katie wyatt, thank you so much for “oininu us. . ., katie wyatt, thank you so much for “oininu us. .,hank you so much for joining us._ we will find | joining us. thank you. we will find out how the _ joining us. thank you. we will find out how the story... _ we will find out how the story... and we'll find out how this story, and many others, are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are shyama perera, the journalist and author, and the columnist for the article, ali miraj. the court of appeal has ruled that the life support of 12—year—old archie battersbee will be switched off from midday tomorrow. doctors treating him at the royal london hospital, say he's brain—stem dead, and continued life support treatment isn't in his best interests. the government had asked judges to consider a request from a united nations committee, to keep treating him. let's get more on today's developments with our correspondent ellie price. ellie, do things right up to date with what has been said this evening. with what has been said

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oh, liam actually has a meeting with bill and wyatt. >> brooke: well, that's good.with his father. it's a bit of a reminder for myself not to neglect my dad. >> brooke: what? honey, you're not neglecting your father. you were just on the phone with him, and he said he was busy dealing with something. >> sheila: hey, roomie. >> deacon: can we not? we are not roomies. >> sheila: what would you rather i say? live-in lover? >> deacon: i'm letting you crash hean

it happened yesterday morning in the small town of wyatt. a man in his mid-20s died.ine others including a 6-month-old suffered serious burns. the blast destroyed the house. the garage of a neighboring home also caught fire. >> and i sat down here to drink my coffee on the couch and we heard an explosion at 7:00 and we thought it was a sonic boom. >> investigators are trying to determine if a water heater or stove caused that explosion. >>> a "denver post" says an ar crashed into a doughnut shop. a man inside the store was also taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. he was sitting at a table hit by the rv and thrown across the room. a dog inside that rv was not hurt and was rescued. police say the driver was making a turn and likely lost control of the rv. >>> and "the cincinnati enquirer" says the cincinnati zoo chose the name fritz for its new baby hippo. the calf was born earlier this month. the hippo's care team chose fritsz after the name defeated ferguson in a public vote. the name fritz fits the little guy's spunky personality. he's the broth

. >> reporter: wyatt wermouth is the spokesperson for the american lifeguard association. >> anotherng we're seeing is they canceled the work visas that allowed foreigners to come in and work their summer jobs. >> reporter: banned at the outset of the covid-19 pandemic by former president trump. those work exchange visas now reinstated. but the backlog of trained guards remaines. >> game plan for today. >> reporter: water safety coordinators like sarah had to reevaluate how to recruit new guards. >> we were able to increase our starting salary, and then we started to see hundreds of applications come in. and that was excellent. and that salary increase was on top of the incentives that we already had in place to ent ent people to come and work for us. >> what were some of those changes? >> we've invested in professionally developing our head lifeguards, giving them instructor certification so that we could then train applicants ourselves. we're not just going to provide you with the free training. we're going to pay you to go through the training. >> and what are your numbers looking

a conference so they could come and take notes it's basically a fill in the blank to work through wyatt were trying but home learning of school. the school paradigm is a false paradigm. that's my whole mission is to free people it is emancipation and a sense. we have been enslaved to the school system not only is it not the be-all and end-all it is a system deception of the youth. first of all, the first thing you learn in schools you have to raise your hand to ask a question. so there's interest asking question but education should begin with questions. we should not be deterring students are asking questions. most of the entrepreneur he can tell you i failed a lot. failure is not bad. thomas and edison said i did not fail 10,000 times i just failed 10,000 ways to not make a light bulb until i a lightbulb, right? so first is don't ask vince don't try the number one question school today is teacher, will this be on the exam? that's just don't think, right? it's a false paradigm it's not education is the opposite of education if you will. i want parents to consider home learning which is

the most recent in the small town of wyatt, missouri.an in his 20s was killed and nine others were injured. last wednesday a house explosion in indiana killed three people. american airlines is trimming its november schedule by 31,000 flights. that is 16% fewer flights. the airline says it's to reduce disruptions. it was last week when american said it would trim some flights in september and october too. >>> and on his birthday, the late rapper nipsey hussle gets a star on the hollywood walk of fame. he was fatally shot in front of a store in l.a. in 2019. last month, a man was convicted in the murder. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, our new reporting on what former president trump alleges the fbi took from his mar-a-lago home during the search. what we're learning about the trump investigation, cbs's nikole killion with the latest as rudy giuliani is told he's the target of a separate election probe. >>> plus, the fbi on alert, cbs's jeff peg

