connecticut reserves. the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. granger: i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentlewoman from texas reserves. the gentlewoman from connecticut is recognized of the ms. delauro: i yield one minute to the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. jackson lee: i thank the gentlelady for her leadership. i'm very glad to say that there's something that responsibility calls you to do. save lives. this c.r. indicates that we will not shut the government down in the face of disasters, disasters around the worrell. we'll not freeze out low-income families by not providing them with the home energy assistance program, and, yes, we will ensure that agencies like housing and health and public safety to reduce the crime across america, to respond to the needs of our police officers and victims of crime will not shut down. but, yes, we will also recognize that we are good neighbors. and in pakistan 33 million people have been dislocated because of cata

the times connecticut tickets to the front page of the times, and seven months later, the us has been has been squashed under the side of the papers — squashed under the side of the papers is — squashed under the side of the papers is quite telling. this has become — papers is quite telling. this has become noise in our ears. ifear that— become noise in our ears. ifear that the — become noise in our ears. ifear that the familiarity has led us into a false _ that the familiarity has led us into a false sense of security, this bubble — a false sense of security, this bubble sign. it's become vietnam in the background. bailey, president putin— the background. bailey, president putin is— the background. bailey, president putin is not picking up his ball and going _ putin is not picking up his ball and going away. all sorts of reports coming — going away. all sorts of reports coming from russia from the state of his health. _ coming from russia from the state of his health, from the state of his support— his health, from the state of his support even within his crony ship. meanwhile, — sup

connecticut. thank you for your time, sir. your reaction to the nearly $1000000000.00 in damages put on james, what does that tell us about what the jury was thinking? well, it's a terribly sad and tragic case. it's a open and a shot defamation case. legally speaking, you're not allowed to lie. i get, make obvious lies about people in a way that damages the reputation. and this is an open and shot legal case that was decided long ago. we now have the, are, the jury's, are decisions about the liability are. so there is no issue here about that. he violated the law. it's not a free speech case at all i. he violated the law and, and what he did was so horrific that the, the costs, but he's being asked to pay are entirely justifiable. and hopefully this will do something to curtail the kind of massive conspiracy theorizing that is so damaging democracy. you cannot have wild can false conspiracies in a democracy because they undermine the shared reality that's required for policy making. what's extraordinary is that he made million

now, my time in the state senate -- you know, this is a citizen's government we have here in connecticut. we have folks from all different walks of life. first of all, the state senate does not set utility rates. connecticut pure does. i abstain from certain bolts out of an abundance of caution, because that is what more legislators should do if they are involved in the industry. i work for a water -- i have worked for a water company since 1992. i am proud of the work i have done at the water company. i have actually dealt infrastructure, as opposed to my opponent, talking about doing it. water, natural resource. i have built infrastructure throughout the district. brookfield, litchfield comic-con, torrington, and more. the last 30 years at the water company. water conservation. huge. i have volunteered to join the housatonic association board of directors. i worked my way up to vice president of that board, because natural resources are very important to me. our natural environment is important to me. we can keep hearing the excuses for my opponent as to why you, the voters, should giv

time. the gentlewoman from connecticut is recognized. ms. delauro: i yield back. >> the house also debated a bill and passed compensation for families of 9/11 victims. r. speaker, the fairness for 9/11 families act would provide a catch-up payment to thousands of 9/11 victims, spouses and dependents who were unfairly excluded from the u.s. e incalculable loss that they suffered on september 11, this legislation would ensure that they are fairly compensated for their claims against those responsible for one of our nation's darkest days. in 2015, congress created the united states victims of state sponsor terrorism fund to provide compensation for individuals with terrorism judgments against designated state sponsorrers of -- sponsors of terrorism. at the time, those who are received payments from the 9/11 victims compensation fund, primarily victims and spouses and children, were precluded from receiving funds from the vsstf. their exclusion from the fund led to a preverse -- perverse result in which other family members could receive compens

