just lost in life. >> for now, rex sherman remains behind bars awaiting trial.earing about the dna evidence key for the defense. >> his goal with that is to get the dna evidence completely thrown out, which would be very problematic for the prosecution. >> i know he's extremely frustrated. he has said from day one he is not responsible for these murders. he is from day one. he wanted his day in court. >> the fascination of the gilgo beach serial killer comes from many aspects, with all the twists and turns of a high profile movie, people are gravitating to this story to get the answers that they've longed for so many years. >> our thanks to aaron. when we come back, their mugs and bowls with sweet little sayings on them. so how do they become a them. so how do they become a viral sensation? ♪ good to go binge-watch. ♪ good to go out even later. ♪ with cabenuva, there's no pausing for daily hiv pills. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provi

it's a long way from sherman's own upbringing on the pine ridge reservation in south dakota. as a member of the oglala lakota sioux tribe, where he grew up eating foods provided through a government commodity program. so we had a lot of just basic staples government, cereals, government powdered milk, you know, government, just everything. but then his mother moved him and his sister to nearby spearfish, south dakota, and he started cooking out of necessity. my mom was off either at school or at work, so i was always making dinners for my sister and myself and just learning how to cook some basics at home. at the age of 13, he got his first restaurant job. over the years, he moved up the ranks, but then tired and burnt out. he took a break in mexico. i just kind of saw this epiphany of what to do. i knew so much about european style cooking, but i really realized that i knew nothing about my own heritage. and so the concept of the sous chef was born. it was just kind of placing myself in the time set, like if i was here a couple hundred years ago, what kind of foods were arou

sherman: it's more of a chartreuse line. reporter: would you vote in favor of separate bills if they end up splitting the disaster aid and agriculture aid and farm bill, could you vote to pass these things separately? mr. sherman: if it was part of a plan that enacted the exact statute we agreed on and was going to pass the senate in that form, if they were putting it on yellow or blue paper, if the same thing becomes law, fine. but splitting it up is usually a tactic for leaving some of it out. reporter: thank you. can we ask you is jeffries talking to republicans, is he talking to speaker johnson about how to get out of this? mr. hoyer: he indicated there's communications going on and it's a very positive sign. we'll see what happens. reporter: are there any specifics? mr. hoyer: no, no, but he's talking. reporter: what's your sense locally, with the national guard fighter wing and the r.f.k. stadium swap can remain in this discussion? mr. hoyer: i don't think either one of them are in the bill that they offered. r.f.k. it

of sherman bareheaded wearing a cape and riding his horse well again. the sculpture society rejected kelly's design, but three years later, saint-gaudens did the monument in new york city in front of the plaza hotel sherman bareheaded, wearing a cape. exactly, you know, exactly design. but it was all too similar. yes. i mean and you know the questions of microphone and socket. yes. you mentioned that you've got a new edition of your coming out. when is that going to happen? later this spring. yeah, it's something i've been working on for a couple of years now and i feel like it's that i've collected more information on kelly and other people have contacted over the years so collected a in the file got bigger and then i said there's you know there's good 50 more pages and very important you know little snippets of civil war history that deserve be told anyone else. well now i realize when i go again before i bought the book i'm looking forward to reading it. but is mcclellan in it that interview mcclellan and that they talk about mcclellan's failure at t

the sherman's brew, his spark research or his curiosity. they found evidence that iowa scott can help with depression. but that's an ancient intoxicants really have a place in modern medicine the. the plans for the drain, grow and the amazon rain forest. most sherman's pruitt from the child krona bush and the i a was combine. i alaska means plan of the soul in the indigenous catch. one language archaeologist said that amazon and peoples were using it for mind altering ceremonies over 3000 years ago. today, i am laska is known far beyond the rain forest borders. costco, the ancient inc, a capital countless ceremonies and retreats their own offer here have wants, controls, taurus from all over the world. the psychedelic drug is sufficiently permitted in per room and in a few other latin american countries, the new who's go and divide something onto the secret valley of the ink. cuz the ions law school center is located here. it's named upon income catch one for wines into the traditional healer and psycho therapist eric hendrick uses. i was g

