sherra wright (on phone): hi, baby. sherra's son (on phone): mommy. sherra wright (on phone): huh? sherra's son (on phone): what you doing? andrea canning: suddenly, sherra noticed something flashing in her rear view mirror. sherra wright (on phone): [inaudible].. sherra's son (on phone): put the phone on the-- don't you-- ain't you in the truck? sherra wright (on phone): oh, i gotta call you back. i gotta call you back. andrea canning: this was no routine traffic stop. it was the us marshals, warrant in hand, arresting sherra for murder. she was rushed to the riverside county jail. and the next day, memphis police told the world. police officer: sherra wright robinson was taken into custody last night in riverside, california, by the members of the us marshals service. was her arrest a big moment in this? oh, honey, i didn't even sleep when they got billy. but honey, when they got sherra, i slept-- i probably slept till, like 12 o'clock, and i never sleep that late, never. but that's the first time i got some real sleep, when they got her. oh, everybody was talking about it. it wa

[gunshots] lorenzen wright (on recording): hey! damn! someone is running for their life, and there's multiple gunshots. it made the hair on the back of your neck stand up. andrea canning: you and lorenzen were so close. life wasn't worth living after they killed my firstborn. who would do this to him? you look at everybody. every friend, every family member. the divorced spouse, she was the last person known to have seen him. we had to dig into that. marc perrusquia: there were these mysterious gunmen showing up looking for lorenzen. phil dotson: who were these people that came by the house? kontji anthony: gosh, do you think they'll ever figure this out? andrea canning: fame, fortune, and a fatal plot, who killed the basketball star? how is this possible? it just blew me away. andrea canning: he was under everybody's noses the whole time. phil dotson: yeah. how's that for a kicker? just, the ultimate evil. andrea canning: it was just after midnight in memphis, as sunday turned into monday. [blues music] on beale street, the blues clubs

reporter: herb wright versus sherra wright.re than $1 million between august 1, 2011-- kontji anthony: so we end up going to court. the entire insurance fund is almost all gone, and his father wanted to put a stop to that. reporter: herb wright is asking the court for sherra wright to be removed as trustee of $1 million life insurance proceeds trust. andrea canning: the lorenzen wright case was back in the spotlight, as sherra was now in court and on camera. my whole life has been in the home, pretty much. going through quite a bit. it's difficult for the kids, and it's been difficult for me, but i believe that we deserve to be happy. andrea canning: the court proceedings were contentious and exposed all the specifics of sherra's spending. reporter: more than $55,000 for furniture. more than $180,000 spent on expenses at four different properties. construction. kontji anthony: and the judge decided to get a receiver to take over the funds and to investigate what was going on with the money. andrea canning: which meant, what was

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lorenzen wright (on phone): [inaudible]..ts] andrea canning: and all those shots were fired by billy from two different guns, said jimmie. jimmie martin: he shot at him, shot at him, shot at him. [gunshots] detective: did sherra ever tell you that she also chased lorenzen with billy? jimmie martin: uh-uh. she said she ran up the road when the first shot fired. andrea canning: and jimmie? he insisted he was miles away at home in mississippi that night. jimmie martin never puts himself at the crime scene, which seems kind of odd. so is he lying, you know, to kind of distance himself, to make himself look better? andrea canning: but jimmie did admit to helping sherra and billy clean up the crime scene two days later, before anyone realized lorenzen wright had gone missing. using his mom's metal detector, jimmy said the three of them looked for leftover evidence, including one of the two murder weapons, which went missing during the shooting. but they never found it, said jimmie. so he and billy took the handgun they still had to

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criticism. >> i love richard wright. of the great things about loving people is you just love them and they have, you know, god knows we all have so many shortcomings, but we've given a good struggle here. i mean,, we've done as well in this mess of a civilization as anybody could possibly do and we should remind ourselves of that on a daily basis. [applause] but what's so painful is the distortions that the culture has caused, we cause ourselves sometimes for various reasons can lead us to inflict pain on people who are just trying to express how they see us and just trying to express how they feel and often trying to express their love. you cannot read this book without being just drenched in love and the love of your people. you see them in all their foibles, their weird ways and sayings and funny haircuts and baggy pants and, you know, people with weird names and on and on. that's us. it's us. and there's just so much beauty in being authentic, whatever you are. so the beauty of this work was lost on these people bec

