bill nelson is tied to lobbyists go deeper than just taking their money.his staff like aaron neil. she was a legislative assistant from 2001 to 2003. she then left to work in government relations for aerospace. of course she did. her former boss senator nelson was on the commerce, science and transportation committee. on her linkedin page. she describes her aerospace job as corporate representative to congress regarding legislation and oversight activities that affected company interest in nasa and maa programs. in 2004, she became a senior lobbyists for alliant tech system where, according to her, she directed legislative activities to defend commercial intelligence and civilian space programs. she also lists key accomplishments while working there. are you ready for this? successfully lobbied for more than $170 million in congressionally directed aerospace funding fiscal year. there it is in her own words. that's how the swamp works. if only every business in america could get access and cash just like that, but no, that kind of thing is resolved and res

long live the legacy of nelson mandela. viva nelson mandela. viva!re all looking for, peace in our world. it is that legacy that the united nations sees in the 17 global goals you're all here and standing for. and what we here to see is year on year, 2030, that we can take that journey, we can walk that 12 years to try to get to the 2030 goals. and so. i believe that we can do that. do you believe that we can? we can end hunger. we can end sexual harassment and violence against girls. we can certainly ensure that everyone is a digital citizen and we connect the world. tonight let us reinforce what we intend to do by achieving those 17 goals in the next 12 years. what's up, new york. we can do it. >>> please welcome ceo and co-founder of global citizen hugh evans. >> hello, everyone. great to see you, we've heard some moving and touching words said about nelson mandela, who would have turned 100 years old this year. in december, it's time to take those words and turn them into change in mandela's memory. it's my great pleasure to introduce you to two

nelson for the first down. fist pump for wentz. that's colt's backup.all last year with the shoulder injury, but no luck and no luck. it falls incomplete. eagles win in wentz' return. >>> i'm thinking of growingd a be like this. works for him. what's in tybre? ma a raven. baltimore hosting denver this afternoon.er sand on the end to run 35 yards. nver has a 14-7 leadns but all rave after that. allen it from 12 yards out. baltimore takes the lead, they wouldn't give up, 27-14. >>> to baseball, nationals hosting the mets on a rainy day in d. and new york, let's face it, nats prayed. conforto,ac come onk to the dugout. mets take the lead and beat the mets 8-6. but we had a red skin win, a tiger win, you know, we even talked about mashepotatoes and gravy. >> good day out there, raw day out there. >> tomorr, another raw day. breezy as well. temperatures only in the 60s. light rain and drile at times. we finally dry out completely by friday. >> thank you, ma'am. that's the news for now. f than joining us. "nightly news" is coming up next. we'll see sou again

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senator nelson. nelson: and those comments sound just like john mccain, who had an extraordinary insight into matters of national security. as the chairman nelson: and thoe comments sound just like john said, we want to get tsa attached to the faa bill. tsa modernization act this committee passed last october focused on improving security at airports, by in thezing an increase law enforcement officer reimbursement program, expanding the use of explosive detection which every tsa officer i talked to says that is andmost effective, expediting the employment of security screening equipment. we hope that this bill will help the tsa grope its pre-check -- tsa grow its pre-check program which continues to be successful but struggles with enrollment. i look forward to your updates. i also hope we can china light on the tsa quiet skies program, which has been in the news recently. along with senator mccaskill, we sent you a letter last week asking for clarification about this program. it's important for us t

senator nelson. morhard, there. have been times when the administrator and the deputy were not on the same page. role ofyou see as the the deputy when it comes to supporting the administrator, and what will you do to make sure the two of you get along. >> senator, i appreciate the question. the minister is my boss, and he has the vision and the voice of nasa. i will help him run the organization. i served at the navy department, and i am clear of how chain of command works, and it has served me well through my tenure of .orking, i would use that with that, i know your concerns regarding safety is making sure those processes are working. ,nd it gets down to governance and it is the authorities and the accountability of government structures that have to be aligned. issuet, if you have an that is somewhere in the chain of command we can get to you whether through the chain of command or through the independent processes they have set up their. i think part -- and if i am confirmed, it is going there, and with the new

bill nelson has been a laggard in fundraising, not an energetic candidate. start looking like he might be expensing a deficit, and yet it will be a close race. bill nelson has been a laggard the democrats will face the decision as to whether they spend the $27 million from labor day to the end. jonathan: has the nomination in florida helped nelson with his turnout challenges, especially among younger, non-white voters, or white voters overall, given that is typically the hardest group to turn out in the term cycles? steven: it is hard to say what the impact of the nomination is. he does have a lot of appeal with younger voters and is part of the reason why he won his primary. he also has a significant number of flaws. he is an avowed socialist has an fbi investigation around his administration. you can see the ticket cratering. that is also a possibility. i don't think you can assume it helps or hurts. if you have one standing against nelson, you would say who is that tired, old guy. alexi: what is the endorsement worth to republicans and 2018? steven: in so

