trini: kim, yo te cubro. te tengo. (kimberly grita) estoy en llamas. (jadea) no puedo, no puedo respirar. (grita) (se queja) me está aplastando. empújalos hacia la fisura. billy: ¡nos estamos resbalando! ¡tenemos que resistir! ¡resistan! trini: está demasiado caliente. no sé cuánto más pueda aguantar. nadie muere solo. por mí está bien. (gritando) zack: (debilmente) resistan. resistan. resis... trini: ¡zack! zack, resiste. vamos. (se queja) gracias por ser mis amigos. sujétense unos a otros. (power rangers gritando) ¡trae mi cristal! (jason jadea) estamos vivos. billy: ¡chicos! ¡estamos vivos! somos como una especie de zord gigantesco. como una mamá zord. ¿qué? no, no, no. eso no está bien. eh... ¡megazord! ¡no! "juntos together" by nancy chav & gina chavez ven por un balón de fútbol. sal parte del equipo. lo que valoramos, no debe costar más. [ end music ] cuando el dolor llega de repente. obtén alivio rápido. solo tylenol rapid release gels tienen aberturas hechas por láser. proveen liberación rápida del medicamento para

kim: the republican party has a great message. we are all for smaller government by giving the individual the opportunity and the freedom to exercise their mind. as senator marsha blackburn, you stole my line. i called g.o.p. not the grand ole party but grand opportunity party. i'm with you on this. this is how an immigrant like me from south korea when i was a young girl, not even a teenager, 12 years old coming over here. who would have thought many decades later that i would be doing this? but in the district that i represent is one of the most diverse district. so having a great message the party i belong to, but if you don't have the right messenger to get the message to the people, average jane dough -- doe, and john kim. you got to get the message. you have to be able to look like the district, talk like the district so they can relate to you. look, i ran in a district just like in 2020, joe biden won by 10 percentage points over trump administration. but i still won. and my district is d plus five. i attribute that to our

kim: the republican party has a great message. we are all for smaller government by giving the individual the opportunity and the freedom to exercise their mind. as senator marsha blackburn, you stole my line. i called g.o.p. not the grand ole party but grand opportunity party. i'm with you on this. this is how an immigrant like me from south korea when i was a young girl, not even a teenager, 12 years old coming over here. who would have thought many decades later that i would be doing this? but in the district that i represent is one of the most diverse district. so having a great message the party i belong to, but if you don't have the right messenger to get the message to the people, average jane dough -- doe, and john kim. you got to get the message. you have to be able to look like the district, talk like the district so they can relate to you. look, i ran in a district just like in 2020, joe biden won by 10 percentage points over trump administration. but i still won. and my district is d plus five. i attribute that to our

i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> a 1 in 1 trillion event. that's what alec baldwin calls the fatal shooting incident on the set of his latest film. the actor made his first on-camera comments since the prop gun he discharged killed the movie's cinematographer, 42-year-old helena hutchins. baldwin remembered her as his friend on a tight-knit crew. he and his family were in vermont when the paparazzi tracked them down. a visibly upset baldwin took their questions and called for new safety measures on film sets. >> would you ever work on another film set that involves firearms? >> i couldn't answer that question. i have no sense of it at all. i do know an ongoing effort to limit the use of firearms on film sets is something i'm extremely interested in. but remember, something that i think is important, that is, how many bullets have been fired in films and tv shows in the last 75 years? this is america, how many bullets have gone off in movies and on tv sets? probably billions in the last 75 years and nearly all of

