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renee, well, we're all going to talk about january 6th right now.y about congressional subpoenas. we'll talk about it on the other side. >> what's your message to people who defy congressional subpoenas on the jam 6th committee? >> i hope that the committee goes after them and holds them accountable. >> do you think they should be prosecuted? >> i do, yes. >> re -- renee, you have the president of the united states saying people should be -- >> how surprised are you that the president is clear on this issue? >> i'm thrilled that he's clear on this issue. i don't think there's any leeway to be murky about this. my beloved mother used to say a hard head makes a soft behind. meaning, abide by the rules or face the consequences. there were never kobs kwebss all the time there were congressional subpoenas served on the trump administration. you know, steve bannon is free to choose whether or not to cooperate, but there has to be consequences and the consequences are going to be charges on either you show up or face the charges. that's it. nothingless tha

renee, good evening to you. why is there such commitment to coal in west virginia in the face of destruction and loss of life in the state from severe weather? what's going on? >> reporter: well, don, there are several layers at play, and west virginia for one has an indiversified economy. so coal is really what the state has built itself on for decades. so there's the struggle to hold on to what was because of this feeling that there aren't any viable alternatives with the same sort of $61,000 a year salary. but the reality is this is a dying industry, and the data tells us that. don? >> all right. rene marsh, thank you very much. i appreciate that and your reporting. >> reporter: sure. >>> he alleged a cover-up and accused his colleagues of murder, and now a louisiana state trooper could be out of a job. he is speaking out to cnn next. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. tony here from credit

renee, good evening to you. is there such commitment to coal in west virginia in the face of all of the destruction and loss of life in the state from severe weather? what is going on? >> reporter: yeah, well, don, you know, there are several layers at player and west virginia for one has an undiversified economy. coal is really what the state has built itself on for decades, so there's this struggle to hold on to what was because of this feeling that there aren't any viable alternatives with the same sort of $61,000 a year salary, but the reality is this is a dying industry and the data tells us that. don. >> all right. renee marsh, thank you very much. i appreciate that and your reporting. >> sure. >>> he alleged a coverup and accused his colleagues of murder, and now a louisiana state trooper could be out of a job. he is speaking out to cnn next. . (all cheering) it feels too good to be true. it's kicking back and relaxing as we pick up your car. and when you get paid on the spot, it feels like scoring big. y

renee: that is a great question. we are coming up on our fourth year.a center business is set to double in the next four years. new entrants alike ampere have a great chance to grow share while incumbents maintain position. that is the good news. you're making great progress. this is our newest chip. we are four years old and we built this 128 core ultramax product we are shipping now, it is the second product in four years. it has 55 billion transistors on it. it is a testament to the u.s. semiconductor industry's ability to innovate. a company like ours could be billed -- built four years ago and have this in major data centers, products that people know and love and use on their computers and cell phones run by this chip. it is based on arm. let me tell you what i think that is important. data center growth from what we have today, that requires if you use legacy technology, as victims times increase in demand for power. -- a three times increase in demand of power. with hours, it would only be a one times increase in power. -- ours, it would only be

reporter renee santos on who they now believe was responsible for the zodiac killings. >> reporter: this also connects the killer to a 55- year-old murder out of riverside, california. we just got off the phone with riverside police who tell us there is no connection. the case breaker is a group whose website claims to be made up of retired law-enforcement and military members, claims to have cracked the code in letters the zodiac killer wrote identifying the killer is gary frances post, who lived and worked as a painter in oakland but died in 2018. group alleges the man is responsible for the murder of sherry joe bates. in 1957, police received a handwritten letter that led investigators to believe the murder was connected to the zodiac but in 2016, investigators received an anonymous letter from a person admitting what was written was a sick joke. today, riverside police are still investigating the murder but are not connecting it to the zodiac killer. police in the layouts and cbs13 this statement, telling us the case remains under investigation. they added they are unable to confirm

