steven: yes.irst of all, i got 10 secret service agents overnight, and trust me, that's not really the group you hope to hang around with at 18 years old, but that changed. i was headed to -- i was a couple weeks away from starting my freshman year at duke university and i was getting ready to head down there to move into the freshman dorm and all of a sudden i got 10 secret service agents. i didn't know how that was going to work very well and i walked into my dad post office, the oval office -- dad's office, the oval office, and i said, dad, this whole thing with you becoming president the last couple weeks and become president, i want to take a year off from college. i will go back to school next year but to get adjusted to this. like any good father, he says what's your plan? i s, i've always had this dream, this vision to go out west and be a cowboy. he's like, what/ why didn't i hear that? so that was about one step above starting a rock 'n' roll band in the garage, but he let me go and i to

steven had kept an audio diary.ssues that were going on between he and kathleen. andrea canning: stephen made this recording about three weeks before his murder. it's one of those few homicide cases that, when you really want to get into that victim's head and know exactly what's going on, steven left it for us. [ominous music] andrea canning: investigators also heard stevens standing up for his rights. he recorded one exchange with kathleen as he was picking up the baby for a short visit. kathleen was planning to take elizabeth for a weekend trip out of state against his wishes. [baby cooing] andrea canning: investigators could hear kathleen digging at steven in front of their daughter. and what it was was ugly and bitter. but a lot of custody fights are like that, and they don't end in murder. the mystery of who killed steven moore was still a puzzle, but the pieces were about to come together. craig melvin: coming up-- she offered us food, a drink. craig melvin: police pay another visit to kathleen. i remember ea

steven embodies that spirit and brings the best out of all of us. >> reporter: so when steven got a callsn't thinking about himself. >> look at them. >> reporter: instead, he decided to surprise the whole team, his wish, new state of the art helmets. >> steven, why helmets? >> brain surgery is a tough surgery for anyone and so i was going to do whatever i could do to reduce that chance by as much as i could. >> to see the way he cares about his teammates and his genuine concern for their safety, it's just really heartwarming for everybody. >> reporter: steven's gesture profoundly moving for his idol, former cardinals wide receiver larry fitzgerald whose foundation funded the helmets. >> congratulations on making a difference but also set ago great example for all of us. >> it's truly humbling to see everyone who is here. >> reporter: with steven's brain scans now clear, he is back on the field. >> steven is the most selfless kid i have ever met. he means everything to our team. >> reporter: so grateful to give back to the team that's been his lifeline. >> just to have everybody there wit

strauss steven r. strauss >> steven f. strobert >> walwyn w.tuart >> benjamin suarez >> david suarez ramon suarez >> >> yoichi sugiyama >>david marc sullins >> christopher p. sullivan thomas sullivan >> >> patrick sullivan >>james joseph suozzo >> i was only in the fifth grade when the towers fell. i did not know what a terrorist even was. all i knew was that while michael was gone and he wasn't coming back. there was no more squeezing into his two-door coupe, taking trips back and forth. more rustling in the backyard. no more family holidays with him. now listening to millions of stories today and hearing so many tears and cries of frustrations of lost ones, i'm here to tell you there on but not forgotten. my kids will never forget who their uncle michael is. i will never forget who my uncle michael is. love you forever, michael angelo trinidad. and my aunt, karen joyce. you were only 5 years old when you were taken from me but i will never forget the memories we had together. took me to my first yankee game, first circus and give me my first

steven. and i think that this so logical mates or is nothing else about a firm logic because what they are doing is they're literally pushing the world towards a con, leads lation. and then they're going to have with the smile of their face with a smirk, which is kind of amazing. uh, i think that's the site is definitely not bluffing, but russia still cannot come behind the amount of evil that these people are capable of doing. uh, who would have thought that uh, your brain for a quote with all the american equipment would be cost. uh, and we would see again german times burning on that. those same fields where they burn some 70 plus years ago. so these people are ready for to do everything and anything in order to stay in power as we see what's happening in the middle east. the nose, if he doesn't escalate, he will probably go to jail. he will have to base charges in his route because people are single more, most of the people in every society are normal. they want their kids to go to school

