>> that is a red herring. that is a red herring! >> it's the truth. >> you guys are coming in with red herrings. >> what do you mean? >> it is a red herring. >> he didn't say that? >> i'm not saying he didn't say it, but it is a nonissue. on talking about the policies that have been put in place. now, we are talking about red herrings, what is transgender, eating cats and dogs, it is silly. >> i agree with the idea of mass deportation, largely. you have criminals in this country who are destroying our nation, they are coming in here, getting earmarked bills, and policies to open up businesses, get free housing, get access, easier access than those who are legally immigrated to this country to welfare and other benefits. so, like, as a taxpayer, we have to pay for these guys to have luxuries of life, and we don't get anything. especially black americans, who have suffered so much in the system under democrats. we don't get anything. that's insane. you talk about springfield, ohio, and the whole thing with the fluff talk of grabbing t

that sort of claim, i think, is a misdirect and a red herring. i think the people who use it definitely no that it is a red herring in order to avoid the obvious, which is everyone in the world, by the way, including israeli arabs are perfectly happy living in israel and nobody wanted to leave or live in the gaza strip or the west bank. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much. michigan for a rally with democratic presidential nominee, vice president kamala harris. ♪ vp harris: good afternoon, michigan! good afternoon! give it up for brian! [applause] good afternoon, michigan. [laughter] [cheering and applause] it's good to be back. [cheering and applause] good afternoon. [laughter] oh my goodness. ok. [laughter] thank you. let's get to business. thank you, thank you. thank you all. it's good to be back. thank you, thank you, ok let's get to work. let's get to work. let me first thank all of you for taking time out of your very busy lives for us to be together this afternoon. i thank you so very much for all you do, all you've done and all y

>> that's red herring. you guys keep coming in with red herrings. >> what do you mean? >> red herrings. >> did he say it? >> i'm not saying he didn't say it. but it's a nonissue. i'm talking the policies in place. now we are talk about red herrings. eating cats or dogs. it's silly. >> i agree with the idea of mass deportation. largely. you have controls destroying our nation. they are coming in here, getting earmarked bills and policies to open up businesses. get free housing. get access, easier access than those legally immigrated here to welfare and other benefits so as a taxpayer we have to pay for these guys to have luxuries of life. and we don't get anything. especially black americans who suffer so much in the system under democrats. we don't get anything. that's insane. you talk about springfield ohio and the whole thing with the fluff talk of grabing the sound byte about haitians or whatever. eating cats and dogs. y'all trying to change the narrative of what he is really talking about. change the narrative of what we are talking about. and telling us, that's wha

which is why the question of electors has always been a red herring. if the republicans win your state and republican presidential electors are chosen, they are almost certain to vote for the republican nominee. same with the democrats. what matters on election night, or whenever your state eventually reports election results, is which party has gotten the most votes in your state? that will determine the presidential electors chosen for your state who will go on to cast those electoral votes in december. host: let's hear from mark in pennsylvania on the republican line. good morning, mark. caller: thanks for taking my call. what i got to say is, the democrats talked about getting rid of the electoral college and using the majority vote. why don't we use a map of the united states, county by county, to elect the president? it would be like a 3-1 victory for the conservatives every time. most people live in >> i am clear eyed, and today's attack on israel only further demonstrates that fact. earlier today i was in the situation room with president biden

it's a red herring. supreme court justices say we should not oversee them. we should have mandatory disclosure and if they lie on disclosure forms, they could be prosecuted for fraud. >> we will move on to our what we think is our final question. the farm bill. if congress does not act to pass the farm bill by the end of the year, there will be deep cuts to federally funded relief programs as well as the sunsetting of dairy subsidies. both are critical to new york state. what do you believe are new york farmers top priorities for the farm bill? mr. sapraicone: i think when you travel this state, farmers are hurting. they need more help, they need federal aid in order to keep going. you look at some of the numbers of the dairy farms i've seen dropped from thousands to hundreds. we need to support our farmers as much as we can and enact the bill. >> what you think is the primary hurdle in getting a farm bill passed? mr. sapraicone: i think the obstacles -- again it is a bipartisan think it i think we need people to work across the aisle to make sure they under

