>> ted, i agree with you 100%.ever, that's not going to be allowed to necessarily come into trial if there were a murder trial. >> jon: dr. baden, i just wanted to ask, is there any general rule of thumb as to how long it will take to determine a cause of death in this case? >> i think that in 24 hours, they will probably be able to determine a cause of death because the most likely reason is as you said probably manual strangulation or some kind of traumatic injury, blunt force trauma, stabbing, gun, which there's no evidence for, which all will be available at the time of the autopsy. if they don't have a cause of death at the time of the autopsy, that would mean they are going to be looking further into the toxicology, which will be done anyway. the toxicology may take a few days to do, if they rush it through, but there's a delay in toxicology sometimes, but not in the other causes of death. >> jon: this investigation really stretches almost all the way across the country from the far northwest corner of wyomin

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ted _ with something. i think very hard to beat. ted lasso - with something. it has won two of them already so far and as we speak they are doing the comedy writing and directing, so, yes, the brits are well loved tonight. tqm. are well loved tonight. ok, thank you _ are well loved tonight. ok, thank you very _ are well loved tonight. ok, thank you very much - are well loved tonight. 0k, thank you very much indeed and enjoy the rest of the evening. thank you so much. king willem—alexander of the netherlands has inaugurated a monument dedicated to all the dutch victims of the holocaust — at a ceremony in amsterdam. it lists 102,000 jewish people who were killed by the nazis, as well as more than 200 sinti and roma. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. the holocaust was a crime committed in so many places. with so many victims. more than 100,000 of them who are named here. the first such memorial in the netherlands, dedicated to a dark chapter in the country's history.- country's history. this monument _ country's history. this monument confronts l country's history.

new episodes of "ted lasso" air fridays on apple tv plus.cannot believe, especially my sister, because she's a huge fan. >> niall: really? >> i told her, do you know niall horan? she messaged me, i clicked on it, "aahhh!" for a whole minute. she's jealous. [ laughter ] >> niall: i'm a big fan of her brother, i've been watching "ted lasso" religiously. [ cheers and applause ] it's amazing. >> thank you. >> niall: it really is. congratulations on all the success. it's insane, really. >> thank you very much. >> niall: you play danny rojas. >> yes. >> niall: danny rojas is a guy who walks around preaching the word of football. football is life! [ laughter ] >> it is like that, yeah, yeah. >> niall: football is life? >> football is life, football is football, football is death, football is life. [ laughter ] >> niall: so do you find it, like i do, do you find it annoying when americans call it soccer? >> i have to be honest, i do. [ laughter ] no, but the thing is, i mean, i appreciate when everyone comes and thanks you for the show. it means eve

go ahead, ted. you know, there's probably nothing more inherently ridiculous than someone who is talking down to you. and then while they're doing that, you realize that they think that they're smarter than you. but right, actually the other way around. that's kind of going, i think with a lot of corporate media outlets, you know, i could cite a 1000000 example, but i think that's exactly how it is. i mean, people sit at home and they realize that they're having that experience of being smarter than being the student who knows that he or she is smarter than their teacher. and that's not how things are supposed to be. you know, i, we all authority figures like walter cronkite or people like that, you know, who, who seemed at least if not smarter at least wiser or as wise as we are. you know, the problem is, this is really taking away a lot of space from those of us who are trying to exaggerate for a living in order to make a humorous point. because, you know they're pushing the needle to 11 and where

"ted lasso." >> and the emmy for outstanding comedy series goes to: "ted lasso." ( cheers and applausegoing, krista, shar lot, will, henry, jeff, ted, dpar et, mom, dad, those are my people, i love them, that is actually the order i love them in which i probably need to say. we like to thank warner brothers for starts, peter roth, ann, brett, shannon. we would like to thank apple which is sphwhrak, jamie, matt, eddie, t dog, my new nickname for tim cook, he does not know that yet, have my fingers crossed and most like to thank this amazing cast, crew, writers, staff, my cocreators, brendan hunt, jo kelley and our fearless leader jason sudeikis, i'm eternally grateful to be included but the biggest thank you from this group is to the people that watch. i really think i can speak to everyone here when i say we all foe how lucky we are to do this for a living and we appreciate you. tonight thank you so much. >> announcer: and now, here are the nominees for outstanding drama series. "the boys." "bridgerton." >> do not take that kiss, i fore gid you-- forbid to you go further. >> you can no

