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there was a frightening sight ngom the window seat of a frontier airlines' flight today.engine cover came loose and was blown off shortly after takeoff from las vegas. this is what it looked like. the airbus 320 circled back and then landed safely. federal investigators are looking into exactly what caused that. for the second time this week, an n.f.l. player is in the spotlight accused of assaulting a woman. video surfaced today that appears to show kansas city ariefs star running back kareem annt shoving and kicking a 19- year-old woman. jericka duncan is following this story. >> reporter: video obtained by a z from inside a hotel in cleveland back in february shows n.f.l. player kareem hunt, seen here wearing a black, long- sleeved shirt, pushing a woman. the woman he's arguing with then shoves her hand in hunt's face. several others get involved trying to restrain hunt, while others are trying to keep her calm. the incident escalates when hunt runs into his friend, who then falls into the woman, knocking her to the ground. the woman's friend records what's happening,

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wide seats are the largest economy seats if delta's fleet, the 109 seat a-220 bos bigger overhead bins so your bag will fit, larger window, in seat power and tv screens and the only airliner we know of that has a loo with a view, y emp, that is a window in the bathroom. >> at 35,000 feet t has a shade but with a view. >> the flight deck is state-of-the-art and includes an app to avoid tush lent. it 5eu78s to show pilots where the smooth air is by crowd sourcing data from 5u8 of delta aircraft. >> trying to find smooth air, can i look at this and say st right there, i know exactly where. >> st a focus on the inside is comfort, out here it is about efficiency. the plane is made of composite material so it is lighter and those engines are new and advanced making the plane 20% more fuel efficient. basically it flies farther for cheaper. the a-220s with designed by bombardier but struggled to win orders and prompted a trade dispute with boeing until airbus bought the plane and planned to move some pruks to the u.s. delta ordered 75 and jetblue another 60. which will have the new plane flying high over the u.s. for year totion

. >> if you sit in the window seat you actually decrease your chances getting sick because there aren germs really travel. >> i can create a cloud of virus around me that extends 12 feet. so that's the people in front of me, the people behind me and you, the person next to me. >> reporter: and even the people on the other side. >> absolutely. >> reporter: that's why dr. testa says cut the small talk. >> even by speaking, they might expose you? >> correct. just by speaking you can introduce virus into the air. i recommend decreasing the small talk when you're sitting next to anyone on the train. >> reporter: gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> you've been sick all week. doctor's orders. >> i have and i'm convinced -- here i am talking, creating my cloud of virus -- from being on a plane last week. >> just got sick all of a sudden. >> tray tables 12 times more bacteria than a toilet seat? >> just don't touch anything. like, gio's touching -- >> everything. >> every part of that bus. i just walk in with, like -- i'm wrapped like ruth bader ginsberg. bye, jack. about the colonial penn pr

he says he woke up to find someone smashed that the driver's seat window of his car. he found some of his items inside taken. he was at the public hearing last night in san jose when protesters refused to leave. >> i hope we can have disagreements without ramping up the dialogue to a place where it might inspire folks or encourage folks to take a physical action against someone they disagree with. >> he says he does not believe he was targeted because of the vote. >>> a traffic nightmare for drivers heading home from work right now. chopper 5 flying over the troubled spots in the downtown area. in san francisco traffic had been backed up for much of the day. this back up stems from this mornings big rig crash on the bridge. a driver lost control on the road just before noon then hit a concrete column on the lower deck. fortunately the driver is okay. wilson walker is live in san francisco where the accident is creating a massive headache for drivers. >> reporter: it is kind of two traffic jams in one. we are at battery and california and that is what it looks like. we

the 109-seat a-220 boasts bigger overhead bins so your bag will fit, larger windows, in seat power andr we know of that has a loo with a view. that's a window in the bathroom. et it has but what a view. >> reporter: this is delta's chief marketing officer. >> luxury, a sense of style and a sense of excitement back to travel. something that someone can look forward to as opposed to dress. >> reporter: it includes an app to avoid turbulence. delta's flight weather viewer aims to show pilots where the smooth air is by crowd sourcing data from all of delta's aircraft. >> i can look at this and say it's right there, i know exactly where it is. >> reporter: it's the focus on the inside, comfort. out here, it's efficiency. the plane is made of composite material so it's lighter and those engines are new and advanced, making the plane 20% more fuel efficient. the a-220 was designed but struggled to win orders and prompted a trade dispute with boeing until air bus bought the plane and planned to move some production to the u.s. which will have the new plane flying high over the u.s. for years t

