. >> reporter: her daughter is working with gable to tell the story of her mother who is now 102 and mostly homebound. >> it is an important him to make because it is another way of getting to know my mother. because she has been so famous as far as being a park ranger. >> reporter: gable is seeking donations for a crowdfunding campaign aimed at raising $150,000 to edit the project. what he can't raise more of his time. >> we want to complete this film while betty is still around to see if. it is one of her dreams. >> she feels like she has accomplished which needed to accomplish while she was here. there is one last thing she wants done. >> reporter: the film like her life is a collection of chapters. it is the story of a woman who through the ups and downs of life always seem to land on a high note. >> betty is a living example we can have a second or third act and it can be a meaningful one. >>> i want to hear about all the chapters in betty reed's life. >> it is remarkable. >>> jeff at the sunshine is here but we are going to have some windy conditions. >> it does look like it co

it says that gets done with spencer gables. that gets done was going to mean that inside of the case of able to get those models of using us get those in the business to business united. those key see it on the list. the both of them belongs to us to philip, but it's close to this day, so it'd be up to you. okay, let me do this. okay, so to so what's the news releases? the we traumatized from colonization. we are focusing on a coffee cuz that's out because we're always the where all the came. that's for the fighting colonialism successfully resisted. i'll send 6 africans for additional asked box. we looked at this 77 percent in 30 minutes on the w fold shape in times of war by lead me on this cosca design in t is around represents the strength of women for 2 years now who created this is happen, moles and just add on god tables and conveyed a clear message, euro max in 90 minutes on dw, the get ready for an exciting toyota for look, surprised. hi, irish. and i'm ready to dive into the hands of human to do you have you have a on

and wyatt gable joins us right now. wyatt, congratulations. how did you do it?f doors knocked. a lot of phone calls made. and a lot of people that were helping me out and i really appreciate it. >> steve: you bet. i understand that the germ of the idea came to you during covid and the lockdown and how you, as a kid, felt like government was stripping away your rights. and so you reached out to this guy. this guy who would eventually be your opponent. did you hear back from him? >> i remember i was sitting in microeconomics class and i wrote him an email and never heard anything back. i remember how i felt and i didn't want anyone to feel the way i felt not being left out. that's where i got the idea and here we are now. >> steve: here we are now. what was your platform? >> big three things focusing on education like simple things, home economics, shop, carpentry, so students prepare. the chinese communist party owns thousands of acres in north carolina. so use imminent domain to buy that all back. and just smart spending. you know, we spend way too much money fe

you as soon as he stands just so you can use the new check up as soon as that gets done with spencer gables, that gets done was going to mean that inside of the case of escape get those models over here. let's get those in business, douglas would not, in this case, see it on where's the, the bundle this both of them blocks 2 of us to, to look at. but it's a full list of list this to be ok when do this? so basically, so to, so what's the news release video, the for germany desperately means for skilled workers. what are the solution? one job board is focused on on in more international talent. other businesses are offering recruits a 4 day work week. a i will handle the paperwork in the future is that all is hip and cool as it sounds. total labor markets are evolving, made in germany. in 90 minutes on d w. the race has lung the gun. later when we look back, we recognized at all, that's the moment when everything changed. it's all about tillman and in the age of artificial intelligence, in 5 years is going to literally be china. the us to control the technology that will shape the future of h

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the state, the architecture is quite interesting, what is especially impressive is not so much the gable but the cut off side corners, completed with a thyroid atik. traditions are carefully preserved, despite the years and changes in power. the publication of the treasury is protected by the state these days. approximately from the end of the 19th century, the main function of its employees was the distribution of cash flows and accounting for financial investments. it was once here that money was counted, but today the premises are, so to speak, on a well-deserved rest. an example of eclectic architecture with elements of neoclassicism is today the historical and cultural heritage of belarus. made of brick, it looks on all four sides, the central corner of the house faces the intersection of lenin street and sovetskaya skoshin, and the floors are separated from each other by cornices; a sign on state, which can be seen from the soviet past, it shows gratitude to the dead from the survivors. it must be said that in mestislavl the population is a little more than 1000 people, and not onl

