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relief, i think. _ to visit will be a welcome relief, i think. to — to visit will be a welcome reliefily in the states and businesses as well who need to get on with their— as well who need to get on with their work _ as well who need to get on with their work. the devil is or was in their work. the devil is or was in the detail— their work. the devil is or was in the detail with these things. there is some _ the detail with these things. there is some detail in here, talking about— is some detail in here, talking about a — is some detail in here, talking about a question over whether unvaccinated children will be able to attend — unvaccinated children will be able to attend with their parents, which could _ to attend with their parents, which could put— to attend with their parents, which could put a — to attend with their parents, which could put a stop to the idea of family— could put a stop to the idea of family holidays, and there is a question— family holidays, and there is a question around astrazeneca, which is so widely— question around astrazeneca, which is so widely used in

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meanwhile in china it was a hero's welcome _ hostages. come for- hostages. meanwhile in china it was a hero's welcome for my i hostages. meanwhile in china it. was a hero's welcome for my one show? . ~ . ., , ., show? yeah, like the crowds of --eole show? yeah, like the crowds of peeple singing. _ show? yeah, like the crowds of peeple singing. a _ show? yeah, like the crowds of people singing, a lot _ show? yeah, like the crowds of people singing, a lot of- people singing, a lot of patriotic language and bright colours so it seemed like a big show and i think it was targeted a lot towards a domestic audience in china —— meng wanzhou. huawei is a national champion and the country's pride and it underscored how important her release was to beijing because her detention in canada, even though she was free to move around within her mansion, was seen as a very great insult to the whole country and notjust to a particular company. the whole country and not 'ust to a particular companyh to a particular company. what is her image _ to a particular

in the last 4 weeks, what people have gotten has been telling us, if there is a welcome change of at least a lot more security on the checkpoint, they're gone. they don't have to pay bribes in the street. they can drop on their mobile phone, the walk in the speed, and they're not scared anymore. that is one thing which they say is positive on the other side. in the last 4 weeks, their economy has gone from bad to worse. we were a few minutes ago in a central district where there were hundreds of people who have been lining in front of the bank all over the city to try and get some cash. if you do get to get inside the bank, you can only redraw about $200.00 every week. now, good, most of the employees. we spoke to that from the government. they were policemen. they were military official and they were still a servant who haven't been paid for a month. where we are right now is a market which is popped up on both sides of the road. as over 100000 people have left this country, and there are lots others who are trying to make ends meet, who are trying to pay their monthly bills, their e

back home, huawei executive meng wanzhou returns to a heroes welcome in china after spending more than two and a half years under house arrest in canada. as soon as her freedom was assured, china released the two canadians it has held since days after her arrest. they arrived back in calgary. campaigning comes to an end in germany as the country decides who would wants to lead them in the post merkel era. of global party with a political message. the 2a hour concert calling for action on poverty, the environment and covid—19. and the la palma volcano covers the airport in ash, closing it off to all planes. hello and welcome. we begin with events in china and canada where what appears to be a exchange of detainees has taken place. the flights involve meng wanzhou and two canadian nationals. meng was fighting and extradition order from canada that could see her stand trial on financial charges. the two michaels were held in china on spying charges. they were detained in canada. but all three are now in their home countries. after more than a thousand days away from home, meng wanzhou arr

but yeah, it's like a welcome -- a welcoming place. >> jimmy: it's a welcoming place. >> the ladies arethey're all different. >> jimmy: how much is the most you've ever dropped in an evening at one of those places? >> oh, my business manager is like -- i don't know, probably -- 10, 20 -- thousand? >> jimmy: $10,000 or $20,000? >> yeah you don't really think about it because -- the booze. [ laughter ] you want to make sure all the ladies go home with a little something. >> jimmy: $10,000 or $20,000? [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh my god, wow. wow. now i understand why you split your memoir into two books. [ laughter ] twice as much money, you got bills to pay. wow, that's something else. so does dwyane wade, your husband go with you? great basketball player. does he accompany you on these outings? >> i think in the beginning when we first started hanging out, i would see some of his teammates, who shall remain nameless, but you know who you are. i would see some of those teammates but he would be like, no, i'm going to go home. i was like, don't be afraid, babe, come with

welcome along, thanks forjoining us. it's been aindia have been fighting for supremacy on the third day of the fourth test. a rohit sharma century helped the tourists take charge, but two late wickets from 0llie robinson have given england hope. india found themselves 270—3 when bad light stopped play, when bad light stopped play —