umemoto: general wright was colonel wright at the time. there was a crash of aircraft. i spent long hours with him explaining japanese public reaction and he also explained why u.s. forces had to completely come back. so that really started the mutual trust. i was very happy to see him back. that sort of thing is good come of the people in the right positions at the right time. socialist prime minister and the coalition, i still remember the prime minister at the time went to see the prime minister explaining the coalition. he was a good person. after listening to his explanation, he said, we were like a frog in a well. which doesn't know the ocean. he approved it. the socialist, the prime minister from the socialist party approved the documents. which included the u.s. making the commitment of maintaining 100,000 forces in japan. that was of course, we really worked hard on that. and the prime minister hashimoto , we were able to do that. then i worked at the time, this was a tough time. but also we tried to be 100% honest and transparent with the minister. [indiscerni

as spring gillian wright _ have in the uk. as spring gillian wright in, - have in the uk.ng your personal story, tom. julian, when you listen to what tom had to say about mari and what she was suffering and struggling with, in those situations, why do you still oppose the idea of assisted suicide? ., ~ , ., assisted suicide? thank you, i represent _ assisted suicide? thank you, i represent doctors _ assisted suicide? thank you, i represent doctors and - assisted suicide? thank you, i represent doctors and nurses| represent doctors and nurses across — represent doctors and nurses across the uk who have huge sympathy for those who are suffering at the end of life, and — suffering at the end of life, and we _ suffering at the end of life, and we have real concern for the situation that we have just heard, — the situation that we have just heard, but we are really concerned about any move to assisted _ concerned about any move to assisted suicide for the way it would — assisted suicide for the way it would affect vulnerable groups, those _ would affect vulnerable groups, those

ben wright | four days' time. we will indeed, | thank you for now. ben wright at westminster.hat you want to see in the budget, how you think it will affect you, and what you want us to explain. you can get in touch with us through the bbc news website, on email and on whatsapp. it's 60 years since bruce springsteen played his first gig. since then he's sold 140 million albums and sold out stadiums across the world. now, for the first time, he's allowed a documentary team to film his preparations for going on the road again. # born in the usa...# you've been touring for decades now, so why this tour in particular to invite the cameras in? because i could be dead by the next one! laughter. let's hope not. i'm 75 years old now. if i wait ten years... i've decided that waiting to do things, that part of my life is over. scene at 75 and just to tell you about the football because england's women have been beaten 11—3 by germany in a thrilling and fast paced friendly at wembley. the lionesses went 3—0 down in the first half an hour. georgia stanway and lucy bronze were the scorers

we'll let doctor wright respond to that. you. well, it's really concerning what those safeguards are. so one of the key concerns is coercion. and we know well that doctors are not good at determining when someone is being coerced or is in a coercive relationship. and we know that it's actually very difficult to establish capacity in certain circumstances. it's very difficult to establish prognosis. and we know that what are often called safeguards are actually eligibility criteria and can be quickly dismantled. and people are... henry, come back on that. well, it's difficult, i agree. butjust because it's difficult does not mean we should neglect the large number of people who die badly, despite good palliative care, and also the whole question of autonomy and loss of dignity, which many of us fear in the last few days or weeks of our life. this is about patient choice. it's not about medical paternalism, with the doctor knowing best. and i see no evidence from countries which allow assisted dying, where the safeguards are n

richard wright did not have an idyllic uptkpwreug. and ralph ellison looked at him and said, more or less, he said how did you make it? how do you explain -- richard wright could produce bigger thomas, the protagonist of native son. richard wright could have imagined him. but he made sure begar thomas couldn't imagine him. ralph ellison, this is the guy who was the best man at richard wright's wedding. learned his trade by reading as it were native son as it came off the typewriter. but ralph ellison's understanding of america was so much broader than richard wright's that's why he went on to write other short stories, novel. and many essays. he just thought that that story, that narrative, was way too cramped in terms of understanding what the possibilities were in the united states. i'm saying a lot more than i intended. but what i'm saying is that i think -- it wasn't just one white president that took down black american families. would that white people had that much power, right. he was aided by the most well-known -- the most f

wright .>> she should have said recovering social studies teacher, i'm still working on that, but it is an honor to be here this morning and to give the invocation, i will say this in my language and i will translate, so with all due respect, just i ask you to pray in your own way while i do this, so thank you. >> [speaking non-english] to we great spirit we thank you thise day we thank you for the blessings that you you you bestow upon us. we thank all of those that made this day possible bring us together to >> great spirit, we thank you for this day, we thank you for the blessings you bestow upon us, we thank all those that made this day possible and bring us together to learn about our past and talk about our future, thank you for the strength and guidance that you have given us, and to say a special prayer for all of my people and tribal nations come all of those that come together and work on our behalf to help our sovereignty and help our people, and pray for strength and guidance and thank you for all these blessings. thank you. >> we look forward to hearing more from you on

