he said that his grandfather morris, morris rabinowitz. what happened to him made him the man he was and it was the test that you mentioned -- he found something with him and he became kind of reborn in a way. however reluctantly it was. and his other grandfather, joseph, he said, about him that that experience broke him. that the man he was before the war just -- he could never really recover from it. and, of course, he went on and he survived the woods also in different circumstances. rabbi's father. but that he was never the same. he could never really refined who he was or his happiness in some way. at least that's how i interpreted what he told me in that conversation. whatever it was. whatever this family went through and miriam and morris, their relationship survived. you know what happens to them in the woods, and their love, i think, only continued to blossom over time which is pretty amazing. >> it is amazing. you know? i think one of the things that i hope all of these watching this and sitting here with us take away from this i

councillor morris, your behaviour is unacceptable. point of order! local council meetings can be dry and dull. not this one. sorry, what — "shut up" was that? are you telling me to shut up? yes, iam. you are very rude. we have two recordings — the official one, and this phone recording made by the independent councillor chrisy morris. as the meeting gets under way, councillor morris presents his own version of megaphone democracy. —— of megaphone diplomacy. point of order! members, are you prepared to continue? point of order! now, officially, a point of order could be a request to rule on an alleged irregularity in procedure. mr morris feels he has a point to make. no, i won't cease this behaviour! you have no authority on me. the meeting chairman feels proceedings are being disrupted. you're the coward! you won't even answer a phone call! you're the coward! all officers to leave the meeting. point of order. well, this stand—off between mr morris and the other councillors goes on for a good 12 minutes before police arrive to try to calm th

has made you spoke to a close friend morris. he says she was a devoted mother of her 2 children. >> the alameda county coroner has identified the woman killed in thursday morning's deadly freeway shooting on westbound. i 80 on the approach to the bay bridge as 29 year-old monte morris of union city, california highway patrol, investigators say morris was in the passenger seat of this vehicle when she was struck by a bullet fired by an unidentified suspect traveling in another car. >> only thing i have to say is that she was like a to me. she has a child my husband's side i spoke by phone to la donna head ller who describes having a motherly relationship with the money morris for the past 4 years from a previous relationship with her stepson. >> beautiful, beautiful person inside. she took very good care of her children. she chart to work as much as she care to take care of her challenger to water to go to school social there you know, a better mother for current the donna headline says she and her husband do not know the man who

officials with the alameda county coroner's office say the victim's name is a money morris on forces eecm a dune talk to a close friend. morris who says she was a devoted mother of her 2 children. >> the alameda county coroner has identified the woman killed in thursday morning's deadly freeway shooting on westbound. i 80 on the approach to the bay bridge as 29 year-old monte morris of union city, california highway patrol, investigators say morris was in the passenger seat of this vehicle when she was struck by a bullet fired by an unidentified suspect traveling in another car. >> only thing i have to say is that she was like a to me. she has a child my husband's sudden i spoke by phone to la donna had ller who describes having a motherly relationship with the money morris for the past 4 years from a previous relationship with her stepson. >> beautiful, beautiful person inside. she took very good care of her children. she chart to work as much as she to care for to water to go to school for social there you know, a better mother for donna headline says she and her husband do not kno

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and music from ryan hurd and maren morris. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. that's very kind, i appreciate it. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy kimmel, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] you may not know it around here but tonight is a big night for country music here on abc. the cma awards. you picked a good night to stay up. we've got ryan reynolds, science bob pflugfelder, and music from ryan hurd and maren morris. the real ones. the ryan and maren you saw at the cmas earlier tonight in nashville were clones. the real ones are here with us. [ laughter ] one cool thing about the cma awards is you can watch without any fear that kanye is going to interrupt an acceptance speech. [ laughter ] odds are very low. country music, for the most part, either you're in or you're out. it's the most popular genre of music in the country. but here in l.a. for years we didn't even have a country music radio station, we had none. now we have one. so i thought it might be fun to play a

