lorinda stewart: uh, i understand. kate snow (voiceover): their stories are intertwined, amanda lindhout-- my head is pulled back, and then there was a serrated knife. kate snow (voiceover): --and her mother, lorinda stewart. kate snow: did you keep it together? i did. i had to be strong for her. kate snow: driven by strength, courage, and endurance, these women would not only survive this ordeal, but their determination in a completely new chapter of their story would ultimately lead them to triumph over one of the men who had terrorized them so brutally. and it would take an elaborate international sting. it sounds like something out of a movie. it does. we always refer to this operation as the hail mary play. kate snow (voiceover): but before all of that, this story begins in a small town in western canada, where a young woman named amanda lindhout yearned for a world beyond her hometown. one constant was that i wanted to be a world traveler, that i wanted to go to every country in the world. kate snow (voiceover):

now john stewart. john stewart management has the lowest rating on j yelp. deplorable [indiscernible] by two corporations in two districts in the city, d5 and d10. i don't know how this is happening. alice griffith looks amazing beautifully man cured. as soon as the enter the building you see housing violations. it shows gross negligent. >> thank you mr. williams. >> thank you. >> next caller. >> hello. . >> there you are. >> hi. my name is luke jones. i reside up on james town avenue and i listened to a lot of the speakers. it is just this idea of these outside corporations coming in and just dogging on our black community is ongoing. i was in the fillmore when the gentrification came there and now in the bayview and it is a continuing saga. our meetings we have here, it is often discussed they are waiting for the community that is actually [indiscernible] so they can do whatever they want to do. listen to the lady who was managing alice griffith project, and i hear from her mouth that they are really concerned about the bottom dollar. they are not concerne

. >> stewart became known as the ghost ship of the pacific.ead. >> it was a discovery. 80 years in the making. we're taking you on a journey to the wreckage of the uss stewart navy vessels sunk there after world war two. abc seven news anchor dan ashley has the story. >> the bay area's fog shrouded coast seems tailor made for hiding ghosts from the past. but now a research team has pulled back the curtain on a mystery that's endured for nearly 80 years. the location of a u.s. navy destroyer known as the ghost ship of the pacific explorer and historian james delgado spun us the seagoing tale of the uss stewart, captured by the japanese during world war two and turned against u.s. forces. >> what had happened is that the japanese decided to repair stewart. when u.s. pilots started reporting it pretty soon, said, folks said, that's got to be the old stewart. and so in the ranks of the navy, stewart became known as the ghost ship of the pacific. back from the dead. >> he says the navy recovered the uss stewart after the war, towed her to san franc

stewart says despite never being home on halloween she still offers kids an assortment of candies and disclose how much cash she gives out to the lucky trick-or-treaters, but this is her 150-acre farm in new york that she opens up. the security guards know to let everybody in through the gates. ring the doorbell and get the little bags of goodies and cash. but you won't see her, no martha stewart sightings. >> i can't imagine what the decorations look like on her house. >>> attention gladiators. a new popcorn bucket has entered the arena, or should we say, is the arena. the custom popcorn bucket for the long-awaited gladiator ii was revealed. it even features a qr code that will allow fans to view a mini gladiator battle after finishing off their popcorn. it will be available at cinemark theaters on november 22nd. how cool and creative. just an added extra touch that you get to see that gladiator fight at the end. >> for the entire experience, you know you're going to get that refill. so cool to be able to do it in the actual coliseum. >>> when we come back, how a.i. is helping every

pretty soon, he said, folks said, that's got to be the old stewart.e navy, stewart became known as the ghost ship of the pacific. >> back from the dead, he says, the navy recovered the uss stewart after the war, towed her to san francisco, and ultimately sank her miles off the golden gate, an area that's now the cordell bank national marine sanctuary. >> and after a couple of hours, stewart rolled over onto one side and sank, never to be seen again until we dropped a remotely operated vehicle on it on august 4th of this year. >> first, it helps to understand that the sinking wasn't an isolated case. delgado assisted with underwater surveys of the uss independence, a carrier also sunk off the bay area coast and was familiar with the waters. then this summer, he was notified by a company called ocean infinity that they were testing autonomous underwater vehicles in that area, and we're working them together. >> do you have anything you'd like to find? why? funny you should ask. >> using records from navy archives and a special permit from the national o