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i do not think that looks good for nelson. alexi: what is the endorsement worth to republicans and 2018? -- in 2018? steven: in some states it is statewide. as we talked earlier, if the president is willing to play a surgical role to build up enthusiasm among voters who might not turnout in a midterm, election, that could be tremendously helpful. alexi: is it? steven: it could be helpful to mike braun in indiana. certainly to josh holly in missouri. it could be decisive for patrick morrisey in west virginia. i think that race gets a shakeup if the president decides to park himself there for the last two weeks of october. jonathan: you have come around on josh holly, it sounds like, and think he is in a good spot now. steven: in his defense, he was caught in the quagmire surrounding governor righ greitens. the poor guy could not go to dinner, because people would say -- why are you investigating the governor? it was hard to raise money and move around in the state. i think he is an energetic candidate. i think that is a dead he

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state officials believe that will bring more democratic voters to the polls, helping nelson.s kept up a rigorous campaign schedule, was met with a big group of protesters at an event in naples as part of a lengthy bus tour across the state. to give you an example of how the national issues are quickly becoming a big part of this senate race, both candidates were forced to address this issue of judge kavanaugh today. in our interview, governor scott claimed bill nelson was attempting to avoid a meeting with brett kavanaugh. when i asked senator nelson's office about that, the senator called me on the phone to rebut that claim saying he tried to set up a meeting on four occasions but neither scott or senator nelson have said whether they would support kavanaugh's nomination. >> national issue, it's a local issue. ryan nobles, thanks very much. >>> tense minutes. a major carolina river is about to crest. no one knows what the next 48 hours will bring that. this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver thei

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i believe in nelson mandela's vision. i believe in a vision shared by gandhi and king and abraham lincoln. i believe in a vision of equality and justice and freedom and multi-racial democracy, built on the premise that all people are created equal, and they're endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights. [applause] and i believe that a world governed by such principles is possible and that it can achieve more peace and more cooperation in pursuit of a common good. that's what i believe. and i believe we have no choice but to move forward, that those of us who believe in democracy and civil rights and a common humanity have a better story to tell. and i believe this not just based on sentiment. i believe it based on hard evidence. the fact that the world's most prosperous and successful societies, the ones with the highest living standards and the highest levels of satisfaction among their people, happen to be those which have most closely approximated the liberal, progressive ideal that we talk about and have n

that didn't happen. >> reporter: nelson and john mellencamp say family farmers are worse off than today due to falling incomes and president trump's trade policies. >> i'm sick of [ bleep ] taking it myself. excuse my language but i'm pissed off. you got angry in the press conference talking about this. >> you couldn't tell it. well, i am angry. >> reporter: they also want to see change to immigration policies. >> we is have farmers who need help. >> yeah. >> we have a lot of people who come across the border who say let me help and we need their help. >> reporter: though chess connecticut for farm aid this year to highlight a bit of positive news. the number of small farms here has increases 20%. but farmers like tom alanna still face challenges. >> we couldn't do what we do without selling all these years, mellencamp says he's learned from nelson. at the very first farm aid he was anxious to leave when nelayed behind sign been paying attention to my audience. maybe something you should think about doing. >> reporter: does it feel like you have to keep going? >> yeah. it would be like

nelson says either way location itself is a bit of a mysterysot investigators will use john doe's fingerprints to try and determine his identity. if you think you have information about what happened here, the alameda county sheriff's office would like to hear from you...in fremont haaziq madyun kron4news kron4news coming up at eight.. mounting problems for the troubled millennium tower ... the new investigation facing the building. plus. hurricane florence forcing half a million people to flee the coast