john: officer shot and killed the suspect who had ambushed police officers in bristol, connecticut, the same time fire in raleigh, north carolina, that left five dead including an off duty police officer. the fiancee' is heart sick about it. >> i need you to come home right immediately. scruff slipped his collar and i heard gunshots. and he started asking tattoos that mary has, and we knew. we knew she was gone. >> sandra: the violence taking a toll coast to coast with the big apple becoming a breeding ground for criminals. a group of thieves taking part in this smash and grab on a park avenue, at a park avenue jewelry store, items worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. americans in new york set to determine whether the blue state will turn red in a few weeks. >> john: as real clear politics marks the new york gubernatorial race a toss-up, if lee zeldin wins, the first republican in close to 20 years. rafael is standing by to react in moments, but alexis mcadams is live. >> seems no matter where you live, people are talking about crime, up 31% over the five years, fourth down, rape, robbery. ala

out there has no part in organized political dialogue. >> senator chris murphy of connecticut, thank you for your timethank you. >> that is all in on this wednesday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex. good evening, alex. think a shot in the arm to people who think that liars like jones need to be held accountable. man, seeing him today on his show saying we're goingis to ke talking about parkland and uvalde and they can't stop us

i've been doing this for a long time, having at connecticut children's for 25 years and i have never seen this level of surge specifically of rsv coming into our hospital. >> cnn medical correspondent dr. tara narula is here with the details. a cnn analysis of new hhs data shows children are filling hospital beds more now than over the past two years of the pandemic. i'm hearing anecdotally from friends, too, whose children are suffering with this, one had to be hospitalized. why are we seeing a spike in cases? >> we have done covid mitigation strategies really well over the last couple years so kids normally get exposed to rsv and almost all of us have it before we reach the age of two, but because of what we've done in the past two years we've changed the equilibrium. kids have not gotten exposed, they have not developed the immunity and now we're seeing this big influx all at once of children, even potentially children that are older that would have had this type of reaction previously. we're seeing a spica cross the country in rsv, particularly pediatric hospital beds filling up,

connecticut five on the western age of the state along new york. hays is the democrat looking for reelection. logan is the challenger. thank you for your timeyou. we never talk about connecticut. we rank your race right now as lean democrat. some others have it as a toss-up. it might be that way as we get closer to election day. here are the top issues in connecticut. inflation at 32%, taxes at 20, then you have a drop-off way down there climate change, crime, abortion, 6%, school 6%. why do you think this race is close? >> sure, connecticut folks in the fifth congressional district are tired of the status quo and the false promises from the democrat leadership. my democrat opponent is complicit in this. she supported the democrat leadership in washington follows along 100% voting record with nancy pelosi. at the same time here in the district folks are struggling to pay for groceries, pay for gas. i have retirees who their retirement packages are diminished and declining. economy in connecticut is shrinking. we have the lowest personal income growth in the entire nation. folks are looking for an alternative. we provide that alternative. we

out there has no part in organized political dialogue. >> senator chris murphy of connecticut, thank you for your timeay night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex. wagne>> good evening, chris. that alex jones payout

on thursday "fox and friends," learning about another attack on law enforcement, this time two officers in connecticutead after being shot in the line of duty overnight. tragic details coming in, we'll give you the latest. also, president biden out west to talk up infrastructures, but back at the white house, his team is on clean-up duty, we'll tell you why. and gen-z set to have a huge impact in this year's mid-term elections, hear from three who share their top issues and the lineup, lara trump, kellyanne conway, shannon bream and brian brenberg and you of course, put down that remote. carley and todd back in a couple, you are watching "fox and friends first" here on the fox news channel. ♪ age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in just two days. new crepe corrector lotion only from gold bond. champion your skin. research shows that people remember ads with young people having a good time. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a pool party. look what i brought! liberty mutual! they customize your home insurance... so you only pay

