stokes was now convinced jessie was not the devoted army wife she seemed to be.ter of a deadly love triangle. both men in love with jessie. >> correct. >> jessie in love with one man? >> i believe so. >> to the detective, evidence that jarred and jessie were a couple was piling up. like when police ran the plates of the car jessie was driving the night of the murder. >> it came back to jessie goslyn and jarred long. >> they owned a car together. by now, police had had enough of jessie's shifting stories and confronted her with what they knew. >> jessie, we know there was no black guy. >> yes there was. >> no, we know whose truck was there. >> everything that the eyewitness said has been true. >> no. >> yeah, very true. >> no. >> he told her they knew all about her romantic relationship with jarred. jessie admitted she and jarred hung out together, but continued to deny there was anything sexual between them. >> she said they were friends and he stayed there on the couch and that was it. >> jessie did admit she and vince were going through a tough time, but she cl

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stoke are down in 17th. you are up—to—date with the football.gainst pakistan in lahore. the series is tied up 3—3 and they have set pakistan a pretty big target, 210 to win. england made a quick start with phil salt and alex hales. pakistan rallied, dismissing both openers in the space ofjust two balls, including this runout of salt. ben duckett picked up the baton for england and he and dawid malan added 78. he was then brilliantly ran out by mohammad rizwan, who showed lightning reflexes behind the stumps. that brought harry brook to the crease and they added 108 off 64 balls. chris woakes has dismissed the danger man. reece topley took a wicket. england head to australia for the t20 world cup that starts in a fortnight. they will warm up with a fortnight. they will warm up with a three match series against the house. after being left off the formula i calendar for the last two years because of the pandemic, the the singapore grand prix was the first chance for max verstappen to retain his world driver's title. he had a weekend to forget, but

stoke are down in 17th. you are up—to—date with the football.last two years because of the pandemic, that the singapore grand prix was the first chance for max verstappen to retain his world driver's title. he had a weekend to forget, but it was still good for red bull as sergio perez took the chequered flag. this weekend could have seen max verstappen parade to a second world title. but singapore rained on it, delaying proceedings by an hour. after missing out on pole position because he didn't have enough fuel in his red bull, max verstappen messed up the start. slipping from eighth to 11th on the greasy marina bay street circuit. up front, his team—mate sergio was getting jump, v. j v . v v, v 5 : jump charles 77 77 jump charles leclerc 77 77 ”s.” the , ,. s, ,... vithe’first " 7' "ema (est; 5731621655]; 5 th the most ix 5 th the most in a race this retirements, the most in a race this season. lewis hamilton almostjoined him as his hopes of podium place him as his hopes of a podium place continue disappeared. max verstappen continue to make l

although historians say the stories may well have been exaggerated or even invented stoke, he took the name for draculas, 1st british victim from a grave stone in the cemetery of saint mary's church. swales, great name those and us her yes, he finds, finds this name here, and sites to use is immortalized. this figure in his, in his novel, particularly introduces lucy and mina to, to all the tales of whitfield and is the 1st victim on british soil of the vampire chris, their victims, on the boat in real life that boat was the russian schooner, the de meet tree, and was wrecked in a storm in 18. 85 on the beach below saint mary's church. this true story. oh, so finds its way into the novel in slightly changed form. it changes the name of the boat. he doesn't do very much. he just changed the name of the both from the demetrius, the diameter, the only living thing. the bangs of this boat is a black dog, a huge. how many bombs up the steps here this huge hound is dracula. stoker picked up on the local legend of the bog, asked the black dog ghost and skilfully wove it into his elaborate tal

come on here >> reporter: councilman kenneth stokes leading a community meeting where some individuals say their water bills surpassed $17,000. the mayor's office says inconsistent billing is due to water meter and billing software problems each issue is being handled on a case-by-case basis should residents be paying these water bills that some are saying are inaccurate for water that may be unsafe >> no, they shouldn't. why should you pay for water you can't drink? it's not right >> reporter: councilman stokes now urging for more to be done >> you can't allow states to not make sure water is safe, clean and drinkable. you can't do that. >> reporter: as for virginia evans, she's still making water bill payments, though unsure if she'll ever be able to pay off her balance. >> i can't pay $6,000. and this is impossible >> reporter: zinhle essamuah, nbc news, jackson, mississippi >>> coming up, preventing deaths from colon cancer a new study looks more closely at a screening exam millions get every year prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting to out-of-state corporations