and i probably won't. >> are you anti-ted lasso?t of television time. >> a certain amount of fun. >> i allow myself a certain amount of television time and ted lasso has not made the list. i love "the crown." i've watched every episode of "the crown" probably three times. >> it's only half an hour. the tv police in your inner dialogue could just cut loose an extra half hour. >> let me tell you something. i've heard my teen talk about ted lasso so much. you talk about it. randy, my producer, talks about it. t. hits all the right emotional notes. it's really smart. i do find it sometimes hard tond. it's in english, which is sometimes very hard to understand. >> are you like a producer on the show, you get a cut if we all turn it on? >> no, but i'd like you to watch it. shouldn't we also start every award shows with this? >> i feel like we should. let me play this moment that was a great rousing start to it. ♪ who knew they had so much tv ♪ ♪ this rap wouldn't be complete. i've got to give a shout out to sesame street ♪ so many charact

ted lasso is a comedy about football, an american football coach heads to england to coach an englishcenario and we've already seen awards for the actress who is the owner of the english club, and also for brett goldstein, who plays one of the footballers, again a british actor, so so far, two out of two four british performers and it bodes well for ted lasso when we come to the big categories at the end of the night and it's very much the strong favourite to win for best comedy. i strong favourite to win for best comedy.— strong favourite to win for best comed . ~ ., , ., ., best comedy. i know you have not to best comedy. i know you have got to remain _ best comedy. i know you have got to remain impartial- got to remain impartial throughout all of this, and in fact we all do, but any particular highlights or top favourites for you that you have an eye on in terms of your best television pick of the year? best television pick of the ear? �* best television pick of the ear?�* , .,. year? i've probably watched every episode _ year? i've probably watched every episode of— year? i've pro

ted malfy who i did sz st. love and loss and kind of you have to fight for the life you want, and chris o'dowd is in it with me and kevin kline. it's a lovely story. i'm trying to get my life back together and there's a bird in my yard that keeps attacking me. this bird literally becomes my nemesis, then we kind of have parallel lives. it's really lovely and in the end very hopeful. >> stephen: the character has to battle this bird that keeps swooping at lily? >> yeah, coming at me. >> stephen: did they have a tennis ball on a stick because i understand it's a c.g.i. bird. >> it is a c.g.i. bird. a lot of times it was too high up to put anything, so ted would tell me where it was. he started without telling me, so it was a pretty emotional scene, and i'm looking up a at this bird and you hear ted standing over the monitor going -- ( cawing ) and i was, like, what the hell is that, head ted? and he said, i'm trying to help you by doing the bird. and there was no warning, we laughed so hard. then as we went along

"ted lasso" scored big, but it was "the crown" that ruled the night.ris. >> reporter: good morning, robin. even as its many nominees seem to be enjoying the night out together, the 73rd emmys proved to be a big night for three british institutions. soccer, the monarchy, and winning lots of american awards. a tent in downtown los angeles was the site of last night's emmy's, but its biggest winners were celebrating in london as "the crown" ruled. seven emmys in all, best drama, and handing statues to josh o'connor's prince charles. >> making "the crown" has been the best experience of my life. >> i wish my dad was here to see this. so i lost my daddy during covid, and he would have loved all of this. >> reporter: and as margaret thatcher, gillian anderson. back home vowing a love fest for television, and this marquee kicking things off. ♪ you got what i need ♪ ♪ you say he's just a friend ♪ >> "ted lasso." >> reporter: "ted lasso" led the comedies with four emmys in all. the smash sitcom's feel good first season honoring jason sudeikis. >> this show is a