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thing in the film is the casting, and there’s a pretty accurate casting, that’s vipen lee and clark gable and why is the novel still interesting to read, well, listen, it doesn’t even matter whether it’s a woman or a man, in general ... it's about - a person's life at a turning point, when a person loses everything, look, she loses both her mother and her father, well, her homeland, i would even say, because the society in which she grew up is disappearing, yes, society is disappearing , everything is falling apart, everything, she doesn’t give up, and it’s written very vividly, in the sense that you can this is to believe that such a heroine seemed to exist and her story tells us very different things, emphasizes her lack of conscience, lack of reflection, introspection, that is, when they asked margaret mitchell herself if she wrote this heroine from herself, she answered quite sharply , that scarlet is a prostitute, and i am not, that is, she is also , let’s say, frivolous in relationships with men, and manipulates them consciously, but she is not frivolous, because frivolous - that is

enough interesting architecture; what is especially impressive is not so much the gable hip roof in theyle, but the cut off side corners, completed with shield-shaped atiks. traditions are carefully preserved, despite the years and changes in power. protected by the state these days, treasury publications. approximately from the end of the 19th century, the main function of its employees was the distribution of cash flows and accounting for financial investments. it was once here that money was counted, but today the premises are, so to speak, on a well-deserved rest. an example of eclectic architecture with neoclassical elements today. this was facilitated by the fact that at the beginning of the 20th century civilization came here in the form of these glazes. and today they continue to be trading. the only thing that has changed is its status; it has become more significant; now it is an architectural monument. there is nothing to be surprised at, as i already said, bargaining has been going on here since the middle ages. i can assume that the place is namolin, and the corresponding e

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north carolina lawmaker in the primaries, joining us now from jacksonville, north carolina is why it gable. thank you so much for being here this morning. just the first question. why did you decide to run at 21 years old >> yeah, thanks for having me. just the biggest thing for me was junior year of high school and senior year and freshman year of college deal with all the covid stuff it was always seemed like it was rules for me, but not for the, you know, when dealing with administrators and things like that. so i just thought that was wrong and i wanted to help make a difference in my community i want to ask you about how you think you beat a ten term incumbent for >> the state house position to be on the ballot. now, instead of him yeah. >> for me, it was just a lot of door-knocking and a lot of phone calls made me and my team put in a lot of hard work that was for sure. then just a vague thing or you know, not even something i did. i just think a lot of people were ready for something new. i mean, we have a lot of people that are older and our elected audie's whether it's the senate

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credible is such a statement given that this, in this very moment rushed as continually with its close gable against ukraine. but nevertheless, let me give you an explanation of what i think what one year and the chinese government means by the statement in the eyes of aging. the u. s. is pushing for a cold war approach and um is continuing with a kind of a block building and it, china is pursuing a more multi pull out world order. of course, critics and also independent exports are arguing that actually what china, it's aiming for us that a heads up the heads of money of the west, the left by the us and will be replaced by the new world power at china. um, so i think that will be my interpretation of the one you statement from this morning. post weight and this is probably joined nato as a alliance, especially 2nd member, prime minister of chris to song a 100. the accession documents to us secretary state antony plan can in washington the settlement box and then to swedish policy of non alignment which had lasted more than 200 years. finland and sweden both applied to join may, so in may 20

almost as reported to me by a friend, and i just live across from this place, the stadium smartphone, a gable. and then they started shooting people over a $170.00 was one to think about what is dead. i think the, the, the, the casualty is number is kind of describing dining on route 50. it now is a roof of the 3 is completely right down the fire inside the start to do this 3 or 4 to resign. yeah. send me where insides it with a story on bethany and the other 3 were hiding the city of them and the biggest shopping, the disco nearby. uh you're the last one you especially if, even if i think it was the sooner they got in from outside, because just 2 minutes to get to the concert, hold from outside the security personnel. that's correct. cool. the doors to with has no weapon. this to protect the people and themselves. station looks good. what else can i say? so yeah, one of the many testimonies we'd be hearing from people in attendance, us dot com. sidwell, joining us live, know onto the program to offer his reaction is finished journalist than ever youngest, but come in young, it's good to see

thing in the film is the casting, yes, and there is quite precise casting, this is vienna lee and lar gableng, look, she loses her mother too , and her father, well, her homeland, i would even say, because the society in which she grew up is disappearing, society believes, everything is collapsing, everything, she doesn’t give up, and it ’s written very vividly in the sense that you can believe it, that such a heroine seemed to exist and tells us: her story is very different from everyday difficulties to some global ones, of course this is with carly tuhara, it seems to me that this is just an example of a paradox, i believe that the success of the book is precisely due to this character of scarlet uhara, and it seems to me that the paradox is that the author intended something completely different in the sense that she is critical of her heroine, now i i re-read the book, and i understand that it emphasizes her lack of education, she teases...

