orio palmer ran marathons as a hobby. >> battalion 7 is chief palmer.adder 15 is a team of firefighters a few floors below. >> what do you got up there, pete? >> 74th floor. the walls are breached, so be careful. >> this is ladder 15's lieutenant, joe leavey. >> we're on 71. we're coming up behind you. >> we're also on 75. >> palmer found fire marshal ron bucca on the 75th floor evacuating civilians. >> ladder 15? >> 15. >> firefighters -- knock it down, okay? >> palmer had discovered the only intact stairway to the top of the south tower. unlike the north tower, the second plane had missed stairway a. if palmer could clear this stairwell, 619 souls would have a way out. he was five floors below melissa doi and rising. >> i'm going to die, aren't i? >> no, no, no, no, no. >> i'm going to die. >> ma'am, ma'am, say your prayers. you are not -- >> i'm going to die. >> you got to help each other get off the floor. >> i'm on my way up, orio. >> i'm going to die. >> stay calm, stay calm, stay calm. >> please, god. ma'am.'re doing a go job, you're doing a good

palmer: in our case, it is all about ai.ware is a brain that powers barracuda and ghost. they are in ukraine and have been since the second week of the work. we have destroyed critical russian hardware that cannot be destroyed by things that require a real-time link to a person because the russians are quite good at jamming communication links. they do not have enough of these jammers to hit the entire battlefield. that is why it is important to keep taking those things out and helpfully leave them helpless. ed: palmer, it is great to have you back on "bloomberg technology." i am thinking about the existing work and what we are hearing from ukraine. they want to strike deeper into russia. is there any technology where you would work with ukraine on that process? palmer: absolutely, that the cap yacht that these decisions are up to the u.s. government. to a large extent, what they do with these weapon systems. i do not think anduril or any private company should be in a position where we are controlling a u.s. foreign policy

pico palmer -- mr. pico -- miss tamika palmer. >> how are you all doing? breonna -- i said i was not going to cry. breonna was literally doing everything right in her life. she worked for the city of louisville. she worked for the city and they killed her. she was off work and home in her house now's enjoying her life -- in her own house enjoying her life. they owned a gun legally. they did everything right. you have these people who decided they needed to come in her house for ever made up reason which was the most insane thing i've ever heard of because she was the type of person -- you could have knocked on her door and she was going to let you in because she did to prove her point and she was going to tell you i'm going to call my mama which is crazy because i tell her i can't whoop everyone. i was her mother first. i was her protector and her friend and i was not even there. because she was home where she belonged, you know? they murdered breonna and i am dying. i don't know how to live in this world who keep telling me that this thing that happened t

. >> i'm elizabeth palmer in tel aviv, where once again thousands of israelis poured into the streetso pressure their government for a hostage deal and a cease-fire in gaza. ♪ >>> september sizzle. a heat wave intensifies for millions in the west. this california wild fire spreading fast and sparking evacuations. >>> and later, don't look down. meet the slack liners. sharing a passion for balance, precision and walking a fine line. >> let's try it. nice job. ♪ >> announcer: this is the cbs weekend these. >>> we begin tonight with new details about the deadly school shooting that left a small georgia community grieving this weekend. two students and two teachers were killed. last night, hundreds attended a vigil held in. 23rd time a school shooting resulted in injuries or deaths. today dave spoke to the grandfather of the accused 14-year-old shooter, who offered new information about what happened that morning. dave? >> reporter: he did. you can see behind me the day and night the four victims are being remembered here at the school. just hours ago, i talked to the suspect's grandfathe

liz palmer, thank you.-hop mogul sean "diddy" combs will remain behind bars until his trial on sex trafficking and racketeering charges. the judge tonight denying bail after prosecutors argued he has a flight risk who could potentially intimidate witnesses. cbs's jericka duncan was in the courtroom just feet away from diddy, and jericka, what did you see? >> reporter: that's right, you know what, norah, i was right in the front row about 12 feet away from where combs was sitting at throughout i noticed he really kept his focus on the judge, at times looking at his attorney, but it was that moment when the judge said that bail was denied that he turned around and looked at his three sons, who were in that courtroom, and softly patted his chest. 54-year-old sean "diddy" combs was led away in handcuffs this afternoon after being denied bail. his attorney blasted the decision. >> he's a fighter, and he's going to fight this. >> reporter: combs was charged with sex trafficking, racketeering, and interstate trans

