>> cnn's ryan young on the scene for us.in the trial of the parkland school shooter is speaking out to cnn about her decision to vote against the death penalty for the gunman and instead recommend life in prison without parole. she spoke to cnn's layla santiago joining us from ft. lauderdale. layla, what did she say about reaching that decision? >> reporter: wolf, ultimately she's saying it wasn't an easy decision to make. she woke up feeling a lot of anxiety understanding the pain of the victim's family members. she thought the system failed the parkland shooter several times throughout his life and she pointed to the law. the law requires a unanimous jury to go for the death penalty. here's what else she said. >> i was still undecided until the very, very end. even though we only -- you know, there was only one person who could vote for life, give him life, i didn't want to hide behind that person. it took a while but at the last minute when we went around the room and voted right before filling out the paperwork when i we

joining me now ryan young who is going to share his winnings with me which is super thoughtful.t want you to know that. in all seriousness. this is fun. i know people like to poo poo why do you buy a ticket. it is fun to dream, right? >> it is so fun to dream. and think about that. you have to say with abig "b", most of the times you're not smiling at the gas station but at numbers like this, we had to come to this location because a big ticket was sold at this location in mapleton, georgia, so people think this is a lucky lottery location. so i'm talking about people have been streaming in and out of the place to get tickets. they make about $30,000 a week in some of the sales here. so you look at all of the winning tickets from all over the years, people come to this location to get that bit of luck of you could understand why. and in fact take a listen to some people who were outside waiting in line for the last few hours. >> how crazy does it get at this location whether it has a big jackpot like this for the lottery? >> it gets really crazy, man. because someone won here a

ryan young is live outside a polling place in atlanta. ryan, this is day two. what are you seeing? >> people are energized, john. they really are talking about this vote. more than 131,000 people showed up yesterday to cast their early vote. look at this lunch line that showed up at the location. we're in fulton county, a very popular polling center. the folks that we talk to say they are tired of the commercials on tv. they want politicians to focus more on the positive aspects of the community, in fact, we're talking to one woman. she's concerned about crime, yes, but says the way it was being talked about in some of these ads, she just didn't feel like the politicians were hitting the things they wanted here, more about choice for women and more about the economy. so as you can see as this line stretches down, john, the folks we've been talking to said they were prepared to stay in line for 30 or 40 minutes but they've been seeing lines are longer than what they expected. you can see people are turning out the vote. that debate was last night so people might have fresh ideas on

help our community and to show our community that we're just like everybody else. >> reporter: ryan young continues right now. >>> democrats deploying biden and obama with less than two weeks until the mid-terms. good morning to viewers here in the u.s. and around the world, it is friday, october 28th. i'm brianna keilar with alex marquardt. >> we begin with president obama and president biden here storming the trails. president biden heading to philadelphia today for a rare joint appearance with vice president kamala harris to stump for pennsylvania candidate for governor josh shapiro and senate candidate john fetterman. >> today in georgia former president barack obama will rally for stacey abrams and reverend raphael warnock trying to keep his seat in the senate. democrats getting nervous because warnock's race is tied with herschel walker. schumer was caught in a hot mic moment, quite revealing. let's get straight to cnn's jeff zeleny live in atlanta with the latest. jeff, a very tight race down there. >> reporter: alex, good morning. you could hear the concern there and see the conce

cnn's ryan young is live in atlanta with more. a record, ryan? >> reporter: yeah. good morning, brianna. yes, a record. people were shocked by the numbers, too, over 130,000 people in the first day, day two yesterday, another 130,000 plus people voted. there are folks getting to the polls early, 6:00 a.m., waiting for the polls to open at 7:00. georgia is energized. >> i think this is a really critical election. >> reporter: as the balance of power in congress and some key state level positions are being decided in these midterm elections. >> this is going to be a close race. two big races. you know the senate and the governor's race. and i want to make sure my vote is counted. >> reporter: turn out for the first day of early voting in georgia, nearly double that of 2018 midterm elections. setting a record according to state officials. >> it's encouraging that people are taking the opportunity to vote so we won't have any nonsense about votes not being counted properly. >> reporter: more than 131,000 georgians cast their vote on monday, these numbers almost as larg