steven thrasher is one of the hired mercenaries.the contrary, behind me and several other faculty members of your university , they tied their arms and blocked the movement of police officers in your university campus. and prevented them from performing their duties. after this shameful incident, do these people continue to teach students in the university? i about faculty members do not comment. shortly after this meeting, officials of northwestern thrasher university suspended the meeting. the meetings were not held only for the officials of this university, and steven thrasher is not the only professor who has been suspended because of his opposition to the gaza war. it is prohibited in american universities. the secretary general of nato asked the members of this military organization to increase the arms aid to ukraine . at the same time, the us defense minister announced his country's new aid package worth 250 million dollars to ukraine. the french ministry of defense also announced 300 million euros from the profits of confis

steven embodies that spirit and brings the best out of all of us. >> reporter: when steven got a callbout himself. instead he decided to surprise the whole team. his wish, new state of the art helmets. why helmets? >> brain surgery is a tough surgery for anyone. i was going to do whatever i could do to reduce that chance by as much as i could. >> you see the way he cares about his teammates and genuine concern for their safety. it's really heartwarming for everybody. >> reporter: steven's gesture profoundly moving for his idol, wide receive larry fitzgerald, whose foundation funded the helmets. >> congratulations on making a difference and also setting a great example for all of us. >> it's truly humbling to see everyone here. with his clear brain scans, he's back on the field. so grateful to give back to the team that's been his lifeline. >> just to have everybody there with me that has been through the journey, even players from last year, family members, everything. like, it was surreal. >> by the way, the flagstaff eagles won friday's game 22-12. we have football right here for yo

well, steven, steven, i'm sure all of you and our viewers saw that the last interview with victoria, new and, and that smirk on her face. they've got plans, they still got big plans. we could have to leave it there gentlemen. i want to take my guess in belgrade basil and in sweden. and of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c. and next time, remember, prospect rules, the the, [000:00:00;00] the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills. and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground, can a cold march 1944, a desk created on headless personal odor for our issues, the typhus became a weapon for mass murder. when the can do to survive in an open s one that they have to get through, it says, you know, it was that the lives of what you see, what was the shallow showing you should feel like you feel a that's the only the ful

it happened in the area of stevens creek boulevard and hanson avenue near santana row. police say around 8:00 last night, a woman was walking outside of the crosswalk when she was hit by a driver in a honda civic. officials say this marks the 38th fatality accident of the year traffic fatality, and the 14th involving a pedestrian. stevens creek boulevard is a busy shopping area dividing both santana row and valley fair mall can be a common crossing area depending on the risk level you're willing to take. >> stevens creek is one of the vision zero corridors that we're taking a look at narrowing the streets, putting in protected bike lanes, putting in a program that we're calling complete streets. >> police say the driver did stay at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. the identity of the victim is being withheld until her family is notified of her death. >> a heads up for drivers in the east bay part of interstate 680 is now closed tonight. caltrans has closed all southbound lanes between the interstate five 8680 connector in pleasanton and acosta boulev

of course, the university officials themselves did not intend to suspend steven thrasher. but under pressure. he and several other faculty members of your university tied their arms and blocked the movement of police officers in your university campus and prevented them from performing their duties. after this shameful incident, are these people still teaching students in the university ? norse western continues. meetings that were not held only for the officials of this university and steven thrasher he is not the only professor who has been banned from teaching in american universities because of his opposition to the gaza war. news sources reported the understanding between baghdad and washington for the withdrawal of us forces from iraq. reuters reported that according to the understanding between the officials of the two countries, hundreds of occupying forces will leave iraq by september next year, and the rest of them must leave iraq at the latest by day 145, that is, in 27 months. this understanding requires becoming an agreement and approval in both countries. ame

next up we have congressman steven horsford. we always tried to start the summits with hearing from survivors of gun violence and learning from them not just their stories but how they can be a tribute to the policy solutions. like many survivors in the room today, congressman orford experienced gun violence at a young age and he has dedicated his life to advocating for a community in vegas and used his position to pass stronger gun laws and large investments in intervention and prevention. [indiscernible] which would invest $6.5 billion in antiviolence programs and job opportunities. i see cvi workers in the audience today. this legislation is necessary to ensure they have the resources and sustainability for growth to make communities stronger and safed are in addition to supporting intervention on prevention he is a strong and vocal supporter of protection orders banning assault weapons, universal background checks and ending the school to prison pipeline. please help me welcome to the stage congressman horse for. [applause]

