if want to show you this, i presume energy trish, at the tone of the cells which also had to close down. so the u. n is saying now that the, the has 6 are in pots level based on the verge of collapse. we've also heard the when talk about the shelters for those fling the fighting and that they're almost completely full. so korea, what does that mean for other people who are still trying to escape all this violence as well as you said that you in the, we have the heads of wood actually are here in the u. n. a refugee agency here in describing people will be describing the hosting as a paragraph crisis. we have now it said that this 1200000 people on the wrong inside this country domain to the old country has 5500000 inhabitants. more than 1000000 now on the run trying to place 2 states anyway, when you walk like 2 points up and now it's night at the coordination of the hosting, probably not the entire you will see 10 c, c people with mattresses. so this thing there today i visited us a monastery in the north of the country, the mountains with it. as a whole, christy village basically esca

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that's why black men are not with her, trish. >> exactly.'re a racist or you're sexist. people don't want to be -- >> we did the talk about it, maria. we talked about it and we played it. it's not going over well with african-american men at all. maria: ridiculous. we're getting a better look at the consumer, looking ahead to earnings and retail sales. we'll come back with portfolio wealth advisor president and ceo lee munson. that's coming up. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. as the world is growing, it needs copper, scandium, cobalt and gold. these metals power our technology and sustain our everyday lives. doubleview is transitioning from exploration to development. ready to meet the challenge. doubleview. dy's pain pills would be that big of a deal. holding on to an old prescription? who cares? my grandma wasn't going to use those pills anyway. it wasn't a problem. our stories are different, but the outcomes are the same. you could save someone's life. it's time to take back your unused or expired

the mobile register refused to run an ad designed reverend david trish, a catholic priest in magnolia springs out by alabama, showing a doctor being shot under, heading justifiable homicide. an including an interview with trish appeared in the register that sunday august 15 and his views became national known. no news during most of 1994, a man named ken began parking his van, painted lurid images of dismembered fetuses in front of my office and conducting aggressive demonstrations, terrifying my patients. in november 94, scott, a survivalist marksman and anti-abortion fanatic, began stalking me. he tried to come to my house in the mountains. but he made the mistake of calling the sheriff's office to ask for directions. duh, duh. on one occasion, when he was arrested. he told the police that he had two goals in life to kill his ex-wife and to kill me. one day, as i was on way to speak to the boulder county attorney about scott's actions against me, he following me in his van a few feet from my rear bumper, using my knowledge the hills and side streets of boulder. i drove an evasive ro

host: trish in california on the independent line. good morning, tricia. caller: how are you? host: we are doing well. caller: you sound great. i wanted to ask her about her bringing up elon musk the way she has and not commenting about the soros situation. all of the money that has been pouring in to their benefit, to the democrat benefit. why is it a problem when everybody campaigns? i don't understand her concept with elon musk. host: cat,\ i know that you addressed this with another caller, but any response for that caller? guest: what is distinct is that elon musk that we have been discussing throughout this interview is that he owns a social media company. that is a unique dynamic this election cycle that we haven't seen before. where the owner of one of the major social networks is campaigning on behalf of one of the presidential candidates. host: portland, oregon on the line for democrats. good morning. caller: i realize ai does have a place and will be important for solving problems medically maybe even worldwide, but i think that we need responsible guards of that. w

more of a trish. the ukraine's move, the other side starts october 26 on dw. the fabulous and welcome to this week focus on europe with the live show. the world's largest beer festival is underway. be october 1st, which takes place in the southern german city of munich each here, millions of people from around the world get together for this one of a kind festival. typically it's the man who calling the shots at the october 5th. that seems to be changing.

trish and i voted earlier this week and a fast, smooth, seamless process.fe and secure and voters trust the process and that's why you're seeing record turnout i'm not surprised. we're recognized top in the nation in election integrity and we've worked hard to earn that title. >> the issue with counting and all of that, a judge shot down an effort to have hand counted ballots going on election day. what do you think of that? how does that complicate things for you? >> well, i'm glad that the judge did shoot it down. i never supported it from day one. but lo and behold we had several counts themselves, republican counts supported by the boards sued on the rules and they got shot down by a judge. so, we also had a very conservative think tank that came in, georgia-based that sued based on constitutional issues. so, the end of the day it went down in flames and the good thing is it actually will help us continue to have the quick results so you're not waiting until 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. we intend to have those results posted, 80% of them as it goes over t

a closer look at the most of this for a trish, the ukraine's move, the other side starts october 26 on dw, the business dw news live from the lin, israel. that stuff that's offensive against hezbollah 11 on smoke rises across favorites. following the is ready as strikes as pull off, responds with its own missiles and reports clashes with his rainy ground forces advancing into lebanese territory. also coming up the, the evacuation warning sounds as har can. nelson says down on florida the mirror of time. so warns anyone who chooses to stay is likely to be killed. the.

