reynolds and philip morris. let me also quote some the recently reported statements in the media of officials from one company that reveal a recognition of nicotine drug like effects. well, nicotine is not only a very fine drug, but the technique of administration by smoking has considerable psychological advantage as well. nicotine is a very remarkable, beneficent drug. it both helps the body to resist external stress and also can, as a result, a pronounced tranquilizing effect. these statements were apparently made by sir charles ellis, who, as science adviser to the board of brown and williamson sister company, british american tobacco company. dr. dr. ellis made another statement in 1962, quote, smoking is a habit of addiction, unquote. but perhaps the most striking statement attributed to him is one from a meeting of companies scientists in 1967. quote, sir charles ellis states that this company is in the nicotine rather than the tobacco industry, unquote. and that was david kessler, then head of the food a

leon morris : face was square? brittani marcell : almost square. dr. leon morris : mm-hm.orris : what about his eyes? brittani marcell : weird eyes. dr. leon morris : weird eyes? andrea canning : brittani had been in a trance for just thirty-six minutes and had apparently provided more details about the attack than had been uncovered over the last six years. according to brittani, her attacker was tall, muscular, with brown eyes, a square jaw, big nose, light-skinned. and possibly latino. and this was important: he may have been a customer of hers at the cottonwood mall sunglasses kiosk. someone she knew. and whose name she'd hopefully remember. dr. leon morris (recording) : i'm going to bring you out of hypnosis. andrea canning : once she came out of her trance-- dr. leon morris (recording) : you will remember everything that has occurred. andrea canning : would she remember the name of her attacker? dr. leon morris (recording) : one, two, three. andrea canning : coming up dr. leon morris : i knew what she told me, but i didn't know whether it was accurate or not. andrea

reynolds and philip morris. let me also quote some the recently reported statements in the media of officials from one company that reveal a recognition of nicotine drug like effects. well, nicotine is not only a very fine drug, but the technique of administration by smoking has considerable psychological advantage as well. nicotine is a very remarkable, beneficent drug. it both helps the body to resist external stress and also can, as a result, a pronounced tranquilizing effect. these statements were apparently made by sir charles ellis, who, as science adviser to the board of brown and williamson sister company, british american tobacco company. dr. dr. ellis made another statement in 1962, quote, smoking is a habit of addiction, unquote. but perhaps the most striking statement attributed to him is one from a meeting of companies scientists in 1967. quote, sir charles ellis states that this company is in the nicotine rather than the tobacco industry, unquote. and that was david kessler, then head of the food a

morris was a spiritual advisor to trump in the white house.he rose garden in 2020, a few rows behind where amy coney barrett's family and the first lady are about to sit and eras trump visiting morris's church that summer, giving his personal assessment. >> i want to thank pastors robert morris. they are great people. great people with a great reputation, i have to say. great reputation. gateway church, the team has been incredible in hosting us and now i would like to ask pastor morris and bishop jackson to lead us in prayer. >> robert morris just resigned from his church following allegations that he sexually abused the child. in a statement to an evangelical new site, morris said he was involved in an inappropriate sexual behavior with a young lady. those are his words. he didn't mention that the young lady in question was a 12- year-old girl. in his statement trump's one time spiritual advisor admitted he continued to molest the child on several occasions over the next few years. mike is a senior investigative reporter for nbc news who has

>> morris founded gateway church in southlake, texas, attracting 100,000 congregants across numerous locations. in this 2014 video, he spoke about his past, quote, immorality. >> i looked for girls that did not have a good relationship with their father. i learned to spot that i looked for girls that were insecure. >> at first, the church stood by morris saying he shared publicly from the pulpit the proper biblical steps he took in this lengthy restoration process. but the board has now released a new statement. after accepting his resignation, saying it did not have all the facts of the inappropriate relationship between morris and the victim. no criminal charges have been filed, and experts say the statute of limitations for clÉmenti's case has likely expired. >> all right now to seattle, where a project is underway to save something that is so scarce these days, i didn't even know it still existed, to be honest. it's a store. >> it is named scarecrow video. it is one of the last video rental stores in the entire nation. it's trying to keep its doors open, a drop in revenue plus hi