we've got ryan reynolds, science bob pflugfelder, and music from ryan hurd and maren morris. the real ones. the ones you saw at the cmas tonight in nashville were clones. the real ones are with us. [ laughter ] one cool thing about the cma awards is you can watch without any fear that kanye is gonna interrupt an acceptance speech. [ laughter ] odds are very low. country music, for the most part, either you're in or you're out. it's the most popular genre of music in the country. here in l.a. for years, we didn't even have a country music radio station, we had none. now we have one. so i thought it might be fun to play a game with our audience tonight. it's called "country star or local atlanta law firm?" [ cheers and applause ] your job is to guess if the name i read belongs to a country music artist, an individual, duo, or group, or an atlanta-area law firm. got it? okay. first off -- buckley beal. a lot of law firms? let's take a look. that is, yes, a law firm. [ cheers and applause ] next up -- alston and bird. singer? and that is -- a law firm, yes. [ cheers and applause

so in these friendships to rely on any other people that escape, the ghetto knew him knew that morris had his good position and he and another family, they had when they were wealthy and so they had gold with them and they had belongings to trade for food or for information about where the were. and so they were in a position to do well under the circumstances there was a group of people who wanted to be with them no matter what and morris' position was always to be in a large group to be around a lot of other people. that put them in greater danger they just would not leave so it a certain point it at that point he accepted that these people were part of his response ability he became a reluctant leader of this group pretty and they migrated and had to leave certain places they became unsafe after they were discovered in this happened of course of the period of two yeat what is interesting to me is interviewing one of the grandsons of the rabbi in grayson now his family in philadelphia in the rabbi family and the recite, they both went through this holocaust. he had two grandfathers

jonathan: dan morris of bnp paribas asset management. it is the middle of november and we still don't really know who the fed chair will be in three or four months. tom: no we don't. the hearings, what do we say, every hour, every 12 hours we move forward has got to tilt more towards powell? jonathan: you would think so, and then i think things are going to get more contentious in these hearings on either side of the aisle, given where inflation is at the moment. i know this individual has huge republican support. on the other side, we know what senator warren thinks about it. lisa: and how the market will respond, whether people do think lael brainard is going to be the more dovish pick. i've started to write my outlook. the headline is what does it mean to be a bear in 2022. jonathan: and what does it mean to be a bear? this sounds very emotional. lisa: it is a very emotional question. are you looking at something with significant downdraft? are you looking at the bond market having a bearish market? are you looking at a more hawkish f

. >> the victim is was a money morris forces. might talk to a close friend of morris who says she was a devoted mother of her 2 children. >> the alameda county coroner has identified the woman killed in thursday morning's deadly freeway shooting on westbound. i 80 on the approach to the bay bridge as 29 year-old monte morris of union city, california highway patrol investigators say morris was in the passenger seat of this vehicle when she was struck by a bullet fired by an unidentified suspect traveling in another car. >> the only thing i have to say is that she was like a to me. she has a child my husband's side i spoke by phone to la donna head ller who describes having a motherly relationship with the money morris for the past 4 years from a previous relationship with her stepson. >> beautiful, beautiful person inside sue took very good care of her children. she chart to work as much as she care for to water to go to school for social there you know, a better mother for her done a headless says she and her husband do not know

you spoke with morris's mother just this morning. yes i did. a monte morris was a mother of two young boys herself who were in that car when she was shot and killed. her mom tells me that she was in the passenger seat, and her fiance was driving her to a job interview when that shooting happened. she was just a bright light. um she come into a room and like any room up with her smile from georgia. elisa butler, amani morris's mother described her daughter as a creative soul and loving mom. her blazed. background funds were her world. there was nothing she wouldn't do for those boys. those boys, ages three and five, were in the back seat when someone fired multiple shots into the suv. her fiance was driving hitting morris in the passenger seat. they were o. i 80 near the bay bridge. butler tells me morris was on her way to a final job interview at a childcare service center. she was televisa. the day before mommy. she told me it was all but mine. i just had to talk to her boss. we were all on the phone laughing and talking, and she said, i'll ca

