that's a strike. >> i lost that one, rocco.o. bring that. right here. whoa! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm sorry. >> oh, man! geez. >> jimmy: it's 1-2. >> whoa! >> jimmy: it is hard to see. i will tell you that. >> 2-2. >> jimmy: it's 2-2. >> 2-2? y med for no reason. >> what? >> you moved for no reason. >> jimmy: trash talk. boy, this reminds me of. >> where do you want him to put it? >> your ribs. >> in my ribs? that is not nice, arlo. >> jimmy: this reminds me of luke and darth vader. whoa! >> all right. that was a little high, a little high. >> he throws really hard. >> jimmy: it's full count now. sorry about that. that was high too. here we go. >> full count, rocco. >> full count? >> yeah, yeah. this one i'm going put on highland. wait, highland is that way. i'm going put it on la brea. >> jimmy: yeah, put it on la brea. >> oh, yeah! >> jimmy: oh my goodness. well done. >> that was legit. that was legit. >> jimmy: no kidding around. come over here, rocco. come soak it up. soak up some of the glory here. and arlo, your too. wow

gerrit brandon, rocco, they really are the ones that keep us going. we all miss you.>> james andrew o'grady >> thomas o'hagan >> patrick j o'keefe >> william o'keefe >> gerald o'leary >> edward k oliver. >> barbara k olson. quick stephen john olson. >> matthew timothy. >> shamus l o'neil. >> john paeonia. >> peter j o'neill junior. >> frank oni >> michael c opperman >> christopher orgielewicz >> margaret orloske >> virginia anne ormiston >> ronald orsini >> peter ortale >> juan ortega-campos >> alexander ortiz >> david ortiz >> emilio ortiz, jr pablo ortiz >> and my grandmother. although i never got to meet you, i see your legacy live on every day. i see parts of you and my -- in my sister ava, my aunt and my step cousins. i love you beyond words and we will miss you so much. i love you. >> and my uncle and firefighter, peter j carol. not a day goes by that we don't still talk about you and laugh about you. we miss you. you have four beautiful grandkids. >> paul ortiz junior. >> >> sonia ortiz >> masaru ose >> elsy c osorio >> james r ostrowski >> timothy franklin o's

judy, you would have been proud aunts to avery, emily, derrick, brandon, rocco, grayson, and ryland. really are a bundle of joy and keep us going. we all miss you until we meet you again. >> stella paul ognabenny. >> james andrew o'grady. >> chelsea j.ogran. >> thomas g. o'hagen. >> william o'keefe. >> gerald michael olcott. >> christine anne olender. >> linda mary oliva. >> leah elizabeth oliver. >> jeffrey james olson. >> barbara k. olson. >> marine lyons olson. >> steven jon olsson. >> matthew timothy ognibene. >> john p. o'neill. >> peter j. o'neill jr. >> shawn corbet o'neill. >> betty anne ong. >> christopher t. >> virginia anne ormiston. >> kevin m. o'rourke. >> other fuego campos. >> david orr t's. >> emilio p. ortiz. >> pablo ortiz. >> and my grandmother arlena ava fried. i never got to meet you but see your legacy live every day and see you in parts of my stepmom and aunts and cousins and love you beyond words and we'll all miss so you much. i love you, grandma arlene. >> and my uncle firefighter peter j. powell. it's crazy it's been 21 years but not a day goes by we have a

been fighting on key of side were also released 5 bridge citizens to americans and fighters from the rocco, sweden and croatia. some of the released prisoners who spent months in captivity talk about torture and humiliation, and also confirmed that more and more foreigners are fighting on ukraine's side burst. the yellows, dubuque, yes, they stood armed with clubs from the very beginning. they began to beat me with a baton and used electric shocks. then with every incorrect answer or action i said, or did they shocked me beat me with a bass on all my legs until i had bruises or enough to happen to. so we wanted somebody up cuz they beat me with the chair, kick me and hit me with the mark. they beat me because of a broken chair. they said your cattle, you broke our chair. they started hitting me on the head again. the jagged me with all sorts of needles. my ear, my nose, just to mark me crash for most on the home on the road. they threatened me with a knife, then they threw me into a pickup truck and we drove off somewhere. another 15 people ran up there and they started taking pictures wit

they did a mine stay for 7 months under rocco, russian occupation. they say that lately it had become a much more strict and much harder to live. but there is that fear of mobilization . well, the united nations security council is carney meeting at ukraine's request to discuss the ref, random's our diplomatic editor james by his joins us live now from un headquarters in new york and some disagreement about whether ukrainian president, roddy, may zalinski should be allowed to address the council james? yes, he wants to speak to this meeting. he wants to speak to the meeting by video link. you can see right now live pictures of the russian ambassador vaseline dementia complaining about that saying that that should not be allowed. he said he's allowed to speak, he wants to speak, but the rules of the security council say if you want to speak to the security council and your representative of the state that's being discussed by the security council, then this meeting is all about ukraine. then you have to come here in person, he says that's been the roo

