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sid was appointed battalion commander and tells how from people civilian reservists, teachers, driversn pianists turned out to be a serious combat unit. just well , an unthinkable path, i would say, well, it’s not that he wouldn’t think, why our grandfathers did the unthinkable. well, guys, too, never in my life did i hold a weapon in my hands. it’s just that, for example, after about 3 months of worthy defense , tit tells how his battalion captured two dozen ukrainian soldiers who broke through from mariupol and shows captured equipment. in our world us. elenia, especially the capital of our city of donetsk, how they endure with firmness this is all that is happening. there are now regular shelling and so on, er to the russians, i would like to say. appreciate appreciate appreciate the world. and yet there are still only here, these terrible shots cannot be shown without a cut, blood, severed limbs, 13 dead are the consequences of the shelling of the center of the board on september 19, as soon as yuri sushchenko heard the tragedy and immediately rushed to the baku commissars square,

we brought beauty the commander of the third rifle battalion, viktor moskalenko, with the call sign sidporozhye, but his roots are donetsk grandfather miner he himself graduated from the donbass academy of civil engineering, there was a coup in lawlessness. yes, different things. all the same , the power somehow changes one way or another. well, here it was power that was changed with the help of money. there since with the help of a coup, with the help of this dirt, all the violence and so on, to bring out the emotions of people. in general, the emphasis was on creating. before the herd was created, the herd was demolished and that's it. they came to our house. well, she what to do, took trunks? yes, let's go again, we got it. they also at one time, moskalenko joined. at the end of may 2014, he was in the defense of the miners, then in the engineering unit he was engaged in securing positions, and in 2015 he was wounded and lost his left shin, just while performing a combat mission blown up two. well, no matter how the prosthesis continued to remain in service anyway, it does not preve

. >> reporter: this place is the brain child of sid sitson, an nfl lineman turned developer who boughtlorida and set out to the build the cleanest, most resilient town in america. >> here is the elementary school. we have a fieldhouse that is now housing people as a shelter. >> it is fitting that the mascot of babcock high are the trail blazers. everything is very well thought out here. >> i have to say, my heart still breaks. i feel a little guilty leaving the damage but it is a relief to come to a place unscathed like this. >> we're feeling the guilt, too. being out here. >> are you? >> absolutely. where we got it good out here. >> it is unfortunate to feel guilty about it. i feel relieved that we're not adding to what first responders have to deal with and we're able to help the community and so we have people making meals and taking in laundry for sheriffs and firefighters that are in and out of town because we were able to durable, we were able to help in that way. >> here is the tesla batteries. never had to use them. for people who say if you want to live a sustainable lifestyle

and when imus left he got the bernie and sid show.ecause he was always on "imus in the morning." >> brian: why don't you come down and still do fox? >> brian: he said i don't want to work that hard. he will be missed. >> will: sorely. >> ainsley: carol so sorry for your loss his wife and two children. what a great guy. amazing. >> brian: all right. we move ahead. still ahead, president biden warning vladimir putin, he is deadly serious about using nukes in ukraine. general jack keane reacts. is he not nearly as alerted. are we in fact facing armageddon? he does not think so. plus. >> will: rapper ye west sits down with tucker carlson in interview. >> my handlers told me if i said that i liked trump that my career would be over, that my life would be over. they said stuff like people get killed for wearing a hat like that. they threatened my wife. >> will: more of the must-see interview still ahead. ♪ ♪ the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big

these the first new guidelines in six years about sudden infant death syndrome, or sids. unexplained deaths typically happened among seemingly healthy babies under the under the age of one. the academy is now advising parents to try to have their babies sleep on their back whenever possible, and say not to add any kind of soft bedding to their crib. it's really important because a lot of incidents of sids or sudden incident, death syndrome are related to overheating. um suffocation and getting wrapped up in bedding. some 3500 infants die from sleep related deaths every year in the united states. 7 25 is part of breast cancer awareness month hundreds of people took part in this year's making strides against breast cancer walk in san francisco. it's a five k walk. it raises money for breast cancer patients , survivors and caregivers. and we talked to a woman who says she takes park part in the walk every year, along with more than 30 members of her family. it's a beautiful moment that we get to support. our loved one but also support other survivors, and it's a local event