and chris morris agreed. but the bbc also received plenty of support for the article, with with carol hayden contacting us to say: with feelings running high online, the bbc responded on monday by putting out a statement, which included these points: that, though, was not the end of the matter. after the article was published, one of those quoted in it, billy cade, posted a description of trans women as being "vile, weak and disgusting" and it had previously accused ——it emerged she had previously been accused of sexual misconduct, so the bbc editor the piece, saying: finally, back to the climate conference in glasgow and one of the biggest names attending is a certain teenage activist from sweden. her name has been on plenty of lips this week. late name has been on plenty of lips this week. ~ .., name has been on plenty of lips this week. . ., ,, name has been on plenty of lips this week. ., , , week. we can always prevent things from getting — week. we can always prevent things from getting worse. _ w

chris morris taking _ need to be toughened up. chris morris taking you _ need to be toughened up. chris morris taking you through some of the details earlier. let's look at the details earlier. let's look at the conference hall here in glasgow and stirling conversation the chinese chief negotiator and the us chief negotiatorjohn kerry, the us climate envoy. the chinese envoy had been retired but was convinced to come out of retirement for this summit in glasgow and he and john kerry do you have a long history together, veterans of the paris climate accord and mr kerry signed that on behalf of the us, so the two men are said to have had a pretty well established working relationship which clearly is important is a big event like this are nowjohn kerry is talking to the president, alok sharma, and we were expecting the delegates to be seated about 15 or 20 minutes ago but still some conversations going on, just looking back at what alok sharma said and he said a number of parties still want to have discussions and i think it is important that we give them a little more time to iron

but the key change, and this is gouvenor morris, the key change from the articles of confederation, the senate is not like the articles of confederation because the articles of confederation, each delegate, yes, they were -- each state got one vote but their delegates were recallable at will, not by the people but by the state legislature. so that's where it's different than the ones you're talking about in california, there you're saying the governor is recallable by the people. but no, if had -- and, umm, in his opening speech, roger sherman made a major point, no, the reason why the articles of confederation works is those delegates are recallable at will by the states, meaning the state legislature. they weren't going to have any of that. no, the way they set it up was, the senators, sure, each state gets two, that gives some power to the states, but they're not recallable at will, they have six-year terms. and gouvenor morris said they will become creatures of the nation because they're going to live in this new national capital with six-year terms and by that time, unrecallable by

morris maramaldi is one of milan's most in-demand mixologists. let's order a drink. what are you going to have? >> tess: i think, i'm gonna have the fresh mau. >> tucci: i'm gonna have the martini black saffron. >> morris: martini black saffron. >> yes please. he's known for creating incredible drinks with a twist. they are site-specific. >> oh wow. oh, i see it's black. morris has invented a drink to honour the history of this building. that's beautiful. this was once the residence of coal workers. >> remarkably, despite being among milan's poorest residents, they all survived the catastrophic plague of 1630. >> they thought it was her. they thought it was the witch but it was the coal? >> to protect-- it was the coal. >> so this is gonna keep me very healthy? that's the best martini i've had in a very long time. >> thank you. >> wow. and you came to milan when? i'm sorry. >> that's ok. >> tucci: no don't let him in. i wouldn't let that guy in. it's really interesting, there's a forward-thinking aspect to this city - more than i've seen in other italian cities. so m

here with the song "chasing after you," ryan hurd and maren morris! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ you come over when your wine's all gone always catch me when i'm not that strong ♪ ♪ then you wind up staying all night long ain't nothin' new ♪ ♪ then i wake up with you on my chest you got a way of making me forget ♪ ♪ girl with you the answer's always yes every time you call ♪ ♪ but i know yeah i know it's a matter of time ♪ ♪ 'till you walk 'till you walk back out of my life ♪ ♪ leave me standing here lonely feeling like a fool ♪ ♪ every time every time you say we're done ♪ ♪ you come back to the love you were running from ♪ ♪ don't know why don't know why i let you but i do ♪ ♪ guess i love chasing after you ♪ ♪ listen wish i could quit you but it feels too good ♪ ♪ if i could turn it off you know i would ♪ ♪ but somethin' 'bout you makes me think we could make it after all ♪ ♪ but i know yeah i know it's a matter of time ♪ ♪ 'till you walk 'till you walk back out of my life ♪ ♪ le

