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." >> in august of 2012, columbia, south carolina, was reeling from the news that brett parker, the only had himself been charged as the cold blooded killer who masterminded the whole plan. brett's family and friends believed he was a man wrongly accused. >> he just wanted him to know that he was innocent. every time he said i did not do it. >> even tammy's close friend, former bandmate woody woodward, had a hard time believing brett was guilty. you had no reason to doubt brett it sounds like? >> i believed him. they actually called me as a character witness and i told him i would be glad to, because i did not see him doing this. >> when the trial began in may, it was a courtroom divided. on one side, brett's family and friends, including his and tammy's teenage daughter. on the other side, friends and family of tammy and brian sat together. they wore blue, tammy's favorite color, as a show of unity against the man they believe murdered both victims. >> there were shots fired in the home. >> in her opening statement, the prosecutor minced no words. brett parker had committed a terrible c

south america. new york city already reeling from a homeless crisis that they are responsible for are unable to absorbhe thousands of illegals arriving by bus and plane. all the money for affordable housing was stolen by crooks who run nonprofits so the mayor decided to build a tent city in a working class neighborhood. the residents weren't thrilled. >> i'm concerned with my safety. it's all single. and i'm hearing it's going to be mostly male. so, that worries me. >> why not house them elsewhere? they take our money and they do whatever they want with it. >> by right, they don't belong here, they're illegals. >> jesse: because of the spotlight put on this tent city thanks to you it's now being moved. where is it going? it is going to randles island in aoc's district. randles island a tiny island off the manhattan home to the city's insane asylum. waste treatment facility and fields for kids to play sports on. so naturally, it's the perfect place to build a tent city for thousands of illegal aliens. maybe if aoc hadn't killed thousand of jobs to amazon. the migrants might have had a place to work. no

south carolina. now florida is reeling from the worst of it, three days after in barreled through the state as a recordvideo comes, and we are giving a clear picture of the destruction that we see on your screen, there are areas in florida that remain underwater, with roads and neighborhoods left to rubble as you see. according to nbc's, count the death toll has suddenly risen to 34 people, that's just in florida. governor ron desantis has said that there are roughly 10,000 people unaccounted for. we will go to for adjustment, but join me for us from south carolina, it is in really a heater. she's an nbc news correspondent, emily thank you for being back with. us are residents of south carolina at now in the clear? >> stephanie, you bring up an important point. while the skies have cleared, the threats have not. something officials are really urging residents to keep in mind. thousands, who nearly 60,000 south carolinians in the dark still without power after hurricane-force winds tackled hundreds of trees in south carolina, like the one behind, me bringing down power lines with it. still today, there

reeling. hello, why aren't you doing this to us? what are they trying to prove? killing repeated. why, for what? the attacks come, as ukraine continues to force russian troops back in the south and east with these ukrainian troops and the don bass telling french reporters that they were using shells captured from the russians with winter. fast approaching, keep seems determined to press its current advantage, as long as it can easily this own prague debating measures to tackle europe's energy crisis with possible cap on gas prices on the table. pensions remain over how best to deal with a sorry, cost of energy. there are increasing calls for unified in you response. they come after germany announced details of a massive domestic energy 8 package. now let's bring the w brothels, bureau chief, alec, some of phenomena. she's standing by in prague where the leaders are meeting right now. i'm a summer bring down the exploding energy, of course is on top of the agenda and germany as drawn lots of criticism for announcing its own plan. why is that? while it is because germany has been blockading some far reaching measures on the level to tackle the energy crisis. for instance, the

reeling. why aren't you doing this to us? what are they trying to prove? killing or people? why for what? the attacks come, as ukraine continues to force russian troops back in the south and east with these ukrainian troops and the don bass telling french reporters that they were using shells captured from the russians with winter. fast approaching, keep seems determined to press its current advantage, as long as it can. the head of the united nations nuclear agency has been holding more talks on creating a safe sound around ukraine's apparition nuclear power plant. the plant is in a region illegally annexed by moscow. it's been the target of months of shelling. russian president vladimir putin has ordered his government to take formal control of the station. with you ends, atomic energy chief raphael grossey, says it clearly remains a ukrainian facility. i think this is, this is a matter that has to do it. i've used it. connelly's and keith. we asked him what else? rafael grossi had to say, but yet precious little detail to give away, at least in public. for now, i'm he who said he would be heading to moscow soon and then back to key of he was trying to kind of sprea

