claude h become an ordained pastor.d, he's good, he's good, he's good! >> i got a article from "u.s.a. today" where they said every person that is going to retire is going to need at least a million dollars. (chuckles) >> moyers: seeing the growing tensions in the family, father mike recommended the neumanns and their children enter counseling. >> i don't like going to counseling because i don't want to tell him my problems. it's like he's... (imitating): hello, what are your problems? (giggling) he does... he never laughs, it's so funny. >> well, he's serious. he's, he wants to get to the root of the problem. >> daddy even said that we weren't gonna go to any more, and then you guys scheduled another one. and i told the boys that we weren't gonna have any more... >> that's... >> ...and they got all happy. because the boys don't like coming to these things, either. >> goodbye! >> bye! >> behave-- be in by curfew. >> okay. >> okay, i'moing to work now. >> moyers: terry left the armored car job for one that paid more. $15

claude had become an ordained pastor.d, he's good, he's good, he's good! >> i got a article from "u.s.a. today" where they said every person that is going to retire is going to need at least a million dollars. (chuckles) >> moyers: seeing the growing tensions in the family, father mike recommended the neumanns and their children enter counseling. >> i don't like going to counseling because i don't want to tell him my problems. it's like he's... (imitating): hello, what are your problems? (giggling) he does... he never laughs, it's so funny. >> well, he's serious. he's, he wants to get to the root of the problem. >> daddy even said that we weren't gonna go to any more, and then you guys scheduled another one. and i told the boys that we weren't gonna have any more... >> that's... >> ...and they got all happy. because the boys don't like coming to these things, either. >> goodbye! >> bye! >> behave-- be in by curfew. >> okay. >> okay, i'm going to work now. >> moyers: terry left the armored car job for one that paid more. $

claude monet never painted any water lilies. what?! yes! he painted the light on top of the lilies. whilst 80 years ago its coastline was at the forefront of a fight for freedom. i want to say an enormous thank you to all those who have taken part. it was a team effort. this is the region that's seen it all. and its stories have all been woven into the tapestry of time. whoa—ho—ho! this is so cool! you have to release the rope... yeah, 0k. ..until the sail is flapping. just... you can release, yes. so, the flapping starts... yes. ..and then from the flapping, we bring it injust... a little bit. just to stop. yes. that's perfect now. yes, you see. ah, look at me! i'm a sailor! france and england may be neighbours but in the middle ages, they were bitter rivals, mainly thanks to this man — william, the duke of normandy, who history would come to know better as william the conqueror. in the year 1066, he left these shores to invade england and set it on a new course of history. william was descended from the fierce vikings, or norsemen, who ga

claude monet never painted any water lilies. what?! yes! he painted the light on top of the lilies. whilst 80 years ago its coastline was at the forefront of a fight for freedom. i want to say an enormous thank you to all those who have taken part. it was a team effort. this is the region that's seen it all. and its stories have all been woven into the tapestry of time. whoa—ho! this is so cool! you have to release the rope... yeah, 0k. ..until the sail is flapping. just... you can release, yes. so the flapping starts... yes. ..and then from the flapping, we bring it injust... a little bit. just to stop. yes. that's perfect now. two centimetres. ah, look at me! i'm a sailor! france and england may be neighbours, but in the middle ages they were bitter rivals. mainly thanks to this man — william, the duke of normandy — who history would come to know better as william the conqueror. in the year 1066, he left these shores to invade england and set it on a new course of history. william was descended from the fierce vikings — or norsemen — who

the cathedral is around 800 years old and was painted by the impression is claude one day the cause of the blaze and extent of the damage or not get no serves. top court has overturned a government decision to hold plans for your biggest lithium mine. yes, really, in mining jain, rio tinto code now developed the side 2 years ago. l grade were both permits for the multi 1000000000 dollar project activist fair. it'll permanently damage the environment to united nations as it's deeply concerned about a new evacuation order issued by israel. and the 2nd time since the start of the war with home us, all residents of kansas city have been told to leave. israel says it's now targeting several areas where it believes the remaining militants have regrouped. smoke seen over guys a c t just hours up to israel dropped, lift. let's telling all its residents to flee the order, send thousands of photos statements on the round. again. that's what the deadline claims sell because of the blocking of phone services and the harsh living conditions when i do and also the lack of food and water that i can f