forces. >> what had happened is that the japanese decided to repair stewart. when u.s. pilots started reporting it pretty soon, said, folks said, that's got to be the old stewart. and so in the ranks of the navy, stewart became known as the ghost ship of the pacific. back from the dead. >> he says the navy recovered the uss stewart after the war, towed her to san francisco and ultimately sank her miles off the golden gate, an area that's now the cordell bank national marine sanctuary. >> and after a couple of hours, stewart rolled over onto one side and sank, never to be seen again until we dropped a remotely operated vehicle on it on august fourth of this year. >> first, it helps to understand that the sinking wasn't an isolated case. delgado assisted with underwater surveys of the uss independence. a carrier also sunk off the bay area coast and was familiar with the waters. then this summer, he was notified by a company called ocean infinity that they were testing autonomous underwater vehicles in that area, and we're working them together. >> do you have anything you

forces. >> what had happened is that the japanese decided to repair stewart. when u.s. pilots started reporting it pretty soon, said folks said, that's got to be the old stewart. and so in the ranks of the navy, stewart became known as the ghost ship of the pacific. back from the dead. >> he says the navy recovered the uss stewart after the war, towed her to san francisco, and ultimately sank her miles off the golden gate. an area that's now the cordell bank national marine sanctuary. >> and after a couple of hours, stewart rolled over onto one side and sank, never to be seen again until we dropped a remotely operated vehicle on it on august 4th of this year. >> first, it helps to understand that the sinking wasn't an isolated case. delgado assisted with underwater surveys of the uss independence. a carrier also sunk off the bay area coast and was familiar with the waters. then this summer, he was notified by a company called ocean infinity that they were testing autonomous underwater vehicles in that area, and we're working them together. >> do you have anything you'd

pretty soon, he said, folks said, that's got to be the old stewart. and so in the ranks of the navy, stewart became known as the ghost ship of the pacific. back from the dead. >> he says the navy recovered the uss stewart after the war, towed her to san francisco, and ultimately sank her miles off the golden gate. an area that's now the cordell bank national marine sanctuary. >> and after a couple of hours, stewart rolled over onto one side and sank, never to be seen again until we dropped a remotely operated vehicle on it on august 4th of this year. >> first, it helps to understand that the sinking wasn't an isolated case. delgado assisted with underwater surveys of the uss independence, a carrier also sunk off the bay area coast and was familiar with the waters. then this summer, he was notified by a company called ocean infinity that they were testing autonomous underwater vehicles in that area. >> and we're working them together. do you have anything you'd like to find? why? funny you should ask. >> using records from navy archives and a special p

also with us, stewart stephens, senior adviser to the lincoln project, and mitt romney's chief strategist for the campaign. and jonathan capehart, associate editor of the "washington post." as harris heads to michigan, her campaign is taking a swing at trying to reach male voters. >> reporter: yeah, jose, that's exactly right, particularly because there's now a growing gender gap in this country. the latest nbc news poll shows kamala harris has the advantage among women by 14 points. but donald trump has a 16-point advantage, specifically as it relates to men in this country. that would be a doubling of what joe biden did among men. beating donald trump four years ago. and the campaign tells me today that they are beginning a new aggressive effort to reach out so some of those male voters where they are with advertising and sports betting sites like draft kings, the first campaign to advertise on the draft kings web site. fantasy sports sites, sports news sites and key video game web sites. among the ads is one from the hall of fame basketball player, magic johnson, supporting the harris