cnn's ryan young is there for us now. ryan, what are you seeing there tonight? >> reporter: john, the rain may be gone, the storm may be gone, but the devastation is still sitting here. you can see all that water right there alongside this road. that is the front of the neighborhood. there are no cones blocking this neighborhood off. today we saw residents going into their own neighborhood to help each other because there are still people who decided to live back there. and the only reason this is lit up right now because we're standing here. i want to shut our lights off to give you an idea how dark it is out here. you have people who decided to stay back there on their own, flooded water above their mailboxes, all their cars flooded out, and they are still there because they do not want it leave their belongings. yesterday the rescue operations ended, but we'll show you the video today when we went along with the residents here very frustrated by the lack of response they say they've seen. they got in their own boat and helping folks out making sure they gave

ryan young has their story. >> reporter: neighbors are frustrated by what they see. look all around, you can see the flooding that has taken over this neighborhood. and we got on this boat because neighbors are helping neighbors, trying to see if any of their neighbors needed to get on a boat. some of the folks had to be recusevery his cued rescued later but now they are wondering where is the help from the government. they are helping more people will come to provide help critical need. they need power, need their medicine and they need to be able to assess the damage to their homes. these folks are no danger to this sort of situation. over and over again after every hurricane, their streets flood but not normally this high. we've seen homes where the doors wide open, people coming back to try to rescue their pets behind, now, there's some older people who live in this neighborhood. >> yeah, the front doors are open. some of the trunks are open. some cars slid in the road. we just don't have to make any sense, we are to catch a boat, somebody come and picking people

cnn's ryan young has the details. >> reporter: 911 calls detail the mass shootings that left five peopleead in raleigh, north carolina, including a 16-year-old boy and an off-duty officer. >> an officer was shot. >> we heard some shots outside and i looked out my window, and the neighbor is on the ground, i think. >> we'll have to make sense of this infuriating and tragic act of gun violence. >> reporter: 49-year-old sue karnatz, a mother of three, also a victim. her husband writes on facebook, we had plans for growing old, always together, now those plans are laid to waste. two others were hurt in the shooting including another police officer and a 59-year-old woman who's in critical condition. >> we grieve for them today. our prayers are also with those who are injured. >> reporter: the district attorney says the 15-year-old gunman will be charged as an adult. he was taken into custody and is in critical condition. police say the crime scene is extensive, covering more than two miles. there has not been a source for the attack, but the shooter was wearing camouflage, had a camouflage b

cnn's ryan young is there for us now. ryan, what are you seeing there tonight? >> reporter: john, the rain may be gone, the storm may be gone, but the devastation is still sitting here. you can see all that water right there alongside this road. that is the front of the neighborhood. there are no cones blocking this neighborhood off. today we saw residents going into their own neighborhood to help each other because there are still people who decided to live back there. and the only reason this is lit up right now because we're standing here. i want to shut our lights off to give you an idea how dark it is out here. you have people who decided to stay back there on their own, flooded water above their mailboxes, all their cars flooded out, and they are still there because they do not want it leave their belongings. yesterday the rescue operations ended, but we'll show you the vi video today when we went along with the residents here very frustrated by the lack of response they say they've seen. they got in their own boat and helping folks out making sure they ga

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ryan young has more. >> someone running around with a shotgun. >> reporter: 911 calls detail the massaleigh, north carolina, including a 16-year-old boy and an off-duty police officer. >> an officer was shot. >> i keep trying to say -- >> he heard some shots outside. i looked out my window and the neighbor is on the ground i think. >> we will have to make sense of this infuriating and tragic act of gun violence. >> 49-year-old sue ckarnatz. two others were hurt in the shooting, including another police officer, and a 59-year-old woman who is in critical condition. >> we grieve for them today. our prayers are also with those who were injured. >> reporter: the district attorney says a 15-year-old gunman will be charged as an adult. he was taken into custody and is in crimitical condition. they were not released the motive for the attack. a source with knowledge of the investigation told cnn the shooter was wearing camouflage, had a camouflage backpack and a handgun and a long gun were recovered. people who live near the scene reacting to the news including a teen girl who didn't want to