under rocco, russian occupation, they say that lately it had become a much more strict and much harder to live. but there is that fear of mobilization . hurricane ian is pattering cuba and blowing a pass to wars. the u. s. mainland, it's threatening to be the most powerful storm to had florida in more than a century. bernard smith reports blowing through the cayman islands. hurricane he in off the taste of what is about to come. cuba and the u. s. mainland the islands nationally, emergency operation center has now given the all clear as he heads across the caribbean, we may have to turn around the international space station showed the eye of the storm as it approached cuba. with winds reaching a 155 kilometers per hour, it made land full in the west as a risk of widespread damage in a country already suffering and economic crises than in ins. path, it's florida. it's more than a century into storm like this last threatened the tampa bay area. oh, it's hard when there's a storm coming your way with. the problem here is that storms approaching from the south for huge amounts of water up

how china taiwan intentions have migrant rocco's in taiwan on edge hundreds of thousands of southeast asians live. and why can taiwan but language barriers and fears for what job losses are taking their toll on them are correspondent reports.

she was one of the world's most recognizable faces, but many saw as a rocco stability, seeing them through to mount us times. but with her passing, others have questioned the role of the monarchy in a modern world, along with its dark, colonial legacy or force. it begins our coverage on how the u. k. and the world with firewall to queen elizabeth the 2nd in sullen silence. the queen's coffin was borne from westminster hall onto the gun carriage, pulled by sailors and a tradition begun with a funeral of queen victoria on the coffin, a distillation. this very public person was in the mornings crown, old and set to besides favorite flowers chosen by the king and a hand written his mother in charles followed the coffin and that his family on the short journey to westminster abbey. oh. and on towards the altar, late queen's children and grandchildren accompanied now are their spouses and her great friendship. george and charlotte. we gather from across the nation from the commonwealth. and from the nations of the world, some 500 foreign dignitaries were in the abbey to mark this moment, includi

folks to use just the dish, gibson, nutrition, they're good because that there's 2 more really nuclear rocco, a due to late creams, can post them scared me of attempts. it's also worth noting that the mass slaughter of poles was not limited to a single location. no time you p. a desk wants operated over a vast area for several months. in july, 943 alone, they attacked more than a 150 polish populated towns and villages suggest and such a morocco kid and the anxious isn't a conversion. you think you do to sort of a bill and you go to some of the construction ideas that goes to bassetti lost or not all guilty as a new teacher, a lenient a senior. yeah, but i'm already come on board. i'm also here to really sort of go to the school. this is what was the one that was like oh i was questioning galaxy, doug's easiest one. yeah, but i'm closer to my deal over with the football doesn't show you how it seems. love, fully volatile company for them all with none of us before the end of the machine. okay. okay. all righty. pronouncing more valuable if she celia for you believe to gino, she's sponsors. i

he had been in opposition to the current ukrainian government since the 2014 may done uprising rocco move to russia yet later. i for turn to the region in april that typically look at what the hotel was hit with. the american made highmark launch system is worth of tow. it may be loaded with a pack of 6 of the same rockets from one nation family court in l. r. s, or one long range missile that can fly up to 300 kilometers. so father, you is to send 16 such high mas launches to ukraine. russia says it has destroyed 6 of those. the guided missiles require the target to be set prior to the launch. and as one ukrainian general has told the telegraph newspaper, much of that information come from washington. as far as military intelligence is concerned, britain in the u. s. had provided almost everything from information to equipment. he suggested there was a level of consultation between intelligence officials of both countries prior to launching missiles that would allow washington to stop any potential attacks if they were unhappy with the intended target. we've got a reaction from huma