into these turn blant times steps in nelson mandela. the ability to bring the death and destruction we witness on a daily basis to an end. along with mandela -- her own past as an armed freedom fighter. and she spoke movingly about her marriage. welcome to the program. >> thank you so much for having me. i want to ask you how you are feeling today. a few years ago when we spoke, well a year after nelson mandela's death, you said you are just trying to get through it and sometimes you wake up every morning and don't know what to do. how has those intervening years treated you? >> i had reasonably good time after the second, third year. but this being the fifth and with the concentration of celebrations on his hundred years, it has not been easy. because things come back, you relive the moments together. you are forced to think about who he is, the place he has in history and it is mixed feelings. one, he is being celebrated, but mostly at a personal level, i miss him most. >> when you think about him at this time, as you say, the 100th b

senator nelson. >> thank you. mr. moorhard, in nasa in the past, there have been times when the minister and the deputy were not on the same page. what do you see as the role of the deputy to support the administrator and what do you do to make sure the two of you get along? >> senator, i appreciate the question. the administrator is my boss, and he has the vision and voice of nasa. and i see that i will help him run the organization. i started out at the navy department, and i'm very clear how a chain of command works and it has served me well through my tenure of working, and i would use that. but with that, i know your concerns regarding safety is making sure that those processes are working. and it gets down, i think, to governments, and it's the authorities and the accountability of government structures that have to be aligned. if i'm confirmed, it's going there, and with the new leadership, do those processes work with the new personalities that are there? and i assure you if i am confirme confirmed, i will be

nelson." and we walked out.r ] and i said, "i knew, i felt like i didn't want to do it because you." and he said, "i didn't want to do it because i wanted thebe a a good f" [ laughter ] oh, jeez. you know, missed opportunity, right? jimmy: yeah. >> well, lo and behold, a few years after that, i'm doing a a play with an actor who knows willie, and willie's coming to see the show. and i told her the story, about us missing this opportunity. willie comes backstage, he meets me and goes like this, slips a joint in my hand and says, "say hi to your dad." [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: yes! >> that's a true story. >> jmy: how much do you love willie nelson to say hi to your dad. >> i know, i know, i ks!w. >> jimmy: redemption. i got to say, i just watched the movie "blaze," i'm holding up the vinyl, because i'm just so psyched that you have a a soundtrack on vinyl, which no one does. >> it's so good too. >> jimmy: it's pretty rad.ov this is -- it's fantastic, dude. >> thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: i'm sorry p calli

honoring the legacy of nelson mandela, a global icon of peace and reconciliation. the u.n.oday unveiled the life size statue of mandela with outstretched arms. south africa donated the statue in commemoration of 100 years since mandela's birth. >> trevor: so exciting, a nelson mandela at that why at the u.n. this is an interesting pose they chose. it's like he knows he's in america and he's ready for the police. ( laughter ) no, because in south africa -- ( laughter ) -- because the thing is, in south africa, we've got a ton of mandela statutes, and it's, like, ah, freedom! let's dance! or power to the people! but in new york, it's don't shoot! i'm not taking chances! don't shoot! ( applause ) top story, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. over the past week, he's been fighting back against multi-million sexual assault allegations and, last night, he did something that no supreme court nominee has ever done before -- he went on tv to reassure the nation that he is not a sexual predator. >> i've never sexually assaulted anyone, not in high school, not ever. i've always tr

look at don nelson here. old warriors coach and dallas coach.s on maui now. got the tan, got the long hair. slim and trim. whole new don nelson there. >>> how about current warrior steph curry on another asian tour? looks like he's 100 feet tall right there. gigantic steph. visiting the philippines. this is a three-country tour sponsored by under armour. next up he will visit japan and china. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> that's don nelson? >> nelly is a >>> all right. you made it to the weekend and we hope you enjoy it. >> yes! >> good stuff. we appreciate your time. for sandhya patel, larry beil, i'm dan ashley. right now on jimmy kimmel the one and only terry bradshaw. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, terry bradshaw, shannon purser, this week in unnecessary censorship, and music from dreamers. and now, going forward, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi there. very nice. thank you, i appreciate it. welcome, welcome. i'm jimmy, i am the host of the show. thank you for watchin