we were running around, trying to find sid. as soon as we brought them inside, she knew it. >> if i can make one comment. that boat didn't exist. it was part of the river. >> it was a river. >> it was waves and white caps on top of it. the wind was blowing so hard, it made a spray. needles in your face and your eyes. you couldn't see. it was impossible to get to rodney. and the water was up to our shoulders. >> rodney, ian, hope, mr. grace, thank you all very much for telling us your stories. i just heard from the control room, that governor ron desantis is having a press conference right now. let's go to that live. >> i know kevin guthrie is working with different modeling. at the end of the day, a storm that will hit 150 miles north of you, is something -- i said there would be impacts across the grulf coast. if it goes to north florida, it's a big storm. you can see impacts in naples and those areas. that's a different impact than what we ended up seeing. they worked quickly to provide people shelter and the opportunity to d

it right away the commander of the third infantry battalion, viktor moskalenko , with the call sign sid had a root , donetsk grandfather miner, he himself graduated from the donbass academy of civil engineering. it was just a coup by lawlessness. yes, all the same, the power somehow changes one way or another, but here it was the power that changed with the help of money. there, with the help of a coup with the help of this mud, all the violence and so on to bring out the emotions of people in order to create before the herd was created, the herd was demolished and that's it. they came to our house. well she what to do, took the trunks? yes, let's go again, we got it. at one time, moskalenko joined them. at the end of may 2014, he was in the defense of a miner’s camp, then in the engineering unit he was engaged in securing positions, and in 2015 he was injured, lost his left shin, just blew himself up while performing a combat mission. well, well, no matter how the prosthesis continued to remain in service , it does not prevent him from serving in february 2022, when the mobilization of

they do not have access to color information or hear the voice on the other sid of the line. after difficult an emotionally intense calls, volunteers and staff debrief on how their counseling could improve without identifying callers. >> giving people that trust and agency is something that unfortunately they don't get i their lives often enough. >> people with stories i relat to, i find those to be the hardest. >> james is a volunteer whose family member is battling heroin addiction. >> you don't know the person on the other line, and they don't know you but, we care about the , as a fellow human being. >> the call center needs more volunteers to help people like him, he has been married 14 years. he said eliminating drug and alcohol, leading a simpler life and reaching out for help and support have been key. >> i believed that there was a life better for me than what i have been living. and it was my journey to find that life. >> in novato, kpix5. >> the number of suicides did increase last year and the program says they are getting about one third more calls through the ne

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ordered to start a ministerial investigation, but his opponents consider it insufficient, and sid's fittingwhen this investigation is completed and whether it is possible to complete it, when it becomes known how long we all have been waiting for all the necessary procedures to begin before the end of the year. how long will this investigation take? at this stage, it is impossible to answer to the parliamentary discussion of this issue, one of the former adherents of the church was invited, the hasidazio was forced to divorce his wife, who gave all the family savings to the mutant, and two years ago, his son committed suicide, what do you think the government should do now is to issue an order to dissolve there is no other way out, the legislative framework that makes it possible to dissolve a religious organization. in japan , it appeared only in the mid-nineties after a gas attack by sectarians from an auction, but this measure was not taken against it either. the korean church will be the first to unite. however, the decision on liquidation can only be made by the court, and then only if

however, later on travelling pushing into the country but temperatures on a par with sid today 12 tot it to be mainly drivers and sunshine but wetter by midweek. this is bbc news. i'm samantha simmonds and these are the latest headlines... as the prime minister fights for her political life — her new chancellor admits mistakes were made in rolling out the government's new economic policy and that some taxes will rise. we are going to take some tough decisions, notjust on spending but also on tax because we have to show the world that we have a plan that adds up financially and that is the way we will get stability back in the situation. manchester united footballer mason greenwood is arrested for allegedly breaching bail conditions that were set after he was taken into custody on suspicion of rape and assault injanuary. more than forty turkish miners are now known to have died following an underground explosion — dozens of others were injured. exchange of fire — ukraine continues to push back russian forces — but the invading troops aren't giving up.