seats. eight republicans lost senate. we are entering a window there are 20 republican seats that our vulnerable and then a bunch of these and then to put their heads up i'm not playing this anymore to be expedient bs but a few will survive. and with that stupidity out of that current iteration. >> it is important to sufferers' devastating defeat you cannot win political power by appealing to your worst instincts. [applause] that they see that as a winning tactic you will get more of the same. >> somebody that knows trump from living in new york for a while and with his business dealings i keep hearing he is very good in the media and i believe that but i also believe this is a guy who gets his news from the media and feeds off of fox and that is not the most fact-based source in my mind. i believe that trump really believes what he says but there is a part to manipulate that. >> he does not believe these things. maybe he is a reset on - - a racist and he made that case clearly but he is playing the ruse i know reporters who talk to him he'll say

it comes with more space in the overhead bins, in seat wininclu window in the bathroom, but the real cker is bigger seats. >> the reason passengers should care about the a-220 are three magical words, wider coach seats. you don't hear airlines introducing planes that are actually much more comfortable for us as travelers, especially in coach. >> oh, give me leg room. the flight deck is state of the art. there's an app to help avoid turbulence. the new aircraft is set to hit the skies next month. >>> those skies are supposed to be pretty clear this weekend, right, paul? >> takeoff not obscured at sfo, a little bit of shower activity or fog and things get backed up quickly at our airports, but it shouldn't happen this weekend. it's getting chilly out right now. a beautiful view of both our bay bridges, san francisco 56. oakland is 57. what stands out is livermore in the 40s already and it gets colder tonight. tomorrow morning in the tri- valley 36 degrees, fairfield 35, san jose, fremont and mountain view all in the mid- to upper 30s, santa rosa down to 31, napa 32. so it's going to be

you think of silicon valley, the big windows, natural light, the open seating spaces. it's high tech looking. they have these g stairs that up and they're collaboration stairs so you can sit there and have conversatio and it serves as an amphitheater so it's changing the space to beore modern, 40,000 square feet, high tech. they'veven got this thing for the books that they have that sorts the books automatically so you drop the book off, like the "harry potter" sorting hahat. >>s harry potter? >> that's a book you should read. >> opportunity librarian with the glasses and -- >> do you? >> yeah. that's part-f none of that with the machines sorting books. >> there will still be books. full disclosure, i sit on the library board at the college of william & mary and people say buat do you do, that sounds boring. they're trying to figure out how to keep books on the shelves there but they're pushing more towards digital subscriptions. that's where the reality is for the youngergeneration. still, people want to open up a book and page throughshings. >> sou like a smart plan

he was riding in the passenger's seat and rolled down a window to give mey to a woman carrying a cardboardn that said please help feed my baby. that's when a man reached into the car and tried to grab her wallet and stabbre her. policeow looking for a man who may be in his 30s with a goatee and they're looking for the woman. >>> we'll tell you about a u.s. navy admiral found dead inside his home in the middle east. the navy confirming vice admiral scott sterny died in bahrain. he oversaw the american forces nd the middle east was commander of the bahrain-based fifth fleet. the navy said foul play isn't suspected and didn't explain the cause of his death. he was a chicago native. >>> a dangerousee virus to be spreading at the university of maryland. 22 students have bn diagnosed with a virus that led to a freshman's death. last month, a student who lived on campus died from complications of the adenovirust the unive is working to combat mold issues in campus dorm which is some think could be connected to the virus. it's the same virus that killed nearly a dozen childrenn new jersey. >>> loo

your hit the road forecasthere, seat heaters on high. no open window ride to either and the ice scrapers might even be needed for me. there' pockets of frost out there this morning. the skies are clear. the storm that dumped all the snow to the south and west, especially hardit was north carolina and that's all aizzling ou the colder and drier areas are winning out. so storm team 4 radar finding nothing to worry about precipitation wise today. right around 40 degrees. low to mid 40s around town. closer to 40 up across northern maryland. you'll wake up tomorrow morning once againith temperatures below freezing just about everywhere except along side the chesapeake bay. a little warmer than today. low to mid 40s tomorrow. plenty of sunshine so not a whole lot to worry about as you get through your wednesday.s you can alwse our nbc washington app to stay ahead of the forecast. al any school delays or closings are pushed out through the app. here's your five day forecast. temperatures low to mid 4s. it's going train friday and saturday. >> this is actually