and i would now like to ask pastor morris and bishop jackson to lead us in prayer. >> robert morris justhat he sexually abused a child. in a statement to a+++a+?propri with a young lady. those are his words. he didn't mention that the young lady in question was a 12-year-old girl. in his statement, trumps one time spiritual adviser admitted he continued to molest the child on, quote, several occasions over the next years. sr. investigative reporter for nbc news has been on the story. he writes about pastor morris in his book, they came for the schools, one towns fight over ho race and identity and the new war for america's classrooms and he joins me now. mike, this is something that happened a long time ago that we are learning about now. take us through how this came out. >> well, last week, the survivor in this case, cindy rv clement scheier, who has tried telling the stories in different ways for years came forward in a blog post and it spelled out in clear detail that when she was 12 years old, on christmas in 1982, pastor morris, who is a family friend and a young traveling evangeli

president, in 2020, when then president trump held a roundtable at morris's dallas area mega-church morris led a prayer before the event. >> trump's spokesman, steven chung, told cnn in a statement that morris does not have a role with the 2024 campaign decades after the abuse, morris resigned today as senior pastor yesterday, he admitted engaging in inappropriate sexual behavior, but did not name klemmer shire or give her age in a statement to wafa morris said in part, when i was in my early 20s, i was involved in inappropriate sexual behavior with a young lady in a home where i was staying. >> it was kissing and petting and not intercourse, but it was wrong. this behavior happened on several occasions over the next few years. he added in march of 1987, this situation was brought to light and it was fast and repented of. >> he didn't come forward and confess he was turned in in an when someone's turned in, what are they sorry for? they sorry because they got caught or are they truly repentant of what they did? >> morris said he stepped away from the ministry at the time and received couns

1982 and 1987, when morris was a traveling pastor.er clemesha went public, morris acknowledged he was involved in inappropriate sexual behavior with a young lady, not referencing the girls age, saying it was kissing and petting, adding it was wrong. morris says he returned to the church in 1989 after two years of counseling, claiming he resumed preaching with the blessing of clemesha family, which she denies. >> he didn't come forward and confess he was turned in, and when someone's turned in, what are they sorry for? are they sorry because they got caught? or are they truly repentant of what they did? >> morris founded gateway church in southlake, texas, attracting 100,000 congregants across numerous locations. in this 2014 video, he spoke about his past, quote, immorality. >> i looked for girls that did not have a good relationship with their father. i learned to spot that i looked for girls that were insecure. >> at first, the church stood by morris saying he shared publicly from the pulpit the proper biblical steps he took in this

>> morris said he stepped away from the ministry at the time and received counseling. klemmer shy or told wfla that her family forgave him, but never supported maurice returning to the ministry and cnn has reached out to morris and gateway church for comment. the board of elders of gateway church told wfla in a statement it was their understanding that ours is extra marital relationship, which he discussed many times throughout his ministry was with a young lady and not abuse of a 12-year-old child. the statement goes on to say, as leaders of the church, we regret that we did not have the information that we now have they said they are heartbroken and appalled and express sympathy to the victim and her family. >> i think that leaders can get caught up and feeling like it's our responsibility to protect god and it's not there responsibility is to protect the people klemmer shires attorney told cnn in a statement that churches ignored his clients disclosures while embracing promoting an endorsing this reported sexual offender as a man of god randi joins me now, it's incr

robert morris had worked on. it, was part of donald trump's evangelical executive committee you back in 2016, also, campaign for him and 2020, holding roundtables at the church. it's not clear boris, if he's involved in this 2024 election cycle, we've reached out to the campaign and are still waiting to hear back and add that that woman hired evangelists, milligrams grandson as her attorney. but since this happened in the late late 1980s, the statute of limitations for some kind of litigation is likely expired, right? so what what recourse are they seeking? >> right. the statute of limitations has expired. so as far as we know, criminal charges will criminal charges were never filed. and it's not exactly clear that. can happen at this point, but the lawyer did say her cindy climate shires lawyer did tell us in a statement saying that she has spent 30 years trying to tell the world about robert morris. so she's been said that she's been ignored while morris has been promoted as a man of god over the decades. but s

