rare chinese painting can do without a beautiful calligraphic inscription, the harmony of yin and yang energy, the symbolism and spiritual meaning of the drawing, the connection with calligraphy and the dominant position of the exquisite line, this is what chinese painting and calligraphy are. ekaterina, good afternoon, good afternoon, alina, you are belarusian by nationality, but you teach? traditional chinese painting and calligraphy, how did it happen, tell us about your path. i am not an artist by education, i have a completely different education, economics and technology, that was my first education. probably, such a deep passion began precisely with the subject of philosophy, which we had at the institute, namely, eastern teachings, there is confucius, loudza's part, then it was just a time when... many such books appeared and this mysterious world, which encouraged such attentive listening to attentive looking at the surrounding things, that's when, probably, it fascinated me, then i accidentally got to a master class on chinese painting and i realized that this is what i would

it was founded by mipt graduate david yang. it was founded back in 1989, in his fourth year, and alexander moskalov, an employee of the institute of microelectronics technology problems of the russian academy of sciences, became a partner. this startup eventually grew into one of the leading technology companies in russia with offices around the world. in 202, the company transferred its russian business to a separate structure and left the country, offering some of the employees of the russian office, to move to development centers in other countries, and now a significant part of these specialists have suddenly been fired. however, there are few details. according to social networks, where former employees share their emotions, they were fired, the dismissal did not affect the office in the usa. in cyprus, hungary and serbia, everyone was fired in one day during a video conference. according to some reports, holders of russian passports were fired, according to others, citizens of other countries were also dismissed. accordin

john: good evening, i'm john yang.ht, iran is saying that it might not respond in kind to israel's first ever open attack on its soil if there's a ceasefire in gaza and lebanon. more than 100 israeli fighter jets and unmanned drones struck iranian military targets. iran's state run news agency said 4 members of its military were killed. >> the long anticipated retaliatory attack came early saturday morning. israeli defense forces that it struck targets where missiles are billed and stored. their answers were in april and earlier this month. those follow the killings of iranian and hezbollah leaders which iran blamed on israel. on state tv, iran's ruling regime played down the damage. >> although the country's integrated air defense systems successfully confront of the act of aggression, committed damage has been caused to some places. the scope of the attack is being investigated. john: idf spokesman daniel hug ari indicated israeli retaliation was done, for now. >> we are focused on the targets of the war in gaza and

john: good evening, i'm john yang.vernight, israel carried out the heaviest bombardment of beirut in its air campaign against hezbollah. massive explosions lit up the skies and plumes of thick smoke covered the city. civilians had been warned to evacuate their homes. they returned to ash and rubble. >> let all the countries talk to them and put pressure on them to stop the war and negotiate with each other. let them deal with it. what is the fault of the people? and those children who died? they left us with nothing, and we have become nothing. john: nearly a quarter of the lebanese population has been displaced in beirut. some live out of their cars or tents. special correspondent leila moana allen is in beirut tonight. leyla, the israelis have intensified both the scope and the intensity of their bombardment of hezbollah in lebanon. where is the sense of where this goes from here? leyla: they have. and what's really been clear over the last few days is just how much that bombardment has intensified. a week ago, we we

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and he took serious issue with criticisms of the strategic partnership between moscow and john yang for sending the bed. and the ben z a says that the west seems to think that they are the only ones who are allowed to cooperate militarily with their allies. and that even if the p r k, troops were helping the russian military and ukraine, that would be within the framework of international law. after all, the after up young yang and moscow signed their own comprehensive strategic partnership back in june. and that had a clause for mutual defense. so according to ben z a, this is all just kind of a distraction from the terrible state of ukraine's war effort right now. there's an immediate cease to be unfounded. claim of an absence of convincing evidence and the desire to divert attention from significant problems that threaten international peace and security. a once again here today as we listen to the statements of the united states and its allies, we see the only goal of this performance to try to justify their own decisions. in retrospect, by sending nato troops to support the regime

