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richard allen, a husband and father in the tiny indiana town confessing more than 60 times to murderingest friends out on a hike. >> once that first verdict was read of guilty, there was an audible reaction from libby and abby's family. >> the jury taking just four days to decide allen was the man in this grainy video shot by one of the victims. why? some say this case may not be over. plus, princess kate returning to royal duties after completing her cancer treatments. prince william by her side as he was during her months of chemotherapy. >> the last nine months have been incredibly tough for us as a family. >> her public presence has been really missed. >> moment that had kate tirion and stand up for heroes stars like jon stewart and bruce springsteen wowing the crowd with long walk home. >> last night i stood at your doorstep trying to figure out what went wrong, bringing millions in donations to support america's veterans. america's veterans. >> nightline will be right back ha ha. haha! uhh, hank! switch to mucinex nightshift to relieve your cold & flu symptoms. uh oh! both help yo

. >> richard: if you say so.e with dana. moments over the past four years the white house has been caught flat-footed whether immigration, the baby formula, even on crime, but with that being said i think for us -- to your point, because expectations on the trump team in this moment are so high you have to zoom out and figure out how did america get here? it wasn't just four years of biden that got us here, there was also a global pandemic we had to figure out, what happened when we locked people away, what happens when a lot of folks die, how does that affect the general public? and i think it is important to remember that voters are fickle. i think a lot of voters made a decision about what they were seeing, to greg's point, cvs and everything locked up, they blamed whoever was in charge at the moment. now with that being said, many of the crises we are dealing with in this country, the housing crisis, created in 2008 when a lot of small small home buyers and the government didn't do a thing to create incentive

the first debate he pretty much wipes the floor with richard nixon.ks shifty and sweating on these just to accommodating prettily in the first part of this with jack kennedy and i do agree with him and i find he is sincere etc. we have the same goals and kennedy is just hammering away richard nixon and what is he doing over and over again in a saying i am a democrat and this is what the democratic party stands for. we brought you this program and the program then he is a five or 6 million vote advantage with the democrats and he's determined to cash in on that now in the last three debates, nixon really catches up and does very well and so much so, the first debate kennedy the depressed want to lift the debate after the fourth of may come up which are nixon was a fifth debate and he said that we been coming out strong foreign policy issues in cuba and the defense of taiwan and jack kennedy is depressed turn that down. sue hemphill what about the media in general of each candidate have their favorite video, outlets and supporters etc. was a pretty even

a verdict in the murder trial of richard allen. >> killed two teens leaving their bodies in a hiking path seven years ago. jean casarez has been tracking the case. the jury after some 20 hours of deliberation finding him guilty. >> and our affiliate wthr is reporting that the courtroom was quiet. however, the emotion was immensely strong in that courtroom. richard allen himself was stoic as that verdict was read. the police superintendent from the county of delphi, indiana, according to our affiliate put his hands to his face and started to cry as that verdict was read. he has been on this case from the beginning. this has been an emotional jury and this has also been an emotional time for the delphi community, because it was seven years before they were able to charge richard allen with this crime, and so much had gone on. it was because of the tip of a volunteer who had looked in a box, because they didn't know who did this and they found the name richard allen, who worked at the local cvs pharmacy. had made the, copies of photog

two eyewitnesses picked out a picture of richard rosario. life. no one from the nypd or the bronx district attorney's office never went to interview richard's alibi witnesses. and there was a miscommunication among his own attorneys, so out of the 13 alibi witnesses, only two of them testified at his trial. clearly, the jury didn't believe them. so i got a list of richard's alibi witnesses from his new attorneys. >> your destination is ahead. >> and the people that i spoke with were, perhaps, the most credible alibi witnesses of any case that i've ever covered in my career. >> tell me what you do for a living. >> i'm a dipty sheriff for the county. >> why do you feel compelled to talk about richard rosario's case? >> it is 1,000% impossible for richard to have committed that crime. there's no way. he can't be in new york and florida at the same time. my son was born on june 20, 1996. and they're claiming that richard killed someone on june 19, 1996. which that's physically impossible because he was in my house when we were leaving for my wif