took place after the congress became possible to say a kind of congress of winners means, of course, sidhis closest entourage in the standing committee of the politburo of the central committee of the communist party of china, there is practically no one who could say these dian pinu, no one could disagree with the point of view of the first person, as well as putin sitin is going to rule forever today leading chinese media designed for foreign audiences emphasize that there is no heir in the standing committee of the politburo central committee there is no company of china, that is, there is not even an idea that the president and the head of the people's republic of china can be replaced after the third term of his government, and this is the usual thing that also leads to thoughts about a war in the taiwan gulf, so that relations between russia and china will be relations between allies who will be together to fight against all those whom they consider opponents of authoritarianism together to dismantle the practical world together to wage wars and in this plan, of course, these bells

we heard from tim anderson, director of the center for counter hedge, a monic studies from sid me, who says the us military funded institute simply says what washington wants. the thing about i is that it is not even reveal in the meeting here in australia, and they have funded by destroyed in the military and by the u. s. military and my weapons manufacturers. and they also have tied journalists in the, in the stores use like media. and also the people that those hide journalists interview are also often paid boy sources linked to the u. s. military. and so there's, unfortunately a very strong loop here. it's just a straight propaganda channel for the u. s. military saying what the u. s. military wants. unfortunately, he has started the media to so badly compromise and doesn't recognize the conflicts of interest. but people are being fooled by that. i mean the, the abc, the, the, you're struggling to study media does not even acknowledge that the people that live interviewing with s b is funded by and destroyed in and the u. s. military. and of course, a u. s. military on these try in

yes, media outlets a quick sid analysis of public mccarthy's statement saying that democracy is no longer important to the republicans. while the democrats still hold the majority, the house of representatives. ukraine continued to get financial help from the united states with over $70000000000.00 in aid. already sent. washington plans to transfer another $725000000.00 to keep for security assistance. this comes as a story. inflation is being ignored by the biden's. miss susan with fox news host, tucker carlson, plenty out the blind spot. i'm not concerned about our economy. i'm concerned about ukraine or. 4 economy strong as hell, really have you looked at markets is not just tycoon. you care that for your retirement account is it's way down. and by the way, day to day, you notice inflation. we have record inflation. and it's not only the usb do those raising concerns of immense, healthy grain. some european economic policymakers are also on high alert over the blogs future they want helping ukraine brings immense financial risk for the blocks is key is possible. default main, drag down

and by the time the punitive expedition is over, pershing is faced on three sid >> mexico says if hegoes in any direction except north they will attack. the world came very close to a second war. the germans encouraging this to happen sent the infamous zimmerman telegram and said ifin you join us to fight the americans you will have the right to win back the territory they took from you in the us mexican war. not only did that not happen, think god that he used his time when he could not move his troops anywhere else to train them. they had no training in marching or anything and pershing drilled them over and over so when the expedition was withdrawn and we enter world war i with germany almost right away he commands the allied troops in the first american troops to effectively go to europe and by are the soldiers from the punitive expedition. so that very clearly it was a great moment for the american military. so everything changed the edits of the same as that odd how history works that way? [laughter] we have ten minutes for questions from the audience. something that occurred t

the sid day off to a summit of european leaders was held in the city across in vienna, austria, and say that politician should listen to the own citizens. instead of playing along with lobbyists in the e, u, and nato. what people from across the you are condemning the governments, but failing to curb the price hikes is what else? some of the europeans are saying. oh yes, we have been waiting for a long time for the government to stop acting and to relieve us from these huge cos, ranging from power to basic food. and it's not all the basic food these days, but almost everything. and the government pretends everything is fine. don't the yellow bed care? why are we paying? because we can't take it anymore. there are people who don't have enough money for the whole month and who have to choose whether to pay the rent to pay the bills. the price increases of this last period or intolerable considering that the extra profits of corporations are getting bigger and bigger than that is it or so on. the situation is very clear. now, it is very clear that due to the overall events, the war and the