nelson mandela lived here. desmond tutu.oweto, it means something. now do most of the people own their homes, or do they rent? >> mdu: uh, most of the people own their homes. >> anthony: they start to make a little more money, things start to get good, can you build up? >> mdu: yeah. you can build up. >> anthony: look at the streets here and you see what that kind of pride does. it may not be a rich area, but it's immaculate. squared away. an emerging middle class coming up rather than fleeing to elsewhere. >> woman: you have a nice day, gentlemens. >> anthony: you too. >> mdu: bye. those ladies over here, you can see they're marketing for their stalls. [ lady speaking foreign language ] >> anthony: you know where you're going right? >> mdu: yeah, i know where i'm going. >> anthony: next exit, smokey, delicious meat over flame. under the overpass, all sorts of mystery meats for sale. the taxi man's lunch. we order some brisket, some sausage, some heart. beautiful thing. meat, a cutting board, a knife. >> mdu: cut out the mea

she is not in a half nelson but a full nelson. that is your view, her hands are tied? it is an absolute humanitarian disgrace. so who should be held to account? who should be responsible for what is going on to muslims in rakhine? 0k, they have made a statement, but i feel very sorry for her, she should say i am going back to oxford. the trouble is i doubt the myanmar authorities would let her out. you can see her almost biting her bottom lip, desperate to say something. if she does speak out, she goes back into the slammer or house arrest. i think she has been vilified. i would like to think she is a very decent person, and i think she is, and i think she is caught between a rock and a hard place. before we move on to our final paper, let's just see if we can the response from germany to finding out that they had won their european championship did. the host of the euro 2024 will be germany. applause applause a bit different from tessa jowell, david beckham going whoopee and all the rest of it. they are very measured, not like we are all like the spaniards are. in ger

thank you, senator nelson. we are very fortunate today to be joined by senator mcconnell and i want to recognize him to introduce mr. moorehart. thank you. >> welcome. >> senator nelson, i appreciate the opportunity to be here to introduce the distinguished public servant that we are all quite familiar with. we know a lot about the jim moorehart brand of leadership, talent, dedication and patriotic commitment to excellence and the ability to set the bar high, meet it and raise it even higher. we'll all be sorry to lose our deputy sergeant at arms, but it's actually for a good cause. jim is completely qualified to serve as the command in an agency as crucial as nasa. so let's talk about subject matter expertise and one of the many impressive stations on jim's resume is six years of the sub appropriation committee and related agencies. he was the point person on funding nasa and the scientific community charged with strategically resourcing these agencies while also avoiding a culture of self-justifying spending

thank you, chairman thune, ranking member nelson and members of the committee. as noted my name is len calley with at&t responsible for the global public policy. at&t has 140-year heritage of innovation that includes eight nobel prizes and 15,000 patents and pending pants worldwide and employ nearly 220,000 americans representing every state. over the past five years, we've invested $135 billion in the united states. more than any other public company. without doubt we are deeply invested in our country, our communities, our employees, and our customers. at&t is committed to protecting our customers' privacy and securing their information. we provide notice of our practices, we give consumers choices about how their data is used and we protect their data. we believe in transparency. at&t welcomes today's conversation. we believe it is important for congress to weigh in on the issue of privacy and provide consumers and business clear and national rules concerning how consumer information is used, shared, and protected, regardless of the company that collect it. w

this is nelson's column in trafalgar square, and for over 150 years its base has been guarded by fouriant lions. but soon these guys will be joined by a fifth — and a rather unusual one. it is arriving with the help of google and paul carter went to find out more. protest, celebrations, mourning. trafalgar square has long been a place where voices come together. the lions which have sat in the square since 1867 have heard them all. what if they could speak? as part of the london design festival, a fifth lion will appear in the square, powered by machine learning. the result is an interactive sculpture called please feed the lions, a collaboration between designer es devlin and the google arts and culture lab. members of the public will be able to feed the lions with words, which in turn will generate poetry created by an artificial neural network. it uses an algorithm known as long short—term memory recovery neural network. snappy. it has learnt how to write by reading millions of words of 19th—century poetry relevant to the time the lions were first installed in the square. machine l