i think that's it's a red herring um social media and how we interact online is a product of regulation. just the same way i. if i went out in the street now and started showing hateful things, eventually i probably get arrested. but social media companies often act like, you know, they care about free speech. they don't even ask is not about free speech to the free markets of speech. he purchased twits and now x to be a personal copay to his views, and they said he already get increased his own voice. so he is the editor in chief of what is effectively are right. we knew that a law must consist that x is a platform for free speech and access. its policies are grounded in human rights, and that is committed to keeping use of safe as news of the riot spread on social media. so did call for others to join in some claims. they wanted to protest peacefully against immigration, for more than a 1000 people were arrested for violent disorder and leasing and vandalism. they were riots or attacks and at least $28.00 citizens, hounds migrants muslims, and asylum seekers. with the targets a lot of

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was the number just simply too high >> i think the whisper number or consensus is a red herring for theelivery number. when you are tesla and shipping and getting on to half a million vehicles per quarter, one here or there is not enough to move the needle as we saw the stock move yesterday the way i read this, at least, is that investors, you know, you mentioned the 75% run up since the april lows and 35% of that in the last couple months. investors may be taking a bit of profit and bit of positioning ahead of the robotaxi event and full earnings release later this month. i think maybe that's more of the driver there than 1,000 or 2,000 short of deliveries. >> can i ask you about the robotaxi event obviously a lot of excitement ahead of that event. i'm not fully bought into it it doesn't matter what i think at the end of the day, consumers need to be convinced of the story. can you flush out the story here a little bit because i'm trying to see the real catalyst and when it would actually materialize. are we years away or decades away >> yeah, look, you are not the only one who is taki

point of view that... it's precisely the british, it's more like what the secret services call red herringen they scatter herring so that the dogs follow a different trail, yes, a diversionary maneuver, because first of all, it's the americans, and there's no doubt about it, but any commotion in this region is a business interest, it is now a trade interest, and gas, and oil and so on, oil is in the news... held secret negotiations with the israelis about the division of gas fields, first of all the karish field, they finally agreed, they agreed in the fall of 2022, they have already started extracting oil and gas there, first of all gas, and a british-greek company is working on it, a strange, interesting company, it seems to be greek, there is some greek trace there, but its headquarters are in... london all these agreements were swept off the table after benjamin netanyahu came to power, he returned to power at the end of 2022 and said that no, the agreements are bad, and why should we share with hezbollah, he said. let's replay all this, all this has frozen a bit, so if we talk about b

nationalists, the so-called evangelicals, they will reject it or find a way to do so based on a red herringnothing to do with the fact that donald trump's actions continue to be out of step with his words. >> let me play you this tim walz, what he had to say and then i will get your thoughts. >> send out his trump branded bibles. they are printed in china. this dude even outsourced god to china. just so we know. again, i'm going to try to be generous here. i don't blame him, he didn't notice the made in china sticker, because they put it inside, a place he has never looked in the bible. >> i would not want to go toe to toe with tim walz. he can hold his own when it comes to that. what you make of this debacle that trump, again, hocking bibles made in china? >> to piggyback off of governor walz, i can only assume the made in china stickers were based next to the bible verse that says "i say unto you it is easier for a camel to pass to the eye of a needle than it is for a rich man to get into heaven. that is my only guess." >> maria teresa, what do you think of this ? is trump less familiar w