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>> kim k. was married to a wrap star. >> get it, mummies, wraps? they're not messing with no gold digger >>> right now on "america this morning," breaking news in the effort to bring 17 missionaries kidnapped in haiti. several children among them. the demands now being reported. >>> the new decision expected from the fda when it comes to covid vaccine booster shots and whether you can mix and match vaccines. and the sub variant of the coronavirus and new fallout from vaccine mandates. several college football coaches now being fired. >>> celebrating the life and legacy of colin powell. what he said during one of his final interviews about his health battles, about war and about the importance of civility. >>> the importance of removing the thomas

there will be a new leader come march and kim jong—un cannot guarantee that a new leader of the health career will be as happy to him as the current one. —— new leader of south korea. 50 current one. -- new leader of south korea.— south korea. so this is after a few tests in the _ south korea. so this is after a few tests in the run-up - south korea. so this is after a few tests in the run-up to - south korea. so this is after a j few tests in the run-up to this few tests in the run—up to this olive branch as it were so if you put it into context for us, laura? fix, you put it into context for us, laura? �* , ., ., , you put it into context for us, laura? , ., , ., laura? a number of reasons for these missile _ laura? a number of reasons for these missile test _ laura? a number of reasons for these missile test and - laura? a number of reasons for. these missile test and remember pyongyang has shown off four new weapon systems in a month and that is =— shows how precisely pyongyang is able to continue producing new weapons, despite being under these strict international sa

kim young has conducted 8 miss al, test this year. some in breach of un sanctions. in september, it claim tough lodged hypersonic missile. south korea is meanwhile building up its own defenses. on wednesday morning, president one giant spoke at the opening of a weapons fair in soul. come running to bring your v. a strong diverse capacity is always aimed at any sure in peace from the republic of korea seeks to build a smart and a strong armed forces. hm. based on the state of the art technology on a will you sure a piece with the world us envoy soon kim is expected to travel to so the talked japanese and south korean of shows later this week. tomorrow intelligence chiefs from the 3 countries met on tuesday, china north korea's closest ally and trading partner has called for all parties to exercise restraint. but it stopped short of condemning the test bay during has been accused of hindering a you and report to plugins response to the sanctions in early october, north korea reopened communications which sol for the 1st time in months one diane is pushing to formally

and the answer is george soros did it, he helped elect kim foxx. but it is not just chicago he's trying to destroy, he also funded several other -- in that leads to exactly what you would expect. lawlessness, craziness, disintegration. this was the scene right out of the city hall in philadelphia this saturday, this weekend. watch. [shouting] [sirens] >> no! [tires screeching] [engines revving] >> tucker: that's the equity agenda right there. doesn't matter how liberal you are. take that clip and show it to your most liberal friend and ask, what is their reaction? that is the end of civilization that people spent hundreds of years building, and it's falling apart. the former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of philadelphia, now running for governor of philadelphia to fix moments like that of lawlessness. he joins us tonight. i appreciate you coming on tonight. look at that tape and it really feels like things have fallen completely apart. doing doughnuts around a police car with the doors open, what? >> it's hard to believe something like tha

kim's right. these things take forever in courts. don mcgahn, that subpoena dispute took nearly two years. this committee does not have anything near that amount of time. we're nine months out now from january 6th. this committee's really just getting started and i think there's a couple different actors here. the committee itself needs to be ready to take quick and decisive action. judges, if these disputes come before them, civil or criminal, they can't take two years or six months. they need to move these cases to the top of the docket and ultimately merrick garland, will he issue criminal scharjs if there's a referral? will he investigate election interference in a meaningful way? those are the only actors that can speed things up. >> the january 6th commission wants to speak with the facebook whistle-blower, frances haugen. tell us what you expect they can get from her. >> well, i think they're broadly looking at the extent to which private actors, we saw in the report, also members of the pennsylvania republican state delegatio

her 1996 poster got everyone in hip-hop talking. >> the first time i saw lil kim's world famous squat, i was like, "wow." >> it's a photo you cannot even not look at. that was the first time for me that i saw that much sexiness in female hip-hop. she created and started that. >> lil kim was associated with bad boy records, an east coast record label that had been in an ongoing dispute with death row records of the west. >> the negativity in hip-hop with the east and the west coast, it was just the devil that just tainted everything. >> the beef took a deadly turn. >> the notorious b.i.g's car was riddled with bullets, leaving him so badly wounded that he was pronounced dead. >> i'm totally sad that he's gone. for my community, another black brother is gone. >> in las vegas tonight, rap singer tupac shakur is in critical condition. >> tupac shakur of death row, and biggie smalls of bad boy were both murdered within six months of each other. >> i got a call from tupac's sister saying that he had been shot. and once they let me go in and see him, i just started praying over him. and then