. >> i'm elizabeth palmer in te a aviv. air strikes in gaza haven't slowed down a mass polio vaccination campaign. >>> superstar handcuffs. while the dolphins'styry hill started this super bowl sunday facedown on a road near the stadium. >>> and later, it's the oldest record store in los angeles. thousands of used lps stacked inside. cbs' carter evans asked the collector, why sell now? >> i'm going to morocco to live with my beautiful wife. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us this sunday. tonight, authorities in kentucky are urgently searching for a man wanted in a shooting on interstate 75 that left five people seriously wounded and nine vehicles riddled with gunfire. the suspected identified as 32-year-old joseph couch is considered armed and dangerous. police discovered couch's vehicle and an ar-15 rifle. federal agents joined the search this morning. cbs' cristian benavides is in london, kentucky, with more. >> reporter: jericka, tonight, calls are pouring in about potential sightings, as local, state, and fed

palmer. present. palmer is present sue. present. president. sue is present. member. wecter present. victor is present. there are six members present, and we have i j to make a couple of announcements, if the members of the public and some of our members have not yet seen the supervisor shamann walton called for a hearing on the sheriff's office, i think it really brought to light theand i hope people will take a view of that. and there was a good community showing as well. so i want to thank, supervisor walton for calling that heari cate member brooker. again, another great graduation and another cohort for the hunters point family and young community developers, inc, their environmental technician and job readiness training, tha great chat with, one of the graduates who was a dad of four and his youngest six year old was reading relyell,. and so i think you should be really proud . and the new center is really beautiful. the sou. and i'm reminded that, the bayview center was where kamala harris had her first headquarters when she. now, vice president. so it really just takes the co

here's elizabeth palmer. >> reporter: the pagers exploded wherever hezbollah fighters happened to be -- in the street, at store checkouts, behind the wheel. in this bedroom, one blew a hole in the desk. [ sirens ] ambulances rushed the injured to hospitals. and emergency rooms filled with those injured by the tiny blasts powerful enough to shred faces and limbs. one high-profile casualty was iran's ambassador to lebanon who was slightly hurt. it took no time for the tv station to pin the blame. "we hold the israeli enemy responsible," he says, "for this criminal aggression." hezbollah's leader hassan nasrallah had told his men months ago to get rid of their smartphones to foil israeli tracking. but the low-tech pager alternative has proved deeply embarrassing. sima shine is ex-head of research at mosad, israel's foreign intelligence agency. what's the psychological effect of this? what are the hezbollah commanders thinking tonight? >> they aren't safe anywhere, and this is something very difficult. they are not safe anywhere, their communication is not safe. >> reporter: are they goi

elizabeth palmer, cbs news. >>> extreme heat continues to scorch the west. record-breaking temperatures will be possible in washington and oregon today with a high of 103 degrees in portland. and millions of people in the southwest are under excessive heat warnings. phoenix will go above 110 today, and the high could reach 100 degrees in los angeles tomorrow. >>> coming up, new footage from the jfk assassination capturing the moments after kennedy was shot. >>> and a deadly mistake. a surgeon accused of taking out a patient's wrong organ. deadly. a surgeon accused of taking out a pisht's wrong organ. if you have chronic kidney disease, you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infe