wyatt are they afraid to turn anything over?ad the facts, rachel maddow would rub your nose in it. they say it is all -- guess what ? when we get to the house and have a real january 6 committee had to get to the bottom of wray and the fbi, the 14,000 hours of tape, we find out who murdered ashli babbitt, we get to all of it. we are going to adjudicate through november because it is part of a cause. we are going to see that insurrection is what markey lies and scumbags did to steal this election from a duly elected president and anybody who says it is too much for me, we have to focus on the future, does not understand the future, how the future develops. it develops from here and now and from the past. i am so sick. i am so sick and tired of these phony, and this is what they are, the same gutless phonies that got us in the are -- that got us in this and say forgot about it. we will never forgot about it. matt: i think we are done on that note. [applause] ♪ >> our look continues. conservative authors and film directors spoke in

and finally, cities would be clean wyatt because we would have put the internal combustion engine into them. and cities would be organized into smaller communities, around food and energy. at the beginning of the most decisive decade in the history of human kind. it behooves all of us to understand that this has been challenging and will continue to be challenging. but we can do that. we can address climate change in a timely fashion. we can avert the worst disasters of climate change, and in so doing, we can bring a much better quality of life for all citizens of this planet. and certainly for the ecosystems upon which we depend ah, people across the planet are spending an increasing amount of time on line from work meetings and catching up with friends to movies, streaming, and shopping. we are now more reliant than ever on platforms which generates and store data. but this data doesn't just vanish into thin air. it comes at a very real environmental cost. everything we do on line passes through data centers which consume huge amounts of entity and emit nearly as much c o 2 as the ai

being acquainted by wyatt epidemics that have not existed in paraguay for more than 20 years, could be reintroduced things like measles, for example. there are polio which we haven't had for more than 30 years. and so these are diseases that people who are not vaccinated can re introduce when you don't have a good health system. the wrong bechtel. they'll take it myself because we've come to the german paraguayan cultural institute. it's director z mona how to wish moved here from germany. 22 years ago, she too was concerned about the current trend. if they were a theme i, i will not cannot. i follow some channels on telegram dot com reality email. i find some of the things posted by the germans who come here quite scary end of day los alamos, given me i yeah. she's vaccinated against coven 19 to protect herself and others. she says many people arriving from germany, come to her asking for a job. boy, but they don't want to get vaccinated. well, it's a lot of money that way. it's very diverse. great. take very large with different religion, once different opinions and on the n dot com.

demanded the judiciary, dissolved parliament and hold elections to break a political deadlock when wyatt has more now about that in an attempt to end the political deadlock in iraq case take a prime minister, invited the representatives of political factions in order to reach common ground in order to end the political crisis in iraq. meanwhile, at the southwest movement, and i said earlier that they're not planning to attend that meeting. meanwhile, supporters of she at lee that looked at us other continue, they're sitting in front of the headquarters of the parliament, sitting up dozens of tents. and they say they are not planning to leave the eddie until the demands are met. their demands include, the poem, be dissolved, nearly elections be held as a way out of this political crisis mean doubt. meanwhile, supporters of their arrival parliamentary look affiliated to iran, known as the coordination framework, continued their sit in nearby the dad's greens on setting up also dozens of tents. and they say that protesting against what they consider the accumulation of the problem hit causa

mike moved up to wyatt has more from baghdad. ah, a new protest stages by supporters of se utley that mac, that a solder what this time in front of the supreme judiciary council, inside baghdad, the green soon they want the head of the supreme judiciary council to resign and the judiciary system to be reform. and you have not shouted are maybe to me about we have been instructed by our leader to protest here against the corrupt judiciary systems, which is manipulated by iran for years. it has been collaborating in impunity. i committed against the iraqi people and now we're at tabitha. we will be protesting until the parliament is dissolved an inequitable laws and constitutional articles amended your any supporters of the shared leader emerged as the biggest party in parliament following collections in october. but they were unable to form a government and resigned their seats 2 months ago so that his supporters have camped outside the parliament for nearly a month. calling for it to be dissolved and italy elections held. but tha

when raised in the fall, vice president william wyatt travels japan, for example, to warn should the recently a savage is abi, a former japanese i minister. okay. yeah. ron here if you can stay with us.

