tates vandalism complaint.d that tate, the whole time, was sitting on his front porch and he was rubbing a loaded shotgun. dennis murphy (voiceover): seth said he knew the tenor of the visit because todd had filled him in later. his father-in-law also gave him a strong warning. seth techel (interrogation video): "hey, if youre doing anything to his yard, knock it off. if your buddies are doing anything to his yard, knock it off. do not mess with this guy. hes off his rocker. hes going to be the next person-- chris thomas (interrogation video): sure. seth techel (interrogation video): --to shoot a cop." and i said, "im not messing with him. ill make sure nobody else is." dennis murphy (voiceover): the murder weapon hadnt been found so the state agent asked seth about the firearms he kept in the trailer. maybe one of those had been used. chris thomas (interrogation video): do you have any guns that are missing at your house? seth techel (interrogation video): i havent looked. chris thomas: if one of those guns is

. >> sharon tate, deborah's sister.gest film, valley of the dolls was behind her. she was known less for her acting than her beauty and her style and her husband. director roman polanski had recently shot to fame with rosemarry's baby, where a woman discovers she may be carrying the baby of the devil. in real life sharon and roman were expecting, too. >> she was so terribly excited, like a new mom-to-be, creating the nice little home nest for the family to welcome the new life. >> and now deborah, frantic to learn what happened to her sister pressed her panic- stricken mother. >> mother, mother, tell me what? >> she was out of her mind crazy. grief like you could not imagine. >> but it was no mistake, and the murders already gruesome, now took on the trappings of celebrity. >> it was at the home of movie director roman polanski, and his wife sharon tate was one of the victims. >> sharon tate, abigail folger. it was her body the officer saw in the front yard. beside her was her boyfriend 32, a sometimes actor and old fri

they barely mentioned tate's name.lso minimized this time. in cross examination, rachel was on the stand for seven minutes. there was the message on thursday. mr. and misses resuscitate her. blue skies ahead. we are a couple. what do you do with that? >> i tried to be as straightforward as i could with the jury. who would murder their wife to facilitate a relationship that hasn't even turned sexual. >> you are not having sex with this man? >> right. >> the only time you've seen them in person outside of work is four or five times? >> correct. >> you want the jury to think, you're going to shoot your wife for this? >> the attorneys then went on the attack. characterizing the work of investigators has willfully shoddy. >> and's consistent, incompetent, incomplete. >> this was what investigators did not do. the state criminalist had to admit they did not test for gunshot residue on seth techel. >> how many times you think you test about a criminal trust that gunshot residue was evidence of a crime? >> a lot. >> in this ca

andrew tate have spoken to the bbc about their experiences.s, along with the charges he currently faces in romania of human trafficking and rape. a warning, ruth clegg's report contains misogynistic language and descriptions of sexually violent behaviour. women are dumb. andrew tate, the self—proclaimed misogynist with a giant online following. can you say a few words for me, andrew? tate was filmed by bbc panorama at his home injune last year, while he was under house arrest in romania. this was shortly before he was charged with rape and human trafficking. it's going to go to a court and the court's going to throw it out and we'll be found innocent. one year on, he's still waiting to go to trial. and now the bbc has spoken to women here in the uk who say he raped them over a decade ago. that was when he put his hands around my throat. i think, like, maybe like the third time he did it and he didn't let go, and i was struggling for air, and that was when i lost consciousness. sienna, who wants to remain anonymous, says she met andrew tate in

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i just think about andrew tate.u know, losing our knickers over andrew tate . what knickers over andrew tate. what we should be doing is asking a question of society about why our young boys feel the need to gravitate there and then fix that. >> yeah, i tend to agree with what connor said earlier on as well. actually, i think connor nailed it . i well. actually, i think connor nailed it. i do think he's a bit of a grifter. i think he knows how to cause controversy. some of the things he says are absolutely spot on about nigel farage or andrew tate. >> andrew tate very, very clear about andrew tate. >> so, so yeah, i agree with conn0h >> yeah, i'm not sure andrew tate is a good role model to be honest with you, but, no, andrew tate is not a good role model. >> as a mother of two boys, i would certainly he is not in any shape or form. >> all right, that's next. next one. briefly dip in your crisps into the head of your pint. is that acceptable or dirty? because one of our viewers says that salt and vinegar seabrook in