. >> daniel and rene graham with us and -- it's great to see you all. president obama taking the stage in new jersey campaigning for governor phil murphy. talk to me about what is happening with the deal on the hill and how much the shadow of what is happening in virginia and new jersey is factoring into their thinking. >> i was speaking with democrats, i was trying to gauge how much obama visiting to campaign for terry mcauliffe was helping. they said obama is one of the most influential figures in democratic politics and they believe it will help him. but is it enough. but what is tied to mcauliffe is what is happening in washington. they are inching forward. there were so many meetings between the white house and moderates and progressives that they say they are almost there. we don't know the exact date they will say they will have a deal, but it is looking more and more likely after weeks and weeks of negotiation. but like you said, there is also the risk since they pareed down this significantly, you are pulling voters out. if you do that with a d

renee, thank you so much.her potential soaking. let's get right to meteorologist chad myers. chad, what are you doing to us? >> john, not as much wind this time. still 400,000 customers without power. that could be a million people. and the rain is coming again for tomorrow and into the weekend. this weather brought to you by servpro. making fire and water damage like it never even happened. so let's get to it. wind in the plains, wind in the south. 40 to 60 miles per hour here. up the coast, we will see the potential for some severe weather. could be wind damage with thunderstorms with the front itself. the rain in the ohio valley friday and the northeast in places that certainly don't need more rain. two to four inches in the higher elevations vermont to virginia. flash flood watch in effect probably for the rest of this area on friday. certainly the threat is there, john. . >> all right, chad. we're ready. thank you very much for that. >>> all right. breaking news. just moments from now, president biden is

joining us now to discuss, renee deresta, msnbc terrorism analyst malcolm nance, brian barbara, and sheer ra frankel. walk us through your reporting and what it is you learned. >> our reporting looked at a number of documents, some of those are the same documents that frances haugen brought before congress a few weeks ago. some of them are new documents that were brought to us by other researchers. what they really show is that for years facebook has documented internally how its own efforts to stop misinformation are not working. we read reports in which they look at superspreaders, people who are responsible for spreading a great amount of misinformation and how facebook's tactics at trying to diminish or lessen the impact is just not working. you see the breadth of how much facebook actually knew about the problems surrounding misinformation and how helpless the company was at stopping this very real problem on their platform. >> would you say they were helpless or there was not the appetite to contend with it ? >> it's hard because we see the accounts of people struggling to come up w

. >>> lo tuvieron que sacar de salón porque olía mucho a gas rené baquero los niños para hacer una inspecciónadas como acumulándose tuberías que se calienten expuestos a niños en mayo un estudiante sufre una descarga eléctrica. >>> fue muy feo puede ver ocasionado la pérdida. >>> se aprobó por a nuestra escuela nunca llegó al fondo.. >>> cuando visite tras escuela nunca vi que tuvieron tantos problemas como esta preocupa pensar que es porque hay más familia de color y que no le ponen la atención que se debe. >>> no responde que para llora sobre de los estudiantes es la alta prioridad y están tomando acciones correctivas y que pedirán a la junta escolar que reafirma fondos del bono de 2006 y otros planteles que no recibido proyecto de modernización de todas maneras por usar el distrito llamó no dice pública próximo viernes 8 de octubre sobre este tema.. >>> no esperaremos más de la largas filas. >>> cargo de foros sobre controles lopes interesar sus autos ante bolívar para reemplazarlo presidente que reúnan un requisito de ingreso pueden recibir hasta 7000 $ para tener un vehículo híbrido o el

with all eyes on the favourites, the german horse, ridden byjockey rene piechulek, made a late charge race at paris longchamp. the winner of the derby, adeyar, could only finish fourth. danny willett won the alfred dunhill links championship at st andrews. the former masters champion shot a final—round 68 to finish on 18 under par, two shots clear of fellow englishman tyrell hatton. and britain's cameron norrie is into the final of the san diego 0pen later, after he beat the top seed, andrey rublev. norrie recovered from losing the first set to take the next two forjust his second career win over a top—five player. norrie, who is currently the world number 28, will now face another big challenge, playing second seed casper ruud of norway for the title. for the first time since april 2019, thousands of runners took to the streets for the london marathon. there were 36,000 taking part, but the first to cross the finish line in the women's race was kenya'sjoycilinejepkosgei, while there was a surprise winner in the men's marathon. joe wilson reports. the mass start of the london marathon