the allegations are against pastor robert morris of gateway church in dallas. his accuser who is now in her 50 says she was 12-years-old when the abuse began, she shared her story publicly with a blog on friday, which led to the revelation cnn's ed lavandera is following the story for us, what is the pastor saying? >> well, the passenger did give a statement to cnn affiliate wfla. we'll get to that in a moment, but robert morris is the senior pastor at one of the most prominent mega churches here in the dallas, fort worth area, gateway church in southlake, texas. and according to cindy clemens, shy or who spoke with the wartburg watch, which is an evangelical church watchdog group. she details that back in the 1980s, he was sexually molested by robert morris for almost five years in a statement, the senior pastor, morris, said that when i was in my early 20s, i was involved in inappropriate sexual behavior with a young lady in a home where i was staying. it was kissing and petting and not intercourse, but it was wrong. this behavior happened on several occasion

morris, what brings you in today? i gave him the medical overview of my health circumstances at that point. he said all right, well, we're going to get you down for some testing and some evaluating. and trying to see what we can do to alleviate your situation. and there was a psychiatric evaluation, right? right well he. didn't say anything about a psychological. i didn't find that out until about 20 minutes later they took me back into triage room where i was so they asked me to put on a hospital gown and so i reached for the normal hospital gown and went to put it on. >> i was told that that was the wrong gown and they grabbed me and took that one off for me and they put me in what's called a restraint gown which comes from about here all the way down to your cat. and as this is happening as this is happening, what is going through your mind? i didn't really know what was going on because they hadn't said anything. and what alerted me to it was when they took my personal effects and then when they asked for my phone

its editors intended featuring poetry from a mae morris. that was amy's pen name, by the way, followed by a history of the convalescent camp, an article on soldier's weddings, notices of temperance meetings and entertainment festivals and lists of letters awaiting pickup at the camp post. and it's estimated that during their time in service to the sanitary commission, amy, more than 100,000 hospital soldiers with securing backpay and discharge papers. and it was clear that her journalistic efforts promised to reach thousands more. her efforts, they were rewarded. the first year she sold 1000 copies. the required 1500 papers to meet demand, along with instructions for filing applications. other important topics. updates on the wages to which soldiers were entitled and what bounties might be obtained for extended length of service. which office might be approached for their distribution on the plight of federal prisoners and their families was a frequent topic as well. more than one column in the journals. first few editions tended specific a

its editors intended featuring poetry from a mae morris. that was amy's pen name, by the way, followed by a history of the convalescent camp, an article on soldier's weddings, notices of temperance meetings and entertainment festivals and lists of letters awaiting pickup at the camp post. and it's estimated that during their time in service to the sanitary commission, amy, more than 100,000 hospital soldiers with securing backpay and discharge papers. and it was clear that her journalistic efforts promised to reach thousands more. her efforts, they were rewarded. fit year she sold 1000 copies. the required 1500 papers to meet demand, along with instructions for filing applications. other important topics. updates on the wages to which soldiers were entitled and what bounties might be obtained for extended length of service. which office might be approached for their distribution on the plight of federal prisoners and their families was a frequent topic as well. more than one column in the journals. first few editions tended specific advice

morris has voiced her support for the lgbtq community in the past. raised over $100,000 for transgender youth after criticizing trans phobic remarks made by the wife of jason aldean. it's great to see her just being herself. that's what we want, right? pride month, more power to everybody. >> spepespecially and her background, at one point she said she was going to quit country music. glad to see her speaking loud and proud. >>> when we come back, details vepm wldde'sorwi deloent conference. >>> and doughnut dots. you get to take them for a spin. again... ...and again... ...and again. (♪♪) the unique formula of persil laundry detergent cleans and helps keep clothes looking newer, longer so you can wear them on repeat. get that new clothes feeling. wash with persil. i love that my daughter still needs me. but sometimes i can't help due to burning and stabbing pain in my hands, so i use nervive. nervive's clinical dose of ala reduces nerve discomfort in as little as seven days. now i can help again feel the difference with nervive. ♪♪ are you tired of