as his national security advisor say you set up a meeting like that, kim jong? well, maybe not like the kim jong and when obviously i look at the question is what, what is in the interest of the people who venezuela interested the united states? and i think we saw very clearly that chavez enduro had driven the country into poverty. they had they had taken well, as you say, a country is to 40000 people not being killed by us sanctions. and that is, that is somebody's estimate. there's simply no evidence for that. it is the case that the medical system and venezuela over a period of 20 years of chavez bureau rule has been, has been, has been just devastated. and as has the economy more broadly. now i know you are privy to the highest secrecy documents. you must have been because trump tried to try to take you to go for the book just to check for the 5th time, whether the 6th time, the end of the any secrets. but all those documents must show that china is headed to become the most economically powerful country of this century. why? why are you against strategic oh

he says that kim dragons words have a familiar ring. his message is constant that, i mean, the north korea has the light travel, nuclear weapons and lot. why those pony won travel nuclear one is that because of the u. s. a policy to was new, you know clear and i mean those $1.10 thus cannot be applied to the most korea an adult agency developing a new weapon system. no school year has been denouncing the military public realty, south korea. so they, unless sing and much about the dust couldn't weapon system. what a, what a pew is this test or a fighter like ap sonic life. or, i mean the most important brett will be a nose. korea is the u. s. weapon system, which is the u. s. courses in korea. how have, ah, people are deployed, antique government protest has been demonstrating our cross bolivia against a proposed law that they say is a step towards a police state. crowds blocked streets, were met by counter protectors, in support of the president. and legislation being considered would allow authorities to investigate the assets of any c

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soo kim is a former cia analyst and shejoins me now from washington. thanks so much forjoining us on bbc news. what do you make of what has been said by the us? it of what has been said by the us? it is of what has been said by the us? , ., , of what has been said by the us? , a, , ., of what has been said by the us? , a, , ., a, of what has been said by the us? , a, , s, a, us? it is really not a huge departure. _ us? it is really not a huge departure. i _ us? it is really not a huge departure, i think, - us? it is really not a huge departure, i think, from l us? it is really not a huge . departure, i think, from what president biden had said in the beginning when he said he was going to not accord kim any freebies, a rescue would chill his reciprocating actions. one different thing is we have been hearing from us officials that the us is obviously open to dialogue anytime anyplace, but this is a new twist, where they are calling out other countries that are not doing their part to enforce sanctions, ie, china and russia, so the policy line will remai

inside the world of kim jon—un. a former official tells us they will never give up their nuclear powers. denuclearisation will never be achieved. north korea's nuclear deterrent is tied to kim jong—un's survival. taiwan says it will not bow to beijing's pressure to reunite with china. warnings in the uk that factories could be shutdown as high energy costs bite.

it wasn't enough for kim foxx. there's not enough evidence, we can't really know that was her position. so nobody was charged. we told you that story last night. we hadn't seen the video yet. and so there was probably a 2% chance that maybe they weren't really sure what happened. they knew exactly what happened. but they decided not to charge anybody. why is that? it's happening in cities around the country. violent crime, shootings, murders take place and prosecutors funded by george soros refused to do anything about it. even as they tell you that your guns are the real problem. they are going to need to disarm you because gun crime is the problem. what are you going to do better? nothing. we took an in-depth look at kim foxx for recent episode of our long form documentary series, "tucker carlson originals." it is on fox nation, it is pretty amazing. we will be back tomorrow 8:00 p.m., the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and groupthink. here sean hannity. >> sean: thank you and welcome

he says kim jones words had a very familiar ring. his message is constant that i mean, her nose could, he has the light travel, nuclear weapons and laurel. why those put you on travel nuclear upon is that because of the u. s. a policy towards new, you know, clear, and i mean, those doubles tenders cannot be applied to the most korea able adult agency developing a new weapon system. north korea has been denouncing the military capability of the south korea so day on last seeing and much about the us putting weapon system. but a, what they pill is, these tests are a vital like ab, sorry, quite all. i mean, the most important bred will be a nose. korea is the u. s. weapon system, which is the u. s. courses in korea. how have ah, developed our deployed preliminary election results in the wrong point to a strong outcome for the policy of shia cleric moscow. the souther earlier the election commission confirmed the low turnout of just over 40 percent. that's the lowest since iraq introduced to democratic system after the 2003 u. s. that in

