curtis. >> those are kept here. i've kept my mouth shut for a long time, and i'm going to keep that way. >> criticize the state offered increasingly attractive plea deals, before the start of the second trial. but he turn them all down. he has since filed an 11 count lawsuit against several police officers, the city of quincy, and adams county. the suit alleges malicious prosecution, and the intentional infliction of emotional distress. it also claims curtis's kids were falsely imprisoned during those police interviews. a federal court said that -- in regard of emotional defense claim, but allow the case to move forward on all other counts. the lovelace family has moved out of quincy, and curtis has opened a new law office in champagne, illinois. >> i would request we go ahead and -- >> he and christine started an exoneration organization. they said they wanted to help others, wrongfully accused, or convicted. >> christine, what happened you guys in this whole thing. >> i don't know what happened to us, dennis. we'r

i knew-- i knew curtis lovelace. 'cause he was-- had been at one time one of our assistant state's attorneys. >> reporter: there wasn't much to read in the file, truth be told. a statement from curtis the husband, police interviews with the three older children. and the pathologist's summary of her autopsy findings with some photos. so you knew what had happened in 2006, sort of, or -- >> yeah. i knew that she had passed away on valentine's day of 2006. >> reporter: what was the medical examiner's finding about the death of that woman? >> that was an "undetermined," was the original autopsy. >> reporter: what did that mean to you? i don't know whether you'd encountered that before. >> "undetermined" could mean a lot of things. but in this particular autopsy, there were things listed as suspicious or traumatic findings. >> reporter: for instance, the report mentioned that abrasion on cory's face - just under her nose -- something the arriving officer had observed that day. the pathologist also noted the cut -- what sh

let's bring in curtis. curtis, it is lovely to talk to you. just talk to us about these wells. how much oil comes out of these orphaned while? are they leaking methane around—the—clock? are they leaking methane around-the-clock?- are they leaking methane around-the-clock? well, it's interesting. _ around-the-clock? well, it's interesting, many _ around-the-clock? well, it's interesting, many of - around-the-clock? well, it's interesting, many of these i around-the-clock? well, it's - interesting, many of these orphaned wells are and what we refer to as a stripper field, wells are and what we refer to as a stripperfield, orare wells are and what we refer to as a stripper field, or are at the end of their life cycle, so they are really not producing any oil, if any at all, orvery not producing any oil, if any at all, or very small not producing any oil, if any at all, orvery smallamounts, but not producing any oil, if any at all, or very small amounts, but they tend to leak methane, and some of them some very staggering numbers, so it is an exciting project that we are workin

sadly curtis' sister died one day later, but after 275 days curtis finally went home. the nurses and doctors who cared for curtis now marveling at his progress. >> curtis was different. he was -- i know his title said 21 weeks and 1 day, but his physiology acted a little bit more mature, which was to his favor. >> we just knew in our heart that this was the smallest baby we've seen and we knew he would go home. >> reporter: curtis' mom says he's active now and already trying to talk. curtis was born at 5 months and 1 week. he beat the previous record holder by a single day. mona, andrew. >> that baby born a fighter. andrea, thank you. >>> coming up, why america may be on the verge of a baby boom. >>> but first the biggest moments from country music's biggest night. ♪ i've lost count of how many asthma attacks i've had. but my nunormal with nucala? fewer asthma attacks. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or tr

. >> reporter: 46-year-old curtis was born and raised not far from here. >> do they know we're coming? >> yeah. they know we're coming. but they don't know this car. they're probably securing the block on this end. >> reporter: not so long ago, curtis was a high-ranking member of the one of the biggest gangs in chicago. but now, he leads a very different life. trying to help those who are still involved with gangs find alternatives to violence. because of his earned respect on the streets, he's trusted. making it safe for my crew and me to come on the block. hi. >> how you doing? >> i'm lisa. nice to meet you. >> it's estimated there are over 100,000 gang members in chicago. but what once were a few big organizations are now hundreds of rival clicks who fight to protect small bits of territory they call home. have you guys seen a lot of violence in your life? >> yeah. >> that's the norm. >> it's the norm in this community. that's really throughout chicago, though. you know, nowadays, it's becoming more common. 14, 15. and this is what's sparking the violence. immediately, we're runnin