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professor willie stewart is a consultant neuropathologist at the university of glasgow.al that you see on the screen, - shouldn't be there. these brown splotches are cte — chronic traumatic encephalopathy. it's a form of dementia, likely caused by repetitive head impacts, and it can only conclusively be proven after death. both dr stewart's and the fa's own studies show footballers are three and a half times more likely to develop neurodegenerative diseases than the average population. all our attempts to try - and find other reasons fail. we keep coming back to — it is something to do- with the sport, it is- repetitive head impact. the english fa is phasing out deliberate heading for under—iis over the next three seasons, and says it's continuing to take a leading role in reviewing and improving the safety of the game, including investing in multiple projects to research the issue. i'm absolutely certain that it's a ticking time bomb. but the woman behind the head safe football charity believes education for the next generation is lacking. judith gates's husband, bill,

in the fighting of the 70 stewart have blog sound service in his own what about me fashion is daringht around mcclellan carried out june 12-15 received considerable national attention as an example veof aggressive success. lee was very happy with what he called the admiration and courage and steel of stuart and his men. jackson presented a far more complicated case. lee new but the seven days told a different story. frequently late or strangely disengaged jackson utterly failed to live up to his reputation during the seven days though the confederate citizenry heard little about his stumbling performance at the time. we have generally staff knew at the time he was deeply bitterly disappointed he's going to give half the harmonies infantry to stonewall jackson was ability to operate in a semi-independent fashion uewas beyond question, he's going to share with long street all the army's infantry, long street was and always remains the senior subordinate in the army of northern virginia. so these three officers long street, jackson, stewart, would do far more than any others to help lee

professor willie stewart is a consultant neuropathologist at the university of glasgow.t be there. encephalopathy. it's a form of dementia, likely caused by repetitive these brown splotches are cte, chronic traumatic encephalopathy. it's a form of dementia, likely caused by repetitive head impacts and it can only conclusively be proven after death. both dr stewart's and the fa's own studies show footballers are three—and—a—half times more likely to develop neurodegenerative diseases than the average population. all our attempts to try and find other reasons fail. we keep coming back to it is something to do with the sport. it is repetitive head impact. the english fa is phasing out deliberate heading for under—11s over the next three seasons and says it's continuing to take a leading role in reviewing and improving the safety of the game, including investing in multiple projects to research the issue. i'm absolutely certain that it's a ticking time bomb. but the woman behind the head safe football charity believes education for the next generation is lacking. judith gate

stewart remained at the head of the army's cavalry. organized as a division containing two brigades, lee also is several problematical officers of the army giants, including major generals benjamin eugene, john bankhead, magruder, tha foolish granny holmes and w h.c. whiting departed from the army of northern virginia. most to that great dumping ground of confederate, the trans mississippi. lee's perfectly suited his conception of an effective culture of command longstreet's performance during the seven days had impressed him great. lee the physically imposing old pete? yes. confederate soldiers called him. it handled his troops well. powerful assaults and gains his meal. and then at glendale on july 21st, 1862, thomas stuart goree longstreet staff recounted a conversation between lee and a person who offered congratulations excuse me for the success. mcclellan longstreet said lee was the staff in my right hand in the fighting of the seven days. stewart similarly logged sound service in his own what about me fashion in the fighting aro

in these quote stewart descended in using the insanity defense. it was not the first case in the united states but it is one of the first, is extremely novel. in freeman's case actually said the precedents for the use of the defense in new york state. so freeman's case is what went it was written about very often is been written about in the context of the family insanity defense and legal history and theea reason that the insanity e is so important, is that it is the question of why, why did he kill and it answers the question in a way that was very comforting. and it's what well if you are likely that is depending on the prison, and the reason is been challenge, is very comforting to hear the person who committed this act of violence is simply irrational in every possible way, which is what he was arguing. this story has been brought forward as a why kind of a story. everybody wanted to know in the moment, and an infield infiltrated into the storytelling over that case is why did he kill. he told us why. he told us why. and there was no mystery.

stewart stevens, give me your initial reaction. what do you make of how the vice president handled this situation? >> you know, she's a very good candidate. and one of the interesting things, you know, at this stage in a presidential campaign, candidates really are just trying not to degrade. you're so tired. you're so exhausted. but what strikes me is she's improving. that was an extraordinary event they had last night. it was an extraordinary event they had in houston. maybe it's because she hasn't been running for a year and a half, so she's fresher off the bench. but i really think we have to compare the quality of the candidates, the quality of the campaigns, and it's indicative of the kind of presidents they'll be. every organization donald trump has ever been involved in where he had a role, it's sham bollic. it's a disaster. and compare that to putting together a campaign under a limited amount of time as the vice president has done. i think it's very impressive. >> and so she just said, i'm off to these swing states. is th