and muslim women who was raped during religious wyatt's in india says she is numb after her attackers were released early from prison. testers have been phasing demonstrations against the 11 hindu men who were convicted focused on 0 and 2 of her children. the only survivors after a group of most them to attacked in good drugs in 2002. the bottles took place for 5 minutes and then the movie was shrinking. of the arctic due to global warming has opened maritime routes and increased demand for its oil and mineral resources. rival powers, such as russia, china, and the u. s. a competing for influence on friday, the us announced that was a point and i'm back that are at large for the arctic. nathan sector, general warned of russia increase both the present and china's growing interest in the polar region. and felton bye have been visiting canada. one of the 8 our technicians, excitement and building as nasa proposed to take another step towards its return to the moon, an unmanned module is set to be launched into orbit on monday. the us plans to put humans back on the moon stuff is by 2025

any law thought them wyatt. i forget how many mcclinton but will outreach any they met me shot fairly at each. mamma ice. would they any more from that that will la la in the, at the but perfectly me been coughing her mega mockery. she's a fierce at eve here move really protein will occur hotly. emmel or mac and lay will have been a little ebersole for the danny or g. normal folk in north hayman would have had an audience on you again, as i forgot. and the lady i told chelsea when a man of with 33, this is husky appeals on, i mean, as a mockery. in again, no credit come a few cathedral, it was a movie symbol for unselfish audio fin, sir cathedral, according to by the novelty. conf on the is my phone books, her voice phone does have will america, herbal alameda will elsewhere mail out about the shop, the how and in a more current created or to proliferate in more asleep. again, employee and hail, ayla won't. how do i live my parish? i shall or duncan mechanically editor will affect why let yes all of them make th

in stepped danny wyatt, a marvellous piece of fielding, and the danger woman gone for 50. swing for the fences and find them. and when amanda jade wellington got in on the act, their chances of publication were slipping away. in the end it was a fine window by the superchargers, but not enough to see them through. that defeat for break open the door for defending champions oval invincibles. a win and it would be in the final. when you've got susie bates,it in the final. when you've got susie bates, it makes winning more likely. the new zealander led from the front. manchester originals still had a slim chance of making the unlimited themselves and had a moment. but theyjust could not contend with the hitting of bates, as the invisibles made 163—2, second highest since the tournament began. manchester's reply never really got going, losing three wickets in the opening 30 balls. if they were to have any chance, eggleston had to excel with the bat. chance, and eccleston gone. eventually they would fall 33 runs short of a result which means the invisibles will defend their tit

. >> like wyatt? >> republican leaders also senators of either party she has a lot of contempt for. the senate has its own rules you cannot roll them quite as easily as the house. the senate has been the place where the house and pass legislation goes to die. >> it's interesting some of the people youes interviewed what weiner said, hillary said, what some of the other leaders work with her had to say. >> and weiner did say when i interviewed him for the book he thought she was the most effective speaker in american history. and actually newt gingrich who is no friend of nancy pelosi and vice versa also said when he looks at pelosi he sees a fellow pirates. i think gingrich sees as high praise. [laughter] but weiner also said that, this is a point of criticism for some of pelosi. he says there are times he would try to moderate the rhetoric. he would try to leave a door open for moree cooperation. she was always full steam ahead. in his view taking very partisan views on things. that is also something top aides to president george w. bush told me. remember when pelosi was first eoel

wyatt donald trump when apparently to shop for a judge other than the judge who's been handling the case to try to get a special master appointed to review these documents? what will develop this week as that judge has ordered so far? >> let me turn to what to expect because i think tomorrow could be a big day. we know from attorney general merrick garland that he has said that the department of justice has as its policy is going to speak through its filings. even in his press conference, we got very little information and we basically last friday, everyone in the press and the public that's following along were waiting for the redacted affidavit to be unsealed. tomorrow is an opportunity for the department to show a little leg. to take your intro about winston churchill, there are a lot of lies and misstatements and omissions in the filing, actually the filings plural that have been made by trump through his counsel. the court has ordered the department to respond to the filing, the whole filing, not just to the request of a special master, and today the department of justice said that