ready to fly on routes along the east coast, comes with bigger seats like that, more space in the overhead bins like that, larger windows, like that including a window in the bathroom. >> the flight deck is also state of the art. there's an app that helps avoid turbulence. the new aircraft is set to hit the skies next month. thanks so much for watching at 5:00! >> we'll all see you back here in 30 minutes. >> see you then. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> brown: on the "cbs evening news" this friday, manhunt over. the suspect accused of killing a california police officer surrenders nearly 200 miles from the murder scene. deadly storms bury the midwest and flood the south. and steve hartman with a fairy- tale friendship. all that and more starting with the headlines in 60 seconds. >> the two-day manhunt for a cop killer in california is over. >> the suspected gunman and two alleged accomplices are now in custody. >> i'd like to thank you working day and night to make this happen. >> nasty weather continues to travel across the united states. >> rainstorms from louisiana to new jersey are causing floods. >> this wet, m

seat. . rolled down the window to the woman money and when she did. .an unknown man reached inside to grab her was a struggle.investigators tell wmar he took out a knife and stabbed smith in the torso before running away with the woman holding the sign.ellison taylor/ resident:"it makes you think twice about helping anyone. think twice, look twice. you know, cause i got to work early in the morning and my guard's up."ellison taylor/resident 174850 it makes you think twice about helping anyone. 52police echo that advice. . saying crimes like these can happen any time. jeremy silbert/ baltimore police dept:"always be aware of your surroundings. it doesn't matter if it's the middle of the day or the middle of the night. if you're driving, if you're walking, if you see something or someone that's suspicious, call 911. our officers work 24 hours a day." the driver of the car smith was in when she was stabbed took her to the hospital and called police. she died at the hospital (pam) smith's 19-year-old son says, she made a "split second decision to help someone." he says she was in the car with her

windows, coming down on a parachute. so the only place you can see out is over don's head in the center seat. there's a little round window about six inches across. and he could see out, and he was the only one that could see out. we had no windows until boost-protective cover goes. by that time, the spacecraft, the whole rocket has rotated, and you're pitching. and when you pitch over, you go in basically on your back. even today, you know, the space shuttle goes in upside-down on your back. if everything is going ok, it's just a monitoring job and making choice checks going up, throwing a couple of switches, a couple of key times. but it can kind of boring, and it really is bouncing around a lot. but most important thing is you know that there's nothing they can do to keep you from getting your flight. i mean, the rocket anyones are lit. >> you're gone. >> and you're gone. and i can recall during that boost thinking, well, we're not going to have to worry about the telephone, all these people in the last 30 days, everybody wanted to call and mention their last little bit of concern here or t

the 109-seat boasts bigger overhead bins so your bag is going to fit, larger windows, tv screens and it's the only airline we know of that has a loo with a view. that's a wib doe in the bathroom. >> you're at 35,000 feet. it has a shade, but what a view. >> reporter: the flight deck is state of the art and has an app to avoid turbulence. it shows pie the lots where the smooth area is by crowd sourcing. if the f here it's about efficiency. they have made a composite material so the engines areefci. it flies farther for cheaper. >> it was struggle theed to win orders and prompted a trade dispute with boeing until air bus bought the plane and planned to move some to the u.s. delta ordered 75 and jet blue another 60, which will have the plane flying high over the u.s. for years to come. cbs news, atlanta. >>> still ahead, tiny tots with their eyes all aglow thanks to the kindness of strangers. ♪ wh heaburn hits.. it neutresur tutum tum tumsheaburn hits.. smoothies... ...and introducing new tums sugar-free. ♪ cleaning floors with a mop and bucket is a hassle, meaning you probably don't cl

near the parking brake is another lever the driver can use to adjust the seats angle the switch to raise and lower the windows is here in the center console above the gear shift lever that takes a bit of getting used to. one little flaw in a sense noticed about the interior is the gap between the veneer and the plastic it's why the enough for her to stick your finger tips into that and for the seven hundred ninety years extra for the wood trim she feels she could have expected a much smoother transition that. the number of his smart special edition is engraved in a little batch the contour and blue leather seats admirably combined elegance and sportiness. that is telling us. is this a bar version starts at thirty thousand euros or the test car stylish design brings it to over thirty four thousand to her the abart is a guarantee for driving fun as the design though is a matter of taste and she sees the little city car more as his snappy speedboat than a distinguished yacht and get to know ya. there's savings amc is expanding the model range for its age class the latest entry is the eight thirty five am g under

