but what about nathan?od, but still not enough for a murder charge. detectives needed to place nathan inside the tunnel with the knife in his hands. one possibility, would the guy who had ratted on him help him some more? >> we had established a relationship with duncan, he knew where we were coming for, we wanted to get run baker's killer, he told us, and we told him, you will help us, and what you are -- eager to help throw nathan under the bus, the recorded phone call was set up through the jail, and nathan and duncan spoke for the first time in almost two years. >> what are you doing? >> everywhere, i ended up in boston for a while. you have been in a lot of trouble. >> it was like old times, as they too caught up, then duncan started spinning his story, again nathan talking. >> i just got in touch with my mom, and she says they have been over at her house giving serious -- about my blood type and stuff. >> then, without missing a beat, duncan cleverly got nathan inside the tunnel, and tied into the str

richard: 30 seconds, he's got four nathan's hot dogs and buns down.sarily the eating, it was like the chewing up and swallowing part. go to your happy place. richard: moving on to his second-- go to your happy place. and then it was the wet bun in the cold water. it's not even necessarily the taste, it was like the texture. richard: two meats in hand for nick wehry, the front runner. ah. richard: nick wehry is going to beat the time clock. he's got his last bun in hands. your champion today, here at nathan's famous, nicholas wehry. i survived. the one takeaway i have from today is i didn't die. 10 dogs in two minutes, nick wehry. nine hot dogs, nine and a half for miki. i'm afraid johnny lost and, you did a full three in two minutes. that's quite a pace, actually. listen, i haven't taken down three weiners in three and a half minutes since college, richard. i don't see myself competing in here in the near future. i think with the proper training i could be. i just don't necessarily know if i want to be. how about a little love for our newcomer? thank

nathan bomey, your follow-up? guest: i do not think president trump has information and status on the talks. they could reach a deal before he comes, but i would despise at this point. but what i think -- would be surprised at this point. but what i think present have is trying to do is connect with workers who voted for him. about one third of uaw members voted for donald trump in 2016 and 2020. he has a good base of support there, but he is anti-uaw leadership. they are anti-him. no love lost there, when he is trying to circumvent leadership of the uaw and go directly to the workers. he has bashed president biden's ev agenda. he will thoroughly workers and that that agenda is hurting their jobs. that is up for debate but that will be the message. host: that seems to be an unusual first. some states are benefiting from that ev agenda. even several red states have battery plants being built. guest: absolutely. and there is a lot of battery and ev manufacturing in the midwest. but i think the uaw is concerned about

host: nathan bomey is with us. >> nathan boehm he is with us. is this reporter and co-author and here with us this morning to talk with us about the united auto workers strike entering day five. welcome to washington journal. as the strike continues in detroit, what is the latest on negotiations? >> they are still prfar apart. the uaw just last night threatened to expand the strike on friday if they don't make serious progress with ford, general motors, insta lantus. and the strike started on friday. they are asking for a wage increase of 36 percent. they have only offered about 20%. the uaw wants traditional pensions, healthcare, and a whole host of other things and the automakers are not willing to budge on those asks so at this point it feels like we could be headed toward an expansion of this strike later this week. >> this is what has been termed a standup strike. tell us how this approach is different from previous auto strikes and other strikes in general. >> the best way to think about it is as a targeted strike because what they've done

. >> reporter: nathan reese had surgery this morning. he has fissures in the back of his head., he says he is lucky to be alive. >> reporter: it has been one week since reese was robbed and attacked on his way home. the weapon was a construction tool. >> trying to go to sleep -- i can see very clearly everything that happened when i am falling asleep at night. >> reporter: on september 6th, he says he parked his car on third street in the bayview, and as he was walking home from his car, a man in a construction vest attacked him. >> all of a sudden, from behind me, he hit me in the head three times with the tool he had in his hand. he pokes me in the back. i think he wanted me to think he had a gun or something and he said give me all your money. >> reporter: nathan says the man also punched him in the eye and cut his nose. >> i was screaming very loud, i was hoping someone would hear me. >> reporter: he says that no one helped. he tells me the man stole his wallet, backpacks, and phone. this surveillance video shows nathan getting home after the attack, and here you can see hi