reeling through them. why aren't you doing this to us? what are they trying to prove? killing repeated. why, for what? the attacks come, as ukraine continues to force russian troops back in the south and east with these ukrainian troops and the don bass telling french reporters that they were using shells captured from the russians with winter. fast approaching, keep seems determined to press its current advantage, as long as it can. one of the towns recently recaptured by ukrainian forces and don't ask in the east one of 4 regions illegally annexed by moscow. president vladimir putin declared the territories would forever be part of russia. but just hours later, some of those areas were back under ukrainian control. hungry and afraid. people in the newly liberated town of lee mon. wait for supplies. desperate to get their hands on the little the russians left behind on the go. so you said what, what did you imagine? i think it was human. he ation total human emotion and the bread. the rad was completely covered in mold. they left it ever there. when people are hungry, hello, there's no water and no gas as the days get colder. many have lost everything and still can't believe the

reeling. why are good doing this to us? what are they trying to prove? killing or people? why, for what? the attacks comes ukraine continues to force russian troops back in the south and east with these ukrainian troops and the don bass telling french reporters that they were using shells captured from the russians with winter. fast approaching, keep seems determined to press its current advantage as long as it can muster and it only corresponds make calmly in cave nichol come to those colors from the rest present in just a moment. first of this, this attack on zap erasure seems to be part of a developing russian patton defeats on the battlefield, followed by attacks on civilian infrastructure was definitely easier hitting power supplies, heating, heating facilities, and other bits of infrastructure crucial to kind of civilian life than it is only seeming lee to beat the grain. i'm not about feel that is true. and we've been since the last couple of weeks now and is definitely of nervousness here in the ukraine and govern about how this winter's going to look like. and how far it's actually possible to provide people with basic services like heating, especially pe

reeling through them. why are they doing this to us? what are they trying to prove? killing or people? why? for what? the attacks come, as ukraine continues to force russian troops back in the south and east with these ukrainian troops and the don bass telling french reporters that they were using shells captured from the russians with winter. fast approaching, keep seems determined to press its current advantage, as long as it can at the head of the international atomic energy agency, his in the ukrainian capital keith, the talks about security at europe's biggest nuclear power station is the slough. discussing plans for a safe zone after months of shelling near the facility there, jeffery to plant is located near the front line in a southern ukrainian region illegally annexed by moscow. russian president vladimir putin ordered his government to take formal control of the facility on wednesday. but at a press conference and keith grossi said it was obvious that the station remained ukrainian facility matter. that past dw conley is in cave, and i asked him what gracey said at that press conference. there was precious little in the way of detail about how a safe so would actually

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reeling. so why are they doing this to us? what are they trying to prove? killing or people? why? for what the attacks comes. ukraine continues to force russian troops back in the south and east with these ukrainian troops and the don bass telling french reporters that they were using shells captured from the russians with winter. fast approaching, keep seems determined to press its current advantage, as long as it can and we can now bring and dr. jay's mclinn. she's a senior researcher at the monterey initiative in russian studies. dr. mickland, welcome back to the day. buttons. troops keep moving backwards with ukraine pushing further and further into occupied territories. are we at a turning point of the war? we are certainly seeing the tight turning in the water, as you say, you cranes in the bracy more and more of its territory. 400 square kilometers of hudson region in a matter of days and the russian army, we've seen large numbers of surrendering. clearly it's quite unable to get itself together. and yet, while it's clear that ukraine is in a relatively relative to earlier position, relatively strong position, it feels to see exactly what this turning point mi

reeling. why aren't you doing this to us? what are they trying to prove? killing or people? why? for what? the attacks come, as ukraine continues to force russian troops back in the south and east with these ukrainian troops and the don bass telling french reporters that they were using shells captured from the russians with winter. fast approaching, keep seems determined to press its current advantage as long as it can. and while the towns and newly liberated by ukrainian forces is in the net in the east, it's lee mom, one of 4 regions illegally annexed by russia. just a week ago, president putin declared the territories would be russian forever. now some ob box under ukrainian control hungry and afraid people in the newly liberated town of lee mom, wait for supplies, desperate to get their hands on the little the russians left behind because we didn't. what do you think we lived in? yeah, it was. i mean the asian when you total humiliation earlier and the bread. yeah. the bridge was completely covered in moultrie. well, they left us every whack at the cock, people a hungry hello. do. hello. there's no water and no gas as the days get colder. many have lost everything