off from vital services, it says no, he seeing electricity a water, it could cause a new migration. sid nami, at the moment, unfortunately, we only have the iris t, a defense missiles, and we look forward to receiving another batch of ammunition. the missiles are only in production at the moment, but we need them now. ukraine's prime minister also added the country will need more than $10000.00 mobile electricity generators and heating systems ahead of the winter. recently president zalinski reported that 30 percent of ukrainian power fonts have been destroyed or damaged since moscow started as stripes against the country's energy grid in retaliation. for attacks on critical russian infrastructure. well, an expert in geo politics, pierre emanuel toma is now joining us here, analogy international founder of international brussels based organization, euro continent, a very well welcome to you today. so thanks for coming on the program. do you think that the energy supply problems in ukraine could trigger a new wave of migration as the prime minister has said, a yes, this is very likely er

that ukraine blew up a bridge in crimea russian attacks have stilled at least four in the southeast sid of dnipro. president biden is slamming the russian missile attack throughout ukraine he says the strikes show, quote, utter brew taught of president putin's war on the ukrainian pam. >>> on the news tonight how western allies are responding, tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >>> in the nfl, the carolina panthers have fired coach matt ruhle after the team's loss on sunday he had a start of 1 ha-4 opening for the season >>> brian, that's the latest, back to you, $62 million, seven years, getting fired after 2 1/2 years, i'll tell you what, you can get fired and be set for life >> it can work that way. >> it's happened to a lot of college coaches. seema, thank you very much >>> coming up, could small-cap stocks be flashing a big buy signal harry is here with what what could be a bullish sign. >>> and throughout his span heritage among, here is jose cele, ceo of restaurant brands interpret national >> i think the story of the cuban immigrant is not well known. it's a pretty compelling story o

he's like sid sperling. he wasn't just a member of the hair club for men: he was the president.er but is a troll. he's on twitter trolling people all the time. he had guys cranking the media, claiming they were fired from twitter, then he retweets it and goes "i never liked those guys." it is healthy to have a subversive platform. it's making all these rich people nervous. it's got to be good for something. >> we talked about how bush -- they prevented this from happening. there were rumblings of that. i also saw on twitter today, from attorneys on the left saying that they wanted to look at his immigration status, getting to the country legally, being from south africa. it's like one platform. can they let it go? >> eventually. it's just the first few days and everybody is hot and bothered about it. two things i wanted to bring up here discharging for the blue check mark thing i think is going to be interesting. i don't think that should be the way it is, and verification is supposed to be that it's a trusted resource. you can make a face, but journalists rely upon it, people w

every time he speaks it's just unproductive because on one sid you're putting fear in american whichs not helpful, and it really questions his leadership. on the outside, if he knows putin so welcoming he would kno he shouldn't be saying this is armageddon because putin is hearing that. what he needs to do is have strong bold leadership, he need to say look, if you do anything there will be hell to pay. he needs to remind china and iran are you supporting this conversation and he needs to stray strong and what we have. our military can handle this. what he needs to do is have deterrence when president trump was in office you didn't see these dictators doing this because there wasn't a weakness that we're seeing today. >> jesse, to that point, when biden starts talking about armageddon, and you've got russia now which is as far as i'm concerned, pretty elite position as he is closing in ukraine. his forces are being drafted or forced to fight. people are trying to get out of russia, and we like build him u as this nuclear power. >> have to keep also the countr calm in times like this

we've all seen people who said something in 2018 and sid some said something different this year. >> and of course going in crime expected to be the central issue. what was the big takeaway? >> and it is that there are two different visions or versions of what is happening. everybody knows that there is a problem. but there are some who think that you can't blood a city with weapons which is what we've seen, new york police department has seized over 6,000 weapons this year alone. if you flood a city with guns, there is going to be problems. i think that is one approach to it. the other approach is that we have to halt our use of bail reform, we have to leer th lowee age of criminal responsibility and teen 16-year-olds like adults.ee lower the age of criminal responsibility and teen 16-year-olds like adults. lower the age of criminal responsibility and teen 16-year-olds like adults. lower the age of criminal responsibility and teen 16-year-olds like adults.lower the age of criminal responsibility and teen 16-year-olds like adults. put more police on the streets. two different version