attempts by foreign actors mainly the united states and israel accused by the regime of trying to stokend chaos in iran. and revolutionary guard issued a statement friday saying that the cia and state department have been working with kurdish separatist leaders in an attempt to stoke unrest in iran. of course the cia hasn't responded to that. and we've previously heard from secretary of state antony blinken saying that any attempt by the regime to pin these protests on foreign actors to suggest that this is unrest being stoked by foreign countries is a clear sign that the regime is not listening to the will of its people who have been protesting now for weeks demanding not only regime change many of them, but also crucially fundamental human rights and freedoms to be upheld. >> appreciate it, thanks nada bashir. >>> and at least 100 people are reported dead after two car bombs rocked the somali capital of mogadishu. the blasts come as the government is pledging to crack down on al shabaab. so far no claims of responsibility and as you can see, plumes from the blast could be seen for mil

although historians say the stories may well have been exaggerated, or even invented. stoke, he took the name for draculas, 1st british victim from a grave stone in the cemetery of saint mary's church, wales. great name those and us. oh yes, he finds, finds this name here. and sites to use is immortalized the sticker in his, in his novel figure introduces lucy and mina to to all the tales of whitby. and is the 1st victim on british soil of the vampire chris, their victims, on the boat in real life. that boat was the russian schooner, the de meet tree and was wrecked in a storm in 18. 85 on the beach below saint mary's church. this true story. oh, so finds its way into the novel. in slightly changed form. it changes the name of the boat. he doesn't do very much. he just changed the name of the both from the demetrius, the diameter, the only living thing the pangs of this boast is a black dog. a huge. how many pounds of the steps here this huge hound is dracula. stoker picked up on the local legend of the bog, asked the black dog ghost, and skilfully wove it into his elaborate tale foo

there are so many other vampire novels. polito res, the vampire pre dates stoke his novel. we've also got camilla by sheridan, left a new as that quite a few examples camilla by sheridan left than you is really interesting because even though it's written in quite coded turns for the period. uh, camilla is a lesbian vampire. and obviously that links to an awful lot of the queer agenda that you tend to find in gothic texts. again, the fact that gothic texts are about the, the conscious about, about arguably the taboo. which brings us to reason number 3 for the genres, enjoying appeal, sex and sexuality. then pi check always on one level, about forbidden desires. also the descriptions in the novel are very overtly sexualized with lots of references to so of blood and her lips dripping with blood. but she's wearing this white dress. so there's all these kind of reflections on innocence and virginity and all of those kinds of yes, broader ideas that will have been in a, in kind of discourse in victorian society. me in 1922. the novel dracula celebrated is 25th anniversary. inte

so that's the reason why we have used nathan stokes and stokes nathan countries to provide support to ukraine. but of course the, the longer this war, dr. song, the more important is that you also then are able to replenish the stocks. and that's exactly why we are addressing. how can we ramp up production so we can produce more both to replenish stocks, but also to continue to support ukraine on the i expect me this is to make decisions some at the ministerial meeting tomorrow on the day after to morrow on how to use the natal defense planning process to agree on the more ambitious targets on, for instance, on a different to keep it is including it. look into the, the pals between increasing the targets, the guidance for stocks. this will provide the industry with the long term demand. they need to invest in new production capabilities. and because to have been able to increase production party by utilizing existing and production capacity more, but to really ramp up production, they need to make new investments. also expect them to agree on how we can further strengthen our interope

it's not right. >> reporter: councilman stokes now urging for more to be done. >> you can't allow states to not make sure water is safe, clean and drinkable. you can't do that. >> reporter: as for virginia evans, she's still making water bill payments, though unsure if she'll ever be able to pay off her balance. >> i can't pay $6,000. and this is impossible. >> reporter: zinhle essamuah, nbc news, jackson, mississippi. >>> coming up, preventing deaths from colon cancer. a new study looks more closely at a screening exam millions get every year. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reaction may occur. best move i've ever made. ask yo