cnn's ryan young has their story. >> this is really the situation in orlando.by what they see. look all around. you can see the flooding that has taken over this neighborhood. we got on this boat because neighbors are helping neighbors. they're trying to get out and see if they needed to get on a boat. some of them had to know rescued yesterday. emergency service, firefighters, that was the national guard. a day later, they're wondering, where is the help from the government? they're hoping more people will come into this neighborhood to provide them critical need. obviously they need power, they need to get to their medicine, and they need to assess the damage to their homes. these folks are no stranger to this sort of situation. in fact, over and over again, after a heavy hurricane, their streets flood but not normally this hey. we've seen homes with the doors wide open. people coming back to rescue their pets. as we talked to several people, some of the pets did not make it. and will this has been heart breaking for them. nobody wanted to leave their loved o

ryan young is in atlanta for us. what are you hearing about the big numbers so far? >> reporter: there's a big focus on this election. people are energized, educated about who they want to vote for. they've been telling us they're tired of the commercials as well and some of the negativity. one of the top things they've been targeting about, this line is starting to peak. we're getting closer and closer to the lunch hours. this is some of the longest lines we have seen throughout this day at this location. on the first day over 1,000 people at this small library location. in all the polling places we've went to, we've seen brisk lines all the way to 7:00. you can see on the screen there, over 130,000 people voted on the first day, and the second day it almost matched the same total again, with more than 130,000 people turning much. absentee ballots, some of the numbers have come in, some 22,000 so far. we've talked to the folks at georgia state. they say votes has been going fast and smoothly. we've also been talking to organizers telling people to get out early to m

cnn's team is out covering the storm and its aftermath, bill weir in fort myers, ryan young is in orlandod miguel marquez is in myrtle beach. what we are seeing, gentlemen, it just astounding. you've all been on the ground, you're seeing it firsthand. bill, we'll begin with you. we've been all over today. tell me what it's like on the ground and what do you have been seeing? >> it's interesting, laura, to see the evolution of the psychology of, it of folks coming out now, and you could see them dazed with phones, talking to family, trying to describe what they're seeing. there's all these jumbles of both houses nash together. it takes a moment to wrap your head around it. we try to get out to fort myers beach, which we here has been decimated by 90% of that community being wiped out. it's been cut off, there's been a roadblock, their sheriffs won't let folks. and while we're waiting, we're waiting around. here is just a sample of what you see on the side of the road these days, south of fort myers. >> look at this. i will always remember the sight of captain griggs boat, the crackerjack,

. >> cnn's ryan young is live in raleigh. ns about the why and the how here. tell us if we're learning any more about the victims. >> reporter: yeah, very tough, erica. when you think about this, everyone has questions about the why and this is one of the areas where the shooting happened, look at this trail. it is a beautiful day out here, people are walking and riding their bike, you can see the sign for the river. when we first arrived here, we saw a bunch of police officers doing their investigation. just down this direction, where people have been going back and forth all day. we know this is where one of the shootings happened. when you think about it, neighbors here we have been talking to all afternoon long have been telling us they don't understand why this shooting happened. and when you think about the victims, one of the victims' husband's wrote her a poem and her name is sue carnac and her husband left this note behind, it basically says we had plans together with the boys and we had plans as empty nesters. we had

ryan when i was 16, andi was a young mum, i had ryan when i was 16, and i rememberwalking was a youngget my income support and i would walk for a couple of miles to the charity shops and it was like christmas to me, to the posh area, and it was like christmas to me if i could get a nice outfit for ryan in the charity shop. i felt i had could get a nice outfit for ryan in the charity shop. ifelt i had done something, had been a good parent and made to achieve something. it's not whether people have lots of money, it is the way they provide for theirfamilies. money, it is the way they provide fortheirfamilies. d0 money, it is the way they provide for their families.— money, it is the way they provide for their families. do you sometimes have to do this _ for their families. do you sometimes have to do this with _ for their families. do you sometimes have to do this with colleagues? - for their families. do you sometimes have to do this with colleagues? the i have to do this with colleagues? the labour party has become a very middle—class party. and there aren't that many people who have