and nixon richard nixon had had worked hard. but i think in history we would see had really one of the easier paths to the nomination if for no other, because he had no major challengers. well, here are richard nixon and hubert humphrey at their respective conventions. now, there is no quarrel between progress and order, because neither can exist without the other. so let us have order in america, not the order suppresses dissent and discourages change, but the order which guarantees the right to dissent and provides the basis for peaceful change. and tonight, it's time for some honest talk about the problem of order of the united states. let us always respect, as i do, our courts and those who serve on them. but let us also recognize that some of our courts and their decisions have gone too far in weakening the peace process as against the criminal charges in this country. let those who have the responsibility to enforce our laws and our judges, whoever responsibility to interpret them, be dedicated to the great principles of c

richard, thank you. all right, let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . the european union is fine. the us tech joint meadow, almost 800000000 euro is for inside competitive practices and says meta abused its position by forcibly linking users on into social network. facebook to facebook marketplace, which is a classified ads platform. the find also covers and here trading conditions that imposed on competitors using facebook and instagram to advertise. russia has ordered the pleasure of most scales through uh, history museum dedicated to the victims of soviet era, impression using i'm a visual say the decision. paul is a violation of safety regulations, but it comes as the criminal in his campaigning to downplay is the horrors of soviet imprisonment of millions of people, including political dissidents. a body has been retrieved from an illegal south african mines that authorities blocked off in a bid to force out the workers. the government has den

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let's turn to richard lui who is here in the studio with us. richard, good morning.hat are you seeing? >> one more day to go, as you just said. good morning to you, frances. early voters, they are your consistent or energized voter, as you have heard, your super voters, if you will. and this year, we're seeing a record number of them. i just checked our database starting at 1:00 a.m. morning, just updated, 76 million early voters so far. it's the most ever, if you remove the covid phenomenon year of 2020, when we had very little other choice. it pushed in of us to early voting. in 2012 and 2016, when you look at the numbers here, this represented about 36% of all votes during those election years. in 2020, it was 64%. so how are we looking this year? >> well, we could see another record this year, according to our new nbc news poll that just came out. 65% are saying they will vote, or have voted early. now when we look at those who will vote on election day, you can see here, we're about a third. they're saying that, you know, when you look at whether you vote early

richard. just just quickly menu your in the big awful year there in new york, you know, it's always been historically want democrat is a blue city what's, what's the feeling that now in new york is there, is there a sentiment that you can put your finger on it in the wake of trump, in the election. yes, 2 things i and you're very well right about your, your presentation here. the 1st one is the impression that having been defeated by mr. drum b as in new york or to or he was. and so people are following him and aware of him, he has his name on the buildings that you're showing and so on. but at the same time, mixed in with the president is a did termination to fight and to push back and to mobilize. uh for the next elections coming up, even though there were a year or 2 away. so you had this mixture, depression, and determination. pretty much in equal measure. isn't that interesting? it's so good to speak to is he is he was back in the mix of it, richard right there. and the big apple. so good

richard allen has been found guilty in the delphi murders. we have the latest from inside the courtroom. and new questions and new insights into the architect accused of being the gilgo beach serial killer. did rex horman's estranged wife have any clues to her husband's double life? how could they not know? >> a serial killer is not going to tell their family what they're doing. >> and could the case be in jeopardy? why? the da is begging for help. plus, a teen actress found dead in her bed. oh, my god, he's cold. >> she's cold. >> her killer hiding in plain sight on this stage. i went to wisconsin to investigate the disturbing clues found inside a cereal box, and how an attack on another woman led cops to a twisted killer. your daily source for true crime starts right now. thanks for joining us. first today on true crime news. richard allen has been convicted of killing abby williams and libby german, two teenagers who were out on a hike in delphi, indiana. guilty on all counts. it's the verdict that the families of liberty, german and abiga

>> richard ireland, mayor of jasper.re walking along the sidewalk on turret streets, approaching 835. turret, which is my home. >> tell me about the nature of this fire. i was hearing about from tree to tree. do traditional firefighting efforts do they have a chance in something like that? >> it is just unfathomable for us those of us who don't fight fires, to even understand how anybody could hold their ground in the face of those flames. >> the burn is uneven because some structures actually had an elaborate sprinkler system. you can see it running behind the homes in this picture. others had flame resistant metal roofs. all of those hotter, more flammable world. >> canada's largest fire season was just last year in 2023. to give you a sense of the magnitude of all that, if you took all the carbon emissions that came from that one fire season and ranked it as a country, it would rank number four in the world. just behind the us, china and india. the next worst fire season was this year the one that released all this ca