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time, both the civilian side and military side of the pent gone was unified and in arguing for row sid yule force and we felt like our presence was strengthening the iraqi backbone, was helping to dampen down attentions between the different ethnic elements of the force in iraq. for full some discussion of pros, cons and risks and the people committed their views to paper, we had repeated situation room discussions, debates about everyy aspect and at the end of the day, the president made his decision and he wanted to end one of the wars he inherited and he felt that given the threat of the time t and the assessment of the iraqi forces that they'd be able to hold it together with a secure systems mission only. he thousand they'd make a hard turn back toward secretaryism and al-qaida and iraq to reemerge with isis and the safe flavin syria as well. things very quickly started moving in a bad direction. to obama's credit, i disagree with his initial decision obviously and made that very clear at the time. he did do that thing and he recognized the threat and went back in but at some grea

sid not something that you're interested in, being a u.s. citizen?bsolutely. >> jimmy: you are interested in it? >> yeah, man, were not? abou about. >> jimmy: why hasn't the president called and said, yeah, we'd like to sign you up? >> i'll send him some "berserker." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is something -- i do have the paperwork here. [ laughter ] if you wanted to fill it out, we got it. [ cheers and applause ] we even got you a pen that you can fill that out tonight, very patriotic. >> america! >> jimmy: a laminated form. thinking about applying for naturalization? >> yes, please. >> jimmy: guillermo did this. >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: was it hard? >> guillermo: no, it's real easy, you should do it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you filled out all this stuff? this is a lot of stuff to fill out. >> yeah, i did, jimmy. >> jimmy: you filled out all of these things, wow, that's impressive. or you know, i will tell you another thing. i discussed this with my wife. you and i could get married if you wanted to. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> but

. >> reporter: this place is the brainchild of sid kitsen, an nfl lineman turned developer, who boughte elementary school in the field house, which is house lg ing people. >> i guess it's fitting that the mascot of babcock high are the trailblazers. >> trailblazers. everything is very well thought out here. >> i have to say, my heart still breaks. i feel a little guilty seeing the damage, but it's a relief to come to a place unscathed like this. >> we're feeling the guilt too. >> reporter: are you? >> yeah. we certainly have it really good out here. >> it's unfortunate to feel guilty about it. i feel relieved that we're not adding to what first responders have to deal with and that we're able to help the community so we have people here making meals or taking in laundry from sheriffs and firefighters that are in from out of town because we were resilient, because we were durable. we're able to help in that way. >> reporter: so, yeah, there's the batteries. never had to use them. for those people who say if you want to loif a sustainable lifestyle, you have to live eat straw and walk to

and users and scale in advertisers one last thing to your comment, one thing that facebook and meta sidnce in the small business side. that's the long tail i think that actually is a good longer term trend. >> that's interesting. i think it was ben smith of siva 4 in the wake of earns requested rhetorically on twitter has any social platform every truly reversed a decline i'm not arguing that facebook is in that position, but a frame of view like that would explain his willingness to bet so big on something that is still so far out, wouldn't you say? >> yeah. no, carl it's really fascinating on the metaverse, so far out, unclear we'll see what happens here. nice to see some i guess improving metrics overall, but we know that they're investing quite significantly into next year and maybe those investments temper '24 that's a long way to move forward. we look at the here and now and think about engagement rates and what keeps us going on meta is engagement reach that all-time high or continue to grow in the u.s. that is so key and most importantly it's how that engagement is growing. and

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intended threat to nancy pelosi as well because according to sources he said where's nancy where'sanian sidt entered the home. when we look at the panoply of things that have happened over the last few years the threat against brett kavanaugh the shooting at the congressional baseball game the attack on rand paul public figures in this country do face real threats to their person. >> it races questions. thank got for these officers who were there and so quickly got this under control. great response time. great in disputeing the situation but not une-fortunately before mr. pelosi had been injured. it raises a couple of questions. first of all with respect to public office are going to be to be dissuaded because of things like this, will be afraid forward their families from taking some of these political positions? you and i know. we have covered entertainment things over the years sometimes a celebrity has nothing to do with politics but by virtue of being a public person out there you're and interesting target for somebody who is not well and we are waiting to learn what happened in this