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a nation where women's chastity is seen the central to it's rocco i but out of sight, human trafficking for prosecution is on the rise. people have power talks to survivors and goes behind the scenes with a dedicated police squad working to bring the perpetrators to justice iraq human trafficking on a g 0. ah ah, welcome back to remind me of the top stories here when i, which is era, the u. s. nuclear watched old kennel verify a rom sneak of the program is exclusively for peaceful purposes. as according to an unpublished report, the international atomic energy agency reportedly says a round stock of up to 60 percent in which she radium have grown by more than 12 kilograms. iraq supreme court is ruled, it doesn't have authority to dissolve the parliament. the court said only parliament can dissolve itself politicians allied. would she on? lida mc, tod asada, refiled, a legal petition last month colon for new elections? russian president vladimir putin has accuse ukraine of cheating and developing countries aft of grain shipments by sending its harvest to the european union instead. and a

it can be said that we had the first such prayer service, and employees came to rocco. there is already such a backbone of people who come every time we pray and communicate. and we have already become more like friends, because already during this time and many situations have tied us together and official and personal, because some employees come up and ask, for example, to baptize a child there, and then they come to the cathedral. and, well, we pray together and so forth, so, naturally, back then it was timid, back then people didn't know, weren't acquaintances. they came to look and leave, but at the same time, everything changed over time, and now we can say that here is a small full-fledged community, there are even people who constantly come to the chapel, which pray, who, oh, and on their own come pray and yes, and so we communicate obedience you have to put it mildly difficult, but after all the priest. and how can a person decide to take such a step, after all, you told me that if you chose obedience yourself and asked to direct, then this is for a long time,

fighting on key and side were also released. 5 bridge citizens, to americans and fighters from the rocco, sweden and croatia, some of their release prisoners who spent months in captivity talk about torturing humiliation, and also confirm that more and more foreigners are fighting on ukraine's side. both the yellows, dubuque, yes, they stood armed with clubs from the very beginning. they began to beat me with a baton and use electric shocks. then with every incorrect answer or action, i said or did they shocked me? beat me with a baton on my legs until i had bruises or enough to appear to still be right for what if could they beat me with the chair? kick me and hit me with the mob. they beat me because of a broken chair. they said your cattle, you broke our chair. they started hitting me on the head again. the jagged me with all sorts of needles. my ear, my nose, just to mock me crash for more than the home of the river. they threatened me with a knife, then they threw me into a pickup truck and we drove off somewhere. another 15 people ran up there and they started taking pictures with

from the rocco, sweden and croatia, some of the release prisoners who spent months in captivity talk about torturing humiliation, and also confirmed that more and more foreigners are fighting on ukraine's side and those 2 yellows, dubuque, yes, they stood armed with clubs from the very beginning. they began to beat me with a baton and used electric shocks. then with every incorrect answer or action i said, or did they shocks me, beat me with a bass on all my legs until i had bruises or 2 at the door. so is there why that somebody up cuz they beat me with the chair, kicked me and hit me with the mob. they beat me because of a broken chair. they said your cattle, you broke our chair. they started hitting me on the head again as much as the jagged me with all sorts of needles, my ear and my nose just to mock me crash, but most on the home with the threatened me with a knife, then they threw me into a pickup truck and we drove off somewhere. another 15 people ran up there and they started taking pictures with me to pay my look there. they caught an orc and occupier took pictures and jump

in 2015 rocco was the heart of the islamic state, fully in the grip of the terror groups. the security forces who were constantly on patrol leo, nova sent my car location and photos of the surrounding area. knowing she could be put to death if she were caught i was just staring at the clock. no minutes go by no words or 20 minute as it's through nothings on such men. the plans kept falling through each time putting low . no huh. at greater risk. or are they i keep waiting but no one can no one there plea of it to papa the smugglers made more than 10 attempt to reach her either talk on his lunch and all the time. he, there was an hour, an hour and a half every day. there just to everything i had to worry, asking and answering questions correctly. now the fear is hard to describe. that kind of tension has come a garnishment. i've done, but they didn't give up. setting up a meeting at an internet cafe and rocca he shows on his smugglers then did something they hadn't done before by going into the internet. cafe i knew got them . we were waiting here. oh, it was 6 o 1 pm vince

at roccos, they have someone once a week swipes pastries off of counters.i want to bring in the manager. mary, you guys had an incident with a shoplifter. he confronted your chef with a knife. you shared the video with us. we'll share that with you. what exactly happened? >> we had someone come in. he made his way around the counter. we have an office section. he stole one of the manager's bags off of the counter. there was money in there the previous evening. my chef confronted him and he proceeded to attack him with a knife. >> when things like this happen, you make adjustments. 46% of businesses having to raise prices. what have you done? >> we've raised some prices but also cut down on hours. we just shortened the day. makes it easier for us just to manage it that way. >> martha: right. we talked about your employees. you have a lot of female staffers. you don't feel safe sending them home at night. we've seen crime go up in the neighborhood and in new york city in general. how does that impact your operations? >> because of the crime, less people are c

here at rocco's they say about once a week someone will come in and swipe pastries off the counter.etty theft, they have dealt with violence and weapons. i want to bring in mary. you shared exclusive instances a shoplifter confronted your chef with a knife. basically what happened. reporter: basically someone made their way around the counter. they were able to -- [no audio. reporter: these things continue to happen. seeing across multiple small businesses. 46% of small businesses have increased prices to deal with the losses from shoplifting. what have you had to do because of this increase? >> we increased prices, cut down on hours. what impact does that have on hiring, on people coming in and on business in general? >> there is less people coming to visit. they don't feel safe coming in to new york city. reporter: this bakery has been in operation many years. they have been in the family two generations. they do what they can to stay open, obviously miring new staff, dealing with customers, customer service, being aware crime and shoplifting is a issue as well. elizabeth. elizabe

