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it says of congress mode act, we will go across the board cutting a penny from every program, a pennyevery dollar. >> neil: social security, medicare, medicaid? >> everything. >> neil: how do you think you will -- how do you think that will go over with the people on social security, medicare, medicaid? >> a grandmother or grandfather out there, there is no person they love more than their grandkids. they would gladly give up a dollar if everybody else was giving up -- and not about to give up that dollar if everybody else is protected and got their stuff covered which i think is the view. let's all get in the boat together. >> neil: you would not leave anything out. >> nothing out. >> neil: i get what you're saying. would you raise taxes? >> let me be clear. it doesn't say we're going to cut a penny from every dollar. it's as if you don't come up with more targeted cuts, will cut a penny. >> neil: you know they won't. so if they don't come up with more targeted cuts, you revert to the penny plan and you do not raise taxes? >> no. we've consistently been 18% of gdp over the last 70 ye

, pennies for what they could probably be making >> that's one of the first things to talk about mostdults don't understand compound interest. put $1,000 in the bank and you're getting interest. if that interest is over interest, you can grow that money over 20 years to over $4,000 showing a bar chart that goes luke this is definitely something that can appeal to them that's a good tool >> other tools we should be using? >> they want to own apple or disney, buy a stock. talk to them about stocks and bonds, the risks and rewards possible whether you have a riskier investment talk about the importance of having a timer and six months we're saving for the family trip but in 15 years we're saving forria to go to college. we're investing the 15-year long money because we want it to grow over time and we're not putting it all in apple, we're diversifying to make sure you have a mix in case something happens to one of the companies you love kids cannot own their own accounts but you invest with them in a custodial account. in a uniform gift to minorers custodial account you can invest in sto

like a rock star here by this hear anything it was after his international breakthrough with the 3 penny opera which premiered in 1970 berlin. this foreign comedy came back to his hometown and was photographed by the famous court photographer quantify the best little coffin that's the photography and she was wearing a leather coat on smoking a cigar among these both became part of his image. of the sneezer very famous pictures on the floor and in front of them is our most valuable piece a sculpture made on the basis of a life mask of pressure that was made by paul hamann in 1930 bus yes no it's not 5 inches on the border from post homily. here and in between in. here we have also tried to convey how international pressure was. but there are there translations of his works in different languages from japanese to ukrainian this. young man here you can see that bridge continues to have a certain impact today. because this is an icy train named after him hot famous stars such as david bowie and miller 1st sang. what we could your organs played in the threepenny opera. there's a coaster stamp

they have a penny machine. >> i seriously love it there.here a couple weexds ago. >> i got the sense from your enthusiasm. otters at noon. >> you have to make sure they get fed at noon. so you want to be there for that. i mentioned fri they nights for the family events. they're great. the top of every month from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. first friday, there's music, cash bar, you can buy hot food, and i just realized today, one of our fabulous people on our web time actually got married at curiodyssey. >> they can do weddings there as well? >> apparently. >> we worked together how many years. i didn't know you collected pressed pennies. >> i do. >> really? >> is it geeky? it's super cool because it's cheap, 51 cents. you put two quarters in, a penny, and there you go. a souvenir. super cool. >> very kuehl. curiodyssey. >> get it right. >> that's why she does it. >> apple unveiled its new iphone models yesterday. and while the new devices are generally being met positively, one feature is not sitting well with some. it's all because of the three cam

i'm sure they paid a pretty penny to stay there. >> right.aving access to the spa, the pool and that warm south carolina weather down there in the low country. yeah, i'd be upset. but maybe they'll get a peek at the bride and the groom. >> yeah. >>> next to another celebrity knot tying, that's still very much in the planning stages. >> jennifer lopez and alex rodriguez are sharing some of the most precious moments from their engagement party over the weekend. the star-studded bash in l.a. was attended by leah rimini and ryan seacrest, among others. >> and it was hosted by carol bayer seager. she shared this snap of an amazing floral arrangement sent as a thank you. they had to cost a pretty penny. flowers cost a lot. >> that looks pretty amazing. i'm so sorry, i thought they had already -- they've gotten engaged, i know. i thought they had the party but this is the official party. >> this is the official. this is an official official. they had an official but they needed an official official. >> are they going to have number two and three lik

