>> seth: okay. your dog's name is - >> ingrid. >> seth: ingrid.ng way. and i'm sure the audience will respond in a way that makes it clear that i'm crazy for saying that anyone might ever be critical of the way your dog looks. >> i know. [ laughter ] yeah >> seth: now, this, by the way, might be who is dirty johning you. because this is clearly -- this is clearly a child in a dog suit [ laughter ] >> i love that you say that, because especially during the pandemic, we were spending a lot of time alone together i would look at her, and be like "just speak already, spit it out. say what you have to say." i mean, i've had some insane reactions. i was carrying her one day and an older woman asked me where i got that little goat [ laughter ] my husband has taken to saying that she's a frog seal combination. >> seth: yeah. >> because he just can't explain it to anyone anymore [ laughter ] >> seth: i will say, once you hear that, it's hard not to see that >> i know. i know >> seth: you're like, yep, a frog and a seal had a baby >> what's hard for me is t

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>> seth: yeah.[ cheers and applause >> i'm laughing, but i'm hurting inside because i did not mean to do that >> seth: well, i hadn't watched that clip since then and when i watched it, i hurt inside >> it was a solid shot >> seth: it was a real solid shot >> i don't want to get graphic, but i felt the whole outline of your business on my hand and, you know -- >> seth: yeah. >> packing some lumber [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. i will say, i really -- when i -- i fell down i both felt intense pain, but i will say part of my brain thought, "he's one of the best." [ laughter ] he's one of the best that ever did it >> we had to go right into the next scene, though >> seth: yeah. >> you were in such pain [ laughter ] i felt most terrible >> seth: you were really torn up about it congratulations. so this is a very novel take on a phenomenon that's been happening a lot in the last decade-plus about rebooting classic sitcoms. but this is a really cool take on it. how would you explain "reboot? >> well, it's a

seth: correct. >> the numbers alone tell you nothing. seth: that is right. the numbers can tell you, you can tote up 100,000 applications d look at what t first reader scored, measure it against declared race and com up with a feature that says, across the 150,000 it looks like on average self-declared asian ameranhave this number, and self declared whites have this number. tells you nothing about why that number was given, any more than why. >> i do not want to cut you off. it does not tell you why and there is no proof to show why. the district courtou that number did not prove discrimination. >> there was actual proof he did not reflect discrimination. there w expert analysis on lti-mention analogy -- dimensionality that looked at nonacademic index that showed, for example, white applicants who got a 1 or 2 oncamics. asian americans that got a o 2 on academics. for whatever the reason, the latter group got lower tch ratings than the former. the same witguance counselor ratings. it does not tell you why. it does not permit ierence that harva idiscriminatin

seth: i'm not sure that's what's required. our call but only by a hike or so. there are two ways for risk in that outlook and the last jobs report was good but softer than the one before it and if we get the downward trend continuing into the 100 something range, i don't know it will be obvious to the fed that they need to keep going all the way up. lisa: i was struck by what you said, after a while people not willing to pay for something that is often a discretionary expenditure. you can see it with ikea, pepsi, raising prices and still having good sales. are you concerned that your team has been too sanguine about how quickly inflation could come down on the others with how pervasive even wage stickiness is right now? seth: if there is ever a time for economic forecasters to be humble, this is it. it's very difficult, the sort of falling off of inflation for core goods has taken so much longer than expected and there is a lot of uncertainty here. the fact that the labor market is obviously cooling. there was the jewel state

it is now a toss-up between seth magaziner and allan fung.ays from election day, this was lean democrat, according to the power rankings, back to late august. as recent as late august, still lean democrat last september and early october things started to change. allan fung started gaining ground in the district, it became a toss-up, and where it is today october 18th. just to give you an idea of where this particular district is in rhode island, looking at these two candidates, and by the way, we'll have allan on in just a moment, the other candidate, seth magaziner we have invited on as well. here is house district 2, and just to give you the significance of this being a toss-up race, 18 days from election day. the counties, part of providence county falls in this district to show you historically just how blue things are. this was the 2020 presidential election results, joe biden won 61% of the vote there. washington county also falls in this district. biden won 58.9% of the votes, donald trump 39.4 and kent county, how solidly blue this a