was that it helps with either the good you love a stevens, vanessa and nicholas. now i really appreciate your insight looking forward to talking to you in the near future. thank you. it's a thank you to a whole lot so you can see the program again. any time by visiting our website, i'll just, you know, dot com for further discussion to solve a facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside saw. you can also join the conversation on x, i'll hand it is at a j inside study for me. how should i go about? i'm the entire team here. and uh huh. bye. for now, the it is really forces seek to silence the truth. cindy occupied westbank storming and shutting down elsie's 00 in ramallah is targeting of the done is i as in years, a few minutes. the ending of john, it is a scene in gunners. lebanese done it is of does he like joining us? it's another example of journalists not being allowed to do their work in this concept. big lord as me, that doesn't list the text. everything is being undermined by government. a titles who are 3rd grade to tear with use of to

just saying cheerful. meat is why a. com, based in beta from san francisco, stevens and his professor of politics and found it. you want me to eastern studies of the university of san francisco from tallahassee. if you love a com, this was the hottest newspaper and all thought of the book, the punishment of gaza. thank you for joining us. nicholas. we talking about a tony point in the middle east, a live in an in particular off to the clinical house on the fall. well, this word turning point has been used repeatedly over the last to almost 12 months . certainly since october 7th, since october 8th, when has violated became committed to being a part of this, this conflict. i think this is probably the most significant points that we could say represents very likelihood or high likelihood of a major escalation that we've seen in the last 11 and a half 12 months. so to your question, yes, this is a significant blow to hezbollah. and he accumulated blows of the last 8 weeks, had been particularly painful for the group. the hardest strikes it's ever endured since it was founded in the wake

was that it helps with either the good you love a stevens, vanessa and nicholas. now i really appreciate your insight looking forward to talking to you in the near future. thank you. it's a thank you to a whole lot so you can see the program again. any time by visiting our website, i'll just, you know, dot com for further discussion to solve a facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside saw. you can also join the conversation on x, i'll hand it is at a j inside study for me. how should i go about? i'm the entire team here. and uh huh. bye for now, the the latest news as it breaks it's clear from the opening speech is here at this un general assembly that world leaders are focused on their urgency of the now with details coverage to lumpkins have watered in one of the most critical elections in this country is history for the chose with shape its future from around the world a ceasefire. it expired in august since then there has been an escalation in military operations against the rebels. a pod came into the say say that your government has re

steven, but we'll continue to continue mister remote. i think that the bigger picture is what this means for freedom of speech across the board. i'm curious to know, what's the reaction be enough work to best buy a most of all the african people are, i'm gonna buy sides unilateral divisions by the establishment, mainly in the west and a lot. but because remember, the african continent has been a victim of this information. i'm missing information. and for a very long time, we only had life opportunities like cnn, bbc and the fox news, or, you know, think that'd be changing the united states. but if i've done them in direct up top of the african people, but now we have them competing outlets that continued to debunk them to united united states logic in terms of it's a control of information. for example, we've had oddity here with us. we've had the big chinese gambling network, we have the price to be here. and these alternate to buy outlets. that's out of a challenging, you know, the united states, huge money tendency, all the informati

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and you talk a lot about buchanan and steven is right. yeah.so one of the things that was great about the was part of my the memory and the subtitle wasn't really my memories so much it was a national memory. like who is it that we remember and why and when i walked into lancaster they were actively debating who to rename that one of the elementary schools after they wanted to think james buchanan's name off he being the last president before lincoln and one of these double faced democrats who was a slave owning of this of the confederacy. well, be soon to be confederacy and i'm a moral coward. and ever since he had died, they had meticulously looked after his mansion, and you could visit it in the junior league, had been very attentive to that and thaddeus stevens, who had lived in the same town at same time when buchanan was president thaddeus stevens, was the head of the ways and means committee in the house and was way more righteous. abraham lincoln or almost anybody else. congress and was lincoln's in a lot of ways. he was on really pushe