. >> 46-year-old curtis was born and raised not far from here. do they know we're coming? >> yeah, they know we're coming, but they don't know this car. they're probably securing the block on this end. >> not so long ago, curtis was a high-ranking member of one of the biggest gangs in chicago. but now he leads a very different life, trying to help those who are still involved with gangs find alternatives to violence. because of his earned respect on the streets, he's trusted, making it safe for my crew and me to come on the block. hi. >> how are you doing? >> i'm lisa. nice to meet you. it's estimated there are over 100,000 gang members in chicago. but what once were a few big organizations are now hundreds of rival cliques who fight to protect small bits of territory they call home. have you guys seen a lot of violence in your life? >> that's about normal. >> that's the norm. >> that's the norm in this community. >> that's really chicago. nowadays it's becoming more common, 14, 15, and this is what's sparking the violence. immediately we run to the gun. we only see one ro

curtis chn. singapore's prime ministers saying tensions over taiwan could lead to a miscalculation between the u.s. and china. he discussed the relationship between the world's two largest economies and washington's role in asia. take a listen. >> first, i would try to move on trade. you can't do an fda but you do want to move forward on trade, even despite the democratic party rules. secondly, to develop a relationship with china because if that relationship is foul, it's harder for every country in the region. don't stop with china. also cultivate your other friends in the region and allies. the second part, biden is trying to do. it's a long journey but he is starting. friends and allies, his approach is quite clear. people do believe that. the last thing you can do is ensure the president after 2024 is of like mind. >> that is sadly not within his giving. >> it is really important. you have to be able to look beyond. america's interests extend beyond 2024. >> one less question on that. taiwan

curtis was so fragile he penned nine months in the i.c.u. he spend more time in the i.c.u. than p you. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: and his mother my shell had to wait weeks to hold him. what did it feel like to finally be able to hold your son after one month. >> i actually started crying. >> reporter: curtis defied the odds with help of miracle worker dr. brian sims. when did you know that he was a little fighter? >> first breath. it was an amazing transition watching him get stronger and stronger and then the attitude he had from day one, he really was a character. >> reporter: at 16 months, curtis is happy, healthy and a guinness world record holder, not for just being adorable but as the most premature baby to ever survive. >> my baby boy, my miracle baby. >> reporter: proving again big things really do come in small packages. omar villafranca, cbs news, birmingham, alabama. >> o'donnell: what incredible doctors and nurses. we'll be right back. some people have joint pain, plus have high blood pressure. they may not be able to take just anything for pain. that's why doctors

when curtis means was born, his chances of surviving were almost zero. against all odds, he's now an energetic toddler. here's cbs's omar villafranca. >> reporter: when curtis means was born, the tiny bundle of joy arrived early, 21 weeks, one day. just 11 inches long, he weight less than a pound. the newborn and his twin had less than a 1% chance of survival. what's going through your mind? >> i just had to keep faith and keep on praying. >> reporter: one day later his sister c'asya passed away. curtis was so fragile he spent nine months in the i.c.u.. he spend more time in the i.c.u. than he did with you. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: and his mother my shell had to wait weeks to hold him. what did it feel like to finally be able to hold your son after one month? >> i actually started crying. >> reporter: curtis defied the odds with help of miracle worker dr. brian sims. when did you know that he was ai little fighter? >> first breath. it was an amazing transition watching him get stronger and stronger and then the attitude he had from day one, he really was

. >> so it's you, patrick, gavin, curtis. >> right. >> who was curtis allen? >> curtis allen, he was -- he'd been in the military. he was more cautious. the same hate, but he was more quiet. >> who's gavin wright? >> he -- he is -- he was a friend of curtis allen's. they owned a mobile home dealership. so he was the third member. >> this is something that i wanted to grab a core group. cockroaches in this country have got to go, period. they've got these apartment complexes over there where literally every [ bleep ] apartment, that's all it is, [ bleep ]ing [ bleep ] cockroaches. if i could get ahold of rpgs, i'd blow every [ bleep ] building up right there, boom. >> they wanted to start something big and have other militias follow. and make a manifesto, you know, to send out. >> we put out a manifesto, write up a [ bleep ] page length -- what was his name, kaczynski? what he does, he made the papers publish his [ bleep ] manifesto. that's what we've got to do. >> at one of the meetings they talked about good places to hit. they talked about the somali mall, w

curtis spent his first 275 days in the neo natal intensive care unit. you still need supplemental oxygen and a feeding tube during his visit with hospital staff. curtis was awarded the guinness book of world records certificate. >> and the north bay a vacaville family enjoying life with their newborn son who came earlier than expected in lee johnson gave birth to baby thomas right on the front lawn of their home and the delivery was caught on the family's ring doorbell camera. this happened last thursday night. the mother tried to get into the car to go to the hospital but baby thomas does could not wait. >> the grandmother was there to help deliver the baby on the front lawn just before the paramedics arrived and the dad was there to help too mom and baby with then taken to the hospital after the delivery and are both healthy. >> no one was expecting him to be born. that have definitely i dad. got to cut the umbilical cord, the scalpel in the front yard. >> the >> johnsons say they do want another baby. they just planned to go to the hospital much earl