. >> it is a red herring. we do surveys of families to see about people's willingness to serve.out, they are not serving because they're afraid and they are not serving because they are not patriotic, they are not serving because they don't believe military service will advance the rest of their life. >> trace: you clearly disagree? >> absolutely. i train men and women in the military for diving. i commanded the center where we have 1400 warriors from all five services. and i tell them, there was one standard. because the sea is unforgiving and things like war and hardship does not care, it will kill you just the same. that is why there is no room for dei in the military. >> trace: is there room for dei anywhere? because we've been talking about this for the past couple of days, you have fema and their website is ready.gov and you look at the number 1 goal being equity. number 2 is climate change, number 3 is readiness. >> i know. they have all of their priorities wrong. yes, we need diversity in backgrounds and experiences but equity? it sounds a lot like a quality but it is no

it's a red kia following her.s disgusting what they did. >> and i really hope that they get punishment for it. >> within days, natasha posted her video on tiktok and tens of millions of people watched. >> i did not think that my video was going to become this viral, but i'm glad that it did because i feel like we needed this exposure, you know, to make something happen. >> we've since learned that it appears the same group that targeted natasha may have targeted others. >> what if there's a kid in the car and the kid is not belted? or what if something, you know, somebody has an episode or a heart attack? it's not. it's a it's a life and death game that people are playing. >> this group is blamed in at least one other similar accident from august on the same highway with the same car, this time captured in an instagram video. the red kia shows up here to scams of these sorts have been going on for decades. >> we're just seeing it more now because there's more cameras. >> the nypd has an entire division dedicated t

things like trigger locks and things responsible gun owners do these things anyway so look this is a red herringhe second amendment and then our first responsibility is protecting our children and society. i know we can do that. i think this idea of just brushing it off saying well this is just the way things are, why would we not research what's causing this? why would the gun manufacturers oppose understanding exactly why america is so different than other going -- gun owning countries. no one's coming for your guns i continue to buy them, the vice president is a gun owner. so any of your viewers are, but they also were concerned that we don't want to see her children shot in school. >> yes at the giver one can agree on that. the nra can say that they are the foremost when it comes a programs for hunters and kids, for gun owners that is still part of their mission but this issue of whether maricann should be forced to give their guns back at some point or whether a warrantless search is, okay,, i'm assuming your post to both of these? >> yes no one is proposing taking your guns. the thing is s

storm zone, visiting the emergency operations center in augusta, georgia, there with the red cross, distributing food. her visit comes after last night's vice presidential debate, and the moment last night between tim walz and j.d. vance that the harris campaign has immediately turned into a new campaign ad. and donald trump tonight praising j.d. vance on his performance. mary bruce from georgia. >> reporter: in storm-ravaged georgia tonight, kamala harris comforting victims of hurricane helene, serving meals and handing out water to community members in need. >> the coordination that we have dedicated ourselves to will be long-lasting, to get families, to get residents, to get neighborhoods back up and running. >> reporter: harris spent the day touring the state, meeting with local officials on the ground and thanking first responders. >> i'm here to thank you. i know these are long days for you. >> reporter: with harris in georgia, her running mate minnesota governor tim walz hitting the crucial battleground of pennsylvania, fresh off of the debate stage. >> anybody watch the debate last night? >> repor

this hasn't been submitted even though we're 12 days out from the the election i think this is a red herring topic the president trump will be the first person in our lifetime ever to come in to a term who's already been president? >> the ability for him to just trauma that he's already done. it's done. that's in the past. right. so he could just easily follow the guidelines and submit it this is this is more, it's i don't want to call it bureaucratic. i mean, as someone who's right now been dealing with the federal government as a governor, i dealt with an under president trump. i dealt with it under president biden and vice president harris to me, this is more federal you know, federal rules, regulations and none of this is going to affect the transition, the trump transition team has never been ready. there's there's thousands of qualified people from the private sector and who worked in a previous administration ready to jump back in? that's a meaningless thing that has nothing to do with how effective president trump's going to be on day one, north dakota governor doug burgum. >> thank