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rene marsh, excellent report. and it's so good to have you back.ivate school bans children who got the covid vaccine. yeah, you heard me right. got the vaccine. the junk science behind this bizarre move and what parents are saying. that's next. support, and 5g included in every plan, so you get it all. the u.s. government will soon recommend covid booster shots for everyone 40 years old and older who received the moderna or pfizer vaccines. that's according to a source familiar with the plan. cnn medical correspondent elizabeth cohen joins me with the breaking details. this means tens of millions more people can get a booster shot. >> right, jake. if this goes through, that's what that means. that's because u.s. health officials say they are seeing new data that shows that fully vaccinated people in their 40s and 50s are sometimes getting severe disease. that was happening in israel. israel deployed boosters and they didn't have an age limit and the israelis say it really helped. the u.s. is likely headed in that direction. right now boosters are r

. >> reporter: renee and miguel chavez's two children, nico and sofia, took part in the pfizer trial. >> we all got vaccinated, and it was extremely important to us tat our kids were kept safe from covid as well. >> reporter: meantime, a massive booster rollout kicking off. more than 12 million americans already getting that additional shot. >> i'm so excited to get this booster. i'm very excited. >> reporter: late last week, the cdc recommending boosters from moderna and johnson & johnson, after pfizer's got the green light last month. the cdc also determining it's okay to mix vaccines, meaning you can choose a different brand for a booster than the one you initially received. >> the good news about this is that it allows a considerable degree of flexibility for people to get what we hope they will get. namely, a booster that will increase and optimize their protection. >> reporter: both cvs and walgreens say they have the boosters ready to go. so do tens of thousands of other pharmacies and community centers across the country. if you want to know if you're eligible or to find a loc

oh no, lee. toro renee. nora tacy. cortez the nolan. i no later than yeah. what day he should know, acquired another latino, asian, do i kill tolkien or yoman or heated but back in france, most people appeared indifferent to events in indo china. only a 3rd of the population supported continuing the war in order to preserve the empire. the french communist campaigned fiercely against what they called, quote, a dirty imperialists war. their slogan, was not a man, not a penny for the war. in indo china at the ports, their cameras secretly filmed what no one wanted to see the coffins of growing numbers of french soldiers stocking up on the key side. the m p. p. m and his pulse was one of the few to foresee the tragedy that lay ahead. he called for the start of negotiations. but the government remained blindly stubborn. the empire must not be sold off, and communism must be prevented from spreading. by the spring of 1951, the number of troops sent to vietnam had grown to more than a 140000. the war continued regardless. oh, francis problems in indo china were ma

rene marsh is outfront. >> we're in a car and the car's flooding full of water. >> reporter: floodwaterople, cars, and homes in what was dubbed the thousand-year flood. the town in west virginia almost wiped off the map in 2016 and this past summer, parts of the state saw more flooding. from raging deadly floods to widespread drought, west virginians over the past few years have faced weather wlip whiplash, and scientists predict it will get worse. >> it was rising about a foot an hour. >> reporter: jimmy radar, a retired iraq war veteran survived the deadly 2016 west virginia flooding but his home did not. five years later, he is still rebuilding. in the meantime, he, his wife, and three dogs call this camper home. >> it's really tough with my ptsd. um, being in such tight quarters. >> reporter: look around the small west virginia town and it's still without a grocery store, bank, and elementary school. yet, senator joe manchin is agg climate change legislation in u.s. history. this neighborhood lost safe access to their homes after the 2016 flood weakened the foundation of this bridge