this time a jury in connecticut agreeing jones should pay 965 million dollars to relatives of the sandy hook elementary school shooting victims and an fbi agent in the courtroom. parents breaking down in tears after hearing the judgment. robbie parker, 6 year-old daughter was one of the children murdered in the 2012 school shooting massacre that killed 26 people. most of them children. all i can really say is that i'm just proud that. >> what we are able to accomplish was just to simply tell the truth. for years, jones was relive was with his claims that the sandy hook school shooting was an elaborate hoax with people staging as grieving parents be about a year will see any help to kind of >> back to the whole thing. relatives testified they were tormented and faced with a barrage of death threats because of jones's lies. those relatives still grieving yet grateful the jury believed their losses and pain is real. what it does to me. >> shows that the internet is not the wild. wild west. and that your actions have consequences. >> i was straight clark reporting. now, jones has filed bank

this time a jury in connecticut agreeing jones should pay 965 million dollars to relatives of the sandy hook elementary school shooting victims and an fbi agent in the courtroom. parents breaking down in tears after hearing the judgment. robbie parker, 6 year-old daughter was one of the children murdered in the 2012 school shooting massacre that killed 26 people. most of them children. all i can really say is that i'm just proud that. >> what we are able to accomplish was just to simply tell the truth. for years, jones was relive was with his claims that the sandy hook school shooting was an elaborate hoax with people staging as grieving parents be about a year will see any have to kind of >> i the whole thing relatives testified they were tormented and faced with a barrage of death threats because of jones's lies. those relatives stil grieving yet grateful the jury believed their losses and pain is real. what it does to me. >> shows that the internet is not the wild. wild west. and that your actions have consequences. >> that was dray clark reporting for us this afternoon. jones plans

time low and some would argue that it is. but the people recruiting, the staffing for the police across connecticut are down. low. and not just applying for a job, morale is down for these officers. no one will tell you that it's not pure they need to feel supported. i believe it is a pendulum. i do believe it will come back the other way. the whole town of bristol, the whole state is railing around the police officers. >> carley: that is right. >> it is horrifying that it had to come to this. >> carley: this is a devastating reminder of the danger police officers face everyday to protect our friends and loved ones. these officers are heroes. i think we can agree with that. brian, i think for joining us. >> todd: a group of roughly 30 venezuelan migrants who crossed illegally into texas shocked to learn they will not stay in the u.s. under the biden administration policy. [speaking non-english language] >> todd: on wednesday the administration announced new border enforcement operations with mexico that include april program for venezuela. some required to have financial support in the west and pass screenin

connecticut over the weekend. i have more on tha that later fm glastonbury high school reunion. i spgthere.ot of time talkin to folks on the ground there.lo a lot of people seemed really fed up. e both and we're both sad and mad at what had happened to the state we all grew up in.e the demo and i sense the democrats who oncece thoug thought that tu untouchable in the state, i'm talking about elected officialals,s may be starting ty sweat it. republicans are actually spending money in these races across the region.ny kevin mccarthy line pacs is spending twenty three million dollars on ads in eight democraticspend districts that biden carried by double digits in new england. new gland.now, some interestings here in connecticut's 5th congressional district. where biden won by 11. won republican george logan b is demonstrating broadd bipart bipartisan appeal, according to axios. and in rhode island, second,wher where biden won by 14. a new poll has republican allen funt leading the democrat alg thby eight points. in so how bad are things inll, in new england? well, in new hampshire, wherenao liberal sena

. >> when was the last time republicans were competitive in connecticut? neil: it's been a while. >> been a minute, right? neil: been a while. >> this is congressional district 5. george logan, african-american has really been supported by the republican party here. this is the west side of connecticut up along the border with new york. they think they're in the game there. if this goes their way, come election night, you could see that red wave get higher and higher throughout the night. so, we'll see. in the end if they're right. if it was money well-spent or not. how is that? neil: it's amazing. first of all the fact that you knew every state in the country. secondly you knew every district and every state in the country. thirdly, this is the stuff really annoys me, the one touch worked for you perfectly. we were hoping it would break on you as something -- those who know you. bill hemmer doesn't get angry. not a prime minister madonna. not like me. it worked perfectly so we dent get the opportunity to see you snap. so we're hoping this would be that mo