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five suspects were arrested yet kim fox, states attorney, released the mall, initially explaining the shooters were mutual combatants who agreed to enter into a fight. mayor lightfoot publicly spoke out against the decision thing she's getting calls from residents and officials and fox has some explaining to do. fox responded saying she is mortified the mayor spoke out about an active case and is basically calling the mayor a liar, saying there wasn't enough evidence to press charges, no weapons found. here is fox and mayor lightfoot. >> statements made yesterday regarding this case that simply weren't true. >> how was it possible given what we've all seen on videotape with officers on the scene the not a single person has been charged? >> the mayor is meeting with the office and we will keep you updated on the outcome of this story. >> tucker: matt finn for us, thanks. watch the tape and you think, how do people like that wind up in charge of chicago, the third-largest city? you couldn't find him or people if you initiated a nationwide search for them, truly. it turns out kim fox and

he says kim jones words at a very familiar ring. yes, message is constant that i mean the nose could it has the light travel, nuclear weapons and laurel. why those put you on travel nuclear ponies, the because of the u. s. a. policy towards new you and was clear. and i mean those doubles tend, us, cannot be applied to the most korea eval adult agencies developing a new weapon system. los korea has been denouncing the military public realty, south korea so day on last seeing and much about the thus put in weapon system. but a, what a pew is this house or a fighter like half saudi 5. or, i mean the most important brett will be north korea is the us weapon system, which is the u. s. consists in korea, how have, ah, the belt deploy, preliminary election results in iraq point to a strong outcome for the party of shia cleric mock that i saw that earlier the election commission confirmed a low turn out of just over 40 percent. that's the lowest since iraq introduced its democratic system after the 2003 u. s. led invasion, former prime mini

kim, no! mucinex lasts 3x longer for 12 hours. >>> as everybody here knows, my new slogan was going to be make america -- remember this, remember -- it was supposed to be something a little different than make america great. it was supposed to be keep america great. but america's not great right now. so we're using the same slogan. make america great again. and we may even add to it, but we'll keep it. make america great again again! >> donald trump in iowa last night as we learn more this week about the former president's actions ahead of the january 6th insurrection. chief washington correspondent jon karl has new reporting on that day in his new book "betrayal." he joins us live after this report. >> reporter: while the capitol was invaded by his supporters, donald trump remained out of sight at the white houtly he was doing is a central goal of the january 6th investigation in the house. the committee has demanded a mountain of confidential documents related to what trump, his top aides an

kenny, kim, thank you very much. appreciate having you on. i want to bring in one of the best market technicians, ian mcmillan. let's start with the s&p. i am an amateur technician, i love the charts and i love doing this work. looks like it is critical. went through the 50-day, we kept bouncing off it. we're there in the shadow of it. is it critical we get there some point soon or another pullback to retest the recent lows? >> hah, charles, thanks for having me back on. obviously to go higher we do need to recapture the 50-day. we bounced off of it from the underside once, we're recessing it today. we do need to recapture that. that is simple math and trend following. does it happen, does it need to happen immediately? i'm not so convinced by that. the sooner the better. charles: right. >> i think we would all like to get that out of the way but what i'm looking out for is what is it going to take for the s&p to move higher. we've seen value outperform energy, financials. would have been materials and we made a little bit of a headwind but i

i'm kim brunhuber. president biden says his agenda will pass congress eventually. but democrats are struggling to come together, they are trying to get enough votes to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the economic reform package. biden went to capitol hill friday to meet with members of his party. and bill clinton's former chief of staff says that it should send an important message. >> i think that the white house has to be directly involved. this is his agenda. these are the issues that are critical to the president and he believes that they are critical to the country. so the white house at the highest level ought to be sitting down at the table on capitol hill or at the white house trying to work these details through. now, you don't necessarily need the president at the table to drive that, but the president has to be encouraging people to move towards an answer. i'm glad that he went up and talked to the caucus. i think it is important for the president to be able to try to pull the party together. but what is needed right now is the hard work of r