people unbuckle their seats andt they fround and look out of these big windows in the speship.fter they've checked out mexico and checked out canaey then can buckle back in and come back to the earth's atsphere at 2500 miles an hour, and then the spaceship becomes a glider and lens on its -- and lands on its wheels. jane: i wonder if you can use virgin whilst to get discounted tickets. miles to get discounted tickets. many of us experienced bullying and for it nearly ended her one career, t the acclaimed anist was able to overcome the trauma and explains to the bbc how she found joy in playing again. ♪ >> it real did almost my love for performing, my love for playing piano and learning music. i had a very tough teacher growing up, but she always believed in me. when i ented college, i had a really terrible experience with one of my professors where i was bullied and it affected me greatly. i used to have so much enjoy but then became this paralyzing experience. it was degrading and humiliatinn anto be a dating -- and intimidating andpu very mative. ree anxiety and depression i

there's a window of time before william barr takes his seat at the department of justice while whitakers sitting there. don't be surprised if on a bad day, particularly if the president feels his family members are threatened with indictment, that we see some irrational act occur where truly mueller or rosenstein are threatened. i don't see a strategy other than deny, deny and when you need to shift to saying, i did it but it wasn't that bad. that's what we'll see to the point where he can't defend himself anymore and don't rule out the possibility that mueller and/or the southern district of new york will attempt an indictment either while he's in office or under seal for execution after he leaves. >> on that note, frank figliuzzi, shelby, anna and karine jean-pierre, thank you for being with us. >>> top officials have resigned in fewer than 1,000 votes separate two candidates in the one outstanding house race left in the country, north carolina's 9th district. amid complaints of fraud. there is now uncertainty over whether there may be a new election. we are joined by the state's repu

in space, it's suddenly not moving any more, people unbuckle their seats and they float around and they look out of these big windowser this story — two weeks ago, daniella anthony and john drennan got engaged in new york and on the same day lost their engagement ring down a grate in times square. there was then a worldwide search to find the couple and reunite them with their ring. i can't believe it. will you be my wife? yes. well, of course she said yes — and not only did they get their flights out to california for free but the show‘s producers also gave them $12,000 to put towards their wedding as well. not bad, eh? australia's foreign minister, marise payne, hasjust ended her 2—day visit to myanmar. during the trip, she met with myanmar‘s de facto leader aung san suu kyi. in october, australia joined the eu and the us in introducing travel and financial sanctions on five top myanmar military officers accused of overseeing brutal violence against rohingya muslims. ms payne had said that australia is committed to work towards a long term and durable solution to the crisis in rakhine state. but how should that be

in space, it's suddenly not moving any more, people unbuckle their seats and they float around and they look out of these big windowss and photographers have used the river thames in london as a subject of their work. one artist is now recreating specific moments in the history of the thames in striking images. wendy hurrell explains all. it could be a whimsical oil painting, but look again — this is actually a photograph. the artist is recreating historical stories from the river thames. my work is very cinematic, it is very lit. i use a lot of special effects like haze and smoke machines to create the smog that used to exist in london. and they are not manipulated and doctored in postproduction. this is how she does it. huge scenes are set up how she does it. huge scenes are set up on the shore, complete with period costumes, props and professional hair and make—up. period costumes, props and professional hair and make-up. you can't just turn up professional hair and make-up. you can'tjust turn up on the foreshore and just create a shoot. i need permission from the port of london authority, there is a lot of healt

so yourd hit the r forecast, get ready, seat heaters on at least medium today. no open windows and ice scrapers especially out across northern virginia where there's more like to be somefrost. your forecast then once you get going, temperatures below freezing in most areas this morning. up into the low 40s. 41 in leesburg, frederick. 43 in waldorf and la plata. they will help to dim out the sunshine for a bit. no rain to worry about. 8 clock and midnight, that won't get into thed.c. metro area. the rest of it will be cloudy through the overnight hours. rhen for tomorrow, another day with a f amount of sunshine. 45 and up to 48. milder air but it comes with an awful lot of moisture. rainfall, a quarter toalf an inch p. and then on saturday potentially another full inch ofain or more. that would be more than enough lace fors in the first the rainiest year on record in d.c. only a little over half an inch. i'll show you the whole tenay for the next half hour. >> chopper 4 right now found this problem here. disabled vehicle right side of the roadway. outer loop near colesville road