sounds like huge disruption, fail, explain morris.— explain morris. absolutely. this news broke this _ explain morris. absolutely. this news broke this afternoon, - explain morris. absolutely. this news broke this afternoon, so l explain morris. absolutely. this - news broke this afternoon, so people travelling on the trans—tonight will be the lastjourney for at least four weeks according to west midlands metro. 8 million passenger journeys that were in the final year before the pandemic, so up to the beginning of 2020. obviously things have been quieter since then, but they are returning to those kinds of levels at the moment. it was cracks in the trams themselves that had been discovered. there were a few earlier this year. they took a couple of their 21 trams for repairs, but upon further inspection, the problem is not only more widespread commits far more serious, and that is resulting in this action being taken this evening, suspending operations from tomorrow morning. they say for at least four weeks, and that takes up until the middle of december. it cou

several lanes of the highway were closed, shutdown for hours, as chp investigated morris' death. they are now back open for the morning commute. >> so tragic. so sad. the kids had to see that, too. thank you, cierra. >>> two new violent attacks in san francisco this week are leaving the asian community there on edge. the first in laurel heights on tuesday when an 84-year-old man was struck with a bottle after he used an atm. he did not want his name used but he now tells us he suffered a sinus fracture that may need surgery. >> he was trying to strike me with the bottle. i said, i may have money here. i will give all to you. that's the time they strike. >> the second attack happened on wednesday night when somebody pushed an 81-year-old asian man at a bus stop and he struck his head on the pavement and was taken to the hospital. others held the suspect down until police arrived. that suspect in that case is under arrest. >>> a live look inside capitol hill where lawmakers are voting on biden's build back better bill. lawmakers wanted to pass that last night but the vote was delay

thank you, chris morris, _ protecting the forest habitat. thank you, chris morris, our _ protecting the forest habitat. thank you, chris morris, our reality i protecting the forest habitat. thank you, chris morris, our reality check correspondence. her majesty the queen recorded a message for world leaders which was played to them last night. the queen had very much wanted to be yet in person but ended up wanted to be yet in person but ended up recording the message because her doctors advised her to rest. it was interesting, she told with great pride about the work of her son prince charles, her grandson prince william, their endeavours and trying to deal with climate change. i will come back to back, we are going to uk prime minister borisjohnson. uk prime minister boris johnson. and uk prime minister borisjohnson. and instead become nature's and instead become nature�*s custodian. we had to stop the devastating loss of the great teaming ecosystems, trillion tillage cathedrals of nature, 3 trillion pillared cathedrals of nature that are

amani morris was killed near the bay bridge. shots rang out. her fiance was driving her to a job interview with her two young children in the back seat. morris was killed, her five-year-old was the first to realize it. tonight, her mother is flying to the bay area to try to get more answers. this afternoon, she spoke with us by phone, made a plea directly to her daughter's killers. >> whoever did this, consider the fact that if this was your mother, your sister, your daughter, how would you feel? turn yourself in. >> california highway patrol says it is not releasing any new details at this time. >>> coming up at 6:00, we'll hear more from the victim's family and from the mayor on steps that should be taken to stop deadly shootings on the freeways. >>> the vaccination effort is getting its own boost ahead of the holidays. the cdc expanded eligibility for boosters to anyone 18 and older and urge those over 50 to go ahead and get that booster shot. making it easy to get the shot before thanksgiving. california has been offering boosters to any ad

yesterday, when multiple shots were fired and morris was killed. her mother, alicia butler, spoke to us from georgia. she said she has not gotten any update from investigators, and is still trying to make sense of what happened. >> my daughter was a person everybody went to to talk, like she bore everyone's burdens. so this makes no absolute sense. >> butler had a direct message for the person who killed her child. >> you took my daughter. you took my grandkid's mother. you took my only grad granddaughter. you are living yourself as if nothing ever happened. turn yourself in, please. >> and the oakland mayor expressed her sympathy and with all of the freeway shootings, at least 77 in the past 12 months, it is time to start monitoring freeways on the bay bridge more closely. >> i think people in the local communities need to take advantage of technology like cameras, they are a very useful tool. >> amani's fiance did send us the photos but remains too upset to talk on camera. the california highway patrol said at this point, it has no new informatio