caller: -- ♪ ♪ [applause] >> please welcome yang and jim hud, parents of olympian tori. >> thank youdent biden for your continued support of team usa. to represent the amazing athletes. as you know, none of them made it today to where they are without the help of others. as they say it takes a village. each athlete here today is here because contributions are made. sometimes small and sometimes big acts of kindness. which has helped support them and help them to achieve their dream of making team usa. where years of training comes down to a decisive moment, a small difference is made by the contributions that have been made and we want to thank all those who have supported our paralympians and olympic athletes for what they have done. thank you so much. only in america can a fourth-generation polish american meet in mirrors -- mary a first generation chinese immigrant and live the american dream through because of their daughter. [applause] >> in tokyo we watched as our daughter missed the podium by one 100th of a second only to come back three years later and rear seat -- redeem her

after all the after op young yang and moscow signed their own comprehensive strategic partnership back in june. and that had a clause for mutual defense. so according to ben z a, this is all just kind of a distraction from the terrible state of ukraine's war effort right now. yes, me, me, does any of these different the unfounded claim of an absence of convincing evidence of the desire to divert attention from significant problems that threaten international peace and security? a once again here today as we listen to the statements of the united states and its allies, we see the only goal of this performance to try to justify their own decisions. in retrospect, by sending nato troops to support the regime of an expiring dictate to in kia of it is impossible to hide the fact the native soldiers and experts a present on the territory of the key of government. no matter how they disguise themselves or what stories they tell far and fight as a being killed by the thousands and hundreds, every day, they appear in videos among the soldiers of the ukrainian forces. additionally, we note that

harmony of yin and yang energy. ekaterina, good afternoon, good afternoon, alina, you are belarusian by nationality, but you teach traditional chinese painting and calligraphy, how did it happen, tell us about your path, by education, i am not an artist, i have a completely different education, economics and technology. this was my first education, probably, completely such a deep passion began precisely from the philosophy course we had at the institute, namely the eastern teachings, there confucius, parables, then it was just a time when many such books appeared, and this mysterious world that encouraged such attentive listening, attentive looking at the surrounding things. that's when, probably, it fascinated me, then i accidentally got to a master class on chinese painting and i realized that this is what i would like to do, that it helps me express myself and be in such a very depth of connection with the surrounding world. traditional chinese painting, what is it? it is different, despite the fact that it is q

hi tensions with north korea, after reports of killing yang that sent some 3000 troops to support versus war in ukraine. russian president vladimir, put you in is expected to meet with you and secretary general antonio terrace for the 1st time in more than 2 years. the meeting is due to take place on the final day of the brick summit in the russian city of cousin guitars arrived there on wednesday to attend the summit hosted by protein. keeps foreign ministry says the meeting damages the un reputation. world leaders from $36.00 countries are attending the event, which is the largest diplomatic gathering in russia since it's full scale invasion of ukraine began. you might need to to start correspond it in. keith nik conway. how the meeting between putting in good tears is being received. there, especially after you create it and officials had already voice their displeasure. that's right, terry, that has been pretty rude, resolute criticism of this visit from key if seen from here. it kind of smacks of double standards because you might remember that when you crane held its 1st at the sum

will likely be deployed after training about the crime went beyond yang did denied the allegation to secretary-general said this week they could not yet confirm the reports either. >> at this moment our official position is they cannot confirm north korea's active late now as soldiers engaged in the war effort. but in any way even if north korea is not physically there at the battlefield the and still they are helping to fuel the war against ukraine. >> in brussels zelenskyy discusses victory plan to end the war with russia the plan zelenskyy once ukraine to join nato is seeking permission to use western supplied long-range missiles to strike deeper into russia which has been met with reluctance by the uk and the u.s. who do not want to escalate this war any further. >> at the invitation to nato. ukrainians have shown that we can defend shared values we are standing against russia. the biggest threat to europe and global peace. >> zelensky says if his victory plan is followed, this work at end by next year. correct stephanie bennett live in london. thank you. c4 attributes are pourin

now its founder david yang does not mention his russian past, and the russian language has disappeared from the ebi website. employees in... in twenty-second were offered to move to belgrade, budapest to cyprus, their residence permit was tied to employment in ebi. now they are left without work without legal grounds to live in europe. analysts believe that it was not without pressure from new customers of ebi. if they start servicing not only some corporate ones, yes, but also state-owned companies, and so on, the public sector, then perhaps there were some conditions, well, in general, yes, again, it all comes down to information security policy. including in eastern europe. mass layoffs in the company were explained by business modernization and reorganization key operational functions. at the same time , former employees complained that they were repeatedly threatened with being replaced by developers from india and pakistan, whose labor would cost ebi much less. analysts do not rule out that the company could really have taken the path of reducing labor costs. in 2 years, having l