"the washington post" columnist marc thiessen and seth kite political reporter for axios.ady adding to the inflation concerns for people around the country. >> very much so. when gas prices were going up, blamed vladimir putin gas prices going down he took credit. as we just saw gas prices are going up again and guess what out comes vladimir putin again. if you want to take gas prices when gas prices are falling then you have to take the blame when gas prices are going up. here's the dirty little secret is that democrats really want high gas prices. they don't want the political blowback from high gas prices but it's part of their strategy to get us to give up fossil fuels like the government raised the price of cigarettes to give up smoking. they want gas prices to. >> bret: just not before midterm. >> you had pete buttigieg was on cavuto today and he said we are taking all these temporary measures to spro, encouraging venezuela and russia and all these other people to saudi arabia continue to crease but if they really cared about long-term keeping gas prices down, they w

she's not going to get the tough questions from seth meyers. dagen: unlock federal dollars over the now migrant crisis. i will point out that half of the -- it's nearing 18,000 migrants who have been -- entered new york city since the spring. more than half of them sent by the democrat mayor of el paso, texas. so it's not just governor greg abbott who were again trying to make these big city mayors and governors, the liberals realize that the crisis is at the border and it is headed your way but the response. so they want money here but they don't want to speak out and speak against the administration and demand real action and solutions to stop the flow of illegal migrants across the bored. it was more than 200,000 in august alone. maria: 3 million on joe biden's watch when you consider the got-aways up to almost a million. is it a dereliction of duty to have the 3 million people coming in? is it a dereliction of duty to have the secret flights with joe biden is directing all over the country and mayors are not even told, is it a dereliction o

next i want to introduce seth. >> thank you. my company is the managing member of the master developer for the mission bay project. and i am here today to speak to two things, one, the parks at mission bay a don't often get the full recognition that they should. there are a lot of great things happening in this neighborhood, but i want us to pause and recognize this a neighborhood where a 6th of the acreage was dedicated to park asks open space at the girchght project. that was a decision made at the beginning and what does that translate into? that translates into every single building here -- every resident and worker, every visitor to the hospital, everyone who comes to a game, they're within one to two blocks of a park. can you imagine a city that says that? that is special. everything else in mission bay is worth sell baiting. celebrating. this is a precedent-setter for the city. we have the beauty of parks access to open space. it's important to thank the people who helped make this happen. i want to actually start with th

seth, i'll start with you. >> frankly, we're not. to get prepared, and we saw amazing examples of that from the troops that mehmet on the ground in the pacific, but as a major leagues we're not ready. xi jinping has made it very clear that he wants to get out of this war. what americans need to understand is we don't have a plan to fight this war through taiwan, like fighting the ukraine through the ukrainian. if they go to war and we're there to stop them, a lot of americans are going to die. that's why we have to prevent this war from ever happening. >> congressman waltz, what signs did the two of you see and hear about in your travels that lead you to believe that escalation is sooner than u.s. is either prepared for or thinks will happen? >> thanks, mika. let's just listen to chairman xi's words right now as he seeks to essentially become a 21st century emperor in china with an unprecedented third term. he's telling his country to prepare for war. he's undergoing a massive massi military buildup. the chinese navy is now larger th

♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests vice president kamala harris.eena davis everyone i want to thank elena bonomo and the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ . >>> tonight, store break ins, dozens of them. and the one thing the burglaries all have in common. >>> and what really happened inside that fire truck. an update on the investigation into this viral video that shows a woman in a bikini getting out of a fire truck and walking into a strip club. >>> good evening on this holiday. we begin with a strong show of support for ukraine from here in the bay area. >> refusing to stay silent, refusing to give up hope. tonight in san francisco hundreds of protesters adding their voices to those in washington and to voices around the globe condemning russia's new wave of missile attacks on ukraine. the one demand from local protesters, designate russia a state sponsor of terrorism. here's terry mcsweeney. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: hundreds of people in frond of san francisco city hall tonight to raise their voice.