reporter rene santos with the get tough policy. >> reporter: from up above, officers spot a sideshow in sacramento, with all eyes on a red car driving fast and doing illegal doughnuts. feet away, crowds of people are watching. sideshows are also keeping officers busy in fairfield. in march, an innocent driver was hit head-on by a man who police say was part of the sideshow. michelle says she has gotten caught while driving with her daughter stuck in the middle of a caravan of fast drivers with no way to escape >> i was scared. i knew, my instinct new, if we get hurt, there is no way that help can get to us. >> reporter: a new fairfield city ordinance will crackdown on illegal sideshows, making participating, even as a spectator, a crime. anyone caught can be charged with a misdemeanor and spend up to six months in jail or face a $1000 fine. we ask fairfield police what some of the hotspots are for sideshows. we are told in the south part of the city near cordelia road and the mall have been problems bought for sideshows. michelle is doubtful the new law will make a difference. >> it'

in seating on renee claims have interviewed more than 30 former u. s. government officials, including who spoke of scenarios such as a possible abduction of juliana songs or even clots, to kill him. they were concerned about possible, fought for the russians to break juliana sons out of the academic embassy. and some of the scenario ended involve a british systems as well. and then also discussing a rendition operation against julian, aside, something previously unknown, taking a plane and abducting him from the ecuador embassy, bringing him back to the united states, intentionally interrogating him in secret. and they redefine the organization as a hostile entity, language that my pompei of used in his 1st public remarks is ca, director. what he likes, walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile, intelligent service. ah, the yahoo team reported the cia stepped up its pursuit of julian assange under donald trump and was ordered to do so by its director at the time. like pumping the u. s. government's war on wiki leaks, pre date

and the has bala and amal political groups and on the east is i in al renee, a long time strong hold of the christian lebanese forces political movement on thursday. the army was once again between them, trying to bring the violence under control. run a curry is the lebanese political activist. she spoke to us earlier about how it feels to watch the violence from afar. i was just in, in the route i yeah. i just arrived actually here and from lebanon. i was there till september and, and i think, i actually think the very interesting question because most of the questions that we have been at for for the past 2 years is about how are you going to. 6 make the change, how are you going to change soon in class? and i think that such as to the human that we feel our as the population and that we tend to forget and how we feel that we feel corner to improve in. we've seen her gotten we feel bad. and we thought that after one of the biggest explosion in the history and this, this is going to be the, the maximum of our suffering. and this is going to end. and yet we fall down every day more a

hello and welcome to the program. russia is pulling the plug. renee's permanent mission to ne, turn the suspension is a zion awaits. operations are set to take place in 2 weeks. it comes in response to the alliance recently, kicking out a number of russian diplomats for alleged spying. nase her has since said, it's open to dialogue, but it's policy towards russia won't change out. he is roman culture, has more russian foreign minister may the announcement on monday saying that sir, starting on november 1st. moscow will completely suspend the operations of its mission to nato, and from now on any emergency communications between the u. s. lead block and russia will be done through the russian embassy in belgium. while an ambassador of nathan member states in moscow chosen by the alliance can perform similar functions here in russia. so this guns, just 2 weeks after nato announced that it would expel a russian diplomats for a legend, undisclosed espionage at its brussels headquarters. and that should be in effect on the 1st of november as well. well, according to the russian foreign minis

he's been a cons retroactively renee or not, but the question is now will, can you accept this ruling and if it does not, it certainly put somalia in a much stronger position to think support from the un to the diplomatic in support enforcing or obliging kenya to hold this ruling, waiting to see what can you going to say about that and the how somalia would further interest as well. mark and thank you very much for that month. web 314 there live from night will be kenya. any right preliminary results from the parliamentary elections show a positive outcome for the party of shia cleric, montana. oh is find that good showing? none of the political blocks appear to have secured majority, former prime minister, nearly a monarchy looks set to have the 2nd largest hold among shia potties. sunday school was house several months early and voter turnout hit a record low of just about 40 percent. and he hashem is in baghdad with more on the results. it's clear this is not going to change a lot. the same political factions are back in the parliament, but with different numbers of seats. now we h