ryan young is live in atlanta. i've been standing where you are so many times.ht. >> reporter: why not, you got to do it, people are getting their morning coffee, thinking about the lottery dreams. you talk to people and they're talking about what they would do if they won the billion dollars. the first thing you have to do is pick the right numbers. no one has done that 37 times in a row. all these drawings are going pretty fast but one of the greatest things is that everyone gets a chance about a fantasy of what they would do if they won a billion dollars. you may buy patriots tickets, john. but we've been seeing people come in this morning, grab their coffee, run over to the -- their family, they would make sure they started investing. i asked one woman why would you invest with a billion dollars you have enough. people are thinking about the idea of generational wealth. there are so many people flooding in the morning to get their coffee but at the same time stopping at machines like this one because a billion dollars is something that's attractive. even if

. >> cnn ryan young is in raleigh with the latest. so ryan, what more did we learn?he people in this community. you can feel the pain, and as you talk to folks, of course, they're trying to figure out exactly why did this happen. a 15-year-old teenager who apparently opened fire. that's according to police. we just learned from a source that he had two guns. there was a long gun and also a handgun. so that's something police are going through right now to try to figure out exactly where he got those guns, going to go to his house and try to gain some evidence in terms of motive because right now, no motive has been released. police are ticking through the names and ages of the people shot, there is no motive in terms of trying to put the victimology together. and it was a beautiful day yesterday here in the raleigh area so there might have been people in the park, going about their daily lives when someone in camouflage apparently started opening fire and those calls to 911 started happening immediately. you can understand why the governor is so angry about what's ha

ryan young is in atlanta for us looking at this. what are people telling you about this?kate i can tell you $1 billion, everyone's walking into the gas station with a smile on their face thinking they're buying the winning ticket. the place i'm staying is about 15 miles outside the city. people think this place has good juju. they won the big ticket here before, $116 million. they're driving in from all over to get to this location. we talked to a couple of folks in the last half hour or so who told why they're so excited. how much money did you spend here? >> $280. >> reporter: is this an office pool or you? >> this is the office. this will be the last time this man wears a badge. >> reporter: what happens if you win? are we in trouble? because all these officers are -- is the entire community in trouble? >> yes. we'll be short. >> reporter: if you win, what would you do with the money? >> oh, so funny. i'm sending the money to ukraine. >> reporter: really? >> yes. >> reporter: why? >> just to save lives. >> reporter: you can think about it, you can see all the victories

ryan young is on the ground with more. >> reporter: georgia is energized. >> i think this is a really. >> reporter: as the balance of power in congress and some key state level positions are being decided in these midterm elections. >> this is going to be a close race. you know, two big races, you know, the senate and the governor's race and i want to make sure my vote is counted. >> reporter: turnout for the first day of early voting in georgia nearly double that of 2018's midterm elections setting a new state record according to state election officials. >> very busy and very encouraging that people are taking the opportunity to vote so that we won't have any nonsense about votes not being counted properly. >> reporter: more than 131,000 georgians cast their vote monday. these numbers almost as large as the state's first day of voting turnout in the presidential election according to georgia's secretary of state. >> we need a governor who believes in access to the right to vote and not in voter suppression which is the hallmark of brian kemp's leadership. >> for someone to say we ha

i -- the contrary case of tim ryan comes from young, found, the swing area of the state. which is a weird thing to say. he might over perform. at the end of the day, the fact that he rise at 44 -- i think this is a classic race where it probably adds up ryan gets a point or two up to 46 or 47. but, vance wins by six or eight points. we have talked about bad candidates. that primary is -- that was the worst primary of my life. j.d. vance, josh mandel, the quintessential establishment candidate who decided he was going to be coming just because. and was terrible at it. he burned money at one point. he had a video where he said, by, bitcoin and lit a $10 bill on fire on twitter. people were like, i do not know, j.d. vance. i do not know. that was a doozy. mike gibbons challenged someone to a fight on the debate stage. it was real. ok. now. i think we have got an idea of which way the wind is blowing. it is republican, but how republican? norm or steen knows a lot about what happens when he -- when you have changes when stuff goes on. now, he is going to give us the lay of th