curtis was so fragile, he spent nine months in the icu. >> he spent more time in the icu than he did with you. >> hm-mm. >> reporter: and his mother michelle had to wait weeks to hold him. what did it feel like to hold your son after one month? >> i actually started crying. >> reporter: curtis defied the work with the help of miracle worker dr. brian sims. when did you know he was a little fighter? >> first breath. it was an amazing transition watching him get stronger and stronger and then, the attitude he had from day one. he really was a character. >> reporter: at 16 months, curtis is happy, healthy and a world record holder not just for being adorable, but as being the most premature baby to survive. >> he is my baby boy. >> reporter: proving big things on come in small packages. birmingham, alabama. >> and that is the overnight news for this tuesday, for some of you the news continues and for others check back later for cbs mornings and you can follow us any i'm at cbs.com. from the nation's capitol, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash, jury selection begins in the t

chris curtis from broadcast, let me bring you in here. can you help us understand the scale and the impact amazon and netflix in particular have had on the uk industry? sure. i mean, from a uk prc point of view, you have to say that inward investment is great news. and actually from a uk independent production community perspective, though it brings with it headaches — the guys have just been talking about — it's fantastic news. because these guys have got budgets that far exceed many of the domestic players and that means that the creative ambitions that their shows have have no limits. the inflation that everyone�*s talked about, i mean, anecdotally, drama producers talk about anything from 7% to about 30% of additional cost at the moment. now, covid costs have played into that a little bit so you got the extra cost particularly of the last 18 months of getting people tested in the various different protocols that everyone has had to observe, coupled with the scarcity of top—level talent but, yeah, ten to 13%. but it is a by—p

chris curtis from broadcast, let me bring you in here. can you help us understand the scale and the impact amazon and netflix have had on the uk industry? sure. i mean, from a uk prc point of view, you have to say inward investment is great news. and actually from a uk independent production community perspective, though it brings with it headaches — the guys have just been talking about — it�*s fantastic news. because these guys have got budgets that far exceed many domestic players. and that means that the creative ambitions that their shows have no limits. the inflation that everyone�*s talked about, i mean, anecdotally, drama producers talk about anything from 7% to about 30% of additional cost at the moment. now, covid costs have played into that a little bit. so you got the extra cost particularly of the last 18 months of getting people tested in the various different protocols that everyone has had to observe, coupled with the scarcity of top—level talent but, yeah, ten to 13%. but it is a by—product of the excellence i

curtis is almost 19 weeks premature. curtis was on a ventilator for three months and spent 275 days in the hospital. on april 6th of this year, curtis was judged fit enough to go home. he's now 16 months old. and i think young curtis's survival has legal significance in the ongoing battle over abortion. as you know, the issue's back on the docket. the supreme court just heard arguments about a texas law, very uniquely written, that would ban abortion as early as six weeks of gestational age. it was written in such a way to withstand challenge because enforcement is left to private citizens. the argument didn't go well for those who wished to limit abortion rights. and i think there's zero prospect of the texas law withstanding court scrutiny. but looming on the horizon is a mississippi case called dobs which would ban abortion beyond 15 weeks, dobbs will be argued on december 1st, which means we'll get the decision next spring when we're in the throes of the 2022 midterms. it was 1973 when the courts roe v. wade decision

curtis was awarded the guinness book of world records certificate. go curtis. go curtis. curtis mean its paris hilton. >> is a married woman media personality. an heiress tied the knot with fiance carter lavish ceremony at a private estate in los angeles. this morning in her first instagram post has a wife hilton shared a shot of herself. posing behind her veil giving fans a glimpse of her wedding dress. announce their engagement to room who are is a 40 year-old venture capitalist in february. she probably said that's hot. paris in love. there's some kind of reality series. >> scatter. love david letterman interviewing her know if you ever know about those. letterman used to as as he was won't to do kind of give it to or yeah. in a sly fashion sense that that south year-old and that wraps up kron 4 news at night thanks for being with us all week. have a great weekend, everybody. but don't go anywhere, at least not for another hour. we have one more hour of news to go. >> ken and pam looking fresh on a friday night. that's pretty good for friday. all week. you guys have a

curtis is now 16 months old. >> he's very active now. at first, you know, he was moving slow. so he's -- he could slide down, stand up like he want to take off and start walking. he started, you know, babble at the mouth. >> curtis spent three months on a ventilator and 275 days in the hospital before being discharged in april. >>> still ahead, real estate crunch. why house hunters have to move faster than ever to buy their dream home. achoo! probably covered in germs protection lysol to go kills 99.9% of viruses and bacteria ... ... including the covid-19 viru. take trusted lysol protection, now on the go. lysol. what it takes to protect. with clean, fresh ingredients, panera's new chicken sausage and pepperoni flatbread is a mouthwatering explosion of yes. craft? yes! heartiness? yes! living life to the flavor-fullest? heck yes. panera. live your yes. now $1 delivery. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling.