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the huge spire, the majestic cathedral, were of little interest to claude monet. he needed light. took off a room in the house opposite to look at the cathedral from the same angle, but at different times of the day and in different weather. he had several easels arranged in a row. on one he tried to capture the cathedral in the rays of the dawn sun, then moved on to the other to paint it in midday light. and so on. during 2 years of living with a view of the cathedral, manet painted the rouen cathedral “facade of the sun”, the rouen cathedral “gray day”, the rouen cathedral “evening effect”. in total there are more than thirty paintings about him alone. the artist really wanted them all to be in one hands that we could see the play of light. but then, at the end of the 19th century, the french government did not have any money; the paintings were not bought back; they were dispersed around the world. notre dame de rouen. the french, all the main cathedrals in... from germany they can reach the western urals. we are also talking about hypersonic weapons, which are still in develop

host: claude is in seattle, independent line. good morning. caller: good morning, mimi. you know, i have been reflecting, mimi. when did it all start the divisiveness in america amongst the parties? i remember the great john mccain with obama, there were a group of his followers went after obama and john mccain came to the forefront and said wait, wait, wait. you are not going to be in my mids and call -- midst and call this man an evil man. you might not agree with his policies but he is a good man. i think that was the end of the reasonable era of politicians. i really believe that the donald trump era set in motion, with donald being a nonpolitician and he wasn't after the establishment, the democrats, republicans, the old establishment, donald trump shook everything up. and i really -- and i look at this and i say, wow, this had to be the start. because you remember, mimi, the republicans were saying that obama was going to destroy the economy. let's not forget that, republicans. the first black president, it was fox news and the republicans, obama is going to destro

claude adrian helvetzey. do you need to contact the colony where you served your last sentence? well, where did he die? find out who? what's happened? well, speak up. you know, your daughter and dad never interfered in your personal life. but since you asked, it seems to us that it’s better for you to walk not with someone else’s puppy, but with my grandson or granddaughter. natasha, don’t be offended, dad and i want the best. nah, everything's fine. you know, i accidentally ran into maxim andrevich and he asked about you with mom, can you not continue? natasha, the butterflies in my stomach disappear sooner or later, i love seryozha and want to be with him, you and dad need to accept my choice, of course, of course, i’m sorry, that’s it, i’m sorry. everything is fine, everything is fine, ver, i want to go home now, can you handle it alone, or should i call the girls to find a replacement, but what is it, something is shaking me, god forbid, i’m getting sick, i’ve already taken a pill, it won’t let me go, well go, of course, what are you doing, i can handle it, yes, oh, thank yo

jean-claude van dadam and even chuck norris somewhere so quietly they left to smoke to the side, justtanks in such a twine, he is sitting beautiful and i wonder if this video will get to vandam, for example, listen, i don’t know, well , views, but only where i can see, then maybe he will drop some donations on... what the 53rd and the 53rd would separate themselves in the video, i thought that the cool guys should be supported, they say that this is a sleigh, what kind of sleigh, i don't know, but this one, this one, this one is our bully in this video, there is such a one , 53, that our guest returns to us by phone, that it is true, well, we have such reality, let's continue the conversation on the phone, mr. sergey, are you on... can you hear me? yes, i hear you. by the way, this is now probably some kind of power cut, how often is kharkiv without electricity now, how does it manage, because the temperatures are quite high in the kharkiv region, and there is another problem, because people end up in hospitals, if not because of russian shelling , then because of the heat. well, acco

the cathedral is more than 800 years old and was painted by the impression is claude. when a witnesses captured at the moment a smoke rose from the spire rue lands, medieval cathedral of the and that's the one that come on if you all know to all of the nation or tool we heard via that's our got turned round. and so the cathedrals by adventurous the material covering the restoration where it was spinning details that would big flame on the black smoke up of what i put me out. this is the 1st thing we thought about was what happened in paris with the not for them fire, for 2019 fire know to down cathedral in paris, coupled it's buyer and collapsed it through. there was on everyone's mind as 40 fire engines with scores of firefighters race to the side of the almost 1000 year old cathedral at some 120 meters above the ground fire. cruise located the source of the blaze on a spire undergoing restoration work. but officials have not said how the play started, firefighters stayed on scene to ensure a new hot spots can re ignite, of damage was assessed. so on jump, that's when