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wright has made 40 of 47 field goals in his career, including 6 of 9 from 50 plus yards. and he's 35. 37 on extra points. meanwhile, also all pro safety talanoa hufanga is also expected to miss around a month after tearing ligaments in his wrist on sunday who left the game after playing just 11 snaps. now, remember, the fungus recently came back from a torn acl head coach kyle shanahan said that the team is considering. >> placing both movie and hufanga on injured reserve, which would require them to miss at least 4 games. defensive coordinator nick sorensen knows that without enough. rookie malik, mustafa is going to have to step up in his place. the winners him, but it does for him. it's just being comfortable being out there. i think i mentioned before, like safeties, it's >> that comfort to communicate. >> and the feel of the game in the flow of the game and how it moves and how you have to be, you know, a leader back there, find her backers that you can communicate across the board and be tightened. and i think he's done a good job with that. >> meantime, some big ne

let's speak to our political correspondent, ben wright. has learnt around this issue ahead of the budget? we have learned that _ ahead of the budget? we have learned that the _ ahead of the budget? we have learned that the chancellor - learned that the chancellor plans to raise more money via inheritance tax. i don't think it's a big surprise, because labour, in its manifesto, ruled out raising the three big taxes that could provide it with useful revenue — vat, income tax and national insurance, although there is a question mark over the employers' contribution to the national insurance element and whether thatis insurance element and whether that is something the chancellor is going to do, with strong hints she would change that. so therefore, she is left looking at smaller taxes to raise money. we know she needs billions of pounds extra a year to balance the books and avoid austerity, which is her stated aim with this budget. so this complex tax, which stirs up strong emotions, both by proponents of inheritance tax and opponents of it,

we can go back live to westminster and join ben wright.there are some mps wandering i it sure was a turn up. there i are some mps wandering around here a bit days to trying to understand what has happened and the shenanigans that might have been going on behind—the—scenes, it has been suggested to me that maybe the vote forjames cleverly yesterday was inflated to show that he had more support than he really did buy other campaigns. also perhaps there was some vote lending today that went awry. they have a reputation, conservative mps, when it comes to these folks, about not being entirely straight with various campaigns seeking their support. but this result was astonishing. almost everybody assumed that having had yesterday's third round vote, which james cleverly won very clearly, that he would be a shoe in to get into the final but yet he was knocked out. but the margins between them are also narrow. to remind you, kemi badenoch led the final round poll with 42, then robert jenrick and james convie knocked out on 37. neither of the two

joining us now, chris matthews and jasmine wright. she extensively covered harris' 2020 presidential campaign. great to have you both. chris, i want to talk about the gaslighting comment that kamala harris made and specifically she was referring to one of donald trump's many very extreme, very dangerous comments that are either lies or frightening threats. he called january 6th a day of love. i know that his friends at fox news that he was talking to to make jokes actually think january 6th is a joke. they actually call it the january 6th play now. don't play that card. it wasn't an insurrection. so there's an effort here to change the truth that the american people saw in front of their eyes. your thoughts? >> well, here we are with an election coming up now, the 2024 election. that was the 2020 election. they went to the capitol, that crowd, that mob went there to stop a count, to stop the counting of the election of 2020. that's what they were there for. not to protest, not to make noise. they were trying to stop the vote. they wer