reality it turned out very, very tasty, but for sure... it is probably not worth it to transfer the gable of an office in the city of lviv or the city of dnipro. indeed, there are ukrainian architects who are working to integrate folk architecture. possessions and techniques into modern objects, but at the same time , folk architecture in itself has not really gone anywhere, people continue to experiment with their homes. almost 20,000 was spent on that , and 2,400 for the summer kitchen, well , it took time, i know, a month or so the whole wall i made drawings while i was drawing, well, i read somewhere in the newspaper how they make a path and lay out walls. and decided to try it myself, first i laid out one or two tracks, first i trained, it was like this for a long, whole winter, i trained in the winter, i put two sheets of glued paper, i drew out and i took the embroidery and laid it out, and then i decided on the first pattern in the summer kitchen i did it, well, i liked it and it turned out, in this house... mykola lives with his wife, and most often one of their grandchildren als

i want to think fiddlers linda holmes, and westby as well as■é robin gable for their groundbreaking work over the last few years. [applause] and now it is time we takeother. this legislative session i'm introducing a bill to curb predatory insurance practices. putting thehe hands of patients and their doctors. [applause] it is called and protection act. it has three parts the first utilization management. called what is utilization management? that it's insurance speak for denying coverage. companies to boost profits by requiring consumers that permission before they receive care but would not surprise you to know thosereque. one method of utilization management is referred to as prior authorization. a consumer must get permission from the insurance company to get treatment from their own dr., their doctor hy necessary. and other was step therapy. a paties a less effective treatment and have that fail before doing the actual quality care there doctor doctorsays they needed in the ft place. any dr. will tell you how much they low that these practices and how often they used to denyy patie

thin mustache close to the lip, in the style of clark gable, got the name of this stationery?tes, 900. for. henry ford? no, this is gerald ford. first , vice president spira agnew resigned due to a corruption scandal and he became vice president. then nixon, and he became president. gerald ford. we are persistent people, us president 1500. auction. our situation is amazing. warren harding was the first us president to visit this territory, which was not yet a state . hawaii, no, alaska, that’s right, in 1923 alexander prohibited his subjects from cultivating the land and drinking, and this is exactly what the country fell into a deplorable state of. beer, no, of course, milk, lord , milk was the basis of the diet of the zulus, the president of the united states 300, this sad record, without meaning to, was set in 1841 by william harrison, the shortest presidential term, absolutely right, he died 32 days after taking office. blue theme 900. a recent experiment conducted in the japanese city of nara showed that the installation of blue lanterns in the city reduces its level. may

main thing in the film is the casting, and there is a pretty accurate casting, it’s vipen lee and clar gable to me that this is very successful, so to speak. they suit these characters, do you agree? a very, 200% unique option, but why is the novel still interesting to read? well, listen, it doesn’t even matter whether it’s a woman or a man, in general it’s about a person’s life, at a turning point, when a person loses everything, look, she loses both her mother and her father, well, her homeland, i would even she said, because the society in which she grew up is disappearing, society believes, everything is collapsing. that’s it, she doesn’t give up, and it ’s written very vividly, in the sense that you can believe it, that such a heroine seemed to exist and we are told her story, very often... she answered quite sharply that scarlett is a prostitute , but i’m not, that is, she is also , let’s say, frivolous in relationships with men, and manipulates them consciously, but she is not frivolous, because frivolous is if she just parhala allowed herself to be somehow manipulated. well, he immed