i don't know, which one is down, yang or yin?-- pinduoduo with, a clear reversal from the gains that began in late september when stimulus was announced. everybody got all excited and the stock market over there summered, hong kong's hang seng surged11% since the announcement. the shenzhen overnight and the shanghai on mainland china started to tank, 2 percent if apiece. the stimulus-fueled rally has begun to falter as the government's latest plan, which it unveiled this weekend including a promise to recapitalize banks, fell flat. what does the man known as the father of emerging markets and previously a china a bear say about all of this? mark mobius, chairman of moan yous emerging opportunities fund, is here. well, it's a little bit of a moving for the, isn't it? first the government makes these stimulus announcements, mac, and suddenly the success -- mark, and suddenly the stocks started skyrocketing back in late september. now it's almost as if t not packing the same punch. what do you make of that? >> well, you see the mark

champion i am yang and represent the generation who will one day inherit this country. i am a fresh voice who will fight for the interests of the community, as opposed to washington insiders who only have their selfish interests in mind. san francisco represents the promise of opportunity and of a new life that has attracted people for generations. from the 40 niners to immigrants like my parents, who came for a more free and prosperous future. i still believe in the promise of san francisco, but it can be hard to do so when issues like crime, homelessness and surging inflation make life bleak for the people of this city. history is my passion, and i both appreciate the unique place that san francisco has in the world and understand the grave peril that america is in right now. i will focus on finding common sense solutions that put people above politics. specifically, i will direct federal funds to ensure public safety, prevent intrusions upon our fundamental constitutional rights, ensure fairness for all in admissions and under the law, and promote peace without getti

the company ebe was founded by a student of the moscow institute of physics and technology, david yangafter the events of the twenty-second year, the company began to position itself as an international developer with headquarters in the united states. the ministry of internal affairs opened a new case against blogger valeria chikalina and her ex-husband artem chkalin. this was reported by the tas agency and rionovosti, citing their sources. it is specified that the investigation is underway under the article on the transfer of money from non-residents using forged documents. more specifically, we are talking about the transfer of money to pay for one of the blogger's marathons. earlier. a new type of allergy vaccine was introduced in russia, now for those who react to the flowering of trees and grasses, so -called allergen-specific therapy is used, the body is accustomed to the irritant in advance, introducing a microdose of the allergen. the new drug works on a completely different principle, and it is also a preventive measure. nahid babayev found out details. fim was 5 years old, h

mj lee at cnn and judge yang, if i pronounce your name correctly, okay. and and they they know how controlling you know, how controlling white house as well. they gave us handouts so that we could describe tricia trysts, wedding. but i was, you know, had to cover the here's the problem you were the good girl. yes. and when the assignment editor and the bureau chief says, connie, you will do this, there wasn't any not really. i it was hard, you know, to push back, not only because i was a woman, but so under the chinese the w's subdued, awful. so the only way you could be bold and brave was on assignment. yes. and and that i did. so when these piggy men would look at me as if i were an ice cream cone, a lollipop. but you know, like a little lotus plus i was i, i had, you know, i kind of just i did slap x which which is i got them before they could me if and that's where i was such a sassy bad mouth i was a bad -- what can i tell you. so so just to set the landscape correctly during these days this is the early 1970s late 1960s. and i look up today i could

i am john yang.eath toll and destruction are growing in the middle east amid more fighting on both of israel fronts. in northern gaza, there was heavy bombardment after 22 people were killed and airstrikes. they say supplies are dwindling and bodies remain uncollected in the streets. in southern lebanon, the israeli military ordered residents of 23 viages to evacuate for their own safety. they claim hezbollah is hiding weapons and launching attacks from the area. the group denies it. in syria, the u.s. military says it has conducted a series of airstrikes targeting isis camps. central command says they will disrupt the terrorist group's ability to plan and carry out attacks against the united statesnd its allies. the military said there were no civilian casualties. they are working to assess the damage from hurricane milton claimed for at least 10 deaths. more than one million people remain without power. governor ron desantis announced the opening of state run sites in the tampa area where people ca