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richard allen has been on trial.t is not known if there would have been enough evidence to convict them. a jury of his peers as found him guilty of the murders. he has been found guilty of four counts. such a tragedy. the young girls going for a hike along a very popular hiking trail. they encounter this monster who took their lives and just left them there. >> for seven years to have their families living in limbo with nobody paying the price for cutting their lives short. this man apparently during 2022, this conversation with law enforcement the interview he had before he was arrested, he acknowledged he had been at the trail of the girl's death denied killing them. >> john: with this now with more on this. >> this trial has been more than seven years in the making after roughly 19 hours of deliberation. unanimously that the evidence they saw was enough to convict richard allen and all four counts for the kidnapping and murdering. the prosecution's case largely boil down to three pieces of evidence. the dozens of

thank you very much richard. and here's a reminder of our top stories. germany's governing coalition has collapsed after chance. not what else shall inspired his finance minister. sholtes has called a confidence vote for mid january and early elections could be held by the end of march. before the current crisis, germany was due to elect a new government. in september 2025 vice president cumberland harris has addressed supporters for the 1st time since losing to donald trump. and tuesday's elections. harris promised a smooth transition to the new administration of a peaceful handle for power. your up to date will be back soon. soon with more headlines. the meantime check is on line w dot com, but also the 200 to 2 different types of periods. amberlynn among the many was around the world, the conflict ensued on is distinguished by its level of savagery. the master goes to the ethnic cleansing, and the salvation is for many of its victims. my guest in brussels is for my prime minister, bella himself, who heads the

richard is a newscaster. hello, richard.h better with the assisted dying bill being passed. finally, british people are being allowed slowly into the 21st century by the powers that be." now, richard adds this: "it's a shame that 275 luddite mps think that it's worth trying to keep us in the dark ages, such that desperate people can't choose to end their life in a dignified 21st century way." now, i want to say to richard, our newscaster, that a lot of people said this showed parliament at its best, which is that there's a reason why this is an agonising decision. it's difficult. so it's not really for me to be rude about people on either side. people were saying unlikely alliances were formed in our parliament. i don't know if you... you've studied parliament for a long time. did you spot that kind of new tone in the way it was being handled? um, i mean, an unusualtone. you don't often hear such, uh, respectful listening, no particularjeering, no waving of order papers. people took it — from what i saw — took it solemnly an

right now richard, are you talking about adrift towards conservative politics in america? what, what would that mean for a 2nd from the administration? how would that impact that different restriction? yeah, well of course it trump has his own particular brand of conservative politics in some way to traditional conservatives with dispute. that is conservative, a tool, but we heard him in the clip there also talk about it, mag make america great again this, this in sort of thrusting nationalist, a brand of conservatism to, to donald trump has made his own. and i think that this sense about the 2nd from tom is that trump has the experience from his 1st time of having had in his administration. many people working on the him who he felt were working against. and you saw that in many of those, those people have come out with books and in the often moss of that ministration criticizing that, that for my boss telling details of how they managed to him to him from doing things that they so as dangerous. donald trump has had that experience and now he is expected to be making pick

so what a lot of richard nation delegates told us was that, well, we can count on the u. s. and the next 4 years. so how are you going to promise even more time of finance? if we have to sort of bear the brunt of maybe don't try, i'm not wanting to provide as much money as, but developing countries again as these ads sort of as a, as an excuse. they were upset of, that's the numbers, the concrete numbers. what we put on the table so late in, in the process in these 2 weeks. so they basically, you know, there's only a day and a little bit less to, to really talk about concrete numbers that so dw corresponded lay only the homicide . many thankfully on a it's the effects of climate change make it a global health issue. climbing temperatures and increasing rainfall promote the spread of dangerous diseases in bangladesh. dang, a fever is becoming more common due to climate change. doctors were expecting patients, but this year's been great outbreak conduct bangladesh has overwhelmed to the water in the post cases of dang, they only rose during the season, but now they were doing