i think i would much rather be the harris campaign going into this final stretch. >> david, val, stewart, thank you so much. really appreciate your time. >>> what seems to be a historic shift among latino voters and what they want to hear. >> to me, the main topic will be economy, because i live on it pretty much on a daily basis. l pretty much on a daily basis i use it on everyday messes. i even use it on things that i think are impossible to clean. you need mr. clean magic eraser in your life. ♪♪ imagine checking your own heart with medical precision from anywhere. introducing kardiamobile 6l, the fda-cleared ekg that provides six-times more heart data than any smartwatch. and it detects three of the most common arrhythmias in just 30 seconds, including atrial fibrillation, bradycardia and tachycardia. check your heart with the most advanced personal ekg outside the hospital. get yours at kardia.com or amazon. ♪♪ it's our son, he is always up in our business. get yours at kardia.com or amazon. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with

>> also at the croquet and country club today, the golf for kids sake tournament, a's legend dave stewartnice swing, was among those who teed it up at this fundraiser for the boys & girls club of contra costa. stewart grew up as a member of the boys & girls club and credits a lot of his values from his experiences with that organization. so hey, even served on the national board a while. >> going back to daniel was it villasenior and his vans? >> yeah. >> 33-yard field goal, that is not easy. >> he should be getting a call from vans. >> yeah. a little sponsorship? just saying. >> just saying. >> hook that kid up. here he has $100,000. why not? that was fun. >> crazy. >> thanks, vern. >>> up next at 5:00, as the ships arrive for fleet week, we'll introduce you to the bay area sailors looking forward to a happy homecoming. >> especially when you bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] health

professor willie stewart is a consultant neuropathologist at the university of glasgow.hat you see on the screen shouldn't be there. these brown splotches are cte — chronic traumatic encephalopathy. it's a form of dementia, likely caused by repetitive head impacts and it can only conclusively be proven after death. both dr stewart and the fa's own studies show footballers are three and a half times more likely to develop neurodegenerative diseases than the average population. all our attempts to try and find other reasons fail. we keep coming back to it is something to do with the sport. it is repetitive head impact. the english fa is phasing out deliberate heading for under—iis over the next three seasons and says it's continuing to take a leading role in reviewing and improving the safety of the game, including investing in multiple projects to research the issue. i'm absolutely certain that it's a ticking time bomb. but the woman behind the head safe football charity believes education for the next generation is lacking. judith gates' husband, bill, played for middles

max okay. >> marc stewart in beijing. thank you. >> the october supermoon has been lighting up the sky this time-lapse video of these celestial event in new york, also called the hunters moon was pretty impressive the biggest, brightest super moon of the year. name for early hunters who gathered food for the long winter ahead of views of the lunar spectacle worldwide have been breathtaking. this is what people in new delhi saw when they looked up a supermoon isn't really supersized, is just it looks that way because the moon is closer to earth than normal. thanks for his orbit. that makes it bigger and brighter like this view from hong kong, the moon is now beginning to wane though, but the show will still be worth watching tomorrow night if you missed it. thanks joining me here on cnn newsroom. i'm max foster in london, cnn this morning up next after a break things like grandi remote. why no donkeys or elephants stands losing elephants says cell boy, it's like your generation has evolved past traditional political symbol

reagan says i also do jimmy stewart and sounds like reagan doing jimmy stewart. now everybody is sick of it and finally he says, i also do truman capote. so let me hear truman capote. reagan goes well, you know, rich says mister president, that's pretty good but you don't have any material. reagan says do you have any ideas? so rich writes down a cocktail napkin, his eyes light up, as he reads, well, they said i vote in blood but actually i vote in inc. . >> we could go on with more of these great stories and anecdotes, and you worked with reagan and have a few of them. we have a few veterans of the administration and the audience today, hopefully we will hear from them too. let's start fielding questions from the audience. i'm sure there are inquiring minds. maggie, my wonderful colleague will bring over the mike, raise your hand hi, we have one over here and one over there. my wonderful colleague, mikey. >> i'm kind of curious to what degree barry goldwater might have influenced ronald reagan's conservative thinking. i was a freshman in college in 1964 in new y