main thing is the casting, and even there the casting is quite accurate, this is a pie lee and clark gableue option, and why is the novel still interesting to read? well, listen, it doesn’t even matter whether it’s a woman or a man, in general it’s about a person’s life at a turning point, when this person loses everything, look, she loses both her mother and her father, well, her homeland, i would even say, because society , in which she grew up disappears, society believes, everything is collapsing, everything, she doesn’t give up, and it’s very... somehow alive it’s written, in the sense that you can believe it, that such a heroine seemed to exist and tells us her story, very different from everyday difficulties to some global ones, of course, you know this from carly tuhara, it seems to me that this is just an example paradox, i believe that the success of the book is precisely due to this character of scarle tuhara, and it seems to me that the paradox is that the author intended something completely different in the sense that she... is critical of her heroine, that is, now i i re-rea

i want to particularly thank se holmes, and the gillespie glorifying as well asw leader robin and gablen healthcare reform over the last [applause] is a time we take anr giant leap forward this legislative session i'm introducing a curb predatory insurance practices. putting the power back into the hands of patients and their doctors. [applause] it is called the healthcare consumer access and protection act.ro it has three parts.ts the called utilization manageme. what is utilization management? that's insurance speak for denying coverage. allows insurance companies to boost profits by rick requiring consumers getey receive care. it will not surprise you to know those requests are frequently denied. one method of utilization refera prior authorization. a consumer must get permission from the insurance company to get treatment from their own doctor. their own doctor hasas deemed medically necessary. another method of utilization is step to try a less effective treatment and have that fail fore hav care their doctors said they needed in the first place. any dr. will tell you howt!hctis an

in north carolina, junior wyatt gable beat state representative george cleave know land. >> brian: andkyrsten sinema dropping out yesterday. >> lawrence: that is huge. >> ainsley: she said the country is so divided. >> lawrence: first democrat to win there. >> steve: she said compromise is a dirty word, how many moderates left? >> brian: joe manchin, kyrsten sinema gone. >> ainsley: carley has headlines. >> carley: first story has to do with california. voters in san francisco giving okay to pair of law and order ballot measures, one expands police surveillance and other is for -- mayor says we can't give people money to overdose and die on the street, we have to do more. georgia state senator moving forward with investigation into fani willis's relationship with special prosecutor nathan wade. the move could lead to more subpoenas in this case. the defense attorney wanting to remove willis from the election inte interference case is expected to testify today. bob menendez and his wife are facing new bribery charges for telling investigators they thought payments on a car and home were

are checking the value out program and the chance korea it will perhaps be able to rose the so-called gable discount. willem: it is obviously a concentrated market depending on what index you look at the the reason why we are positive on korea is we do think with the ai and people being enthusiastic about that, where can we find opportunities outside the magnificent seven. we do like the magnificent seven as well as the rest of the u.s. equity market but people are looking actively for other ways to play that trade and south korea is one of those destinations for us. annabelle: willem sels, global cio at hsbc. speaking of korea, there is going to be a key test of that today. samsung cmt, it will be quite a showdown between that company and activist shareholders. essentially there are phones that are proposing moves around dividend payouts, share buybacks as well. that is going to be tested today in a key annual general meeting. we have already heard from south korea's national pension service which has a 7% stake in samsung cmt backing the company on this. that stock is dropping more than 4

the maintenance of the gabled roof at the rear within the, within the rear yard, and reduction of the roof deck to 125ft!s. the minimum code required open space for this property, as well as setting that as far away from the neighbors as possible. and i'll ux direction to explore alternatives to the current. the proposed stairway to that roof deck, my understanding, well, more than my understanding, we've received drawings from the project sponsor, as i think you have been forwarded, in response to that. so with that, i'll simply, let the project sponsor and dr. requester proceed. dr. requestors, you have a three minute. thank you. could we have the overhead, please? thank you, thank you, commissioners, for your time today. i appreciate the thoughtful discussion from the last meeting, and the direction to look at other options. i also appreciate having been part of the last presentation. that was fascinating, since we last met, the only thing that the project sponsor has done is the absolute bare minimum, reducing the size of the roof deck to 125ft!s whie leaving the stair right up ag