seth moulton, we're quoting, the last thing we want is to raise gas prices in europe., >> really, seth moulton, is that true? because isn't the bushn administration philosophically admid to low gas prices? to al aren't they opposed to all fossil fuels? . how do fuels? . >> oh, right, they are. how do we know that? is that russian propaganda now? because we can't read russianan propaganda because it's been banned in favor of our propagandada bec r of. we know that because joe biden himself has said so many times on television, okay, so maybe there is a motive, maybemotive there's more than one motive, but don't ask because warneddia, the media, asking obviousen. questions is forbidden. >> watch fox news host tucker carlson irresponsibly claiming the united states was responsible for the leak. thacarln putin and tucker c di clear that everyone knows that putin did this himself. >> and tucker carlson this past pr and tucker carlson this past directly repeated russian propaganda, suggesting it was somehow the united states behind the attack on the the nord stream pipeline. >> how real is t

number of measures we have recently taken to help accelerate our efforts to stabilize in power as seth. and it remains our top priority. we will continue to work diligently in transparently to resolve outstanding payroll issues. do think this new hotline will make a difference? >> probably not. i feel like it might make people more frustrated, right? because you're just leaving messages, leaving messages in san francisco. taylor kron. 4 news less than 2 weeks until the midterm election. there's a group that's working to let people who have served time in prison. >> no, they may be eligible to vote. the sentencing project says due to felony convictions. 4.6 million people are unable to vote in next month's midterm elections. a university of minnesota professor says and many cases people who have had their voting rights restored. they don't even know it yet. >> now we we have to let people know in states where you are indeed eligible that you are indeed eligible. we are on the cusp of riyadh franchisee. all of our says that are currently incarcerated. >> other groups are calling for fede

regional director of the central pacific american defamation league seth brisket says he's pleased to see some companies taking action. >> but says they should have acted much sooner. but we've been reaching out to across the country, a gap, adidas, most notably to say you don't want your brand associated with antisemitism. it took. >> 10 days and those that that's 10 days too long. but these companies to be able to speak out a deed is also ended its partnership with on tuesday days after this banner was put up in los angeles over the weekend. >> echoing the rapper's recent rants against the jewish community. we see extreme us taking this to heart and seeing it as a victory and using it. >> as a means of furthering their goals risks as adidas in gaps. terminations are imperative to fighting antisemitism when he appears when hate years it's like we had. this is the way that to to happen that the companies ought to respond and say no. >> this does not represent the corporate values that we espouse. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> the san francisco unified school district is opening up a ca

really, seth molten. is that true?ecause isn't the biden administration philosophical opposed to low gas prices? are not they opposed to all fossil fuels? right. they are. how do we know that? is that russia propaganda? no because we can't read russia propaganda because it's been banned in favor of opropaganda. so maybe there is a motive here. maybe there's more that you know one motive. but don't ask because, warned the media, asking obvious questions is forbidden. watch. >> fox news host tucker carlson is claiming the united states was responsible for the leak. >> other than putin and tucker carlson, it seems pretty clear that everyone knows that putin did this himself. >> and tucker carlson this past week actually -- once again, directly repeated russian propaganda suggesting it was somehow the united states behind the attack on the north stream pipeline. how real is that movement? is it growing? >> it's russian propaganda. how dare they. really. is it really? probably. just thought experiment here. a lot of america

there were folks, congressman seth muldoon and others, jason crow ringing the alarm bell as loud as ad bit on deaf ears. >> quick shout out to your wife who does come off like a total saint in this book. >> she is great. when you bring up seth moulton is seen in the book which the two of you he is a millennial as well,ou right? >> about the same age. we are old millennial's. what does seen the book the two of your talking about his about your nose well, but two of you are talking a global war onan terror memorial. you're going for a jog talking but that something is design it started with great intentions and spins off into chaos, what would you do? on what is your idea for a war on terror memorial? >> he and i were talking about ito. we are contemporaries from the marine corps. a number of years ago maybe some of you know this congress authorized global war on terrorism or moral act. the memorial has been authorized for a warmer more on the national mall they're still on s the details. one of things understanding that past seth and her friend gallagher the bipartisan sponsors a billb

how'd welcome was scott in indonesia, where president, yoko widow, has ordered an investigation of seth dice, deadly stadium. $174.00 football fans died at the stadium in the city of milan on the island of java. right place 5 t gassett fancy streamed on to the pitch after a match between 2 indonesian teams. a lease said many of the debts resulted from spectators rushing for 2 exits from the stadium. must were trampled while some suffocated in the crush of people. it's one of the deadliest stadium tragedies in modern history. will they w jakarta bureau chief guild matters is following this story. he updated us on the sequence of events that led to so many debts. chaotic seems what we heard from eyewitnesses, but also from the police here inter carter at this football stadium in milan in, in easter eastern java. so what it actually happened is that the fans of the losing home team stormed the pitch, started a riot in which 2 police officers got subsequently killed. and that is when police opened fire with tear gas firing. also into the tribute and then causing a mass panic. 2 which led to