lauren wright, it's almost here. we will see what happens, thank you.tions turned deadly in coastal georgia a ferry dock collapsed on sapelo island living at least seven people dead and several others injured this happened during an event honoring the descendents of black slaves there. authority said they are investigating what led to what they call a catastrophic fai failure. jonathan theriot live in atlanta with the very latest on this shocking incident last night. >> hi eric. yes, very shocking for george authority's are blaming structural failure for the collapse of that aluminum gangway at a ferry dock on sapelo island. it happened saturday as hundreds were flocking to the georgia coastal island which is accessible only by boat for a festival celebrating the community, descendents of slaves who have kept to many of their unique traditions alive to this day. at least 20 people fell into the water. seven died. speaking at a church outside of atlanta this morning vice president kamala harris acknowledge the tragedy on the georgia coast. >> i think all

let me pause you there and bring in dr wright. dr, tell me your position.f why you think that is not a good direction of travel. well, thank you so much for having me. i represent doctors and nurses across the uk who are hugely concerned about any move to introduce assisted suicide, particularly because of the effect on vulnerable groups, those who might have had previous chronic mental health problems, maybe a mild learning disability or who are homeless, and face a terminal diagnosis. we're really concerned, particularly for those who might feel pressure to take their own life, given those circumstances. and we're just so conscious that the nhs is in crisis and so many people lack the care that they should get at the end of life, and this is really the wrong intervention at the wrong time. and we must instead campaign for best palliative care. and i'll come back to that point in a moment. but in terms of people who support the sort of argument you're putting forward, i was listening to dame tanni grey—thompson. her fears were reflecting from the opposite

. >> so he made an amazing speech about race and called reverend wright's words a bunch of rants that aren't grounded in truth, he said. wright expressed a profoundly distorted view of this country, a view that sees white racism as endemic and that elevates what is wrong with america above all that we know is right with america and he won big. >> now kamala could make her own reverend wright's speech and ask all white americans to please understand as much as you can how much in 2020, the sight of a black man being slowly murdered with a white cop's knee on his neck would affect you. if that was the history of your race, i think most americans would be sympathetic and then admit that in 2020, the left got a little carried away, carried away like most of the merch at this shoe store a justice shopping. >> we stopped arresting shoplifters anti-racist baby was a bestseller. corporations took di to ludicrous lengths. we opened our hearts to all who wanted to come here and then also our borders. portland decriminalized all drugs and seattle set up a no cop zone until they had to reverse co

wright. she she should have said recovering social status teacher to still working on that. but it's an honor to be sworn in and honored to be asked to give the invocation. i'll say this in my language and they'll translate. and so with all respect, just ask you to. pray in your own way while i do. so thank you. oh, okay. then on the whole holding on by the wood, i guess they will last you that she they go along with the we will ensure the pumpkin got the beluga don mcgregor no sugar. okay. they won't be the icky to harm modern burger. oh yeah. somebody's got to with the horseshoe the other no sugar okay the only the make it home with all. eduardo look i would like to we great spirit we thank you this day we thank you for the blessings that you you you bestow upon us. we thank all of those that made this day possible bring us together to learn our past and and talk about our future. we thank you for the strength and guidance that you give us. i say a special prayer to for all for all my people, my ponca people, all of our tribal nations, all those that come together and on o

wright, and a rolled member of the tribe of nebraska. served as tribal chairman for 11 years. currently the executive director of the national congress of american indians. which describes itself as the oldest largest and most representative american indian and alaskan native organization. serving the broad interest of governments and communities. this position, mr. wright is responsible for managing the organization's day-to-day success and its public education arm. he is a military veteran and a former social studies teacher from lincoln, nebraska. mr. right. be sworn in and honored to be asked to give the invocation. i'll say this in my language >> she should of said recoverig social studies teacher. still working on that. it's an honor to be here this morning and an honor to be given . i will say in my language and translate. with all due respect, i ask you to pray in your own way while i do this. thank you. >> [ speaking in a global language ] only the make it he with all. only the make it he eduardo look i would like to we great spirit we thank you this day we thank you