thanks his manchester united teammates renee fernandez, went out by his 3rd of the night late on as it finished 5 mail. there was a hat trick in africa qualifying to as far mirage as you insured synagogue made it into the playoffs. his goals, helping them at 2, a 31 when i haven't namibia, the game was played in south africa, which was movie, as home stadium was declared unfit to host matches, algeria extended the unbeaten run to 31 games with a full no. when a man says to cities and react morris among the scores, the african champions are ahead of bikini fossil go difference and play them on the final match date. and next monday in asia, australia is a record winning streak has been ended by japan. they've made it 11 of qualifying victories in a row before coming up against the host inside sama australia minus to equalize off to japan. went ahead. but with 5 minutes ago, as is a bay, it scored an own. go to give japan a to one when and the other grades of asian qualifying the top 2 seems a round and south korea fight out of one will rule them forward as sonya can men school the i've b

because russia is not renee's got any contracts, it's not supply. that's not that anything like that. what do you think it's been getting so much thick? i think the answer is fairly obvious. it's because the other people who are just as responsible as a russia ever was, or they are not willing to take any responsibility. and so what they're doing is simply pointing the finger at russia and hoping that the blame for the high prices, which is profiting them, goes on mr. porton, and, and russia rather than being distributed into the whole structure of what the sides energy prices put in, is quite right when he says that the decision to the united states about liquefied natural gas or the decisions in germany about the north stream pipeline. and what to do with their own, a nuclear energy cut down. all of these decisions are responsible. you can't point your finger at any one of them. but you can point the finger at the very small group of very powerful corporations and government that could of that should of but did not take the steps necessary. so we

and the has bala and amal political groupings and on the east is i in al renee, a long time strong hold of be christian, lebanese forces political movement. and on thursday the army was once again between them, trying to bring the violence under control. well, what happened unfolded as a senior us diplomat, was there in beirut. the under secretary of state was meeting with officials and around $67000000.00 the lebanese military. but she said she was concerned about the worsting security situation in beirut. we stress that a clean, impartial, independent judiciary is the guarantor of all the rights and the values that we as democracies hold dear and share again, the lebanese people deserve no less and the victims and families of those lost in the port blast deserve no less. today's unacceptable violence makes clear what the stakes are. johnny's live under tablet, he is full near us official specialized in syria and the middle east of the state department and national security council. he's currently a fellow at the washington institute. he joins us from oil, city, pennsylvania, under tab

this is a region that hosts the grand renee, since dom, there's been fighting going on between for security forces and a rebel group calling itself the good news people democratic movements. there's been fighting, going on there. more than 5000 people have been displaced, they need humanitarian aid. but according to the statement released a few days ago by the human rights commission, at this particular incident, of the abductions happened around the 25th. and this just demonstrates a scale of a challenge in dealing with the security situation in ethiopia, to say nothing of the ethnic divisions. absolutely, and this is what many if europeans are talking about, they say the priority of the prime minister should be to deal with the security situation in the country. we're not just talking about those incidents that incidents are in finish, go, go moves. we're seeing an ethnic conflict in different other parts of the country. we're talking about a t cry where there is an ongoing conflict that people are saying is getting out of hand and is spreading beyond the borders of the gray into a neighb

with jockey rene piechulek on board, the outsider won the 100th edition of the race. on the bbc sport website, including british number two cameron norrie taking on casper ruud in the san diego 0pen final. that's all your sport. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. more now on the conservative party conference in manchester. the prime minister has promised that he is opposed to any unnecessary tax rises, but would not rule out any further increases. earlier, my colleague shaun ley discussed boris johnson's comment in more detail with sebastien payne from the financial times and sam lister from the daily express. the public wants to see the fuel sorted and the food shortages resolved, but i think what we have seen from the prime minister today, he is trying to push this back onto business. he has been talking about a period of adjustment while businesses adapt to the new reality. he is trying to put the blame back on to the businesses, saying it is