coming up that we told you we would update you on the vice presidents appearance on late night with seth meyers. >> what she said is next >> earlier we told you about, l harris and her interview with late-night comedienne seth meyers. kevin couric has a chance to check out some of that q and a tonight. yet interesting tidbits to share . >> good to be with you. i went to clarify we are still waiting on her ticket in the show and do her bit although yo well know we tend to get these clips ahead of time. so as soon as we do see her sit down and talk, we will share it you. that said, let's be honest abou this the from the white house's perspective that like to put he in a safe space when it comes t interviews. if no other reason than to limi the potential fallout from any gasps she might make. it's not a safe space if a familiar topic talking with set meyers about the administration 's push to decriminalize marijuana. the show tweeting out this exchange of the taped interview. >> nobody should have to go-to jail for smoking weed. emerging governors and states i to take related to part of peo

enter seth myers. >> i strongly believe in -- the majority of americans agree, nobody should have tog weed, right? [applause] >> jesse: that might be news to the nearly 2,000 people she locked up for cannabis when she was the top cop in san francisco. she used to brag about locking up people for small amounts. according to "the new york times," late night comedy is dying and it look like kamala is a nail in the coffin. here she is blaming republican governors for her own border problems. >> talk about political theater, playing games with people's lives. it's an absolute dereliction of duty. if you see a problem and if we agree that we need to address it, then if you're a leader, participate in a solution. >> that's rich. >> jesse: she still has her fierce defenders in the press. here's the dnc -- i mean, the view saying republicans are trying to make her look stupid. >> republicans are laser focused on building the narrative that kamala harris is a bumbling idiot. she's not. she's a brilliant woman that has broken glass feelings and great achievements. we have let people criticize t

and seth is right we have to deter that from every happening in the first place. our supply chains out of china, which they plan to use as leverage. everything from electric batteries to our pharmaceuticals. and that means going to a position of clarity so xi will think it costs him too much before he takes that big step. >> dana: i'm glad you went together and came on our show together as well. a lot on the line here. we appreciate you coming on. >> bill: for fer washington what will the jury decide. the trial of the russian national charged with lying to the f.b.i. about the steele dossier continues today and what we are learning about that case. remote work keeping many people employed during the pandemic and at home for that matter. mike rowe makes the case it was not all good news for the american worker. mike is coming up next when we roll on. think he's posting about all that ancient roman coinage? no, he's seizing the moment with merrill. moving his money into his investment account in real time and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops w

she was on seth meyers. they put her out there to make sure america doesn't see her. >> that's probably true, except for unfortunately now it is all over social media. >> well with the number one show. >> everyone gets to see it. we will bring it to you so you can see it, america. the immigration stuff just baffles me. here you are the first woman vice president of the united states, given the toughest assignment and you take a pass. nothing is going to happen on the border on immigration reform until the border is secure. you can't even have the conversation. for some peculiar reason they refuse to deal with it. she was in austin last week doing a fundraiser on abortion right. she's literally there and doesn't do anything. her idea of leadership is to say the other side needs to come up with a solution. >> what? that's the opposite in the dictionary of what leadership is. leaders propose sluthsdz or she's in a position to convene. there's power in that, to be able to say you, you, you, i want you at the whi

of cranston, the first asian-american mayor-elected in the state and very strong competitor against seth magaziner, and touting the city he led 12 years, and also a pragmatic moderate. >> missing new england republican in the house where we don't have a single republican up there right now, i want to be part of the contingent, a voice not just rhode island but all of new england across the aisle missing a while now. >> magaziner is pro choice, and he aimed to tie fung to conservative party leadership in d.c. >> he said he's going to vote for kevin mccarthy, even though he said he is going to put a national abortion ban into play in the house of representatives. >> surprising tightness of the race, it's gaining a lot of attention. a lot of outside money pouring in. nancy pelosi painting fung as a trump loyalist. and the other side of the aisle, kevin mccarthy, bashing magaziner. >> sandra: we are watching it, mollie line from rhode island. >> john: mercedes and kevin, he is a former biden campaign surrogate. republicans are doing exceedingly well and thought to be democratic strong holds.