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tenÍamos muy buenos candidatos, asÍ que el elegido es palmer., con un 75% de los votos. al final estamos. isa dice no, no, no, no es un golazo. estoy viendo un golazo, es un golazo. pero para mÍ es mÁs difÍcil. >> yo te voy a explicar, yo te voy a explicar, tÚ lo sabes muy bien. a ver, marketing, la camiseta pesa, te vas a meter en la camiseta. >> pesa marcÓ cuatro. al final la gente. pero estamos jugando uno, no los cuatro, claro, pero al final es muy complicado. esto es como cuando dicen los premios de best a quien se lo damos claro y luego pasa lo que pasa, que se lo acaban dando a lo mejor a jugadores que en esa temporada no han sido. han entendido muy bien este comentario. >> esto es lo que suele ocurrir muchas veces. >> se vota por nombre. claro que sÍ. palmer ha anotado cuatro goles, lo que lo que va a pasar este aÑo es que es por descarte. >> es lo que hay. >> no hay mÁs. es lo que hay. al que se lo den es. habÍa que darlo a alguien y bueno, que se lo demos al que sea. >> bueno. atenciÓn al partidazo que tenemos el 12 de octubre, el debu

entonces a stamford bridge, donde el chelsea enfrentó al brighton y 1 de los blues y su historia con palmerue hizo historia fue raúl jiménez. el delantero mexicano del fulham le dio la victoria a su equipo uno a 0 sobre el nottingham forest con el gol número 50 en la premier league. en su cuenta personal, raúl sumó 40 goles con el wolverhampton entre 2018 y 2023, en lo que fue su mejor momento en la premier, que lamentablemente se vio truncado por esa fuerte lesión en el cráneo. sin embargo, jiménez ha ido retomando su nivel de a poco y en esta temporada con el fulham este es su cuarto partido. como titular consecutivo, anotando al menos un gol en cada 1 de ellos. vamos ahora con las chivas rayadas del guadalajara, que esta noche regresan a la pantalla de telemundo cuando reciban a los rayados de monterrey en casa, el rebaño llega luego de perder frente al cruz azul, que es líder del torneo y todavía con las bajas de acabo y ahora con javier hernández, quien no estará por lesión, aunque pudieron recuperar al chivas sepúlveda, además de seguir invictos en casa en los últimos 8 en el akron, t

>> norah: elizabeth palmer, thank you for your reporting. let's turn now to the economy.cks took a hit today on the wall street with all three major indexes ending the day in the red. the dow was down more than 400 points, the nasdaq was off more than 2.5%, and the s&p had i worst week in more than a year. cbs's jo ling kent is our business correspondent. she joins us now. all right, jo, this comes after that disappointing jobs report. tell us what it means. >> reporter: norah, big picture, while solid, this jobs report fell short of expectations and confirms once again that this labor market is weakening. 142,000 jobs were added in august, many in construction and health care, while manufacturing lost jobs. the unemployment rate ticked down to 4.2%. also important, hourly wages rose 3.8% over the last year. that's faster than inflation, which is good news for how far your paycheck can go. norah? >> norah: yeah, there is a lot of questions about interest rates. what is the latest on that? it is a going to be quarter percent or half? half a point, i should say. >> reporter

but today, cbs's elizabeth palmer asked israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu about the criticismis facing. >> reporter: these protests carry a clear message to one man. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. do a deal with hamas and bring the hostages home. is he feeling the pressure? if so, he didn't show tonight at a press conference where he lectured foreign reporters on geography. >> and this is the entire arab world. and this is israel. >> reporter: netanyahu insists the israeli military has to stay in gaza to seal the southern border against hamas smuggling in weapons. [indistinct shouting] but for hamas, that is a nonstarter. it insists on a full military withdrawal. >> so people said, yeah, but if you stay, this will kill the deal. and i say, such a deal would kill us. >> reporter: president biden said you were not doing enough to reach a hostage deal. how do you interpret that, and what is your response? >> i think i have already answered that. i am just talking about the facts as we have achieved the release of more than half of the hostages come and more, a lot mo

