that was awry in peterson. — will happen. that was awry in peterson, the _ will happen.awry in peterson, the founder - will happen. that was awry in peterson, the founder of - will happen. that was awry in peterson, the founder of the | peterson, the founder of the supply chain company flex port. we will keep a close eye on that. openai has raised $6.6 billion in its latest funding round as companies continue to bet on artificial intelligence. it brings the value to around $160 billion which is similar to investment bank goldman sachs. it includes microsoft and nvidia. oil prices have jumped by around 1% as tensions in the middle east continue to strike fear. the region is the bigger supply of oil and many are concerned a wider conflict would impact the supply. our expert gave us his take. we know after— expert gave us his take. we know after the _ expert gave us his take. - know after the iran attack, israel is weighing their options and what i'm the news and reading, the damages are not significant at the moment, so israel has to think hard on whether they can hard del

peterson has been assisted by the los angeles innocence project since january. we are getting closer and closer, closer to election day, but early voting has already begun in several parts of the bay area, and concerns over the sale of the oakland coliseum will tell you about the is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening. switch to reliable comcast business internet with security and get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! and today millions of ballots are in the mail statewide. early voting has already started. if you are one of the more than 22 million registered voters in california. well, your mail in ballot is on the way, or you should already h

here, john, is david peterson.tcher in the regular season but he's moved into the pain in the post and has been a weapon. >> john: he sure has. not overpowering. tough to pick up. the pitchers in the strike zone and throws a lot of fastballs. those two combined are 58% passed balls between the sinker and four-seamer. >> joe: two out. muncy who knocked in a pair in the first inning taking outside. pitcher profile. his fifth season, so much potential for the former first-round pick. he missed the first couple of months of the year coming off of hip surgery. 10-3 with the .290 as a starter and 6 1/3 scoreless innings out for postseason. >> john: he had trouble throwing strikes and he's pitching to contact. that has been the single turnaround for him and the mets. man, what a great year at the right time for the new york me mets. >> joe: you know a little something of what fixing your hip can do for your body, right? had hip surgery, career year this year. 1-2 to muncy's one lawn and mist and david peterson begins his

scott peterson is serving currently a life sentence. a major twist in a high profile case in alameda county after a judge ruled two out of three alameda police officers will no longer face charges for the death of a man they were arresting. the judge dismissed involuntary manslaughter charges on monday against officers james fisher and cameron leahy for the death of 26 year old mario gonzalez back in 2021. the judge says prosecutors missed the three year statute of limitations to file the arrest warrant charges against a third officer, eric mckinley, can still move forward. judge ruled the filing deadline was extended in his case because mckinley was out of the country at the time. attorney for gonzalez's mother says that the family is hoping the da will file an appeal, while one of the defendant's lawyers argues the case never had merit. i've been confident from the beginning, based on the facts of the case. i mean, let's not forget that nancy o'malley reviewed this case and decided not to move forward. these are all officers who remai

that means peterson's team will have access to certain evidence. while the judge denied a number of their other requests, one related to a burglary at a home near where the petersons lived in modesto, was approved. they will be able to get audio and video recordings of transcripts of suspect interviews with police. peterson was convicted of murdering his wife laci and their unborn son back in 2004. he is serving a life sentence. hurricane milton has strengthened back into a powerful category five storm as it heads straight for florida. the storm weakened to a category four overnight. it swept across mexico's yucatan peninsula, leaving houses, roads and boats submerged by floodwaters. but it continues to strengthen as it continues east over the gulf of mexico. businesses in florida are boarding up, people are evacuating, and disney world and universal studios have both announced closures ahead of landfall tomorrow because of all this. fema is warning people to take the storm seriously very seriously and listen to precautions as crews race around the

the ruling allows peterson to access all the same material. prosecution and law enforcement had at the time of the trial whether peterson will be granted a retrial depends on the outcome of the discovery process. peterson has been assisted by the los angeles innocence project since january. >> the foundation has been laid for the trial of nima momeni to begin. >> the tech consultant is charged in the stabbing death of cash app founder bob lee. >> ktvu is christien kafton was inside the courtroom and has the latest on the last minute legal wrangling. >> prosecutors and defense attorneys faced off one final day before jury selection is expected to begin for the trial of nima momani, the man accused of stabbing and killing cash app founder bob lee. inside the courtroom, those attorneys debated details on how the trial would proceed and who would be allowed inside the courtroom. the defense intends on calling bob lee's ex-wife to the stand. the defense team said investigators had asked her to get in contact with a witness who had already secured h