well, steven, steven, i'm sure all of you and our viewers saw that last interview with victoria, new and in that smirk on her face. they've got plans. they still got big plans. we're gonna have to leave it there gentlemen. i want to thank my guest in belgrade . basil and in sweden, of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at our d. c. a next time. remember, prospect rules the the i told him the hollywood welcome. now i was going to dream live for dreams. come true. we have approximately 10000000 people in california that are risk of becoming on house looks good and then pulls up somebody for working to 3 jobs and still not enough because of the cost of living also has increased co bags and still buying just last year long the amount of, of homeless rose by 12 percent in california. the president button says russia is considering updating its nuclear doctrine with the proposed draft, suggesting the use of atomic weapons in response to new types of attacks including thrones and missiles. also i have here the chance overhead we've been striking to move date. this is bo

at the same time as the beginning of the academic year american universities steven thrasher, professorof journalism at northwestern university, has been suspended. a few months ago, he supported students in the pro-palestinian protests at northwestern university . stephen thrasher professor. journalist at norsosten university and social justice researcher. a professor who, according to himself, had a lot of prestige in the university where he taught. because of the activity in the field of racial issues and covid. the officials of the university praised my work a lot, and about my activities regarding journalism with a social justice approach, there were many advertisements for they do it themselves. right one last year, my photo was put on the cover of the university's alumni magazine , but at the end of the previous academic year, the page was turned back where steven thrasher protested the war in gaza and america's support for the zionist genocide. what they don't like is that i apply the same principles of social justice that i used to racial issues and aids to the palestinians . t

their favorite place. >> reporter: dan stevens is feeling grateful. >> i've been blessed my whole life. if this is the only bad thing that happens, i'm good, man. doesn't bother me. really doesn't. >> reporter: what he doesn't want is people coming inside in the overnight hours. as we go to the drone, you can see what they're building right now. a temporary wall here. beyond that, there are steel beams that have been ripped apart by the force of the hurricane itself, razor sharp, right at head level. the national hurricane center says most of the injuries actually happen after a hurricane has passed. dave malkoff, cbs news, houma, louisiana. >>> cooler temperatures in the coming days could help thousands of firefighters get control of three massive wildfires burning in southern california. they've torched more than 110,000 acres combined and destroyed dozens of homes. ben tracy -- cbs' ben tracy spoke to a homeowner who did everything he could to fight the flames himself. >>> it came up this side here, and then just caught the thing on fire. i'm telling you, it was hot, hot, hot. >> re

— it, steven? it has the classic exuberance _ it, steven?defeated. i was at the lib - exuberance of a party that has just i been defeated. i was at the lib dems in 2015— been defeated. i was at the lib dems in 2015 when — been defeated. i was at the lib dems in 2015 when they— been defeated. i was at the lib dems in 2015 when they had _ been defeated. i was at the lib dems in 2015 when they had been - been defeated. i was at the lib dems in 2015 when they had been kicked i in 2015 when they had been kicked out, labour— in 2015 when they had been kicked out, labour 2010, _ in 2015 when they had been kicked out, labour 2010, they— in 2015 when they had been kicked out, labour 2010, they would i in 2015 when they had been kicked out, labour 2010, they would sayi in 2015 when they had been kicked i out, labour 2010, they would say the same _ out, labour 2010, they would say the same things. — out, labour 2010, they would say the same things. the _ out, labour 2010, they would say the same things, the new— out, labour 2010, they would say the sam

steven finn but this is not change. steven firm of the — but this is not change.nd it was not in the party manifesto and so they hope that means they will not be suspended from the parliamentary labour party but we have to wait and see how many decided not to back this. thanks forjoining us. jon trickett was the only sitting labour mp to explicitly back the tory motion and he posted on social media saying he could not support the government in good conscience and he says he will sleep well tonight knowing he supported his constituents. we don't know how many mps actually abstained. obviously, actually abstained. obviously, a lot of disquiet from various traditional supporters of the labour party and the question is how many political damage has been done or whether this is the start of a tough autumn with a budget to come at the end of october. we will bring you more on this in the coming hours and matthew will pick up at the top of this hour. this is bbc news. uk government wins the vote on a controversial plan to winter fuel payments for millions of pensioners.