i york it was ejected from the game after slamming his shoulder into miami's mark morris sumter. an altercation maddox came in to attend to the player. he'd say morris has an apparent neck injury and now again went on to beat miami, a 113 to 96. i think it's really it was a dirty play. oh. and then i just needed to protect myself. i'm. i felt bad and i'm not supposed to react that way. first of all, to not get thrown out of the game so i can help my team in the game, which is the most important thing to steps the uncalled for. and it would have looked a lot different it, this whole thing could have been a whole lot uglier, if marquee was actually facing joke ej. you know, the fact that he had his back turned, and he made a play like that. you know, blind siding him. those are just a very dangerous play. englander to wins away from holding the 2 biggest titles in international limited overs cricket and morgan steamer preparing to face new zealand in the semi finals of the t 20 world cup. and i will be on wednesday, england are looking to win the competition for a 2nd time and foll

morris was in the passenger seat when chp says someone fired at the suv. it was headed toward the bay bridge toll plaza. her fiance and two sons, 3 and 5 years old, were also in the suv but they were not hurt. we had a chance to speak with her mother and in an interview you'll only hear here, alisha butler who lives in georgia is remembering her daughter as a dedicated mother. she says she facetimed morris just 20 minutes before she was shot and killed. >> it was my husband, myself and our grandkids were all on the phone. and she said i'll call you later. and then i started getting phone calls, and i didn't want to believe it was true. they were her world. she did everything for them she was a good mom. >> chp is not releasing any information. this has as family and friends prepare to say good-bye to toddler jasper wu. we have a crew at the funeral taking place at mt. view cemetery in oakland right now. that 1-year-old was killed when a stray bullet hit and killed him along i-880 in oakland nearly three weeks ago. little jasper was in his car seat at the t

councillor morris, your behaviour is unacceptable. point of order! your behaviour is unacceptable because you are supposed to listen to points of order~ — supposed to listen to points of order~ i— supposed to listen to points of order. i will not cease this behaviour, you have no authority. you have — behaviour, you have no authority. you have no— behaviour, you have no authority. you have no authority over me, do you. _ you have no authority over me, do you. mark! — chrisy morris, an independent councillor in maldon, repeatedly denied claims he'd disclosed confidential information as well as accusations of bullying behaviour. but councillors voted to ban him from meetings for 18 months. point of order! i would ask you to rise and _ point of order! i would ask you to rise and walk out in protest and i will close — rise and walk out in protest and i will close. ., rise and walk out in protest and i will close-— rise and walk out in protest and i will close._ point | rise and walk out in protest and i | will close._ point of will close. p

i concealing the identity of a sondors partner, stella morris, and the 2 children. we finally heard the yahoo news story, the investigative journalism that was done a few weeks ago where 30 us officials confirmed what we already knew from anonymous testimony that the c i was discussing, plans to potentially kidnap or poison julian as orange in london. and so this was brought up in the context of why couple men, why professor compliments should not disclose the identity of a son, just partner and their 2 children, because he feared for their safety. when it comes to the assurances the united states is giving. they say that drilling assumption service sentence in australia, but australia has not even indicated if they will take drilling farms. this is a process that takes many years. the truth is the drew and his arms will most definitely be placed in at least administrative segregation. and if not, he'll be sent to a special housing unit. so there's a wide array of tools that the united states can use to break him once he's on us soil. and they most certainly will du

and morris said they're going to live in this national capital with six-year terms. and by that unrecallable by the states, they won't really represent the -- >> and saying when reason rather than passion -- when passion rather than reason prevails then democracy is friends. he's channelling madison's fears of shay's rebellion. >> did you agree with the analysis there was this sphere of mob violence and democracy, and does the lincoln experience suggest it was mob action in particular rather than democracy in general that made the founders afraid, and how is it going to reflect on the constitution? >> i hope it's not just a question of semantics here. that didn't mean he was against democracy, right, as i would not be. and that ultimately derived from the principle of consent, and what we're trying to do with consent is not simply the will of the american. we want to give time for reason to prevail over the passion. if you want to use the word democracy, we want democracies to be deliberative. that's why you have a constitution. that's why you have representation. wh