the problem is getting pennies out. it is a matter of cost-benefit analysis, the amount of work you have to do, simply breaking the thing done physically yourself, makes it impossible to make any money out of it. you can't get to the gold on a scale. this you can do. this you can't. how does it work? you find a water source above you, then channel it down to where you are, send it through these iron pipes, hoses, then iron pipes, and you put the end of it, a kind of a water cannon, called a monitor -- at the museum is, did you all see that -- a monitor like a water cannon, then you fire it against these hillsides. you might think that wouldn't create that much power. well, this stuff comes out at an astonishing rate. there are accounts occasionally that a towel being in the wrong place at the wrong time being hit by the streams of water and just explode. there have been cases of people getting killed. the strong sky and camp can be given a crowbar, go up to that stream of water and try to go through the stream of water,

with me are henry mance, who's chief features writer at the ft, and the broadcaster penny smith. of tomorrow's front pages are already in. actually, hardly any. what are they waiting for? conservative mps have warned borisjohnson that the party risks falling into terminal decline if hard—line brexiteers take over, according to the independent. the mail on sunday says downing street has launched a major investigation into alleged links between foreign governments and the mps behind the so—called surrender act, which could force a brexit delay. and the prime minister announces plans to build a0 new hospitals, says the sunday telegraph. let's start with the mail on sunday. apparently, the paper is exposing a plot, which is a word that only journalists use. this is a strange one for me. this is about how the law constraining borisjohnson‘s ability to take britain out of the eu without a deal, how that was drafted. the allegation being made by downing street is that foreign governments were involved. by foreign governments, it seems to mean france. and it seems to say that mps like ol

papers with our reviewers henry mance, who's chief features writer at the ft, and the broadcaster, pennygood evening. the prime minister, borisjohnson, has arrived in manchester for the start of the conservative party conference, amid growing speculation that opposition parties at westminster, are considering a vote of no confidence. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, says a caretaker government is becoming more likely every day, and the snp has reiterated it's support for a move against the prime minister, in order to prevent the uk leaving the eu, without a deal. however the conservatives maintain, they're the only party, that can get brexit done. chris mason's report now, contains some flashing images. borisjohnson — you are not fit... boris johnson arrived here this evening with his girlfriend, carrie symonds. are you losing control, prime minister? a prime minister in office but barely in control — defeated in court but defiant. what a week it's been. the prime minister's advice to her majesty was unlawful. parliament has not been prorogued. welcome back to our place of work. many of

much needed move-in money. >> every penny matters. >> reporter: it's a pretty clear win for gabe, but the picture gets couple miles away on saint andrews drive. >> it was a very, very special place. >> reporter: linda frye and her husband jaymes also lost their home. also had a mortgage, also expected 2% interest on more than $300,000 that quicken loans has held onto. >> as much as i tried to get that 2%, they kept refusing. >> reporter: linda asked us to help. quicken loans didn't address our questions, but it sent linda a letter stating that it believes the 2% interest is only required on traditional escrow, or property tax and insurance premiums, not rebuilding money. so we have one state law and two companies taking opposite views of it. for a tie-breaker, we contacted the department of business oversight, which over sees mortgage law. however, it told us the agency has not taken a position on whether the 2% interest law applies specifically to insurance casualty and loss proceeds. we asked if it plans to take a position. we did not hear back. >> it doesn't seem fair. >> reporter:

his penny plan was two pennies instead of one. in the past it's been one penny out of every dollar.f you ask american people if they would support congress spending two pennies less out of every single dollar in order for us to get to a balanced budget in five years, i guarantee you a super majority of americans just like anthony would wind up saying that they support that. i think part of the reason so many in congress and especially during the previous administration attacked the tea party and did so much to try to harm the tea party movement is because they understood that what we were saying is something that the american people would agree with and they didn't want us to bring that attention to the games played in congress. so i understand the frustration that senator rand paul had but we're not dead we've made a difference. i talked about the difference in the number of people that we have in congress who share our values and care about what we care about. and that number will continue to grow. we have a president in the white house who has reduced taxes, who is reducing regul

cut every government spending program by 1 penny, every dollar they get instead of a dollar you givethem 99 cents. the next year instead of 99 necents of them 98 cents. if you do that for five years and cut the deficit in half. it's not that hard. by the way, cutting 5 cents out of every dollar the government spends most people watching us understand government cut 25 cents out of every dollar they spend. there's so much waste in washington. let's do that and have spending discipline. >> host: let's hear from maryland, democrats line, richard in pikesville. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. when you are on, go ahead. >> caller: i'm glad you got the guy in the representatives from the heritage foundation because i believe their policies are out of line, out of whack and don't make sense at all. first of all, donald trump is a russian and did the chinese a favor by having the strattera for because all he has done was deliver russian to the soybean market resilience to the soybean market. that's why in siberia there burn the forest and in brazil they burned before us. before 20-3

in egypt is a big point it has the same solution they have all these groups are protesting once the penny drops or the big coin drops and they understand this then you'll see that $100000.00 price pretty quickly yeah i think even before arab spring so-called spring was the indignados in spain that's when we started to talk about a global insurrection against banker occupation and is it is the dawning of the age of 6 has she not come otoh and with that i want to also talk about the culmination of a story again kaiser report was covering it rachel maddow never covered this on m s n b c nor did any other of the cohorts there and mess n.b.c. another x. j.p. morgan precious metals trader plead guilty to spoofing is cooperating with feds another former j.p. morgan precious metals trader pleaded guilty to criminal charges the manipulating the precious metals market for 9 years marking the latest in the justice department's crackdown in the commodities markets christian trans $34.00 of london is cooperating with an ongoing federal criminal investigation the justice department said he pleaded guil

but penny, the speaker, when she has a 5:00 p.m. announcement, there's a teleprompter and it has all the bells and whistles of a major announcement, she fundamentally changed the conversation to we're doing impeachment. it was different from we're going the stave this off and tap the brakes. >> i think it's important to also say what we're doing. it's not impeachment. she's opening and has called for an impeachment investigation or an inquiry. so that is much different than calling for the impeachment of a president. it's important that we clarify what we're actually saying. she felt she had an obligation that there was information that was not forthcoming in which congress is legally an constitutionally allowed to receive that they haven't been able to get. >> dana: you think she should have waited to make that announcement until she saw the transcript? >> it goes beyond the transcript. there's the whistle-blower complaint -- >> dana: they didn't see that either. >> she was not willing to turn it over. they asked for it and certain

is taking seriously the family has worked in the vineyards here for 3 generations and he says every penny counts. i think he won the show's authority if that's his character. but i hope he is not serious. if he really doubles the customs duties of french wines and really i don't know if we will be able to make any money on the wines we export to the united states. the uni. is given a voice to let me call in some to me some 2400000 cases of wine a bridge used every year when making here goes back to roman times in 1909 the region was even declared a unesco world heritage site but one of the finest vintages will always find a buyer wine cellar much epeat says mid-market producers will suffer when you are de best in something you would always have them and so that's i my opinion not a big problem for the main production it's going to be a huge issue yes that means wine makers like pierre and his family for them politics and another layer of uncertainty to a laborious production process the french president will stand up for them whether or not he wins the political battle could affect wind o

