and our moderator tonight is bill roden. bill is a columnist and editor at large for the undefeated espn. it's news excite about sports week and culture. for almost three decades he was known as the award-winning sports columnist for the new york times and a regular guest on espn's sports reporters. he is the author of several books including 40 million dollar slaves the rise fall and redemption of the black athlete and third in a mile the trials and try and of the black quarterback bill has won a peabody award is writer of the hbo documentary journey of the african-american athlete and he also wrote the emmy award-winning documentary breaking the huddle the integration of college football. and finally, i really want to mention that in collaboration with the undefeated espn and the walt disney company bill established the road and fellowship now and it's sixth year the road and fellowship. trains and supports aspiring african-american journalists from historically black colleges and universities i want to thank you all so mu

as humans began to travel the high seas, roden species stowed away on ships. they ended up overwhelming island nations. then lays the cane toad. it was brought australia to control the cane, beatle but began breathing uncontrollably and became a pest in its own rise. didn't dr. opponents argue that, like invasive species, genetically altered mosquitoes would migrate. it's really a concern that these organisms will spread um, uncontrollably, and or possibly crash populations or possibly lead to distinctions of species. they're designed to spread aggressively throughout a species and also to spread geographically across borders. there are international treaties on bio safety, but they don't consider risks. po is by a modified gene drive. the e u and some other nations have flat out rejected any release of gene dr. modified creatures within they bodies. but let's face it. animals don't care about international agreements, and they don't respect our bodies and boundaries. another question is how with the potential extinction of the anomalies gumby mosquito impact

as humans began to travel the high seas, roden species stowed away on ships. that ended up overwhelming island nations then lays the cane toad. it was brought australia to control the cane beetle, but began breathing uncontrollably and became a pest in its own rise. didn't dr. opponents argue that like invasive species, genetically altered mosquitoes with migrate? it's really a concern that these organisms will spread. i'm uncontrollably and her possibly crash populations or possibly lead to extinction of species. they're designed to spread aggressively throughout a species and also to spread geographically across borders. there are international treaties on bio safety, but they don't consider risks. po is by a modified gene drive. the e u and some other nations have flat out rejected any release of gene dr. modified creatures within their bodies. but let's face it. animals don't care about international agreements, and they don't respect our bodies and boundaries. another question is how with the potential extinction of the anomalies, gabby, mosquito impact e

dmitri pesca says, there's no way that peace agreements can be reached unilaterally to many stupid roden takes 2 sites to conduct negotiations. russia has been pushing for feedstock since before the military conflict began. and ukraine. we will wait for a change in zalesky position or for may be another future ukrainian president who will act in the interests of the ukrainian people. russia's defense minister has held a briefing and which she said the military protected locals from attempted ukrainian attacks while the referendums were being held. you also spoke about the latest results of russia's partial mobilization. so this is her goes up in accordance with an executive order by russia's president. a partial mobilization has been conducted since september 21st are currently more than 200000 people have arrived to join the russian armed forces on days when the referendums were being held in the la gods contin, that's people's republics. and in the liberated territories of the harrison and zapora j regence units of the russian armed forces shot down 7 ukrainian military plains and 45 d

or russia says roden will, traffic is resumed on the major bridge connecting crimea to mainland russia. as we reported earlier, it was damaged in an explosion alley on saturday. let me show you where the explosion 2 plays and why that significant. the areas shown in red are under the control of russian forces and their separatist allies. the car straight bridge is a critical route supplying moscow's troops in southern ukraine and the naval port of savannah to poll. the head of a catholic church has denounced the mistreatment of migrants calling it scandalous, disgusting, and sinful. pope frances was speaking at saint peter's square, is the elevator to sainthood and 19th century bishop who campaigned from migrants wise as remarks come as italy prepares for a new right wing coalition government, georgia. maloney is expected to become by melissa later this month. she is played to crack down and immigration, tighten italy's borders and accelerate the deportation of migrants. i pence, honey. i need an exclusion of migrants. scandalous as neither it is criminal, makes them die in front of us

i know people part of the example john roden, he said there is not a racist bone in my body, of coursehere is but i think he honestly believed there is not in i think that's true of many people who would say i'm not a racist i had a friend who worked on the pga golf tour for many years and weut used to arge all the time about that the fact that i believe he was a racist this is nobody who is a friend of mine, i'm not a racist at all, this guy that played on the tour jim was one of my best friends when i played on the tour, okay, what would you do i asked if your daughter came to the front door and introduce you to her black boyfriend. he looked at me and he said honestly i would go get my shotgun. >> at least r he's honest. there are certain text in certain levels and actually hiring somebody rather than just interviewing them because the rules say you have to interview someone like two completely different levels. i give dm ludi credit because he already met hisul obligation by interviewing rob rivera the year he hired mike tomlin and tomlin blew him away as hea put it. the other inte

shot and killed near a lane and east robin hood drives then in august, a man was killed near bianchi roden that very same month. the killing occurred on east hammer lane. then on september, 21st. that's when a man was killed on manchester avenue and then the last one took place on september 27th. that's where a man was killed near gettysburg place. >> 706, is the time in the north bay. a man suspected of vandalism is recovering in the hospital after he was shot in a shootout with sonoma county. deputies. officials say the deputies were responding to a break-in at a shopping center saturday night. and then the man started shooting at them. kron four's amanda hari has the rest of the story. >> investigators tell us the suspect was terrorizing the downtown area, trying to break the windows of cars and businesses. we walked around and didn't see any damage. but police say the suspect shot at them when they tried to stop him. >> a nice night out for people in downtown sonoma was disrupted saturday night after deputies say they were forced to shoot an armed man. the scene broke out on west napa

felt like that i really had gotten off on the wrong foot and that's when the majority leader larry rodencame to me, invited me out to dinner that night. he tells everybody that the reason he did that is he went around to other members and people that work in the legislature or lobbyist and said hey do you want to grab dinner with kristi noem and me? she doesn't have any friends. they agreed and those four men that came to that dinner that night, you know, with this young mom and shared a meal and also their thoughts and knowledge about the legislature are still my dearest friends today, so i thought that i think one of the reasons that that particular anecdote from "not my first rodeo: lessons from the heartland" jumped out at me as we are talking in the immediate aftermath of the supreme court decision in dobbs v. jackson women's health center. as you are well aware the country as well aware that decision overturned roe v. wade and a limited federal protections for abortion rights and has returned that question to the states. what does abortion, what do abortion rights look like in sout

>> we work with them, with supervisor roden who tried to push it through. we've been working on opening the courts in civil courts but we're still working on that. again, it goes back to staffing. and it goes to public safety and officer safety issue and staff those areas and again, if you look at the numbers, we're down at 600 so that requires additional staffing to cover those areas. we are still in the works. we're still working and corporating with supervisor roden and that relationship. >> i was going to add, commissioner palmer, i have been to court watching the last couple of months so people have refused to show up and waive their right to a speedy trial, so we also have victims waiting to be able to confront the defendants -- and haven't been able to and i have been to the preliminary hearing for several cases so that's the issue as well. >> that's it >> yes, thank you. >> thank you. >> i guess we'll go to public comment now. >> for members of the public who would like to make public comment online item 7, if you're present, please line up at the p