"ted lasso" is still thrilling in my house.d show that really dominated by the streaming services. it used to be this is hbo's time to shine. is this going to be the template for emmy awards and as much as streaming than broadcast shows? >> next year we'll see a succession sweep. don't discount hbo just yet. it was an important night for the streamers. it was netflix's first best drama and it was crazy to think about. they have been such a player for a long time and apple tv of course. it was a show that collected quite a few awards for jean smart and and the fact that's an hbo's max show is another win for streamers. whether it's going to be and going forward, i am not a fortune teller but you know. there were a few losses for streamers. "the hand maid's tale" went home with nothing and it was nominated. and so yeah, there is some love for streamers especially a year where we are all stuck at home. is it going to be the same way next year? i don't know. >> i am wondering if we can roll back the talk so we can see rita wilson r

griff: thanks, ted. >> my pleasure.l airport now reportedly up and running with aid and domestic flights landing. qatar said it sent a plane carrying nooned medical goods to the afghan capital, part of an effort to supply badly needed supplies to people there. trey yingst is live in doha where many evacuees have been flown. hi, trey. >> reporter: good afternoon. domestic flights have started in afghanistan as the turks and qataris work to get the kabul airport operational again. there are ongoing negotiations to figure out just who will run the airport and for how long. but qatari sources say the focus over the coming weeks will be on evacuations and humanitarian aid. >> this was our first flight. yesterday we we spent the night. we took the passengers and airlifted them to kandahar. from there we traveled to kabul and just arrived. >> reporter: this comes as the taliban works to get civil services up and running again under their new sis la mick system. the -- islamic system. there are lines of a number of banks. other

i love the ted lasso quote. i will say that. we love ted lasso here at "new day."ting it off could mean peril. >> we'll see if goldfish are good negotiators. cnn's coverage continues right now. >>> good morning to you at the top of the hour. i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim sciutto. the countdown is on. we are 15 hours away from a potential government shutdown, but it does appear there is a plan in place to avoid it. moments from now, debate begins on capitol hill to do so. senators set to vote on a stopgap bill that would keep the government funded. that bill, we should note, is likely to pass, that hands over to the house where it is also expected to pass before the midnight deadline. that's important. as the clock ticks, the fate, however, biden's larger domestic agenda remains in limbo. the democratic controlled house remains divided with moderates

jonathan: "ted lasso" stuck.l i know his switchman would have done better this weekend against the tots. jonathan: it's defensive out there. equities lower by 1.3%. good morning. on tv, on radio, this is bloomberg. ♪ and there you have it— -woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow! -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just $30 bucks. sweet, but mine has 5g included. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. switch to xfinity mobile and save hundreds on your wireless bill. plus, save up to $400 when you purchase a new samsung phone or upgrade your existing phone. learn more at your local xfinity store today. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's release fro

ted lasso was loved, it was everywhere, it has won two of them already so far and as we speak they are loved tonight. a monument dedicated to all the dutch victims of the holocaust has opened in amsterdam. it lists 102,000 jewish people who were killed by the nazis — as well as more than two—hundred sinti and roma. tim allman reports. the holocaust was a crime committed in so many places. with so many victims. more than 100,000 of them who are named here. the first such memorial in the netherlands, dedicated to a dark chapter in the country's history. this monument confronts us with the criminal murder of thousands, murdered for no other reason than their identity. in doing so, the monument also demands accountability. accountability as to whether moore should have been whether moree should have been done during the war years to save those who were murdered. the netherlands was occupied for much of the second world war, and three quarters of the country's jewish population were killed. most by the nazis, but some by local collaborators. a difficult legacy to deal with. king willem—alex

also, ted lasso. you need to start walking -- watching ted lasso reggie. >> the people that one are quite, but there is a lot of character and color in other people in the show that are doing great work that need to be recognized, and eventually they will be. i think it is safe to say that. kumasi: i hope so. >> they are definitely some storylines out there with people that are better this season than last season. maybe ted lasso can fix that. it was a great night for ted lasso and i am so happy for those folks and for everybody else. you can see it is pretty clear out there at sutro tower. headlines, critical fire danger today, warm and hot highs all the way through friday as the dry air will linger for several days. astronomical autumn begins just about noon on wednesday so we should be cooler, but this time of the year this happens look at these mid to upper 80's in the south. we are going to have sunshine and warmth all the way to the coast, near 70 in pacifica, 80-87 on the peninsula today. 77 do