a smiling healthy baby boy, but this was curtis when he was born at just 21 weeks weighing less than a pound at 14.8 ounces. his chance of survival, less than 1%. >> i knew it was too early to have him, and i would just like pray to say, please keep my kids here. >> reporter: now he holds the guinness world record for the most premature baby to survive. wednesday the hospital where he was born, the university of alabama at birmingham, surprised curtis and has mom with the award. >> when i knew that he wasn't hang gday,'d j ov tre hve i've lost count of how many asthma attacks i've had. m countryesnight. but my nunormal with nucala? fewer asthma attacks. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. or n macae headache, injection-site reactions, don't stop steroids unless ba pn,ndue your doctor. or n ask your doctor abo

curtis of utah, i inform the house that mr. curtis will vote nay on h.r. 3684. and also as the member designated by mr. graves of louisiana, i inform the house that mr. graves will vote nay on h.r. 3684. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. cardenas, i inform the house that mr. cardenas will vote aye on the motion to concur. as the member designated by mr. vie ten tee gonzalez, i inform the house that mr. gonzalez will vote aye on the motion to concur. as the member designated by mr. swalwell, i inform the house that mr. swalwell will vote aye on the motion to concur. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by representative wenstrup, i inform the house that representative wenstrup will vote nay on h.r. 3684. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. moolenaar of michigan, i

. >> reporter: when curtis was born, he was early. 21 weeks, one day. he weighed less than a pound. the nooub and his twin have a less than 1% chance of survival. >> what's going through your mind? >> i had to keep faith and keep praying. >> one day later, his sister passed away. curtis was so fragile. >> he spent more time in the icu than he did with you. >> his mother michelle had to wait weeks to hold him. >> what did it feel like to hold your son? >> i actually started crying. >> fighting the odds with the help of miracle worker dr. sims. >> when did you know he was a fighter? >> first breath. it was amazing watching him get stronger and stronger. the attitude he had from day one, he really was a character. >> at 16 months, he's happy and healthy and a world record holder. >> not just for being adorable but as the most premature baby to survive. >> my miracle baby. >> proving again, big things really do come in small packages. >>> more on the risks posed by the omnicron variant. we'll speak with dr. francis collins director of national institute of health. and jimmie johnson tel

he related to his confident, his brother, henry curtis. curtis really became his go-to confidant while he served in the congress. they would have a falling out over financial issues among other things. the time he served in congress he told curtis a lot of what he was thinking and a lot of what he thought about washington politics. at one point as t the missouri crisis and the missouri debates are occupying an ever more acrimonious place in washington politics, tyler was amazed and toldor curtis that he was amaze that men were speaking of the disillusion of the union with perfect nonchalance. ital appalled tyler that men we talking about breaking up the union rather than the southerners rather than taking slavery out of missouri. tyler found all of this quite demoralizing. and in the midst of the missouri debate, what would become the missouri compromise. in the midst of the debates, he suffered a debilitating illness. he took to his bed for a week and quite shaken and never felt anything like that before. he had sensations of paralysis in

congressman ro khanna, pushing kellogg's on the colleae left to stand together and we'll talk to john curtis about his effort to get fellow republicans to help limit the damage from climate change. then on the covid front, vaccinations for younger children could be available in a matter of days. we'll talk with pediatrician claire boogaard, who oversees the covid vaccine program at washington, d.c.'s children's national hospital. plus, current and former presidents weigh in on the gubernatorial race in virginia. what that says for democrats and republicans. we'll have a preview. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪♪ ♪♪ >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." we begin a consequential week in washington with lawmakers eyeing votes on two key bills that make up president biden's domestic agenda, while he also pushes to revive american leadership abroad. overseas this morning, the challenge of how to survive on a hotter planet faces world leaders at the g-20 summit. the president also discussed other national security threats with turkey's r pred erdogan. with

how do we see curtis sliwa as a republican challenge letter do? >> i think curtis sliwa may do better than expected, not because he's better, but sadly, we've seen participation of elections in new york city consistently decrease. it's larger a question about the republican party and the quality of candidates they've chosen to support. eight years ago we had a public servant joe lhota who had a good resume, not my choice but he would have led in a distinctive way. and now curtis lee, he called african-americans latin-ex and his vision is highly problematic. so eric adams most likely lead quite victorious. we had a system calls right choice voting for the first time. so many people were excited that they did not get their first choice. many people wanted maya wylie. we may see democrats do things to just stay-at-home because they will assume that eric will win handedly and that'll deter turnouts. and so that may depress some of eric adams votes. the assumption is tomorrow evening, we'll know eric adams the second half of mayor of new york city. >>