some sherman's use black magic because they don't want others to become more powerful. and therefore, more in demand. there's money in the big rituals. so there's competition. as you know and know they're going to have dinner with the family to rush, learns that an important task awaits him and that you knew the person who died medically. yes, she was a distant relative and that means her family is from our village. i didn't want to once you dial it for the age. mm. okay. but death richard will will be in a couple of weeks. so look, she'll be cremated to the story. oh, although i already performed my own rituals as a shot and i've never done the most important one the death ritual. okay. do you want to bicycle? thank you by now. and so it's also a test for me and she was my good. how far i've come there for many of us, and then you to then says he lives in the village without electricity. there's lots of excitement this morning. the hook into the vision. it looks like we might finally get an tricity tangible one. i can see them working on the pine on now. cut the face t

most sherman's fluid from the chill crooning bush and the i a alesco vine. i alaska means plant of the soul and the indigenous catch. one language archaeologist said that amazon and peoples were using it for mind altering ceremonies over 3000 years ago. today, i have laska is known far beyond the green forest borders. costco, the ancient inca capital, countless ceremonies and retreats around all for here. have wants to get drunk taurus from all over the world. the psychedelic drug is sufficiently permitted in per room and in a few other latin american countries the the news go and devise salgado, the secret valley of the in cuz the iowa center is located here. it's named upon income catch. one for why is inca the traditional healer and psycho therapist eric hendrick uses i a was good to try to help people who suffer from conditions like depression. he combines modern knowledge with the heart of the show means by the way, you know, so, so what i'm able to counsel people in their individual process in growth, in self knowledge, can i see me? and so they all wi

the setting of the ceremony also apparently plays a key role, especially the sherman's guidance, the group dynamics and the chanting, also called e carlos. such settings are hard to recreate in scientific studies, but engine sherman's always used aisles laska, as a medicine. come on, i may see that you take a medicine because you want to heal something in my understanding. healing can also mean to grow, to develop something i don't necessarily to heal something pathological since i am in the it's not a robot. off coupon. perhaps something spiritual which brings growth and development and it's hard, but always with the aim of healing medicine for healing i alaska medicine are not facing ios. special monitoring is generally considered safe, but it can cost severe side effects and some people that's why only experience therapists to dispense it because he says, oh, i can do both patients tell us that these 4 hours of i was gonna experience had an effect similar to for years of conventional therapy class to get that up here, are these effects long term and will i a last go one day the or

sherman personally saved one of those lives but he doesn't do it alone. once home was herself, she now channels her past into compassion for others. >> i was homeless before. that is where my compassion comes from. >> how i felt in the past, nobody does love me but now working for the community i see what i was going through. i see myself within them. >> the love team has transformed this small stretch of san francisco but has also transformed sherman themselves. >> i learn every day, i learned by listening. >> and on this block, love isn't just a word but it's an action. and for sherman it is also a second chance. >> urban alchemy is waiting on more than $7 million that needs to be approved by the board of supervisors but there has been concern about how the organization is spending its money. it is said to be discussed on december 4th at a meeting. >>> we also asked the san francisco mayor elect about the future of urban alchemy and says he is committed to maintaining critical services but plans to demand accountability and results when public money is

eventually comes to trust pope more than anyone else when sherman as the general chief of the army, is trying to advocate for changes to the nation's indian policy. it's a great question. thank you. wonderful talks nicely. an excellent new book which i just recently read so well done. thank you. i'm not a fan of john pope by any means. i agree with ari lee, who called him a miscreant, but i'm here. defend him a little bit. the anger reflected in that letter, i think we have to remember the times i've read dakota dawn, i've read massacre in minnesota and the details of what the dakota warriors did to those 500 some some southerners cheering reminds me of of nat king in 1937. so wasn't he just reflecting the anger of all whites in minnesota? i mean, isn't that what the governor and, the settlers and the survivors wanted him to do, wage hard war? so can we say he was an outlier in that regard? no, i think you're exactly right. i think i mean, i think it would have been impossible for him not to get caught up in this kind of fury. and even after the hangings, the trials and the executio