okay, richard walker in miami. richard, thank you, but come back to you shortly. i'm going to ask you, based on what richard is describing a donald trump, who is in favor who embodies this desire. many americans for regulated immigration of the board and to be closed at least temporarily. and for deep rotation of people who are in the country illegally, he represents or he is. the conservatives, the cd you this, the issue is, are involved in commission and the a, f, d, all in one is it, um it's, you know, it's always difficult to compare these things, you know, one on one. i think we have, you know, elements of this kind of populism that have basically taken over also the mainstream agenda in, in europe, not just in germany, but across europe. migration is one of the key drivers of that population, both on the right more on the right, but also on the left. as we see now with some of our next year, it's increasingly dominating the agenda in the european parliament. because it is an issue that basically for the last 25 years we failed to address and now we're addres

our richard lui is here in the studio with us. good morning.tates should we be watching here on election night? >> nerves is the word. but hopefully with this plan in front of us, it will be a little less nervous on this. that's the way we want to present that to you. watch these seven core battleground states. these are the ones, where they go, so goes the election. our political unit is saying. first up to watch is georgia. georgia closes its polls at 7:00 p.m. eastern. networks might have some early data from there. and five other states. next, watch 7:30 p.m. that's when north carolina closes its polls. we could get some early indications here of how the south is leaning that may come from that state and georgia as well. up next for you, 8:00 p.m. eastern, pennsylvania closes. we've been talking about pennsylvania for months. that is the first state to give us a hint of the midwestern wave, if there is going to be one. and georgia expects to have, at that time, 8:00 p.m., 75% of its vote counted at that time. so they say. okay. we're halfwa

richard: the short answer to your question is yes. stability is the basis of all else whether the rule of law, balance of power or inside a society or around the world, you can't conduct economic relations, can't make long-term investments without confidence about the rule of law and stability. so i would say of the two, the geopolitics are the more basic. david: when you talk about stability, i, being from bloomberg, think about investment. one of the things investors want is stability. will they get more stability out of one of these candidates than the other, a more certain world in which they can invest? richard: i would think under a kamala harris presidency, and it is dangerous to make predictions about the future, you are more likely to get continuity. the economy is doing well up north of 3% and inflation has been coming down. we had four years of a biden-harris presidency, and the arrows are heading in the right direction. yes, you have some changes. corporate tax rates and so forth but by and large, continuity would outweigh

let's go to dw chief international editor richard walker. he joins us out from palm beach. where'd donald trump will hold his election night party? richard tomorrow is the last day of voting does either these candidates seem to have more momentum as we enter election day yet. so stephen, i'm just gonna explain a little bit 1st of all, where we uh so yeah, we're in the, in palm beach and we've come to a flag waving. and it's, you can see everybody's got their flags out. this is where the local republican party group in this town have come down to this intersection to show that support for donald trump and you couldn't hear the home king of, of tal, hold on to in the background. they've definitely green, getting a lot of support from a lot of the coast, driving costs here. one car even sucking around twice to keep hooking is one further. so a lot of enthusiasm on this very street corner for donald trump. and if you look back this way, um 5 minutes drive this down, there is mar logo, that is donor thomas famous club, where he will be holding hi

richard quest -- but point taken, richard. and i will review this with the 6 and 8-year-old.nk you very much. >> thank you. >>> also skyrocketing after donald trump's victory, sales of emergency contraceptives. telehealth companies say that women are stockpiling in preparation of a second trump presidency. we'll have that, coming up.

cooper one, and then the same guy, richard floyd mccoy. he went back and did the exact same thing five months later, april of 72. it's the same guy, but none of the kids would ever talk to me about this until they were both dead and then they felt relieved that their mother was no longer in danger of going to prison. as an accomplice in the d.b. cooper heist. >> that's incredible to think about that they may have. according to you, believe that their family was somehow connected to any of this. there was not a charge for the mother. i understand, but you say mccoy's family. they also found a logbook. what was in that? >> the logbook was a parachute jump logbook that showed 39 previous military static line jumps accomplished by mccoy in the military he served two terms in vietnam he was a helicopter pilot, a fixed wing pilot, and a military trained jumper. but the logbook showed eight practice jumps leading up to the d.b. cooper jump and then nothing. this was his first freefall parachute jump, civilian style logbook, so he logged 39 previo