let's go to curtis in new york curtis >> caller: hey, jim. how you doing, man >> i'm doing good, partner how about you? >> caller: i'm doing pretty good real good i need a birth tai boo-yah for my sister, danielle. >> danielle, happy birthday. >> caller: all right, jim. i mlove momentum trading and it includes draft kings i've been holding and adding since may of 2020 even though they just missed on q3 earnings. i think it's still a long-term investment. >> here's the problem, curtis. right now it is like a war out there. buy, buy, buy. that does not mean that draft kings is not the best. they've got to stop killing each other and when they do and people realize they're spending too much money per customer draft kings does well. that's my long-term stick with it, short term -- it could be a house of pain. let's go to bill in pennsylvania bill >> jim, man. with the gop looking like they're going to spark one up here what do you think of grow corporation? >> i didn't like that quarter. i know it looked on the surfaces like it, but it's the same

when they go to confidant at the time he served in congress he really told curtis a lot of what he was thinking and a lot of what he thought about washington politics. at one point as the missouri crisis over the missouri debates are occupying a more acrimonious place in politics he was amazed and told curtis he was a maze men were speaking of the union with perfect nonchalance. breaking up the union rather than taking slavery out of missouri. tyler found all of this quite demoralizing. in the midst of the debates will be the compromise also suffered a debilitating illness. it took to his bed for about a week. he was quite shaken never had felt anything like that before he had sensations of paralysis in his arms a tingling in his head and face. really alarmed him he was experiencing devastating physical symptoms. the missouri crisis had been demoralizing to him politically you had a serious illness he was also broke his financial difficulties were coming out into the open and least in respecting his family. and leticia wanted him home. so he retired 1821 he went home to virginia, telli

we received an offer for treatment from germany, but we were not allowed to leave curtis down. you sold, your car is invaluable thing. yes. to get it right. no, we don't have anything. moscow. blaine's western countries including poland for the unraveling migrant hail, sat the bell russian border, or warsaw accuses russia of being the mastermind behind the crisis. also this, our prominent lawyer says the recent guantanamo trial of the stain on the moral fiber of america could hopefully set a precedent for other victims held in american giles around the world. this is the 1st time that everyone got take here in anywhere. what these horrible things were done to them. now, i believe it will be more and more difficult for the government of the united states to keep secret what happened to be other people and police in portugal, raid homes and allegations, right? homes amid allegations that the countries un troops smuggling diamonds and drugs from the central african republic to europe. ah. either welcome to go mid day here in moscow you watching archie international. now the migran

sorry, curtis, sorry. looming defeat did not stop curtis sliwa from trying to vote earlier today with an adorable kitten named gizmo. election workers would not let the cat in, but it is cute. it reminds me of when mayor bloomberg went to the polls riding on the back of a mouse. ( laughter ) he's very small, a very, very small man, very rich, very small. the media are in a tizzy over the virginia governor's race featuring democrat and student saying, "uh, teacher, you forgot to give us homework," terry mcauliffe against former private equity c.e.o. and unholy love child of mr. rogers and ted cruz, ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) wow. i have seen too much. i must wipe away my eyes. ( laughter ) glenn youngkin. again, we have no idea who won, but we do know one thing: this is the most important election of the century of this year, is what the national press keeps saying. we'll have more on this story, if i feel like talking about it tomorrow. it's also dia de los muertos, o ( applause ) day of the dead

viruses. friction in the french territory of water move, turn into a full blown crisis voter apathy and curtis on one huge projections appears to be a lot less than before. martin ah hello there, let sat in north america and were watching waves of wintery weather sweep from west to east across the us and canada, bringing significant snowfall to areas and knocking temperatures down. for example, in toronto as that cold front sweep through was seen the temperature come right down to minus 5 degrees well below the average. by the time we get to sunday, it will recover slightly, but we will see snow come into play now for much of an east coast. it remains rather cloudy. it is going to feel cooler in new york city and washington dc over the weekend. but it will start to warm up across those central areas, kansas city sitting at 16 degrees on saturday, but it is gonna turn wet and windier and more wintery for the west of canada. you can see that system pulling into british columbia. we could see up to 3 meters of snow, 250 millimeters of rain in areas, and that's not going to help those already floo

even curtis fell on a, braving the snow and sleet to vote in a pile of entry election. president southern charles has promised to make sure this election is free, fair and peaceful. downstairs vote was disputed and triggered riots, but also the previous government. a correspondence and the thriving spoke to president southern part of in congress, dance capital, bish kick on the eve of parliamentary elections. curtis stones, president southern power of said his government has done everything possible to crack down on the long standing problem of vote rigging. on his watch, he says, results will be legitimate and post election streets. my will remain protest pre. i'll am christian winner ball lot, not winful. if every citizen wants to ensure his future is to ensure a good future for their children, regardless of the cold, regardless of rain, regardless of snow, regardless of rocks falling from the sky for past they should come vote. i did finish getting the week leading up to election day, saw police raids on a legit coup plotters homes and the rest of the parliamentary candidates supporter