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and peterson was convicted of killing his pregnant wife and unborn son, conner, in 2002. now san mateo superior court judge granted peterson's lawyer access while rejecting others. peterson has been helped by the innocence project since january of this year in a bid for a new trial. he is serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole. >>> attorney general rob bonta making the announcement joining 14 other states filing suit. demanding reforms to protect kids and families. >> it has promoted excessive and addicted and compulsive use by design. tiktok called the accusations in the accurate and misleading information saying everybody's safeguards are used for those under 16. >>> santa clara county investigating seven deaths related to the recent stretch of extreme heat. and they were reported last wednesday and last thursday. >> and you know, we went to that one big stretch of the heat wave here in the bay area. we were lucky that we didn't see any major fires pop up. >> yeah, we had a couple of small ones pop up here and there. and even worse scenario, we had gu

. >> and some may call it a win for scott peterson. the new developments in his bid for a new trial, nearly a decade after he was convicted of murdering his wife and unborn son. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> in the short term, making these decisions is really difficult, but it's for the long term to ensure that our kids get what they need. and part of the reason we're in this situation is we haven't made those tough decisions up until this point. >> and tonight, we now know the list of schools being considered for closure as san francisco unified grapples with a $400 million budget deficit. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. the superintendent says declining student enrollment. the expiration of covid relief funding and increased operating costs are just some of the things contributing to the massive shortfall. >> we have abc seven news team coverage with our lyanne melendez, who has spent decades on the education beat, explaining how the district got to this point. >> but

those including transcripts from a suspect interview from a burglary near peterson's home around thehis wife, laci, disappeared. he was convicted of killing laci and their unborn son in 2002. he is serving a life sentence without possibility of parole. >>> let's go across the country to florida now. people barely started to cleanup the debris littering neighborhoods two weeks after hurricane helene smashed into the state and killed more than 200 people across the south. now, there is another storm that is barreling across the gulf of mexico and it is on a collision course towards florida. hurricane milton. strengthened to a category 5 storm. there is how it looks from space. you can see it from the international space station. take a look. storm chasers with noaa went on a ride inside hurricane milton as it tracks towards the sunshine state. they said it was a bumpy ride. now, local leaders are pleading for the people in the storm's path to leave warning they could be killed if they stay. >> this is not survivable. i just want to tell you, if you think you will be able to stay out th

scott peterson was granted a post-conviction discovery period. a request his lawyers were pushing for as part of their effort to exonerate him. the newest court filing represents a win for peterson, who was convicted of murdering his wife, laci, and unborn son 22 yearsgothe ruling allows peterson to access the same material the prosecution and law enforcement had at the time of the trial. whether peterson will be granted a retrial actually depends on the outcome of this discovery process. peterson has been assisted by the los angeles innocence project since january. >> an appalling ambush that launched a devastating war in the middle east at 530 tonight. how people from the white house to the bay area are marking one year since hamas's october 7th attack on israel. >> also ahead, eight days of stifling, often record breaking temperatures. how people here in the bay area are still finding ways to stay cool, as this lengthy heat wave starts to wind down. >> and up next, amid weeks of speculation both in and out of city hall, the new deal. oakland's

convicted killer scott peterson was granted a post-conviction discovery period. a request his lawyers were pushing for as part of their effort to exonerate him. the newest court filing does represent a win for peterson, who was convicted of murdering his wife, laci and unborn son 22 years ago. the ruling allows peterson to access the same material that were in possession of the prosecution and law enforcement at the time of trial. whether peterson will be granted a retrial all depends on the outcome of the discovery process. peterson has been assisted by the los angeles innocence project since january. >> we're learning more information tonight about the cause of a deadly crash this weekend in the north bay. authorities now say the driver of an suv fueled by road rage caused at least four crashes, including one that killed a woman near santa rosa. ktvu is henry lee tells us, what's known about the suspect. >> on monday, friends of a woman killed in a weekend road rage crash near santa rosa stopped by a memorial to pay their respects. authorities say the victim, 3