stoked to be th there. >> i am.. >> reporter: his fans are just as passionate. strings has attracted a group of admirers who travel from show to show. a deadheadesque followi typically associated with jam bands. >> i don't really think of us as a jam band that much. i mean, i -- >> you jam. >> we kind of jam. maybe it's just like -- maybe i'd like a more sophisticated word. ♪ >> reporter: how about the future of bluegrass? that's how american songwriter magazine described strings. last month he won artist of the year at the americana awards. when he's not out on the road he's relaxing on the lake. >> i mean, come on. you're supposed to at least leave the dock, right? before that happens. wow. >> reporter: fishing near the home he recently purchased in nashville with his fiance ally dale. >> i spend a lot of time out here for solitude, you know. and i just needed to find a place near this lake because this is where i fish the most, you know. ♪ >> reporter: strings' next album, "me and dad," comes out next month. it's

and it's notjust — it's been stoked by social media and it's notjust social it's been stoked by social the west it's in the country as well. west it'5 in the country as well. this— west it'5 in the country as well. this is— west it's in the country as well. this is actually something very different— this is actually something very different happening right now. it's challenging the very basis of the regime — challenging the very basis of the regime in — challenging the very basis of the regime in tehran.— regime in tehran. such an interesting _ regime in tehran. such an interesting story. - regime in tehran. such an interesting story. we - regime in tehran. such an interesting story. we willl regime in tehran. such an - interesting story. we will keep covering it. thank you so much for my colleagues from bbc persian to help tell the story. kim kardashian has been fined $1.26 million in the us. reality television star and social media influencer promoted a cryptocurrency on her instagram account but did not mention that she was paid for it. injune of last year, kim kardashian posted a l

i got elected to stoke—on—trent to deliver. — got elected to stoke—on—trent to deliver, and i've beenvernment because the labour party for 70 years _ government because the labour party for 70 years were in charge of stoke—on—trent and they no ambition or plan, _ stoke—on—trent and they no ambition or plan, they— stoke—on—trent and they no ambition or plan, they expected people to vote~~~ _ or plan, they expected people to vote~~~ and _ or plan, they expected people to vote... and they're expecting that to be _ vote... and they're expecting that to be the — vote... and they're expecting that to be the same thing again which i think— to be the same thing again which i think is— to be the same thing again which i think is going to come unstuck. so think is going to come unstuck. sc there's think is going to come unstuck. there's a think is going to come unstuck. ’sr there's a promise of think is going to come unstuck. sr there's a promise of unity, a promise of sticking behind rishi sunak as the new conservative prime minister and party leader.— minister and party leader. helen, more fr

what this war we seem to be stoking it with more and more fire and demands and in sending money as i had been on here before, that we really don't have and we need, we need grownups. it's time we get grown ups in the room and, and change the course we're headed in and i think that was covered something gabbert has done is really say, you know, talk about an october surprise in the other direction. you know, she's really saying that somebody has to step up and say enough is enough. and really the main in any situation, the people that really should call out what's happening are the people directly involved. and this is a perfect example of a democrat holly. now the democrats, people like me, can call out the democrats all day long, but when a democrat called the democrat out and really lays out what's really happening, i think that has much more impact. and now we all know that our far leftist democrats out there are going to down play this like toasting really hasn't been one of us. they're already doing it. but they have to do that because this is a big blow for the democrats, right

job openings, which helped to stoke sentiment on the downside.ficials indicated further tightening lay ahead. indices in europe down half a percent. we have media gaining .2%, but it is a down day with telecoms and auto parts the biggest losers. tom: francine, thank you for that market check. bringing it back to the conference in birmingham. u.k. prime minister liz truss is set to deliver a speech later after a bruising first month as premier. it comes as members of her own team openly pushback against her fiscal plans. lizzy burden has been on the ground since sunday talking to ministers and officials surrounding the prime minister. what can we expect from liz truss at this speech around 11 a.m. u.k. time? lizzy: this is a chance to mark herself as someone different from boris johnson. it's a difficult message to deliver, eyes in the hall will be raised. it started as a massive u-turn on tax, and now there are divisions on what to do on benefits. truss has hinted she would not commit to johnson's pledge to raise benefits in line with inflation,