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senator ted cruz learned his lesson the hard way this week in the senate. you'll see how she handled him on voting rights and you'll see me talk to her live tonight. good evening. it is a little over a month until halloween but it already feels like we're living in a modern american horror movie as if living through a deadly pandemic wasn't bad enough we've seen voting rights being whittled away, unemployment benefits cut off, the expiration of the eviction moratorium, white nationalism taking over the gop, and right wing senate democrats dominating their party's agenda. if all that doesn't crush your spirits we have a potential government shutdown and debt crisis coming down the line. oh, and a political stalemate over a $3.5 trillion social and economic policy and climate change bill. the heart of biden agenda. if you are thinking the republican party is the freddy kruger of this nightmare you'd be wrong. it's the left. apparently the left is to blame. don't take my word for it. progressive democrats this week were crowned the villains by the master of ho

ted lasso, unexpected, given that there were some bigger budget shows on apple tv plus that it is ted people in the last ear. ., ., y has won over people in the last ear. ., ., , ., ., year. how many nominated did they have? _ year. how many nominated did they have? they _ year. how many nominated did they have? they had _ year. how many nominated did they have? they had to - year. how many nominated did they have? they had to win - they have? they had to win something pretty big!- they have? they had to win something pretty big! they were definitely leading _ something pretty big! they were definitely leading but _ something pretty big! they were definitely leading but with - definitely leading but with netflix, they kind of alluded that top win for a long time so this year to finally get it, it is been long—awaited. i a huge note for the brits, basically every other winner is from britain. i do not think there were very many surprises tonight. were very many surprises toni . ht. were very many surprises toniaht. �* , were very many surprises tonight-— tonight. the british are coming

ted williams and jonna spilbor is here. first senior correspondent laura engel reporting from moose, wyoming. >> good morning to you all. we're here in grand teton national park and this was a dream destination for gabby petito according to her family when she embarked on that cross-country trip that turned into a nightmare. >> has every parent can imagine, this is an incredibly difficult time for the family. and friends. our thoughts and prayers are with them. we ask that you all respect the privacy as they mourn the loss of their daughter. >> the area where human remains were found sunday is still an active investigation site according to the f.b.i. the hope not only to find more physical evidence at the scene, but to also track down anyone who was in that area at the time gapetito went missing. this was a massive area to begin a search. when news of her disappearance came to the attention of the f.b.i., national park service and local law enforcement investigators had to try to pinpoint an area to start the search in ove

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maria: senator ted cruz today in texas.biden and the democrats want to spend $7 trillion next year. the ranking member of the budget committee is here, congressman jason smith on how high your taxes are going to pay for it. d.♪ ♪ ♪ anybody want to split a turkey leg? maria: welcome back, joe biden's foreign policy mistakes have made the country less safe in the last eight months but he and the democrat party are laser focused on pushing through the economic agenda including spending $5 trillion on a green new economy. joining me right now to discuss how you will end up paying for this by your higher taxes the ranking member on the house budget committee congressman jason smith. congressman smith, good to see you, thank you for being here this morning. >> great to be here, thanks for having me, maria. maria: where are we at this point. we had 13 committees do their own mark-ups of nancy pelosi's reconciliation bill and what have we learned from the mark-ups an tell me where does the process stand today? congressman: maria, t

afc richmond announced the hiring of their new manager, american football coach ted lasso.of the game. in a nutshell, a scorned woman damaged by divorce hires an american goofball in the secret hope of running the football club, which happens to be the only thing her ex—husband truly loves into the ground. little does she realise that when this human being comes into her life, no matter how hard she tries, he is actually her salvation rather than her scheming. george is here. if he's here, why isn't he here? oh, yes, good point. ted lasso is a heart warming comedy thatjerks more than the occasional tear, a mixture of mostly british cast with an american can do sensibility that's earned its cast and creators a record—breaking 20 emmy nominations. well, ijust didn't believe it, really. and i was i felt a bit sort of blubbery. and then i was very tired because itjust seemed an awful shock. it kind of feels like i'm glad it didn't come a moment sooner, which some people might find weird. it kind of feels like i'm glad it didn't come a moment sooner, which some people might find