but is the tate modern ? so it's but is the tate modern? so it's like drawings by three year olds.nocked over a flowerpot. it's art now. >> steve tate, modern director, says gallery will continue to acquire indigenous art. so this is karen hinsberg, who's the new director or the director. and she says that the tate modern will explore different ways of collecting indigenous art. she said one of one of britain's most popular museums cannot have the same classical ownership structure of some of these artworks as when they belong to their community. what's classical ownership? does she mean ownership? >> oh, that. yeah, that one. >> oh, that. yeah, that one. >> so she starts talking about having pieces of art on long term loans. i thought that's how galleries worked. anyway, i'm showing my ignorance , yeah. i'm showing my ignorance, yeah. i'm not really clear what the difference is . difference is. >> well, i hate to say it, steve, but i'm looking forward to the anglo—saxon installation . to the anglo—saxon installation. because if you notice with indigenous you, everyone is indigenou

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but tate has a very extensive dance background even competed on. so you think you can dance when she was only 13? well, that's a town. lots of skills there. and right after receiving the video, vanguard award at the v a maze and performing with doshi katy perry dropped the music video 4. i'm he's he's mine. perry's album one for 3 drops next friday. that is your entertainment report in hollywood. i'm sherri parsons. >>stoks surge on renewed hopes of an interest rate cut and the u.s. government is on track to spend more than 1 trillion dollars on interest payments. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>their stocks up today is the latest economic stats show inflation continuing to ease. yesterday we had the consumer price index. that's retail inflation. today we had the producer price index that shows us what's happening on the wholesale front. and the news is good on an annual basis. inflation last year at the wholesale level 1.7%. that's a big move in the right direction on a monthly basis. inflation up. just 0.2%. same with the cpi. both numb

there's porn, there's andrew tate . so all of these tate.rent who is trying to do the right thing, the responsible parent, to, to battle against, because first of all, they don't know what their kids are watching on their screens. and secondly, how can they counter that? >> mark littlewood so we've listed the tories, of course, a lack of ping pong tables. of course. andrew tate, social media. are we ignoring something else? an elephant in the room here? we seem to have a huge cultural problem here. the facts are the facts and the facts are not racist. i want to dive into this because i think we need to address this topic head on. also, in that youth justice data i went through there or some other startling facts and figures, black children make up 6% of the population aged 10 to 17, but 12% of arrests and 26% of those children in custody twice as likely to be arrested, four times as likely to be incarcerated. is that ping pong tables? is that social media or is it something else? >> no, i mean, i don't accept that a lack of government spendi

is made landfall in northern vietnam's most powerful storm tate asia this year, causing mass evacuations and thousands of tests across the region. and that's all from us for now. coming up next tech show ship to with a look at the issues around the use of a i power drones to patrol national board. thanks for watching the in many countries education is still a privilege. property is one of the main causes, some young children walk in minecraft. instead of going to class others can attend classes, the minions of children, of the world. we ask why? because education makes the world make up your own mind. made full minds. migration is undoubtedly one of the most contest, issues of the 21st century. one thing is, so to anyone fleeing persecution in the country of origin is entitled to protection and safety. but the line is not always clear. and what happens when people don't have documents? and then of course, there's the question of potentially dangerous people entering the country to you and the u. s. one to better secure that board as increasingly with the help of artificial intelligence a

is making the connection between trump, vance and andrew tate and when it comes to their rhetoric. how does this fit into trump's twisted you know world view on women? >> yeah, thank you for connecting those two issues. so often we talk about women in one block. we talk about masculinity maybe later and these issues are really connected right. there's a lot of men who are suffering. there are a lot of men who feel alone. who feel lost, who feel disaffected in this country. young men are more likely to be living with their parents than women are. young men are more likely to take their own lives than women are. so there's a real problem. and you know, to molly's point i do think women are an afterthought for trump. i think men are an afterthought sometimes for democrats. i think democrats have not gone for men. democrats have better policies for men but they have to have a message that's as good as the one on the right. and so, i think there's a huge opportunity for democrats to own this message. and to be bold enough to speak to men and boys directly and the way the right is doing.