. >> zachary wyatt influenced the first and second national banks? >> the second bank is i think must -- much more crucial and jackson does not renew the charter the second bank in even more partly jackson has intense animosity to paper money which was the lifeblood for most of jackson's supporters. this bizarre relationship that exists in america which the heartland of jacksonian world and before that the jeffersonian world is consistently antagonistic to the money at least to the northeast the hamiltonian's and that scene in american history of animosity toward the creators of money and money is a way of feeling the hard-earned work the farmers and laborers was a powerful fuel to the jacksonian movement jackson really railed against banks as did jefferson and seas at is a way for the lead of the northeast to deal the wealth of his supporters and the people of kentucky and the ohio valley. of course they needed the money for opening farms and fighting the native americans. it was filled with lots of other people who were there first and the animosit

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as white house medical advisor and wyatt, california lawmaker says she's a specially grateful for hisvice. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. conduct. in antiochus city's mayor says 10% of the police force is caught up in that probe. ktvu is evan sernoffsky live tonight in the newsroom with more on the investigation, and the efforts underway to reform that department evan julie mike mayor lamar thorpe says eight officers are under investigation and currently on in ministrations leave, and today he pledged to move forward with reforms. by permanently hiring the interim city manager and police chief. police reform was and continues to be my top priority in the interest of public safety mayor lamar

you think of bubbles in wyatt earp, right?y is informants are just people most of the time just like me or you. it could well be a run of the mill staffer. and people provide information to law enforcement for all good reasons, some good, some bad, some a little bit of both. i will tell you the one thing that separates the best cops from the rest is how good their informant network is. that's how you learn things. that's how you get inside of these organizations. and it's not a surprise because i saw reporting earlier saying that mar-a-lago is 100 rooms. and these are glitzy rooms with all sorts of chandeliers and closets and all that. they would still be searching that today -- i mean that not hyperbollically. they would still be searching today if they did not know where to look. it's not at all surprising they had specific information, look here, got what they needed, and out in a few hours. >> we have one more hour to talk about and that's the case in new york. the former president sat down -- although his children have ta

so much more wyatt than us weeks. and to be honest, russia actually, i can say as a stop, ah, during this era trying to capture ukraine according to say, rules, you move and say, take like one or 200 meters every day. but if you compare plans according to was the they don't have any success right now. just destroying view just in seat use with both. so making progress right now. and so from what you're saying it, the pace of warfare has slowed slow down at all. how is that affected you and your colleagues? are you taking this time to rest, or is it about training to work with, with new equipment for when we see an escalation again, perhaps i think enough and do a meeting face. this is just a matter of just being destroyed and people are living with being losing his property and they live and you know, it's easier to get it in the middle of the conflict. but when you see a 100000, you are actually sharing stuff and what the russian doing they just using or to let it just a ground around us, whatever it's fields or a c

wyatt believe the laws are any more likely to be adapted? >> tell you why think disclosure is the solution. election laws are outdated as you mentioned. so today if an ad it says joe biden is a true leader in its front close to the election you see that on tv come through your cable box or a satellite, like directv that is subject to certain disclosure rules watch the same tv addict comes in through hulu that is not subject to disclosure. the ad appears on facebook that is not subject to adi disclosure was a cause for the defeat of a candidate that is a nonsensical system. as more and more of our speech gets to us to the internet is what i mean i'm not for censorship. when i am calling for is voters getting more information. voters know that person on facebook who claims to be an african-american voter and is trying to convince me not to vote for hillary clinton because she is not done enough of the black community that turns out to be a russian government agent or takes a case on the other side of the aisle supporters of doug jones who is r

i get hold of wyatt. be playing through strength. he's, he's one of the best best players in the back in the game in any softball. so, you know, you can have a healthy now cast your wine back to the 19 ninety's if you can. when these 2 were some of the biggest rivals in boxing, nigel baron and christine bank fought each other twice with their re match, watched by half a 1000000000 people worldwide. and now nearly 3 decades later, their sons will step into the ring. chris, you bank junior, will face connor ben in a fight in london on october the 8th with both fighters, continuing the feud between families. now i'm going to be his fatherly figure ah, during the lead up to this fight and on the night. excuse me. one second quiz used that was the old me i now korea how korea, i'm just, i'm just saying, oh not nina. i'm viewed though. i'm glad be. i'm going to be your father on the item. i'm going to take you to school on the walk you through the doors miss, sit down in class, and i'm going to stick on you and i'm going to teach every sin