. >> reporter: to help promote the sale, heritage invited "game of thrones" star isaac hempstead wright who played the character of bran stark to check out the collection. >> it's pretty crazy to actually see them again. i didn't think i'd ever see this again. bring back a lot of memories, good and bad. but pretty crazy. i spent most of my teenaged years in that funny outfit. >> reporter: and of course we couldn't resist asking wright what item he'd like to bid on at the auction. >> if i could have anything here, i mean, i should probably say one of my props, but to be honest, i think it would be a sword. because i never got a sword through the whole show. all i wanted was a sword. >> he never did get that sword. well, now he can bid on one. dana jacobsen reporting there. thank you, dana. "cbs news roundup" will be right back. >>> so you probably know the old story the message in a bottle. someone puts a note inside, seals it up and casts it out to sea. a modern day version is about to take a second tour across the atlantic. cbs' tina kraus explains. >> reporter: this little boat is abo

robin wright has a new movie called "here."to reveal -- they're very excited about revealing our new rise and shine box. an incredible box on products, classes and more. >>> coming up on our 3rd hour, we have a halloween edition of our "consumer confidential." vicky nguyen is sharing her top safety picks. >> good stuff. also tomorrow, to give you a little preview, our buddy bobby flay, we're going to catch up with him. he has an awesome new book out. plus, reba mcentire is stopping by. i've spent a lot of time with her the last few months and she is an incredible coach on "the voice" this season. she also has "happy's place," her new sitcom. >> getting great reviews. >> look right behind you, 16. >> 16? happy birthday. what is your name? >> jocelyn. >> happy sweet 16. we have 70 right there. what is your name? >> maureen. >> maureen, were you thinking of a different name? >> she was star struck. it's al roker. it happens to me every day. >> happy birthday. >> let's show you what we've got for your weather for the week ahead. to

is bringing to the cohost eric messersmith and princeton university political scientist, lauren wright, thank you are coming gone. eric, a great question to donald trump in north carolina to displaced residents, watch. >> are you worried people want to be able to vote? >> voting is the least of it right now, they want to vote because it's important but they have to survive. >> trace: he thinks they are motivated, he thinks they are motivated to vote. >> a very good answer putting in perspective what happened, far more important things to face then voting could, western north carolina, of the more rural areas he will need a big turnout of their to counteract harris' advantages and maybe charlotte. that is a big area for him, in icing going to their now while it's still fresh in people's minds and people are still rebuilding is smart. >> trace: meanwhile lauren wright had "the new york times" reads the following, it's a shift towards trump but still no clear favorite, recent elections the polls have tendered to systematically underestimate or overestimate one side by several percentage p

this is one of a hundred launches they are planning this year as they try to outdo wright and rivalled to fly to china's space station. they've been in quarantine and kept behind us behind glass. they include china's first female space engineer. translation: i china's first female space engineer. translation:— translation: i dream of exploring the stars and _ translation: i dream of exploring the stars and looking _ translation: i dream of exploring the stars and looking back - translation: i dream of exploring the stars and looking back at - translation: i dream of exploring the stars and looking back at my - the stars and looking back at my home land. my deepest affection will always be for my motherland, no matter where i go. i will keep striving and working tirelessly. the team have trained together for a year to conduct experiments and carry out space walks. the pilot is a veteran but the others are the next generation of space explorers. this year they watch their country carry out a historic first and carry out —— collect lunar samples from the other side of the moon. the modern

ben wright is in the lobby at the comments in advance of it beginning again.at we will be hearing about rishi sunak, questioning the prime minister today. has many choices. _ the prime minister today. has many choices. it _ the prime minister today. has many choices. it has been a busy four weeks since the chamber last night for pmqs, and he is filling up now so it will get under way in the next few minutes. we broke for the party conferences, and they were strange. i thought labour's was slightly morose, is the challenges of government really hit home with party members. the tories were strangelyjubilant, despite strangely jubilant, despite their drubbing in strangelyjubilant, despite their drubbing in the election, and the lib dems cock—a—hoop after the election result, so i wonder if those dynamics will be detectable in pmqs, but a lot has happened. primarily, one of the stories dominating has been the row over the scale of donations that the prime minister received, in particular, in his time in opposition and once he was in number ten, thousands of pounds