it's age of these hazel nathan, russia. it is exactly the opposite. that happened. the connected west, more and more is being isolated because the, the fact that the strategy of you, you are with us a gave us, we work here. it doesn't work any more in this. what do we, i entering now? it's a new finding, a new shift. everything is changing. give you an example. we wouldn't be to think about to have time to restrict rates outside of the us color. you see that as he was cute for that? somebody said that were sent was cheaper that no. everybody's doing that. even us eyes are actually going along with the, the don't always asian, and we things changing and is going faster and faster. oh, the 11000 libyans have lost their lives and this leads flooding does awesome. however, local official fit, that number could almost double as a true extent of the devastation is uncovered. so i'm dining room, have a common goals, often country pools, the a pad of dams to buzz off to, to right, so rightful reason for the edge form of the arrow reveals the sheer scope of destroyed buildin

nathan member, as between the lads, the as sonya will be cut off from allies to the south. get abused, have issues travel through this walking gap with british naval troops on exercise. these nato troops based in poland, are moving through what the alliance considers perhaps is most vulnerable area.

an attack against any nathan memo, it to remain. it is, is because it is an attack against the entire block slides. the official denial of keys here is a main resident on this initial claim. we heard from former indian invoice to remain yet right jude over it says it would be in by them is what it says, interest to bring native into the direct conflicts with great. i hello menia. as for your, for the sector, this one and be good for fast, the sooner we can know what that means. yes. it seems as if this is been ongoing. some all the needle into the ones that we just saw. just you just unplug it for you, but also for the simple, the parts of the work which should be sensors should come forward and you should have done what the media has done in the sense that the one you should do. so this g that spreading phones uh is anyone's interest and watched me nice night is for 41 is on, on a compromise, a compromising, it's equipment and i'm the nation. so balls are also a power is a very is this is now that is the assessment by the washingto

yeah, go one step further there, nathan.hink the white house would have to get involved, and what has been the economic impact so far of this strike? >> i think if the economic impact drags on for several weeks, then in the economy in the midwest, in particular, it could see a one quarter recession, according to analysts. i think that's where this becomes an uncomfortable thing for the president. he already has gene spurling, his economic adviser on the scene, the acting labor secretary, they're on the case, but as informed observers, willing to help if necessary, but not stepping in on negotiations. to your earlier point, also, the issue here for the uaw is that in 2016 and 2020, about one-third of their members voted for donald trump. i think they were very startled by that. this is a historically progressive union. a lot of their folks are on trump's side. uaw is against trump, but they're not necessarily 100% on the biden camp either. they're straddling the line, as well. >> really good reporting and context provided by

our friend, nathan lane is here tonight, everybody [ cheers and applause she is a california congresswoman and candidate for senate her book, "i swear: politics is messier than my minivan" is out now. congresswoman katie porter is back on the show [ cheers and applause and direct from the sondheim theatre on broadway, we're going to have a performance from the new hit show, "& juliet. you're going to love it. you're gonna love it [ cheers and applause we'll get to that. you guys, spring is in the air flowers are blooming birds are chirping everyone is stocking up on benadryl, and that includes my writers. you know, my writing staff, they write hundreds of monologue jokes every day just to get the 10 or 12 we end up using and sometimes, i think they throw in a few stinkers just to get their numbers up and meet the assignment [ laughter ] but just because pollen levels are through the roof, that doesn't mean we can tolerate laziness, which means it's time for another surprise inspection. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: all right, so here's how this works i'm going to