and likewise, william tecumh sherman's declaration that he would, quote, make georgia make the marchnd make georgia howl and quote does not seem quite so bloodthirsty when we consider pope's plan for handling aftermath of the dakota war. but unlike sherman and sheridan, who returned to the west after the civil war just as pope did, and in many cases extended their finely honed civil war aggression to, the nations continued fights against various groups. sherman said, for example, quote, i don't care about interesting myself too far in the fate of the poor devils of indians who are doomed from the causes inherent in their nature, or the natural and persistent hostility of white race. okay, thanks a lot. while sheridan said that the army could, quote, not fight indians on the principles of high tone warfare and said he would never spare native women or children on principle. querying, quote, did we cease to throw shells into vicksburg or atlanta because women and children were there, end quote, by contrast, pope's going to take a major step back after the dakota war and begin to recons

well, you talk to adam sherman and amy sherman got on the phone with. mayor. mayor says, okay, what do we need to do to? get you off the bridge? passed ordinances, get ordinances. she's like, okay, i don't want to talk to you. who else can? i talk to you too much. right? right who else do i need to talk to and get back to the organizers. who do you need to talk to? oh yeah. you want to talk to our point person? yes, that's. sure. right. so this is growth because for years previous city, right. you could have found somebody else to talk to who would have said, oh, sure, powers that be. i'll agree to your terms. and so i'll show up at a press conference and be like, hey, the movement has decided to so on and so forth, right? so so we see all of the things that we don't normally think about when we talk. when we talk about these moments of liberatory possibility people learning right movements learn and evolve and grow and adapt. and so folks like, look, these folks are out the street right now because we are applying pressure on the city council and mayor right

we visit a christmas tree lot in sherman oaks, california, to find out if supply meets demand. >> once thanksgiving happens, it's always like the question when are we going to get our tree because that's when the season hits. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs weekend news." from new york with jericka duncan. >> good evening, and thanks for joining us on this saturday. tonight millions of americans are getting a blast of arctic air as bone-chilling temperatures settle in across a big swath of this country. at the same time, a massive storm is piling up snow in parts of the northeast. these big rigs backed up near ripley, new york, a town on lake erie. all of it happening on one of the country's busiest travel weekends. cbs' ali bauman is at newark airport in new jersey where the storm is also expected to impact air travel. ali? >> reporter: the faa says the u.s. saw a record number of flights leading up to thanksgiving, and now tsa expects to screen more than three million passengers on sunday alone. whether you're flying or driving this holiday weekend, a smooth ride may be at risk as a sweeping

the families of sherman's alleged victims emotional presenting mack's parents with flowers in her honor. prosecutors say they're now preparing for the first major litigation in this case that's expected sometime around february or march. stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. >> stephanie, thank you for that. now to a rare weather event. check out this. it's a snow day. no. or snow devil. there it is in park city, utah. a man walking his dog recorded on sunday. snow tornadoes take place when surface winds create a swirling vortex. pretty cool to see a snow. >> nato. snow. nato, really? >> now we need a movie, right? >> put some sharks in there. >> an alligator or sharks? no, nato. your move. >> hollywood. all right. coming up where you can buy the ten commandments. what and why? you'll need some really deep pockets for this one. and maybe a truck. >> but first, how? >> a sea turtle has just been given a second chance at life. you're watching world news out bath or shower? now you can have a new one installed in just one day, with a new limited time offer from jacuzzi bath remodel. we're w

at twin oaks, the june passing closet e or feeling the streams that the fire comcast sherman's worship fi, it's present in electric tools and legends. vanya and aries, unique and hawk has the built in talk about the great spirit in the sky of the great spirit of acts, which is supposed to rain over. how has the 5th element is unique to this place? we talking here about the special historical and cultural heritage such as the menus. wilks had 2 clips, one of a coined scope, physics cetera. that's why, how has the it is known as the land of 5 elements. let me just see you mention the any, say the world's 5th largest. we have lots of interesting facts. can you tell me about that? no. the units say is the main route to way of co cause the flows through the whole republic expanding over 4000 kilometers is the face longest river in the world to give you some perspective. it's 110th of the lens of the equate to which is an immense distance. every it to live is a foot 650 kilometer cube to move that into the ocean. that is a loss of water. just imagine a tube of water with each side, measuring