barry nelson and chris gilbert. miss clark, welcome back. >> i'm ann clark, a member of the tu lomly trust advisory board and a member of nrdc. i'm speaking for myself and a different more local perspective, and i'm going to talk very fast. last friday, september 21, i learned about the meeting today and ended up spending the weekend doing a rough, simple draft chart about water. here's my rough simple grassroots draft about water and water supply. i hope it makes sense to you. i've attached it to what i'm saying today, and so you're going to get this chart that you will see. and regard the other one as just the message i was going to leave on your desk. here's my rough simple grassroots chart. it's about water and water supply. i hope it makes sense to you. what the chart needs is bay area information, including a five-year track of water use and supply from september 1, 2013 to september 25, 2018. we, the common people need to know who gets the water, where it goes, who uses it, and the cost factors, commercial ar

chairman. >> thank you, senator nelson. admiral perks koske, thank to you you and the many folks who work with you and for you at tsa to keep our traveling public say. welcome. we look forward to your remarks. >> thank mr. chairman and ranking member nelson. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. mr. chairman i appreciate your and ranking member nelson's opening comments particular with regards to senator mccain. i also appreciate both of your leadership in support of tsa. let me acknowledge the outstanding men and women of tsa. it's been my privilege to serve as administer stlaitor to the over 63,000 dedicated professionals that provide security for millions and millions of travelers every day. on behalf of this team i thank you for your support enabling tsa to accomplish a mission so critical to the safety, security, and economic well being of the american people. i appreciate the community's work on the tsa modernization act that may be included with the faa modernization act. they will, these acts, pa

mandela the nelson mandela peace summit was a huge story a paternity to reaffirm our faith and in the principle and values of the u.n. charter madam president the republic a pullout is committed to promoting peaceful equitable and sustainable societies boated home and internationally and we see the sustainable development goals as the most important framework for achieving our objective the path that it's country takes to achieve their goals will be unique but we recognize that all our interlinked in reinforce one another. for pullout our core priorities are hell oceans and climate change through which the rest of our development objectives through genuine and durable partnerships will be realized by lao has declared two thousand and eighteen as the year of good held at home we are implementing a number of events to raise awareness and cultivate healthier lifestyles to respond to the deadly problem of non-communicable diseases and c d's allowance ranked in the top ten most obese countries in the world and i am afraid to say why are in other parts of the world people are dying of hunge

bill nelson explains why it has been a challenging crisis for farmers to handle. -- paul nelson.is management is was difficult for organisations. there is typically a ceo and management team responding. but at this stage can we have desperate farmers all over the country trying to respond. yes, they have been slower than they perhaps could have been, but the media with oui’ could have been, but the media with our 24—hour, 24/7 news cycles, it means that it is omnipresent, and the story has been fuelled through the story has been fuelled through the media's need tojust the story has been fuelled through the media's need to just get, the story has been fuelled through the media's need tojust get, to get the media's need tojust get, to get the story out there. fans of blockchain technology say it has the potential to disrupt many industries from shipping logistics to digital payments. and into the real estate sector, some companies are developing smart contracts that can allow users to buy and sell properties without all the middlemen like tidal companies or attorneys. my like tidal

it didn't go in 1805 —— admiral nelson. it didn't 9° up in 1805 —— admiral nelson. long after the correction of the monument. colder day, notjust in london, where it's around five, but across london, where it's around five, but a cross m ost london, where it's around five, but across most of the uk. in scotland and northern ireland, temperatures 1- and northern ireland, temperatures 1— two —— called today. for the rest of england and wales, 2—a —— called today. dry, not one but a few showers in the forecast. —— called today. high pressure is firmly in charge of our weather. building in from the west. not much in the way of isobars, but a breeze in the north of the country and it's around the outside of the high pressure we are seeing showers. this morning, also shallow mist and fog around clearing rapidly. for most, it will be dry and sunny as well. a wee bit more cloud building through the day with the showers across the north—west of the uk in the areas i mentioned. temperatures today ranging from about ten in the north to highs of 16 in the south. as we go throug

colleagues on both sides of the aisle and now senator nelson for his opening statement. >> thank you mister chairman. this is not the first hearing. because consumers have been hit by misuse of their information. does it have any privacy anymore? to hopefully have valuable insight and as the company safeguard your information. >> thank you senator nelson that is very succinct. we look forward to hearing from our panel today. and with us today senior vice president global policy at&t. and the chief privacy officer at google and the global data protection officer and the vice president at apple inc. and ms. welch senior vice president for policy and external affairs at charter communications. and ask you if you can to contain your all remarks to five minutes and your entire statements are part of the permanent record. please proceed. >> and with at&t responsible for public policy. at&t is 140 years of innovation eight nobel prize in 15000 patents worldwide. those representing every state over the past five years $135 billion in the united states. and then to be deeply invested in our c