mr; ceramics and stoke—on—trent?se issues. it seems quite baffling _ well aware of those issues. it seems quite baffling to _ well aware of those issues. it seems quite baffling to me _ well aware of those issues. it seems quite baffling to me that _ quite baffling to me that everybody... i welcome him to his place, plaudits for all the work he's doing and well done when the thing he is on doing was the prime ministers budget. as if the last four weeks and have it happen. i feel a tiny bit gas lit, i have to say. why is he spending £2 billion a year on unfunded stamp duty cuts when he said today he couldn't announce unfunded tax? how is he gonna pay for that? she announce unfunded tax? how is he gonna pay for that?— gonna pay for that? she will find out in two _ gonna pay for that? she will find out in two weeks. _ gonna pay for that? she will find out in two weeks. can _ gonna pay for that? she will find out in two weeks. can i - gonna pay for that? she will find out in two weeks. can ijust i gonna pay for that? she

from the publicans that stoke fears but offer no solutions. plus, the twice impeached former president likely hours away from getting a subpoena from the january 6th committee. and we go inside the ultra right movement and its push to win over young voters. how a young democrat fights for his political life in the midwest. as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. >> good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle. with only 21 days until the election and with his party's congressional majority in jeopardy, president biden is making a full court press to get out to vote. today, he raised the stakes for the midterms promising to legalize abortion if democrats can keep their majorities in congress. >> come this november, we are going to see what happens all over america. if you care about the right to choose, then you got to vote. that's why in these midterm elections are so critical, to elect more democratic senators to the senate and, more democratic people to get to keep -- >> -- >> a few we will do our part i, will do my part. i wil

futures stalling, if you look at the oil price action stoking the price debate.ion to cut output through a warning from the white house about the negative effects on the global economy. different expectations for what the target for brent will become for the fourth quarter the goldman sachs target is at $110 a barrel. we will have more market action and look at geopolitics as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing, the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfect time to join them... add a line to your existing plan, or see for yourself how easy it is to save by talking to our helpful switch squad at your local xfinity store today. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance: early edition" with francine lacqua. francine:

stoke and what temperature you can afford those who will be too warm waiting for the check ah. 7 emelyanovan chagaev together southern european bureau? residents of warsaw took to the action against the increase in electricity prices under the slogan only darkness further. the energy policy of the french authorities is also criticized by the leaders of the national unity party. marin lipen. blamed the president country is that he does not have a plan to get out of the crisis, the british. in anticipation of cold weather, they buy firewood and learn to heat the liver . natalia goncharova will continue the topic in the uk, preparing for a harsh winter, households in the kingdom warned of a possible power outage. in case of need first, for 3 hours, the british save literally on everything the guardian published an article with stories of residents of the country who ate to make ends meet, for example, 58-year-old david calhard from north yurkshire. decided to heat the house the old fashioned way. so cheaper electricity bills in recent years have averaged around £140 a month, but in the winter.

she has stokes dis, disney owns to trigger or new dealer for to start. this is veronica willis, politically there, or some sort of fits or would they have to come out more where lena said he has no do from our waterloo on one hand, d u p. a was a well organized structure with a territorial division and strict hierarchy on the other fragmentation and a high level of autonomy and scientists, commanders of large units, pres, claims to lead the organization. but few were his experiences ramayo cabbage. it wasn't long before he firmly established himself. as the commander in chief, soviet intelligence was keen to eliminate him. but he was sneaking and dodgy, and like an animal, he sense the danger. he changed the location of his h q frequently and he's short. he has heavy personal security according to german estimates during its heyday, the u. p. a numbers up to 500000 people. however, figures that are more modest also postulated. in the year the u. p. a reached the peak of its powers. the red army launched a massive offensive in ukraine. she gave him, his d