like the senate giving people equal representation but the key change and this was morris, the key change from the articles of confederation as the senate did not like the articles of confederation but the articles each delegate deyes, each state got one vote but their delegates were recallable at will not by the people but by the state legislature so that's where it's different than what you're talking about california. there you're saying that governor is recallable by the people but now if you had and in his opening speech roger sherman made a major point. the real reason why the articles of confederation works is those delegates are recallable at will by the states meaning the state legislature. they weren't going to have any of that. the way they set up was the senator was short each state gets to.but they're not recallable at will. the promise is they have six-year terms and they will become creatures of the nation because they're going to live in this new national capital and by that time on recallable by the states they won't really represent the states. represent themselves. luca

chris morris agreed. but the bbc also received plenty of support for the article with carol hayden contacting us to say as a lifelong feminist i thought at last, the bbc is taking this issue seriously and presenting the variety of viewpoints needed. the views of some or many women have been drowned out by a powerful lobby group who don't seem to care that their demands are in conflict with women's rights in law. with feelings running high online the bbc responded on monday by putting out a statement which included these points. the article was carefully considered before publication... that was not the end of the matter. after the article was published one of those quoted in it posted a description of trans women as being vile week and disgusting, and it emerged she had previously been accused of sexual misconduct prompting a slew of further complaints. 0n a slew of further complaints. on thursday, the bbc edited the piece saying we have updated this article... finally, back to the climate conference in g

but morris children or women and they began to threaten us. so this thing with the natives that you appear strong, they will respect you. if you show yourselves enforce and bring guns, they will understand you are serious men. whereas if they come to understand you cannot care for yourself as was the case. i willor admit we will not well prepared for the winter months or ahead of that, i should say that life here is quite a bit different . that is just outside of london city. so there you might go to market to secure vittles or purchase this or that item where as here you must harvest everything that you eat or kill it. or you must make everything that you use. i guess not everything so somethings come aboard the ship. [laughter] but it's not as simple as going to market and have someone else do your work for you. . . . . or a carpenter yett doing those things so much here. i did not complete m my apprenticeship so here it is rather illegal to apply trade for your own profit. so i do these things when it is needful or for the common or the pri

-- commodities research, ed morris. paul, we have seen these inflation pressures coming also from the commodities side of things. weather really not helping here. we are getting the latest you one -- u.n. a gauge of food prices move into 2011 highs. with global food cost jumping last month, extending towards a record, we are continuing to see governments really more worried about with the future holds. -- what the future holds. paul: the planets are really aligning and not necessarily in a good way for food prices, with the head of other variables here in australia thrown in the mix, not limited to a mass plague in new south wales, and also labor shortages. the borders have been closed for so long here, there is now a plantar draft in civil servants to help with the harvest -- plantar draft in civil servants to help with the harvest -- a plantar draft -- a plan to draft in civil servants to help with the harvest. hopefully that will ease some of the labor shortages and price issues as well. let's get a quick check of th

our reality check correspondent chris morris explains. in 2018, one of the last years reaction he had good figures, 7a% of the money given was in loans, which duke have to be paid back. only 20% entrance. at a time in many countries are heavily in debt even more so because of the covid pandemic, this means there have —— they are in almost an impossible position, the un experts say the 100 billion, it is a minimum, it is a floor, not the ceiling was to and i think the rich countries except that. chileans of additional investment is needed to help —— chileans are needed. re—engineering every single country on the planet in a very short space of time, so it is a revolution and one we are all going up to live through. well, as always, if you want more on the cop26 summit, head to our website. you'll find analysis of all the latest climate pledges and this piece, from our environment analyst roger harrabin. and many otherjournalists too. you can find these at... now, let's look at how one particular company is attempting to meet its

. >> reporter: shep, we're here in morris county. an area that voted blue in last year's presidential election for the first time in half a century. but the county has historically voted red and swung back last night in a major way jack ciattarelli won morris count by about 14 percentage points at last count but will counties like this be enough to put him over the edge in a state that has a million more registered democrats than republicans? that's unclear it could be another week before we know. because we still have mail-in ballots, and those will be counted until about november 8th. if it's still razor thin, we're likely headed for a recount. in new jersey recounts aren't automatically triggered like some other states so in order to request a recount here there has to be reason to believe an error occurred, voting irregularities. but in a state that most consider reliably blue, experts that we spoke to say the reality is actually a lot more nuanced >> new jersey is a lot more purple than people realize we lean right when it comes