i want to pick up from my conversation with richard.president biden's decision to allow ukraine use these american made attack ems in russia, biden reversed course allowing the ukrainians to use. in the summer months of 2022, just months into the war, the biden administration ended a trump era policy allowing the use of the land mines. talk to me about that. this is certainly an escalation in this war. >> no question, it is. really, the history of the biden team's approach here has been cautionary. let's take our time. let's wait until we send the tanks. let's wait until we send the air defense. let's wait until we send the f-16s. now at the very end portion of this, they are in my view, opening the flood gates of the missland mines, both of which w be important but not definitive in the course of the war. ali, if you go back one click earlier, what probably pushed this over was the arrival of the north korea troops. 10,000 north korea troops. richard used the phrase global war. this is becoming a global war. i think that is what precip

his name is richard allen. it was filed as richard whiteman, the street he lives on. that's it. went away. he lived in a small town. he put himself there. also, what's on the phone. and also the other students, it was a monday, the girls there at the time, prosecution is piecing together a timeline saying this was richard allen. he put himself there. we have surveillance of a car that he drove. they didn't have the plates. defense is saying there is no dna. nothing links him. it is circumstance. the jury did say they want an extra hour. they're coming in at 10:00 and i will be outside of the court house. i am wondering does that mean they're going home, they are sequestered, but you never know. >> interesting to hear. mostly circumstance. because there is no dna evidence that links allen to the double murders. you have been following this case as we said off the top since it happened in february 2017. but richard allen was not arrested until five years later in 2022. you mentioned it's a small town of just 3,000 people. >> yes. >> did any of this come up in the trial, the fact t

now we turn to our next story, the murder trial of richard allen and delphi, indiana. he is accused of killing teenagers abby williams and libby german, both the prosecution and the defense have rested their cases and now his fate is in the hands of the jury. after seven years in a 17 day trial, arguments concluded in the trial of richard allen, the man accused of killing 14 year old libby german and 13 year old abby williams on the monon high bridge of delphi, indiana, in a case made famous by this cell phone video shot by one of the teenage victims, you could tell just walking into the courtroom that this was the moment that everyone had been waiting for more than seven and a half years ago, veteran broadcast journalist susan hendricks, who has written a book on the murders, has been inside the courtroom throughout the trial. >> abby and libby were murdered on february 13th, 2017. imagine how exhausting it is throughout. you know that this is the end. so it was emotional for everyone involved, and you could feel that in the courtroom as they closed their case, prosec

so what a lot of richard nation delegates told us was that, well, we can count on the u. s. and the next 4 years. so how are you going to promise even more climate finance? if we have to sort of bear the brunt of maybe donald trump not wanting to provide as much money as, but developing countries again as these ads sort of as a, as an excuse. they were upset of, that's the numbers, the concrete numbers, what we put on the table so late in, in the process in these 2 weeks. so they basically, you know, there's only a day and a little bit left to, to really talk about concrete numbers that so dw corresponded leona von hummer shine. many thanks, lay on it. the effects of climate change make it a global health issue. climbing temperatures and increasing rate solved promote the spread of dangerous diseases. and as you'll see, you know, next report bank. a fever, for example, is now becoming more common in a place like bank with that doctors were expecting patients. but the fuse thing they outbreak conduct bangladesh has overwhelmed to the water in the post cases of dang, they only

our richard lui is here in the studio with us.d, good morning, and let's start with what states we should be watching here on election night. >> the nerves are here. how long will this go. good morning to you, frances. it is these seven core battleground states we want to watch. where they go, so goes the election our political unit is saying. first up to look at. georgia, 7:00 p.m. is when the polls close. networks might have early data from there, and five other states at the same time. next we goo 7:30 prime minismi p.m. when north carolina closes. let's go ton to the next state. 8:00 p.m., pennsylvania. that's the first to give us a hint of the midwestern wave, if. and georgia, by the way, also expecting, listen to this, to get 75% of their votes in by that hour. so they are saying. okay. let's move on now. now we're almost halfway there, frances. let's go to 9:00 p.m. that is when we get michigan, wisconsin and arizona, all at the same time. this is where we'll see where that so-called midwestern wall is leaning or not. final