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the uss stewart served both american and japanese forces before it was deliberately sunk in a training exercise. three unmanned submersibles spent 24 hours gathering data on august 1st, researchers identified the sunken ship from sonar scans. it remains largely intact, apparently 30 500ft below the surface of the pacific ocean, 78 years after it sank. >> well, football fashion in the spotlight at levi's stadium tonight with a unique event for fans. >> yeah, it really is cool. they spent the night designing jackets with a viral star. now wearing them to sunday's game might not be the best idea given the heat, but that did not take the sparkle off the event. >> abc seven news reporter lauren martinez brings us to the 40 niners fashion night. new at 11. >> it's really exciting. it's really fun. i'm having a really good time. >> football and fashion are bringing together a whole new community. on thursday night, women of the niners had the opportunity to personalize their own levi's trucker jackets with christian hues. >> i always say every day is a new opportunity to begin again. >> the w

stewart finishes with seven steals. it's a wnba finals record. the liberty up five. fourth quarter now. liberty up six. courtney williams lost the ball. she would turn it over. the rookie, leona fibich would find this and knock down the three. all right. liberty would take this 180 to 66. and they evened the series at one and one. after the game. sabrina ionescu took a picture with the one and only rapper fat joe. >> there you go. we'll see you in sports wrap 30 minutes. yeah. sounds good. thanks, bailey. thanks, bailey. the news at 11 starts now. the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> hello again. i'm betty yu and i'm mike mibach. >> let's get right to our top stories at this hour. another strike in the middle east. officials say hezbollah launched an airstrike on an army base, killing four israeli soldiers and injuring seven others. this is the largest strike launched by the militant group since israel's invasion of lebanon. two weeks ago. the u.s. announced today also that it would send a new air defense system to israel to help bolster protection against

stewart symington becomes the first secretary of the department of the air force. general counsel sparks, veteran of the early aviation section of the army's signal corps, and distinguished for his record, both world wars. they becomes the first chief of staff of, the united states air force. a year or so after world war two, there were more than 300,000 of us in the air force. and now we had a uniform, our own. we used to be in the army. now we had a new look. and there were about 4000 of us left to. some of us used to be wacs in the army air forces, and a lot us joined up after the air force, a separate service. and. in october 1947, admiral test center in california history was made by this aircraft, the exact one and its pilot captain, charles yeager. this airplane and this pilot are about to be the first ever to fly faster than the speed of sound in level flight. of a b-29 will take the ax at 1:00 and launch her an altitude of about 35,000 feet. the x-1 is not a military aircraft, but a flying research laboratory designed to test the effects of supersonic flig

typified by the aggressiveness of his principal subordinates, jackson, james long street and jeff stewart. confederates devoutly hoped that cultures that lee had inculcated in the army would inflict substantial pain on the yankee enemies because of the second transformation that occurred when leanne pulled faced off. between july and september paul general orders were related to guerrilla warfare and subsisting off the land, congressional and policies about emancipation and actions by union officers in virginia created an outpouring of anger on the part of confederate politicians, soldiers and civilians. and the pronouncement that triggered the most passionate invectives prompting confederate demands for a more punishing kind of war against what they labeled a savage, their words and uncivilized, their words, foe. fearful for the stability of their slavery based social structure, the safety of private property and the status of civilians who might be charged with abetting gorillas, confederates drew together with an enhanced sense of communal striving in pursuit of independence. any notio

anna stewart, cnn london in the nfl, the cincinnati bengals called a badly needed win on the road over new york giants on sunday night football perhaps the biggest highlight, the longest touchdown run ever for bengals quarterback joe burrow. he went 47 yards on this play in the first quarter they're getting cincinnati a seven, nothing lead, and the bengals didn't need much more than that holding the giants to just one touchdown for his 17 to seven victory. >> it cincinnati's second win of the season as they move to, two and four the wnba finals are heating up on sunday after losing game one of the series, the new york liberty bounced back, defeating the minnesota lynx and tying the series won one two time mvp brianna stewart scored 21 points for the liberty, leading them to victory at 266 game three of the best-of-five series is set for wednesday, the lynx are trying to win a record breaking fifth wnba championship. the liberty are hoping to win their first title. >> thank you so much for your company. >> i'm rosemary church. have yourselves a wonderful day is cnn newsroom with max fos