prevent him from serving in february 2022, when the mobilization began in the donetsk people's republic sidious combat division. just well , an unthinkable path, i would say, well, it’s not that he wouldn’t think, why our grandfathers did the unthinkable. here, well guys, too, never in my life held nothing in his hands. it’s just that after, for example, it’s been worthy for about 3 months already. in the defense of the credits, he tells how his battalion captured two dozen ukrainian soldiers who broke through from mariupol and shows captured equipment. in general , i bow to our world population, especially in the capital of our city. donetsk, how they endure it. that's all that's happening. there are now regular shelling and so on, er to the russians, so the connoisseurs would like to say. appreciate appreciate the world wounded. and there is still such terrible shots it is impossible to show severed limbs without a cut, 13 dead are the consequences of the shelling of the center of donetsk on september 19, as soon as yuri sushchenko heard the tragedy and immediately rushed to the baku comm

wnbc's andra sid reports for us. >> the tents are up. many of the beds in place.or eric adams said the new humanitarian relief center on randall's island is only the beginning. >> every community is going to see asylum seekers. >> four days after declaring an emergency as the influx of migrants from the texas border continues, with buses arriving in port authority dearly, and an estimated cost of one billion dollars, the mayor's call for stated federal help not yet answers. >> since that declaration, have you gotten any commitments from either of federal or state governments jacket -- >> meanwhile, those spectacular fall weather won't last forever. >> we want to identify an indoor site. we don't want children and adults to be sleeping in a tent outside the parking lot. >> roxboro president vanessa gibson among those opposed to the original proposed relief site, in orchard beach. amid flooding concerns. she said, officials gutted the indoor kingsbridge or murray, but it has been rejected. >> we have been looking at places like kingsbridge armory, which is in viable

new york , bernie and sid show . and prior to that, imus in be the morning. and he leaves behind his wifnd n and two children. all of them are in our thoughtse le this eveningtonight. right. that's all the time we have left this evening. as always, thank you for beingsl with us. please setways dvr and never mis an episode. the news any time fox news .com ,hannity .com. in the meantime, let not your heart be troubles.s laur here'sa with the laura with the. angle. >> laura , shawn, bernie,as mcguirk was one of my close one of my close friends. i don't know i friends, i think. 'd be doing i don't know if i would even i'm not sure i would be doing what i'm doing now. had the relationship with imusp with and bernie and charles mccord and all of them. did an, that was my first real tv that i did was on on his when it was simulcast on the other cable network. but he he you know how thereyo are certain people who can make you laugpeople wh and then thers certain people that's him lau who can make you cry. laughinggh well, have a few bees with bernie mcguirk and you w

well, to put it bluntly, during the years of sidding's rule, this problem could not be solved, in contrasts in the world from the public opinion of experts, politicians only increased, but this does not mean that this task is completely canceled weak viet. this is a direct roll call with putin, and here it is very interesting. it seems to me a phenomenon when, on the one hand , we clearly have something in common, on many issues, on the other hand. as far as i understand the political culture of china, a lot of what russia is doing should lead them to some embarrassment, how does it fit together how they study russian politics in china today, they study and draw conclusions for themselves. well, turning a little bit past, the lessons of the collapse of the ussr in china are still being mastered. though it would seem that 30 years have passed, but the chinese will never tell you that the collapse of the ussr is good or bad, is it a triumph or is it a tragedy? or is it when or is it a universal catastrophe? they talk about what conclusions china should draw in order not to repeat these mista

captain sid just a few boats down, there were actually neighbors that cap htured videof him fleeing fromhand, so out of control. i can tell you as a native floridian, i have been through a lot of storms. this is undoubtedly the most impactful that i have personally seen and experienced with my own eyes, the damage since hurricane andrew in 1992, and that was a category 5. essentially wiped cities off the map in south mandiami-dade coun. this different in southwest florida, an area that prizes its marine industry and the fishing industry and the tourism industry here. it's an area that is at or near sea level. so boat life here, salt life is a part of the fabric of this community. i have never seen a storm do this kind of damage, literally taking vessels and throwing them out into neighborhoods and wiping out entire communities from the map as we saw in sanibel island and pine island and other parts of this region in southwest florida. it's not just southwest florida that was impacted. there was flooding as far north of orlando, people having to be rescued there. a short time ago we spoke