i -- the contrary case of tim ryan comes from young, found, the swing area of the state. which is a weird thing to say. he might over perform. at the end of the day, the fact that he rise at 44 -- i think this is a classic race where it probably adds up ryan gets a point or two up to 46 or 47. but, vance wins by six or eight points. we have talked about bad candidates. that primary is -- that was the worst primary of my life. j.d. vance, josh mandel, the quintessential establishment candidate who decided he was going to be coming just because. and was terrible at it. he burned money at one point. he had a video where he said, by, bitcoin and lit a $10 bill on fire on twitter. people were like, i do not know, j.d. vance. i do not know. that was a doozy. mike gibbons challenged someone to a fight on the debate stage. it was real. ok. now. i think we have got an idea of which way the wind is blowing. it is republican, but how republican? norm or steen knows a lot about what happens when he -- when you have changes when stuff goes on. now, he is going to give us the lay of th

. >> that dateline program from august 2011 told the story of ryan ferguson, a young man sitting in prisoned to get him out. >> when the trial has been lost, everything has been lost, and you've got somebody innocent, it is like the ultimate challenge i think. >> that is the woman that is going to get stephen out of prison. >> eleanor specializes in wrongful conviction cases, and says that she is freed many defendants, including ryan ferguson. sandy contacted her, and she joined the case not long after making a murderer came out. they caught out at zelle near at the correctional institution, when she paid a visit to avery in early 2016. >> million dollar question, do you think you have new evidence that could free stephen avery? >> we do, yeah. >> eleanor invited dateline into the war room that she created in her office, all dedicated to the avery case. >> do we know if that was tested? >> she even showed us this rav4 that she bought, to get a better understanding of teresa 's vehicle. then in 2016, too much media fanfare, she filed a motion in manitoba any court, seeking new evidence. >>

. >> right now we have a couple of young guys, ryan rollins is out here for warm-ups. they have never experienced a ring night celebration. this will be at first of them as we count them to the best of these later on tonight -- teon tonight.th'll be tthin ceremony for steph curry, they would like to add more rings in the future. it is always fun to see the bling, everyone is all pumped up. some people will be a static. it is a -- aesthetic. it is a mix of emotions, the something steph curry calls one of the greatest nights of the season coming warm up then you have this big ceremony, everyone is emotional, then you had to put the rings away and guard lebron. if you are not paying attention really focused in a heartbeat. that is a lot better than having to sit through a lakers ring night celebration. let's bring in abc 7 chris alvarez, even talking about ring night. >> we know it feels different, we saw adam silver in the ceremony the banner was out. >> they chased us out, everything is a secret they chased us away. >> you mentioned guys getting their fourth ring, klay

ryan. how cool is that? and it just might fill a need for conservatives who are single and ready to mingle. >> the dating app is reportedly struggling to draw in young conservative women. >> hey, guys, i'm ryan. i've got to tell you about something i'm so excited to announce: a dating app for all of us conservatives. it's called "the right stuff." "the right stuff" is all about getting into the right dating pool with people who share the same values and beliefs as you. it's easy. j

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i remember scouring the charity shops when i was a young mum, i had ryan when i was 16, and i remember our area i would get my income support and i would walk for a couple of miles to the charity shops and it was like christmas to me, to the posh area, and it was like christmas to me if i could get a nice outfit for ryan in the charity shop. ifelt i had done something, had been a good parent and made to achieve something. it's not whether people have lots of money, it is the way they provide for theirfamilies. do you sometimes have to do this with colleagues? the labour party has become a very middle—class party. and there aren't that many people who have got your stories or your experience. yes, but the truth is there is also across the whole of the house people that have come from working—class backgrounds, but for some reason, politicians don't talk about it, whether it is because they buy thing, i do get levelled at me it is and talking about her again, it is not about me, it is about the experiences people like me have faced. it is a good thing that people have talked about their