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. >>> and on saturday night live with guest host, kim kardashian west >>> good morning i'm philip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. the washington post reports hundreds of thousands of troops have yet to get vaccinated 90% of active duty navy and 72% of the marine corp but 600,000 air force still unvaccinated because of the staggering deadlines but are optimistic those numbers will increase. >>> pfizer is planning to vaccinate an entire city in the name of research residents in a city of brazil will be vaccinated the year-long study will monitor its effectiveness. in the states, we have good news on the pandemic front. on the hill with the latest. chris, good morning. >> good morning. more signs of hope in the nation's fight the president's top covid-19 advisor dr. fauci predicting the daily average of covid deaths will soon be going down but he warns we may see another spike as winter approaches >> over the last few weeks we've seen a turnaround in going down in both cases in hospitalizations deaths are still up but it is really flattening so it is a lagging indicator. i strongly suspe

kim's family is one of 200,000 who rely on the production of fossil fuels. he works for the state—owned energy company, equinor, as an electrician on an oil rig. i know how it could be in hammerfest if we do not have the equinor and the oil and gas companies there. it will be a ghost city with no industry and nothing. so for us it is important. many norwegians do not want to see these key industries undermined. they feel less drilling could make them poorer. i am working on an oil and gas station and, probably, my children will also go to work at the same place as i did. i have a lot of friends older than me, they have children who are working at the same place. it's very important. we do not have any other place to work. so ifjobs were lost and companies were to close, what would that mean for your family and your community? maybe we would have to move to another place. kim thinks that people should be realistic and look at the bigger picture. he believes that norway is on the right path. if norway shuts down oil and gas, someone else will produce oil and

kim thinks that people should be realistic and look at the bigger picture. he believes that norway is on the right path. if norway shuts down oil and gas, someone else will produce oil and gas that we do not produce. and they are not doing it at a clean way that norway is doing it. that is my opinion. the oil and gas fields must not build out. if you build them out now, it will be a clean oil and gas production. much cleaner than saudi arabia, than the russians are doing. so i think if we do not do it, someone else will do it. so norway has tough decisions to make. like so many other countries, and with time running out. 0verall greater than yesterday, as the limit has delivered some more rain than yesterday. —— has delivered some more rain than yesterday. this picture from northumberland, and we have a weather system with cloud, outbreaks of rain. this is gradually pushing south eastwards, east anglia and the south—east has had some sunshine, but a front to get in later today with the chance of rain. behind it, clearer weather. cloud is broken, some s

this one was attended by long time iowa senator chuck grassley, the iowa governor kim reynolds was there, there were members of the republican congressional delegation, otherwise mainstream republican officials, some of the very same people who just nine months ago were slamming trump for his role in the capitol riots, now only too happy to be seen supporting him. this is really a picture of where the gop is right now. carol? >> i'm so sorry. i agree. i'm watching, actually, grassley speaking again on my terminal, it may be the connection. but it's really striking, and i think you hit it exactly right, geoff, when you said, if you're wanting to get reelected, you want to hold on as tight as you can to donald trump. that's what's happened over and over again with republican members and leadership. and honestly, people like scalise and mccarthy have their fingers crossed until november and the midterms. what they're hoping for is that they are going to be able to seize control of the house. and after that, who knows who they'll support? but right now, 91% support for donald trump. they're

can -- kim jong-un did not attend. antony blinken is in ecuador swear he held talks on counter narcotics operations and regional security. the top american diplomat reinforced american support on drug trafficking as long as it remains just, legal, and constitutional. he praised ecuador for housing a number of migrants from the americas including many fleeing the humanitarian situation in haiti. antony blinken has been speaking to the media. what did he have to say? >> ecuador is the first stop of his trip to the region. he is heading to columbia. he will be discussing antinarcotics operations, democracy, migration, among many other things. he mentioned the situation in haiti, saying that the united states is concerned about the situation on going with 17 missionaries who have been kidnapped by a gang group. the u.s. and the state department is doing everything possible in order to secure their release. they have deployed fbi agent's to track down the 17 missionaries. he also said that the current situation of security