her policy of importing migrant gangs is a crime against our country. it's actually a crime against humanity. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris is also in texas. the state is solidly redcampaign is using the visit to keep the focus on one of its most powerful messages. harris will be joined by beyonce at a rally in houston tonight where she plans to spotlight reproductive rights. >> this is not just some theoretical concept. real harm has occurred in our country. a real suffering has occurred. people have died. >> reporter: it's a theme she brought to georgia on thursday blaming trump for the medical consequences of abortion bans. >> and notice donald trump still refuses to even acknowledge the pain and the suffering. >> reporter: it's a message harris hopes will reach beyond texas and into the battleground states as the two campaigns fight for an edge in the final days of the race. >> coming up at 5:30, we'll take a deeper look at maybe the most contentious issue on the ballot right here in california this november as voters decide on proposition 36. is retail theft really out of control like supporters claim? >>> turning to weather, let's give you a live look outsid

these days, cultural issues , for want of a better word, these are kind of dismissed as being red herrings. the fact of the matter is, people have all kinds of interests, economic interests for sure, very important, not that they are important, they are important but they are not the only thing that is important. people are more complex than economic beings, home economics, far more complex and care about other things. faith, country, family and it is not weird to think that people might, to some degree, cast their votes on this part of what they take as their self- interest rather than simply economic basis, on whether or not they receive more money from the federal government. will this too was never like this the first 150 years of our country's history where it was assumed some help people's self- interest was always financial, always material. this came in largely with the progressive movement in the early 20th century and has been with us 100 years now. either way, i make the argument, i don't know if you believe it or not, it seems to me that progressivism is the dominant intellectu

these are dismissed as being red herrings. but the fact of the matter is people have all kinds of interests for sure and not that they aren't important. they are. they aren't the only thing. and people are more complex than economic beings and they are for more complex in the care about other things like faith, country, family and not weird to think that people may to some degree cast their votes on part of what they think is self-interest rather than on economic bases of whether or not they receive more money from the federal government. and this also has been like this for the first hundred 50 years of our country's history where it was assumed somehow that people's self interests were material or financial but this came in largely with the progressivism movement of the earliest 20th century and has been with us for about 100 years. and by the way, and make an argument and i don't know if you believe it or not, but it seems to be progressivism is a background intellectual characterization of our country right now the most al

but the fact that she is is a huge red flag for her, for the democrat party, and for her campaign in general. >> trace: speaking of red flags, let's put this up, this is the average of battleground states. this came out today. this is donald trump on the left and read. all seven of those battleground states, he's ahead. not by much but he is ahead and all seven in this average. that is a red flag for the democratic party. >> huge. they are not just losing their minds over losing the black and brown vote, they are losing momentum while trump is gaining momentum. i think her interview that she did recently on fox was a huge nail in the coffin. rarely do you get in your own coffin and smack in the last nail but i think she did. it's quite embarrassing and i think you will see that pickup as we roll into november fifth. >> trace: they were leading and some and now all of these polls, this is kind of a conglomerate but when you have the former president and all seven leading, that is bad news. the michigan voters poll which is who is best able to handle key issues, you see the economy, in

days, cultural issues, for want of a better word word, these these are kind of dismissed being red herrings. but the fact of the matter is, people have all kinds of interests, economic interests for short are very important. not that they're not important are important, but they're not the thing that's important. and people are more complex than economic beings. -- economicus or far more complex than. they care about other things of faith, country, family. and it's not weird to think that people might do some degree cast their votes on this part of what they take as their self-interest rather than simply on economic basis, on whether or not they receive more money from from the federal government. is still a word like this for the first 150 years of our country's history where it was assumed somehow that people's self-interest always mature. it was always financial but again this sort came in i think was a largely what the progressive movement and the early century that's been with us for a hundred years now. by the way, i make an argument, i don't know if you believe it or not, but it just

or i have already fantasized about the image of this girl, she has god knows what hanging on her chest, redir, a ring... on her nose, she asks like this, tell me, uncle, but it 's not for nothing and so on, it's, it's all, it's, it's not a matter of taste, it's either my understanding, as a director, of who i want to see on the screen, or a misunderstanding, then the picture will end, i think, my god, why did i invite him to film, he never coped with the role, i tried and tried, but nothing came of it, what a fool i am. what should an actress show to get into cinema, the ability to love, here's juliet, how old was she, you know, 14 or a deputy, yes, that's right, 14 years old, how old are you, 16, my god, what age, well, and do you know how to love, yes, very well, oops, i love, i love life, nature, and no, i mean you have a boyfriend. well, yes, you like it, yes, of course, and what do you tell him, and the fact that i love him, that he is the whole world for me, he is like a cloud in which i can lie down, dive in and relax, all the problems will recede into the background, i approve you,