it's very melodramatic to contract. ha stoked to read about bland dracula, or flat the impaler, a 15th century ruler of for lakia and the national hero. in romania. he was almost certainly not a vampire, but did have a reputation for brutality in particular for impaling prisoners. although historians say the stories may well have been exaggerated or even invented. ah stoker took the name for draculas for british victim from a grave stone in the cemetery of saint mary's church. swales. great name those and us. oh yes he finds, finds this name here. and sites he uses immortalized the sticker in his, in his novel figure, introduces lucy and mina to, to all the tales of whitfield and is the 1st victim on british soil of the vampire chris, their victims, on the boast in real life that boat was the russian schooner the de meet tree and was wrecked in a storm in 18. 85 on the beach below saint mary's church. this true story. oh, so finds its way into the novel in slightly changed form. it changes the name of the boat. he doesn't do very much. he just changed the name of the both from the dimi

under control of warmongers who are driven by cowardly wokeness and divide us by every issue and are stoking antiwhite racism. who actively work to undermine our god-given freedoms enshrined in our constitution. who are hostile to people of spirituality and demonize the police but protect criminals at the expense of law-abiding americans, who believe in open borders and weaponize the national security state to go after political point -- opponents. and above all, who are dragging us ever closer to nuclear war. i believe in a government that is of the people, either people, and for the people. unfortunately, today's democratic party does not and instead stands for a government that is of a bike, and for the powerful elite. i am calling on my fellow common sense independent-minded democrat to dreamy in leading the democratic party. if you can no longer stomach the direction the so-called "woke democratic party ideologues" are taking over our country than i invite you to dreamy. host: other statements have not indicated if she was going to join the republican or another political affiliation. y

the roof of stokes speculation that was to whom was upset that some allies had been stripped of power. china's ambassador to south korea as the 79 year old was tired and taking a break for his new prime minister richey soon ack has appointed his cabinet. jeremy hunt remains his finance minister, promising to fix new taste. economic crisis soon acts also re appointed. so ela braverman as interior minister days after she resigned from this trust is government. tens of thousands of rallied against an election recount in bosnia as a sub majority region. protesters, one hardline nationalist and millard doughty confirmed as president of republic of serbs go. daddy claimed victory in the october 2nd, general election bangs made contender as accused of rigging the hubs or cy clone has hit bangladesh killing more than a dozen people around a 1000000 residents have been forced to move to safety, bangladesh and other countries in the region are regularly, head by side clones, but research indicates that climate change caused by burning of fossil fuels is making such dorms. more intense and more

stoked to be there. >> i am. as passionate. strings has attracted a group of admirers who travel from show to show a deadhead esque following typically associated with jam bands. >> i don't really think of us as a jam band that much. i mean, i we- we kinda you jam. we kinda jam. yeah. maybe it's just like maybe i'd like a more sophisticated word. >> reporter: how about the future of bluegrass. that's how american songwriter magazine has described strings. last month, he won artist of the year" at the americana awards. when he's not on the road, he's relaxing on the lake. >> i mean, come on. i mean you're supposed at least leave the doc before that happens! wow. fishing near the home, he recently purchased in nashville with his fiancÉe ally dale. >> yeah. i mean, i spend a lot of time out here, like for solitude, you know? and i just needed to find a place near this lake, 'cause this is where i fish the most. >> reporter: his next album, me and dad, comes out next month. it's a collection of bluegrass covers recor

ukraine winds up the battle, the war against the invading russian forces. nato secretary general ins, stoked dick speaking in brussels today. more than 1000000 ukrainians have fled to germany since the start of the war. many regions are overwhelmed by the numbers seeking sanctuary by want more help from the federal government in berlin. they w. christina cook no reports for my shelter in the eastern city of vienna. the cubicles, in gain as admissions center for refugee is, may only be a few square meters in size, but those arriving feel lucky. there are still places available here. i work with about 2 thirds of the centers. 100 beds are currently occupied. it's director kiersten caught. nick thinks it will probably be full by next month. as will all accommodations, indiana to see who left is the city has reached the limit of its capacity. you know, we've been struggling with a shortage of living space and you know, in general to them and accommodating even more people is pushing us to our limits. there are certainly other places where it's not as bad as here. but, and you know, we're at our