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mara, i want to ask you about kim kardashian west. let's look at her opening monologue. >> my father was and still is such an influence and inspiration to me. auto et because of him that i met my first black person. want to take a stab in the dark as who it was? i know it's sort of weird to remember the first place you met your first black person. >> let's talk about this. i actually thought in total she was pretty funny on the show. >>> yeah. >> but i hated this joke. i hated this joke. what did you think approximate about it? >> i never thought the day would come that i would say i didn't find dave chappelle funny but i did find kim kardashian west funny. the target of the joke was o.j. i did think the joke was funny. she is alluding to o.j.'s guilt. her father was responsible for the acquittal. and the entire trial is the genesis of her fame. so it is this really interesting cultural thing she addressed head-on. i love how self-depricating she was. ratings were up 23%. that's what happens when you bring "360" million followers to t

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we will ask congressman kim burgess about that next. >>, former employer who had a blistering era on capitol hill. >> stoke division and weaken our diversity, instagram safer, to make necessary changes to their astronomical profits before people. they are hiding this, and to solve these problems. todd: in light of this testimony and the revelations over the past month on this topic will you and your colleagues in congress finally act? >> i hope so but the twitter account, send a message about 8-track tapes. they were woefully an advanced in this deal. and and and for microseconds. subliminally your brain would pick that up and i read 60% increase in sales and that is what they did with these algorithms. they lost them under obama and obama got elected and that was great. trump uses the same formula. he wins and we have a problem. the problem is facebook, using the iranian and chinese user to attack people they are opposed to. at some point we have to look at the 230 protections. todd: here is zuckerberg's response, the idea that we prioritize profit over safety and well-being, that i

kim. kardashian is a reality. are and social media influencer now, she can add crime-fighting to her resume as abc news. to will gantz found out it all started with an instagram post. with more than 259 million followers each post is bound to be at least a little important but solving an international smuggling scheme the like button on instagram doesn't cover that this photo of kim from the 2018 met gala posing next to the coffin of negemunk leading to the conclusion of a year's long criminal case. we are very fortunate to have his beautiful coffin made of gilded cartonage half a million people coming to see the golden. often the centerpiece of an exhibition at the met back in 2018, but the metropolitan museum of art new york receiving a tip after kim's photo from the met gala in gold and heavy eyeliner. just like the sarcophagus next to her went viral the museum discovering the sarcophagus was stolen and closing that show early the manhattan assistant district attorney was emailed a photo by an anonymous informa

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and kanye, her -- she was introduced as kim kardashian west. she filed for divorce but maybe they're together. he was sitting in the front row, right in front of her. >> the whole thing was -- dagen: that's another distraction. >> it was cool. she was making jokes and everything. i'm thinking for those old guys like me, i'm going who is that person. i didn't recognize anybody. but aidy bryant did the best sketch i've seen in years on snl, called the switch, where aidy becomes kim kardashian and vice versa. and it was so well written. it buttoned at the end. it was just so well done. and then they did with bowan yang they did the costco glittering dancers, whatever it was. you know it's my home. i'm happy to tell you it was pretty darn funny this week. dagen: your home is also the columbus day parade and many of which you've spent on columbus day with maria. yet president biden marked it as indigenous people's day. you will still be participating in the columbus day parade here in new york city, right, joe? >> yeah, we're celebrating it in a big

