 km, rise, mehpash and jadfan, which is at the en

dear afghani and most of the non-iranian pilgrims, who are about 300 thousand people, stood at the moin border arbaeen has been made attractive this year with the arrangements that have been thought out by the honorable pakistani with gharib. thousands of buses entered the country by themselves. we are not concerned about transporting pakistani pilgrims with their own buses . i offer my condolences, mr. zazabain, you are talking about the border of chazaba, let's go and see the border itself, how is the situation at the border, mr. farhani, journalist of sed and sima news agency, hello , reporter, yes, in the name of god, in the name of god , dear colleague, guest of the program, and dear and respected audience. hello and i have the courtesy to serve you 35% of erbin's traffic comes from two crossings. many of our compatriots from different cities also travel through this crossing, we are currently going to the four cities of tehran, qom, isfahan and yazd for the return of pilgrims from chazaba border crossing itself. there are zero borders of buses that transport dear pilgrims, in addi

the cdl with this metal model for do you do is so even though more young is miles they have the de moines, is it? yes. well, i am very sorry to hear nobody's been since the review. i don't really know. how would the people here handle it for 10 years, 10 years, and some people are telling me that most of these holidays haven't been so intense . you know, it's like, i don't really know how to handle it. you know, to what i'm seeing here is almost sometimes the young lady stand up for me at the and how the people are still functioning is also, you know, watch the unbelief because we, in australia and canada in the united states have never experienced when they're experiencing here absolutely never before have we have we had this in the west. we've lived a life of luxury. in fact, this for 50 years. yeah. yeah, exactly where we're sitting this moment is the front line. yes. i mean that gets with the not to be right. yeah. how is the yes, is the front? no, yes. it's the frontline city, the sand. this thing is that it is american weapons being use that are causing americans to have to wear bod

they have the union that you have the de moines, which as well, i am very sorry the this, the, the, i don't really know. how would the people here, i've had to live for 10 years, 10 years. and some people are telling me that most of these holidays haven't been so intense, you know, it's like, i don't really know how to handle it. you know, what i'm seeing here is almost sometimes beyond belief and you know, for me and the, and how the people are still functioning is also, you know, it's beyond belief because we, in australia and canada in the united states have never experienced with their experiencing care absolutely never before have we ever we had this in the west. we've lived a life of luxury. in fact this for 50 years. yeah. yeah. exactly. where with she think this moment is the front line. yes. i mean that it's really not to be right. yeah. how does that mean? yes. is the front no. yes. it's the frontline city. the saddest thing is that it is american weapons being used that are causing americans to have to wear body armor when they visit cities like the net the, the, the most.

identification documents. and pictures of pilgrims walking in arbaeen hosseini the road to karbala moin. we came to get you. hosseini and the increase in population near the city of karbala, many processions will be started, but the provision of medical services with the help of people can be said to be one of the rare services in this direction. wants it was the year 2013 , we went to musharraf with some friends, arbaeen karbala, they said , let's have a drink, of course, we will drink and give a good greeting, sir, but the illness of one of the companions will make the procession, which was supposed to give lemon juice, become a therapeutic procession, sina imanizadeh. i am a general practitioner for any service, sir , they count on us, we don't take money from anyone. by the way, i will pay the expenses for coming here. the stitches are still there , not the stitches here, but these equipments and medicines cost money . and the health service tent was erected for the pilgrims of aba abdallah, peace be upon him. it reached the point where now the fast charity is now one of the largest

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ali ham there joining us from uh south lebanon and asid moin abbas joining us from london and viewers, this brings us the conclusion of this segment of your press tv's news review program, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. and welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv, world news. thousas of people throughout the world continue holding rallies in honor of hamas chief ismaal hania was assassinated by israel in tehran on wednesday. starting in indonesia, the thousands took through the streets in march, the us embassy condemning washington's financial, military and political support for israel's crimes. protesters also held band. honoring the legacy of the martter palestinian leader. similarly, hundreds of people in the indian administrator kashmir chanted slogans against israel and its assassination drive and have called on muslims worldwide to unite against israeli oppression of palestinians. many other world cities have witnessed protests, rallies and prayers in honor of martter ismaal hannah. more than 300 days have passed since israel launched his genocidal war on g

that the handicrafts document in the supreme council of the cultural revolution was the cause of the moin council. in the supreme council of the cultural revolution , it was announced that about 1400 zainafs were collected . it was cultural. both the government apparatus and popular organizations came and actually cooperated and this document was written. the artificial intelligence document was also written with the participation of elites, it was approved and notified, that is, in fact, in the previous government, this document was notified by the artificial intelligence organization in the scientific vice president. it was formed, that is, an organization that can, like the document. there is a strategic management document, an organization was needed to guide the system, so that no repetitive work is done and what needs to be done in hoshmasi field. there was a table of quantum technologies, yes, because the quantum discussion is one of the mechanics of mechanics that is taught in universities, theoretical physics discussions and the like, which of course also has discussions on the p