time. ♪ announcer: lift now to connecticut senator chris murphy, discussing how saudi arabia and opec plusounterparts will talk about the cutting of oil production and how it's affected u.s. study relations. live coverage here on c-span in just a moment. >> it is my pleasure to welcome you to this virtual discussion on u.s. saudi relations, what next? the saudi move earlier this month to cut production in conjunction with russia has thrust the u.s. saudi relationship into a new phase of crisis. the biden administration, along with bipartisan voices in congress, via the move as a flagrant snub in collusion with putin. the saudi's for their part maintain the move was entirely due to economic self-interest at home. the question that arises, what next? does this latest crisis signal a significant rupture in a relationship many have argued has outlived the strategic logic of america and become more of a liability? or is it yet another bump in a frequently rocky but still vital partnership, always based more on mutual interests rather than shared values? to tackle these questions, i'm very pleas

because this is the 48th state and the first time since january of 2020 that i have acquired. connecticut was one of the three missing states so you may say that's a little weird because you are right next to connecticut but you know how it is with familiarity i will see that person leader or i will see that a state leader while ing january 2020. things start to close down. so i hadn't made it yet but now i am here today extremely excited and now the only two left our alaska and hawaii. i do know that connecticut is right next to me. i feel i need to clarify that. i have questions that have amazed me and i've learned details that have astonished me. one of my favorites came early on when a young woman right outside my apartment building came up to me where people were asking grammar questions she came up to me and told me that shee loved footnotes so much tht she had a footnote tattooed on her foot and it said seven. it was winter so she didn't have on sandals but she showed me a picture on her phone and i felt complete. do any of you remember the preposition song, i do not but she starte

. >> senator chris murphy of connecticut, thank you for your time tonight, sir. >> thank you. >> that is all in on this wednesday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex. good evening, alex. think a shot in the arm to people who think that liars like jones need to be held accountable. man, seeing him today on his show saying we're goingis to ke talking about parkland and uvalde and they can't stop us and the war effectively goes on is devastating. >> a decade later. >> but sometimes they keep turning forward. thank you, chris, as always. thank you to you at home for joining us. we have a lot to get to. today right-wing conspiracy monger alex jones was ordered to pay a billion dollars in damages for the extraordinary, vicious lies he spread about the sandy hook massacre. we'll be joined by the lawyer that won the case for the sandy hook families. we'll be talking with the democratic nominee for u.s. senate from north carolina. her race is super close. one of handful of contests that can determine senate control. democrats understand that. they're making a huge l

. >> senator chris murphy of connecticut, thank you for your time tonight, sir. >> thank you. >> that is all in on this wednesday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex. wagne>> good evening, chris. that alex jones payout of a billion dollars is definitely, i think, a shot in the arm of people who think that liars like jones can be held accountable. seeing him today on the show say that we are going to keep talking about parkland, and uvalde, and they can't stop us, and the war effectively goes on, is just absolutely devastating. >> and a decade later, also, the heels of justice chrysler. >> but sometimes they keep turning forward. thank you to all of you at home for joining us tonight, we have a lot to get to. today, right thing -- alex jones was ordered to pay nearly a billion dollars in damages for the extraordinary vicious lies that he spread about the sandy hook massacre. in just a few minutes, we will be joined by the lawyer who won that case for the sandy hook families. we will also be talking to the democratic nominee for u.s. senate from north carolin

several akausz interest country tell cnn they've been overwhelmed at a time of year when the surge is unusual. connecticut may need support from the national guard. i want to talk about with it dr. lina wen and baltimore's former health commissioner. i understand both of your kids are getting over respiratory infection right now. it's not clear if it's rsv. first of all, what is rsv, and what's happening with this? >> yeah, so rsv is a very common respiratory virus. it's estimated that prior to covid that every child before the age of 2 or virtually every child before the age of 2 is going to get rsv, so it's very common. most of the time it causes very mild symptoms. now, i think that what's happening right now when it comes to why there's so many cases is that we have this immunity gap. we have a lot of times during the time of covid were born during covid like my child, like my daughter, and i know your children as well, anderson. so they did not get exposed to rsv. now there's a lot of rsv around. they're getting exposed to it now. and you have those individuals who would have gotten rsv anyway. so yo