. >> la espera terminÓ para esta familia, el departamento de policÍa arrestÓ a josÉ, daniel y nathanue fue mucho. >> en una rueda de prensa el jefe del departamento de policÍa indicÓ que los arrestados dispararon contra el. en la parte frontal viajaba su prima y el niÑo. la madre y estaba en el asiento trasero, la policÍa dijo que dos balas estuvieron a centÍmetros de alcanzar a la bebÉ. >> los sospechosos se vieron involucrados en un altercado en el estadio con otro sujeto, esa misma persona aseguran conducÍa una camioneta do dodge ram blanca muy parecida a la de la familia. >> es lo que pensamos, que fue una confusiÓn y la policÍa lo confirmÓ. >> nathan huyÓ a arizona luego del decir theo, josÉ fue puesto bajo custodia la noche del jueves y estaba armado al momento del arresto, la captura de, por disparar desde un vehÍculo, abuso infantil y agresiÓn agravada, noticias telemundo. >>, vamos a colombia con el inicio de la serie de despedidas planificadas para el pintor y escultor fernando botero, desde hoy y durante el fin de semana sus restos podrÁn ser visitados en el congreso por l

nathan bomey, your follow-up?nk president trump has information and status on the talks. they could reach a deal before he comes, but i would despise at this point. but what i think -- would be surprised at this point. but what i think present have is trying to do is connect with workers who voted for him. about one third of uaw members voted for donald trump in 2016 and 2020. he has a good base of support there, but he is anti-uaw leadership. they are anti-him. no love lost there, when he is trying to circumvent leadership of the uaw and go directly to the workers. he has bashed president biden's ev agenda. he will thoroughly workers and that that agenda is hurting their jobs. that is up for debate but that will be the message. host: that seems to be an unusual first. some states are benefiting from that ev agenda. even several red states have battery plants being built. guest: absolutely. and there is a lot of battery and ev manufacturing in the midwest. but i think the uaw is concerned about the advent of these

. >>> como tÚ les dijiste claudia la vÍctima se llama nathan se recupera de estas heridas, el dÍa de una cirugÍa nariz tiene puntos detrÁs de su cabeza perdiÓ varios dientes pero me dice que el estÁ muy feliz de estar con vida. >>> a que nathan se siente agradecido de estar vivo el trauma es difÍcil olvidar. >>> entre lÁgrimas dice que todas las noches antes de dormir recuerda lo que pasÓ el 11 de septiembre, asegura que como todas las noches cuando regresaba del trabajo dejÓ su auto a una cuadra de distancia donde vive en la calle tercer sobre la avenida tomÁs, segÚn un hombre vestido con lo que describe una ropa de concepciÓn lo atacÓ. >>> de repente sentÍ tus golpes detrÁs de mi cabeza con lo que parecÍa ser una herramienta de constituciÓn es el hombre que le exigiÓ que le diera todo su dinero. >>> dice que luego le pegÓ en el ojo que le cortÓ la nariz, luego recuerda que lo tumbÓ al suelo y cuenta que siguiÓ agrediÉndolo. >>> comenzÓ a gritar thyssen gaitÁn porque tuvo la esperanza de que alguien lo ayudarÁ gaitÁn dice que sospechoso le robÓ su billetera como mochila y su telÉfon

but a way of saying goes, nathan said joining doesn't include no black face documenting the competition. you know, and i think they actually shooting themselves in the, in the foot because people are just 2 opponents of you and argument a who on the basis of you results on the basis of you and freedom of speech on the basis of you and poverty. you and homelessness, you and unemployment. i just don't want you in an argument. and these people are not all pro russian. but to sing that the only argument of people in brussels and the commission or in the council are saying today is that these are pro russian assets. is actually making the opposition to you and argument i, i would say quite stronger and that they don't like being the senior point 8 or a name tag. they just want the debate. they want the discussion and i think this is just showing that by refusing to be paid by refusing the discussion with people who are i don't think that the you an argument is a good idea by refusing this b e was showing a to tell it terry and you, which is scaring actually all the people. so i think this is