the move has both stoke speculation that who was upset that some allies had been stripped of power. china's ambassador to south korea says the 79 year old was tired and taking a break. the german government has given good a green light to a controversial chinese investment plan in the port of hamburg china state shipper . costco will be allowed to buy a steak, although smaller than originally planned. china has been keen to build up overseas, influenced by buying up european critical infrastructure. 6 german ministry is rejected. the plans intelligence agency is also advised against the sale. sholtes as coalition allies on the opposition also opposed zeal. and some wireless van steven beardsley has joining us from today. the business. so tell us steven, our cosco minority interest lower than was expected. but, and, you know, what does this decision in general mean for chinese influence in the port of hamburg, which is crucial infrastructure for the country as a haul? yeah, it means that their influence grows on this as a significant stake. um that, you know, it's one of the most important t

what comes next is elon has because of all of this back and forth has stoked distrust between him and the company and also the company's employers. a lot of twitters employees rather. what is the future of the company in the future of their roles? it will take a lot of instilling trust again in the company and direction of the company. >> what has this done to twitter stock and tesla stock since that is so deeply affected by the twitter deal? >> it has been very up and down. when elon accused twitter of pulling back information and used that as a reason why he was pulling back, twitter kind of countered and said your personal wealth has fallen. that is why you no longer want to buy this company. you have seen the stock market go up and down. this door has been all over the place as well. tesla and twitter are two things that he is very deeply involved in. we have seen both of those companies go up and down. we will see if anything kind of evens out. the market has been a bit of a roller coaster. >> if elon musk does become the owner of twitter, what is likely to happen? i think he is

so i am surprised and i am collected ah, the method is in new and we're essentially stokes. and for me it posed a significant safety risk. because in the dossier was mentioned, when members have parked, they caused the car registration numbers where their children went to school. that says serious safeguarding is she and the fact that the party didn't see it as one was of concern. it was apparently an individual party member who sent the dossier to the general secretary. the person writing this letter appears to have done that in a personal capacity as a pastor and official capacity. now that brings questions as to how somebody in a personal capacity would have had the data to begin with. is quite telling them the dossier uses ethnic and racial criteria to identify new labor potty members. it see that the problematic in addition to s, t and culture are referred to through a number of in a truck thought or stereotypes. you know that people who own houses that people who run local businesses as a reason to be suspicious. the dossier makes the same claims as the complaint lette

this and rhetoric for republicans stokes this kind of thinking.out there and the media just went with it as they always do for the democrats' talking points. the administration -- let me switch gears and ask about the border, the administration gearing up for a surge of illegal migrants from haiti, weighing plans to hold the haitians in a third country or perhaps guantanamo bay. the operations center is separate from the facility that holds terrorists. ag, was what do you -- ag, what do you make of this? >> obviously, joe biden has a major problem and if there's any more surge of illegals to our southern border they know that the american people are fed up with it. i mean, we talked about this several times before and it's -- the fact that they have announced no new policies, no new strategies, no new ways to lessen the burden, not only on texas and arizona but also every city and state that's dealing with this illegal migrant problem and so i think they're just going to try to shift and hide by putting people in guantanamo bay but that's not cert

this governor has stoked fear. it has moved the confidence. it created more confusion.ts we're seeing on the ground in this state since those arrests started to take place under his task force. >> when you talk about that loss of confidence and the creation of confusion, i mean, what can be done to counter this? because it is effectively terrifying, folks may not be sure if they can vote, right, and just stay home come november. is there any grassroots effort to help people that actually can vote and get them to the polls? >> you know, we are three weeks away from an election here in florida and across the nation, and we are also in a state where we have been grossly underfunded and supported to help voters get out to vote. particularly organizations like mine and others across this state. but there are limited resources that have been made available where bail funds have been created and legal assistance has been provided. we don't know how far those funds will take people. but they are an initial start, given the fact that there is just limited resources, and limited

working inside delivery party against ethnic minorities, the members in newark, where essentially stokes, a party that seems to tolerate discrimination. the labor party has done nothing. it says it that lead jay, with this type of crisis. did you really read the majority of britain's black and minority ethnic population vote labor one of the 2 parties that govern the u. k. o z law malagon. thank you all for all the different communities that have come in and i in britain, black, asian, and minority. i think people unknown as bane, tens of thousands joined the labor party after the election of jeremy colbin as leader in 2015. our party is going to, i hope become more inclusive or involved more democratic among the new members is marcia hutchinson. i was really impressed with the policies that jeremy colbin was putting forward and i thought this can make a difference and i can help make that difference. ah, is the polity of equality for all the party that has pioneered every progressive initiative to root out racism wrong all society now he was a lifelong anti racist campaigner. and the ch