a super telephone yankee is made land fall in northern vietnam's most powerful storm tate asia this year, causing mass evacuations and thousands of depth across the region. and that's all from us for now. coming up next, take show shift with a look at the issues around the use of a i power drones to patrol national board. thanks for watching the in many countries education is still a privilege. property is one of the main causes some young children walk in mind, trusts instead of going to class. others can attend classes after they finish the minions of children of the wills, collins going to school.

the alternative germany shows solid pulling results mostly in the low tates. germany's domestic intelligence service considers the ac in 3 of the eastern states and extremist organization that threatens democracy nationally. the potty is classified as a suspected extremist with as well the year before federal elections will germany shift further to the right. let's spring. you know, political correspondent, julia. so they tell us more about the a if these supporters 1st of all, julia yes. from what we've seen from these last 2 elections this weekend in through india and saxony. if the voters are mostly not in the cities where other parties have been more successful, successful, there are more in the, in the countryside and smaller towns in these states. they are of all ages uh, but the, if the has been especially successful with a younger folders between 18 and 24. and the if these also been particularly successful among men rather than women. now it is uh, quite a complex discussion to try to understand why exactly people have voted so much for the sd, especially in these 2 states. but what

this is not a mistake, and this is a chain of planned actions must go last years audit horsing. tate over the latest measures taken against our channel by us. so far. i tease, calling them the purest form of persecution. the united states respects and champions freedom expressions, but we will not stand by as r, t and other actors carry out the corporate activities in support of russia's various activities. well, the functions are in unprecedented tasked all censorship with washington. moving to simon's voice is that charlotte is the main street north of you.

england to australia there were. for about 200,000 criminals, right from here, on the site of today's tatelery , there was a giant prison, opposite the pier, from here they were sent to australia, most often forever, because the descendants of criminals formed the current australian elite, perhaps the same awaits estonia. just as britain is not the first to send its outcasts, so estonia is not the first to receive from england by no means the cream society, no lords, sirs, perovs. in the early 2000s , the english came to this baltic country exclusively for alcohol tours. they, like the finns, were attracted not by the tallinn town hall, but by the vana tallinn liqueur and other wonders from a bottle, at a lower price than in the european union. the estonians washed the drunken guests after the ferry departed, the dirty pavements and counted the crowns. then the prices for alcohol were brought to the european standard, the english in tallinn ended, but estonia found another group of guests from whom it could be asked. sunday night. a hurricane that can recognized as the strongest in this re

england to australia, about 200,000 criminals were sent, right from here, on the site of the current tate gallery, there was a giant prison, opposite the pier. from here they were sent to australia, most often forever, because the descendants of criminals formed the current australian elite, perhaps the same awaits estonia. just as britain is no stranger to sending away its outcasts, so estonia is no stranger to receiving from england not the cream of society, not lords, sirs, or perovs. in the early 2000s, the english came to this baltic country exclusively for the alkatura. they, like the finns, were not attracted by tallinn. alcohol prices were brought to the european standard, the english in tallinn ended, but estonia found another group of guests, from whom it is now possible to ask for a spare, without developing the infrastructure for tourism. elizaveta gerson, boris khalfin, polina timofeeva and anastasia vishnyakova. ntv television company, london. in vietnam , all public events are cancelled, all because of the super typhoon yage, it is only approaching the republic, but the con

it will at that sis tate occupancy of current vacant port property. the executive -- will be met. many are small women or minority owned local business enterprises, non prove and the arts related. this program will enable the businesses to remain on port property, along the waterfront. at. relocations assistance progm would allow port to retain stableai ten abouts and providea pack to fulfill higher vacancies. obtain a revenue stream that would end with a closure of the pier. port staff recommends the port commission adopt the reluges of the rental assistance program for pier 54 tenants relocating to other port locations. that. concludes my presentation. iio welcome your questions. >>thank you, kim. >> can i have a motion. >> i move the item. >> sefpblgtd. >>>> any public comment in the room? >> seeing none, do we have anyone on the phone? >> no callers for public comment at this time. >> thank you. >> commissioner engblom. >> well being new to the conversation i guess i have a question about the locations. how likely is it that the 11 tenants are, have a place appropriate for the