kim jong-un seemed impressed. >>> back in this country the rolling stones are making news for what they're not playing. they say they're retiring their classic song "brown sugar" because it begins with a slave narrative and sexualizes black women. mick jagger said they played the song every night since the 1970s. >>> brett favre has been ordered to pay his home state of mississippi nearly $830,000. he got the money from nonprofit groups for speaking engagements he never attended. the organization's owner is charged with embezzlement. favre says he didn't know the money was illegal. officials called it illegally spent welfare funds. >>> now to william shatner getting emotional after flight to space giving us new up sight into what it's like to see the earth from above. >> like a beat and a beat and suddenly through the blue and into black. >> reporter: this morning, william shatner in awe describing his historic mission to space traveling 2,200 miles per hour in a rocket. >> my stomach went up. this is so weird, but not as weird as the covering of blue. this is what i never expected. there'

kim kardashian commenting on the post, i love you and cardi b writing, god bless you. today writing, i feel so free, so good and so lucky. i'm beginning a new chapter with a smile on my face and a heart full of gratitude. do you have any guess of how it might affect the brand going forward? >> i believe only in a positive way. it's just a small step towards breaking this veneer that we all have to be perfect and live in this world of filters and fog. >> the balmain creative director also thanking the staff at his hospital in paris dealing with covid cases at the time for taking such amazing care saying i cannot thank them enough, mona, andrew. >>> on sunday night football severe storms extended halftime for buffalo and kansas city. the game delayed by more than an hour. when they got back on the field the bills finished off a 38-20 rout over the chiefs. >>> and in baseball, a game ending two-run home run in the 13th inning gave the red sox a 6-4 win over tampa bay. one more win sends the sox to the championship series. >>> also last night the white sox beat the astros,

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critics place part of the blame on kim fox. her office stopped prosecuting shoplifting as a felony as the stolen items are less than $1,000. in a response, there's concerns about crime and the impact it can have on safety. we continue to prosecute retail theft cases as misdemeanors as felonies based on the facts and evidence. the rise in shop lifting is not just a chicago problem. in san francisco, it's becoming such a problem that walgreen's announced they're closing five more stores in the bay area as a result. back here in chicago, there's concerns crime could get even worse because of the city's vaccine mandates for police officers. already a number of chicago cops are on unpaid leave because they have not gotten vaccinated. charles? >> charles: thanks, grady. it's not just theft on the rise in chicago. shootings, murders also up according to the city's police data. my next guest says kim fox's charging decisions are to blame and introducing a bill that would allow police to override them. jim durkin joins me now. we reache

in an interview kim jokes that hosting is easy. you can see it in the bay area tomorrow at 8:30 and again at 11:00. >>> we will be back with a friendly political rivalry. ahead of the giants game. tonight. hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommended that i try prevagen and over time, it made a very significant difference in my memory and in my cognitive ability. i started to feel a much better sense of well-being. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> everyone is talking about the giants game tonight. even politicians. >> governor newsom tweeted yesterday he is excited about the upcoming playoff series. no secret he's rooting for giants as a native san franciscan. today senator alex padilla responded to newsom saying as a native angelino he is behind the dodgers. th

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who could forget the summit with kim jong-un? what is the biden approach? guest: that was very high-stakes and dramatic diplomacy and then collapsed,uch to the disappointment of north korea because kim jong-un thought he was on his way to getting those sanctions lifted. the biden administration has a much more low-key approach. officials want to resume talks without key conditions. they will not take steps to lift sanctions on lest -- unless north korea take steps to roll back its nuclear program. it will take a moment to see what the formula is to get them back to direct talks coming from such different positions. one analyst summed it up really well and said clearly washington thinks it is acting in a reasonable way and north korea thanks -- thanks provocations are the best way to get washington to act in a reasonable way. laura: north korean diplomats will be at these key climate talks in scotland next month. could that be a cer for talking about weapons as well as climate with the u.s. and its allies? guest: maybe. we have these reports that north korea

kim is now demonstrating her congestion. save it slimeball. i've upgraded to mucinex. we still have 12 hours to australia. mucinex lasts 12 hours, so i'm good. now move! kim, no! mucinex lasts 3x longer for 12 hours. in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. >>> finally tonight, colin powell had 13 rules that he said helped guide his life. i would encourage you to go online to read all of them. but we'll leave you with number 13. perpetual optimism is a force multiplier. amen. that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our pufull episodes on hu. we'll see you back here tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good nig