at twin oaks senior autumn, the june policy was e, are feeling the streams that the fire comcast sherman's worship fi. it's present in electric tools and legends. vanya and air is unique in hawk has the built in talk about the great spirit. and this guy of the great spirit of act, which is supposed to rain over. how has the, the 1st element is unique to this place we talking here about the special historical and cultural heritage such as the menus, wilks', pet, true cliffs, one of a coined scope to his exact truck. and that's why, how has the it is known as the land of 5 elements. let me just see, you mentioned the any say here, the world's 5th largest. we have lots of interesting facts. can you tell me about that? no. the units say is the main route to way of co cause the flows through the whole republic expanding over 4000 kilometers is the longest river in the world to give you some perspective. it's 110th of the lens of the equate to which is an immense distance every year to live is a foot 650 kilometer cube of move that into the ocean. that is a loss of water. just imagine a cube, a

debido a esas condiciones peligrosas, por otra parte aquÍ en el condado sacramento en la isla sherman,las autoridad esculquen a todas las personas a estar inscriptos a esas notificaciones de la oficina de emergencia del estado por sÍ deben recibir un mensaje de emergencia. ese mensaje es para aquellos personas que estÁn listos para reciclar esos Árboles de navidad, porque desde el 26 de diciembre hasta el 15 de enero residentes en el condado yolo pueden resistir hasta dos Árboles de navidad sin cargo alguno en el vertedero central del condado yolo. estamos compartiendo los dos verdaderos. uno en la ciudad de woodland, otro en esparto es importante que el reciclaje de Árboles es un recurso valioso renovable y que todos los Árboles son biodegradables. se enviarÁn a condado y los residentes deben asegurarse de que estos Árboles estÉn libres de adornos. pasemos a mÁs informaciÓn, imagÍnese leer mensajes de racismo. es el mensaje que recibiÓ una residente, en un incidente que tuvo que verse involucradas las autoridades locales. >> ciertamente es una situaciÓn desagradable y sobre todo tene

y es que durante la nochebuena y el día de navidad, 2 viviendas en sherman oaks, al sur del estado fueronuna residencia ubicada sobre la avenida berna, en la ciudad de sherman oaks. alrededor de las 19:30 de la noche. era el 25 de diciembre. escuché una alarma. estaba caminando mi perro. me acerqué al lugar. eran las 21:00 de la noche. había un guardia de seguridad y le pregunté qué es lo que estaba pasando? y me dijo creo que acaba de pasar un robo. después esperamos a que llegaran las autoridades. del vehículo salen 4 personas, saltan la cerca para entrar al lugar con los rostros cubiertos. según el reporte de la policía, no había nadie en casa a esa hora. en esta otra toma se ve a las 4 personas salir del lugar con lo que parece ser una mochila y algo entre las manos. hay vecinos del área. reaccionaban ante el robo. es un buen vecindario, al igual que cualquier otro lugar. algunas personas piensan que hay oportunidades y los criminales las van a tomar. a 6 millas de distancia sobre la avenida vanowen, cerca de la calle forbes, en la ciudad de van ness, ocurrió otro robo durante la noch

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jake sherman, that's an understatement, jake sherman, ryan nobles, thank you very much. i know that look, jake, i know what you're thinking. still ahead, is it illegal for a new york doctor to prescribe abortion pills to a texas woman. the new legal barrier the state of texas is trying to break. >>> plus, what the u.s. has to gain or lose from the fall of assad in syria. it does matter here. we're going to get into it. >>> first, the suspect in the killing of the unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson is hit with terrorism charges. what prosecutors say he did that justifies that, and why some legal experts are calling it an overreach. we're back in 90 seconds. we're s ♪ who knows what tomorrow ♪ ♪ will bring ♪ [dog barking] ♪ maybe sunshine, ♪ [dog whining] ♪ and maybe rain ♪ ♪ but as for me ♪ ♪ i'll wait and see ♪ [knock at door] ♪ and maybe it'll bring my love to me ♪ ♪ who knows ♪ ♪ who knows ♪ ♪♪ everywhere but the seat. the seat is leather. alan, we get it. you love your bike. we do, too. that's why we're america's number-one motorcycle insurer. but do you have to wedg