professor willie stewart is a consultant neuropathologist at the university of glasgow.brown splotches are cte, chronic traumatic encephalopathy. it's a form of dementia, likely caused by repetitive head impacts and it can only conclusively be proven after death. both dr stewart's and the fa's own studies show footballers are three and a half times more likely to develop neurodegenerative diseases than the average population. all our attempts to try and find other reasons fail. we keep coming back to it is something to do with the sport. it is repetitive head impact. the english fa is phasing out deliberate heading for under—11s seconds over the next three seasons and says for under—11s over the next three seasons and says its continuing to take a leading role in reviewing and improving the safety of the game, including investing in multiple projects to research the issue. i'm absolutely certain that it's a ticking time bomb. but the woman behind the safe football charity believes but the woman behind the head safe football charity believes education for the next generat

allyson stewart—allen, thank you for talking business with me today.big differentiators between a successful economy is how well they compete on enterprise, trade and talent. the country that outperforms all others is a tiny island of singapore. home to asia business. let's hearfrom our corresponded there. the business. let's hear from our corresponded there.- corresponded there. the imd world competitors _ corresponded there. the imd world competitors and - corresponded there. the imd world competitors and see i world competitors and see placing right at the top is apologetic and laws typically seen as pro—business. the corporate tax rate is just i7%. the government offers incentives to set up shop here. another factor, anotherfactor, highly another factor, highly skilled workforce. anotherfactor, highly skilled workforce. the best of the world with a low income taxes and quality factors also help to attract top—tier talent from all over the world. some of the fastest broadband speeds as well. there are no power cats, internet cuts or labour strikes h

this is "the daily show" with your host, jon stewart! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jon: boom! welcome to "the daily show!" [cheers and applause] my name is jon stewart. so let's get this straight. tonight -- and we talked about this with the audience earlier -- this is my last show before the election. but not my last show. i am coming back, baby! [cheers and applause] but it doesn't mean i am not stressed out. it's very stressful. the election is in a week. i only have one week left to decide who to i'm going to vote for. normally i just vote for whoever "the washington post" endorses. but i am not an amazon prime member, so. but anyway, because it's the last week, both candidates have been out there on the trail making their closing arguments. first, kamala harris had a rally with beyonce! i cannot wait to hear her sing! [cheers and applause] "freedom! freedom!" she'll do that better than me. >> your vote is one of the most valuable tools and we need you. >> jon: no -- no singing? just a heartfelt statement of the

allyson stewart—allen, thank you for talking business with me today. thank you very much, tadgh. successful economies and the rest is how well they compete on enterprise, trade and talent. and the country that outperforms all others is the tiny island nation of singapore, home to the bbc�*s asia business hub. let's hear now from our correspondent there, katie silver. the imd world competitiveness ranking placed singapore right at the top. its politics and laws are typically seen as being pro—business. the corporate tax rate is just i7%, and the government offers incentives and grants to support key industries to set up shop here. microsoft, google, fedex, and rolls—royce have their regional headquarters in singapore. another factor propelling it to the top of the list — a highly skilled workforce. singapore's education system ranks among the best in the world, and low income taxes and quality—of—life factors also help to attract top—tier talent from all over the world. singapore has some of the fastest broadband speeds, as well. there are no power cuts, internet cuts, or labour s

the uss stewart served both american and japanese forces before it was deliberately sunk in a training exercise. three unmanned submersibles spent 24 hours gathering data on august 1st, researchers identified the sunken ship from sonar scans. it remains largely intact, apparently 30 500ft below the surface of the pacific ocean, 78 years after it sank. >> well, football fashion in the spotlight at levi's stadium tonight with a unique event for fans. >> yeah, it really is cool. they spent the night designing jackets with a viral star. now wearing them to sunday's game might not be the best idea given the heat, but that did not take the sparkle off the event. >> abc seven news reporter lauren martinez brings us to the 40 niners fashion night. new at 11. >> it's really exciting. it's really fun. i'm having a really good time. >> football and fashion are bringing together a whole new community. on thursday night, women of the niners had the opportunity to personalize their own levi's trucker jackets with christian hues. >> i always say every day is a new opportunity to begin again. >> the w