morris' fiancÉ and two sons were also in the car. her mother told us from her home in georgia that her daughter was headed for a job interview in san francisco. >> the corner told me the kill shot was a bullet that went through the phone and shot her in the head and she died instantly. no one would want to hurt mani. my baby was the one that everybody came to. i can't see anyone coming after my baby. liz: authorities are saying little about their investigation so far, including whether the shooting was targeted or random. anyone with information about any of these recent freeway shootings is asked to call the chp investigation tip line, 707-917-4491. 52 years ago today, native american activists landed on the shores of alcatraz, sparking a natural -- a national debate on the rights of indigenous people. they demanded the u.s. government recognize long-standing deals with tribes and turn over the island. marshall's removed -- m m m removed the tribes it was nice that we had a little bit of rain last night. lisa: not just in the north

. >> reporter: shep, we're here in morris county. an area that voted blue in last year's presidential election for the first time in half a century. the historically has voted red and swung back in a major way. jack ciattarelli won morris county by 14 percentage points will counties like this be enough to put him over the edge in a state with 100 million more registered democrats than republicans? that's unclear it could be another week before we know. those will be counted until about november 8th if it's still razor thin, we're likely headed for a recount. in new jersey recounts aren't automatically triggered like some other states so in order to request a recount here there has to be reason to believe an error occ occurred, voting irregularities. in a state that those say is blue, the reality is a lot more nuanced. >> new jersey is a lot more purple than people realize we lean right when it comes to fiscal issues and pocket book issues, left when it comes to social issues but the state has some of the most affluent and the least a

. >> reporter: shep, we're here in morris county. an area that voted blue in last year's presidential election for the first time in half a the county has historically voted red and swung back in a major way. jack ciattarelli won morris county by 14 percentage points will counties like this be enough to put him over the edge in a state with 100 million more registered democrats than republicans? that's unclear it could be another week before we know. those will be counted until about november 8th if it's still razor thin, we're likely headed for a recount. in new jersey recounts aren't automatically triggered like some other states so in order to request a recount here there has to be a reason to believe an error occurred, voting irregularities in a state that those say is blue, the reality is a lot more nuanced. >> new jersey is a lot more purple than people realize we lean right when it comes to fiscal issues and pocket book issues, left when it comes to social issues but the state has some of the most affluent and the least afflue

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he leveled morris right back. morris on the ground for several minutes as he was checked out by the crew for the heat. he did get up, walked away with what they're calling an apparent neck injury. jokic ejected could face suspension and fine for that play. they beat the heat 113-96. >>> president biden honoring the milwaukee bucs at the white house yesterday. the bucks, the first nba champions to visit the white house since the obama administration. president biden praised the team for their work fighting for social justice. he was impressed with what he saw from finals mvp giannis . >> just 26 years old. what makes it special, you won the title with your brother who is here today and you join another brother already with a ring. what a hill of a family. i think you win the gene pool. >> giannis said, what a day for him. growing up on the streets of greece with no money and then to be in the white house celebrating an nba championship meeting the president is just an incredible accomplishment. >> very cool. andy,

jokic an aggressive shove against morris from chicago. the refs always see the retaliation, right? the mvp should know better. he got a game suspension, he letter said yeah, i went too far. >>> 49ers all-time leading rusher stepped off of the field and into a boxing ring. making his debut next month against darren williams and declined advances from nfl teams to focus on boxing. i understand getting hit with a helmet and shoulder pads. but in a boxing ring when you are an open target? no thanks. >> that is a brutal sport. >> yes. he is tough but this is different. >> i would not mind training like a boxy, they near shape. but not the rough stuff. >> no. i want to do the jump rope, to. >>> how much would you >>> mona lisa, one of the most fame paintings. a replica of it found in an attic sold at a paris auction today for, get this, more than $242,000. the auction house says that $70,000 more >>> the late show with (inspiring music) - [narrator] the bay area is a golden destination for people who love delicious food, outdoor fun,