at twin oaks and you let them the ju hassey wasn't even filling the streams at the avaya. comcast sherman's worship fi, it's present an electric tools and electrons. vanya, there's an aries, unique and hawk has the built in talk about the great spirits in the sky of the great spirit of app, which is supposed to rain over. how has the face element is unique? to this place we talking here about the special historical and cultural heritage such as the menus. wilks had 2 cliffs, one of a coins, sculptures, etc. that's why, how has the it is known as the land of 5 elements. and let me just see, you mentioned the any say here, the world's 5th largest. we have lots of interesting facts. can you tell me about that? no. the units say is the main router way of co cause the a, it flows through the whole republic, expanding of 4000 kilometers is the face, longest river in the world to give you some perspective. it's 110th of the length of the equate to which is an immense distance every year to live as a foot 650 kilometer cube to move that into the ocean. that is a loss of water. just imagine a cube b

c a is hit scan on the cord on much reports done for 5 fish sandwich is id north sherman street. you can recognize the good one by the fact that it's pretty pat fresh. ms. herring's really good, very fresh, very tasty and very tend. i've enjoyed this fe by the water and see especially thing it's big and small inhabitants. since this is my home region, that's been a special experience sharing it with you. would you like to visit this less on known part of germany, your says, letting me know and your comments. thank you for watching and see you next time. the, the, the before the end of the reproductive medicine today, the rest of the modern lifestyle goes, what's best for the baby in good shape next on what if your country have hardly any drink with no refreshments of resources. places exactly that. yes, a densely populated switching states has found a solution of the country lost upon the eco india. in 16 minutes on the this shadows these costs and video shed light on the donkey street. devastating colonial har is infected by germany across and he employed schools to post tactic

sherman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. sherman: congress over the years has created federal programs that help the housing insecure, particularly veterans. now, of course, to qualify for these programs you need to have income under a certain threshold. however, we have to focus on how do you calculate that income level, particularly, do you include disability benefits in the income of those seeking this housing, usually homeless people seeking the housing? i think that you should not, especially when the effect of considering that disability payment is to deny housing to a homeless disabled veteran. our internal revenue code already recognizes that disability benefits paid to veterans are not to be considered income. and at our urging, the department of housing and urban development has reached the same conclusion, at least for now. and it is time for us to have statutory provisions that make it clear that in calculating eligibility, disability benefits paid by the v.a. should not be included. the reason for that is we can

sherman kent, he spent his whole life waiting for a war. was teaching, he would throw chalk past the heads of his students to keep them awake. they don't let us do that anymore. and adele kyber who was a traveling archive hunter, she would take pictures in archive frs scholars in the united states. one of the things i came to believe while i was writing the book is that in a time of crisis, you don't rise to the occasion so much as you fall back on your training. it turned out that people like adele had been training for this situation their whole life. they just hadn't known about it yet. she was able to go abroad and became the most prolific document hunter for the oss. she sent home literal tens of material. she was undercover in wartime stockholm and was finding all of these books and maps. she seemed to change her character to become who they most wanted her to be. she was talking with german bookstore owners who were sympathetic with germany. she was sympathetic with germany, too. she was preparing before the war took place so when it

cnbc sports, alex sherman caught up with the major league socce commissioner and joins us no with theights. what did he tell you >> hey, scott. we talked about a number o different things, lionel messi's effect on the league and o attendance mls had the second highest total attendance of any soccer leagu throughout the globe this year in large part due to messi we talked about the mls cu coming up on saturday. we talked about the media rights deal with apple which is ver unique among all of the sports companies with the media partners the mls struck a deal with apple that gives apple all of the ml games. they have an exclusive contrac there. very different from othe leagues who have sliced an diced among many media companies to maximize revenue. one thing we have not learned is how many subscribers actuall sign up for mls season pas which costs $15 a month. so i asked don garber, why haven't you disclosed th subscriber number. here's what he had to say. >> we have more subscribers than we in apple thought we would have we have more people watching the games. we have every single game,