holroyd has joined me in the studio after putting herself through that incredible wringer simple as that penny wise the killer clown is back whether i like it or not but. the story begins with a day couple getting brutally beaten by a gang of thugs in a small town called derry and one of them is thrown off the bridge and then the evil pennywise shapeshifting clown is awoken and is ready for a feeding session happens every 27 nights what happens every 27 years although we don't see many lies that much he just has of munch here and there but we don't really see him sort of feasting on people so all of the cost of the original film they get called upon to return to the town and take on the the clown ok so horror really is definitely not my genre and i've heard that this one lasts for 3 hours so it sounds like absolute torture to me is it any good. there's certainly a lot that's good about it it's very choppy film particularly in the middle of it there are long stretches where you see a lot of there are a lot of scenes and they all end up in the end in the jumps and it gets a little bit repetitive

of the greatest artists together really convince people clearly on the finding of here they created penny having ideas not only from design graphics but also experimental downs. like the tree yeah this is by let you always see it because he can also see the language forms in decile it was just possible to continue the successful and innovative fork and briefly when they got real problems but later in $134.00 when the nasa was going to power yes that the nazis forced them to close the school and the memos and the teaches had to find just they always so they moved to lots of countries in the world and it was just an inspiration and it's ok it's clear is now i mean you could walk down the streets anywhere and she was finally able. micah thanks very much for joining us the time is all about our house which is sort of radiance 100th anniversary this year. now it's time for meet the germans where all reporter rachel stewart investigates the traits and idiosyncrasies of germans anyone who wants to have a german passport has to take a citizenship test and having done so myself i should just say t

that's led to quite some controversy tell us about that it has cost a fair bit but i mean but not a penny of that money was taken from taxpayers and this is a myth that continues to persist. the most private fund it's all privately funded and there has been a lot of controversy surrounding the project littman was personally attacked into in the lead up to the opening the stadium itself was built for the european football championship in 2008 and is seen as the legacy of you high into a long time far out later died later the same year there's an election coming up in the area and the right wing parties have been wrongly saying that this is funded by taxpayers money and that their football stadium has been taken over by a swiss artists fake news there but clearly it is difficult to kick a ball around in there while there is the entire forest standing there what is the local team actually doing yeah you're right yeah i mean obviously they come. over these trees that there it has been taken over a little bit that is true and the local team has been put out the stadium was chosen because of it

visitors hoping to spend a penny on the world's most expensive toilet will have to hold it for night the 18 carat party of gold has gone missing just days after being unveiled at a palace in england. i'm really showed the country the 1000000 pound toilet that's been stolen all gold i wanted to go and that is quite shocking i have to admit i go back over to the home we were there in the crime scene someone stole a 1000000 pound toilet with this amazing story i think. the toilets had been part of an exhibition of the work of italian artist move it seal castle and he called this piece america intending it as a comment on extravagant wealth catalan described it as one percent art for the 99 percent when it was on display in new york hundreds of thousands of people queued up for some light relief for the. police are still trying to locate the toilet 103 kilograms of solid gold thieves if they get away with it will surely be feeling flush. no doubt you're watching the news live from berlin next spicer thanks for watching. 2 words. with its own gravitation. finest musical composition. with

palace the birth place of britain's war time later winston churchill this is yours hoping to spend a penny on the world's most expensive toilet will have to hold it for night the 18 carrot poti of google to scold messing just days after being on the field at a palace in england i'm really shocked economy to the 1000000 pound toilet stove all good old i want to go and that is quite shocking i have to admit i go back over the hey well we were there in the crime scene someone stole a 1000000 pound with this amazing story i think. the toilets had been part of an exhibition of the work of italian artist move it seal castle and he called this piece america intending it as a comment on extravagant wales cattle and described it as one percent art for the 99 percent when it was on display in new york hundreds of thousands of people queued up for some light relief for. police are still trying to locate the toilet 100 in street kilograms of solid gould thieves if he gets away with it will surely be feeling flush. there rising to be a news flash from berlin up next world stories taking a more personal