the la innocence project has taken over peterson's case. they want to look at evidence connected to the burglary across the street. that happened the same time peterson's pregnant wife, laci, disappeared in 2002. two years later, scott peterson was convicted of murder in the deaths of laci and their unborn son. peterson was sentenced to death that was later overturned, and he was resentenced to life without parole. >> new information in a story we've been following in the south bay, the former executive director of the san jose police officers association had pleaded guilty to drug smuggling in court yesterday. joanne segovia admitted to illegally importing more than 17,000 opioid pills into the u.s. segovia claims her own addiction fueled her crimes. her attorney hopes the judge considers segovia's efforts to recover lack of criminal history and other factors when deciding her sentence. analysts say it might not be that simple. >> is there going to be a message sent here that is above and beyond the average citizen? because of her position

pete peterson?l negative as he said before, it is not just calling trump out, it is calling all of his supporters out and calling them nazi's as well and that is a real political loser. >> trace: how do you united the country when he hate half of them? >> there was a holocaust survivor the rally, and called the legacy apologize to his parents and other survivors because it really does diminish what these people went through and experienced, talking with millions of people who were horribly murdered and it's not something to be flippant about. >> trace: they should apologize. julie hamill? >> it is dangerous rhetoric, trump eight survivor two assassination attempts and its fracturing society. frankly i think it is criminal. >> trace: amazing says it thirdly offensive comparison, they want to the republic back big historic around that had people from all different backgrounds and religions there, the left media comparing it to 1939 extreme ignorant and offensive. freedom lover, i was there, the divers

this is a win for scott peterson, who was convicted of murdering his wife laci, and their unborn song allows peterson to get access to the same material that the prosecution and law enforcement had at the time of his trial. the whether or not peterson will be granted a retrial, it depends on the outcome of this discovery process. well, on election day, voters in sonoma county will decide on an important ballot measure that could reshape the agriculture in that area. measure j aims to ban farms that raise large numbers of animals in confined spaces. it would prohibit new large factory farms from opening. and if it passes sonoma county, farms with more than 700 cows or 82,000 hens would have to downsize or shut down within three years. >> and they're polluting our waterways. almost every single waterway in sonoma county is impaired. there's been documented animal abuse at these facilities. >> should this pass our county the way it is today, the food we have here today, it will go away. our whole county will change. >> now, the sonoma county board of supervisors is estimating the measur

this is a win for peterson, who was convicted of murdering his wife laci, and their unborn child back in 22 years ago. the ruling allows peterson to access the same material that the prosecution and law enforcement had at the time of the trial, whether or not peterson will be granted a retrial depends on the outcome of the discovery process. >> bay area judge has thrown out charges of involuntary manslaughter against two police officers in alameda in connection to the in-custody death of mario gonzalez. the judge ruled the arrest warrants were not filed within the legal time frame. the charge against a third officer, eric mckinley, still stands because he left the country for a period of time during the statute of limitations, which means his time frame is a little longer. gonzalez died in april of 2021 after three officers pinned him to the ground. initial autopsy reports conducted attributed his death to toxic effects of methamphetamine, morbid obesity, alcoholism, and stress of restraint. the attorney for gonzalez's mother told us he expects the da to appeal the decision. >> what i

embarazada laci peterson en modesto. tribunales. por otro lado, cambiando completamente de tema, este jueves se develó un monumento en la isla de yerbabuena que conmemora la condena de 80 hombres, que hace perdón de 50 hombres que hace 80 años, en el marco de la segunda guerra mundial, fueron condenados por la marina por negarse a cargar municiones en un puerto de concord. esto en señal de protesta por una explosión que mató a 320 personas, la mayoría eran negros. recordemos que este suceso fue considerado clave porque condujo a la lucha contra el racismo en el ejército. y con esta imagen en vivo del puente de la bahía, le advertimos que podría empezar a pagar más por cruzar esta y otras estructuras de cuanto estamos hablando. sería un aumento progresivo de 5 años que empezaría en 2026 y no aplicaría al golden gate. el plan es que los usuarios de fast track paguen 8,50 $ y aumente 50 centavos cada año. así, para el 2023 serían 10,50 $. naturalmente, los conductores sin fast track pagarán un poco más. se desconoce cuándo