these children, born and raised in bulk, what i'm camps, why toys forbidden this moment of fun is a welcome change. many children here in the northeast, they were born into this conflict. they have never known a life that is outside of conflict. there are children born into this place counts . and for them this is normal. this is not normal. social work is one that it's a difficult process. sunday said may never know the joy of childhood. only a small fraction of the over 5000000 children affected by the both and i'm complex . receive info, psychological or social so never just causing that one. but unless the children received the help they need now, no, i mean didn't, i could be facing a bigger crisis. and these children who would nearly a 1000000 children out of school in niger movies, most of them in most states that concerns they may be targeted for recruitment. my uncle, if he's not that he to be very be because just had to then of 5 to 17 and only thing and they need to go back to school. they need to integrate bonds to family or friends. integrate or does it work if they time is run

boots separately, and that the charging speed of cables is standardized and move environmentalists, a welcoming when it's wasted. a lot of toxic substances include which soil into water and the hazardous to the people that are displacing at that waste as well. it's like less than environmental benefit from this movie, any of that, but it's absolutely below within that model of the electronics industry table, some proprietary technology and in the lesson, which is like over consumption if the proposal is adopted by the parliament and count. so it could be law by 2022 companies will then have 2 years to adopt the devices. the consumer electronics giant. apple says the standardization will affect innovation 2 years is not enough time. the use as they've given the tech industry 10 years to come up with a solution between themselves. and they failed. now is the time for legislation. charlie angela al jazeera london. somali is foreign minister, has been speaking about efforts to hold a long over due elections in his country, in an interview with al jazeera, diplomatic. as a james space mohammed abdi

it's a welcome reprieve for johnson who is re shuffling his cabinets and also for the australian pm was mired in a internal scandal. and also is looking forward to the pears climate change talks. because he's not willing to do anything about the cold, the extra well is this interesting. you mentioned the climate talks because the approach from the us is being that they want to work with china on certain issues, but certainly are very wary of the fact that china is also a competitor in others. do you think this new move to bring about it? the defense packs with the strain, the who will not have nuclear submarines patrolling the the waters around the straight. who knows where else do you think this could impact potential cooperation between the us and china? when it comes to the cops summit, so when it comes to future cooperation on areas that they may see on the ion well, i mean china is committed to. ready their own their own targets for climate change issues. they've got 2030 as neutrality. 2060 as you know, completely 2030 peak and 26 years as neutrality. but there is always this tens

a welcome back norway's discovery of oil in the 1960 s transformed its economy. but with climate change emerging as a major issue in this month's parliamentary elections, there are signs the public is questioning the country's reliance on crude and fewer foreign firms are taking up no ways office to drill for new oil fields. in the arctic poll we report from the northern city of hammer fest come a fest, the so stalled nor the most city in the world with the weather. to much this optic town is the gateway to the oil industry in the bar and see one of the sources of noise. $1.00 trillion dollars, suffering wealth fund. here engineers group threads into pipes that must be accurate to $15.00, hundreds of a millimeter to avoid catastrophic leaks when drilling for oil and gas. the meaning of oral and norway extension. this is what we have been for 50 years in norway. this is, this is making norway, norway, we will develop. it is also to go more and more green, but still we are dependent of the joint regard. it's was towed north from how fast, but it may be one of the la

marvel regular benedict wong also makes a welcome return.t weapon is that fabulous awkwafina, and her irreverent comic asides. even if she's also there to explain everything in very simple terms. personally, i could have done without the return of ben kingsley as hammy actor trevor slattery, who first appeared in iron man 3. and his fluffy cg sidekick seems aimed to please purely small kids and the merchandising department. that aside, the film is fantastic to look at, from visual effects to costumes — all the departments are at the top of their game here. shang chi is an entertaining blockbuster that should please fans of the mcu, and it's a historic moment for asian representation in mainstream movies. who are you? it's in cinemas now. i hear your sister's back. she came home herself. where was she? where did the police find her? is she 0k? lauren? she gasps. a missing woman returns home in wildfire, an impressive debut from director, cathy brady. nika mcguigan plays kelly, who reappears in her small northern irish town a year after she va

oh, a welcome back. you're watching al jazeera mind. i'll top stories this, our lebanon's has bullet says a shipment, a fuel from iran has arrived to help ease widespread shortages plans to share the fuel free of charge with state hospitals and nursing home from says it's special forces have killed the leader i saw in the greatest horror, i've not thought all was behind the killing 6 friend charity workers. and then jerry and dr. and last year, the us story in britain and forming a new inner pacific security alliance, known as being seen as part of the sheet counter. china, which describes, packed as a threat to peace on, has been announced during a low point in relations between australia and china. we speak to markham davis at the australian strategic policy institute. he says it's hard to see things getting better is really important because the 1st thing should be seen as is an anchor for us commitment in the pacific region, particularly after the withdrawal from afghanistan, there was a lot of concern about the us, essentially walki