morris did not respond to a request for comment. it's unclear what criminal investigations he would now face. robert morris is known for efforts to advance a christian political moriality agenda. many of his republican allies now distancing themselves from him. >>> an icon of pop music is facing new legal troubles. justin timberlake was arrested and charged with driving while intox intoxicated. >> reporter: pop super star justin timberlake pleaded not guilty after he was arrested by police on dwi charges. he had left the american hotel in a gray bmw with florida plates. just after midnight he rolled through this stop sign on madison street, and then they saw him swerve twice before stopping him. according to court papers, the officer observed that timberlake's eyes were bloodshot and glassy, displayed slow speech and was unsteady afoot. timberlake refused a breathalyzer and blood test, telling police, no, i'm not doing a chemical test. >> no one should drink and drive anywhere, including sag harbor. i don't know any of the details a

morris says that in his lawsuit said he checked in on april 7, 2023, at ascension mecole out oakland hospital. he was brought in in an ambulance suffering from chest pains and breathing issues is a long history of heart issues. and while there, he told staff and he was a member of the four tops then had security concerns because of stalkers and fans. mr. morris claims that a white security guard at one point told him to sit his black behind down although he did not use the term behind and rather than any staff give him the benefit of the doubt or check his story. the lawsuit claims a doctor in the emergency room took him off oxygen and put them in a restraining jacket for an hour-and-a-half while he conducted a psychological evaluation and it wasn't until he could convince a nurse to watch a video him singing at the grammys that they believed his story. now, morrisons claim it says at the hospital blatantly refused to provide him with medical treatment due to his race and or person so you've medical mental disability instead, he received a deliberate misdiagnosis and received a lower

and then the morris at that point, professor morris, very smart guy. he kind of had a nervous laugh. he said, oh, that's ridiculous. we have a tommy bond, we have nuclear weapons. what was striking to me about that? and so was he didn't say we have the id if we have the army, he had lost face and it was so now he had to talk about the deterrence of their nuclear weapons. so i don't believe that october 7th was passing an error mistake, a moment of incompetence. it was a reflection of the fact that it's real no longer is what it once was. now of course they're gonna fix their muscles though they prove that they actually do have comparable. that's what they're doing. now. going perhaps has beloved. obviously we also had the who these in, in, in the red sea with their, i see blockade. we also have a mass issue, and there's a, there's a, there's a thought here that to show that there really are, i think that's a very big problem there. i think the problem is that israel has one of its central military concepts is why the clothes, it's the turns capability.

and then the morris at that point, professor morris, very smart guy. we kind of had a nervous laugh and he said, oh, that's ridiculous. we have a tommy bond, we have nuclear weapons. what was striking to me about that? and so was he didn't say we have the id if we have the army. he had lost face and it was so now he had to talk about the parents of their nuclear weapons. so i don't believe that october 7th was passing an error mistake, a moment of incompetence. it was a reflection of the fact that it's real no longer is what it once was. now of course they're gonna fix their muscles though they prove that they actually do have comparable. that's what they're doing. now. going perhaps has beloved. obviously we also had the who these in, in, in the red sea with their, i see blockade. we also have a mass issue, and there's a, there's a, there's a thought here that to show that there really are, i think that's a very big problem there. i think the problem is that israel has one of its central military concepts is why, because it's the turns capability. and

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and here i include people like governor morris, robert morris, who was of course superintended duringicles of confederation and, al instant morris's justifications for proposing a land tax was its anticipated effect on reducing economic inequality, noting that the burdens of a land tax fall hardest on owners of large estates. morris argued that the tax would incentivize property owners to sell uncultivated lands, creating new for americans in the classes. he explained, quote, a tax would have the salutary operation of an agrarian law without, the inequity by which he meant of forced redistribution. it would relieve the indigent and aggru)andize the state by bringing property into the hands of those who would use it for the benefit of soety.6 and morris's protege, hamilton, similarly took a progressive when it came to taxation. both in the tax policies he lso the tax policies he promoted at the national level. you him calling for exemptions of the poor and the graduated of tation, and in particular taxes on luxury items would have been bought only by those at the very top. now, whether