be interesting to see what reaction countries like those career in china have to the meeting all the claude a because obviously they meet every uh, various levels savvy and they want to always assume i give the impression that it's of the countries outside the clause, the to the problem, i mean there's a real worry about it. the issue isn't that both from within the group of the quad and for those countries looking on what they're going to discuss. but that's very true. so high, but you know, we have seen the joining good but of just meetings, the very harsh reaction from, especially from china and north korea has been always good to go to any cooperation between these countries as it's in the target think it's on its own national security bucks for the china sits in the week would expect it's a harsh criticism to us to such uh, meeting a japan has been trying to enhance its uh, its own uh, military and security cooperation with so many different countries on the quad platform. also, it started in 2004 as a human to turn it down if you want me to be on a platform to help companies affected

claude monet and a group of his friends decided it was time for art to change, too.attern, a mere unfinished impression, which gave this movement its name. but looking around this museum in giverny, it's clear to see who got the last laugh. how does yours already look better than mine? because i'm a painter! because you're a painter, yeah. so, tell me a little bit about monet's relationship with normandy. normandy became one of his major subjects because he loved the light changes. you know, monet always used to say, "here, the light "changes every seven minutes." and if you look at that today, i think that's true. yeah. claude monet never painted any water lilies. what?! yes! he painted the light on top of the lilies. oh... you get it? my mind is blown! i've come to that reflection part now and i don't really know what i'm doing. in fact, to paint the reflections, you should do vertical lines. this is what monet made. and look — it's vertical. can you see? no. how is yours so different from mine? i don't understand. because you have a different style. i don't have a

claude monet never painted any water lilies. what?! yes! he painted the light on top of the lilies.s seen it all. and its stories have all been woven into the tapestry of time.

a category of future projections and that tend to be gpt and grock did well and claude does more withock we describe as a true personality. it doesn't give the bullet point responses and it's not scientific so just that is more of gravitating toward that. their broader intelligence is relatively comparable. >> okay. i just want to know, a, when -- really, if it makes that next leap, because -- so the chips are fast, really fast. when does it make that, you know, insight? we are all going to hear this sound. there will be a sound, all of a sudden, when we get -- because that is going to be not a singularity necessarily. that is a whole new thing. >> exactly. >> how long? ever? >> well -- >> we got to go. >> the way we think about it, it's going to come. it's probably by the end of the decade. don't use elon as a good benchmark. he says we are within a year or two but it's probably within five or six years and it's going to happen. everything we are talking is general intelligence and it's a step function, a step function improvement. >> quantum? >> quantum that would be? a.i. has been

they are fantastic on the new claude 3.5 model it's by far the best in the world right now. of customers we find our combining those with small models and they also need capabilities and one of the areas we are excited about is workloads where models are going to be able to call out and do things, not just summarize data or give you information but actually go and perform actions. that's part of where were excited about the technology from adapt. we think there's a lot of these different components. many of them have been built in-house with aws. many of them come from external capabilities and we think there will be a rich ecosystem of capabilities that customers want to build from. many provide first party offerings. caroline: how are you seeing the need for energy growing in aws and how are you satisfying it with nuclear for example. matt: it's a great point and needs a lot of energy. if you rewind several years ago we are the single largest purchaser of renewable energy for many years and around now. part of that we saw this coming and have been thinking about how do we

and after jean—claude juncker?ny of these parties. they were what's known as spitzenkandidaten debates. a few years ago. and she wasn't even featured in those debates. and then a grubby little compromise was made between the council members and promoted her. and there we have it. >> yes, people often joke , don't >> yes, people often joke, don't they, that, you know, it failed national politicians often make it to the top of brussels. you only, you only. i don't know if that's fair or not. >> oh , i don't know. >> oh, i don't know. >> oh, i don't know. >> or not, neil kinnock, peter mandelson, like you generally have to have lost an election in the uk before you get a job in the uk before you get a job in the eu. well, at least that used to be the case. >> or another country, coming up we're going to be crossing over live to our reporter in milwaukee, wisconsin, ahead of donald trump's nomination for presidency. stay with us. >> good afternoon. britain. it's 2:27. now. tonight, donald trump is expected to speak for