. >> humphrey yang is a personal finance content creator. bought a one ounce piece of gold from costco. >> i think this gold bar will hold its value, so i don't really think i spent 23.59. i more just converted one currency to another. >> it was a good bet. humphrey's investment gaining close to $300 in the last six months, according to yahoo finance, out of 101 stores across 46 states that received new stock of the gold bars, 77% of them sold out in the first week of october. >> when you think about costco's merchandizing strategy, i think you have to give a lot of credit to the merchant team for just continuing to find items that their members want and value. >> wells fargo estimating earlier this year that costco was generating up to $200 million a month in gold sales. >> so the idea is that this is a safe place to store your money, where you're going to be able to protect your wealth. and we have seen this all the way back to the roman empire, where gold was this tangible value, where you could put your money into it and you knew that it

so it's like yang, yang situation where it's like a circular thing where it feeds themselves, the host lot of money, you know, how much money alex jones has. >> another pursue there, even though he should be saying exactly then it circular. >> and so much of this stuff, by the way is because they are convincing you. the world is about to end or something terrible is about to happen. they're also selling you freeze dry food. they're telling you put your money into gold and silver on the bannon's show, i text the number bannon's gold, basically and they haven't stopped calling me on a week i for 1:00 would my savings, the few pennies i have a slightly different view of it all. look, there's a lot of bad voices in the maga movement. you your great piece highlighted a lot of that. that's an every movement in politics. we were in a fractured media landscape. it's a byproduct of the 21st century yeah, the wacky things they sell, the podcast's ayelet's to do. you should hear this stuff. they sell on its bananas, but part of my show here, what we saw on cnn but there's crazy things, but it's a

now its founder david yang does not mention his russian past, and the russian language has disappearedte. employees in 2022 were offered to move to belgrade, budapest to kiki. residence permits for them were tied to work in ebi. now they are left without work without legal grounds to live in europe. analysts believe that ebi could not do without pressure from new customers. if they begin to serve not only some corporate ones, yes, but also state-owned companies and so on, the public sector, then perhaps there was some kind of condition. well, in general, yes, again, it all comes down to information security policy, including in eastern europe. the company explained this by modernizing its business and reorganizing key operational functions, while former employees complained that they were repeatedly threatened with being replaced by developers from india and pakistan, whose labor would cost ebi much less. analysts do not rule out that the company could really have taken the path of reducing labor costs. for 2 years they, having lost the russian market, de facto lost the main money in t

that's about 7,000 students wayne yang is a professor and provost of uc san diego's muir.r college, named after the environmentalist writer, founder of the sierra club, john viewer. all right, professor good to see you. you spearheaded this initiative why was this important to uc san diego right. >> thank you so much, fredricka want many people on the shoulders of giants uc san diego started with started climate change science with the keeling curve. >> so is charles david keeling, who's that's why we know how much carbon is in atmospheres because of his work. so but this is really a student-driven initiative. it was the number one issue with our students before covid. and this requirements unusual because it's the only time we've ever asked you to south for their opinion to be honest, we don't ask them if they want to take calc sign it. but this went before our students for a vote. it was unanimous and there trying to spread the word to other universities so far i will say yeah but, you know, we've given them a big problem and we feel like we should give them every soluti

the drills come amid high tensions with north korea, after reports of john yang had sent some 3000 troops to support russia's war in ukraine. so i clone. dana is growing and strength as it heads towards the east coast of india. authorities have close schools, cancel trains, and evacuated hundreds of thousands of people in preparation for us land fall late thursday. climate scientists say severe storms are becoming more frequent in south asia. russia is paulette president, platinum and 13 is expected to meet with you and secretary general, antonio gutierrez, for the 1st time in more than 2 years. the meeting is due to take place on the final day of the break summit in the russian city of cousin or gutierrez, arrived there on wednesday to attend the summit hosted by booting keeps. foreign ministry says the meeting damages the u. n's reputation. world leaders from $36.00 countries are attending the event, which is the largest diplomatic gathering in russia's census full scale invasion of ukraine began. you might be 2 point oh, i spoke earlier about the break summit with our ukraine correspon

