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that optimism going? the?r your members are struggling to keep that optimism going?— that optimism going? they are, in the face of — that optimism going? they are, in the face of continuously _ that optimism going? they are, in the face of continuously rising i the face of continuously rising costs — the face of continuously rising costs and _ the face of continuously rising costs and decreasing revenue and decreasing consumer confidence, it's difficult _ decreasing consumer confidence, it's difficult for _ decreasing consumer confidence, it's difficult for them to stay resilient. we are seeing record levels — resilient. we are seeing record levels of— resilient. we are seeing record levels of pessimism. it's not even a slight _ levels of pessimism. it's not even a slight full, — levels of pessimism. it's not even a slight full, it's quite a steep drop — slight full, it's quite a steep dro -. . ~ slight full, it's quite a steep dro. ., ~' ,, slight full, it's quite a steep dro. ., , slight full, it's quite a steep dro. . , . ., drop. thank you very much indeed to come about- — drop. thank you very much indeed to come about. let _ drop. thank you very much indeed to come about. let me _ drop. thank you very much indeed to come about. let me move _ drop. thank you very much indeed to come about. let me move over- drop. thank you very much indeed to | come about. let me move over here, if i can tiptoe past the glass, i am going to be very anxious this morning. let's talk to some of our other guests. we are going to talk to people from all over the city and community. joanne, you run a charity, in the community, hearing people's stories first hand. when we get these inflation figures in half an hour, it is a number. what is the reality of what you see?— reality of what you see? people are concerned about _ reality of what you see? people are concerned about how _ reality of what you see? people are concerned about how they - reality of what you see? people are concerned about how they make i reality of what you see? people are l concerned about how they make ends meet, keeping a roof over their head. i think the guys on the sofa are right, people are resilient in
familiar face and realized this had nothing to do with a car accident. >> this investigator kelly with from new york. i'm like, ok. so, he sits down, grabs a tear, he's a fall away for me. and then i remember him, he's the guy that grilled me. the one that got my face. >> how are you feeling? oh my gosh, these people are back in my life four years later? >> at that point, i still didn't know what they wanted from me. i knew this guy was yelling at me. and then i just looked at him and said, "i would like to speak to a lawyer." >> paul had already been interviewed by police several times. he thought this was all behind him. you knew it had to be about catherine? >> well, yeah, obviously it had something to do with that. >> later that day, the police went back to paul's house. >> and i went outside in the driveway with them and they said, "we're sorry to have to bring this to you but paul novak is under arrest". i said, "for what? " they said, "this is for his involvement in his wife's murder four years ago." >> what cat and paul didn't
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most dangerous prisoners so, where do they go? they go back out on the street? good idea. good idea. maybe she is just worried they are not getting enough sunlight. >> people literally consistently haven't seen sunlight for a month at a time. they were getting what we call rec time maybe once a month and that might not seem serious but like we are human beings. we need fresh air. we need sunlight. >> jesse: does she care more about dangerous criminals than she cares about regular, law-abiding citizens? that would be yes. the problem isn't unique to new york. it's infecting every city in the country. democrats are putting us in danger and we need someone to stand up to help us. joanne a republican member of the new york city council and her district sits right next door to tiffany caban. so, tell us a little bit about our friend tiffany. i mean, is she as crazy as she appears on those videos? >> she is absolutely the
the electrical poles down, you had other lines down. >> florida governor ron desantis describing the damage to hurricane ian left behind on pine island. look at this here, boats thrown on to dry land. ian wrecked the only bridge into the barrier island making it only accessible by boat and aircraft. officials say supplies are being air dropped by helicopter to the residents who did decide to stay on the island during the storm. work now under way to install a tembury bridge with a goal to have it ready by the end of the week. joanne, thank up so much for being with us. tell us what life is like on pine island right now. >> we're in the middle of moving
hollywood, florida to rescue us and got us off the island and what we're doing now is just waiting. no one is allowed back on fort myers beach because they are going from row to row with cadaver dogs doing a search and rescue for people who survived and for dead bodies. i know i have had some of my daily parishioners come to the monastery who are already reported of missing. >> steve: terrible. absolutely terrible. so, joanne, you heard, you and your husband mark heard about the plight of the nuns and invited them into your home. i would imagine the naples community is trying to do the same. you found a place for the ladies to live, radio it? >> yes. there is a place out maria use the home for the sisters until we figure out what is the next
step? >> steve: exactly what is the next step i would imagine you and sisters from your parish are trying to raid money for the church and the convent? >> yes we are. sister someone set up a go fund me page so everyone is trying to reach out with help. there is so much devastation we hope and pray -- [broken audio] help them get back on their feet. >> steve: sure, sister mary, for the folks looking in and they are worried about you and the -- your fellow nuns and the father as well. what should we know about your situation? i know you are in dry ground now but you have been through so much. >> yes. well, we are going to move up to abe maria and take it from there as joanne said. we have to take it day by day we don't know what is going to
joanne, you've been through so much. you are pine island tough. it amazing when you do for your commune. thank you for talking to us and telling us what you see and what you need. >> can i ask you to come back and do the environmental story because we are environmentally wrecked. >> yeah. i think that's a great story to be done and we certainly have the resources and reporters to do that. >> yes, you do. >> stay in touch. >> i appreciate the time. thank you. >> yes, thank you so much. >> we do have some new cnn reporting this morning on the abortion saga involving senate candidate her shell walker, including what republicans are saying behind closed doors. >> and yankee slugger aaron judge, a home run for the aging. bob costas here e to
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him. business wise. >> joe and describe to the jury just how big and varied phillips impressive business holdings were. two from his real estate investments,. >> there was a probably 18 entities he was involved in. >> two is connections with cattle investors across georgia and beyond. >> there was someone georgia, but he had them in kentucky, he had cows all over. >> now joe and told the story that by the summer of 2008's the real estate bubble bursting her boss stop selling and the banks began calling. second and third demands for past two payments of 50 and $60,000. the defense suggested had someone been on the shorthand of one of phillips dealings? and for reasons of money, and revenge, had wanted him in his family dead? there was evidence to suggest, that said the defense. >> i know this one in particular that got pretty irate. >> joanne told the jury about