. >>> let's talk more about all of this, nathan bony is with us, a business reporter for axios who has been covering the auto industry for ten years now, and also the author of the book "detroit resurrected to bankruptcy and back." nathan, great to see you, so you just heard gabe reporting here, strikers say 80% of their demands are not being met. does that say to you that this is going to be a very lengthy strike? >> i do think it will be. this is a wide gap. you've got the uaw wanting a wage increase of about 36% right now. ford and "gma" have offered 20%. that's a 16-point gap. the funny thing is i think that's where they're the closest. where they're the furthest away is on benefits because the uaw wants a return to traditional pensions and retiree health care. and the automakers say that is absolutely not going to fly. >> and then you hear from auto, the automakers who are saying, and the companies are saying, we can't afford to pay everybody 40% increases over a certain period of time. and i mean that will make us go bankrupt. do you buy that? >> well, the automakers are concerne

specialist nathan butcher. specialist nathan hamilton, pardon me. sergeant first class, david. colonel yousif hyder. captain anna kaiser. captain timothy. staff sergeant hector. captain peterson. warrant officer peter. meijer benjamin roberts. captain william welsh. captain aidan bassitt. captain christopher king. captain andrew klotz. captain tyler low. captain blake. and last but not least, captain jessica wagner. the ceremonial party can take their seats. i just have a f the ceremonial party can take their seats. i just have a few brief closing remarks. i am cory wagner, director of the smithsonian cultural rescue initiative. we have so many colleagues and partners to think that you will find things in the acknowledgments on the last page of the program, so we have a read of that but quickly i would like to thank my partner who started this journey with me many years ago, and i want to thank also all of our colleagues who have supported, trained, pushed through orders and getting people quickly into their units. and all during, you know, the whole thing of covid, so thank yo

you know dan and his sons jarron and nathan.d grant is right here. and then we have got shaya and we have also got eric reeves. good to have all of you here today. >> thank you. >> steve: eric, this started with your daughter. >> yes. >> steve: who was 12 years old when she passed. but she has brought a lot of joy into a lot of people's families and lives, hasn't she. >> yeah. so, when my wife and i were told that our 11-year-old daughter jesse was diagnosed with cancer back in 2011, obviously it was devastating. and so she wanted to do something for the kids that couldn't leave the hospital. and so she created joy jars. joy was her middle name and it went perfect with jars. and unfortunately she fought terminal cancer and so we only had 10 months and two days with her. but during that time she actually stuffed with her friends over 3,000 joy jars for kids fighting cancer. >> steve: an amazing story. and, dan, your family became involved in this program, how? >> yeah. so she share a lot. our two families. we share a lot of grief

again a new slot for nathan's fifth dog.donetsk hospitals, from there , after a long treatment, he went to st. petersburg for a well-deserved rest for endurance and military merits. the neighbors immediately christened this small but heroic dog kutuzov when he arrived here. well , he had to have his eye operated on there. and here we are riding in the elevator; one neighbor tells me the color. take it away please, he doesn't see with his second eye. please remove the fur from your eyes. i say he doesn't have an eye. he came from donbass like this little dog. she looks and says, okay, that means we have kutuzov, aka nafanya svetlana stolkovana, our guest is hello and nafan rolled into one. hello, kutuzov can definitely be stroked. hello hello ours. hello anya. how old is he? well, we can say, only he’s about five years old at the moment, mmm, obedient, very smart, well-coiffed, handsome, handsome, has seen the world, let’s go to the state when he for the first time it came into your hands, it was already more or less a fortun

nathan austin and met some of the locals who are trying their best to be good neighbors. a fraud and his railing supplements in the west bank minutes drive from jerusalem is unique for multiple reasons. founded 40 years ago by an intellectual remedy from new york as a trust of many western jews. they made english the most spoken language here up to hebrew, and brought liberal slavery to religious communities. but perhaps most notably a froth is known for his future relations with its palestinian neighbours. oh, that's really has been the mirror for almost 15 years. space science has benefited jews are here to stay. but just as we are here to stay down here to stay as well. and if we don't find ways to live one along side the other, we will get 3rd parties coming to try and interfere and create to our reality without knowing the facts on the ground without knowing the complexity. 28 jewish people, including 4 women from a fraud, had been killed since the beginning of this year in attacks by palestinians. the mayor says it doesn't change the towns general perception of arab