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so many ways, margaret. 18 of us traveled from the united states, from iowa, got on a plane in des moines and traveled across the world, landed in moscow, and headed to kyiv. and then onto a collective farm in ukraine where we worked with our host families on the farm. we connected with that community. and i share this, because what i found out is, yes, we are the world's superpowers, but the soviet union did not offer the same types of opportunities, advantages, and liberties, the freedoms that the united states did. so, the first night in that community, as we sat down with the community members, the first question that they asked us americans was, "what is it like to be an american? what is it like to be free?" and that hit me, it really hit me, and it went on to form who i was and how i view the world, because there's a lot of great people around this world, but they don't have the same level of opportunity. so, with the ukrainians, just a couple years after that exchange, they separated from the soviet union. it fell apart and they so much wanted to be a democracy and to live the way

. >> well, water buffalo is roaming the streets of a des moines, iowa suburb.l has been described as aggressive. it has been on the loose in pleasant hills since saturday. the public has been warned to stay away from it. its owner was reportedly cited for having a rogue cow. >> back in 2020, a latino civil rights group is urging the justice department to investigate a series of raids conducted in texas last week. the raids, led by texas attorney general ken paxton, are part of an investigation into alleged voter fraud and vote harvesting, which is the practice of collecting and submitting ballots for others. the civil rights group claims the operation amounted to voter intimidation and targeted elderly volunteers. 87 year old lidia martinez says officers raided her home while she was in her nightgown, and he said, we need for you to go sit down. >> and i said, well, let me go get dressed. he says, i'm telling you to go sit down. and i said, what? why are you why do you have a search warrant? he says, sit down. we ask the questions, not you. >> the latino group

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the and moines most city dwellers are requesting the devices people it gives you malware. the shopkeeper has us the model number of the restaurant above these premises to host a sense of 1414 . yeah. most of the time i get our stuff i just just paid is that little feeding every now and then we must go to hospital or to come now able to present to the doctor today. i thought it too, so that you have to be able to prove. all right. what so many dogs to the come to oppose the most felicia and how about the money, but uh no action has to be taken. so you healthy? uh difficult action. maybe you have something to prove to them. a sense of like these can a give a clear picked general air quality in specific locations. but what would help the truck look the air pollution in the city? the united nations electric mobility program advocates for a shift to electric vehicles. alex co not saves, transitioning away from conventional combustion engines, needs to be incentivized economically and that targeting to will transport is a good place to start or 20 years ago, the almost new motor

. >> animal control officers tracked it to a pond on a softball field in des moines, and after sedating they took it to an animal hospital in sioux falls, south dakota. a runaway ostrich brought traffic to a standstill after escaping from a trailer. several drivers eventually helped return the big bird to its owner unharmed. >> it is time now for your thursday forecast >> good morning. another round of heat. it's another very hot day this thursday. some areas are going to break or challenge record highs in nashville and chattanooga, tennessee. evansville, indiana. louisville, kentucky. and atlanta, georgia. not fully at a record, but you're going to be close. a very hot day there. look out for slow moving, drenching thunderstorms. baltimore d.c. down i-95 and also areas around the blue ridge of virginia. some of these could lead to flash flooding in the afternoon and evening. for accuweather, i'm jeff cornish for abc news. >> coming up, the crisis at the grand canyon, why hotels are being forced to close ahead of the busy holiday weekend. >> also ahead, thousands of flight attendants ar

they've installed in different parts of the road, and moines, mostly to dwellers, are requesting the devices. people like give you malware. the shopkeeper has us the model general the restaurant above these premises to host a sense of humor. oh. cool. um yeah. most of the time i get our stuff, i just just paid the full feeding every now and then we must go to hospital. it took up no able to present to the doctor today. i thought it too so that i have to be able to prove all i have watched so many dogs to the come to oppose this felicia and smoke, but uh no action has to be taken. so yeah. healthy uh collection. maybe you have something to prove to them. sensors like these can a give a clip, pick general air quality and specific locations. but what would help to talk look the pollution in the city, the united nations, electric mobility program, advocates for a shift to electric vehicles. alex co not saves, transitioning away from conventional combustion engines, needs to be incentivized economically. and that gets in to we'll transport is a good place to start or 20 years ago. the alm

taped all come many thanks for joining us here with all the international with that, with century moines, i assume that the we are in north a city, a in the congress has mountains where beautiful people have been coming together to celebrate the ancient traditions since the beginning of time itself, where everything has a special symbolic meaning. i'm john thomas. this is in mind visions. and today we're discovering of the world of a such and culture the, the, the, we are heading to the city of the dead. a mysterious medieval village called the gods did as heaped in miss and legends in years gone by. it was claimed. those who visited would never emerge on life. but we'll take our chances. the 1st place is fascinating. there's an incredible energy here. it kind of feels like we're going back into the ancient times, if you will. where are we exactly? what is this place? as a matter of fact, this is an ancient or medieval symmetry. but the way it is arranged is absolutely unusual. what we have here uh the so called volts. they were supposed to be it too and the houses for the deceased and t