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pro peterson, the representative of the main german labor force headquarters in the independent state of corrections mentioned that there were 537 children under the age of 17 and the so on easter camp. including boys ages 9 to 40. the germans wanted the work force to be in roads and the infrastructure in norway. so when they couldn't get enough prisoners from serbia, they contacted who was star shock, which they made a deal with. so in that sense, the norway becomes the old post of the will stuff on the side. i moved it. there was, this is a protest note, sent from berlin in october 1942 to the eustace authorities who tried to deceive the.

martin chorzempa is a senior fellow with the peterson institute for international economics think tankn washington. as responses go, how does the impact of this levy on european brandy compare to the eu's tariffs on evs? it is much smaller than the european union's effort, but it will have a big impact. they are trying to concentrate the pain on electric vehicles but the brandy produces will suffer pain as chinese consumers will probably switch beverages as the chinese economy is quite weak at the moment so the price sensitivity will be quite high. there was a hint that beijing is also looking at the eu's pork exports, and if they are hit by a tariff, how much more serious is that?— serious is that? that could be serious is that? that could be serious for — serious is that? that could be serious for spain _ serious is that? that could be serious for spain and - serious is that? that could be serious for spain and they - serious is that? that could be| serious for spain and they will go for other areas as well, so this is just the go for other areas as well, so this isjust the beginning

we are back with dan heninger, jason riley and kyle peterson. let's look at the data first. how much support is harris losing among black voters out there that you see? >> typically democrats went around 85%, 95% under obama, over 90%. paris in the mid-70, this is dangerous territory for democrats. not just nationally a problem. in georgia blacks cast 30%, around 20%. around 12% and 13%, pennsylvania% and 13%, pennsylvania around 10%. those are close states. just losing a little bit of this black vote could cost the democrats. paul: to what do you describe this shift? >> quite simply blacks were doing better economically under trump than they have been doing under biden. the facts, whether you are talking about employment, whether you are talking about wages, they had more money in their pockets, more employment opportunities and they remembers that. it wasn't that long ago. biden's record cannot compete with trump's record when it comes to these matters. offering giveaways like subsidies, i will let kamala harris on a secret. we are doing well on the cannabis industry witho

. >> scott peterson was granted a post-conviction discovery period as part of his lawyer's efforts to's a win for peterson, who was convicted of murdering his wife laci and their unborn son 22 years ago. the ruling allows peterson to access the same material that was in possession of the prosecution and law enforcement at the time of the trial, whether peterson will be granted a retrial depends on the outcome of the discovery process. >> time now. 536 today, oakland's public safety committee will vote on whether to approve the renewal of technology that has helped to detect gunfire across oakland. the contract with the company expired at the end of june, but has been used on a month to month basis. with now, oakland city officials are considering whether to continue to pay for that. shotspotter system. >> they believe that shotspotter has been a good partner in oakland. i think shotspotter has done a good job at saving lives in oakland. the price of a life is way more than whatever this contract is. if we save one life, the contract is worth it. >> chicago. seattle. numerous major cit

a judge granted scott peterson's defense team access to decades old evidence. his team will now have access to transcripts from a suspect interview from a burglary near pearson's home around the same time she disappeared. >>> looking live right now at a pile of rubble in las vegas. and that rubble spells the beginning of a new chapter for the a's who plan to move there where the tropicana used to be on the left and right. the towers now down. early this morning, a vegas style demolition and in fact, 2200 pounds of explosives brought down both towers and they crumbled into dust in just seconds and she's the headline for the bay area. that implosion makes way for the a's' new 1.$5 billion stadium expected to be ready for play by the 2028 mlb season. until then the a's will play at sutter health park in sacramento. >>> now to a developing story we've been following. the san francisco united school district released a list that parents have anxiously been waiting for. up to 13 schools may face closure or possible mergers next year. so here are the 11 elementary sch

paul: let's bring in dan heninger and jason riley and editorial board member kyle peterson. what do you make of the vice president's answer on what she would do differently than joe biden? >> don't hear an answer which is part of the problem that she has. you would think that is a question she would anticipate and have an answer to. she was asked multiple times in these interviews and keeps dodging. her problem is joe biden was going to lose this election. he is unpopular and she has not done enough to distinguish herself from the record. 2 thirds of the country thinks we are heading in the wrong direction. the other problem she has is retrospectively donald trump's presidential approval rating is higher than it ever was when he was president and she's dealing with is that. it is clear, people know they were doing better under donald trump than they were doing under biden and she can't explain why they would continue with the biden, with her, continuing for biden. she can't justify that. paul: this is a real puzzle, she says i'm different, but there's not a single issue of a