to be cheap international editor richard walker there in palm beach, florida. thank you. the outcome of that us election could have a profound impact outside the united states, not least on ukrainians. harris and trump have starkly contrast and visions of the us role in the war. donald trump has promised to end the war if he's elected with a deal that in his words will be quote, good for both sides. in contrast to complet harris, trump is also a storage opponent of the billions and us aid for keith will. today, germany's ford minister went to keith, where she was brief on the deployment of german aircraft tanks. after the us, germany is the top contributor of military age. you crate. about political turbulence here in berlin has some and ukraine worried germany might not be such a reliable partner either. and elaina bear back attempted to alleviate those fears . she express jeremy's unwavering support device. we, i know how frightening the debates in germany might sound to your ears and clinging, and when the aggressor and you, the victims, are confused sometimes delibera

dw as chief international editor, richard walker is in palm beach, florida. we are, donald trump, will hold his election night party. i asked him earlier of either candidate had more momentum going into election day. yes, so this is stephen. i'm just going to explain a little bit 1st of all, where we uh so yeah, we're in see in palm beach and we've come to a flag waving in this, you can see everybody's got their flags out. this is where the local republican party group in this town has come down to this intersection, to show that support for donald trump. and you couldn't hear the whole thing of a tahoe into in the background. they've definitely been getting a lot of support from a lot of the cost driving costs here. um one kind of even sucking around twice to keep talking is one further. so low to use as him, on this very street corner for donald trump. and if you look back this way, um 5 minutes drive this down, there is mar logo, that is donor becomes famous club where he will be holding his own um, celebration uh tomorrow what, what the hopes will be a ce

hi, richard. it's marianna spring from the bbc.nswering some questions? no, thank you. do you not want to talk about the evidence? talk about the... no. not at all? no, i don't want to talk about anything. i just want to ask you about whether you really believe these theories. do you really believe that the uk terror attacks are staged? do you really believe that? and do you understand that the harm that this can cause to the victims who are the survivors of these attacks, who are at the heart of those theories, who are being targeted? do you realise that? i've told you that i don't wish to speak to you, and i've told you why i don't wish to speak to you. martinjoins us now on the sofa alongside solicitor... _ he's the man that one of the survivors of that attack, martin hibbert, here with his lawyer, have sued for harassment and won. this was a landmark case. it was a comprehensive victory. so actually, it sets a precedent, and hopefully it helps others. but hopefully what it also does is it puts doubt into the trolls and the cons

and richard were using drugs and small sufferings, to, to smuggle the drugs. it makes the question, how sophisticated they smugglers getting it. was that somebody? yes, and i know honestly this one, the house become more sophisticated in the engineering and then the building of the 70s of muscles. previously, the some use of muscles would only be able to sail website just below the surface and it would just be a tube pointing out of the oxygen. and of course, the, a gasoline, all diesel would blow out the backend and they would hook the coastline, going north up to central america where the drugs would then be offloaded and to sort of unmarked to areas or onto the boats and phosphates. but what we see now, of course, is the boats of bigger se, uh, have a crew of around 3 is usually an engineer, a captain and verify from the cops out to make sure that the drugs actually make their destination. and of course they, they do have g p s, they still stay only just for. busy the surface, but they are able to travel up to 10000 miles without refueling. but at the same

generalist richard mccully in bogota tells me more about the operation. but thank you very much. 2 like you said, 62 nations involved in this naval operation. it has to be an offer. it's called operation. a ryan. it has been in existence since 2017 and has been continually growing these operations of 6 weeks and left the captions have right lead to full 100 or rest 6 uh submarines or sets of muscles capture that huge hole of cocaine and other drugs. and of course it's, it's really so relevant in that, in such any passive intelligence sharing network coming together from a lease on the armed forces from all over the world. which is, do we know how far he's well able to pull off such a method of operation? well, it's been over time. i may have obviously brought a non state doctors as well. the royal institute has been in that they've been mapping where they capture naco solves or send me some muscles before they be mastering. why that going. and what has been very, very evident, because obviously these, these vehicles, they sent me some possible don't trave