we received an offer for treatment from germany, but we were not allowed to leave curtis down. you sold your cars is eligible. yes. and you get it right? no, we don't have anything for a while. moscow blaine's western countries including poland to be unraveling migrant chaos on the belly, russian border while warsaw recuz's russia being the mastermind behind the crisis. and also this our, the 1st testimony in guantanamo detailing, shed, slightly tortured us detention facility ploy. nancy hollander describes to us the importance of this trial of the victim. this is the 1st time that everyone got to tear in anywhere. what and these horrible things that were done, did them now i believe it will be more and more difficult for the government, the united states to keep secret. what happened to the other people? ah, oh, good morning. she's gone. 11 o'clock here. moscow. you watching archie international and the migrant crisis continues. the poland beller roofs border where thousands of people have been camping in harsh conditions for the last 2 nights. it is the political situ, their

we're curtis don's government says it is foiled and attempted armed who just days before parliamentary elections and a senior official from sedans governing council tells al jazeera, the prime minister of dana hum, dog, backed october's military takeover. and in sworn to former australia as captain campaign is set to miss the ashes series. be 36 year old is announced. he's taking an immediate break from own forms of cricket for the foreseeable future. ah, sir, we're gonna start with this new corona virus variant detected in south africa that is raising concerns all over the world. several countries have rushed to take action within just 24 hours of the news. emerging united kingdom festival has halted flights from south africa. nam may be as and bob, we bought swan and a suitor and s were teeny germany. actually in check republic. they are imposing similar fans. the rest of the a you look set to follow elsewhere. countries including israel, singapore, and japan and india are they're all tightening up their borders again. and it's all because of this, scientists worried about this varia

also for 2 weeks, a be ation expos, todd curtis is the founder of s a dot com. he says it could take another 2 years to get the tourism sector back to what used to be. well, the aviation industry may actually not be affected as deeply with, especially the latest variant of the current or virus. in part, because throughout the pandemic, asian has been a key factor in transporting equipment and people to her as needed for vaccination and for medical care. but more to the general point with respect to travel, it's been a slow recovery in part because so much of travel is international and origin. and even if you have some countries, for example, united states, which is fairly open with respect to domestic travel, there are still rather relatively high barriers to entry for free travel from overseas. and especially the more, let's just see the part of the travel industry that actually contributes a disproportionate share of the revenue business travel that's been particularly effective, not just from the individual travelers. but from all the ancillary activities th

his life and curtis town is too hard. he can't go to school playing the playground, other children and south him because he has a disability. what's your favorite game to play? love, get home. he would like to go and play football outside. but with these prostheses legs, he can't. meanwhile, poland has deployed additional police and troops, as well as military hardware at the border declaring a state of emergency though, right now the top the migrant tried to storm the frontier on monday, cutting through the res wire fence and using tree trunks to try and flatten it touches broke out with border guards too, who responded with tear gas on top of that, the sound of gunfire was also heard. how, according to polish estimates, as many as 4000 people remain at the board at right now around 10000 more believed to be elsewhere. and belarus, heading towards that frontier to try and enter the u. many refugees of the camp say they are now desperately lacking in basic supplies. good news, such as it is on tuesday evening, humanitaria

well, curtis, done as a country has crossed a sort of finish line polls closed just moments ago. and so far, everything proceeded throughout the day without any major incident of any kind were here at a pulling station in the most densely populated part of the city in the south of biscuits, an election workers at this pulling station behind me, tell us that the turn out figures, which is what the topic of conversation will be. now vote counting and turn out the turn out figures largely mirror the number of eligible voters that came out to vote in january's presidential elections that saw president. so there jumper of a send to the presidency, they say according to the lot as late as data, it is about 28 percent of eligible voters that have come out in this parliamentary election. the government will no doubt see that as a success. but experts say there's still a lot of work to be done. initial results will be here in a couple of days. and then in 2 weeks we'll have final results. parliament will can be an early next year. if all of that happens without incident, that can be seen

on the eve of parliamentary elections, curtis jones, president southern part of said, his government has done everything possible to crack down on the long standing problem of vote rigging on his watch, he says, results will be legitimate and post elections. street will remain protest pre alam custom gonna follow that, not going. so if every citizen wants to ensure his future. sure. a good future for children, regardless of the cold, regardless of rain, regardless of snow, regardless of rock sporting from the sky pass, they should come the fish, the week leading up to election day saw police raids on a legit cou plotters homes and the arrest of a parliamentary candidates supporter accused of trying to buy votes, small and in the president's words stupid actions that his people will no longer abide to us, what i'm going to draw us. and even if you dig for information about them, there is no one significant. we know who they are, drug take us conflicts and what people would links to organized crime and we will take very strict action against them within the boundaries of the law. all t