watching this discussion who says that who is at the forefront of global health and renee asked will it lead to the reform of management and investment in medical and health research. >> the answer is yes, it will. as i say earlier, this pandemic is unprecedented and we are documenting all lessons that we need to learn . and all this accommodations should be implemented. i think this will help our systems learn from this pandemic properly and implement recommendations that will be different and we can do better to be better prepared. one thing i like to add to this is the pandemic treaty. it will be very important. for pandemic agreement. we have seen many challenges that could have addressed if we had a framework of a later instrument that would provide us with, that would be very key in the change we would have to prepare the world ina better way . the pandemic treaty, and for the agreement. >> i wanted to comment to you, you came to the island wanting to talk about gender pay parity during the climate crisis. talking more about income. income equality. i you couldn't have known wh

the amazing relationships we have created with incredible journalists of color, renee graham, opinionolumnist at the boston globe, eddie gloud, who you see on msnbc. he joined us all the time and tells us, this is the most fun i have ever had, and i have that on record. but our podcast will lean into the latino community. we are not afraid to criticize democrats, and i think people make a big assumption or a big mistake about our podcast, that we are not here to assume that latinos are in the bag for the democratic party. we have our history, our record speaks for itself as journalists. maria was one of the first, maria more than i was, that would criticize the obama administration. we finished our sound off on friday and were criticizing democrats for not getting their act together. at the same time, we also spend a lot of time looking at what we really strongly believe is an anti-mexican, anti-latino lens of the republican party. some of it is a little bit bipartisan as well. we are the only podcast that looks at it the history -- looks at the history of immigration, and remind ever

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rene's children took part in the trial. >> it was extremely important to us that our kids were kept safe covid. >> today, moderna saying it's vaccination shows a strong response and is safe. the company planning to add -- submitted stated to the fda soon. a poll shows a third of american parents will vaccinate their children right away but nearly a quarter say they will definitely not. >> what i say to parents as talk to someone you trust and get your questions answered. a lot of those parents that say definitely not will shift as they feel more comfortable it is truly safe and they see what kids are able to do. >> officials say there are enough pediatric doses for the age group. experts are telling parents it's not too soon to start booking those vaccine appointments for their kids. dan: governor newsom was at n merced where he announced a $210 million investment in the university's new medical school. the project will be the first public medical school in california's central valley. officials have been trying to launch the program for years but haven't had the funding to do so until n

renee cast her ballot earlier today, saying it's still a vote against trump. >> if you are not activelyand i in no way feel that youngkin showed or has stated that he is firmly against him. >> reporter: but amy dodson says many voters see this contest as a check on full democratic control. >> i always like to see a little bit of blend. i don't like any party to roll through without having any sort of challenges. >> joining me now is jeff zeleny. good evening to you. this parent's movement seems like it's playing a big movement there in virginia. is this the key issue in the race right now? >> reporter: it's certainly one of the driving issues with three weeks repage in this very close contest. there is anger at the government from some parents over the mask mandates. but there's also, you know, anger at the other side at these parents who have been standing up to this. so it's unclear how this is going to turn out. but they're definitely a driving sense throughout this parent's movement, if you will, that's animating the final chapter of this race, unlike most political races we have se

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i'm checking and there is none in the attendee list and, there's one comment for mark rene in the chat that says bravo chamberses, great business and we all wish you well. >> thank you. >> president: okay. then we can go ahead and vote. >> do we have a motion yet? >> president: that's a good idea. we should motion first. >> commissioner: i'll raise a motion to approve the amendment to what's the time? >> 1:00 a.m. >> commissioner: 1:00 a.m. on new year's eve. >> president: with the staff recommendation. somebody want to second? >> commissioner: second. >> president: all right. now we can vote. >> director: okay. roll really [roll call] okay. >> president: all right. thank you for coming in. it's been approved. i know how hard it's been in the tenderloin. my heart goes out to you for the work you're doing down there so keep at it. it will come back eventually, but, man, that place has gotten rough. >> thank all of you and special thanks. >> stay safe. >> thank you. >> president: all right. the next agenda item is number seven which is consideration and possible action to adopt a resolut

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