reeling through them. why aren't you doing this to us? what are they trying to prove? killing old people. why, for what? the attacks comes. ukraine continues to force russian troops back in the south and east with these ukrainian troops and don bass, telling french reporters that they were using shells captured from the russians with winter. fast approaching, keep seems determined to press its current advantage as long as it can. a ukrainian troops have been making gains 30 days now in areas illegally annexed by russia, but the counter offensive is also coming at a terrible cost. thousands of soldiers have died and there is a constant stream of casualties on both sides of course dw correspondent mathias spelling. i was given access to the front lines name nikolai us by the ukrainian army, and he sent us this report. these positions are well 45 ukrainian soldiers have withstood several months of shelling in these trenches. the lines haven't moved to most of that time. the recently thing started shifting up ahead. they've started to attack russian positions more aggressively by year proponents now in some directions. we have been able to move forward, even right now, an attack is go

reeling through them. why aren't you doing this to us? what are they trying to prove? killing repeated. why, for what? the attacks come, as ukraine continues to force russian troops back in the south and east with these ukranian troops and the don bass telling french reporters that they were using shells captured from the russians with winter. fast approaching, keep seems determined to press its current advantage, as long as it can. and we have some breaking news coming in the bill origin opposition leaders for la to con. oscar is currently reacting to the noble piece applies, awarded to 3 o $22.00 organizations. one individual as have a listener in jail or an exile. what do you see as the future for the movement in belarus and can this nobel prize make any difference? can it galvanized people our movement is a life our people are regardless they profession or gender or status are not given up. because we understand that is our moral obligation to release all of political prisoners, the number of beach is still can continue to increase every day and to bring our country to that democratic changes. this award, as i said, we will not release a yes or are the political prisoners, but

southwest florida is still reeling from hurricane ian, and its fury is far from over. it regains strength over the atlantic and slammed into south carolina today as a category one hurricane bringing along a mountain of water and wind foxes . jacare alexis joins us live in charleston tonight with the latest on this historic hurricane jake. christina here in charleston, we saw the worst of the in which has recently been reclassified as a post tropical cyclone around noon eastern time today before it made landfall about an hour or so north of where we are now, but christina 80 mile an hour winds we had heavy rain pelting down and that did lead to some minor flooding in the downtown area where we are now, but most of the serious damage in this state occurred about an hour north of us. so we're going to show you guys some video now whitecaps in the water sweeping all the way up to that dock. very, very scary storm surge right there. we also have images from pawleys island. the police department sending these out again. whitecaps the storm surge those high water levels and in those photos that appear that the very end of it collapsed

the attack galvanized asian americans reeling from a surge in the number of assaults during the pandemic. impact the way is near kaiser hospital just south of geary boulevard. the man suspected of attacking him is facing a murder charge. another large crowd gathering golden gate park today for day two of the hardly strictly bluegrass festival. the festival is welcoming crowds in person for the first time since the pandemic hurricane iain force to shake up to today's lineup of performers, a tweet indicated the traveling mccurry's could not perform because the act was sidelined by hurricane ian. jake blount filled the vacant space. was florida and south carolina began picking up the pieces from me and the governors of those states are working closely with the biden administration on getting federal relief foxes. richardson is in washington with the latest on the federal response, the white house press secretary says president biden spoke with his homeland security adviser today, focusing on power and water restoration in florida and an updated damage assessment for south carolina. president biden has also declared disasters in florida, sou

reeling through them. why aren't you doing this to us? what are they trying to prove? killing or people? why? for what? the attacks come, as ukraine continues to force russian troops back in the south and east with these ukrainian troops and the don bass telling french reporters that they were using shells captured from the russians with winter. fast approaching, keep seems determined to press its current advantage, as long as it can straighten ukraine than that. nic conley, joseph from kate. welcome. nick will come to president biden's comments in a moment. a 1st service attack on separation seems to be part of a russian patton defeats on the battlefield, followed by attacks on civilian infrastructure. let's definitely the way it looks and that's what the ukranian government has been talking about for a few weeks. now. we've seen a tax on heating plants on electricity infrastructure was a water infrastructure. so there's a sense here, especially leading to this winter situation for civilians could get a lot worse even for people living quite far away from the direct fighting that they could be stuck in high rise apartments without the ability to heat their homes or, or even the el