marc stewart for us really appreciate it. now, bolivia's former president, ever met, alice says he was the target of an assassination attempt on sunday they in this video, morales is in the passenger seat of a car. he says he was headed to a radio station where he hosts the weekend program when for hooded officers, open fire you can see what appear to be bullet holes in the car's windshield. what it says 14 bullets hit the car. in fact, his driver was wounded in the head and the arm what alice himself was not hurt not morales was bolivia's first indigenous president and lead the country for more than a decade before claiming he was forced out in a coup and fled to mexico return to bolivia in 2020. he's now running for reelection against his former ally. bolivia current president, luis out of say, what alice blames. in fact, his former opponent for sunday's attack. he has not provided evidence though, for that act accused and we will be right back relief with new tones plus upset stomach and larger support, and love falling as

martha stewart, this is interesting. the golden bachelorette. people finding love later in life.she would one of the bachelorettes and she said no other guys aren't hot enough for her. rachel: i believe that. being on the air. from women her age, are you single, i am single. hide your grandmothers outside. will: they are very special guys, give them a shot and she suggested martha show up at the grand finale and check out how great these guys are. good idea? rachel: she should but you here once a special guys, can't get them both in one package. rachel: i've got it. i've got it. >> i can't speak for others. rachel: let's move to this. matthew mcconaughey, still thinking of all these cougars. >> your granddaughters instead. rachel: my goodness. matthew mcconaughey in malibu went to visit his mom, wasn't feeling well in texas and said i'll leave it. she moved the family to texas and talked about why. he said in texas a minute, 60 seconds it feels like a minute. a mile is a mile, life slows down. >> these hollywood celebrities promote a certain lifestyle and say i don't want my kids

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and jon stewart progressive icon, i think it's fair to call last night on his show, defended him to a degree. take a listen to be fair. >> the guys really just doing what he does here. he is at the tom brady roast a few months ago the great jeff ross, ladies gentlemen. >> jeff is so jewish, she only watches football for the coin toss. kevin is so small that when his ancestors picked cotton, they called it dead lift thank there's something wrong with me. i find that guy very body okay so that that's just to be honest, that's the best defense i've seen of the comedian tony hinchcliffe, because he's saying he's a roast comedian. >> what do you expect? i'm not pleased out there. i'm not defending anything, but i'm just saying that that is a defense i just don't think i would have gone with that comedian or heck, maybe even a comedian at all. >> i mean, i'm just looking at how close this race is going to be. you opened up is so close. we're just going to forget the polls at this point. well, that's just me. >> but i think but i think most would agree with that jake me as a strategist when

to jon stewart. did he forget the trump administration how trump governed?uld say, look, the blueprint you want to see a blueprint for the trump presidency how did people, what do they feel about the trump presidency that he ran? four years ago? people feel very good about every poll. retrospectively say they feel much better than they do about the biden-harris presidency. so if you're looking at the blueprint for who is going to have a better next four years, people overwhelmingly favor the trump presidency over the biden-harris administration. pretty clear. kendra well, i was just going to say a couple of things. >> one, trump walked in with an obama economy. he, he rode the coattails of the president who made the economy great before he walked in. so that's, that's point number one point number two is trump didn't even show up last night. i could not name a single policy that the former president stands for. all right. kamala harris did talk about her policies last night in a way that maybe could have been a little bit more crisp. but the fact is she talk

johnson was urged by secretary of the interior stewart udall to share her lifelong interest in one of these areas conservation and beautification. putting this interest into practice would require organization and hard work. mrs. johnson wanted to make her adopted hometown an example for others to follow. washington, d.c., would be a showcase for the nation, and so the committee for a more beautiful capital was born. mrs. johnson assembled her committee for the first time on february 11, 1965, at the white house. its members were public officials, businessmen, architects, philanthropists, a true cross-section of the many americans who wanted to improve the nation's capital ideas and inspiration began flowing at once, an overwhelming number of which would be funded by the more than $2 million given by private donors. among the first proposals was a plan to adopt the countless traffic circles and grassy triangles that dot washington on intersections. they were to be enlivened with a variety of bright and colorful plantings. on march 9th, 1965, mrs. johnson set out the first azalea of th