. >> steve: i know kevin morris, his friend from los angeles, was in attendance yesterday.ho is paying for this? hunter does not have any money and abbe lowell is couple hundred bucks an hour. >> brian: got to pay for lunch. >> ainsley: travel. >> a lot of expenses, witness expenses. kevin morris is a filmmaker and he's paid millions for the legal defense and indicate, according to reporting in politico, he can't afford this anymore. it is a real question who is footing the bill for this, this ain't cheap. >> brian: one good friend. >> steve: could be an ioshg ou. >> agreement attorneys have, high-profile attorneys, he is on tv an awful lot, who knows what kind of financial settlement they may reach. >> brian: his first wives he owes a lot in child support alimony. that will come up soon. >> ainsley: she'll be a witness and mother of the child navy. london roberts. >> lawrence: i know there is probably thousands if not millions struggling with addiction that have been prosecuted and wish they had a defense when his father threw them in jail. interesting to see how it plays

. >>> so i want to thank pastors robert morris and steve dulan. they're great people.ave to say. great reputation. >> yeah, one of those people, great people with great reputation that you heard donald mention there is texas megachurch pastor robert morris, who just this week resigned from his church after admitting inappropriate behavior amid allegations that he sexually abused a 12-year-old girl for years in the 1980s when he was in his 20s. besides being a former spiritual adviser to trump, morris has also been a staunch supporter of conservative efforts throughout the years, preaching about the dangers of critical race theory and lgbtq inclusion in schools. even calling on parishioners to support an anti-trans bathroom bill pitched by texas governor greg abbott as a way to, quote, protect the safety of women and children. it comes as today trump gave his full support to the new louisiana law that requires the ten commandments to be displayed in all public school classrooms writing on his failing social media site, i love the ten commandments in public schools, priv

and here i include people like governor morris, robert morris, who was of course superintended of financeuring, the articles of confederation and, alexander hamilton. so, for instance, one of robert morris's justifications for proposing a land tax was its anticipated effect on reducing economic inequality, noting that the burdens of a land tax fall hardest on owners of large estates. morris argued that the tax would incentivize property owners to sell uncultivated lands, creating new for americans in the lower classes. he explained, quote, a tax would have the salutary operation of an agrarian law without, the inequity by which he meant of forced redistribution. it would relieve the indigent and aggrandize the state by bringing property into the hands of those who would use it for the benefit of society. and morris's protege, hamilton, similarly took a progressive when it came to taxation. both in the tax policies he promoted in new york and also the tax policies he promoted at the national level. you him calling for exemptions of the poor and the graduated of taxation, and in particular

morris did not respond to request for comment. it's unclear what investigations he would now face. he is known for his efforts to promote a christian majority agenda. now many of his former allies are distancing themselves from him. >>> "the associated press" suggests that chuck hand has lost the republican primary runoff. he was defeated . he admitted to breaking off a piece of metal fencing before entering the capitol. >>> let's get a check on the brutal heat wave. good morning, michelle. >> we're going to see those dangerous temperatures continuing, not only today but through the weekend to early next week. and we are looking at 71 million people under heat alerts, whether it's a heat advisory, heat watch, from detroit, pittsburgh, philadelphia, hartford, boston. temperatures soaring into the 90s, the triple digits once again. we we're looking at well-above average temperatures. 95 in detroit. you factor in the humidity, it had will feel like 101. syracuse will feel like 103, feeling like 91 in charlottesville. bangor, maine feeling like 106. not used to that there. temperatures

owners of james beard nominated the morris in the city's mission district, announced they will open aocation right here in oakland. the new restaurant will be located in the grand lake district and will feature a wood fire oven. it's taking over the location previously occupied by restaurant's sister and boot and shoe service. the new restaurant is slated to open this winter. the oakland ballers introducing fans to the team's brand new mascot. the team posted this picture on instagram of scrappy the rally possum. it was out at the ballers. game over the weekend at raymond park. the team says that scrappy was inspired by the possum, which was first spotted in 2014 on the field and later in the broadcast booth at the oakland coliseum. during an a's game. okay, so before we go, we want to get one more check on your weather. a lot of people eyeing that weekly forecast. mark. >> hi there. heather. yeah, another warm forecast for tomorrow. as you can see, a few high clouds and possibly be some haze up in portions of the north bay, of course, linked up to the fire in sonoma county. temperatu