our elizabeth palmer traveled with the israeli military into the corridor bordering egypt.se officials reviewed our video, but they had no say in this report. >> reporter: as far as the eye can see, the wreckage of war. we are being taken by the israeli military on a very rare trip into gaza itself. we are in the southern part, along the egyptian border. this was rafah city, where hamas dug in, literally. a lot of effort has gone into the construction. it's cinder block. all the blocks are nicely connected with concrete. the israelis have destroyed 8 miles of tunnels in rafah, and just two weeks ago discovered another one that contained the bodies of six hostages executed just days before. >> one of the things that is most devastating for the warriors and the commanders here is... is when the hostages are being murdered and executed, and we need to take out... their bodies out. >> reporter: there has been trauma in rafah on both sides. before the offensive against hamas started, soldiers ordered more than a million palestinian civilians to leave. they took refuge elsewhere

if you go back to the say, the palmer raids in the twenty's and some, you know, the l, e. and, and so the manufacturing concept, how much would the palace hotel, italian idea then the then the then followed, the palmer rates and mccarthy is right. but we didn't, we didn't have the kind of direct control over media distribution and content that they're able to do. now, it was much more subtle even, you know, we were so subtle that people who worked in the media their whole lives like um, you know, my father myself. i mean, we didn't see it. for the most part, we understood that it was there, but it wasn't like people were coming in with a red pencil telling you not to write this or that it was just if you were the wrong kind of person, you didn't get promoted. uh what, yes. what's going on now is just as much more insidious and much more threatening to the long term outlook for free expression. and i do want to get to the, to the files and remind people about that. but what is it exactly? they want to sense and most abiding harris administration. i mean, people talked about

what a day for chelsea's cole palmer.e scores all four chelsea goals in their win against brighton — and all of them came in the first half. twist and shout by the beatles plays and we'll find out how strictly contestant chris mccausland is inspiring the next generation of blind dancers. a chilly but bright start for many with cloud, wind and rain set to push into the south and west and given the fact the ground is so saturated at the moment, it is not so good have an outlook. more here on breakfast. good morning. it's sunday 29th september. fears of a wider war in the middle east are growing as iran says the death of the leader of hezbollah will "not go unavenged". the country has declared five days of mourning for hassan nasrallah after he was killed by an israeli air strike on the lebanese capital beirut. us presidentjoe biden says his death is a "measure "of justice for his many victims" but called again for a ceasefire. our reporter simonjones has more. distant explosions the israeli bombardment of lebanon continues

jackson this time set it up for cole palmer.ow three home defeats from three. for them, there's early pressure — but for chelsea, signs of promise. joe lynskey, bbc news. in what has been a turbulent time off the pitch, the chelsea boss is happy with what he's seeing on it. it's been a good game, a good result, also the clear sheet has been important. but as i've said many times, we have many things to improve. we can attack and defend better — but overall, we're in the right direction. 100% happy with nicholas, i've already said that before the game. he's been working very good, he's off the ball, the way he works today has been important, because he's scored twice, but the main goal, he did a fantasticjob off the ball. and we are very happy. liverpool have moved top of the league for 2h hours at least after a 3—0 win over bournemouth that saw all three goals come in the first half at anfield. bournemouth had a goal ruled out by var for offside less than five minutes in, and then, a luis diaz double in two minutes was added to

cbs's elizabeth palmer is in israel and retraced the activist's final moments with an eyewitness. >>orter: aysenur eygi's body was carried in a traditional funeral procession in the occupied west bank, wrapped in the palestinian flag. we went with jonathan pollak to see where she was killed. p my o try to stop the bleeding. >> reporter: 26-year-old eygi had traveled from her home in washington to join pollak and other activists. they were demonstrating with palestinians against the expansion of an israeli settlement. rocks were thrown. the soldiers fired tear gas. and the activists ran into the olive groves. >> they were pointing guns at us. >> reporter: but the military was watching. >> at some point, i noticed soldiers taking over that rooftop over there. >> reporter: just looking at it now, it is a clear line of sight, a clear shot from up there to where she was standing. eygi was hit in the head with live ammunition. today, the israelis said the soldier had likely been aiming at a different activist, but u.s. secretary of state antony blinken said that is no excuse. >> her killin