. >> outcomes a criminal history for curtis allen white. >> he was convicted of rape in the late 70s. >> he served times for right before he was parole to dulles county. >> douglass county colorado where healing key was murdered. it all fit. he was how older that? point >> 21 when he was paroled here. >> same age as helene. >> yes. >> it was time to tell the tenant then boss of the cold case unit. >> i come around the corner i see her and she says i know who did it, i said did what? she says i know who the killer is for helene, and i'm like no you don't. >> he knew all about the investigative dens in this case, he had seen plenty of them over the years. >> i said how do you know you do and she understood the dna, she understood the genealogy, i didn't, so she had to explain it. while then there's still a little bit of doubt, you know, do i go upstairs, don't i? so i did. >> both of them made their walk upstairs to face the sheriff. >> and they said we believe we got it, this is the guy. >> you had been on the business and of a few other this is the guy kind of conversations where it d

was detained in february when the military ceased power. opposition supporters have rallied outside. curtis, stunned election commission, claiming irregularities and sundays parliamentary polled, and they're demanding a new vote. zane bas raphi has more from the capital bush kick. curtis stands parliamentary election report card international observer say the country has potential but needs improvement. assessment is that yesterday's parliamentary elections were competitive. fundamental freedoms were generally respected during the campaign and the thought to displace the political will to ensure the clean elections. however, strict enforcement of subsequent measures their 2 candidates campaigning with caution. most pulling stations were well organized in the day was peaceful, but voter engagement was low. the next parliament will be less diverse and have fewer women. the significance vote counting problems, opposition party said, or signs of government fraud. the country security council, secretary blame crashes on technical glitches possibly hackers if the government cannot secure server s

his life and curtis town is too hard. he can't go to school playing the playground, tells other children and saw him because he has a disability. what's your favorite game to play for matthew? you're only like going thankful outside these prostheses legs. he can't. meanwhile, poland has deployed additional police and troops, as well as military hardware at the border declaring a state of emergency though, right now the top, the migrants tried to storm the frontier on monday, cutting through the res wire fence and using tree trunks to try and flatten it trashes broke out with a border guard too, who responded with tear gas on top of that, the sound of gunfire was also heard. how, according to polish estimates, as many as 4000 people remain at the border right now. around $10000.00 more believed to be elsewhere and bellows heading towards that frontier to try and enter the u. many refugees of the camp say they are now desperately lacking in basic supplies. good news, such as it is on tuesday evening, humanitarian organizati

curtis i inform the house that mr. curtis will vote yes on the motion to recommit. as the member designated by mr. stewart i inform the house that mr. stewart will vote yes on the motion to recommit. as the member designated by mrsl vote yes. as the member designated by mrsm the house that ms. herrera beutler will vote yes on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. mceachin, i inform the house that mr. mceachin will vote no on the motion to recommit. as the member designated by ms. porter, i inform the house that ms. porter will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. cardenas, i inform the house that mr. cardenas will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from nevada seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. stevens, i inform the house that ms. stevens will vot

chris curtis from broadcast, let me bring you in here. can you help us understand the scale and the impact amazon and netflix have had on the uk industry?- had on the uk industry? sure. from a uk _ had on the uk industry? sure. from a uk prc _ had on the uk industry? sure. from a uk prc point - had on the uk industry? sure. from a uk prc point of - had on the uk industry? sure. from a uk prc point of view l from a uk prc point of view you have to say investment is great news. and actually from eight uk independent production community perspective it brings with it headaches, the guys have just been talking about, it's fantastic news. because these guys have got budgets that far exceed many domestic players. and that means that the creative ambitions that they are shows have no limits. the inflation everyone talked about, anecdotally, drama producers talk about anything from 7% to about 30% of additional cost at the moment. now covid cost have played into that a little bit. so you got the extra cost particularly of the extra cost particula

the airports in a bill with it, with reaction from the curtis regional government, the k o g c. their tactic here seems to be blaming the fact that smugglers are enticing people to actually go to other belushi border and try and get into your from their what we'd be doing. we over the last couple of days when speaking to people who have actually returned back from that border, who want to go into your what they've been telling us is actually, it's the political as corruption and nepotism situation here in iraq. that doesn't allow them to get jobs, allow them to work, which is driving them. the smugglers, mainly the facilitators. thousands of people have been stuck in freezing conditions along that poland billers border, the g 7 foreign ministers, a calling for swift revolution or resolution. sorry, a blame means for encouraging people to cross russia though, says the west manufactured the crisis and it fully supports belarus, collision you get. those are still low, but new still on this bullet. one cannot help but see that western countries are using the migration crisis on the