i have a lethal dose of fentanyl compared to a penny. 2mg is enough to kill a man.eing is a lot of what people are buying a painkiller. they are going to a site that looks like an online pharmacy, not realising that is not a legitimate pharmacy and they're buying the drugs without a prescription. and the problem is that when you get it, it is not a properly regulated drug. you don't know where it came from. you are really rolling the dice with your own safety. you have been doing this line of work for a few years now. how much of this is work and how much of this is personal? so, yeah... we'ill go there. —— we'll go there. 0k. i lost my daughter to heroin. she was, um... she was a troubled kid and she got involved with heroin and she actually committed suicide while she was high one night. she was 19. um... if this lab can help... ..somebody else not lose their little girl or their son, that is a worthwhile cause. wow. yeah, when i asked gary that question, i didn't know how close he was to that issue. losing his daughter. but what i have found is that a lot of peop

and he is hardline ally short of a parliamentary majority following a strong challenge by centrist penny comes what's next for his rival also on the program with 2 weeks until afghanistan holds elections nearly 50 people were killed in 2 taliban attacks president ashraf ghani is compound rallies targeted so he was on top. of the city and when you look at u.s. whistleblower edward snowden's chances of being granted asylum here in germany with the clock ticking on his exotic in russia. and ready thanks for joining us votes are being counted off the israel 2nd general election this year with prime minister benjamin netanyahu whose political survival hanging in the balance one rival is already calling for the formation of a cross posse national unity government with exit polls pointing to another deadlock between the country's main political blocs we'll have analysis here in the studio in just a. moment but 1st this look at the state of the race. israel's election result is neck and neck exit polls are suggesting the race between benyamin netanyahu head of the right wing likud party and the

and visitors hoping to spend a penny of the world's most expensive toilet will have to hold it for now a fully functioning toilet made of solid gold has been stolen just days after being unveiled at a stately home in england it was part of an art exhibit that had just opened at burnham palace the birthplace of britain's wartime leader winston churchill police say a man in his sixty's has been arrested in connection with the burglary. you're watching the deadly news from berlin next is a documentary film turning toxic the buy a month on tom ridge or american i haven't seen from me and the entire news team thanks for watching. on the screen. for the meal and i'm good with the brand new w in the army post it's a personal device the topics for the success or lack of climate change in the return of movies only recent check out.

people that are holding us back from progress our parents and grandparents and so on and hopefully the penny will drop soon. the fridays for future activists have urged everybody to take part in local climate strikes on september 20th and 27th coincide with the u.n. climate summit in new york record time bird said he hopes to see you on the streets . the former u.s. intelligence operative edward snowden's new book goes on sale today he shocked the world of course 6 years ago when he leaked details of a massive american internet surveillance program that spanned the globe so now living in exile in russia and faces espionage charges in the likelihood of life in prison back oh. some see him as a hero others condemn him as america's most wanted traitor as with snowden his written permanent record to set the record straight himself told german television that he's concerned about the fates a future whistleblowers and i think that's one of the saddest lessons from this story what does it say to the next whistleblower and what does a suitable world what does it say about ourselves when the only pla

a reference a macro a reference also to penny mordaunt about turkey during the year —— mordaunt aboutturkey during the year “ a reference... mordaunt about turkey during the year —— a reference... turkey did not have a cat in hat chance of joining the eu. he uses, about michael gove, the word mandate shows. —— the word mendacious. when he put that to cameron, the interviewer, he said i don't the guy said that. quite a strong line. absolutely. cameron says, in the book and in the interview, that he's been very honest about his feelings about how the referendum went and how, the behaviour during and after it. all the remarks are out there, he is... his strongest words are held for michael gove and boris johnson. he thought boris was a good mayor but may not be a good prime minister and that gove, as you said and cameron said, left the truth at home. telegraph similarly, cameron lashes out at gove and johnson. also on johnson now. sharp practises committee proroguing of parliament, the expelling of 21 mps as well. he is part of the established sort of tory party. a lot would agree with d