i'm john yang. the pentagon said today it's sending israel an advanced missile defense system and the 100 u.s. troops needed to operate it. the announcement came just hours after iran warned the united states to keep forces out of israel. the move bolsters israel's protection against a mislle barrage like the one iran launched two weeks ago. it comes as israel steps up its assault on gaza and lebanon. in gaza late today, at least 13 people died when a tank shelled a school sheltering displaced people. overnight in central gaza, an airstrike killed a family of eight, including six children. israel warned people in northern gaza to leave, but residents say there's nowhere to go and they're running out of supplies. in southern lebanon today, an israeli airstrike on a century-old market killed one person and wounded several others. israel said it struck more than 200 hezbollah targets as it told more villages to evacuate. doctors in southern lebanon report an increase in premature births due to stress.

. >> andrew yang finally broke from john edwards and wrote a book in which he came out and acknowledged cover up more than that, he named john as the mastermind of it all. >> what is this politics is almost cult-like. i worked for john edwards for ten years and here we were on the verge of possible presidency the senator called man said, my wife, samantha dei. will you consider helping me cover this up so this is not on the front page of every newspaper in the world. >> so as federal investigators circle john edwards was out of options except one, john edwards now admitting he is the father of the child born to campaign aide, rielle hunter. it's sort of maury povich for the upwardly mobile, you are the father brought those are disappointed and hurt these words will never be enough. >> but i am truly sorry. >> and what about edward's wife of 32 years, elizabeth, she's not only had to deal with her husband the trail, she's dealing with a cancer that threatens to take her life. >> john edwards confession to elizabeth was reportedly done privately she added an afterword to her memoir, resil

there is a yin and a yang to it, and on my own, i can be very internal.o sing rosalita and born to run and hungry heart... so that on top of the myeloma for her to get out and to get around, you know. we have been married for 3h years, and i love her to death. i am supporting kamala harris for president and tim walz for vice president and opposing donald trump... we are two weeks away from the american election. how do you feel as the vote approaches? i think she's going to win. i think tim walz is going to win. i think donald trump is going to lose. i tend to believe that there are still more americans than fewer who want to pay fealty to the constitution, the rule of law, the peaceful transfer of power, democracy. i still believe there are going to be more americans who are interested in honouring those things than are for her to get out and to get around, you know. we have been married for 3h years, and i love her to death. i am supporting kamala harris for president and tim walz for vice president and opposing donald trump... we are two weeks away fro

busy it's just off the 7 am taking off from that the young yang area as they hit. it's quite a usual for north green mediates comments on the same day as long as they normally do. so the following day. but they take that carried comments from north korean leader kim jong and saying that the notes remains committed to developing its nuclear us notes. and also saying that this set records, which has been confirmed by south korea and military officials, they're studying the possibility that this is a new type of solid fuel missile. and also low into possibly from a new type of mobile load. sure. but it's a travel to an altitude of around 7000 kilometers before coming down to us. again, what's called it's walk deep trajectory. now if you take that distance and you translate that into a noble standard, ballistic missile trajectory that would cover around 10 to 14000 kilometers of the surface. putting bunch of the continental united states within range. i'm the south korean military intelligence officials have moved and lawmakers just this week that the note was possibly

question from an american john list who were doing about these allegations of north korean troops, yang and russia, positively preparing to go into the price and food and said, well, if there are pictures, perhaps that means something, yeah. yeah. and the question also was whether or not, if that would happen, would that escalate the situation? but he said again, what really escalated the situation? was it not to of so 2014. and then was it not the training of the previous soldiers and all of these funds and weapons pouring into ukraine? and then she also reminded again about the midst agreements and then how you are being partners. then openly, you said that they were just, you know, waiting for the end to give time to you credit the you're getting ready for. oh yeah. yeah, exactly. so i mean that was, was it just portion co came out front will alone came out and go a mug. oh, they all came out. i want to be admitted to mr. quotes with just and illusion. i even pushing the i blame myself to being i eve for trusting, trusting them. yeah, that's true. well that was a all to political cor