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. >> joe: the hope is they will have david peterson ready to go for game three in relief.at the starters. that has been the biggest thing for the team the last couple months. remarkable when you consider that was the biggest fear, they weren't going to have enough starting pitching to do much. they have all these guys that have had success but it's been a while. manaea, severino, quintana. 2-2 to the marte foul.

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. >>> and a new court ruling providing a rare hope for scott peterson.ecision from a san mateo county judge. >>> it is so cool to be here on the ship with all the people that are helping me now. >> we'll meet some of the people responsible for making sure those giant ships don't veer off course during fleet week. >>> you can see hurricane milton is barreling towards the florida coast as it gains strength. once again, that storm packing 160 miles per hour winds and it was reupgraded to a category 5 this afternoon, after briefly dropping to a category 4. milton is already spreading misery in mexico. here is a look at some of the heavy flooding along the yucatan peninsula this morning here in the u.s. millions of people have been ordered to evacuate. in the meantime adding to the danger, giant debris piles left over from hurricane helene. those big piles of wood and metal could become deadly weapons once the winds pick up. the roads now packed with people trying to get out of town. earlier today, emergency officials issued an ominous warning. if you have no

by the way, the family of aivas peterson, even his party there do not have such money, but now the whole, as they say, is gathering. this is one story about the possible cultivation of elites, who, well, will be at least for a long time, such as fiza. potentially. another story. this is a person who was created by the russian pro-russian elites, as a russian victory, yes, but i want to return to the case of a phenomenon person who was raised russian federation, his name is nil ushakov, long-time mayor of riga, i always feel that he is a scumbag and a bastard, a scumbag, nil valerievich ushakov, now a member of the european parliament, who voted for direct at the last plenary session. on that, nee chernogorova, we had, we are together, 5 years of the entire parliamentary term, and how she defended the ninth of may, russian values, the russian population, nee chernogorova, whose sister lives, i am talking about personal things, i am through, you understand, reprogrammed brains, whose sister recently was a high-ranking officer of the federal migration service, lived and worked in long-suffe

tonya peterson telling antonia hylton her grandkids had not eaten in days. >> running what little gas we got out of a junk car for the generator. to be able to heat the bottles up for the babies. it's terrible. we've got people looting for gas, coming through your yard, it's awful. it's awful. >> and our thanks to sam for that update. >>> more than a year after hawaii's deadliest wildfire ever, investigators say the official cause was accidental. maui fire officials say broken power lines that became reenergized sparked the fire on the morning of august 8, 2023. the inferno killed more than 100 people and destroyed hundreds of homes and businesses. the state says no criminal charges are expected. but the utility company that operates the power lines has agreed to pay a large portion of a $4 billion settlement. let's get a look at your weekend weather with angie lassman. i like that look ahead. >> never too soon. it's thursday, we're only a couple days away from the weekend. and your thursday looks pretty good, too. not a whole lot going on across the country. we're a little warm by au

the peterson institute, which is a well-respected student of these matters, did an analysis of trump's proposed tariffs and found, as you said, they hurt workers at the bottom the most. they cost the average worker between $2600 and $3900 a year in increased prices for goods. remember, it's a national sales tax. but if you're at the bottom it could cost you 6.3% of your after-tax income versus 2.9% for those at the top. so they hurt everybody in terms of your after-tax income that they hurt those at the bottom the most. >> steve, given all of the data , you know the biden administration, many administrations have proposed some tariffs over the years. what is the case for tariffs? >> reporter: there are a couple of cases. one is when countries don't play fair with us, trump thinks the country doesn't play fair with us. that's not really true. but if you have a country that is egregiously subsidizing its own companies you can use tariffs there. tariffs are also used. alexander hamilton advocated tariffs when you have a young industry that you are trying to grow to protect and allow it to

