no moreau drops it.c, as well, but the raiders, they came that close to winning it. instead, it's saturday and the colts winning it. 25 20 raiders dropped to two and seven. josh allen playing today against the vikings, despite an elbow injury to his throwing arm crazy, finished two minutes to go builds up by 4/4 and 19. look at this great catch incredible catch by justin jefferson to keep the drive alive. 32 yards back tacular one handed grab later in the drive 50 seconds to go fourth and goal. kirk cousins keeps it himself. he stopped short on fourth down, so it's a turnover on downs, but the bills first play from inside the one allen fumbles, the snap and minnesota's eric kendricks recovers in the end zone for the touchdown bikes up 32 27. bills force overtime on the last second field goal. then the vikes kick the field going over time to take the lead. josh javelin a chance to win it. no he has picked off in the end zone. by patrick peterson. vikings win 33 to 30 josh allen is frustrated. and minnesot

moreau ended up leaving the government about a year and two months after he joined and went out.e himself was corrupt. the officials charged with corruption so he split the movement and went to the u.s. for a while and made a lot of money andun came back to announe he would run for president. the presidential candidate was kind of a flop and pulled out before it even began and announced r he's going to run fr the senate. that's kind of a critic of both but now accused of being corrupt. >> let's go back in your view and i know you have a connection to him and we will get to that was he guilty of the corruption? >> the reason it's hard to say is because he never got a fair trial. there's no question that the workers party was involved in all kinds of corruption and he himself i pushed him and interviews to acknowledge that before because as i said earlier, brazil is a country that doesn't have occasional institutes of corruption but is run on corruption and the workers party itself having been in the middle of it there's no way that you can get anything done unless you break the wh

hero of the reference hero of ukraine, the hero of ukraine is being called the other day by nadals moreaury to sonchuch miroslav simvichich sotnik of the ukrainian insurgent army, which is now actively glorified in the country, and they really were mostly criminals who entered the ukrainian war, people who had nothing to lose the well-known case of uh massacre by ukrainians in the historical army. this is the ivanovo spring of 44 years in the most modest way. according to estimates by polish historians, about forty thousand approximately died. the very same new hero of ukraine is famous for the fact that he personally gave the order to destroy the settlement with the polish population on his account and the power of the trinity there, as in truth, the entire population was brutally and killed, including almost babies. 10 people, mostly poles and ukrainians any person who did not fit in, and in the average concept of a small ukrainian or a simple ukrainian, he was declared either a house, or a muscovite or a lyam, and was subject to destruction, and children of mixed marriages were also su

moreau.eople would hear his reports where he's standing on the rooftops while the nazi bombers, and i had a huge effect on making americans much more empathetic with the victims of fascism. by 1939 and c certainly by 1940 radio was becoming a medium that promotes interventionism. that's not true in the 1930s. >> thank you. >> thank you for this talk. i'm sorry fo' my english. i want to know you wrote your book for who? did you want to give a warning about the media or social media for citizens? >> i think that came later. the book book really emerged out of the archives and my work on conspiracy theories. i9/ wrote a book on american conspiracy theories from world war i to 9/11 one of the chapters is on pearl harbor. i a lot of time chasing documents and archives all overt the country on how the pearl harbor conspiracy theory emerged. i discovered to my surprise at the time that it was a right-wing theory very anti-rooseveltmo and it was promoted by the "chicago tribune." then i started readi

company saying fourth quarter financials are going to come in moreau e below expectations send roguelevel since july of 2019 this was a pandemic favor. a nearly $500 stock, it's now at 52 bucks it's not all bad, i guess. robinhood is higher today. results beat estimates, thanks in part to higher rates and lower expenses that stock having its best day in two months, but robinhood is still down 85% from its all-time high of 85 bucks a share now let's get a cnbc news update with frank holland >> here's what's happening at this hour. israeli prime minister has conceded defeat to benjamin netanyahu in this week's election lapid constructed his office to prepare for an organized transition of power. in pakistan, protests sparked after imran khan was injured in a shooting attack. khan had been leading a protest convoy across the country, saying he was the victim of a conspiracy by the current prime minister and the united states and pope francis has started a four-day visit to bahrain. it's only the second time that the pope has traveled to the irani peninsula. the pope did speak out agains

foster moreau. it's open in a back corner of the endzone. derek carr finds him.got overtime, baby, free football. and guess what? in over time we get a walk-off. josh jacobs gets the carry 86 yards to the house. 229 yards, 2 touchdowns, 303 total yards for jacobs. it was lady city in the locker room after the game. is jj this morning, i didn't know if hels going to 300 >> that many? apple warriors had a little matinee with the timber world wasted no time first play the game. draymond green up top pick. andrew will hold a state that a 20 point 1st quarter lead that weeks at 17. now, 2nd quarter. this is how you score on a shot-blocker go right out of step toward home with the finish over rudy gobare. 24 for 4 that he was did get within 10. but that was it does in transition after the turnover klay thompson, he said i want to get out early. still enough time to get says here in minneapolis, he was 5 for 8 from beyond the 21 points warriors one. 37, one 4 teams here hosting vancouver looking to break two-game skid lead 3 to 2 was a little over a minute left in the g

we don't beat better than expected results the company's guidance coming in moreau some estimates. that's the problem airbnb says cancellations rates for the third quarter were higher than 2019 levels. maybe a lot of people getting excited about a trip and then changing their mind. airbnb stock down. now, let's get a news update with tyler mathisen. >> brian, thank you very much. welcome, everybody there is a peace agreement in ethiopia to stop hostilities in a brutal civil war in the tigray region victims could number in the hundreds of thousands. the agreement calls for a coordinated disarmament and a restoration of law and order in brazil, supporters of jaer bolsonaro continue to protest. bolsonaro has not conceded defeat, but he has stopped short ofcontesting the election and says he's going to cooperate in a transfer of power. meantime, in japan, nearly a hundred hot aballoons are takin flight for an annual festival. on the news tonight with shep smith, an unexpectedly close race for governor in oklahoma and how an unprecedented endorsement from a major tribal leader in the st

kristen moreau thank miners the cofounder of monetizing which works to mobilize women and mothers vote and mobilize for critical issues. i find is fascinating because our members i was out front of the supreme court as roe fell, i wondered how the democrats were going to keep up this momentum that they had seen and folks energize we had what was happening there. because we were five, six months out from this election. and it seems like we are seeing it fall off. i'm wondering what you are seeing as you are trying to get mobs to turn out. is it with democrats are hoping for which is, fight for democracy, fight for abortion rights, or republicans with economy and crime. what is the most important thing for moms right now? >> to start, i want to share some good news. and that is that we are seeing a surge in volunteers, mansour volunteered to help get out the vote. we had over 800,000 contacts, multi mom happening. moms are had writing postcards, texting, getting moms information about how to vote. and we are also seeing early voting up with women voting for the men. so there are some goo