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princeton university political scientist lauren wright.we apologize to her viewers for some of the audio issues. but good to see you. arthel: so eric, as you know halloween is right around the corner. a new survey as ranking the most halloween abscess states according to "consumer reports." the top five are new hampshire, maine, utah, idaho, and west virginia. the study ranked the states based on the seasonal data and online trends as well as how many haunted attractions, pumpkin patches and halloween spirit stores they have. now, the least vested they say are washington d.c., new york, florida, georgia, and hawaii. i don't know about that. some for you going trick-or-treating this year? arthel: i am, i am very going to dress as you so i may scare all the kids. [laughter] eric: that's a pretty frightening prospect. [laughter] picture what life could look like with vyvgart hytrulo, a subcutaneous injection that takes about 30 to 90 seconds. for one thing, could it mean more time for you? vyvgart hytrulo can improve daily abilities and reduc

the 49ers signed matthew wright to fill in for kicker jake moody, who has an ankle sprain.u see him here, he was ruled out for tonight's game. wright has kicked for several nfl teams since 2019, and he talked about getting ready for this opportunity. >> i think trying to put the same level of emphasis on every kick, whether i'm by myself or in a stadium. obviously, that's easier said than done, but it's the only mentality you can have. try my best just to stay level and then not put too much pressure on any single kick. just, yeah, just keep doing one kick at a time. >> the 49ers also just put former all-pro safety talanoa hufanga on the injured reserve list. head coach kyle shanahan says joe fonzi hurt his wrist in sunday's loss to the arizona cardinals. don't forget you can see the game right here on ktvu fox two. >> 718. let's get out the door. sal, where are you focusing your concern? >> well, we're going to start this time in the south bay there. garcia and dave, right now, the traffic there, especially in the eastern part of san jose, is getting slow on 101 and 280. g

wright becomes at least the seventh senior adams official to resign in the wake of the multiple federalgations. >>> and mcafee unveiling its annual celebrity hacker hot list today, topping the list this year, scarlett johansson is the number one celebrity whose likeness has been exploited through ai generated endorsements without her permission. i didn't make the list, kelly. >> there's always next year. >> we'll be waiting. >>> shares of general motors are moving higher today. we'll take a quick look at the charts, up about 1% as the company holds investor day. phil lebeau is in tennessee, and he has a little more detail, and a special guest, i believe, phil. >> well, we talked to mary barra earlier today. you'll hear from her in a little bit. she's beginning her presentation with analysts and investors where she's going into greater detail regarding where the company stands on a number of key issues, and one of them that a lot of analysts want to hear about, what does general motors plan to do with the challenges it faces in china. we have talked about this for some time. this was onc

matthew wright will handle the duties for jake moody. who has been around the league for 2019 with six teams including training camp with the 49ers a few months ago. >>> robert saleh, first nfl coach let go this season. the jets made the move this morning. three plus seasons with the record of 30-26. here is kyle shanahan on his former defensive coordinator. >> yeah, i was pretty shocked, you know, that stuff will throw you off, especially competing for the division this week and they are up there on defense. got a chance to have a hell of a year, so it was surprising. >> the jets promoted their defensive coordinator to the interim head coach. i have never been in a bad car crash, but this guy, jeff ulbrich, hit me harder than i have ever been hit in my life. >> let's go, got to get underneath. >> that is just one play. >> reporter: imagine that 70 times a game. >> that hurt my feelings. >> i saw stars. >> usually they would pull back. and don't come back unless you light them up. >> you're tough, vern. >>> up next at 5:00, a big honor f

every day inventors people of vision like thomas edison, alexander graham bell, wilbur and orville wright apply for patents to protect and secure their inventions. today you'll meet other people of vision and ingenuity they are not as familiar as most famous inventors. but you'll recognize some inventions and learn about new ones. louis howard latimer was born 1848. his father was a runaway slave who managed to obtain his freedom and live in the boston area. louis latimer was a self-taught draftsman who learned his skill while working as a cleric for a patent attorney's office. eventually, he was promoted to chief draftsman. around this time, alexander graham bell hired latimer to draw for various patent application. few people are aware of latimer's contribution to the field of electricity. he invented and received a patent in 1882 for an improved filament that thomas edison's filament for the electric lamp. in 1918, he became a charter member of the edison pioneers, an exclusive organization scientists, technicians and, inventors who worked very closely with thomas edison. granville woo

jasmine wright and via zoom is paul steinhauser. want to start with your latest piece on the politics of disaster response. the headline, the fox news headline, back to back headlines rock the harris-trump presidential campaign. how are natural disasters playing out on the campaign trail? guest: it is no surprise. hurricanes have been impacting presidential campaigns for a long time. think back to 1992 and president h w bush. his response, fema's response to hurricane andrew was slammed in ford and did him no favors. 2012, superstorm sandy smacked into the eastern seaboard. it arguably helped then-president obama win reelection. we have back to back hurricanes, helene which tore through the southeast doing immense damage to states like georgia and north carolina, two crucial battleground states. milton, which yesterday we saw go right through florida. and there is still huge mess there. a couple million still without power and the death toll rising. obviously, former president trump, his campaign, you heard the clip from senator van