. >> every time an officer or a trooper dies in connecticut, their names are permanently memorialized>> i felt it necessary to have the names put on the wall as soon as possible and see their loved ones name. i hope it gives them a sense of peace a and closer but unfortunately we have to add two more names and we hope this is the last two. speak with the local community is doing whatever they can to help. a local restaurant owner a dinner and donated all the proceeds to the families of the fallen officers. >> it is just terrific. i can't believe we always have to go through this. >> this is probably the only thing we can do to help the families out. >> this is my favorite thing to do is to be able to get back and this is one of the greatest ones we have ever done. >> so far this year, there have been 63 ambush style attacks on police, 93 of them shot, 24 of them fatally and that is, of course, the national fraternal order of police, back to you guys. spoon ashley strohmier, thank you for a pair of the country's largest police union say the anti-rhetoric has to stop and blaming it for

every time an officer or trooper does die in connecticut their names are permanently memorialized.. >> i felt it necessary to have the names put on the wall as soon as possible, see their loved one's name i hope it gives them a sense of peace and closure. unfortunately we have to add two more names today. we hope this is the last two. >> also from a local standpoint. a local restaurant owner does a weekly donation and last week she gave all the proceeds to these families of these two fallen officers. now, so far this year, there has been 63 ambush style attacks on police. and in one of the 33 connecticut state troopers they took their oath last week at the academy. they said these two officers hamzy and demonte their deaths should not stop them but instead it should motivate them. back to you guys. >> will: thank you, ashley for that report. >> ainsley: just a terrible report. ashley's husband is a police officer. we thank everyone who walks into this field. it's dangerous and you are keeping all of us safe. we appreciate it. we are so sorry for their loved ones. >> brian: this is

steered me in the right direction. >> every time an officer or trooper dies in the line of duty in connecticutnames are permanently memorialized. listen to this. >> i felt it necessary to have the names put on the wall as soon as possible. to see their loved one's name, i just hope it gives them a sense of peace and closure unfortunately we have to add two more names today. we hope this is the last two. >> even a local restaurant owner is doing what she can to try and help. that owner does a weekly donation and last week she gave all of the proceeds to the two families of these fallen officers. and so far this year, there has been 63 ambush style attacks. 24 of those attacks were fatal. and one of the 33 connecticut troopers who took their oaths last week at the academy, he said that hamzy and demonte's death should not stop them from doing their jobs but, rather, motivate them to do better. bark to you guys. >> will: thank you, ashley. now we turn to a story that i find simply outrageous. the cdc, the center for disease control voted 5-0, unanimously to add the covid-19 vaccine to the childre

time in the state senate. what do you say? >> sure, look. here in connecticuttates senators. 84% of all the bills when i was in the state senate were bipartisan in nature. when it came to social issues, i'm more moderate. where we differed, it has to do on financial issues. we're certainly more conservative leaning when it comes to the financial issues. that is the big difference here in connecticut. my opponent, she's voted 100% in line with nancy pelosi's policies. that is not in the best interest of the people of the fifth congressional district here in connecticut. folks are coming through our campaign, to my website, georgeloganforfor congress.com. we're surging through the polls and we're being heard. people want a change. we represent that change. >> gillian: thanks for taking time, george. wish you the best. >> thank you, a appreciate the opportunity. take care. >> gillian: of course. critics say the justice department has a double standard when it comes to prosecutoring the tax on pro life centers and abortion clinics in the wake of roe v. wade. mollie