but curtis is always there. the one thing i say about curtis, he knew every subway stop -- neil: he did. >> -- every neighborhood, and he is one of the most -- new yorkers, and wabc radio is lucky to have him. neil: this is such a democratic town if you think about it, john. can a republican win in this town? >> can a republican win? i think -- neil: it's been done. >> it's been done. a common sense republican can win in this town. i am pro-common sense republicans, pro-common sense democrats, i am pro-common sense independents. it's about the person, not about the party. neil: you considered it, right. >> i considered it, and if i stay young, maybe one more time someplace in the future. neil: okay. just want to keep track. john, wonderful to see you again. have a wonderful thanksgiving -- >> thank you. neil: united refining company chairman. got started with nothing, i mean, poorer than poor, now a multibillionaire. he bet existence the grain on every single thing he did. not too shack by. >>> restaurants are c

we know that curtis, the republican, very much against bill de blasio's mandates in the city. adams mostly supports them. that, too, is sort of emblematic of what we're seeing around the country. yes. i would tell you, though, erica, i was a little surprised. i moderated a number of debates for local officers in new york city, and i was surprised at the extent to which whether opposing vaccine mandates became immediately pli ly politicized. mostly republican and conservative party candidates say that vaccine mandates are terrible. they say that they are pro vaccine but they're anti-mandate, in some ways a distinction without a difference. it's very surprising how quickly it became a rallying point for candidates. it seemed to get a stir out of a distinct minority of the population, so it's not a way to necessarily win elections, but it is an issue around which a lot of people have politically organized. it happened just like that. this is a city where we had tens of thousands of deaths in a very short period of time, the city has been traumatized. a lot of people who will risk

very difficult task, but without the team that we built that united council which includes maestro curtis and the c-notes. helping us get the word out. making sure people in the community knew we were out there to give food. he did all that. him and his wife and dhirn supported united council and i have so much love for all of them. my staff, you guys are the most remarkable people in san francisco. you never took a day off. you worked your tails off, we stepped up and we worked as a team. we know the team work makes the dream work and that's what we did in bayview hunter's point. that not having any cases of covid at united council with as many people we serve is because of you. it's because you guys were diligent to the cause. we knew what we had to do and i'll be darned if we didn't get it done. i am so proud of all of you. this award is for us, for all of us, not just me because like i have always told you, i couldn't do it alone. so i'm up here accept. thank you, mayor. >> well, gwenyth and maestro and the c-notes. i'm sure you caught them on america's got talent. the world i had to

as is very common in curtis sun, iran's top nuclear negotiator says talks will fail unless all sanctions in his country are lifted. oliver harry is also asking washington for guarantees that it won't abandon any future agreement around the new governments due to hold its 1st round of nuclear negotiations with international powers. on monday, the deputy head of sedans governing council says last month's military takeover was the best option to stop what was becoming a spiraling crisis. jo, mohammad hummed under hollow, told others era in an exclusive interview that all parties were aware of the option of a military intervention. and the prime minister accepted the plan. farmers in india said they are going to continue protesting, despite the government announcing laws governing agriculture will be withdrawn or mocking the 1st anniversary of their demonstrations against the legislation and farmers demanding better returns for the crops. coming up next is one 0 one e. goodbye. china has been very strategic in the way it's expanding as sweet median ocean. what is it? and we bring you the sto

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if jamie lee curtis was setting fires, i'm sure she had a very good reason to do it. [ laughter ] >> like what this. >> burning down the myth that women can't be successful in hollywood, i don't know. >> or arson? >> or arson. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, that is one hell of a spin. it feels like every day is filled with bad news, so much unpleasantness. sometimes it's hard to see the good. tonight we're going to attempt to lift our nation's spirits in song. to break this negative news cycle once and for all with a visit from the silver lining singers. [ cheers and applause ] this is very special. it goes like this. i will share a headline from this week, and our choir will find the silver lining in the story. are we ready? ♪ we're ready ♪ >> jimmy: i said, aready? ♪ we said we're ready ♪ >> jimmy: excellent. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we discussed this last night. kamala harris' approval rating is now at 28%, a historic low for any modern vice president. ♪ she may not be polling well with her base ♪ ♪ but at least she didn't shoot an old man in the fa

. >> reporter: but now system some republicans are here to work on solutions >> my name is john curtis, and i'm a republican and i'm at cop. how cool is that? >> reporter: the head of the congressional conservative caucus came >> we know we must reduce emissions now let's have a thoughtful conversation about how we do that. >> reporter: also in scotland, republican senator lisa murkowski from oil rich alaska, conforming twice as fast as the rest of the world. >> there is an expression if you are not at the table, you are on the menu. >> reporter: murkowski part of a bipartisan delegation led by democratic senator christ koonz to reassure those who doubt americans resolve. >> i'm trying to deliver a partial answer to that question, will we stay the course >> reporter: murkowski says to move forward on climate change whether it is tax incentives or carbon tax, the two parties must work together as they did on the infrastructure bill. >> the only way that we are going to put in place policies that will be enduring and thus policies that will be effective is when they are bipartisan >> rep