here to respond is one of my writers, jeff wright. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, seth.m is haitian? >> no, because i'm from florida. and trust me, if people are stealing and eating pets, it wouldn't be in ohio. it would be in florida. k? [ laughter ] in florida, a man ate someone's face! if we'd eat a face, we'd eat a pet. [ laughter ] >> seth: but your mom is haitian, right? >> yeah! and she would never do anything to harm someone's pet. the only time she ever kidnapped a pet was when i told her i didn't want to be a doctor, so she took away my dog. [ light laughter ] well, look at me now, mom! i'm on "late night with seth meyers." can i please have zeus back? [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: you okay, jeff? >> yep. seth, these weird pet rumors about haitians all started in a facebook group. come on, now, you know you can't trust what you read on facebook! on facebook, i list myself as graduate -- as a graduate of the university of miami medical school. >> seth: and where -- [ laughter ] where did you actually go to college? >> i didn't go to college, seth. that's wh

, known as m t wright, former bishop of durham, probably the deepest thinker currently alive about theations of the new testament of the christian bible, but also a very good lyrics producer and he and i read that song together as a little bit of a break from the seriousness and we both grew up in the 60s so we know how to play the guitar. that is what you just heard. >> former nih director francis collins, his most recent book "the road to wisdom," untruth, science, faith and trust. we appreciate your spending an hour with us. >> host: it has been a pleasure, thanks for the conversation. ♪♪ >> all q and a programs are liable on our website or as a podcast on our c-span now apps. >> the c-span podcast feed makes it easier for you to listen to all of c-span's podcast at future nonfiction books in one place so you can discover new authors and ideas. each week we are making it convenient for you little and listen to multiple episodes with critically acclaimed officers discussing history, biography, current events and culture from our signature programs about books. afterwords. book notes

a look at some of the upgrade that fans can expect signed matthew wright to fill in for kicker jake moody, who has an ankle sprain and was ruled out for tonight's game. wright has kicked for several nfl teams since 2019, and he talked about how he prepares for the opportunity. >> i think trying to put the same level of emphasis on every kick, whether i'm by myself or in a stadium. obviously, that's easier said than done, but it's the only mentality you can have. i try my best just to stay level and not put too much pressure on any single kick. just, yeah, just keep doing one kick at a time. >> the team also just announced former all-pro safety talanoa hufanga has been placed on the injured reserve list. coach kyle shanahan says the fungus suffered a wrist injury in sunday's loss to the arizona cardinals. you can watch the game right here on ktvu. fox two. kick off 515 and stay tuned to us right after the game for the point after. we'll have live reports from lumen field in seattle. and tonight the san jose sharks start their new nhl season. there is hype behind the team as fans expect to

wright was making a tackle on a kick return to prevent the seahawks from scoring. not clear if he's gonna be able to play next sunday against the kansas city chiefs. this injury comes just 4 days after starting kicker. jake moody, he sprained his ankle. also making a tackle on a kick return. still ahead on kron for news at 4 with just 25 days left until the election. >> both presidential candidates are on the campaign trail today. we have details on where they're campaigning. plus, there are new traffic changes in the west portal neighborhood for go into detail. what's different and why these changes made. and accusations of the glass to the san francisco zoo. white. a new report says the zoo is unsafe for both people and >> a critical report is out on the san francisco zoo. it makes claims that the facility is unsafe for both animals and visitors. the zoo has faced serious problems throughout the years, including a tiger that escaped and killed one person and injured 2 others. kron four's terisa stasio has more. >> a blistering report on the san francisco zoo. the

. ♪ >> this week on 2024 campaign trail, we are joined by political reporters jasmine wright and paulteinhauser to talk about the latest developments in the presidential and senate house campaigns of the last week. >> we are joined by desmond right with notice. joining us via zoom is paul steinhauser. i want to start with your latest piece on the politics of disaster response. the fox news headline back to back hurricanes rock the harris-trump presidential campaigns. explain how these disasters are playing out on the campaign trail? >> good morning from pittsburgh and it is no surprise hurricanes have been impacting political presidential campaigns for a long time. think back to 1992 and president herbert walker bush, his response, fema's response to hurricane andrew which slammed into florida did him no favors. we have seen presidents as well, think 2012, superstorm sandy smacked into the eastern seaboard. arguably helped president obama win reelection. we have back to back hurricanes. helene which tore through the southeast doing some immense damage in states like georgia and north