fascinating, good to talk to you, dr richard - to talk to you, dr richard johnson, senior lecturer ater red alerts have been lifted in southern and eastern spain. overnight, large parts the country were hit with more torrential rain, just two weeks after more than 220 people died in flash flooding in valencia. it's the same weather system affecting malaga and other parts of southern and eastern spain. this map shows the areas worst affected. valencia, which is still recovering from a year's worth of rain injust eight hours last month, may now be hit with several months of rainfall. will vernon reports. spanish streets deluged once again. this time the province of malaga bore the brunt of the storm. thousands were evacuated away from rivers that had burst their banks. local residents struggled to get to safety. hospitals, schools and transport were disrupted. emergency services warned people to expect more flash floods here over the coming hours. and in valencia region, people are braced for further flooding to come. the alert level in some areas has now been raised to red. translation

what's your take on that, richard?chairman of the federal reserve system was roger. so i agree with him here. but here is the point, since the 50 bases point much celebrated cut took place, rates have risen from the one year all the way out on the yield curve. as you mentioned earlier, steve, the 10 year is at 440 plus right now. again, this goes back to what i was talking about earlier this evening. we have this fiscal run away train wreck that's taking place where we're spending more on interest than we are on defense and where we're spending almost 20% of revenues on interest costs as interest rates are rising as we refinance 2% plus debt into the 4% plus space. >> right. >> so i think that's what's being reflected here, steve. and i'm on roger's wave length as far as the next meeting. but the point is, as it affects businesses, rates are rising not declining. >> richard, we'll come back to that. >>> now projecting that donald trump has won the state of iowa. that will be six electoral votes. this one got a lot of a

these chief international edits are richard walker is in florida in palm beach. in fact, where donald trump will hold his election night party. i asked him earlier if either candidate had more momentum entering election day yet. so is steven, i'm just gonna explain a little bit 1st of all where we uh so yeah, we're in see in palm beach and we've come to a flag waving. and this, you can see everybody's got their flags out. this is with a local republican party group and this town has come down to this intersection to show that support for donald trump. and you couldn't hear the whole thing of a pothole into the background. they've definitely been getting a lot of support from a lot of the coast, driving costs here. one car even sucking around twice to keep hooking is one further. so a lot of enthusiasm on this very street corner for donald trump. and if you look back this way, 5 minutes drive, just stand. there is mar logo. that is donald trump's famous club, where he will be holding his own celebration tomorrow. what, what he hopes will be a celebration on electi

the vietnam war ended up lasting longer than richard nixon's second term. 18 months after richard nixon's second inauguration, he resigned from the presidency while impeachment proceedings were underway. we know opponents of donald trump's second term will not be as lucky as the opponents of richard nixon's second term. we already know there is no possibility of impeaching him and removing him no matter what he does. the united states supreme court has said it is okay for donald trump to commit any crimes he might want to commit as president of the united states and republican senators have made it clear there is absolutely nothing donald trump could ever do that would compel them to vote guilty in a senate impeachment trial. but what if donald trump in effect resigns the presidency but keeps the title? what if donald trump just hands over the job to someone else or to a few people? and does nothing? maybe plays golf. when he has the strength. which might not be so often as he turns 80 in his second year in office. so the question we consider tonight is president who? who is going to real

richard allen was out there that day. he went to law enforcement back in 2017 saying i was there and i saw some girls i actually saw three girls and there were three girls in the area but i didn't see those girls, two eyewitnesses said they saw bridge guy, one originally described in with a base jacket, the other said he is money, two police statement said he's money and the final police statement said oh, he was bloodied, too, she didn't say that initially but the girls were found with their throats cut. no sexual assault. there was an unspent bullet between the two girls bodies. and that bullet, once they arrested richard allen, they found a gun and they said even though it wasn't shot out of the gun, there were enough markings on it, plastic experts testified that it came from his gun. defense said no, there's not enough markings because it wasn't shot out of that kind let's talk about the confession, richard allen was put in solitary confinement for 13 months. initially, he said i did not do it, in solitary, but as th