i would like gafrland -- the wyatt urp moment. coming at us we're coming with both barrels loaded. somebody has got to get us back to some sense of normalcy in our political discourse, in our legal discourse. and not -- again, it's not to say you can never question something, it's not to say that you would never have the opportunity to raise challenges to a search warrant or to question an investigation. there is a process for that. this is a time and place. but it is not to see poem come in with load -- people come in with loaded ar-15s against civil servants who are just trying to do their job on a daily basis. >> peter it cannot be lost that the fbi is again caught in an incredibly tense moment in this country, this investigation, and also headed right into another election cycle. how does the fbi get through this? i mean, how precarious is this moment? >> it's very precarious. but for over 100 years since the bureau investigation was established by j. edgar hoover in 1908 to the formation of the fbi as we know it today in 19 0

one raised in the fall, vice president william wyatt travels japan, for example, to morning should the rest the assassin, which is abi, a former japanese i minister ok. yeah. brian here, if you can stay with us, if you will, and we're going to go back to she had returned c, i live in washington, d. c. she. we've seen this now. she's here in taiwan. what's gonna happen next? while we understand that she may meet some officials or maybe the not counted as meeting some officials before she retired. so hotel for the for the night. and then she will meet the presidents on wednesday, taiwan time. so that's, that's what we're expecting to come up with. but the, the broad outlines, we don't actually have that many other other details and then she'll continue her trip to around, around, around asia. i think what's interesting though, to, to note is to, you know, we, we just hearing about the salami, sly thing or the, but chipping away of the one china policy as has been seen. we should contextualize this. it's not as if the by the ministration has been particularly, you know, not been particula

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wyatt are they afraid to turn anything over?el maddow would rub your nose in it. they say it is all -- guess what ? when we get to the house and have a real january 6 committee had to get to the bottom of wray and the fbi, the 14,000 hours of tape, we find out who murdered ashli babbitt, we get to all of it. we are going to adjudicate through november because it is part of a cause. we are going to see that insurrection is what markey lies and scumbags did to steal this election from a duly elected president and anybody who says it is too much for me, we have to focus on the future, does not understand the future, how the future develops. it develops from here and now and from the past. i am so sick. i am so sick and tired of these phony, and this is what they are, the same gutless phonies that got us in the are -- that got us in this and say forgot about it. we will never forgot about it. matt: i think we are done on that note. [applause] ♪ >> kind of hard to conjure a punchline after that. there is a silent auction at cpac cent

stuart: wyatt with that due to stocks? >> it has been priced in. 3% or 4% we've seen the last week. pivot as economic data falls apart you could see the market get 4400 on the s&p 500. stuart: up a little bit from where it is. here's my question and i've asked you this before. what is wrong with me buying a 2 year treasury security that would yield me 3. 3% and if i hold to maturity for two years i get my 3.3% both years, don't lose any capital and i get a tax break? what's wrong with that? >> nothing wrong with that with cash on the sidelines and you might be able to buy 3. 75. stuart: that is the only problem? there's the 2-year treasury, 336, that's not bad. >> 5% inflation adjusted on the sidelines, not a bad trade. stuart: i am staying with my big name stocks, blackstone and microsoft and any fresh money goes into two your bonds or something like that where i get a 3% yield, where my going wrong? >> you are not. stuart: thanks for being here. thank you. lauren is looking at the movers and -- lauren: they own chilly's and margie otto's --maginao. they fell 6% and that shows you,

certainly, the cpas wyatt seemed talking about this a lot.ost: bloomberg.com is where you can go to see her work. you can follow them on twitter, easy enough to find. naomi is a senior reporter. thanks so much for your time. up next, rob will join us discussing new studies on how to reduce partisan animosity and anti-democratic attitudes. we will be right back. ♪ announcer: over the past few months, the january 6 committee has connected a series of hearings reviewing the findings from its investigation. all week, watch c-span as we look back at hearings featuring previously undisclosed evidence, depositions, and witness testimony into the attack on the u.s. capitol. tonight, the committee looked at president trump's actions in response to the assault with testimony from former deputy national security advisor matthew pottinger and sarah matthews. watch tonight on c-span or anytime on demand at c-span.org. >> listening to programs on c-span through c-span radio just got easier. tell your smart speaker to play c-span radio and listen to washing

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