. >> this out there walking rocco.arly friday morning, 03:00am our time. you can see the warriors play in japan. if that's too early, you can tune in saturday night at 10:0 ur internet isn't ideal... dad made the brilliant move get us t-mobile me internet. ... t everybody'online during e day so we lose speeds. ' become... .nocturnal. ll... i'up. 'n kids. is. sucks. ll if you just switch ybe you don' ve to be vampires. oa... ay, yikes. sorry, i wasn'thinking. don'really use the v word. at'kind of insensitive. prefer day-adjacent. ' go man-pire. >> we're back in a 55. and if haven't heard a rihanna is going to be making her way back to the stage as the halftime show for the super bowl next year. this comes 4 years after she turned down the invitation back in 2019 because she wanted to show solidarity with the former forty-niners quarterback colin kaepernick and his national anthem protest. jay z who heads up roc nation. he's going to be serving as executive producer for the show super bowl. 57 is going to be played out i

they didn't mind stay for 7 months under rocco, russian occupation. they say that lately it had become a much more strict and much harder to live. but there is that fear of mobilization, nearly 66000 russian citizens of entered the e u in the past week after a partial mobilization audit by moscow. according to e, border agency from tax to warning the illegal crossings are likely to increase. if russia decides to close its border to potential conscripts, meanwhile, long hughes are continuing at the border with georgia which is not in need. as it fears, run high that the climate will close exit points to men of fighting age. heavy traffic has been reported at all. russian frontiers from tech says 30000 russian citizens of arrived in finland in the past 4 days alone. now denmark is saying that gas leaks at 2 major pipelines that are at the heart of an energy sound of between russia and europe, or caused by blast the danish energy ministers saying the holes in the pipes. the to launch has been caused by an accident like hitting an anchor. it's not clear w

really that seems really rocco's all. select part of the program. the ground for the first still really since the apollo era in 2025. >> and speaking of space, we may be one step closer to finding out if there is. >> maybe life out there. 2 new planets have been discovered not in our solar they're actually quite a bit away, but they're dubbed super earths because they are quite a bit larger. then our own planet. but one of them could potentially support life. it appears to be in the habitable zone of that solar system. so we'll have to do more research on that. they're both about 100. i think it's about 100 light years away. so chances are pretty slim will ever meet any of creatures that perhaps may be limon up on it while before we can swing by and say, hi, ok, you said the super earth and then i thought, oh, well, could we? >> will we live on the moon or super earth like could we get there? you know, we can't get there. not with current technology anyway. maybe event warp drive some day and more drivers out. what's next? okay. i love it's so far t

under rocco, russian occupation, they say that lately it had become a much more strict and much harder to live. but there is that fear of mobilization . there is that fear that once you know russia does declare these 4 regions, some of them partially because their primary gender ness, for example, russia only controls about half of those region and have sony does, couldn't it controlled by a large except a string sort of a northern belt of towns and villages that have been a recently retaking in a landscape controls the whole region bar one town. there is fear of mobilization. people will tell you that they're trying to get specie the youth out of there. we heard reports that anyone below the age of 35, for example, was stopped at the last check point. at the russian checkpoint. coming out i was apple read that has been extremely faithful, painful for the rest of the families coming out. and then people are worried because they say, well, so was, is going to happen now to people living under occupied side there under russian control. restart. fighting with the people living under side

under rocco, russian occupation. they say that lately it had become a much more strict and much harder to live. but there is that fear of mobilization of the un security counselors preaching in the next hour to discuss those annexation referendums. all diplomatic editor james base has more about they met last week at foreign minister level on the issue of ukraine, but specifically on those referenda, they are going to be meeting. now we know of the divisions that exist around the security council table. i think we're going to see those divisions play out at this meeting. because what we understand is that ukraine wants presidents lensky to be able to speak. and when a country has a security council meeting about it, the ambassador of the country is always invited to speak, but can the president of ukraine speak? and he won't be here. he'll be by video link. i think it's possible that russia might push this to a procedural vote. and then the members of the security council would vote on whether president lensky could