hi, steven. and that was it. no he would talk to steven, but not even to tony. and so anyway. so, but i went to the production site and rick carter, who won the academy award, he takes me into a pinball machine and factory. it's stardust on the floor. and i think, what is this. and then we opens the door and it's a recreation of the white house in the 1860s it was astonishing the rug the rug that had been there, they had had woven specially the wallpaper was the way was supposed to be. there were cubby holes in the desk. lincoln used to put little parts of his speeches and the lighting was low is as it was, and i felt miraculously transpose it back to that every detail, even though nobody would necessarily know that was there. so it was it was great. i watched other there instead of daniel. never saw daniel until the premiere. so then i went to l.a., i saw him there. but then in new york he said, we have to go to a bar afterwards to celebrate that first bar in springfield. so he took me his favorite bar, the carlyle, and had these favorite, favorite drinks of his called old cu

that is john stevens point.o the question of who is right about that and did they argue the same history on both sides? >> i think sometimes just like legislative history sometimes it answers your question and sometimes it doesn't but truly there's nothing wrong in reading the history. use it for whatever it's worth in my opinion it wasn't worth too much in that heller case and later on when the court decided and they went back into the history to decide whether you could have weapons outside of the home and the argument of the majority was look back into the history period. i set of really, we look back to see if this is regulated long ago in history. i looked up i did find this on the internet but it was truly obvious i got it somewhere. in the hundred years war they used a steel letter i guess you all know what this is. he threw it over the. we can read the briefs but we are not historians. we are going to look at the kind of thing alone. we shouldn't do it. that is one reason why i think that approach is not

steven brill's company newsguard is attempting to put the brakes on. >> what are you looking at?looking into this fake hamas threat that was part of a russian disinformation campaign. >> reporter: its 40 or so staffers around the world identify and reap the credibility of online news and information sources. it is a finger in the dike because there is no price to be paid. >> so i see this bill as an enormous contribution to our moving into the information age. >> reporter: almost 30 years ago, the federal government decided that internet platforms were like the phone company. >> welcome, you've got mail. >> reporter: you can't sue the phone company for what a caller might say in a phone conversation. >> they inserted a three paragraph section called section 230, which said these new chat room publishers would not be responsible for anything that was published in their chat rooms. >> reporter: instead, it left the internet essentially without any enforceable rules. social media companies exercise only limited control, permitting lies, fake news, and intentionally divisive content

well yeah, steven, uh, this is the sort of thing that we're familiar with, especially when it comes to talk about cessation of hostilities and dogs. all we know where those efforts have led those talks have been, those talks have been sold and nobody believes about. so joe biden will be able to get a deal together before he leaves office in january and all this violence, of course, and live in on is threatening to mutate into a wider regional war. but as he said, us officials are reportedly working on a deal here on the sidelines of so you and general assembly with other countries, a deal about 6. so in 5th, phlegmatic efforts re surrounding garza and elaborate on so mean a deal that were to restart the fire hostage and release off in garza as well as put a. 5 pause to the fighting on israel's northern border for you're asking about the chances of success, and that is a very difficult calculation to make. at the moment, these diplomatic efforts are coming out of time, as you said, where israel is considering a ground incursion into lebanon, where israel is being criticized for its appa

secretary of state for wales, jo stevens, thank i for wales, jo stevens, thank you.to do and what they are doing in government.- what they are doing in government. what they are doing in covernment. ~ , ., government. we will be hearing -len government. we will be hearing plenty more _ government. we will be hearing plenty more from _ government. we will be hearing plenty more from helen - government. we will be hearing plenty more from helen as - government. we will be hearing| plenty more from helen as well. thank you for that, helen catt. the top story in the middle east. israel says hezbollah has fired over 100 missiles into the north of the country, following extensive israeli airstrikes in lebanon on saturday. the rockets targeted the city of haifa, nearly 30km from the border with lebanon, and the ramat david airbase, further south. israel has told its citizens to restrict gatherings in the city, and in areas near the northern border, in anticipation of a fresh aerial assault. he gave me a sense of how people have reacted. i he gave me a sense of how people ha