palmer, i saw your hand? dr. palmer, please turn off your computer. >> speaker: sorry, my hand wasn't up. >> no public comment on the item. >> okay. was that a public comment? oh she didn't want. back to commissioner questions on the director's report. seeing none? thank you, and we'll go to our next agenda item. >> i have a comment. >> sorry, i keep missing. i will watch for your little yellow hand there, go ahead, please. >> speaker: okay, and i thank the reporter on the centralized call center, it's really encouraging. i remember when it was a less than robust call center. but then, i was wondering as you mentioned the nurse advise line. the nurse advise line was available 24 hours a day? >> i believe there was something on the health network side? who can answer that, we can get that very quickly? >> sure and the other question i had was, and i know when we get the printed information but, is there a length that we can look at the article that you site in regards to the tv screening? >> i believe that link wa

palmer. yes. how many times does he have to do his celebration? yesterday?. he's just done it. yeah. like that? yeah exactly. yeah. because he's just. he's cold. that means he's an ice cold finisher. i mean, he's never missed a penalty. yeah.i he's never missed a penalty. yeah. i mean, he's relatively young. he's still time for him to play for england. enough time to play for england. enough time to miss a penalty. don't worry about that. but no four goals in the first half. and that was after he'd hit the post. and had after he'd hit the post. and had a goal disallowed. and in the second half he missed an absolute sitter. he should have made it five goals, whatever. >> he'd just eaten or drunk. we need more of that. >> yeah we do. >> yeah we do. >> i mean, we have what he's having. >> he was absolutely outstanding. i have to say, there were six goals in the first half. it was, it was. there were none after the break. i think they just stopped attacking each other, the two teams. but it was a good advert for the premier league and it just makes you wonder wh

distribution with the fuel tank now gone, the experts added an extra back to a block to see other folks palmer, 70 years later we have this box which houses the batteries. so the, but in this is where you access the socket, but you more than just like with any modern electric current. yeah. so going for the stick to the, the, the electric condition is a bit quicker wrapped in the blocks and it's guessing empowered oh, the cousin spotted top speed is a good 20 kilometers per hour. slower, but still cruising along with a 100 clicks. and this convertible is fast enough and is advertised. i misplaced his out. the car is a 4 car and a poor boat to come in as soon as by then, but the 2 combined it makes it really special. i see. and that is on this either on the road it does rock, i found quite a bit. sure. the right to do to the high white wall tires script at the bottom of it, a good sailor never gets the 2nd freemont. that's what the mc come most. definitely is, is a dose of fun. i just love being able to drive straight from the road into the water or if it really is such a freedom without limits

jude bellingham, phil foden and declan rice, and forwards bukayo saka and cole palmer are also in themade one change for the final test against sri lanka that starts on friday at the oval. leicestershire pace bowlerjosh hull comes in for matthew potts. marcus stoinis is the other player cleared the boudnary for the winning runs in the tenth over, the tourists cruising to a seven wicket victory. the sides will meet at the grange again on friday & saturday the australian kaden groves has his third satage win at the vuelta y espana groves held off the challenges of pavel bittner and vito braet in a sprint finish at the end of stage 17. with just four stages to go, his compatriot ben o'connor is still the overall leader but is just five seconds ahead of three time winner primoz roglic. this could be a sign that the rift between the pga and the breakaway liv golf series could be easingrory mcilroy and scottie scheffler will face liv golf stars bryson dechambeau and brooks koepka in a televised exhibition match in las vegas in december the news of the contest between four of the biggest nam