reeling. why are good doing this to us? what are they trying to prove? killing or people? why? for what? the attacks comes. ukraine continues to force russian troops back in the south and east with these ukrainian troops and the don bass telling french reporters that they were using shells captured from the russians with winter fast approaching, keith seems determined to press its current advantage as long as it can or a small store is that making news around the world? no. u. s. president joe biden has pardoned thousands of people convicted under federal law of possessing marijuana. it didn't call for full d criminalization of cannabis, but said no one should be in jail for using the drug. people convicted on the state . laws are not affected by this executive action, which comes about a month ahead of mid term elections. when biden's democrats may lose control of congress, a forest fire has scored some of the ancient stone statues on wrapper knew he also known as easter island. authorities say, an unknown number of the sacred figures have been affected by the blaze. there are around a 1000 on the southern pacific island caused by the rapid new people over 500 yea

what's now sonora lane, just south of geary boulevard will become beach everton impact the way a brutal attack of the 84 year old thai grandfather galvanized asian americans reelingm a surge in the number of assaults during the pandemic, investigators say antoine watson knocked him to the ground. watson is facing a murder charge. hello barrier weather a bit of a warm up today, but the fog already pushing back into the bay, and it looks like a cooler weekend. as we start off october, we'll have more on your forecast coming up. then a rip off. that's how governor gavin newsom described soaring gas prices in our state coming up the new tax on oil companies. he's proposing to help ease gas prices. he called on state regulators to speed up the transition to cheaper winter blend gasoline. that switch usually only happens after october 31st. but newsom today sent a letter to the california air resources board, directing it to take whatever steps are necessary to allow refineries to make the switch right away and help bring prices down. it just doesn't add up the degree of diversions from the national prices has never happened before , and oil companies they provide no e

south korean president coordinating the response out here. the mayor of seoul, who was out of the country, has flown back. and people are just really waking up and reeling from the reality of this as the sun rises, exactly how horrible it was. and they're out here to try to piece together so they can prevent it from ever happening again. >> just terrifying. my heart goes out to those who were there, who witnessed it, who were victims of this, and those final moments -- i mean, i can't even imagine what it must have been like. for their families who are still wondering at this hour if their loved one is alive or dead. it is just awful. will ripley, thank you very much for bringing us the latest there in seoul in the early morning hours. >>> president biden is offer an update on house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. as you know, he was badly beaten with a hammer at their san francisco home early yesterday morning while the speaker was in washington. the president is also making clear his view that the suspect was radicalized by political rhetoric. >> you know -- talked to him, he seems to be doing a lot better. looks like he's going to recover fully. but

reeling. >> why are they doing this to us? what are they trying to prove? killing old people? why? for what? >> the attacks come as ukraine continues to force russian troops back in the south and east. with these ukrainian troops in the donbas telling french reporters they were using shells captured from the russians. with winter fast approaching, keep seems determined to press its current -- approaching, kyiv seems determined to press its current advantage. >> the international atomic energy agency, in the capital for talks about security, is discussing plans about a safe zone after months of showing you the facility. the plant is located near the front line in the southern ukrainian region illegally annexed by moscow. what a rip putin ordered his government to take formal contl of the facility wednesday but it was said that the station remained a ukrainian facility. nick connolly was at the press conference earlier. i asked him for more on what raffaella rossi said. >> we had precious little detail to giveaway, at least in public, for now. he said he would be heading to moscow soon and back to kyiv. he was trying to spread optimism and make clear he is not given up on th

reeling from hurricane fiona, and tour damage in florida on wednesday. >> our hearts, to state the obvious, it can't go without saying, are heavy with a devastating hurricane and storms in puerto rico, florida, and south carolina. and we owe puerto rico hell of a lot more than they've already gotten. >> let's go right to one of the hardest hit areas nbc news correspondent liz mclaughlin is on the ground in fort myers beach, in florida. liz, thank you for being here today. what are the living conditions like for folks if they even still have homes at all? and what are you hearing from residents who are stranded? >> it's just a struggle, simone. search and rescue crews have been coming in and out all day, especially here in lee county, one of the hardest hit areas. those casualty numbers are on the rise, and a majority of them are in this area. fort myers, pine island. you can see behind me, this yacht that just crushed a car. we are actually football field away from the water that surged above the power lines behind me, to push those boats around. the rubble is just endless. so it will take so long to go through, and the challenges are also endless for these crews, trying to work. we are learning that