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there is a four way race, proof that ted lasso or a team with a deep bench.as alleged he was escorted from a flight in the us for no reason. in a video, posted online, he said he was removed from the plane when someone complained about his colleague's face mask. the airline involved said staff had taken action when two customers onboard had refused to comply with requests like putting mobile phones on airplane mode and wearing face coverings. i was taken off the plane today when going to the training camp in colorado springs by the police. the complaint was made by american airlines staff, they said my colleague's mask was not high enough and not up, they had to stop the plane and take me and my friend off when i did nothing wrong. they kicked us both off. the tv show strictly come dancing is back on uk screens with the first episode revealing the pairs who will be competing for the glitterball trophy. among the pairings this year, former great british bake 0ff winner john whaite, who has been partnered withjohannes radebe, making them the first all—male part

up on "alex witt reports," congress ted lieu and reben gallego are going to join her to talk about the drone strike that killed women and children in afghanistan and so much more. stay tuned, because coming up next, demanding justice for america's act of racial terror. that's coming up next, so stay tuned. frequent heartburn? not anymore. the prilosec otc two-week challenge is helping people love what they love again. just one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. because life starts when heartburn stops. take the challenge at prilosecotc dot com. my dvt blood clot left me with questions... was another around the corner? or could i have a different game plan? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent

even ted lasso had to move to london to win an emmy this year. gillian anderson, who is not from england, she's born in chicago, but she grew up there and lives there now. she won best actress in a drama for her portrayal of prime minister margaret thatcher in "the crown." which created an opportunity for one of the great, dopey american interview questions of all-time to happen backstage. >> just to kind of continue with the whole margaret thatcher thing. the first question, have you talked to her about this role at all? >> well, i -- i have not spoken to margaret. umm -- >> jimmy: the reason she hasn't is because margaret thatcher died in 2013. but it would have made a great episode of "the x files" if she had spoken to her somehow. the other big winners this weekend, were the passengers aboard the first ever all-civilian spacex flight. after three days in space, they made it safely back to earth. during their weekend outside the atmosphere, the crew passed the time talking, watching movies, they watched the movie "spaceballs" for real. and one

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ted, let me give you presentation control. >> great. ted, welcome back. it is a pleasure to have you. please, you have to floor. >> thank you, commissioner. good afternoon, commissioners. i am going to be sharing my screen now. hopefully you can see that. let me full screen. okay, great. last week our office released the second of what we intend to be a monthly series of reports that is tracking various aspects of the city's changing economy. the reason for doing that we know as the vaccinations increased and the restrictions br loosening, the economy would change fairly quickly and we wanted to public and decision makers to be apprised of the various ways it is changing. these presentations or these reports take the form of a monthly deck of charts with some summaries. and i'll walk through what we have introduced or released last week. and i am happy to take any questions from the commission at any time. i think some of the highlights of this week's -- i'm sorry, this month's report -- from our standpoint and in each month there is both a combination of

brett goldstein, ted lasso.best lead actor in a comedy went to jason sudeikis — the man who created and stars in it. kate winslet. kate winslet won for her lead role in the miniseries mare of easttown. i just want to acknowledge my fellow nominees in this decade that has to be about women having each other�*s backs. i support you, i salute you. i'm proud of all of you. 0h! the crown. but it was the crown that triumphed once again — winning best drama and all four of the main drama acting categories. i wish my dad was here to see this. audience: ohh! i lost my daddy during covid, and he would have loved all of this! and finally, recognition for michaela coel, who, following numerous nominations, won an emmy for writing i may destroy you. this was her message. write the tale that scares you, that makes you feel uncertain, that isn't comfortable. i dare you. i dedicate this story to every single survivor of sexual assault. thank you. many tears of joy were shed in appreciation of those that created the places we es