as you get a look out the window, it's a day for a warm jacket and you need to grab that before you head out. keep it in the back seatf the car. look at storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar showing no rain just yet. we will start to see a lot of this rain reaching its way inland as we go into the afternoon. here is still the center of the storm well offshore. we can see all the clouds being drawn up into this system. snowing in the sierra with some scattered snowshowers there. we'll start to see scattered rain here before noon and for the peninsula as well as the sou south bay. it will have a bigger impact on your evening community rather than the morning commute. later on this evening, the rain, still heavy at times as the winds pick up, and we'll see it coming in waves even into early tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon the system will have moved on. during that time we're looking at pretty decent rainfall totals here. we have the possibility of getting anywhere from a quarter to a half, maybe more for parts of the north bay as we'll see the system moving in. as far as the winds, our winds will pick up from the

because it was so deep seated as these kinds of experiences don't just disappear but my wife was able to deal with it then and of course the baby's cot was placed below the window and of course my wife got her way she always does. if you can hear music in the background that's because of berlin choir singing christmas carols to the german parliamentarians next door we're here in the german bundestag. stark. many refugees from syria and iraq are traumatized traumatized by war and come to germany are we dealing with the situation correctly as is. mine and in my case i was really lucky i experienced a lot in a country at war a country in upheaval after a revolution it has a lasting impact it's a lifelong emotional burden physically. but we're often talking about people who have experienced much worse here than them i remember visiting a children's charity in lebanon and i saw how they were trying to help the children . living in that into singing and playing with them so that they could readjust to normal everyday life as a child that was in that period when people were being butchered in homs when you entered the room they knew beforehand that some children were

windows. click, call or visit a store today. >>> the democrats tripp 0 house seats. >> does that technically makepublican congressman david valadao conceded to democratic challenger tj cox who has been declared the apparent winner. adding to the large st wave for democrats since watergate. democrats have won 41 house seats in the trump era. the latest numbers show democrats won the national popular vote in house races by 9.7 million votes, which is the largest midterm vote margin ever. the democrats 8.6 percentage point victory is the largest margin in a midterm since 1986. >>> meanwhile, nbc news has rescinded its call in north carolina's ninth congressional district as state officials weigh tossing out last month's election results as tainted. yesterday, democrat dan mccready withdrew his concession and is calling on harris to break his silence. >> last week we learned about shameful activity to take away north carolinians rights to vote. i didn't serve overseas in the marine corps to come back home and watch politicians and criminals to withdraw our democracy. i call on mark harris to tell us

they had no seats we had no toilets, just the wooden floor, no windows to speak of. and now we were loaded up on the cattle cars and there was about two 2500 and this was december, the second week of december 1943. and, we were taken by train, by cattle car train for two days, 2 1/2 days with nothing but a pail of water and another pail for human waste, so we had two big buckets in the car. one was for human waste, and one was for water. and we traveled with no food, we traveled for 2 1/2 days and we ended up on this platform that you see here. this platform, we arrived in the middle of december, cold, very cold day. actually what you see here is kind of unthreatening, sort of unthreatening but we realized around 11:30 or 12:00 at night, so everything was dark, it was very, very frightening. and it was a very frightening crisp night, full of shouting, in german, get out, get out! get out of the cars. and we had to leave our luggage on a big pile and write on this platform. and then we were transported by trucks into the main camp, which was obviously a huge prison ca

space, it's suddenly not moving any more, and people unbuckled their seats, and they float around, and they look out of these windowsen can buckle back in again, and they come back into the earth's atmosphere at 2500 mph, and then the spaceship becomes a glider and glides back down and lands in its wheels, and people will have had the trip of a lifetime. in 2014, of course, spaceship two crashed, you have the tragedy of losing a pilot. he said at the time that space is ha rd he said at the time that space is hard but it's worth it. do you feel that the success you've had today vindicates your determination to stick at this? i do. obviously one needs to acknowledge, and because the very brave test pilots that have made all this possible, but i think all those test pilots know the risks they are taking, the time that a space ship is in its greatest danger is when it's going through its first tests. the g 650, which was the most successful commercial aeroplane in the world, it crashed and lost seven pilots on its first flight. that is the dangerous time, and once these aeroplanes or spaceships have done a numberof aero