and who knew jay gray was such a tate fan? no. no kidding. jj, the things we learned.we love. you're a part of it. absolutely. all right. you can catch all of the action right here on nbc bay area. and of course streaming on peacock. pregame coverage starts at 4:00 tonight. and let's not forget our niners are kicking off their season against the new york jets at home on monday night. we know where we'll be. we're counting down to kickoff with the help of the gold rush cheerleaders as well. they're going to be joining us live on set at 8 a.m. in our streaming newscast. you can watch live on roku, pluto and other streaming platforms, including nbc bay area, dot com. i know that's what he was doing, marcus has some moves getting ready for the visit. we're going to see he's going to break out the new moves in the pom poms. yeah, let's do that. all right. this is what she should do today. oh, yeah. fans, fans. yes! it's been so hot. and we're still dealing with the heat today and tomorrow. so let's get a look at our weekend forecast as we are in this microclimate. weather a

through his unite against tate and initiative across the 94th attorney, we stand with every member of our richly diverse community to prevent and address hate crimes. that level of support, by this department built department-bui, hazmattered in the eastern district and in so many districts represented by mattered in the eastern district and so many districts represented by my colleagues today. through detroit, in engagement with law enforcement and community partners, we have seen significant results. last year we experienced drops in homicide we hadn't seen in over 50 years. to date, we continue to see significant results in those low record numbers. low record and low homicide and other violent crimes. and also, there is more work to do. because everybody count. everybody matters. aging garlands a strong commitment and promotion of community outreach and intervention combined with enforcement efforts that focus on the drivers of us with the ao provide what we believe is sustaining change in our communities. inviting community members to the table as partners. being transparent abou

that different tates have different systems and there is nothing to -- when donald trump talks aboutking, that is now how this works. so i do think that putting everything together like that would create some security issue. >> but there is no reason why each state couldn't have their own digital facility around it. or you could have different people providing different networks, right. we don't all use the same cell phone network. it just seems an inevitability that we'll be -- i'm sure by 2028 we'll be voting on our phones. >> it is fascinating that whether we consider one mechanism or the other more secure, but i do think it is broadly generational. in other word, people look at me funny when i read my newspaper in print and depending on their age go ahead. >> and i'm disagreeing and about the same age and reads the newspaper, i notice that the youngs don't totally get it. >> why would you print out the internet and not have updating features. but the big shift again, we don't know. i take also joann's skepticism which is-t sounds so good in the british accent. there is a reason w

. >> my name is morgan tate. and i live in silver spring, maryland.'ve lived in this area for seven years, and i've never had a summer this hot. >> i'm david hambrick. i am a registered nurse from dallas. today, the heat factor is going to be like 112 or 114, some ridiculous amount. it really affects the medical condition that i have. and so, we've got to run our air conditioner more than normal. >> in previous years i wou run it at about 76. now, i usually will run it at about 80. if it's a really hot day, i will run it at about 82. i tell my daughter, just walk outside and come back in and it'll feel good in here. >> i'm fighting through the disability program, so my wages have been cut in half. and so, trying to manage increases in utilities on less of a salary is extraordinarily difficult. >> i have taken money out of my grocery bill. i've taken money out of my restaurant bill. >> i am planning on renting out a room because that is the only way i foresee having enough money to offset these huge bills. i only pay my water bill every other month, be

russia recently wrote in its notes, at the invitation of the russian side, the mission of magate and te-tateat is, as soon as they write the truth, they will not be more invited to zas, the second. now we don't have a head of permanent representation to international organizations in vienna since november 23rd, and when the kurdish military operation started, the russians, well, they started provocations, writing notes, for example, on august 9, a note was registered, which says that there is a course on prommaydanchik. we found fragments of rockets, then the phrase: facts of direct fire at kurchatov, kurskaes, energostruktur kurskas were not recorded, then on august 11, a fire at a cooling tower with accusations from ukraine that two drones were hit, despite the fact that the cooling tower has radio electronic warfare equipment, there are... means observation of walls that need power supply, and the fire was due to the fact that there are reliable sources from the zaporizhzhya as reported a generator with a reserve of fuel, therefore such a powerful fire was spectacular with smoke so black