there is a yin and a yang to it, and on my own, i can be very internal.rom my mother, allows me to sing rosalita and born to run and hungry heart... i am irish—italian, so i got the blues and the joy at the same time. in the documentary, springsteen is seen coming to terms with the idea of his own mortality, and it is revealed that his wife and band—mate patti scialfa was diagnosed with cancer in 2018. how is she doing? she is doing well. we caught it early. she is having a tough time at the moment because she needs to have a shoulder replaced and a hip replaced also, so that on top of the myeloma makes it very difficult for her to get out and to get around, you know. we have been married for 3h years, and i love her to death. i am supporting kamala harris for president and tim walz for vice president and opposing donald trump... we are two weeks away from the american election. how do you feel as the vote approaches? i think she's going to win. i think tim walz is going to win. i think donald trump is going to lose. i tend to believe that there are still

>> no, it'll change behavior and most of our trading partners, it's ying and yang on tariffs and englandfrance, switzerland and work it out, canada, mexico,a bit of a tiff going on. they're our allies and we can work it out. they come to the table and china doesn't come to the table. let's hit them hard with harper lanes riffs and i'm good with it. >> this guy is a venture capitalist like he's a cos play and i don't even know what a venture capitalist does most of the time. liz: do you want that guy in your situation room? >> yeah, you know, venture capital, that's called the american dream and created a large economy on earth and 62% of jobs in america. come on. we need venture catapulted life-threatenings and i don't know what he's talking about. liz: kevin o'leary, thank you for joining us. that's terrific stuff. thank you. liz: that guy was wrong and byron donalds is right and hammering republicans and trump and claiming violent crime is going up. senator roger marshal from senate homeland security taking it on. plus this story. >> how many gangs are okay and how many properties is o

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she was polling behind andrew yang in her home state of california.ng behind him in her own state. people figured out who she was. >> harris: she called joe biden a racist in one of the debates. wow. jason chaffetz. thank you. i know you gave us some perspective what was going on while you were on the hill. appreciate that. neck-and-neck race nationally in the battleground states as well. one key group that biden won by a large margin is now not breaking for kamala harris with eight days until election day. plus both candidates looking to the keystone state as the key to victory. harris spent all day long yesterday there. pennsylvania democrat senator john fetterman calls former president trump's impact in the state quote, unquote, astonishing. power panel next. you're the first to know when high rate debt is stressing your budget. but your family's service has earned you a big advantage. the va home loan benefit. with the lower rate newday 100 va cash out loan, you can pay off high rate credit cards and car loans. that's real money you can use to tak

. >> in june, vladimir putin visited joan young -- pyong yang to sign a treaty with kim jong-un.e u.s.'s largest concern is that russia will accelerate north korea's inter-chronic a lot of ballistic -- intercontinental ballistic missile nuclear program improve north korea's summaries. >> historically russia has been reluctant to provide really high and military technology to north korea. but, with this deployment of troops, kim can exact a higher price for what he's doing for russia. this could take the form of icbm technology, nuclear submarines, things that kim said he really needs to round out his nuclear weapons force. that would pose a direct threat to the u.s. homeland. >> the reds continue their advance over the rugged country. >> it has been 70 years since north korean soldiers fought in a war. their deployment to russia will give them invaluable experience as the mansfield foundation. >> the north korean army lacks realistic combat experience. so deploying a special forces to russia and potentially into ukraine is going to give them invaluable experience of modern warfar

. >> that is bowen yang and jim gaffigan on "saturday night live." the 50th season premiere, a big moment for him in a year full of them. for the tattooed country star who has traveled a long, often rocky road, to the top. last year's album rocketing him to stardom earning him two grammy nominations and the country music association's pretiious new artist of the year. he is among the titans of country music. just this week "rolling stone" dubbed jelly nashville's new hero. willie got together with jelly roll for a "sunday sitdown" in the middle of his new york whirlwind. ♪ i only talk to god when i need a favor ♪ >> so 30 rock is right through there. the garden is right down there. i think of every else you've dominated. >> where is central park? >> right up there. you dominated that, too. jelly roll, the charismatic rapper turned country star fitting a life's worth of career milestones into a single weekend. honestly, i'm happy we got you to sit still for a few minutes as busy as you've been, selling out madison square garden, doing "snl." >> it's j