if there is ever a show to have a fake laugh on it's seth meyers.s a good -- the one time her fake laugh, thank you for this. it makes sense. >> dana: they didn't have to turn on the laugh track. >> bill: crowd got the night off. >> dana: a pennsylvania school district decided the best thing they can do is cancel halloween because they're afraid some people might be excluded, not sure what will happen about safety and inclusion. so they are going to cancel halloween. next week they'll cancel life. >> they might as well. they are sucking the joy out of everything. the one people that didn't get polled on this decision were the kids. kids love halloween. specifically the halloween parade is amazing. out walking around. this is like the only time gets get exercise in 2022. it is three minutes they don't have a tablet in their hand. how do you come down on this? ridiculous. >> bill: pretty good. back on the pot issue. if you want to legalize this on the federal level, i would suggest lawmakers in washington, d.c. come to my neighborhood first and say is

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. >> only with seth myers and easier today. >> hopefully none of you will hear me tell it again. so i wrote this big piece about el chapo guzman and when he was caught in 2014, caught the first time, i wrote this piece called the hunt for el chapo. and went down to mexico and i had a lot of access and i talked to the mexican forces and dea involved in that and i talked to a bunch of people who worked for him and work for the cartel but ididn't talk to el chapo guzman which is sometimes the way it is . and the peace came out. and a few days later i got a voicemail in the office from a guy who said he was a lawyer for the guzman family and this made me a little nervous. i hadn't thought about him reading the piece or anybody in his circle reading the piece . the problem was a bunch of the newspapers pick up revelations from the piece. it didn't strike me as the new yorker subscriber but actually when i mentioned seth myers last night he said he is but he only reads the cartoons. and so i was very nervous made a few phone calls. i called the guy who works for me in the government an

since you bring up seth moulton there's a scene in the book in which the two of you, he's a millennial as well, right? >> we are about the same age. >> and old millennial. so there's a scene in the book where the two of you are talking about, and he's a veteran as well, the two of you are talking about a global war on terror memorial. and i believe you are going through a jog, going for a jog talking about this and he says if are going to design it, it would be something the sort that with great intentions and then spins off into chaos. what would you do? what is your idea for a war on terror memorial? >> so he and i were talking about it. we are contenders from the marine corps and so a number of years ago, maybe some of you know this, didn't happen without much fanfare congress authorized a global war on terrorism memorial act. so the memorial has been authorized for a war memorial of the national mall and they are still kind of sorting through the details. one of the things those interesting in getting that passed, and seth and congressman gallagher were there, bipartisan cosponsors

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. >>> vice president harris made an appearance on "late night with seth myers" marking her first in-studioe night appearance while in office. >> she's been busy. during her visit the vice president talked with us about the biden administration's move to pardon thousands of people convicted of marijuana possession under federal law. >> we mentioned in the show this historic act about marijuana on the federal level. the question, it's not that many people are affected by it but it's a big step in the right direction. what happens next other than pressuring governors to do the same on the state level? do you see legislation in the future? >> well, we've tried over the years. let me start with saying this. the majority of americans agree, nobody should have to go to jail for smoking weed. right? we start with that and we are, to your point, urging governors and states to take our lead and to pardon people who have been criminalized for possession of marijuana. if congress acts, then there is a uniform approach to this and so many other issues. but congress needs to act. we're 29 days away from

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so there were folks people like, you know, congressman seth moulton, peter mayer and others who were ringing the bells with jason crow, ringing the alarm bells as loud as they could, but to on deaf ears. yeah. a quick shout out to your wife who does come off like a total saint in this book. she's great and yeah since you bring up seth moulton there's there's a scene in the in which the two of you he's he's a millennial as well right we're about the same age or like an old one again. we're all millennials. yeah. so so there's a scene in the book where the two of you are talking about and he's a veteran as well. the two of you are talking about a global war on terror memorial. and i believe you're going through a jog, going for a jog talking about this. and he says, you know, if i were going to design it, it would be something that starts out with great intentions. and then spins off into chaos. what you do and you have what what is your idea for a war on terror memorial and. oh, so he i were talking about it. we're we're contemporaries from the marine corps and so, um, so a number of