to stoke it. these two things, guess who is caught in the middle. people watching the show. if inflation is not getting you right now, it will. and recession is going to get everyone, if it's not getting you now it will. hell of a 1-2 punch. >> sandra: and finally admission from the president, he denied inflation for quite some time, even recently talked about 0 inflation. now acknowledgment that not only are americans struggling through this inflationary time but it could push us into recession if you don't believe that we are already in one. here is the president in that new interview. >> i don't think there will be a recession. if it is, it will be a very slight recession, that is we'll move down slightly. they have been predicting this off and on for the last -- >> you said a slight recession is possible. >> it is possible. look, it's possible. i don't anticipate it. >> sandra: for most economists define it as a couple quarters of decline and gdp, we are already there. is this a sign the presi

that division they're stoke something part of their process.lso very important to listen how the left talks about the lack of crt in schools. they're always saying there's no crt in schools. well, yes they're referring to graduate level course work on crt. i will admit there is no brought level course work on crt. but the fundamentals of crt as will explained in that full screen where we listed off the numbers, they are alive and well, basically like saying our kids are not learning. we're not teaching our kids graduate level math in school, but you're learning them how to add, one, two, three, four. those are the basics. they take the basics into society with them. as a result we're in a lot of trouble. will: i'm accused often by some people of being an eternal optimist. rachel: that is it what we love about you. will: we were in a conversation earlier this week, details we do not need to reveal, whether i or or not i need to venture in the world of adoption, you're on it. rachel: focus. will: she doesn't let go. there is a subject you were on

. >> reporter: counselman kenneth stokes leading a community leading where some individuals say their surpass $17,000. the mayor's office said inconsistent billing is due to water meter and billing software problems. each issue is being handled on case-by-case basis. >> should residents be paying these water bills that some are saying are inaccurate for water that may be unsafe? >> no, they should. why should you pay for water you can't drink. it is not right. >> council man stokes now urging for more to be done. >> you can't allow states to not make sure water is safe, clean and drinkable. you can't do that. glnch as for virginia evans, she's still making water bill payments though unsure if she'll be able to pay off her balance. i can't pay $6,000. this is impossible. >> reporter: nbc news, jackson, mississippi. mississippi. >>> st il when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable,... i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. check. when uc held me back... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvo

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that perhaps this is a moment when finally everybody will stop and say, we have to not continue to stoke this. now we should also have our eyes very wide open because that's what everybody thought after january 6th, that oh, well, when the capitol was attacked, everybody would say, okay. we have to turn the temperature down, but this is -- there's no question that given what our colleagues have reported about what is on his social media page, what jamie and others are reporting about what he said to paul pelosi, "where's nancy?" the identical phrase we heard with other own ears on january 6th from the rioters and it's all connected and it's connected by a very dark and very dangerous undertone. not even an undertone. it's a completely above the surface now of anger and hostility across the board and it's got to stop. >> and errol, it's important to remember what environment we're currently in, a heightened state of alert. polling stations across the u country and even here in new york city where just this week there was urging of vigilance as voting is beginning in the city. there was no

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and they shot up and then started to level off and pull back a bit, and that's helped to stoke the rally off the lows >> so even though you can't -- i'm with you, i don't think, i have heard a lot of people talking on our air today trying to explain what's going on i think it's impossible to do. i don't think it sort of defied explanation. i appreciate all the men and women who have gamely tried. do you think that this -- if we're in a rallying phase, that it lasts or do we have more downward direction to go here >> yeah, that's really the critical question. i think we're setting up for a short term rally i'm not super confident that the rally is going to last and the reason for that is it seems fairly probable at this point that we're probably headed for some kind of recession as we move into 2023 in the last 100 years it would literally be unprecedented for the market to bottom and start recovering even before the recession started. typically, markets are bottoming and sort of halfway or two-thirds of the way through a recession. and this one has yet to begin. so assuming that a soft l