dugouts with a panoramic glazed roof and... similar to those that many now build on their plots, a glass gablethe greenhouses grew in size and water heating appeared. these are now popular in countries with mild climates, in russia... the bells and whistles multiply the yield by four, but there is a fifth generation, in such greenhouses these are all the features of the fourth upgrade, these beds bring in not water, but warm air, a complex filtration and recirculation system costs a third more, but the cost of tomatoes falls by the same amount. but you can collect more of them, by the way, the heating system is hot here it’s set up roughly the same as in an apartment, here’s a pipe on the floor, here’s another one above the garden bed, i probably won’t touch it, and there’s another one under the ceiling, but by the way, tomatoes love not only warmth, but also a fresh breeze, so that’s all here the windows are open all the time, and the fans are still humming. around the clock, and all the air in the greenhouse changes as many as three times in an hour , no, well, what could be tastier than a t

the money to you, then you should absolutely be able to spend it spoken like a true politician, wyatt gable. thank you so much for your time this morning. a new hour of cnn news central starts right now >> team biden, fanning out across the country today trying to drive home the president's fiery new message >> so today it becomes the trump national committee, or is it the republican trump committee? the trump family takeover of the party about to come official. >> a huge tire falls off united airlines airplane as it lifts into the sky at the start of an overseas flight, the damage it did on the ground and how the investigation going into how this happened i'm sure a side where kate bolduan and john berman, this is cnn news central >> democrats say they are fired up today in chuck schumer's words, exhilarated still today day after biden's fate of the union address last night. now, today, biden is hoping to capitalize on that energy very soon. he's heading to pennsylvania to talk to voters then team biden is fanning out the 22 states, lighting up behind me on that map from coast-to-coast wil

rapids support forces. tens of thousands of people have been killed and millions forced from the homes. gabled alexander reports from un headquarters in new york to an urgent united nations security council meeting. to address the plate of more than 18000000 people in sudan who doesn't have enough to eat. and just at $6500000.00 or internally displaced, our humanitarian travesties playing out, since we're done under available international inaction. and in attention simply puts, we are failing the people of sedan. the un is unable to reach millions of people in sudan who need help. because of increased fighting between government forces, no one is the f, a f, and rival rapids support forces known as a r s. f. regrettably, our ability to reach the most valuable, most notably in cartoon, the 4th quarter fund and a g. a g 0 states continues to be of structed area of this month. the security council adopted a resolution quoting for full unhindered humanitarian access and sedan. since then, i regret to report that has been no major progress on the ground. recent board or reopening is by the governm

a junior at east carolina university wyatt gable won primary.epresentative george cleveland. back to you guys. >> brian: crazy. >> steve: fantastic. >> brian: with deserve garvey is this all from the 10 34-89dz adam schiff or does he have a well of support. adam schiff wanted this fight. >> steve: he wanted to eliminate katie porter. >> there has been a lot of critique that adam schiff prompted and promoted him to the position he is at right now. it seems like is he getting a long the groundswell here in california in los angeles in particular. so, it may be a little bit-there might be something else besides the money, brian. >> steve: thank you very much. matt. >> brian: padres and the dodgers. steve adam schiff $10 million essentially elevating steve garvey to put it because in california they got the top two tier primary system. so, because he didn't want to run against katie porter, very popular with progressives in california. so katy potter realized -- porter that is to say. she realized adam schiff is making a lot of hay there. so they st

we used to have cary grant, clark gable, and today -- i will not say names because we don't need enemies, the most handsome man in the world, cary grant, and we don't have that anymore. the cary grant at on 100, this 1 going on 100, cary grant would not look too good in■jng suit either, and he was pretty good-looking, right? if this guy went to the beach and enjoyed himself, and he left our border policies alone, we had the strongest -- remain in mexico, catch and release in mexico, building the wall, the mexica soldiers protecting our border -- if you left it alone, he could have stayed at the beach and everybody would have said he is looking good. but he does not look good. we all have consultants, but you have to think for yourself a little bit. some consultantsai know, i think the president would look good on a monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. you don't go to the beach there. that doesn't look good. are the happy when they see a president all week long at a beach? typically, that isn't a good look. you like to see a president who would have left our policies in place, and i