our debate with uh, worrying about any and any morris and something else. yeah. yeah. yeah. i know, striking at the very end of the debate, i said that is real now faces are strategic dilemma serious strategic the dilemma is a large number of people in the arab world. after october 7, suddenly came to the realization or the tiffany, israel's not as strong as we thought it was or israel's not as invincible as we've the one that was. yeah. and then the morris at that point professor maurice very smart guy. he kind of had a nervous laugh. he said, oh, that's ridiculous. we have atomic bombs. we have nuclear weapons. what was striking to me about that? and so was he didn't say we have the id if we have the army, he had lost faith and it was so now he had to talk about the parents of their nuclear weapons. so i don't believe that october 7th was passing an error mistake, a moment of incompetence. it was a reflection of the fact that is real no longer is what it once was. now of course they're gonna fix their muscles though they prove that they actually do have comparable. that's

our debate with uh, worrying about any and any morris and something else. yeah. yeah. yeah. i know, striking at the very end of the debate, i said that is real now faces are strategic dilemma serious strategic the dilemma is a large number of people in the arab world. after october 7, suddenly came to the realization or the tiffany, israel's not as strong as we thought it was or israel's not as invincible as we've the one that was. yeah. and then the morris at that point professor maurice very smart guy. he kind of had a nervous laugh. he said, oh, that's ridiculous. we have a thomas bond, we have nuclear weapons. what was striking to me about that? and so was he didn't say we have the id if we have the army, he had lost faith and it was so now he had to talk about the terrance of their nuclear weapons. so i don't believe that october 7th was passing an error mistake, a moment of incompetence. it was a reflection of the fact that is real no longer is what it once was. now of course they're gonna fix their muscles though they prove that they actually do have comparable. that'

the w political correspondent, matthew morris. following the story, i asked him why defense minister if the stories would revive conscription now terry, um, defense minister bar is the stories. when you try to take the boo by the horns in a way that no defense minister has done in years. and he said, since you came into to the, to the roll into the office, which was in the aftermath of rushes and vision, he said he really wanted to, to, to turn around the button this rather gemini misfortunes after years and decades of, of basically on being unloved, neglected, underfunded, and just clothing alone. he really wants to turn into a fighting force again. and he's talks about missing get war ready by 2029. analogies in his palm that one of the targets that he said is about increasing the number of soldiers from around 880002200000. and he's been sco ring around for a ways to do that to get people interested in the all me again, i'm one of the, the kind of the idea is set to go and appears to be this conscription light model. what, what

miss lake up re morris. they would maybe future contestants will be encouraged to use more truck to in their speeches of the american indian day festivities of winding down after a day full of native american tradition. peyton and his friends celebrate with another american tradition, hamburgers and coke. the macon state. we native americans are still american and we do have the american food burgers, pieces shaped in fries and coke, just as regular americans. personally, i enjoy the native condition more is that fryeburg may be peyton's generation, will take the best of these traditions and create new ones, unique to the young chuck tools of mississippi, the, the land that would later become the state of mississippi, was settled by your opinions in the late 17th and 18 centuries, they brought their own culture and customs with them and built you repeat in style houses the many of those living in the lower mississippi delta still take pride in preserving some of those traditions. julie bow check nickname to

it's also an important day for the morris family and the lake. his mother tells her to hurry up in chuck to make it he's taking part in the choke tools, annual highschool princess pageants as a little bit nervous too. and this is the 1st time they ever did on stage question during the american indian princess pageant too. so i got prepared for that, so just keep practice one more, but the mother dimitria is a full the princess. and now i'm a lake, a hopes to carry on the tradition the, the more has family, like most of the tribes have a good life on the reservation. having the right to operate to can see notes keeps the joke to some financial security the they also have their own police force court system and fire department. the lake is high school home to the seas. princess pageant also benefits from the casino. the patrons who had he's coming of age ceremony yesterday was last year's prince. i like to ask symbolism, tips, honestly, just going out there having fun in being yourself. so it is been, it's been like, has to a mother has been months