. >> taylor stevens of san leandro is in a lot of pain after a major car accident just weeks before his wedding. >> all i could think about was my fiance, my mom, my dad. >> this is what's left of the 24 year old's chevy truck. after briefly turning around to see loose cargo in the back of his truck. he would end up rear ending a big rig on highway 24 in lafayette. tuesday night. >> so unfortunately, i'm not going to be able to walk down the aisle like that, which is a bummer. >> stevens was planning to get hitched on october 13th to his fiancee, chelsea fierro. >> oh, god. it was a lot of different emotions. you know, like, oh my gosh, like, i'm so glad you're alive. i also want to beat you up right now. i could care less about the wedding right now. i just want to get him back on his feet. >> stevens was released from john muir and walnut creek on friday night, where he underwent surgery to repair a broken leg and broken heel. after at least four months of physical therapy, he's expected to make a full recovery and the traumatic experience is bringing them closer together. >> i don't

go ahead, steven. for us that doesn't have any incentive to believe that the west is going to stick to any word or any deal because they have missed one and these 2 and then the number to the girl by that. but i mean, every thing, all the are, all the body arsenal was out there. and uh, i mean, starting with the deal that the, uh, the general go which the summer either that last it for it was with the, the western countries or the last it for less of by 4 hours. so i don't think the dresser is really motivated at this point where he's has a really huge leverage in the conflict. what i don't get is this discrepancy between what the west wants and what it can do. what the collective natal, i'd say was that what do you happen to have kids can do. so maybe the oh um, let's say, uh, change in washington from by then to from, from that across the republicans is to uh to have a fresh start black and say in this ongoing global war i have said, yeah, did you meet with stephen? i, i think i agree with you in the

steven morning rush wants to talk to you in this event . what were your main takeaways versus wasn't just friendly turf? this was a hosted by sean hannity. someone who is styled himself is an unofficial advisor to donald trump. it's very clear that this was a campaign event masquerading as a town hall. you had lots of tears, lots of whooping for him. there were no questions actually from the audience the whole time, at least in the 1st hour. we learned later that some questions were asked to be here tomorrow on sean hannity show. basically, what stands out is this is really preparation for the debate that's coming up. this is how trump likes to prepare. he likes his name, chance he likes, he's one side of events. but he also likes to insist that the other side, the complet harris isn't ready for the stage that she is not prepared that she is not. he's still in the, she's going to fail on the stage. and part of doing that is one suggesting that she knows the questions beforehand coming up to the debate that is going to be deceptive. what's g

so please join me in welcoming steven hale to vanderbilt. thank you. let me turn this on very go now i'm standing. thank you so much for being here. it's such an amazing kind of journey that has brought all the way here. yes, i think that we haven't talked much since we last saw each other back 2000, i think 19 or 20 about that time. thank you for being here. i'm really honored to be able to share this you and be able to be here with you and i want to start and we haven't practice. there's too much we haven't done much of like a plan for this because i think he's going to come up very naturally. but i wanted to start by reading just one fragment from your book that i just started reading recently haven't finished. if i may be completely honest, but i wanted to to start with with a small chapter and small paragraph here it says the people experiences and that make up this book have changed my life. i hope that by presenting them here i can contribute in some small way. today are that we are all of us capable of terrible and beautiful things that people

steven, i would likely to see more escalation on the reason. or do you think that the opinions will try to do the best to push for the escalation to try to contain the impact of what is happening in 11? and i'm afraid i have to agree with the previous so i guess that indeed this group there will indeed be some escalation. i mean, as well as how back of but they have a huge arsenal so far beyond welcome us or has their, their relations with around or are far closer or more support they. we saw it happen in 2006 where they were able to strike just about anywhere. and his room was many hundreds of both military and civilian casualties. and they've held back so far to and least these things. now you've, you've, you've heard how israel, of course, has the iron, don't much better anti missile capabilities, but they can chew down individual rockets in the symbols. but it is despite this much of quantity to us, the inspired system. it cannot survive as for metallic origin of a lot of it has the largest capable of i mean, i think they held back in part