. >> every time an officer or trooper dies in the lineup duty in connecticut they are names are permanently memorialized. >> i think it is necessary to have their names put on the wall as soon as possible and see their loved ones name. i just hope it gives them a sense of peace a and closure but we have to add two more names and we hope this is the last two. >> and a local restaurant owner, she does a weekly thursday night dinner and last week she donated all of the proceeds to the families of the two fallen officers. listen to this. >> it is just terrific. i can't believe we have to go through this. >> this is probably the only thing we can do to help the families out. >> my favorite thing to do to be able to get back and this is one of the greatest. >> guys, so far this year there have been 63 ambush style attacks this year. 93 shot and 24 fatally, that is according to the national order fraternal of police. back to you. >> carley: it will be a jam-packed funeral this morning, tens of thousands, like you said expected to attend from the police departments all over the country and i was re

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time they were worried about it and worried about the death penalty. now, they are emboldened to do it. the saddest part is you look at these three guys shot in connecticutdead in the prime of their lives 35 and 34-year-old. they say goodbye and one has two little kids and his wife is pregnant. you know, never will come home again. they didn't know it was their last day. two dirtbags tried to make it a domestic dispute waiting for them to show up, killed them, kill the two of them and one died in the hospital and one died at the scene. severely enters the third one. this is just happening far too often. >> brian: one guy is described as a big teddy bear and the other drug, and violent. the neighbor said, i don't know much about necklace, he is dead now except he drinks a lot. the dude is always drinking. he is checking on his brother when they showed up here they shot three cops and two lost their lives. meanwhile, we will talk more about this throughout the show. we have other things on the agenda including this is nancy pelosi pulling punches pushed?>>> brian: nancy pelosi punching everybody else. we break down the video closely threatening to punch ou

. >> how about this time lapse, we got this from connecticut.rse as you head back to illinois it's going to be cooler by the weekend.and th. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist th. drew tune with your accuweather forecast morning clouds giving way to afternoon sunshine temperatures pretty close to average for this time of the year accuweather saturday shows you cooler weather headed away for the upcoming weekend. >>> our next guest here is >>> our next guest here is two-time emmy award winner elisabeth moss who stars in, executive produces, and is one of the directors of the "handmaid's tale" on hulu. we're both trying to get into the chair, right. >> really deep seat. it's either back here. you're fine, you're 6 whatever. i'm 5'3". it's not so good. >> you look comfortable. >> very comfortable. >> let's jump into it. this show, when you first signed on six years ago, did you have any idea it would resonate and have this much of a cultural impact? >> not at all. you never do know how it's going to be received. you kind of just pick something that you f

we just used words it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news >>> two police officers in connecticut killed while responding to a 911 call why investigators now say they may have been lured into an ambush >>> some florida schools preparing to reopen after hurricane ian as governor desantis announces extra help for first responders >>> but first, a jury recommending life in prison instead of death for the parkland school shooter. >> the judge read the jury's decision today in a courtroom full of families and the murdered children and staff members. >> we the jury unanimously find that the aggravating factors that were proven beyond a reasonable doubt outweigh the mitigating circumstances, no. >> parents broke down as they learned their kids' killer would not face execution they shook their heads, wiped tears and embraced each other as the judge ticked through each and every victim's name. she read the same sentence for all 17 murders, life behind bars for each one the jury unanimously agreed the state had proven that the aggravating factors of the case, such as cruelness and the plann

surprised at all if the market got it exactly right i want to go to david in connecticut, david >> caller: hey, jim. i am a long-time fan and i'm also a club member and i'm also -- >> yes -- >> caller: so i'm very, very j jealous the phillies made it. >> jealousy doesn't become you i don't like that. david, one day we'll go to a game together and have a dynamite time. what's happening >> caller: absolutely. we're focused on companies that make things and make profits and i'm on board with that i do still have a small position in upstart holdings. i've been selling it into strength but still have some left i'm wondering is it worth holding on to or just sell it all at a loss? >> no, look, it's down 84% frl the -- for the year that's punitive. 84%. my take is buy a couple shackles before this rolls over again this market is trading like next week we'll see real signs the fed is winning the war on inflation as i told you they would because they always do and i wouldn't be surprised if the markets got it right this time hey, on "mad money" tonight. we have pinterest on could this be the beginning of a move for the socia