some people who do commit violence some colleagues of mine, securing global affairs, professor bart sherman on what motivates people and what separates those who believe in extremism who commit violence and those who believe in extremist ideologies and motivations and do not commit this violence. and that is something we need to learn more about as to why the individuals may believe in a lot of the same types of things or have similar motivations do not act on these and why some individuals might act on them and what triggers them to go a step forward in these acts of violence. step forward in these acts of violence-— step forward in these acts of violence. ~ , ., violence. we should underline that less than _ violence. we should underline that less than 24 _ violence. we should underline that less than 24 hours - violence. we should underline that less than 24 hours on - violence. we should underline. that less than 24 hours on from the authorities in the press conference little earlier on, they're underlining that the broader context for in a motive on the background for an emotive is sti

winning a big worthwhile sherman act case these days is not easy. in fact, the original ftc complaint filed against facebook in 2020 was dismissed. but instead of abandoning that complaint as previous leaders have occasionally done before, on of the first things the chair did was to dust off that complaint, strengthen it, refile it and this time it survived a motion to dismiss. that cases headed to trial. djs complaints against big tech firms like apple and against google's ad tech practices and structure, really continued this big tap, big taste conduct tradition that began under president trump and if anything accelerated under president biden. i would include in that group the ftc's case against amazon. yet another big case that was joined by a big group of bipartisan states. many of these cases involved so- called vertical restraints. for a long time those were not high on our list of things to after. but that economic thinking is changed. restraints imposed by dominant firms and suppliers or customers can be quite harmful. as we start to look a

alex sherman got media executives to give them their predictions anonymously, of course, for the coming yr.ea alex jones, the biggest and boldest ideas coming up ahead. the exchanges back in two minutes. >> this is the exchange on cnbc. jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna say- "popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!" can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see “wicked,” in theaters now. >> welcome back to the exchange. shares of nordstrom are lower of the company announced plans to go private. the all cash deal is expected to close in the first half of the new year and is valued at more than $6 billion. is funded by nordstrom's founding family and also a mexican retailer, liverpool. our next guest says we could see m&a return to retail as lena con exits and the ftc r

campaign the day prior to sherman's army. john through washington. the army, the potomac, roughly 80,000 men at march, the very same to celebrate their role, preserving the and ending slavery. all told, more than 200,000 americans would either participate or observe the two day celebration in washington that both signaled the formal end of the civil war and provided a cathartic release for a populace still reeling from the assassination of. abraham lincoln the month prior one memphis newspaper reporting telegraph reports from washington described the grand review of the armies as, quote, the grandest military spectacle ever in this country. and the preparations and crowd of spectators were on a corresponding although the memphis of the celebration constituted a small scale affair compared to the scene unfolding in washington. the event still shocked local white population and drew intense interest. memphis remained a city awash in confederate sympathy and bitterness over war's outcome, and for many, the sight of a black celebratory parade horrified t

además, se encuentra el árbol más grande del planeta llamado general sherman, que llega a medir más delos árboles por incendios ocurridos en los años 2020 y 2021, obligando a guardaparques tomar medidas para resguardar a los gigantes. pero, y como si se tratase de una obra divina, a través del mismo fuego, cuando la lumbre llega hasta lo más alto de sus ramas, éstas desprenden unos conos que libera semillas para que más secuoyas se sigan sembrando naturalmente y permitir así su conexión con la tierra y el ser humano. es como un lenguaje. el sonido y la vibración son lenguaje. y si te sientas largo tiempo a escuchar, puedes sentir la vibración pasar. [sebastián] afirmó miguel carter, turista que viene a inspirarse de la naturaleza. dentro del parque se puede hacer senderismo, acampar, ver animales y esto es algo que capta la atención en otros países. es muy famoso en francia. hay muchas personas que visitan sequoia park. 2 millones de personas anualmente. es lo que se estima. visitan este parque y una vez que cae la noche estrellada, estos gigantes se preparan para seguir maravillando a