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regional director of the central pacific american defamation league seth brisket says he's pleased to see some companies taking action. >> but says they should have acted much sooner. but we've been reaching out to across the country, a gap, adidas, most notably to say you don't want your brand associated with antisemitism. it took. >> 10 days and those that that's 10 days too long for these companies to be able to speak out. a deed is also ended its partnership with on tuesday days after this banner was put up in los angeles over the weekend. >> echoing the rapper's recent rants against the jewish community. we see extreme us taking this to heart and seeing it as a victory and using it. >> as a means of furthering their goals risks as adidas in gaps. terminations are imperative to fighting antisemitism when he appears when hate years it's like we had. this is the way that to to happen that the companies ought to respond and say no. >> this does not represent the corporate values that we espouse. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> mayor lamar thorpe is responding tonight after being punched

seth brisk says concerns about the treatment of jewish applicants were brought to stanford's attention back in the 50's and 60's be better if they took. >> responsibility and made corrective action in the moment. but at the very least, if you can't do that. >> do a stanford is done and we commend them for anti semitic. incidents are on the rise from rapper kanye west antisemitic tweet over the weekend that got him locked out of his twitter and instagram to a report from the anti-defamation league that found the last year. more than 350 anti israel incidents occurred on u.s. college campuses. students did tell me stories snake encounters, some of which were quite chilly. brisk hopes that shooting light on current and past hate will help prevent discrimination against the jewish community in the future. >> is like any other form bigotry has no place in our society. if it's in within an institution and has no place within our institution, it's unclear how long the antisemitic activity was occurring with admissions at stanford. but the task force did find that the actions did not go unnoti

♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests timothy olyphant and rachel sennott everybody want to thank tom benko and 8g band stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ >>> she says she came face to face with the stockton serial killer. >> he didn't come any closer, he just started shooting. >> shut 10 times, and she lived to tell about it. >> in a bikini, out of a fire truck, and into a strip club. the scandalous video that led to a major investigation into the san jose fire department. >> draymond green punching his teammates. we will get answers from warriors insiders. the >> taking advantage of you, how gov. gavin newsom plans to make oil companies pay for the high gas prices. >>> she survives the stockton serial killer, and tonight we are learning about her brush with death. she was shocked and times, and believes there may be others like her. stephanie has the details.>> reporter: tosha was one of the first victims, she was living at a homeless camp at the time of the attack. she strongly believes police did not take her seriously bec

seth brown single to left with the bases loaded. sent into into extras. in the tenth, tony kemp shot one into right field.e as walked it off, 5-4, their second win in a row. > >> give me this pooch checking out the giants and the padres in in san diego. aw. game was scoreless in the bottom of the eighth. down 4-0. wil meyers capped off the inning with a homer. padres win. giants fell back to 500 with just two games left in the regular season. > >> but the top story tonight, levi stadium with the 48ers imposed their will over the rams. a lopsided win yet again in the regular season over their their neighbors to the south. d? >> yep. all the teams in the nfc nfc west are now 2-2. so it should be a good year coming ups vern. > >> up next, a unique perspective perspective of fleet week from on board and incoming navy shipw san francisco is using this week week to hone its own defenses. >> tensions running high. north korea launched intermediate range ballistic missiles over japan. the move comes amid a diplomatic standstill in the u.s. as north korea pushes u

don't miss vice president harris on late night with seth meyers. >>> and rivian is recalling nearly allits trucks and suvs. there's a defect that can cause steering issues. worst case scenario, drivers can lose complete control and crash. the company has built >>> new at 11:00 tonight, a number of travel websites went offline earlier today as a russian hacker group targeted them. the city of chicago's air travel website also, no bay area airports were affected. security experts say hacktivist group killnet was responsible for the attack. it didn't impact any airport operations or safety but the department of aviation is investigating. >>> it's a potentially life-saving feature on the new iphone 14, but the crash detection feature is calling 911 when you're on rollercoasters. the "wall street journal" reports that authorities have been called to amusement parks on several occasions recently after the feature was made to detective if you're in a car crash mistook the twists and turns and hard braking on the rollercoasters for a real emergency. the tool will call 911 if you don't dismiss a

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