time he sticks at his church that most average pastors to. senators in the hands of an angry got, he actually gives in a nearby village in connecticut while he's traveling around in the summer of 1741. so it which is not the most famous pastor preacher at the time, but edwards has come down to us as the greatest intellectual figure of the great first great awaiting and arguably the greatest intellect of the whole colonial american period and we can do a whole class on just jonathan edwards, because he wrote a ton and is a very intellectually and theologically sophisticated and challenging, but he's best known for this one sermon, seniors in the hands of an angry got. and it gets anthology eyes and people read it today, and it's it good news, bad news kind of thing, because it's an absolutely brilliant sermon, there's no question about that and it frightening if you've ever read it. i'm going to read it from it here in a second. but we should not mistake edwards forces some kind of just screaming crazy person you see on late night tv or something yelling about your are going to hello this kind of thing but he is a titanic intellect. the last jo

time he just sticks to his church like most average pastors do. but sinners in the hands of an angry god he actually gives in a nearby village in connecticut while he's crafling around in the -- traveling around in the summer of 1741. so edwards is not the most famous pastor, preacher at the time, but edwards has come down to us as the greatest intellectual figure of the first great awakening. and, arguably, the greatest intellect of the whole colonial american period. now, i mean, we could do a whole class on just jonathan edwards because he wrote with a ton, and it's very intellectually and theologically sophisticated and challenging. but he's best known for this one sermon. sippers in the hands of -- sinners in the hands of an angry god. and it gets anthologized and people read it today. and it's, it's a good news/bad news kind of thing because it's an absolutely brilliant sermon, there's no question about that, and it's frightening if you've ever read it. but we should not mistake edwards for some kind of screaming, you know, crazy, you know, somebody you see on late night if tv or something, you know, yelling about you're all going to hell and t

when he came to connecticut to testify "the new york times" reported he flew on a private jet and rented with a pool and tennis court. >> the families will see some of the money. they're certainly not going to see all the money. the families have already been tracking his movements of assets and this is going to become a serious game of cat and mouse. >> reporter: in fact, we spoke to the families' lawyers who said they would scrap for every dollar they can collect. it's not about the money. the families hope this verdict and an earlier one in texas for $50 million would muzzle alex jones who still faces one more defamation trial this year. george? >> aaron katersky, thanks. >>> the latest on the war in ukraine. new details about the american volunteer who gave his life fighting the russians as top u.s. officials pledge to give ukraine whatever they need for the fight. chief foreign correspondent ian pannell is on the scene in ukraine. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, george. w're in the town occupied by the russians until recently. now the ukrainians are in charge and gathe

well, i was in connecticut over the weekend i have more on that later, for my high school reunion. i spent a lot of timeng to folks on the ground there. a lot of people seem really fed up and were both sad and mad at what happened to the state we all grew up in. and i sense the democrats who once thought that they were untouchable in the state, talking about elected officials, may be starting to sweat it. republicans are actually spending money in these races across the region. kevin mccarthy aligned pac is spending 23 million on adds in eight democratic held districts that biden carried by double digits in new england. some interesting nuggets, in connect's fifth congressional district where biden won by 11, republican is demonstrating broad bipartisan appeal according to axios and in rhode island's second where he won by 14 a new poll has republican allen leading the democrat by eight points. so how bad are things in new england? well, in new hampshire, where liberal senator maggie hatson is running away from any debates, it's fentanyl and the economy that's killing them. >> there is a drug problem ar