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as you know, ryan white was the heroic young man, he was 13 when he contracted hiv/aids from a bloodransfusion and died at about 18, right as the bill was going through congress. there was opposition to it on the conservative side. orrin hatch fought this bill through the senate and saved it and pushed it through. this was the first big federal commitment to hiv/aids research, education and treatment. it launched a process -- it passed and lost a process that today benefits hundreds of thousands of americans with hiv/aids, with its re-authorizations ever since. which orrin hatch fought for. this is a piece of federal legislation that is effective and long lasting. it is an example of an invisible turning point in american history that orrin hatch stepped into and kept on doing his job. the other example is the americans with disabilities act. susan: can i stop you before you tell that story because i want to play a clip before you get into the ada, from the senate floor, when he was arguing for the ryan white legislation, just so our viewers can hear the passion in his voice around t

you saw this happen in the debate in the senate in ohio where tim ryan was talking about the rape of a young girl and vance pointed out she was raped by an illegal immigrant and ryan voted against con trolling the border time after time. if the illegal immigrant wouldn't have been here she wouldn't have been raped. people have the sense stuff is all out of control. they can't tell the truth about it and they're young up on things like transgender issues when most of us want our kids to be safe, go to a school that succeeds. you saw yesterday the worst results on college tests in 30 years. so i think people generally think the system is not working right now. >> dana: mr. speaker, thank you. 26 days to go. we'll be in touch with you and looks like things look good for the republicans now. see if there are any other october surprises. thank you. white house announcing that any venezuelan who enters the u.s. illegally will be sent back to mexico. the decision comes as border patrol reports 1,000 venezuelans per day are arriving at the southern border. why the change and how will it work? we'll

young woman. that little girl was raped by an illegal immigrant. and both the media and tim ryan need to be honest about the fact that she would never have been raped in the first place if tim ryan had done his job on border security. let's talk about the full picture and the full slate of exceptions, absolutely, but let's not let the democrats off the hook for letting me career -- leading these -- leading these -- letting these career criminals into our state to fray -- to prey on our little girls in the first place. mr. steyer: what are the full slate of exceptions? mr. vance: there's a number. here's the thing i want to say. you can't say with total confidence what every single exception in every single case is going to be. let me offer an example here. i know a lot of pro life people, people who have been pro life since before i was born. one of the things they will tell you is they support an exception in the case of incest, for example. i've heard a number of pro life people say that, but in incest exception looks different at three weeks of pregnancy versus 39 weeks of pre

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tim ryan are now neck and neck, and the polls she had her tansy has more on the issues that dominated that debate. and young's town or higher. we have j, the vans, the republican candidate accusing ryan of being a political lead test is a 20 years in washington with nothing to show for not least the appalling state of the economy and the inflation that the u. s. and other countries. but the, the, the particular places that the u. s. is suffering right now. meanwhile, we had run, tim, run then saying that j d vans are simply an extremist, and the run was representing the exhausted majority. we've had enough of extreme as donald trump and those on the fall right to be of the republican party, and particularly always drawing attention to it in sentences become rather notorious. now, just the last few weeks, donald trump came here sensibly to endorse j. d events, but actually rather humiliating j. d bombs by saying on stage. jade events, we'll just take the equipment. what he said with jamie about it's gonna suck up to me and do anything. and i say police are desperate for life. i was not effect the actual probat

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standard for abortion restrictions, a remark that came before he somehow managed to tie a young girls raped to tim ryan'sration. vance said, quote, that poor girl was raped by an illegal alien, somebody who should have never been in the state in the first place. if you had done your job, she would never have been raped, and quote. on the other side of the break, i'll be joined by the president will have to work side by side with the person who will have to that race. senator sharon brown joins me next. st a cold. coricidin is the #1 doctor recommended cold and flu brand. specially designed for people with high blood pressure. be there for life's best moments. trust coricidin. one prilosec otc each morning blocks heartburn all day and all night. prilosec otc reduces excess acid for 24 hours, blocking heartburn before it starts. one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. what's for dinner? panera! blocking heartburn freshly prepared with clean ingredients. it's not just a night off from cooking. it's a delicious night on... for everyone at the table. panera. only $1 delivery fee on our app. do you struggle