john yang is here with more.arrius bean, demetrius haley and justin smith all convicted of trying to cover up their actions. haley was also convicted of violating nichols' civil rights by causing bodily injury and bean and smith were acquitted of civil rights charges. they were among the five former officers who fatally punched, kicked and hit nichols in 2023 after he ran from a traffic stop. police body-cam and surveillance video of the fatal encounter was shown almost everyday of the three-week trial. after the verdict was read tyre nichols' father said the family was elated. she said this was justice and a long time coming. the three also face state murder charges. thaddeus johnson teaches criminal justice and criminology at georgia state university, and is a former ranking memphis police officer. what do you make of this verdict of this split decision? >> it makes sense, and this is what we want in our current system, decatur punishments for the charges for the actual crimes, and so based on the evidence of w

you have a yin and yang. not something new. republicans need to run up the rural areas and hold down the democrat margin in the suburbs and democrats need to do the opposite but it seems as though harris is closing message is geared to white suburban voters. college-educated voters. the fascism stuff, the campaigning with liz cheney but this is a huge focus. we've seen both campaigns a lot. georgia was on a razor's edge last time. could be again but this is one of the swing states were trump has been a little bit outpacing his margin and other swing states. >> sandra: that's good information. i highlight fulton county home to atlanta, georgia, deep blue. the deep blue city and how the republicans are trying to work on some of those surrounding suburbs. i want to take you to michigan now where we know the candidates are spending a lot of time on the ground there. michigan will be harrison's first county. what are you seeing as far as performance of the counties and the candidates there as i highlight saginaw county. look how clo

it's 33 minutes from pyong yang and when you consider that amount of time, an analogy, this is not 9/11 happening, this is not the pentagon suddenly realizing that planes have hit the tower. this is a system of systems nuclear command and control that americans have spent trillions of dollars setting up with most of us not having any idea since the 1950's, '60s. now we have satellites. there's a satellite system in space, you of course know this, we're bringing the reader or listeners up to speed. the is the system in space is so technologically advanced, it sees the ballistic missile launch. it sees the exhaust coming out the bottom of the rocket from space. >> right. >> in under a second. >> yes, it's actually remarkable technological achievement. >> it really is and when you know-- >> and early warning satellites. >> and once you learn that as a reader, okay, now i get it. right? launch on warning. >> right, so we see-- we have a warning from our satellites, early warning satellites, that a missile has launched, then what happens? >> and then everything begins. because and by the w

andrew yang, let me start with you. of course, independent. you've got your forward for party thing on, but i know you're voting for harris right? you've made that clear. so harris up six points in wisconsin in our poll, five point margin of error. but nonetheless, this is the way these have been trending in many different polls in the swing states. do you think the margin really could be that big? >> i think it's going to be tight certainly everything i'm seeing says it's going to go down to the wire. i thought the arnold schwarzenegger endorsement today they're? very very powerful signal to the independence all around the country. if i were commonly harris and her team, i would call lisa murkowski, who has already endorsed a democrat in alaska. chris christie, mitt romney, the republicans who have shown a very, very sharp distaste for donald trump. because if you manage to get one or more schwartzenberger type figures on board, its a permission structure for a lot of folks in the middle who are looking for an alternative to try. >> and many

. >> scott jennings, andrew yang, and congressman mike waltz with 14 days to go, americans with for in perspectives aren't talking to each other. but here they do phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. oh, the places you'll go, or rather the places donald trump and kamala harris are going today, the map providing confirmation that both of these candidates see this election coming down to just a few states. a few states only, harris had pennsylvania and michigan, and wisconsin with liz cheney, other republican who has endorsed her and trump held three separate events in north carolina. two of the county's though we're where former president where we're where the former president stopped today and they went blue for biden back in 2020. a panel here in new york. what does this all say about what they're doing? it does seem like both candidates feel like they need to reach into the bucket of the opposing candidate and try to get some new voters they have better numbers than we do abby i remember when i was a candidate, we had all sorts of polling because we