the was died december 21, 1942, in the arms of claude lÉvi-strauss after, giving a talk honoring.paul revere, who head of the museum delhomme and a leading resistance fighter. this is 42. remember, the nazis had occupied paris, french. according to ruth, one of his students who was. his dying. were we to do something about the race question meaning that we had to erase racism? you can what his priority was. so now we're going to move into the really interesting part, the program which is that of my terrific students what's going to happen they're going to each talk about what they contributed to the book. and believe me, it was a funny moment when i say nobody writes a book alone. i. benefit from their work tremendously. after that, we're going to have a little conversation narrated by by jeff amar among us. and then we're going to turn it to you. so there are microphones that you can come and speak, ask a question. there, cards which you either have been or could be given. now you can write it out and somebody will pick them up and give them to us. so ladies and gentlemen, go ahe

the cathedral was a favorite subject of impressionist claude monet, and is considered one of the finestches in france. the scene was eerily similar to the 2019 fire that devastated notre dame cathedral in paris. the landmark is set to re-open in december, after a major restoration. the storm system that was hurricane beryl has now pushed into canada, but not before dumping torrential rains on vermont. at least one person has died, and more than 100 others had to be rescued, after more than six inches of rain fell in parts of the state. roads became rivers, as rushing waters slammed into businesses and homes. >> i don't even know where -- how much water came from where, because there's mud everywhere now and i haven't been inside. i don't know what's going on. this is, in my impression, catastrophic. i've just never seen anything like this. amna: the images today echoed scenes when the state was swamped by deadly downpours at exactly this time last year. meantime in texas, energy officials say half-a million customers still won't have power by next week. beryl knocked out electricity to

the cathedral was a favorite subject of impressionist claude monet, and is considered one of the finestes in france. the storm system that was hurricane beryl has now pushed into canada, but not before dumping torrential rains on vermont. at least one person has died, and more than 100 others had to be rescued, after more than six inches of rain fell in parts of the state. roads became rivers, as rushing waters slammed into businesses and homes. >> i don't even know where -- how much water came from where, because there's mud everywhere now and i haven't been inside. i don't know what's going on. this is, in my impression, catastrophic. i've just never seen anything like this. stephanie: the images today echoed scenes when the state was swamped by deadly downpours at exactly this time last year. meantime in texas, energy officials say half-a million customers still won't have power by next week. beryl knocked out electricity to 2.7 million homes and businesses when it made landfall there as a category one hurricane on monday. frustration has been growing over the pace of getting power r

and words mean something claude, president trump for his initiative and saying we're going to use this convention for something good to bring america together. and then you're going to have the democratic convention and you know, it's a time for defining differences. but once again, i've been a federal prosecutor and people respond to harsh rhetoric curry in different ways. it could just blow off our back when we say, well, that's just that's what a heated campaigns about. but to others, it's marching orders first and so we want to know more about the fbi and the secret service investigation of the perpetrator of this assassination tam but we know that people respond in different ways. you reduce the harshness of the rhetoric. and it brings a more calming spirit to america. >> it puts a greater emphasis as well hello, who the running mate would be for the former president, because if it's about lowering the temperature, it's about trying to reinforce statement and ideology about unifying and beyond it's that much more important. do you have any insight on who that type of candidate cou

check, rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tv series infections and blood claude some fatal cancers including lymphoma and skin heart attack, stroke, and gi tears occurred. >> people 50 and older with a heart disease risk factor have an increased risk of death serious allergic project reactions can occur tell your doctor if you are or may become pregnant, with uc and crohn's in check and keep them there with renewed bove asked you're gastroenterologist about but we're invoke and learn how avi can help you save a little thinking i'm thinking about her honeymoon about africa as a far hot air balloon rice when with elephants waiting 34 to safari? >> great question. like everything takes a little planning or what the mind towards a down payment on a ranch in montana with horses. let's take a look at those scenarios. >> jpmorgan wealth management has advisors and chase branches and tools like wealth plan to help keep you on track when you're planning for it. all the answer is jpmorgan wealth management? >> this is cnn. >> the world's news network right now, work on res

check, rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tv series infections and blood claude some fatal cancers including lymphoma and skin heart attack, stroke, and gi tears occurred. >> people 50 and older with a heart disease risk factor have an increased risk of pat serious allergic reactions can occur tell your doctor if you are or may become pregnant, would you see and crohn's in check and keep them there with when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, get up to $800 off the new galaxy z flip6 and z fold6 when you trade in your current phone. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. granger for the ones who get it done us i won't prevent history. >> who paid you of house of the dragon streaming exclusively on max let's morning a new warning of possible retaliation for the attempt on donald trump's lif

you don't need to raid a party to get ids, when you've got claude. claude cost $20 a month, and he's a better brain than anybody in this room. and anybody in this city, you've got a problem. we. you had a meeting here on translators. you can't have translators. you can get a system for $20 a month. again, you have to pay for each officer with it speaks every language in the world, you know, stop collecting data with a with a strong arm when you can get it through computer. dig. that is the end of public comment on the motion. commissioner walker i'm sorry, commissioner clay. how do you vote? yes commissioner clay is. yes, commissioner. walker. yes, commissioner walker is. yes commissioner. benedicto. yes. commissioner benedicto is. yes. commissioner yanez. yes, commissioner. i'm sorry. yes, commissioner yanez is. yes. commissioner. yee. yes. commissioner yee is. yes. vice president carter overstone. no. vice president carter whetstone is no. and president elias, president elias is. yes. you have six yeses. line item nine discussion, discussion and po

juliana stanley who won the vhsl class 2 player of the year, chloe childers, sophia childers, lauren claude, madeline frakleton, annie george, campbell harden, addalie harvey, logan meadows, megan, brooke smith, avery, devon, caitlin, anna and sauer as the head coach for three years, coach kiley drew won the class 2 coach of the year. mr. speaker, again i congratulate the 2024 glenver high school girls' soccer team. i wish them continued success in the seasons ahead. i'm honored to recognize israel from williamburg high school. his leadership on the football field is commemorable and brought home the first football title and earned the prestigious achievement award scholar of the year for his exemplary career. his commitment to excellence and dedication is exemplified by his upcoming enrollment at virginia tech to play football for the hokies. i congratulate him and wish him the best on his future endeavors i rise to talk about the integrity of the american elections. the left has made baseless claims of a 2016 election due to an alleged foreign appearance, they are meddling in noncitizen v

kuindzha is completely original. scandal, some of the artists were really indignant, they believed that claudeehaved differently and did not support this point of view, then arkhib ivanovich decided to leave the partnership himself, slammed the door, one might say, he wanted more, and he knew that he was capable of more, and he was looking for it... more in seventy-six he already created his first great painting, which precisely marked the birth of his true original style - this is the ukrainian night, and this was the birth of a true kuindzhi, a romantic, a philosopher, a great genius of light. his path to fame and prosperity was difficult, but archip was inspired by his confession of faith, i love i will be waiting for you, and have been waiting for you for 12 long years. he can already afford a trip to paris. i ordered a frag from the fashionable partnov, bought a top hat, and went to mariupol to get married. he is 34 years old. her father finally agreed to marry his daughter to the artist. the wedding, according to greek custom, was large and noisy. then the newlyweds went to st. petersbur

it's a smack clod on which a claude was born. look at your names cuts there, which conjures up don't there. which suggests warns if by some chance someone to name his child got them, it would be shot and go there. the man was has a list of names for children. it requires that our names reflect society's contempt for ourselves. brahmin name signify learned ness. the devil, for instance shall three. our name suggests valor like vicious can have name after the goddess of wealth. say lakshmi gone and should dress for us names like sura or matanga names to declare a locust status. i your pardon? that was the order of things for centuries. so i thought it was very interesting that actually there was this like i don't know if you consciously did or you unconsciously did but there was this like range of what it meant to out. was this like almost intertextual conversation that you would participate in? but how did you come to this term? that's thank you for that reading and that is such a powerful testimony of how universal the experience