as the chancellor reveals the contents of her red box, i'll be here in suffolk, finding out what impacty or here in the countryside, we'll bring you all the key facts and information and we'll get reaction from our editors. sojoin me here at 6pm and 10pm. now, with exactly a week to go until the us presidential election, let's join clive myrie who's in the swing state of arizona for us now. hi, reeta. hello, everyone. we're in the second largest city of tucson in the grand canyon state. downtown isjust behind me, and remember, arizona is one of the seven key battleground areas, that will decide who becomes the 47th president of the united states. it's a race that's shaping up to be the closest it's a race that's shaping in modern american history, with the latest poll, showing kamala harris and donald trump, neck and neck. the vice president's lead over the former president is nowjust1%, well within the margin of error. earlier today, speaking from his residence in florida donald trump said he was fighting to "save america." he's holding a rally in the swing state of pennsylvania later.

as the chancellor reveals the contents of her red box, i'll be here in suffolk, finding out what impacthe countryside, we'll bring you all the key facts and information and we'll get reaction from our editors. sojoin me here at 6pm and 10pm. the funeral of the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, has taken place in aberdeenshire. he died earlier this month after speaking at a conference in north macedonia. it took place in the village of stricken where mr salmond had lived. later, family and close friends attended a private service at the cemetery. a public memorial is to be held at a later date. the uk and the us havejoined widespread international condemnation of last night's vote in the israeli parliament to ban a un relief agency from operating in its territory. unwra provides humanitarian aid for palestinian refugees in gaza and elsewhere. but israel has accused it of employing supporters of hamas, responsible for the attacks in israel on the 7th of october, killing 1,200 people and taking more than 250 hostage. today, more than 90 people have been killed in an israeli

what he said, the consumer is steady as a rock with the spike in job layoffs turned out to be a red herringto question the strength of the economy or the outlook for the rest of the year given the latest batch of the economic report and that's bullish. >> when it comes to the election,s there's this disconnect. the polling shows that people are unhappy with the economy, i think, broadly speaking, even though it seems to be a strong economy and it doesn't show up in their willingness to spend. interesting. you may answer the poll one way and then you're still going out and going to the restaurant. >> >> if you're partisan and feeling more tribal as we are in this election sometimes maybe your answer, that's what dictates your answer about how you're feeling on the economy. that and we've talked about this a number of times, but you cannot ignore the sticker prices even though inflation rates have come down compared to 2019. it still feels crazy sometimes when you're at the grocery store and even at the department store for clothing and how much prices have gone up. >> it speaks to the power

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that sort of claim, i think, is a misdirect and a red herring. use it definitely no that it is a red herring in order to avoid the obvious, which is everyone in the world, by the way, including israeli arabs are perfectly happy living in israel and nobody wanted to leave or live in the gaza strip or the west bank. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much. >>ater today 2024 democratic presidential nominee kamala hais will speak to supporters in greenville, north carolina. the cook political report with amy walter rates rtcarolina as a tossup state and its 16 electoral votes could go to eitherandate. watch livetaing at 4:40 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> thousand will be >> in order. >>c-span -- c-span celebrates congress like no other. since 1979 we have been your primary source for capitol hill providing balanced and unfiltered coverage of government taking you to where the policies are debated and decided. c-span, 45 years and counting, powered by cable. >> a virginia democratic senator mark warner discusse