nathan black, char sick about new york, and what went wrong. new york was actually one of the 1st cities that entered into conversation with us about regulation over a decade ago. uh, new york has very unique politics which prevented any meaningful progress in the early days and basically prevented us from finding the sweet spot of compromise. and sensible and balanced regulation. and so i really view new york as an extreme outlier. and while this has been playing out over 10 years, you know, 80 percent of those other 200 top markets have found a sensible meeting, middle ground. and so again, i think it's, i think it's an outlier, so you would say this doesn't give other cities a blueprint for what to do with air b and b in terms of regulation. no, i don't think so. i think frankly, it's a couple of kind of what not to do because, you know, clearly there's a lot of ordinary new yorkers that were hurt by this very extreme draconian position of the city tuck. so, you know, i, i don't think it's even many officials would say that this is the way i

of this, who had also had an earlier encounter with his, shall we say, colorful cavalry commander nathan forest in forest, apparently briefly conferred, and according to his postwar biographer, forrest said the position was, quote, exceedingly formidable. there's that word again. and in his opinion, force said it could not be by a direct assault except by great and unnecessary loss of life, would apparently did not agree. he said, i don't think the federals are going to stand strong. and he thinks that that they're not willing to take a stand there. and he had apparently i'm sorry. forrest then responded by by basically begging for permission to lead a flank maneuver. good. i'm forrest wanted to take his cavalry potentially reinforced with an infantry division and ford the harp of below or above the city and hopefully get in the rear of the union position presumably before nightfall and cut the road to nashville. that was something that forest strongly pushed for, who had rejected it out of hand. this apparently led to a tantrum on the part of forest which may or may not have included so

nathan was hit in the arm but leila was hit closer to the neck. leila's last words in the embrace of her brother were help me. help me. she was one of seven who died in the midland odessa mass shooting. 32 people were shot. a lot of them, like naisdz ann, sur -- nathan survived, but leila died that day. the young man who shot her was ineligible to own a weapon. he had serious mental illness. serious enough that he was on the list of individuals prohibited from buying a weapon. he had tried to buy a weapon, but he had been denied when he tried to do it at a licensed begun dealer. -- gun dealer. he is one of millions of americans who have been stopped from buying a gun because they're a felon or they are seriously mentally ill. but this young man was still able, rather easily, to get a weapon. why is that? well, it's because many of our weapons in this country are sold without background checks. what happened in this case? how did this young man with a serious history of mental illness get his hands on a powerful weapon that allowed him to kill leil

it was it as one of them pulled my arm behind my back to nathan and i said and said let me through. i am the president, secretary, you're saying that only made things worse. you said they were asking you to surround me and my cars. i had a tiny cars just had the again, i knew that something tremendous was going on. but i didn't understand was municipal. and then one of i in days ministers showed up to florida administer floor, and this is on more and almost without looking at me. he said he's me to try to run movies if that's a different place. surely was plunged into sales. that's the military took over power under the orders of that colanda in chief general. i will still be not yet in 1974, the new check was declared president by the tune tough during his 17 years of rule . thousands of 2 lanes are posing the regime, were arrested torch. it killed and disappeared as the whole brain, however, managed to escape to cuba, together with the children. and one of i'll give this door to us be at these also known as patty. they left everything behind. yeah, yeah. so now we're a new life sa

she has called the nathan to campaign with independence candidates from other districts with no decay that space to meet the gathering today, you know, shopping center, the topic, this illusion into the politics in time. so here's the question you're putting on. the current situation is having a negative influence on many elections because the people who are actively participate in 2 years ago say the now the found out that they can not change anything. and that's why they no longer want to help. those are the people we want to bring to the table to prove that it's still worth fighting for the test. but free, fair voting is not every over to you rush. so say experts less likely to change to the possibilities or special elections taking place under the retiree and circumstances. technically, you can choose between different candidates, there are enough of them. but censorship and self censorship. curb, any meaningful discussion about the center of professor for 3 years. i hope it works out, despise the obstacle, it is of interest to follow up a whole image. and each of russia, which sh