and kind clark gable her.all this. i watched that clip and thought, what but then the what a. yeah. but then the pushback well, should pushback was, well, he should lose his forever. like, lose his job forever. i'm like, well, calm down now. it well, let's calm down now. it should prison for two and should be in prison for two and a half years. don't make a half years. yeah. don't make me side of the perv. me on the side of the perv. >> you know, i think we should get. i think we should execute him. think the only way him. i think that's the only way people learn. let's people are going to learn. let's just kill him. >> is the obvious. >> castration is the obvious. >> castration is the obvious. >> look. no. yeah, it's >> oh, look. no, no. yeah, it's a great point. castrate him. then kill him. >> castrate . no. it. yeah, >> castrate. no. do it. yeah, right. first, then. >> i kill first, then. >> i kill first, then. >> then castrate . >> then castrate. >> then castrate. >> don't waste own time. by >> don't waste

. >> the movie "the misfits" was essentially, clark gable was a dude who went to the railroad statione and was going to go and party with her while she was here getting a divorce. >> if you throw in your ring, you'll never get another divorce. >> he had good relationships with women till he got married. they dearly loved him, and i'm sure would be very frustrated with some of the things he would do. >> larry met his first wife quite young, had a daughter, kristen. >> larry and my mom were high school sweethearts. they got married out of high school in 1967. i've got his cheeks, squinty eyes, the wave in my hair like him. they were divorced in 1970. larry continued law school and graduated in 1974 and moved back to reno. >> we were both practicing in the public defender's office. and larry kind of took me under his arm and we decided to start a law practice. >> the evidence will show -- >> larry mcnabney on his worst day was better than 99% of the trial lawyers on their best day. >> he just had a sixth sense on how to try a case. >> he would tell the people, it's the publicity that mat

we used to have cary grant, clark gable, and today -- i will not say names because we don't needes.et enough enemies. cary grant was like michael jackson once told me, the most man in the world, cary grant, and we don't have that anymore. the cary grant at 81 or 82, going on 100, this guy, he is 81 going on 100, cary grant would not look too good in a bathing suit either, and he was pretty good-looking right? if this guy went to the beach and enjoyed himself, and he left our border policies alone, we had the strongest -- remain in mexico, catch and release in mexico, building the wall, the mexican army, 28,000 soldiers protecting our border -- if you left it alone, he could have stayed at the beach and everybody would have said he is looking good. but he does not look good. we all have consultants, but you have to think for yourself a little bit. some consultants said, you know, i think the president would look good onwednesday, and thursday. you don't go to the beach there. that doesn't look good. are the voters happy when they see a president all week long attypically, that isn't

gable roof and provide a 200 square foot roof deck as assessed by open stairs from the floor below it. the resulting height increase is modest and over the existing footprint of the building, and since the original notification, the project sponsor has reduced reduced the roof deck by setting it back five feet from the adjacent property to the south. dr. requester's property, the roof, deck and railing are also set back from adjacent buildings and the front and rear yard, so as not to be significantly visible from the street and the proposed building expansion and location of the deck does not seem to pose any exceptional or extraordinary circumstances. from the lens of residential design guidelines. therefore, staff deems that the there are no exceptional, extraordinary circumstances and recommends not taking discretionary review, this concludes my presentation and i understand i'd like to corey would like to make a few comments as well. thank you, just on the front end, i wanted to just address kind of the context of this since it's a little bit unique. it's not unique necessarily t

but peter, from your of view, if you woke your point of view, if you woke up, if that was your gablet what would out on that wall, what would your be? your reaction be? >> i think i'd have been far happier if banksy had rocked up at a cash strapped community centre with a couple of tins of emulsion and contributed and volunteered there, i'm a fan of banksy. i think he's elevated odious , ridiculous graffiti to odious, ridiculous graffiti to an art form, but i think this probably signifies, sadly, a waning of his creative powers. and let's face it, this can happen with some creatives. i don't think there's a rolling stones fan that would argue that their latest album was as good as exile on main street, for example. >> what do you think should happen next? >> i think it should be painted over so that the wall gets restored to some semblance of decent order and whilst some might disagree, i've really failed to see the art in this. i think it's a mess and i don't think it's a mess and i don't think it's a mess and i don't think it's enhanced the community one little bit. >> well, we lov

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