. >> you are worth every penny of the $500,000 that we paid you. >> "e.t." was exclusively on the set with the cast earlier this summer. >> action! >> my character is so corrupt, greedy, narcissistic, self-centered, and the dialogue is hilarious, so i'm glad that they're able to capture humor about this. >> ohhing on to london, there's no drama yet for the young royals. today was princess charlotte's first day at school. she made an entrance with her parents and prince george. >> charlotte was skipping through the gates. i spotted the sparkly unicorn atac attached to her bag. what struck me is just how normal they seem. >> normal except the thomas battersea school costs over $23,000 a year, but william and kate get a 2nd child discount, saving about $460 a year for charlotte. and for lunch? the kids get fancy foods like calamari, risotto, and shrimp curry. >> the children are encouraged to develop an adult palate, and some of the menu choices are what some might consider quite sophisticated. little lottie will be known as "charlotte cambridge" at school. but

he's using an empty water container with pennies in it to give it yet another -- >> oh! is fascinating. cool to see. it really isn't uncommon and people all over the world take whatever they can. they have done it for centuries. just make use of a human thing. >> the orchestra of all kids playing instruments that were made with trash. so, yeah, it is happening. people are doing it and it sounds amazing. ♪ >> bit end of theay -- >> s the ga t oh,y>> mbeue. the adult table only. the world. mr. beast. >> we now have a car lot full of cars. i want them all gone before the. he's decided to get into business. opening himself up a car dealership. 12 cars he needs to ship by the end of the day. >> our first customers. >> how are you doing? >> come on over $3. that's the price on that one. >> come on. >> $3, everything. >> no way. >> look, when it is too good to be true, it is. >> so especially used car lot salesman. three bucks. give it to me straight, pal. >> before you commit to this, want to show them the other cars? >> yeah. >> take one out of the salesman, you walk into the

like a fool can speak uncomfortable truths the company performed better told feist's revolutionary 3 penny opera. not how many are who had played pirate jenny at the berlin premiere in the late 1920 s. apparently wrote to the outspoken theatre and asked for her own puppet. each mary that is still made by hand but it is only when their strings are cold that they come to life. and through a car that is sad then its head goes down and the hung goes in front of its face so it cries a little and then of its laughing its head goes up just like people with a laugh or. 5 in the nation quarter of. the playwright i thought graced was born here in 898 in a typical artist house for a long time the city had a rather complicated relationship with its most famous son who chose to live in east germany when he returned from exile at the end of the 2nd world war. the house he was born in has been the. you see him since 1985. here comes in yes we have some original pieces this is the baptism in confirmation silverware received by a better approach to this is its original just that yes it's original to the si

effect a kind of the invisible subsidy going to the amazons of the world if they are not paying a penny in the federal income tax, because they have clout and lawyers and clever maneuvers to send the revenue around the world and put it in different buckets so none of it somehow counts for the tax code. that is not fair and it makes it harder for any of the local businesses to compete, and that is why we need a fairer tax code and fairer policy to deal with the giant corporations buying each other and getting bigger and bigger and eating the shops that employ so many of the people that we rely on in our smaller communities. yes, ma'am? >> i would like to know if you would support the proposal to add additional seats to the supreme court? >> great question. adding seats to the supreme court. o so, here is the way i see it. we need to restructure the supreme court, but it is not about getting the justices who agree with me, but of course, when i am president, the ones i appoint will share my philosophy, but the real way is that the way that the court is being turned into a nakedly politica