do you see democrats and republicans taking advantage of this opportunity to stoke more votes? >> well, i think it's a thing that that goes toward vote, the questions really what is going to happen afterwards and if history is anything new it to be to be cynical. i'm not too sure what but can't part is going to be and it you know, when when paul makes a full recovery, that's going to obviously be be the most important thing. but beyond that, you know, gabby giffords was nearly killed scully, swat severely injured. all these were attacks by people against members of congress. and this is against the spouse of a member of congress and yeah, there's a lot of click collecting. there's a lot of, you know. the usual well-meaning thoughts and prayers. but then the next step is what we do about what we do about the fact that their conditions of polarization, that the conditions of us of hatred, that that people get whipped up and interact chambers where they never here anything but their own repeated lies about about about the election or about the other people that kind of thing that

what you heard is continued attempt to stoke the big lie.e traveled around the state for over a year stoking the big lie that 2020 was stolen. he said he has been casting doubt whether this election is something that he will accept by suggesting that it would be big doubt -- ballot tems election night. he said as a senator, if the 2024 election does not go to his candidate, he would work to overturn the election. there is the thing about election deniers. he has been working to do everything extreme. from eliminating social security enacting an abortion ban. moderator: election laws. mr. bolduc: i listen to him talk about a lot of things. here's the reason why having free and fair elections matter. it is because the way people in new hampshire hold us accountable. don bolduc can ignore work most grand stators on issues i talked about. because he thinks he does not need to accept election results. it means he does not think he is accountable. he is promoting an agenda that would raise people because. we have not talked about his proposal to d

the burglary on hobbs' campaign headquarters obviously is stoking the flames in what is an already uglyatchup. how worried are you about how much worse things are getting with only 2 days until election day? >> well, we've been in battle mode for almost two years now, so we're hardened to most of this, but people have actually been pretty well-behaved. the e-mail correspondence has been pretty positive. we've seen some bad actors at different locations, but i don't want to discount the fact that already 400,000 people have returned their ballots, and it's gone smoothly. it's gone successfully. and we've heard positive things. >> so let me ask you about that. that's a lot of people, 400,000, whatever they may or may not think about an issue like this, whatever they care, their vote is already gone, they've already cast it. your office tells us you've received nine cases of voter intimidation from the secretary of state, which is more than had previously been reported. woo and we saw video of two armed individuals wearing tactical gear staking out a ballot drop box. that was in mesa, ariz

that is stoking inflation even more. >> harris: cbo said it stokes it in a certain way that also crushes us in the markets. where so many people aging in america have had everything wiped away. heartbreaking. the cbo said that it makes it completely unpredictable inflation by adding in that student loan. >> how high it will go is unpredictable. you are throwing ker seen on the fire. it will get hotter. you add in the inflation reduction act to spend more money. >> harris: we wanted to check in because it looks like steve bannon may talk. his attorney right now. as soon as he wraps and we get to steve bannon let's see if he will step to the microphone now. he got four months for contempt of congress a little while ago as you saw we had breaking news. >> entered a decision he thought was appropriate. we certainly respect the judge's decision but we'll be filing a notice of appeal as the judge indicated. very grateful to the judge for thinking through the issues candidly and it is an extraordinary move to permit a stayed pending appeal. the appropriate move. whether the case raises substant

do you think this is going to stoke people to come out and vote? in the midterms in a month.ink so. i mean, i think people see that we are out of control. we lost our sovereignty. this administration is totally blind to what's going on down there and, you know, the stay in mexico policy and supreme court told biden that you need to you need it here, too. they're not doing that. i've gotta build to make sure it's permanent. but all these things that worked under president trump from staying in mexico to the wall. two judges. we need to get back to doing that, because we need to be a country of borders. we need to send the message to the world you can come to america realized the dream, but you have to do it legally. we missed the rule of law, don't we? it's good to see you. thanks very much. we will keep watching all of that. roger williams joining us this morning. thank you, sir. quick break and then china's ongoing aggression. taiwan's leader is vowing to strengthen its combat power. in the case of increasing threats, the gates tone institute senior fellow gordon chang weigh