connecticut. we have not seen some of the new england states become competitive in quite some time that will give a 7 wsense of political movement. when your job approval numbers are in low 40s, trump knew that in 2018, and george w. bush knew that in 2006, tough to be surrogate. bill: rick scott is talking, he has a lot on the line, believes that new hampshire is in place, he was a little bit today. >> hardest has been pennsylvania, but dr. oz will win against fetterman, we'll pick up georgia, and pick up nevada, we have every reason to believe we will pick up arizona and probably new hampshire. then we have possibilities of washington, and colorado. and levy in connecticut. we have a lot in play. the democratic agenda is very unpopular. bill: back to tick them off. later, we asked you to give us predictions, not right now. kellyanne, last comment he made, democratic agenda is very unpopular. >> that is true. bill: is that on ballot? >> it is, this election more than anything, people are frustrated with unaffordability of every day life and insecurity they feel. i think this election is more abo

time to check the pulse, and we begin with a moose on the loose. the animal made a late night appearance in connecticutlf stuck in a fence hartford over the weekend, the most couldn't get its rear legs and stomach over the top. a little surgery on the fence by state police allow the animal to jog off into the darkness. it's okay, but now it's famous. famous moose alright. tv host nick cannon has announced the birth of his 10th child just weeks after welcoming baby number nine. it's cannons. third child with model brittany bell, and they named him rise. messiah canon canon also has twins with ex wife mariah carey and the mother of two of his other children is pregnant again. that would be 11. yes but you know what canon is in good company. murphy has 10 kids as well with five women and elon musk appears to be catching up. he's fathered at least nine children with three women. congratulations to nick cannon's growing family and real estate brokers know the secret to selling is about creating buzz about a property marketing right. one broker in new hampshire put a seasonal spin on that. notice anything a

time in 40 years in the beaver state. as jason said, hand, hannah this is the most cony connecticut -- consequential election how do you feel. >> they say that each election. as a whole, there is not, on some big social issues, sure with spending you get less worse results from republicans, i can be persuaded we don't want democrats to have a majority if we did we would see crazier progressive line items passed. trying to push people out of freelance work, and build back better, i am sympathetic we want republicans to win out right now, long-term nothing changes until real voter iis up -- >> none of above what won popular s vote in last election, people are desperate for real options funny watching left run around and speak about d democracy when they work to -- >> you remember, and she said, that the democrat party is there to keep people like that out of power. like, good job. really freethinking. >> where there is not a lot of thought back to the pennsylvania senate race. poor john fetterman versus dr. oz, tuesday night's debate did not go well for fetterman, his post-stroke performance spooking democrats, at a rally wed

you thought that we're going to put them into connecticut because he was going to send him, he's mobile, he put them and he was on the company. yeah. it was time to look guess it was like what they're looking. what do you agree? yeah. mother good follow. guess it was i can dollars on them only the most kind of where they didn't grands. yeah. they're all that coastal of eva one. both of them. it was a bit of money on them, but i could put him on those. he didn't typically put when you just with them. i don't think that was one doesn't with one central. the only thing we genetically that if they look for not giving in a little basketball, let's put on us kevin. and i keep naturally, he said that he can, i said about him not sure why not to say when tacky, equal to the level of giving an up in their eat them out of that. yes. ah, meet up what that you are you law i law school when anthony on the list own people . it that big me cuz can you open in the book? it wasn't that other was done that was will doubles your most. come yellow either. then we'll just put so next when the place is what i see equal medical telling me the other but not the other

times do we click on the tabs? it doesn't happen a lot. rhode island, this is connecticut.estern part of the state. show you george logan now running a pretty good campaign. we'll see whether or not it breaks that way. connecticut is a really tough state for republicans to compete it but it appears on paper right now they're doing it because of the issues and what is happening given the governance of democrats in washington and on behalf of joe biden. here is another one. late into the night, okay, don't take your eye off washington state a moment ago, don't take your eye off portland and salem. these congressional nation we're watching that with mike erickson here and a lot of these districts are redrawn and very progressive candidates. that might be the flavor for the political vote in oregon or maybe people are starting to see what is happening in portland can't continue and oregon four as it stretches to the west coast. a few of them. i could spend an hour here and show you two dozen more races. all of these races in many ways are considered toss-ups or if they are lean