family and youth protection law, it is mandatory to register the abortion drug information in the tate system. according to the family and youth protection law, the distribution of abortion medicine in authorized supply centers. to the extent that only treatment is needed the center should be fixed and it will be done in authorized hospital pharmacies by registering and monitoring in titec system. the technologists of a knowledge-based company located in the science and technology park of tehran university succeeded in designing and producing a device for monitoring patients' health status. this technological product is a smart wristband that monitors the patient's vital signs 24 hours a day, just like a 24-hour care nurse who is attentive to the patient. this device measures blood oxygen, body temperature, pulse, and heart rate. permanently through the hardware that is attached to the patient's hand it weighs very little, the information is sent to the software, where it is analyzed, a 70-gram wristband that communicates with the doctor of the patient's relatives by text message , the

and if i want to hear a tate you do it like that. oh, when you want to keep me from going fast. that's bad. okay, this is a stick shift. what if i don't know how to drive a stick and deem 5, in this case and number 78 would be entered on the driver's license? a 78 is for automatic transmission, and then you're only allowed to drive automatic vehicles on. luckily that is not an issue for me, so are driving less than can begin or what's the most challenging thing? driving in germany for new drivers here for 5 people. right, funding is my as the 1st step. is this right before left here? oh, that's that you're testing. so you're supposed to stop? nope. there's nothing indicating meaning those coming from the right to have the right of way. the minimum driving agent germany is 18 with a few exceptions. new drivers must complete a 1st aid course. 12 hours of special drivers training and 1490 minute sessions of classroom instruction plus the written exam to get a license to be funded. beautiful. yes, dr. i 30 is even more beautiful. boring time to slowly so then so when i turn around u

most of the companies are tate owned entities and they do not pay living wages and they don't have environmentalontrols so they could pollute all they want. so their ability to produce a product is substantially different than that in the united states. >> right. >> china produced an electric vehicle, call it a $20,000 a car, we produce pretty decent electric vehicles in the $30,000 car range. it seems completely reasonable for me if the u.s. government wants to tariff, and they should tariff the chinese electric vehicle up to a price equal to and i would say even higher than the u.s. vehicle. >> the biden administration is doing that. >> we want to protect those jobs in america, we should not allow them to use the unfair advantage to disadvantage american workers. on the flip side, we import many products that we do not produce in this country. >> right. >> those products are in high demand and we need them. a lot of them are pharmaceuticals. many other products that we expect to have on our shelves when we go an owe the store. if we start tariffs those products we will have inflation to the ex

she was at 13 of his games last year and ended with the super bowl. 13, of course, is tate his favorite of course it's her favorite number. and he was at 13 of her concerts during the international eras tour. so 1330. it must be meant to be right. what i can tell you is i've got to get through about 13 bags of chips before kickoff tonight, so i've got a lot of work ahead of me. i'm not a quitter, though. i'm going to make sure i get this done. that is the latest right now here in kansas city. i'm jay gray. back to you. enjoy those chips. be a long season if you eat the whole bag. jay. every time a live shot comes around hey, you can catch all the action right here on nbc bay area and of course, streaming on peacock pregame coverage starts at 4:00 tonight. usually when football starts, you get that sense of the fall feeling in the air. meteorologist kari hall joins me now. and certainly it still feels like summer out there. oh, yeah. absolutely. but for me, it means the end of any weekend plans whatsoever. my husband football glued to the tv all weekend long. so there you go to the mall

all is not well in the land of liberty, a galler, tate and fraternity. remember, it was a metronome, south dakota snob general election, in the wake of his dismal showing in the european poles. however, despite the results which didn't go his way, landing 2 months ago, it seems mccaul is in no hurry to name a new prime minister. he's basically refusing to reflect the will of the french people and the fridge. people are not at all happy. he's dragging his feet. so there is obviously, there's always was supposedly intended for an old, for a terry. and regime is happening in front us today because we've become the north star, terry, and all the docking regime. so yes, that is a cube against the state. we've already 3 time for new europe and elections, legislative elections was on the 2nd round over legislative elections. i thought i would care until this is proof that this is purely oligarchy or for a terry out of terry and state. and that the only way to get out of that is to make ourselves the french people. yeah, a physical stays, no other solution. so y