arthel: richard, richard i do not want to relitigate this at all. i do not want to get into it.ut i'm not sure about what you're talking about. the bottom line what we do agree on is is time to get rid of it. whether you agree is warranted or not, it's time for it to go because he is the president. why are you going to jail a former president at that point? what exert legal grounds do not go forward as i mentioned before there was information given. the staff testified in this case and talk to him at his official acts for there's legitimate legal grounds to dismiss this case. see five i understand you're saying there, alright richard i do not want to get into the opera segment turkey day right quick are you cooking or catering? what's a little of both. printed .got some set being catered subset being hooking i hope you have a great thanksgiving or will. arthel: the same, same we got serious news to get to pretty thank you richard st. paul, thank you. >> always a pleasure. eric: fried turkey maybe new orleans will get to that later. massachusetts making arrest last two days one n

discover yours. >>> i'm richard lieu lui with the update.e. he drew criticism for spreading vaccine their pis. >>> >>> for now, back to "dateline." " with glen ake, the one at which brooks douglass forgave his parents' killer the other man convicted in their murder, steven hatch, was scheduled to die. brooks had tried to meet with hatch on death row. he was rebuffed. appeals exhausted, hatch's execution date was set in the summer of 1996. there was a final clemency hearing. brooks and leslie would have to testify against him one last time. hatch pleaded for his life. i'm sorry for the pain the children, brooks and leslie douglass, continue to feel. i can say sorry for the rest of time and that would not be enough. i could die 100 times, and it would never be enough to make up for what had happened. keith morrison (voiceover): but then testimony that astounded leslie douglass and brought back all the horror. i had found out some things at the clemency hearing that that i was not aware of. and so it kind of shattered my world. keith morrison (

i think that was richard walker. they are reporting from washington dc. but donald trump will return to the white house as a convicted felon. there are also numerous active criminal cases pending against him, but his re election makes prosecuting him much more difficult. here's a look now where those cases stand. the 1st former president convicted of a felony now with re election the 1st felon to be president with the help of a remarkable series of legal delays and court decisions. donald trump is headed back to the white house. earlier this year, his legal calendar was daunting. he faced 4 separate cases and $91.00 separate charges. they included a federal election interference trial, and a federal case about trump's holding onto classified documents. after he left office, a state level election interference grace in georgia and a new york state hush money business fraud case. the federal election interference case led by special council jack smith seemed to be the biggest of all and could have sent trump to prison for 20 years or more. it covered his ef

jim, we both know there's no s. >> richard such thing as a local problem in belarus. >> richard gere,it didn't make any sense without that. >> okay. that was the first time you've seen that, though. >> i haven't seen anything. no, this is the first i've seen it. >> why is that? you're going to go to the premiere tomorrow night. >> i am. >> do you not like to watch your work? >> i -- i don't like looking in the mirror, to tell you the truth. i don't seeing myself very much -- >> really? >> if i were you i'd look in the mirror all the time. >> i think in general, actors are not really keen on looking at themselves. >> tell me about "the agency," because it looks like a really awesome thriller, far-flung spy kind of series. >> you know what? it came from a french series and look at this lovely lady out here. hello. >> she's waving at you. >> she didn't see you flip the bird a few minutes ago. >> my hand did that. i have no control. >> i know. it was muscle memory. so it was called "the bureau," it was a french show -- >> a wonderful show. five, six or seven years or something like that.

after waiting two and a half years for a lung transplant, richard had a match. >> this is it. died minutes. and left my body and went into the light. i met a little girl. >> after a ten hour transplant surgery and several weeks in a medically induced coma, richard says he had just woken up when a news story came on the hospital room. television a family who lost their loved one around thanksgiving is finally feeling a bit of joy. >> i was freaking out. it gives you goosebumps to hear tareq. and today the girl on the tv was the girl that i saw in the ligh. she told me it wasn't my time. and i couldn't stay. an said she was going to breathe for me. >> her lungs went to a 49 year old man. >> i love you. >> shortly after his surgery, richard says he felt different. it wasn't his doing, but his football loyalty had shifted. >> i kind of woke up with a different, a different perspective. i got rid of all my florida stuff after my transplant. it's georgia now this fall, when he and megan's family went to a game together in athens and he used his new lungs to cheer for his new team. >