usually an accessible to western media a closer look and that's a most of this more of a trish, the ukraine's move. the other side starts october 26th on dw, the priscilla and san lagos. nigeria, welcome to our new edition of echo offer. got you month, cause deployment disruption. there's no effect of life this week. we're looking at the examples across the continental process for me to change the many ways that the economies of societies are reacts in to today's new reality and adopt into a show of by the way, with me becomes most sustainable.

and the reason is because this of this rec, trish selfish, neither on the mt off is right. this is the 1st uh there. there is something that political i left and political theory has to focus on, which is the public support has been locked. i mean, this rate is not target seems to be a place is also a vacuum. mr roy range is right, and it's telling you things to being in places because to medium areas because they want to uh, let's say, uh, get rid of the public support that has the have. and this is not something would never happen. the history, 20062000 is a proof of that. if you go to the other side, which is israel, is that it has never had public support as needed. and the pro is the demonstration. i'm not going to go through the demonstrations and the, let's say political conflicts inside of this entity, although i, after what they call, winning, or victory assess, the main thing must have some muscle level. other people will. they celebrate that is a by they would, they were celebrating that we were showing the pictures here or not. so you international live around t

i mean is, trish knows that many of use trouble were i think cause on the search for meaningful employment. how long do i sure that your forces hot as your present? i show you that to we could we did to find is also enable solutions to evade the suffering of our citizens. we spoke with a leading member of an organization fighting for labor rights in nigeria. he says, the dollar economic situation in the country has been caused by policies directly imposed by the washington based. i have no idea as to when we bought the product page. so the pro string of the exploded i must, i've seen this case briefly, but it is beyond that. no, it's the the only thing. now i gotta say the hold of the, of the list for the retained refers to easily space. so united states of america to canada, i guess the just to that we've got so i'm going to pay is on the 5th of october, 1960 austin is due to limited by funding comes out. you have this situation. we asked the policies it is use. well actually it will be, i mean i'm going to damage the just much the went from russian for it. so i've taken control of late d

and now you trish. in at the schools. a correspondent dropped reynolds reports from amazon as data for the indian community. the indigenous community in the united states suffers from the worst poverty, the most terrible health conditions, including diabetes and substance abuse and alcoholism. a very, very high rates of sexual assaults against women, a terrible problem of the teen and youth suicide. and a myriad of other social problems. many of them, which can be directly sourced back to the generational trauma inflicted upon indigenous families and communities. as a result of the boarding school experience and the atrocities that they underwent there. so this apology was not going to change any of that in some kind of magical way, but buy it. and was also careful as to point out that his administration had been instrumental in funneling billions of dollars into native communities and indigenous groups around the country. and he listed a number of things that he and his administration had done under his leadership and wi

i mean is, trish knows that many of us trouble. we're very icing course on the search for meaningful employment. how long dressed? sure. that your forces hot as your present. i show you that we are committed to find is also enabled solutions. do i need, did the software or 5 citizens with a pole is neck and neck in the us presidential election? she's days. vice presidential debate is attracting a great deal of attention. the chances of another presidential debate of what to be know between cala harris donald trump, and this debate has been seen as a child's from both campaigns to make fact closing arguments. chauncey u. j. b vance. i'm tim waltz, have emerged as distinct personalities during this election. campaign a 4 year old maureen vet from yale law school graduate and venture capitalist, donald trump's running make vans cells themselves as a rags to riches success story, having grown up in a hard scramble. rural community in ohio is memoir. hill billy allergy was a best seller to waltz, is a 6 year old from a high school teach