seat a-220 boasts bigger er bins so your wi fe rgwinds, and tv screens. and it's the only airline we know of that has a loo with a view. yes, that's a window in the bathroom. >> you're at 35,000 feet, it has a shade, but what a view. >> reporter: the flight deck is state of the art and includes an app to avoid turbulence. their flight weather viewer aims to show pilots where the smooth air is by crowd sourcing data through all of delta's aircraft. it's designed by a canadian secret maker, but failed to get orders and prompted a trade dispute with boeing until air bus bought the plane and moved some production to u.s. delta and jet blue both bought some having the plane flying high over the u.s. for the years to come. >> the focus on the inside is comfort, but the outside it's about efficiency. it's made of composite materials so it's lighter, the engines are new making the plane 20 percent more fuel efficient. >>> a lot of people in the eaoue eir ey t >> oh my god! look at the sky! >> oh my lookat the sky! it's blinking! >> there's aliens coming to earth, mommy. >> the pulsing blue glow had some people speculating that aliens finally lande

seat in congress. and he was a strong advocate for controlling spending, the traditional gop orthodoxy. that sort of went out the windowection of donald trump. david: he is the last of a dying breed. he talked a really good game as a deficit hawk. >> he was a rising star in the republican ranks. he ran as a vice presidential candidate. cnbc, often a guest on extolling the virtues of controlling spending. that he did not encompass that. of course come -- but he did not a compass that. of course, entitlements were the hallmark of his pitch. they have not done anything in congress or the white house to address those issues. david: as he steps down, he did not want to run. he really liked the job of share of house ways and means committee. we are looking at live pictures now. is first love is tax policy -- his first love is tax policy. >> he was a policy wonk. john boehner or's -- john boehner left congress and he was bag to take the job -- he was begged to take the job. david: thank you so much for being here. sign up for the balance of power newsletter. get the latest on global politics in your inbox every symbol they. o

seat warmers going. and perhaps we can feel the chill perhaps even close to her window. you can feel it seeping in.e have a little bit of patchy fog but you can see that some san francisco a lot of blue to start your day. and with all that clearing, our temperatures plummeted. we are looking at 30s and 40s this morning to 20 degrees colder than yesterday. here is a look at the storm tracker. noticing a little bit for the inner east a. maybe a little stretch along the peninsula. concord, antioch, maybe along highway 4. visibility looks good but you made find that's you may find -- you may find patchy fog. sunday and monday will be a dry day. there is your sunday afternoon as we get into monday increase in cloud cover but the rain is still offshore tuesday morning here at the moment, it looks like it will miss the morning drive. here's a look at 11 am or no. it would only have to speed up a couple of hours. then we are dealing with it for the afternoon showers. we have more on the way. it looks like perhaps wednesday and thursday evening into friday. so it could be a soggy week. we could see anywhere

window. we're asking fans to go into the game 11 minutes later than they normally would, not take their seatsrge, where really his tenure has been disastrous for the club. the following sunday, in a televised game against wolves, we're asking people to boycott the game altogether. in rugby union's premiership, exeter chiefs have lost for the first time this season. the league leaders were beaten 28—26 by harlequins. quins were in front for most of the match, withjoe marchant crossing the line late on to secure a bonus point and seal the win. it is exeter‘s first defeat away from home since february. england beat uganda 65—53 in their second test at the copperbox, and with it the series, with a game to spare. the roses started much stronger and never looked back, despite a late rally from uganda. george fisher scored the final goal, to take the series. game three is on sunday. england were denied a win in their opening match at the hockey world cup, drawing 2—2 with china. mark gleghorne scored the first from a penalty corner to equalise, after china had gone ahead. and it took until the fourt

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window. so we need to find out all we can. but that is an option. the next option, of course, is for the house of representatives to determine whether to seat mr.is. but there should be no certification of this election until after a decision is made by the state board of elections. >> there is potentially a legal option here. so is the democratic party prepared to go to court over this? are you ready for that? >> we're going to fight for the voters' voices to be heard. we're going to fight for the voters whose ballots were victimized. the victims in this are voters as well as the public. so we will do everything we can within the law to filt for the voices a -- fight for the voices or the laws that were tampered with. this appears to be a stolen election. we're going to fight for a fair process. >> before i let you go, it's an open question, right, as to whether these apparently unreturned absentee ball wlots have swayed this in the democratic candidate's favor. do you believe it would have? is. >> well, there are so many ballots that were requested that were unrurnleturned. when people request absentee ballots, there is supposed to be a high

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