how sol sid the charge? >> the parties came together and agreed to violate lawsuit and in this instance the law that they were violating was the use of force to oppose the authority of the united states. this is a case where it's going to be difficult for them to deny what they did because we've got all kinds of things putting them at the capitol from video evidence, text messages and other things. i don't think they're denying they were at the capital. the part that is going to be at issue is their intent. why were they there? what was their purpose? and did they agree to do that? i think it is a strong case just based on the allegations in the indictment alone. and some of the things we heard at opening statement yesterday which is they've got all of the text messages back and forth between them. and as just mentioned, recorded phone conversations. it's very difficult to deny you're making plans when you have text messages that have the plans. i think it's a strong case. each of them is entitled to his own

my attention was in nevada, where he sid things are turning around there, paraphrasing. he seems s to be alone in that assessment. democrats are worried about nevada. you've been there. and arizona is getting tight too. >> yes. first of all, schumer who i covered for a vor long time, leader schumer, if you have data that suggests the nevada race is getting better for democrats, i would love to see it. you have my number. give me a call. democrats have been concerned about the governor's race and the senate race for week. of the triumvirate of the key senate races in the end of three big ones -- georgia, nevada, and pennsylvania -- it was the one that democrats were most pessimistic about and had been most pessimistic about. again, it does not mean it's destined to be a loss. margin of error race, could go either way. but if you polled 100 best-informed democrats you know in the political class about what's going on, they old say they've been worried about nevada more than georgia and pennsylvania, which they thought until this week they were the most hopeful about. not s

. >> i'm pretty sure i just heard an audible gasp around town when gretchen whitmer said sids were outf school for three month. you know better because your ones are the ones desperately behind. the test scores show she is being dishonest about this. , dishonest to get into these schools to get these schools back on track. >> dixon noted that for a lot of kids, out of school for more than year. meantime take a look at power rankings as you say republicans still leading the way in the senate forecast 49-47 for toss-ups. they could be ahead at least in three of four of those, too. as for the house side. comfortably ahead are the republicans with a pretty sizeable margin. 216 to 186. 33 toss-ups. again, the majority leaning to the right. and clearly the electorate, guys, is very engaged with more than 7 million votes already cast for the midterms so far. that means if you haven't voted. get out there. steve, ainsley and l.j. back to you. >> thanks, kevin. >> steve: you know, it is so close in pennsylvania, and that really was the big debate last night. it was the first time they had been

between meex and tim are less significant than the fact thatistentn in hen congress for twenty years sid he's got nothing significant for his congressional district. he is the poster boy of a failed establishment elite that tries to fail upward, get promotions for having failed at their basic job.ling. i don't think those of us in ohio are going to fall or no,ra i don't either. >> and again, itdoeither reall? republicans how to do this jadi and invaluable service. >> thank you. now to illinois, whereank you.oo governor j.b. pritzker, the human dirigible, spent most of much of las ot friday'ss gubernatorial debate defending his controversial safety act. >> the republicans have put out a lot of misinformation. n there's no such thing under the safety act is not an detainable fence's willing to>>e answer the question. >> one specific change youcifiot would make.be c , i think there are clarifications that can be made in the law to make sure that>> w everyone understands what this law is and to move on .: this this was w on thursday. but maybe let's go through what. paage is really all about

the west should expect sid to seek to conquer taiwan, just as importantly, washington should expect theher than before. and that his ambitions will be directed against the us of their allies, the biden administration is likely to not ready for it. that's what the lawyers are afraid to wait for back. now they are afraid of everything, especially a strong china and a growing china, because a strong china. and this is a united asia, these are colossal mm resources that will obviously not be directed to cooperation with the west. they will be directed to development cooperation with those states that are now trying to drive into isolation, including the russian federation, the republic of belarus and those countries in which, uh, in which, uh, the united states has long stubbornly tried to resist democracy, but nothing came of it, that is strong. they don't need china. we need why the anglo-saxons created auk, yes, the new military-political union is the usa canada great britain australia is just a counterweight. china, after all, mainly in order to, let's say, oppose the influence of the m