getting in the in find the justification. jolaine small, small tracy, i or the loose or them small trish the government minister. uh, and then the eyes cabinet and said, decided your rape. your indeed is, is a, is a target. you know, the, you, in general assembly investigates the icpc today at the united nations. kareem con, the eyes is easy. prosecutors beat on this show curious character. they banned google, i own youtube band, our interview with him. and now there's some sort of sexual harassment suit against him that he denies. i never was surprised why he didn't issue the arrest for just that. yeah. something similar the to the forces that play you written about as regards humanitarian imperialism. the i t. c, a famous b international. caucasian court for african. so that the washington was not happy with. i see a bit like i'm this the human rights, was there all parts of the knowledge of cold war stuff. i don't want to go into many details because you, you can say that the at least put the news, not black, but they're not. yeah. it's not, you know, so, but of course they did it. so

to as jane roe in the complaint was first fired as a hair and makeup artist for garth brooks' wife trishmoved to his team in 2019. after sharing financial struggles with brooks in 2019. he began taking advantage of her. >> groping her and exposing himself to her. sharing lewd remarks because he knew she needed the work. singer and her team are aggressively fighting back denying all these claims saying, quote: for the last two months i have been hassled to no end with threats, lies and tragic tales of what my future would be if i did not write a check for many millions of dollars. it has been like having a loaded gun waived in my face. the accuser's legal team applauding her courage saying the complaint filed today demonstrates that sexual predators exist not only in corporate america, hollywood, and in rap and rock and roll industries but also in the world of country music. now, last month, brooks' team filed a preemptive lawsuit hoping to block these accusations as, quote: extortion and defamation saying the woman only sued after he refused request for salaried pay and medical benefits.

trish's wife elizabeth was buried atco monticello in unmard grave. this divergence of loyalty match opinions of homosexuality. the opinion of that reflected british approach one steeped in scandal that connected a man's personal character to the fate ofuc the empire. such a world view a bug report was the causean of disorder and had to be rooted out lessee pulled down by contrast fowler interest amort laissez-faire attitude they could ignore men who had mess with when an exacting captain or tyrannical king.at i think this correlation is a true legacy of robert newburgh's trials for us today. that men who found himself at odds with the british army with this persecution of robert newburgh helped found the new nation. for them buggers was not something that a swell fight a man from his position by extension did not prohibit one from citizenship. historians have argued because the ideology of the american revolution contained a commitment to individual rights andth liberty the nation had follows always contains the seeds of abolitionism, feminism and so

they go to a lot of her dinner parties and she was always very supportive of them, comes to daughter trish's rose garden wedding years later and she advises them about the vice presidency, that he should be prepared if he is offered this by eisenhower and she says it is a lame-duck situation but you need to be prepared so she is kind of an informal advisor. peter: during the 1950 senate campaign, how do they get around california? heath: it is a huge state and they go around in a station wagon. i do not know how they did it and i am sure the heat, dust, nerves would get afraid. -- frayed. and she always looked perfect. they do all of these campaign stops and it is a cross-country drive that is exhausting. one of the oral histories i found, oral histories of people who knew the nixon's, one woman who knew that nixon's said she told julie later i would look at your mother and she would be so tired but then before the campaign rally she would perk up and pull herself together and go on, never canceled, never admitted being tired but it was definitely wearing on everyone. peter: was pat nixon ex

they go to a lot of her dinner parties and she was always very supportive of them, comes to daughter trish'sose garden wedding years later and she advises them about the vice presidency, that he should be prepared if he is offered this by eisenhower and she says it is a lame-duck situation but you need to be prepared so she is kind of an informal advisor. peter: during the 1950 senate campaign, how do they get around california? heath: it is a huge state and they go around in a station wagon. i do not know how they did it and i am sure the heat, dust, nerves would get afraid. -- frayed. and she always looked perfect. they do all of these campaign stops and it is a cross-country drive that is exhausting. one of the oral histories i found, oral histories of people who knew the nixon's, one woman who knew that nixon's said she told julie later i would look at your mother and she would be so tired but then before the campaign rally she would perk up and pull herself together and go on, never canceled, never admitted being tired but it was definitely wearing on everyone. peter: was pat nixon exci

trish spencer was attending a league of california cities conference.ong beach police say they found her in the downtown area just after midnight friday. she was taken to a hospital to be treated for her injuries, and police say they treated this as a medical emergency, not a criminal act. spencer tells ktvu she remembers little from that night. she says she suffered a concussion and lost some of her personal belongings. spencer is one of five candidates running for two open seats on the alameda city council. other council members are not commenting on that incident. >> former president trump held a faith focused town hall in the state of georgia. trump, focusing his comments on religious freedom and support for jewish communities while also urging christians to get out and vote. a recent survey conducted by the private arizona christian university found nearly 32 million christians may not vote in the upcoming election. >> look over the last 30 years or so for whatever reason, christians are not tremendous voters in terms of percentage. if they were, w