the bipartisan peterson institute says it will only bring in $200 billion, barely the cost of two of your promises. >> for what company are you talking about, ok? i brought in the tariffs. i was just getting started. then covid came. which -- i tell you what -- i did a very good job in covid. nobody knew what the hell it was. i call it the china virus because i like being more accurate. when that came we got hundreds of billions of dollars from china alone. i had not started yet. tariffs are two things. you look at it. number one it is for protection of the companies we have here. and, the new companies that will move in. we will have thousands of companies coming into the country. we will grow it like it has never grown before. we will protect to them when they come in. we won't have somebody undercut them. i could give you an example of this if you like me to? >> give me a quick example. >> i just found out about it. i have been talking about this for the last year. about detroit, how horrible it has been. it is just horrible. we have been talking about detroit coming back for 40 y

when i first got elected my vision was to consolidate districts with senator peterson in a bipartisan way and it was shut down. you need the knowledge and experience listening to the needs and finding a trajectory forward where you can rectify all of them. you can't do that with a 100 page plan or in a bubble. you have to do it with all of the players at the table. coming in as a republican in the state of democrat, whether republican or democrat you start barking what you do you want to be successful. you have to be a bipartisan executive who listens to everybody's ideas and it how to incorporate solutions. sarah: sticking with education but moving to student achievement for a moment, the 2020 for statewide student assessment results show overwhelmingly stagnant outcomes in student proficiency with english language arts around 40% grades three-eight and math proficiency 33%. the governor increased opportunity funding and approved $3 million for early literacy coaches and some proposed more drastic changes to address the deficiencies. under your administration would you support some o

cierra peterson isn't just a paleoclimatologist at the university of michigan. she's also a mother, part of the group science moms, and worries how burning more oil and gas will further supercharge extreme weather. the most recent national climate assessment projects the same region. helene hit the hardest, will also see the greatest rise in extreme precipitation. i've been a climate scientist for longer than i've been a mom, but since becoming a mom, it makes it much more tangible. and you really realize that people alive today will be experiencing these severe impacts that will just be getting worse over the coming decades. in total, helene dropped 40 trillion gallons of rain, enough to cover the entire state of north carolina in 3.5ft of water. and scientists agree it would have been much less if not for climate change. i mean, we've had floods, but nothing like this. ai meteorologist chase cain. thank you. still to come, the center of the college football world will be in the bay area this weekend. the big show is setting up shop at cal. how? students are ge

the peterson institute concluded that depending on how fully trump would carry out his policies the american economy would be two 2.8% to 9.7% smaller than otherwise by 2028 and inflation would be between 4.1 percentage points and 7.4 percentage points higher than otherwise by 2026 the center for american progress action fund calculated that the typical american family would pay up to $3,900 more for goods and services each year. add to this trump's plan for mass deportation of undocumented workers at a time when unemployment is at a close to 50 year low. and you will almost certainly have a shortage of workers, which will lead to higher wages. now, this may sound good, but it would certainly contribute to inflation the deportation proposal also cannot fully capture the loss of innovation to the economy, given that immigrants are disproportionate ly more likely than native born citizens to start businesses the damage these proposals would wreck on the american economy is much greater than any supposedly anti-business proposals. a democrat might offer, say an increase in corporate taxes. but

and if it comes to trying to contain china globe to rise, that was dw is deli bureau chief, sandra peterson, sandra, thank you so much for all of your insights. let's turn our attention now to georgia, where the opposition is calling for protest. after the ruling pro russian party was declared the winner of saturday's election. the countries pro western president has rejected the results and accused moscow of orchestrating election fraud. the u. m. b u. s. are calling for a full of investigation into a legend of voting irregularities. and to show the unity of position parties joined the georgian president, she addressed the nation to some president. sort of the julie said you refused to recognize the official results of the election. i saw a squad records, i am saying it here today, it has the only remaining independent institution in the state. well, i do not recognize the selection. i invite every one of you tomorrow evening at 7 pm to protest in central to b. c. international observers say the election was marked by pressure on voters and say they observed a wide range of violations tota