especially the the distribution of one of the on the before was the truck you know, it's a pretty suitable stewart. i'm sort of mostly assertive include them both a mention is that i'm always, you know, 1st of all, a super see why your wife have been seeing him with the space for the beautiful daughter then. yes, of course you put your under larry, what do say, the important for me usage admitted about them even live up with you? you for not being sure. i'm not showing a show which could appear to work is all, but the thing is go to ports or somebody will issue super full service missed the best. the best stands for russian with the means towed this type of how it so he's been in service since the mid eighties and it's still actively used with some of the soldiers preparing the guns of baffled that were cleaning, checking, and adjusting things. always to just look up the course of course on the cost of the order and the there was the r t r t, formerly known as russia today, trying to influence the presidential election in november to extraordinary new efforts to once again infiltrate our election

align with what stewart was just saying. i think the only reason that you engage this behavior is if you want to entertain a possibility there will not be elections in the future. trump is in there. it all sets it up for him to say look, there is so much corruption in the system. we can not have elections anymore unless we figure it out that is what happens in other countries that are not democracies or backsliding. after they went 0-60 for their lawsuits in 2020. i don't know why you would try it all over again unless that was your goal. >> there is a price, though. less than two weeks ago we saw debunked claims about hacked voting plans resurfacing again. that is what ended up forcing fox news to pay dominion voting systems $787 million dollars. do you think we will see it all over again but potentially on steroids? >> yes. i can promise you that elon musk will say that donald trump won, donald trump is going to lose the election, i think it will not be as dloas as the last election was. -- close as the last election was.

the two nations recently reached a deal over the disputed himalayan frontier, seen as marc stewart is following this. live for us. i mean, it is an extraordinary image yet again from the summit ignored. >> we have this war raging on in ukraine, yet all of these world leaders are convening in russia on vladimir putin's home territory so in a bit, a bit later, this morning, we will be hearing from the secretary general and his mere presence in russia is not sitting well with everyone, including the ukrainian government. in fact, we recently saw a post on social media essentially condemning the un secretary general's presence. let me read that tweet to you that came out just a few days ago. it reads the un secretary general declined ukraine's invitation to the first global peace summit in switzerland. he did however, accept the invitation to kazan from war criminal putin. this is a wrong choice that does not advance the cause of peace. it only damages the un's reputation. now broadly speaking, a un spokesperson did acknowledge the controversy that this appearance is growing, saying that

this is in the political literature, people like catherine stewart, michelle goldberg, catherine stewart, andrew seidel, they make these claims. in 2019, scholars came along and brought more sense to the debate but even people like andrew whitehead and samuel. defined christian nationalism as a toxics to of racism, sexism, nationalism. people who want to bring christ and country together and oppress everyone except for white christian males and they argued 50 one. 9% of americans are fully or partially embrace this topic. this is a scary phenomena if you listen to almost all the critics. one of the things i do in my book is say there is no good reason to believe more than a tiny handful of americans embrace this sort of toxic stew so i redefine christian nationalism and what i mean by are those americans who believe america was founded as a christian nation and who believe christianity should be favored above other religions. for instance christian prayer should be returned to public schools. i contend this is far less of a toxic phenomenon, toxic ideology that doesn't necessarily involv

this is the w news life from the israel says is lauren stewart, tyler trent as strikes against iran in response to months of continuous attacks from the regime in iran against the state of his right. now, these real defense forces is conducting precise strikes on military targets in iran . that israel is always focused on who's also said is his country's rights tend security to respond to a reading integration the i that i'm jack power and welcome to the chart. we begin with breaking news eyes of iran, where israel says is being conducting precise strikes on military targets. light explosions were reported around the capital to wrong is really all these folks pass . and daniel had already gave a statement on the times. he says they come in retaliation to the barrows of ballistic missile. is that a wrong fired? as israel earlier this month, light explosions have been also heard and reported near the syrian capital, damascus, the fema, whole name. okay, let's have a little bit more of a listen to what head guard, daniel hood, gary had to say in his statement, the regime in iran, then it