for palmer square, we look at best opportunities in the market.herever the best relative value existing. to be in that position where you have a flexible mandate and investment process that allows you to move from bonds to loans to high yields and structured credit products like clos, we feel we have an advantage in the environment. there are multiple factors and no silver bullet for someone to look at and say okay. if i'm sitting and watching the show, which i hope many people are, you have to have that flexibility because this is a dynamic market right now. >> where does that flexibility land you right now? is the equity market still ripe for uptick with the leadership waning away from the tech sn stocks? >> we launched the etf which is multiasset class and you can see the best opportunities. one is the clo market. it's basically an acronym which causes people to pause. the reality is it is a bond with underlining security being a ton of bank loans. what we see in that marketplace is premium yield, lower risk and actually tying it back to the n

the security concept from has words from the no fly zone to body cans for police that feeds people. palmer and you know, if there's a conflict or so because they know being, they're being billed 2 dogs sniffing for explosive. there's even a safe space for women and girls and the clothes for the 1st aid station. everything has been slow through here, and it's really quite marvelous what has been accomplished in terms of organizing this to be a very peaceful and very calm sensitivity. well, hopefully this also going to be lots of fun for people. so what is in store for visitors over these next few weeks? well, 1st and foremost, tomorrow there's this big for right, 10000 people participating. lots of traditional god. if you love the video, yeah, you gotta have to do that for right. and of course then in the next 2 weeks, we will have people coming and lots of businesses in munich, private people, people from all over the world, coming to party here on the thames, by the way, the thames were already app capacity today at 4 pm. mind you the whole thing started with be are being handed out at 12

jude bellingham, phil foden and declan rice, and forwards bukayo saka and cole palmer are also in the made one change for the final test against sri lanka that starts on friday at the oval. leicestershire pace bowler josh hull comes in for matthew potts. when he mixes debut he will become the third youngest seemer to play for england after sam and ben who are 19 when they made their debut. he's six foot seven and took five wickets against sri lanka last month playing for england lions. after the test england will play australia in eight white ball matches. scotland started their t20 series against them with a heavy defeat, they set australia a target of 155 to win travis head made a quick fire 80 reaching 50 just after 17 balls after the joint fastest half—century by an australian in t20. marcus stoinis is the other player cleared the boundary for the winning runs in the tenth over, the tourists cruising to a seven wicket victory. two more t20 is between on friday and saturday. the australian kaden groves has his third stage win at the vuelta y espana groves held off the challenges of

i also, unless the military expert palmer, 3 gold wire, there's been a dealer with this decision. oh, 1st of all, i'm a bit surprised that the one country is missing and these talks, we've seen the us. we have seen the okay, we haven't seen fronts. and that's a bit strange because the british storm settled, cruise move saw, which we have talking about in this case. it's technically identical to the french as comp cruise missile. so when this tom is in washington asking for permission to use the storm shadow in the on targets in russia, the fall for the ukraine is the question remains. what does this mean fall the french made and french owned scholar besides the ukraine has as well. so if this is one point to which, which will be seen in the future. so it seems put off maybe the lead the decision maybe lead to next week until that's a larger meeting. do you think this was an effort to include funds then? positively. so, but we haven't heard anything from front of it from friends on this matter. so i, i really don't know, we don't know. and on the other hand, my impression is that t

they were like, we're going to contact charlie palmer. he was able to, the words i gave him, he was able to turn into that masterpiece of a cover and i knew there was probably no other artist that would be able to read the works and read about these people that i was sharing with the world and illustrate them in a way that i could only see it in my mind. >> this book will likely be banned in states like florida, in the south, in mississippi, louisiana, et cetera. what would you say to a 14-year-old, a kid, because this is for young readers, who needs and wants a book like this? what advice would you give them if their school board is saying they cannot and should not read it? >> i don't want them to take the banning of a book as to the banning of their existence. i want them to remember that they belong here, and just because someone tells you that there are certain stories that you won't be allowed to read doesn't mean that people like me and other authors aren't going to continue to create those stories for you to read, but it also does