with, with 2 nations, had previously committed to close the military cooperation that is or from nathan now of next half price was an online competition or affecting lots supermarket chains that's coming up in ad documentary series. the film after the break, don't forget the website at the www dot com. you can also find us on social media to handle using these s t w news. nicole public is coming in next stage of the flying river is formed by a loss of full b, perspiring trees or see stars fires. no good deal as the the invisible with the effect flows through the sky start september 20th on the w.

the percentage of people who receive a protection status, who are recognized as a nathan of international protection is very hard. so it's not a question of saying that these are not refugees. these are people who don't need protection, so must be prevented from arriving. yeah, so in your view, what has happened to this european solidarity? i'm just this week we saw the president of the european commission, or so funder line calling for you, unity on migration. but this seems to be an example of it faltering. so the is the ongoing situation of work to the rules in general, and we see the rules that are a, robert, i'm favorable actually to the countries of external boat because the country is responsible for many assigned them applications. all the countries where people arrive. so in that sense, actually for the front, so gemini, they benefit from the rules because it's more likely the to, to legal grace is responsible for people because that's the 1st country where they arrive. so that's one issue is we would argue the on friend this of the rules and generals of the 2nd issue is then the

report released staff members at brook house, about the conditions in which detainees were held in, nathanager at g4s, raised concerns about what was happening at the detention centre tojerry petherick, the managing director of g4s custodial services at the time. so there are long standing complaints about abuse, people trying to go through the necessary channels to raise concerns, to raise the alarm, and nothing was done. and i think, you know, before secret cameras were put into the centre, those of us that witnessed abuse and were troubled by it, those are the kind of difficult memories that we have of the detention centre. the metropolitan police says more than a thousand of its officers are currently suspended or on restricted duties, as it tries to remove corrupt staff from its ranks. the crackdown follows the conviction of the serial rapist david carrick, and wayne couzens, who murdered sarah everard whil a serving officer. the met�*s leaders say hundreds of officers could face the sack. here's our home editor, mark easton. at the absolute heart of our plan is renewing our contract

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nathan members between the lads, the as sonya will be cut off from allies to the south. get abused, have issues travel through this a walking gap with british naval troops on exercise. these nato troops based in poland, are moving through what the alliance considers, perhaps, is most vulnerable area, a land court or nick named this lucky gap. it's located between 2 nato allies, poland and lithuania, but also between russia and developers. this is cause for concern because it's the only way for nato to reach its baltic state allies by land. there is any way, one way to get to latvia and that is alt through lithuania. and this will okey doke . that means if moscow were to seize the sa walkie cord or lobby, and the other baltic states would be cut off and could only be reached by sea. the commanding officer of this british squadron on his way to an exercise in latvia, says training in the region is vital for us going up to lot via provides a new real estate, new training opportunity. uh, the opportunity to go up against a live simulated estimate which, which puts my soldier

and nathan libby, uh, planning an international during this conference next month to help rebuild the devastated city of doing now. 2 weeks ago, a powerful flash floods broke through 2 dimes destroying much of the city and sweeping thousands of people out to sea. around 4000 people are officially confirmed, did not move in twice. that number remained missing to this hospital. and then gauzy has been operating full capacity for nearly 2 weeks. most of its patients, a flood victims to feed a khalifa was seriously injured when he was found by rescue. as in the port city of done, his house was destroyed. to know what i have injuries all over my body and including a broken arm and an inflamed wound on my leg. yet my doctor told me he couldn't put cost over my hand right away because the wound was inflamed with this beast. then how was it as to have the hospital, his also sent teams, if it's doctors a 150 miles away to done a or the city west affected by the storm. torrential rain bus 2 dams which submerged huge areas under water and washed away buildings in seconds before the storm, this h