trish and i met in high school, and we have been married over 40 years now.nk, just to probably put pressure on me, why don't you just quit, walk away. >> as we know, he did not quit. he did not walk away. beyond helping folks like him who may need help, other folks may need help with legal bills, what else is the goal of this organization? >> the number one focus for us is helping people who follow the law. we're not just willy nilly going to be out there, you know, defending an election worker if that election worker is breaking the law. the rule of law is at the heart of all of this. we want to defend the defenders of the rule of law, and so that is something that we're never going to lose sight of it. certainly that story you just showed from secretary raffensperger, that is heartbreaking and we, as americans, have got to make sure that election workers do not see a repeat of the sort of threats that secretary raffensperger and his entire family received in 2020. we're better than that. >> well, it's unfortunate that the election defense fund is needed bu

for the council meeting next week on november 6th, includes an item to quote admonish council member trish herrera spencer for behavior which violated the city council code of conduct. spencer was attending a league of california cities conference earlier this month when long beach police say they had to take her to the hospital to be treated for injuries. spencer, whose seat is up for reelection, says she suffered a concussion that night and believes she is a victim of a crime. sonoma sonoma-marin area rail transit, or smart, has been awarded $81 million in state funding to extend passenger rail service from windsor to healdsburg. the extension aims to reduce congestion on u.s. highway 101, and is expected to be completed by 2028. the funding is being called a huge victory for northern sonoma county. the project was added to the regional transportation plan wednesday, clearing the way for two pending grant applications due next year in june. bart is beginning construction on faregates at three stations next week. they're designed to prevent fare evasion. the gates will be installed at the

marrio, trish we catch them just outside the panda quarantine zone. >> this was what i worked for and it feels so surreal. >> the majestic mountains of sichuan province or the natural habitat for these beloved creatures. >> chances of us actually seeing went out here we're told are quite slim, were granted access to a reserve that tourists aren't allowed joining researchers from the smithsonian who specialize in panda rewilding or efforts to reintroduce them to their natural habitat. >> part of the reason for putting them in an area like this in keeping them away from people is so that they're not akamai's to people. you wouldn't want to release a panda and have them approach a village, for example we're told we can meet some of the forest panda trackers, but first, we need to suit up one should get this right. a panda suit just in case we stumbled across a panda cub, they don't want humans to become part of their everyday routine. so it's for that reason that were suiting up to look like them because it looks like a panda you're not only putting on just to see it by itself years old,

i know you guys have visited marrio trish. >> we catch them just outside the panda quarantine zone. >is was what i worked for and it feels so surreal the majestic mountains of sichuan province or the natural habitat for these beloved creatures chances of us actually seeing went out here were told her quite slim we're granted access to a reserve that tourists aren't allowed joining researchers from the smithsonian who specialize in panda rewilding were efforts to reintroduce them to their natural habitat attack part of the reason for putting them in an area like this in keeping them away from people is that they're not akamai's to people well, you wouldn't want to release a panda and have them approved village, for example were told we can meet some of the forest panda trackers. but first, we need to suit up one should let's try a panda suit just in case we stumble across a panda cub, they don't want humans to become part of their everyday routine. so it's for that reason and that were suiting up to look like them because it looks like a panda you're not only putting on just to see it

i know you guys have visited marrio, trish we catch them just outside the pandemic quarantine zone. >is was what i worked for and it feels so surreal the majestic mountains of sichuan province or the natural habitat for these beloved creatures chances of us actually seeing went out here, were told are quite slim we're granted access to a reserve that tourists aren't allowed joining the researchers from the smithsonian who specialize in panda rewilding or efforts to reintroduce them to their natural habitat? part of the reason for putting them in an area like this. in keeping them away from people is so that they're not akamai's to people. you wouldn't want to release a panda and have them approach a village, for example we're told we can meet some of the forest panda trackers. but first, we need to suit up. >> one should use this right a panda suit. just in case we stumbled across a panda cub they don't want humans to become part of their everyday routine. >> so it's for that reason that were suiting up to look like them because it looks like a panda you're not only putting on just to