her passing. she has bright red lipstick on, getting into that stage of her life, to be a teenager.marron. he had initially pretended to be a teenage girl to trick cimarron into sending him explicit pictures of herself. he went through the same sickening routine with 3,500 victims, telling them he would post the photos publicly unless they carried out acts of abuse for his sexual gratification. three minutes after mccartney's last message to cimarron, the emergency services received this call from her nine—year—old sister. 18 months later, cimarron's father ben took his own life without knowing what had led to his daughter's suicide. mccartney targeted victims across the world over five years. he ordered some girls to film themselves abusing other children. you had little girls, sort of an average age of 10—12 years old, many times being threatened in the most depraved way. when he got that first photograph from them, he actually had a preprepared threat saved in his phone, which he would cut and paste into the chat. his offending was round—the—clock, you know, and it was difficult

years had passed since catherine novak's body had been discovered among the blackened ruins of her big redse. but the passage of time didn't make it any easier for her mother. it's the thing that never happens to you. it always happens to someone else. it doesn't happen to you. you don't lose a child like that. it's such a horrible way, a fire. andrea canning: catherine's brother, michael, and his wife, joanne, had stopped asking questions, choosing instead to accept they might never know what really happened to her. to take catherine's perspective, you know, she would look for the positive side, the good things, and she would want us to move on. and that's what we tried to do. we made our peace with it and we went on living. andrea canning: but as time went by, in the little town of narrowsburg, dark suspicions were whispered from neighbor to neighbor, and one name kept coming up-- catherine's estranged husband, paul novak. her close friend, sue mueller. i was angry as time went on, and i thought more and more about it, and i thought that paul might somehow be involved. andrea canning: as

her shyness. the portrait really picks up on that appreciates his big performer larger-than-life onstage andd she's wearing his redess with incredible julianne and really beautiful jewelry. it's very striking but she's enclosing her body protectively with her arms and not letting her eyes look away. to interesting take on a complicated person. >> who is this and what did she go to paris to do? >> an artist is not as well recognized. she was an african-american woman who put herself through school of design one of the first black women to study bearing graduate and then she raised more money to get herself to paris. she arrived there in 1922 and managed to stay for 12 years which is hard when you're constantly having to secure more funding. and she managed to make it work for 12 years to reach which is extraordinary but in very difficult circumstances. she was consumed with this burning fire and she couldn't deny it. she grew vegetables on a plot of land outside of her purse department to keep herself in paris. the thing that strikes me that so amazing the photo of that she had photographed and all of her work she

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y kept the suburb of her red cita, and that's on the outskirts of the siding in southern lebanon. they attack killed at least 7 people. ambulances can be seen washing to that scene to attend to the injured 7 on the call valley, in the east of the countries killing off off the being subjected to is really as strikes which killed ugly. 60 people on monday, holdings when level to the ground. and the attack and civil defense themes working to remove the debris. the book all varies, being one of the regions socketed repeatedly by strikes. so says ro, intensified is from boston and of never know last month. then a quarter has moved from a lot. most of the district of bulb that's eastern, living on as the district of bol book and the car reach an eastern lebanon has been repeatedly targeted and is ready strikes since the major offensive was launched. 5 to 6 weeks ago. we are at one of these locations. this is really a very strategic area for has the law. it is, has been described as an operational base. it is bordering syria, which has really a lifeline for the group. but as of late peop

i know this is a big red herring, but mathematically with brent and wti trading between 70 and $75 a a barrel. i believe israel has put aside their intentions to retaliate against iranian installations, so the focus is on 2025. more open crude coming into the market, soccer and demand growth next year, and oversupplied market that doesn't demand prices north of $100. annmarie: talking about the fact that some are bullish on china. do you see the demand pickup in china? javier: they are one of the world's largest sellers of oil, always bullish on china. i don't think that the global demand is as weak as some say. still around one million barrels a day, which is remarkable given the electric vehicles and efficiencies we are introducing into the economy. the problem is opec bringing extra barrels into the market. not alone, brazil, canada, other oil coming into the market. this is not just a question about whether china is a strong, it's a question of supply. you could have very strong supply and demand and therefore and oversupplied market. altogether in 2025, we have more oil than we