. >> reporter phillip palmer, from our sister station in los angeles, has the play by play. >> nearlymillion people played fantasy football in the u.s. in 2022. last year, espn fantasy football set a new all time mark with more than 12 million people playing the game for the first time. arlan tepper and ellen silberstein are new to the game, but their motive was not football. their league just outside of new york city, was created so moms could stay connected to their sons who were headed off to college. >> i was very upset when he left because i was officially an empty nester, and i actually couldn't wait for the first time. i could call him and ask him about the game. that way it didn't look like i was checking in on him. i could just ask about the game. >> we would facetime every week, and there's a feature where you could share your screen, so it took a little bit for her to figure that out. but after some thorough explaining, we she finally figured it out. she would share her screen with me and i'd walk her through how to do it every single week in the league, mom and son form on

mike: congressman gary palmer from alabama, thanks so much for your time. have a wonderful day. >> thank you. mike: the state department confirming a u.s. service member has been detained in venezuela in what venezuelan officials are calling a plot to destabilize the government. stephanie bennett is tracking this story for us. hello, stephanie. >> reporter: hey, mike. yeah, this all comes as venezuela is facing growing international pressure over the lack of transparency over their recent presidential election back in july. saying that they falsified results just the get back in power. now,s we do know that six people were detained, all foreign nationals including three u.s. citizens, a spaniard and a czech accused of trying to assassinate president nicolas maduro and overthrow the government. venezuela's interior minister said about 400 rifles originating in the united states had also been seized. the u.s. state department denied the allegations and said venezuela's claims of u.s. government is categorically false. they also confirmed a u.s. military membe

elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tel aviv. >>> an american pastor who had been jailed in china since 2006ee. david lind was serving a life sentence for what the u.s. government calls bogus charges of contract fraud. lind is now in san antonio, texas. his daughter telling politico, we have a lot of time to make up for. >>> we are getting some incredible footage, showing one central european community under floodwaters. this is the historic town of claudesko in poland. from austria to romania, downpours have unleashed deadly flooding that's claimed at least eight lives. >>> coming up after this break on cbs news roundup, absentee ballots are already in the mail. but, is that a safe way to cast your vote? today's world is hectic, and as parents, we need all the help we can get. we know our kids would rather hang out with their digital babysitter, but this babysitter comes straight from big social. tiktok, instagram and youtube promise entertainment and connection, but spread isolation and despair. for hours a day, social media companies sell our kids minds to advertisers. we would never let

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palmer. we appreciate your analysis. thank you for joining us from london thank you will senate republicans blocked a bill on in vitro fertilization for a second time as democrats try to spotlight the issue ahead of november's presidential election, the right to ivf act would have guaranteed acts this to fertility treatment nationwide and forced insurance companies to cover the costs all the vote was 51 to 44 with republican senators, lisa murkowski and susan collins citing with democrats in favor of advancing the measure or the vote appears to put senate republicans out of step with their presidential candidate, donald trump in august, he claimed, if elected, he would require ivf to be covered by insurance well, still to come countries across europe battling floods and flames. we'll have the latest on severe weather affecting the region plus how the sea is proving to be a threat to palestinians are seeking shelter on the beaches of gaza that's ahead for you. saturday at nine on cnn i was so excited to buy my first home,

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elizabeth palmer has the latest. >> reporter: the pagers exploded wherever fighters happened to be.e street, at store check outs. behind the wheel. in this bedroom, one blew a hole in the desk. blpses ambulances rushed the injured to the hospitals. it filled by the tiny blasts powerful enough to shred faces and limbs. one high profile casualty was ambassador to lebanon that was slight she hurt. it took no time for the tv station to pin the blame. >> we hold the israeli enemy responsible, he says, for this criminal aggression. the leader had told his men months ago to get rid of their smart phones to foil israeli tracking. but the low-tech pager proved dopily embarrassing. ex head of research at foreign intelligence agency. >> what is the psychological effect of this? what are the hezbollah commanders thinking tonight? >> they are not safe anywhere. this is difficult. they are not safe anywhere, their communication is not safe. >> reporter: are they going to feel obliged to respond? >> i think they will retaliate. no question. >> reporter: israel and hezbollah has been trading fire w