ted harvey, who's been the poetry business for a long time over several administrations now, so i i would award you doctorates, appointed jury if that was possible. thanks for joining me gentlemen. good afternoon. thanks for amazon. okay, i want to start with you jonathan. this is kind of, this is your, this is your circus last year was tad, this time it's yours. where do you feel like bided actually doing better on domestic or international issues? well, i feel like he's having to do both. and a lot of times, you know, you can really put the focus on one or the other. but i feel like, with the pandemic here at home and, and obviously the dentist and he's having to kind of do them both at the same time . i think he's actually doing a pretty good job. obviously he took a bit of a hit on his approval rating with the pull out pulling the us out of afghanistan, but also only shows that the majority of americans approve of the decision to leave afghanistan. so maybe some of the details with how things happen on the ground, which was bound to happen,

host: senator ted cruz with that web app -- ad on his twitter page.aking a listen at your phone calls. how would you grade president biden's job performance? that's our question for you. phone lines as usual. ray's first, a republican. ray, if you're using the letter grade, what grade would you give him? caller: a d minus. at the beginning the vaccine rollouts went fairly well. the american rescue plan helped when we were still in crisis mode was done well but the afghanistan thing was a complete failure. the border, a complete failure. he seems to be moving more and more to the left every day. and i think it's more this is what i would have expected out of president sanders, not president biden. he portrayed himself as a moderate. and i don't think we're getting a moderate and i'm very worried that -- and afghanistan is disheartening. host: ray is that grade set in your mind? what would it take to change your grade? caller: nothing's ever set in stone. if he could reaccomplishment -- reimplement the trump policies, building the wall, training the wor

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th senator ted cruz says, not so fast. m going to block things. you won't be able to use that avenue to reach the debt limit. this speaks to how republicans are tacessly ruthless in the way senate democrats are not. >> this is all about politics, right, not so much the policy or th debt limit. i think that is the biggest thing here, is that first and foremost it's not as if republicans have not been in power when the debt limit has needed to be increased, you know, the debt ceiling has needed to be raised. that has happened, they have voted for it. democrats have been on their side in doing this. mitch mcconnell has said over and over about how when he was majority leader, america cannot default on our debt, how detrimental it will be to the economy. but that doesn't mean even now him saying, if you can figure out a way to do it on your own, the rest of his party is not on board. so you have these people like ted cruz, i assume there are other 2020 hopefuls in there who arethinking about their base, right? their base is not interested in them goin

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>> well, look at what ted cruz did today. it depends on how you ask the question.you are dishonest, then of course people are going to go that's horrible. but when you break it down for people and you begin to ask them other questions do you think it's fair for people to have to go for a certain distance to try to get this when they have other valid forms of i.d.? well, no. do you think it's important that people who have respect for the law and for government and have certain issued i.d.s but not others, that they should be somehow disqualified? then, the answer is no. so it depends on how the polls ask the questions. and let's admit at the end of the day, when martin luther king, jr., was fighting for civil rights in this country, the polls began to catch up to where the conscience of the nation was. polls don't always determine what we should do. they register our contemporary opinion that should be shaped and molded according to the principles and practices of democracy that we claim to embrace. >> how dangerous it is -- is it -- for the democrats if they do no

ted williams, former d.c.icide detective joins, fox news contributor. what does that tell you? they say he went to the park. could that be a ruse? could bit a red herring, a fake, to throw off authorities and maybe brian is not at the park, he fled the country or something else? >> you know, eric, you've said a lot here, and i wholeheartedly agree with everything that you have said, the question, is is he actually in that park? and is he alive, if he's in that park? i suspect that after about eight days in this park, this swampland, that it's more likely than not that if he's there, he's not alive. there's so much that's mysterious about this. he tells his family that he's going to go hiking in a swamp land and leaves his wallet and phone, according to them. they don't tell authorities until several days later. they even go to the park, say they saw the car there, left it there and then came back a couple days later and picked up a car. all of this seems like to me some kind of a smokescreen. just think about