. >>> well, this morning a young sailor cleared of charges he intentionally destroyed a billion dollar warship. a military court acquitting ryan sawyer mays of setting a devastating fire in 2020. abc's zohreen shah is here now. good morning to you, zohreen. >> reporter: good morning, eva. this was quite the case, fingers were pointed squarely at a young sailor after this fire broke out, but two years after that massive blaze destroyed the "uss bonhomme richard," navy sailor ryan mays has been found not guilty. look, outside of war this was the biggest and it was the costliest ship fire in the navy's entire history, and it destroyed that $1.2 billion vessel. and navy prosecutors had argued that mays lit cardboard boxes in a storage area on fire and they said it was because he was upset about not making it into the navy s.e.a.l.s but from the very beginning, there was no physical evidence that connected him to the fire on the ship, and mays had always strongly denied all of those charges, and now he says he has lost his friends, he has lost time with his family and he has lost his navy career. he says he is now looking forward t

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young becomes the leading try scorer at the tournament, after scoring four first—half tries. steering england clear of danger. ryan score, the largest margin of victory at the tournament so far. wales are out of the world cup at the quarterfinal stage after being beaten by defending champions new zealand. they scored nine tries as they won 55—3 against wales, including two from portia woodman, which earned her a place in the record books. she overtakes england's su day as the rugby world cup's all—time leading try scorer. no regrets, we asked the girls to give their all and show some heart. new zealand definitely stepped up from the pool game, and... it is testament to our defence. georgia taylor—brown has beaten the usa's taylor spivey to retain her super league title for the second year in a row. it was an all british podium at the inaugural super league triathlon in saudi arabia. the grand finale of the slt season, and it was a day to remember. taylor—brown also took home $50,000 as champion, just over £43,000. australia's matthew howser won gold, but hayden wilde won the title finishing third in the race. jonn

ryan thought he had vance over the ropes over one issue: abortion. after claiming that vance would not support abortion in the rape of a young girl, which is a lie. he refused to explain the background of the tragic story. enter vance. >> why was a 10-year-old raped in our state in the first place. they never mention that poor girl was raped by an illegal allen. you voted against border wall funding and if had you had done your job she would have never been raped. do your job on border security -- >> laura: it's not enough to point out the lies. why are the democrats excusing policies that allow this evil to occur in our communities? the time for defensive candidates is over. joining me now is j.d. vance senate candidate in ohio. i didn't get to watch this live. i watched it online. it seemed like you were having fun up there. were you acting? i enjoyed it. >> i was definitely having fun. thanks for having me. i listened to 4 months for this guy to tell lies about my record and lies about his record. it was a great opportunity to correct that record and tell the truth about what a complete fraud this guy is. 100% voting with joe biden and nancy p

winger dan young is set to make his england debut against samoa on saturday in newcastle. the 21—year—old has been named ahead of ryancorer of all time. herbie farnworth is a centre born in burnley but has been living and playing in brisbane since he was a teenager. i playing in brisbane since he was a teenaaer. .,, ., , , playing in brisbane since he was a teenaaer. ., _ ~ ., playing in brisbane since he was a teenaaer. ., _ ~' ., teenager. i obviously know the boys from watching _ teenager. i obviously know the boys from watching them _ teenager. i obviously know the boys from watching them play _ teenager. i obviously know the boys from watching them play in - teenager. i obviously know the boys from watching them play in england j from watching them play in england in the past. very few if any i've properly met before. yeah, it's been a weird experience but all the boys have been super nice to me. and made me feel welcome straightaway. i'm just keen to get to know them and hopefully do something special in the next couple of weeks with them. exeter�*s director of rugby rob baxter suggests a 10—team rugby premiers