nancy in des moines. hi, nancy. hello. i'm reading the grand affair, john feinstein, and he's called by paul fisher. and that was part of the research for america and apollo. that was an opera that was opened this year that the moon upper. and i love the library of congress. when i went to graduate school in the seventies, i could park in front and go and do my research. when i was a student at american university. oh. you can't park in front of the library of congress anymore because we're to make some provisions. yeah, i hope you're listening to that. barbara got a special, special tour guide over here who wants to help you out. suzanne in colorado said, i love nonfiction and learning about other people's stories. last three books i read coming home by brittney griner. yeah. on call by anthony fortune. wow. and lessons from the edge by marie yvonne of inch, who, of course, was the diplomat who resigned during the trump. gary, where's gary? hey, gary gary is reading tommy orange's novel want stars? it's about native ameri

it won't affect the full on the face stories on sensory moines and check our website on teams. don't. com. coming up next to select step, a sort of cross talk with people about that was one is the, the, the what, the, this thing of the continental box. oh, so we into, around with the rest of the world. we're going to relate to the winds in terms of donations on, in terms of tray assets on let's define what she wants. political assets might define ourselves. cultures also come define ourselves critically. the cause of your guys, no choice but to move forward. forward. shoot with the hello and welcome to the prospect bullhorn john peter lavelle. here we just got some real news. the attempted assassination of donald trump tells us all we need to know about the extreme tensions that make up american politics. sadly, america as a long and deadly history of political violence, the country's political culture is simply toxic. to discuss these issues and more, i'm drawing by my guess your to send me while we in budapest, he's a pod counselor at the goggle, which be found on youtube and

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the over 25 years ago as a because you'll start to des moines, rallies to fight for a radical rethink, an oven mobility. that actually is questioning the, the basis of society, of course, of energy, of equity, of how we take decisions on how this state is built. so it is actually a bicycle of illusion is a real big radical revolution, despite the fact that it doesn't look like so tonight, the assessing of from the monument to the revolution in downtown mix the coast. it's just a handful of people came to the fest, riley's now the regularly attract hundreds of writers. many are wearing costumes to mock the approaching d a. d in west coast. full day of the dead. one of the most important mexican holidays to night. the city streets belonged to the scientist. for a few hours, they risk control from the calls. a full stop come speak, know. now that also parts of the city state. what began as a mobility experiment has become a movement, the signs to beds and se lee, and has so active as have achieved something previously unimaginable. in 2020 mexico became the 1st country in the world to en

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todd is in des moines talking to voters about the election and having fun and food while he's there. that funnel cake, like a champion. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning, i'm carley shimkus. todd, how are you on iowa state fair grounds. it is 4:00 there, up before the animals. >> todd: i am up before the animals, some are up. what is first question i ask when you travel? how was the food? food was great, we had a lot. the shirt is tighter than i want. we talked politics. interesting stuff, carley. >> carley: i was looking at the video, you were having fair food with the governor. food, fair and politics, nice. we have election news to get to. vice president kamala harris will make a joint trip to maryland with president biden for first time since he dropped out of the race. new report says she wants to break from his policy. griff jenkins is in washington with more. hi. >> griff: they are back together again, first time since biden dropped out 25 days ago. axios says harris wants to distance herself from her boss, writing, she wants to break with biden on i

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springfield. 1908, that is where a horrible race riot occurred where abraham lincoln's house was in des moinesso we might strike on something that looking at racial injection. i would hope that whatever animosity there might be there, that it would fall a little bit and talk about barack obama and michelle obama. it is their city of chicago and trying to start creating a feeling of being the first speech out about the unity party that the democrats are and keep the momentum going and the love will be thrown joe's way he might even get a more sustained we love you joe ovation than kamala harris herself in the end. >> you want to make a point about that, congressman? >> i'm really excited to be in the arena on monday night for president biden because the gratitude that you will see from the convention goers for what he has done and by the way, he did it with the thinnest majorities in congress. even where the vice president had to live at the senate and just a very thin majority in the house to be that consequential. >> and the fact that he was able to bring republicans, despite all of the machi

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and speaking out america first rally in des moines, lindbergh said we only been hinting at before. three most important groups pushing the country toward warsh are the british, te jewish, and the roosevelt administration. instead of agitating for or the jewish groups in this country should be opposing it in every possible way for they will be among it to be among the first to feel its consequences. theirco greatest danger to this country lies in their large ownership of influence in her motion pictures, our press, our radio and our government. so this a blatantly anti- slur he said many other things in this speech a lot of them are moderate members of the america first committee which he had become the de facto head of two quick. but at the same time thousands of nazi sympathizers were drawn into the america first committee because they agreed with his anti-semitic bro nazi sediment. the ranks of the american first committee swelled over 800,000 people. winston churchill is on the ropes and this point but he insistsee they agree in the sect rendezvous. he loved to play tricks on th