and one game for shove, and morris and failing to comply with the review. it's a cheap shot by morris, and jokic will miss the game against the pacers. >> and a pair of buzzers to ring in the new season. >> and he scores! he puts it in. >> wichita state going to attack here and not call a time-out. it's going to be him to make the decision. a low go three. >> oh, my goodness. >> ohio state, a late layup to avoid a season-opening upset against akron. you saw that one first. now this one, wichita state with a game-winning shot from the logo to get past. >>> finally, coach k.'s farewell tour at madison square garden in new york city. the blue devils pass kentucky with a 79-71 win last night. coach k. retired at the end of the year after his illustrious career. let's go to meteorologist bill karins. i was on the course sunday, i spotted willie, but didn't glimpse you, i guess you were going entirely too fast. where i was at mile eight. congratulations, a personal record, tell us about it. >> thank you, yeah, it was fantastic. post covid, and the crowds were alm

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of union city investigators say morris was in the passenger seat with a man and 2 children. also in the car when she was shot by someone traveling in another vehicle, a close family friend tells us she was a great mother. >> beautiful, beautiful person inside. she took very good care of her children. she chart to work as much as she care to take care of her challenger to water to go to school social there you know, a better mother for current shelter. >> the man and the 2 children in the car were not hurt chp. investigators have not released a motive for the shooting nor have investigators described any kind of a suspect or a description of the vehicle where the bullets came from. anyone with information is asked to contact the california highway patrol. >> the san francisco community is frustrated after repeatedly having its mail stolen residents gathered. more than 200 signatures to petition for individual mailboxes as a solution but were denied by the postal service. but first, rob nesbitt talk to homeowners who say that they want the stress of mail delivery solved. and h

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. >> reporter: we took a ride in his electric 1953 morris minor. >> you become slightly more aware of how stinky a lot of other cars are. >> reporter: geared heads might find his qernlz of qernlzs, sack relig, but the charm remains. >> a little bit of a classic car. >> exactly. >> reporter: guy willner didn't have a problem swapping motors in his 1969 landrover series 2a. the electric touch didn't disappoint. >> it's brilliant fun. it's brilliant fun. it's absolutely hilarious. i mean, it's a hilarious car. >> reporter: converting a car with used parts from crashed electric vehicles can set you back at least 30 grand, but for matthew it's not just about the money. >> once you get in the car and it's converted, you get big, easy grin, and that's it. they're never going back. >> reporter: leaving gas in the rearview mirror as they drive their converted classic into the 21st century. ian lee, cbs news, london. >> sargent: that's the news for this saturday. from wbbm in chicago, i'm irika sargent. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access .wgbh

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the victim, a woman named amani morris who lived in antioch with her 3-year-old and 5-year-old boys. the chp says somebody shot all their burgundy suv after 9:00 a.m. her fiancÉ was driving. the mother of amani's fiancÉ says the shooting was a random attack. worst of all, the little boys saw it all. >> the 5-year-old actually saw it and he asked me -- he said -- as soon as he walked in the door, he said, have you ever seen anybody die before? and i didn't really respond. and then he said, he said mommy had blood on her, and the police asked me some questions. and he's 5, so he's going to remember. the 3-year-old, i don't know if he saw anything. he didn't really say anything. but the 5-year-old is definitely going to know. he's going to remember and it's going to be hard to him, real hard for him. >> she was doing, i guess, the car thing, she tried to keep herself going and keep her boys happy. >> the only way that i think that it can be solved is if the public gets involved. somebody saw something. somebody -- i mean, come on, guys. it was in the morning. >> first we want to say w

my life >>> the raining mvp was fined $50,000 after a hard foul in an on-court altercation he shoved morris from behind after he fouled him in the fourth quarter of monday night's game he is suspended for tonight's game against the pacers. they were both ejected from monday's matchup >>> and another $30,000 fine, they say he failed to comply with an nba interview. >>> people's sexiest man alive was named, the paul ruud colbert acted as sexiness adjudicator. >> you can have sexy, get up sexy, please that's it. >> in his cover story interview with "people," the 52-year-old man actor says this is not false humility, there are so many people who should get this before me. >>> there is a lobster one in 100 million lobster caught in maine. the rarelue an b the picket lines. nurses plan to protests at several bay area hospitals in a few hours. the major impact it's expected to have on your medication refills. >>> and off the field, covid infections and the actions the school is taking. this is "today in the bay." >>> of course we're broadcasting to your

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