look at don nelson here. old warriors coach and dallas coach.ly, who lives on maui now. got the tan, got the long hair. slim and trim. whole new don nelson there. >>> how about current warrior steph curry on another asian tour? looks like he's 100 feet tall right there. gigantic steph. visiting the philippines. this is a three-country tour sponsored by under armour. next up he will visit japan and china. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> that's don nelson? >> nelly is a whole new man. slim a you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. >>> all right. you made it to the weekend and we hope you enjoy it. >> yes! >> good stuff. we appreciate your time. for sandhya patel, larry beil, i'm dan ashley. right now on jimmy kimmel the one and only terry bradshaw. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this >> when it comes to military homecomings, it's hard to top dogs. >> the

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nelson is on the older side. it will be interesting to see florida.s together in the democrats, if they were to lose a seat like florida, they would have to run the table in all their other incumbent and take off a few of these republican seats. takinge pretty confident out senator deana nevada. but then they would need -- senator dean in nevada. but then they would need to take out tennessee and texas. david: we turn to abigail. abigail: the bulls are out. the major averages their session highs. the nasdaq outperforming, it has to do with technology. 1.4%, itslogy index best bases end of july. there is a comment thread. for these major averages. that is apple. apples a two day view for , up 1.7%. that is up more than 3% at this point. yesterday, we had shares lower. happens.cally then the day after, we have a rebound. so the best day for apple today since the beginning of august. some nice strength. if we hopped into the bloomberg and look at is happening for analysts, some are positive, including ubs, that the

nbill nelson, he's a senator, thank you. >> that is an important aspect and i am not familiar with the broader point. the elections are federalized and handled at the state level. and that is very much with the national security challenge for us. it is where elections are handled. and that is by the state and that means and what they are pointing to, to insure the integrity of elections in the states. and that is on the federal level. that is part what mishing're makes the issue so hard. >> and yes,in want to ask you how the democratic party will analyze the election and what they are doing with registering undocumented workers? >> i don't see the issues this morning we are talking about as being for one party or the other. it is a bipartisan issue standing up for free and fair elections in the country and the threat i see to at this time election right now. the external threat is of the kremlin and foreign backed activity to cross the integrity of those elections. partly by leading up to them and conceivably corrupting the data. >> and the president signed an executive order recently

governor scott said nelson was avoiding a meeting with brett kavanaugh.gh, john, neither scott nor brett kavanaugh will tell us whether they believe they should support brett kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court. >> fascinating what gets you a phone call from a senate. >>> one of the two people responsible for kidnapping elizabeth smart is set to be released from prison today. smart says she fears for her safety and the well-being of the public. live in utah with the very latest here. scott? >> reporter: hey, john. 72-year-old wanda is set to walk out of this prison today. she was eligible for release as of midnight local time. there is no signs she has actually left. when she does, she will be on supervised release, meaning probation, for the next five years. she will likely live alone and have a laundry list of conditions. she was scheduled for release in 2024, until the state parole board realized they miscalculated her sentence. she has not been taking part of her therapy inside of prison and said she is carrying around this book wrote by her h

nelson says either way location itself is a bit of a mysterysot investigators will use john doe's fingerprints to try and determine his identity. if you think you have information about what happened here, the alameda county sheriff's office would like to hear from you...in fremont haaziq madyun kron4news ( robin ) in the north bay... mandatory evacuations were lifted for people affected by the snell fire. that fire has burned 24- hundred acres and is 45% contained. fire crews are still busy putting out hotspots

first time we've had nelson with any kind of spread at all. democrat, but florida is the ultimate swing state. so that means it swings with the news and news have been you tough for republicans. particularly in florida. think about puerto rico. so the democrats weren't up in the polls in florida right now, that actually would be a major cause for concern for the democrats. now let's go to the other tax free retirement state, state of arizona. the closely watched senate race is a statistical tie. tells you that negative campaign is working on the republican side. a two way race, democrat kirsten sin macinema is up by just thre polls. but the big story in arizona may be favorability. sinema has a much higher favorite able ability rating about. look no further than those numbers why mcsally has been running negative campaigns. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brai