claude frollo, the archdeacon of the cathedral, secretly in love with esmeralda, who became the culpritm pugachev's esmeralda falls in love with, beijing loved this character, unlike quasimod, the bell-ringer of noterdam. this evening, ivan vasiliev is tormented by esmeralda’s ugliness and unrequited love. the main thing that petit always intended for this role is that... quasi-fashion is not a monster and a monstrosity, some kind of freak, yes, he is on the outside damaged, but inside he has the soul of a handsome prince. ivan vasiliev will pass the baton to another quasimodus, roman polkovnikov, who explained the effort he goes through to dance such a part. firstly, you need to keep your shoulder constantly raised, keep your elbow, curved back, large shoulder. the cathedral of notre dame irolan five is about love. freedom of choice and fate about beauty and suffering, there is a lot of dark and beautiful here. elena varoshilova, oleg levitin, culture news. the russian museum opens an exhibition called message. she about how the process of transmitting and receiving information is refl

a huge spire, the majestic cathedral of claude manet. were of little interest, he needed light. at the end of the 19th century the french government did not have the money, the paintings were not bought, they were dispersed around the world. noterdam de rouen, the french call all the main cathedrals in cities noterdam. notre dame de paris, notre dame cathedral in paris, like today's rwandan cathedral, also burned. 5 years ago, a fire destroyed the spire and roof, causing severe damage. the rector of the cathedral hopes that it will soon be open to tourists and parishioners. denis davidov, irina kudesova and maxim kolpakchi, news from france. we we receive new reports from our correspondents; they will tell you about the most important news in the country and the world. i advertised in the newspaper, i’m removing the damage, so they bastards put a comma, it worked out, i’m taking it off, i’ll remove the damage, anatoly, and you don’t want to take off your vest, i haven’t taken it off for 40 years, it’s already fused with mine, when you call the police, you have to show them the b

claude a stefani and has the latest details. >>and of course, an emotional situation for those residents who are able to return back to their neighborhood. we're seeing some residents who are returning to find their home still standing while others are returning to nothing but ash. and with that, a lot of residents telling us that it's important people at home understand what they're going through. we want to go ahead and paint the situation for you. we're just south of highway 32, where you can see how much of this land is charred. a situation that we've been able to witness firsthand. but of course, as we kind of pull you on over to the other side of the roadway, a very different situation where it doesn't even look like the fire has touched the other side of the roadway. luckily that home remains out of harm's way. and for a lot of these residents have been able to repopulate these areas. a lot of them are in standby mode, not able to breathe a sigh of relief. the park fire continuing its wake of destruction. many still waiti

cathedral, regarded as one of france's finest and was painted several times by impressionist artist claude monet in the 19th century. that news just into us here, manager gareth southgate says his team are ready to make history after reaching the final of euro 2024, a stunning stoppage time goal from substitute ollie watkins secured a21 victory over the netherlands in dramatic fashion . the three in dramatic fashion. the three lions will now face spain on sunday with the hope of being crowned european champions. >> the only reason i did the job when i took it on was to try and bnng when i took it on was to try and bring success to england as a nafion bring success to england as a nation and to try and, improve engush nation and to try and, improve english football and to be able to take the team to a first final. overseas. i'm immensely proud of that, but now, of course, we've come here to win. we play the team who have been the best team in the tournament, and we have a day left to prepare. so it's a huge task, but we're still here and we're fighting . fighting. >> well, these england fans

claude that stefani and has the latest.me of the additional resources that have been brought in to try and tackle this wildfire. we are able to connect with cal fire just a little bit ago. they were telling us that for anyone under an evacuation order, you might want to sit tight. they're not anticipating any of these orders to lift for days, but at least they had some good news overnight. they had some calm conditions that rolled through that allowed them to put in some additional containment lines. however, they say the next few days could prove to be a whole different beast. the park fire is now bigger than the city of los angeles with no hopes of backing down anytime soon. cal fire tells us they're forecasters are anticipating hotter. temperatures and wind factors that could very well work against firefighters. cal fire says the weekend proved to be a calm one. luckily buying them time to put down containment lines and keep the fire at bay. we've even seen some evacuation warnings be downgraded today. more resources hav