and you have the former -- chuck morris. he is running.u see a lot of the establishment behind kelly ayotte. ohon the democratic side, i think probably manchester mayor joyce cragg has the edge but cindy is also running. another late primary in september. if either of those races turn negative they could hurt those parties. there is not a lot of time to turn around before this general election. new hampshire -- their motto is live free or die. abortion rights have been a central focus in this race. you are already seeing democrat hit kelly ayotte for her past support. gorsuch was a key m supreme court that led to the dobbs decision. amy: let's move on to some solid republican races and there are quite a few starting with indiana. >> this one i think is pretty well decided with the current there was a crowded primary with a lot of people spending money. he was a front runner from the get go. he has the most name id and no other candidates were outspending him. another race where i think was decided in the primary. democrats have a republica

the heroes, a har morris uncle, is still being held hostage in gaza. and he told w earlier how he felt following saturdays rescue with joy. i personally know the father will say in all of them on the way. yeah. cargo money and the it was great seeing in getting united way it is built after such a long time. and if so much waiting, it really seems that my heart, the joy, and of what we've got great news for for families today, these web ex phone mazda is really hot. there the sun. oh, don't. uh, amazing, amazing your. i'm afraid that people see short sites and, and said okay, we're at least 4. maybe we can release them the rest of them. there is no way the only way to release the whole the now group on them together. wherever the street i live, of course is dining a dealer in order to sign a deal, the well, the fighting must be stopped. and this is a prize, but the very thing reluctance to pay. and this is a benjamin at the no head is, you know, in the sun, so to speak. he got the nice photo ops um, you know, but tomorrow we're making up to, to the same

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morris uncle is still being held hostage in gaza and he told dw how he felt following saturday's rescue. when we the joy, i personally know the fondles will say in all of them on the way. yeah. cargo money and the it was great seeing in getting united way it is built after such a long time. and if so much waiting, it really says that my heart, the joy, and of what we've got great news for, for families today, these web ex phone mazda is really hot. there the sun. oh don't. uh, it's amazing, amazing your. i'm afraid that people see short side and said okay, we're at least 4. maybe we can release the rest of them. there is no way the only way to release the hold. so they'll go pump them together wherever they stay. live, of course, is dining and data in order to sign a deal the well, the fighting must be stopped. and this is a price that the very thing reluctance to pay. and this is a benjamin have been, you know, had, is a, you know, the in the sun so to speak. he got the nice photo ops um, you know, but tomorrow we're making up to, to the same reality that we were here yesterday. and to

. , the famed morris peers in wildwood there finding the same sort of thing, they have full-time jobsin some way she can understand it. listen. >> picking up a couple of part-time jobs you're having fun is a constant changing environment not a ton of responsibility if you're not in a full-time career position i could see how that could be attractive to people. >> i don't know whose idea to have me on this ride but i would like to look at their employment prospects as well, there you go, it is fun for some out on the. on the summer. maria: thank you. jeff flock, you are incredible in wildwood new jersey, what you make of that. >> it's not easy to do live shots on rides as in the roller coaster that i wrote for you several years ago on this program. maria: that was so funny. honestly they're getting more of these kids applying for the summer jobs which i think is a good thing for a couple of years after covid these restaurants on the boardwalk in the long island they can even open because they couldn't find kids to work and finally that is turning around, that's a good thing i think. ma

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i've got former liberal democrat mark oaten, i've got the labour peer morris glassman, and i've got thee peer and journalist paul goodman. lovely to see you. this evening, gents. let's start with you, paul. i mean, has he been freebasing weetabix fighting talk from the prime minister, many watching that and indeed watching the debate last night might be asking themselves why on earth he didn't start the campaign in this fine fettle , campaign in this fine fettle, because he's speaking more aggressively . he's unrelentingly aggressively. he's unrelentingly attacking labour. he sounds like he's full of vim and vigour. the only trouble is 6 million people have already voted paul by post tv interviews of this kind. >> actually, rather like our discussion have an element of artificiality, which is that if you talk to any of the tories in private and indeed tory ministers are going into the newspapers and the media saying we're going to lose. but he can't say that in a tv interview. so actually he was there trying to make his case, whereas actually the real case the tories are trying to make