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novel what we lose was a finalist for the aspen words literary prize, the california book, a hurston wright legacy award, and the national book critics circle, leonard prize. she is a 2017 national book award. five under 35 honoree. and her new essay collection at freedom is forthcoming from viking. lindsay is professor of english at the university of california davis. nell irvin painter is the author of books of history, including the new york times bestseller the history of white people, sojourner truth, a life, a symbol, and the national book critics circle finalist, old in art school, a memoir of starting over. she is the edwards professor of american history emerita at princeton university and a fellow of the american academy of arts and sciences. she has also received honorary degrees from yale wesleyan and the university of north carolina at hill and dartmouth after a ph.d. in history from harvard, she earned degrees in, painting from mason gross school of the arts at rutgers and the rhode island school design. now lives and works in east orange, new jersey. of course, this evening w

wright has kicked for multiple teams in the nfl since 2019.s mentality for this opportunity. >> i think trying to put the same level of emphasis on every kick, whether i'm by myself or in a stadium. obviously, that's easier said than done, but it's the only mentality you can have. i try my best just to stay level and then not put too much pressure on any single kick. just, yeah, just keep doing one kick at a time. >> the 49ers took off to seattle earlier today. kickoff is set for 5:15 p.m, and you can catch that game right here on ktvu. >> the las vegas raiders have already made a change at quarterback. raiders head coach antonio pierce announcing that they are benching gardner minshew and will start aidan o'connell sunday against the steelers. minshew had a career high completion percentage in five games, but he's only thrown four touchdowns along with five interceptions. today, jets quarterback aaron rodgers responded to some chatter out there that he had some involvement in the decision to fire head coach robert saleh after the team's two a

jasmine wright, thank you very much. her latest reporting is "inside kamala harris' small, quiet transition team." it's available to read at notus.org. >>> coming up, we'll get a live report from tel aviv as the u.s. looks to secure a cease-fire deal following the death of hamas leader yahya sinwar. >>> also, donald trump blames the war in ukraine on the country's president volodymyr zelenskyy. we'll play for you his disturbing remarks when "morning joe" returns. returns san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. israel yesterday let's also make this moment an opportunity to seek a path to peace, a better future in g

wright city. >> it's hosting an event >> officers with the east palo alto. police got a chance to play a soccer game with local kids from the ravenswood school district to match was put together by the rich may foundation. it's a nonprofit and the san jose earthquakes at the rich mayfield field was built in honor of police. officer ridge may who was killed in line of duty back in 2006 since then, the foundation has made its mission to provide opportunities and a safe space for kids in the city. but very good pumpkins. magic tricks and minions are taking over warriors way in san francisco this weekend. >> thrive cities hosting what they're calling a thrill o ween event that will feature magic show despicable me movie screening and costume contest. kron four's own justine waltman heard of her will be one of the guest judges for the costume contest. the event is family-friendly and free. it kicks off at noon saturday right in front of chase center. >> do you know what >> halloween costume will be that she had to be in costume as i also try where some silly week

ed ward wright and joe sanjirardi are running in district 9. last year we dove into b.a.r.t.'s journey from the beginning to becoming a model transit agency and now its uncertain future. you can find our special report b.a.r.t. on the brink by searching b.a.r.t. on our kpix youtube page. >>> cbs news bay area is your election headquarters. you'll be able to track results on our website, kpix.com, and be able to stream us on the cbs news app. >>> b.a.r.t. police arrested a man they say helped smash glass panels at stations across downtown san francisco. police say since october 5th 29 were damaged at embarcadero, montgomery, and powell street stations. officers spotted the 28-year-old suspect on a train tuesday night. he has been charged with five counts of felony vandalism. b.a.r.t. says the cost to replace all these is more than half a million dollars. >>> speaking of money, some multimillion dollar transit projects are getting a boost from the state. b.a.r.t. is getting a $25 million grant to transform the parking lot of the north berkeley station into a transit village. tha