that sort of claim, i think, is a misdirect and a red herring.hink the people who use it definitely no that it is a red herring in order to avoid the obvious, which is everyone in the world, by the way, including israeli arabs are perfectly happy living in israel and nobody wanted to leave or live in the gaza strip or the west bank. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much. thank you so much. >> later today, former esent barack obama campaign for vice president harris at a rally in pittsburgh, watch live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, on c-span now, our free mobile app, and online at c-span.org [indiscernible] . -- online at c-span.org. joining us this morning is samantha montano, the author of the book "disasterology: dispatches from the frontlines of the climate crisis." as florida wakes up this morning to the devastation of hurricane milton, what happens first on the ground with officials, first responders, those on the front lines as you work? guest: the first priority is always life-saving measures. that will be everything from making

cross the the city of oakland to help out. >> jackson said the red cross has been like her friend during this time. >> being an outstanding they fed they made sure came and checked on us to make sure you know, our mental was ok, that, you know, that they understand because i have like a little milk down yesterday. >> a red cross employee tells me that they're doing well in resources, such as food and water. but if people are looking to help, a rep says the best way is to donate financially and more importantly, if they have time to volunteer oakland, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >> a brush fire in castro valley burned about 3 acres this afternoon happened on eden canyon and palomar u.s. road. >> cruz stopped the forward progress. no word yet on exactly what caused that fire. >> all right. time for a look at the forecast and we're going to look live again at the transamerica pyramid. gayle, you and i were talking about this last hour. i don't know what that light show is, but school. what i cool and you can actually see it. normally we see the fog in the clouds blocking the vi

okay. >> starting with that red wagon, we were with her. it was our journey to we're all in this together. >> my fact puts people at ease, makes it's them less threatened, makes me and secure. >> oprah really opened the door for us to be able to have discussions about weight, weight loss and body image in a way that we had not before. >> wait, represented a failure to gain control of a part of myself that needed it. so it's so interesting to look back on a woman i used to be the woman i've grown to. >> people didn't know me, the person that i was a good person a fine person. >> all they saw was the bat. you get sick of people talking about europe parents talking about your weight loss. >> i really don't get sick of it because i made it an issue. >> i did when i look at that cover. >> now i realized that i publicly shamed myself. >> then me deserves all of the praise and the accolades. but the fact meet it's your own self loathing that does that much of her adult life has been devoted to trying to lose weight. that's a really tragic story. a

her passing. she had bright red lipstick on, getting into that stage of her life. she almost was.alexander mccarty was blackmailing simran. he initially pretended to be a teenage girl to trick her into sending him a solicit pictures of herself. he went through the same sickening routine with three and a half thousand victims, telling them he would post the photos publicly unless they carried on acts of abuse for his sexual gratification. [phone ringing] three minutes after mccartney's last message to cimarron, emergency services receive this call. >> what happened? >> she felt. she shot herself. you need to get pressure on that and control the bleeding and secure the firearm. chris: 18 months later, cimmaron's father took his own life without knowing it had let to his daughter's suicide. police and prosecutors on both sides of the event took worked to bring the manslaughter charge. mccartney targeted victims across the world over five years. he ordered some girls to film themselves abusing other children. >> you had little girls, sort of an average age of 10 to 12 years old many t

he's so inept at telling a political narrative he perhaps thought that this was, you know, a good red herring world on a stand. >> he thought it was a dead cat thing. >> i think he thought the falklands might, but as you. >> but he's used to being in opposition, isn't he, where he's just attack. attack , attack and just attack. attack, attack and actually being responsible is not being used to is it. >> yeah. i think he's not a crook. but i honestly think he's not a crook. >> i want to offer a word of sympathy to keir starmer. i mean, has he been advised by the foreign office that he shouldn't commit to the falkland islands ? commit to the falkland islands? you know, is this a wider policy, do you think, from the blob? >> yes. well, the foreign office will have its views and every department will be advising new ministers and the prime minister on things, but they have to show political sense. and also, sir keir starmer has been waiting for this job for years. it's not he's not just rocked up and gone. oh, suddenly found himself in this role . there's been in this role. there's been a build u