but the stock itself is down two pennies, you can see it $225.22, it ipo'd at $29.ched that on its first day. certainly closed below that so it makes you wonder, there are a lot of parallels at the moment to 1999 and 1998. we were going, this country was going through an impeachment trial at that point. this country was also looking at yield curve inversions. all of these different things seemed to be squaring up but is it exactly the same? if you look back on some of the hot ones back in the day, dr. coop.com. c everett coop was surgeon general. it went public in 1 billion-dollar valuation. in 2 years later it sold for 186,000 in bankruptcy. webvan, online grocer, today we have fresh direct which is really great and all but they spent too much money in warehousing of the food. scaled up too quickly. it went public. 15 bucks. now the whole thing is pretty much defunct. so what we're going to do, we're going to look at one difference between then and now with scott mcnealy, a guy who was there then and is there now. he is the founder of sun microsystems. he is a geni

facebook page he posted an official document showing that the new governor of odessa gets a pretty penny from washington almost $200000.00 a year for comparison the governor of maine gets $70000.00 a year so if odessa became a new u.s. state it would be at the top of the list mr saakashvili should feel right at home in his newly adopted country he is best of friends with fellow color revolutionary leader viktor yuschenko who is the godfather of his son. and another mother scold us in the russian lucia present. at the post a blue walk us kind of being it's just. them the one out of. even though there's a double. when used in the but the least of those 3 is if i did it with you but i'd have to stand on both. of these boys a business dinner and she would get enough out of this on. justin you and your buddy others are the butt of c.n.n. in the special behoof only it doesn't contain such. a war once launched doesn't choose its victims we are just learning at this hour that malaysian airlines has now confirmed that it has lost contact with one of its planes plane was indeed shot down by a miss

they are both penny stocks.gger story here is not so much the common shares, which you know, common shares are just so you know, the lowest level of the capital structure. if you restructure a company, common shares almost always get wiped out. those are penny stock levels. it's the preferred shares, if you look at the preferred shares, they are down as well today, as well today, so it's kind of a scary scenario for shareholders. listen, this plan was supposed to bail out the shareholders. they are a very active group of shareholders. by the way, they call themselves fannie-gate. they believe the government was essentially screwing them over, stealing all of fannie mae's profits, that fannie mae and freddie mac didn't have to go into receivership. i think bill ackman owns both the common and preferred. i'm not saying hel's part of tht fannie-gate. liz: you can play these swings. that's what some investors have done. >> they made a few bucks. these shares traded as low as $1.50 not too long ago. they have been up

little bit of difference in bells and whistles so this is last year's model i got it paid a pretty penny for it. the prices are relatively the same starts off at 7 49 9 9910 99. tim cook of course, we'll talk all about that a couple of hours from now right behind me at the amphitheater right behind me so you can see how busy they are and we will stream that for you when it happens. apple is all about room mers but we do know that the new phone will have a couple of different features including a better land. some member dairy a lot of people were complaining about last year's lens being so clear that it showed too much clarity for their skin and their face wall that lands will still be around. but one added feature it will include a wider pictures so you can include more people into your selfies and then of course we have been able to at it our pictures but they'll have better editing software so you can play around with the pictures before you posted on social media, they'll talk about their new iphone watch their imac lots unveil. it's basically the same thing so nothing revolutionary

woman in kansas who got one to help cope with terrible anxiety says that her doll was worth every pennysummers reports and this is when he came home, like most moms penney co jayco can't stop talking about her baby little wyatt. >>i just love to death. look closer and you'll notice why it isn't your typical baby he's a reborn doll. it does everything that i did drill baby does that isn't enough that he got why it 5 months ago the 52 year-old loves children and she has a 24 year-old daughter of her own kids are my world. but after she was forced to leave her daycare job for health reasons and mover mom into a nursing home. penney felt lonely i cried a lot i went i was eating. i was stressed really bad. i couldn't sleep. she talked to her doctor about using a reborn doll as a therapy tool, he told her to try it. take your shoes off. months later and she says the doll has worked like a charm. i went to the doctor. couple weeks ago any he said my sister level it's 30% down than what it was. and they took me out of my anxiety medicine, little wyatt keeps pretty busy. and we she dresses in ev