tanya peterson telling our antonia hylton her grandkids had not eaten in days. >> we are running what little gas we got out of a junk car for the generator, you know, to be able to heat the bottles up for the baby. it's terrible. we've got people looting for gas coming through your yards. it's awful, it's awful. no one's come to check on us, no one. >> and, sam, this is so horrible, but especially troubling is this lack of water. is there an update on that crisis tonight? >> reporter: there is, lester, and, unfortunately, this is quite a blow, the county saying that both the water treatment and delivery systems are catastrophically damaged. they cannot even provide an update to residents as to any sort of time line, this as people are just trying to remove debris from properties and sheared roofs off the front of their yards. lester. >> all right, sam, thanks for bringing us this story. >>> vice president harris also toured some of those storm-ravaged areas today after former president trump went there earlier this week, all following what was perhaps the last debate before the electi

per month has accused western powers of facilitating is where any will crimes against civilians. peterson now called the north of c land. true intentions of the collective west have been revealed these rarely occupation ongoing since 1967 there, genocide and crimes against humanity are a vivid example of the collapse of the un and the security council, which cannot stop the racist occupation and ongoing aggression. i mean, the united states did not allow the security council to fulfill its duties to counter global threats to humanity and global security. since october 7th, the israeli occupation has ramped up its deadly terrorist crimes. israel must be held accountable for the war crimes. it has been committing. the overt is really aggression, has spread to brotherly love, and on they attacked they root, inflicting damage on the civilian population. when we get to what the occupation forces have committed a cowardly act, using tons of explosives to killed a has bull, a leader who w plus on us are all on israel is pushing the region towards a dangerous escalation on a shot. it's consequenc

the peterson institute has updated that to as much as $15 trillion over a decade. potentially huge costs. donald trump, not surprisingly, not buying into that argument. he said in that clip, we are all about growth. he thinks the revenue and boost to the u.s. economy will overcome any of those shortfalls. tom: we also heard him taking a tougher line on u.s. allies, the european union in the mix, but adversaries like north korea and russia, he took another shot at the eu. we know the eu is not sitting idly by this time, they don't want to be caught out by a trump presidency. what do we know about how the eu is preparing for potential trump tariffs if he wins? >> the eu, along with many countries, hedging their bets on the november election. the eu coming up with a list of goods and services it can target i donald trump wins the election and follows through on his proposal to put in that 10% tariff, or higher in some other places. we don't know the exact list of goods but we recall from donald trump's first term that the eu went after some politically potent symbols

at one point, he is propositioned or asked by madden to go to a guy named eddie boy peterson. a fighter, to throw a fight and threatened him. he does not want to threaten him, so he just slips him a mickey and makes him a little shaky before the fight. this happens at the hotel claridge on west 44th street, which is the headquarters of lucky luciano. all of these things in circles that keep happening and happening. the jewel robberies, amazing, amazing numbers involved. $305,000 in jewel robberies. 265 murders. showgirls, again. one of the showgirls is insured, the jewels are insured by arnold rothstein. just before she is robbed and murdered, the policy lapses. okay, these are tough times. tough times. one of the jewel robberies and the $305,000 robbery is a woman in the rob a man of the glenn be here that fracturing fortune. so she is involved in that. one of her associates commit suicide. she shows up in our story a couple of decades before that when she comes in from chicago with a rich businessman. they check into the hotel and the place is rated by detectives, except the

the number of cvd and casualties, peterson cvd and casual discontinue increasing. what has happened in gaza over the past 9 months is devastating. the images of dead children and desperate hungry people fling for safety, sometimes displaced for the 2nd, 3rd or 4th time. just as days after israel began bounding gauze at last year, washington was reportedly already fully aware of the losing humanitarian catastrophe that would potentially lead to accusations of war crimes against israel defense of got a warrant of the potential consequences on the crisis. while washington continued, it's public display of solidarity with israel with seemingly no red lines when it came to its unwavering support. the valid concerns were overridden by the white house. the emails which haven't been reported before, reveal alarm early on in the state department and pentagon that are rising death toll in gaza could violate international law and jeopardize us ties in the arab world. s v i. d. f continue to raise a district after district and gaza with a civilian vessel. rising, washington co