claude estefan and has the latest on firefighters efforts to contain it and the rescue of more than athe flames. >>crews are working to battle the royal fire that's burning in the tahoe national forest. and for anyone making their way over here, you're going to notice that serene road and soda springs road is blocked off as crews continue to work this fire. >>a sense of relief for the agencies working the royal fire after learning that 13 hikers who've gone missing near the fire zone had been found unharmed away from the fire's path. search and rescue team members were picked up one by one by helicopter and taken to the location of the hikers whose ages range between 16 and 20. >>they would then guide the hikers to safety away from the have quite a few fires that worked on it. that really kind of have this scale of of people are ones. >>i mean, we've had accidents and other issues within you know, fire incident that with this have you know, search for hikers it doesn't happen very often. >>all of this fall crews take on the royal broke out sunday after 4 in the afternoon. the fire mig

most people will be familiar with french artists such as auguste renoir, claude monet, and camille pissarrode up the impressionist movement of the late 19th century. but we are probably less familiar with the british contingent of the impressionist artists like frank bramley, elizabeth armstrong bramley, elizabeth arm strong forbes bramley, elizabeth armstrong forbes and walter langley, amongst many others. david messum is on a mission to change that, and he's opened the 50th edition of his british impressionist exhibition at his gallery in london. saint james's the showcase celebrates the work of british artists who are also part of the newlyn school. i'm joined by david messum and by patrick duffy , an esteemed patrick duffy, an esteemed archivist who helped to contribute to the catalogue. a very good to see you both. thank you for having us. so, david, my first question would be these people we're talking about, are they really impressionists? i mean, i assume they're british, but are they impressionists? >> well, they're certainly british. there are the impressions. i think we had the s

let's welcome former biden administration official, kim clauding, and clint williams, a former economicpartner at akin gump. let's just start -- let me start with you, clint. the stuff that trump says at the beginning, how likely is it that that actually is what would be proposed? you've worked with him. is that really was is going to happen? are we really headed that way, or is it kind of loose talk? >> well, my advice is to take it seriously, but not necessarily, in all cases, to take everything literally. as you've indicated, president trump often likes to test out ideas in public, he likes to negotiate in public, and that's a little bit of what's going on here. as it pertains to this proposal about replacing income taxes with tariffs, the way that i think about it is that president trump is very serious about using tariffs to help counteract unfair trade practices. he's also very serious about reducing taxes and extending the tax cuts. i expect those to be part of the equation. i don't think you'll see a one-to-one replacement, necessarily. and i would remind everyone, even if the t

i was with my dear claude -- my dear colleague and we had a great discussion about this issue.e.not for the cameras. i just wanted to know that their people in congress whether they are republican or democrat or independent that really want to keep this country moving forward. this is a big issue where you have bipartisan support so bipartisan support such a bad investor chairman share my want to thank you for having m this hearing and thank the ranking member as well and i also want to thank the witnesses for being here today to discuss the critical need to reauthorize the 4b social security tax. last week alongside my dear friendst representative larson introduced the promoting community-based prevention services act. this legislation willy- allow states greater flexibility in their allocations and funds to family resource centers. and parents will supported family strife and that's why i'm proud to help guarantee these resources to be available in every community across the country and every family that might need them. ms. hilton i do want to say you have a tremendous team. s

claude is in seattle. independent mind, good morning. caller: good morning, mimi.lecting back. when did this all start? the differences in america amongst these parties. i remember the great john mccain with obama. there was a group of his followers who went after obama. john mccain stepped in and said wait, wait, wait. you are not going to be in my midst and call this man and people man. you might not agree with his policies, but he's a good man. john mccain, i think that was the end of the reasonable era of politicians. i really believe that the donald trump era, set in motion with donald being a non-politician, he went after the establishment. the democrats, the republicans, their own establishment, donald trump shook up everything. i looked at this and said -- well, this had to be the start. because remember, mimi, the republicans were saying that obama was going to destroy the republic. let's not forget that. the first black president, it was on fox news with the republicans. obama is going to destroy everything. none of that happens. same big hopes they are s