the west should expect sid to strive to conquer taiwan as importantly as that washington should expectonvention will be higher than before. and that his ambitions will be directed against the us and its allies, the biden administration is probably not ready for this. that's so what to expect to be afraid of back. they are now afraid of everything, especially a strong china and a rising china, because a strong china. and this is a united asia. these are colossal mmm resources that will obviously not be directed to cooperation with the west. they will be directed to development cooperation cooperation with those state, which are now trying to drive into isolation, including the russian federation, the republic of belarus and those countries that, in which the united states has long stubbornly tried to create a democracy, but nothing came of it, that is, they do not need a strong china. we need we need. i’ll add this here. why did the anglo-saxons create an aux, yes, the new military-political union is the usa canada great britain australia, this is just a counterweight to china, mainly i

ap absolute pro on abc in new york , bernie and sid show . prior to that, imus in be the morning. and he leaves behind his wifnd n and two children. all of them are in our thoughtse le this eveningtonight. right. that's all the time we have left this evening. as always, thank you for beingsl with us. please setways dvr and never mis an episode. the news any time fox news .com ,hannity .com. in the meantime, let not your heart be troubles.s laur here'sa with the laura with the. angle. >> laura , shawn, bernie,as mcguirk was one of my close one of my close friends. i don't know i friends, i think. 'd be doing i don't know if i would even i'm not sure i would be doing what i'm doing now. had the relationship with imusp with and bernie and charles mccord and all of them. did an, that was my first real tv that i did was on on his when it was simulcast on the other cable network. but he he you know how thereyo are certain people who can make you laugpeople wh and then thers certain people that's him lau who can make you cry. laughinggh well, have a

. >> this is a piece oraf aiid sid sirens blaring across tokyo,d, obviously biggest city inn the world. and japan government. they're warning that northa ha miss fired a ballistic missile into japanese airspace. the japanese and tokyo being instructed to shelter indoors immediately. t wa of course, we believe our vice president was just in south korea. glenn, what what do you make of this? >> i mean, it's hard to analyze. specific events as it justil happened. but what i will use it forou is to, again, say that when you start talking about things likel major countries using long range missileses, a lot of timet the recent escalation happens isn't even because c countriesie wanted to, but because whentensf hostilities are intensified enough, missie, communication and misperception happen. that's why when yon hau get involved in a war likedibl the one in ukraine, things are incredibly dangerous. e world the world is a dangerou. these weapons can kill hundredsc of millions of people at once. and we are playing with fire, tucker, by not even being willing to debate this out ofrui fear that

the west should expect sid to seek to conquer taiwan just as importantly, that washington should expect after the convention will be higher than before and that its ambitions will be directed against the us of its allies, and the biden administration is probably not ready for this. so what to expect to be afraid of back, in the west, they are now afraid of everything, especially strong china and growing china because strong china and this is a united asia, this is colossal mmm resources that will be directed clearly not to cooperation with the west. they will be directed to development cooperation with those states that are now trying to drive into isolation, including the russian federation, the republic of belarus and those countries in which, uh, in which uh, the united states has long stubbornly tried to resist democracy, but nothing came of it. that is strong. they don't need china. we need this. i’ll add more here . why did the anglo-saxons create aus, yes, the new military-political union is the usa canada uk australia is just a counterweight. china, after all, mainly in order to

i watched this cartoon , i don’t remember exactly what it’s called; i also answered sid's option becausetiger, and manny it was a mom cartoon called ice age the correct answer from the sixth question. what dynasty was founded by the first king of the franks, clovis, and the capetians were the merovingians and the carolingians, while denis, i answered b, as we were told in history that yes. clovis remained the merovingian dynasty. i do not remember what it is connected with, but i remember exactly what it is that the merovingians are his dynasty. i also agree that this is option b as an option. but i, in principle, did not hear, but charlemagne founded the carolingian dynasty something to add oh yes, there is to add where the dynasty came from the name of the merovingian dynasty. let's go here, since clovis was from the ant drones. the correct answer to this question is option b merovingians, well done, let's move on to the seventh question. what is polushka a young cow b a coin with a piece of utensils time those who want to talk a little, anna, what do you think, how did you answer the