it was a welcome sight, and early-season storm that brought in showers and drizzle. 2107 inch. seven hundredths in santa rosa. you will notice from san francisco to oakland, even a few showers reported down in monterey bay, pacific grove. the showers that moved through, like variety as you take a look. much welcome because of the fact we are in an extreme to exceptional drought. i'm going to do much for the drought but helps with fire danger, up in northern california where fires are burning, finally the are getting relief. that system kicking up dust wells, so we have a beach hazard until 11:00 tomorrow night. watch out for recurrence. dan: thanks very much. in the south bay, san jose leaders will vote whether to pull flavored tobacco products off the shelves across the city. tonight, local smoke shop owners tell abc new that that decision means their businesses will likely go up in smoke. reporter: colorful packaging and the promise of flavors like mango, smoke shops across san jose have to clear at of their top-selling flavored tobacco products. >> it's a dying industry but i

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the afternoon arrived back in the capital, beijing to a hero's welcome and a pledge from the chinese government to expand its mand, exploration of space. from where john tissue java. china will continue to increase at depth and breadth of international cooperation and exchanges and make the chinese space station space laboratory for the benefit of mankind. shyness, space ambitions have accelerated in recent years, setting the stage for a new space race with western countries. beijing pants to send his 1st crude mission to mars. in 2033. the welcome. i'll just hear me now for an update from all they send me for person civilian co of the commercial space. ex rocket have been enjoying the view and their unusual trip before returning on sunday. it's the 1st time a spaceship. test circle the earth with no professional astronaut on board. hey everyone. so what we're looking at is the earth from our perspective. so we are flying this huge window. the biggest wind has ever been flown in space and looking for the window, we can see the entire parameter of the earth, which is so beautiful. and

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to a special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." > welcome, it is a special edition tonight of the "tucker carlson" show. tucker: you are all losers, the president told them according to a foreign policy magazine. you don't know how to win anymore. that is a harsh assessment, though arguably true, but the joint chiefs of staff are keeping in mind the highest military officer and the job is to follow the order of t elected officials. no matter how much their feelings may be heard. in this case, that is not what happened. the rules are different now. according to paul eaton, the president's and salt that they were in bitter humiliation for the military leaders. and they needed permission to undermine the voting control of the pentagon ever after. saying i was really shocked by how many voted for the former president and openly supported him. but when trump turn on the military, the military turn on him. but thatm." is not how democracs supposed to work. but again, that is not what happened. stories began leaking about how president tru

like a welcoming and spatial lobby. any other features that we hope are police stations could have that make them a welcoming space for the community they serve as well as performing their key functions. i have -- here is an opportunity if we're going to completely rebuild a station to really make it a community facility that interacts with the community in a friendly way of course allowing its staff to perform its dudies. >> thank you for the comments. i'm taking down notes. i'll pass it along to the design team. the current facility has a meeting room. it is very well used. as far as making this is a welcoming place. we need to balance security and how it would be appropriate to incorporate that vision or that ideal. yes, those are all great points and i know that having working with the police department in the past and engaging and working with the community is very important to them. >> if i could just add a couple more -- thank you for that question. we are absolutely wanting to integrate this facility into making

a. now, in european welcome, qualifying england had secured a 5th straight when the european champs runners up beating and door for now. jesse lingered was to school twice in this one. shortly afterward, the king hurricanes 40 international goals and the penalty spoken following is she taught mason recent. your final sack wraps up the score, and miss penalty bought eugenio. so your pin champions? it really helps with dollars to buy switzerland. it does mean it's live a coven international record, by stretching their beats and run the $36.00. canadian teenager lena fernandez has continued her breakout, run it. the final tennis grand slam of the season spent on this beating 3 time major went to angela curb. to me through to the us open quarter finals, she's already defeated. i suck on her way to the last thing. i did have to pinch myself a little bit to see that i was that it actually happened. but like i said that i knew that my tennis, my level of tennis is there is just the moment of time opportunity. and i'm glad that i was able to get this opportunity now and that i was able to showcase

as universities, maxwell school, and also in june of sherry for the a political commentator, a warm welcome to you. all. i'd like to begin with you in tunis at some point. we're going to have to start to call this a qu. we haven't heard from chi side in a major way since this began. there's no reform plans that have been announced and that doesn't seem to be any movement. it has to be now a qu. so if your question is, in the way we describe what has happened, is it cool or not? i can see i can tell you that even the new colors, i mean each of law in our university, there is a real controversy concerning what happened. some of them would say that this is a mere interpretation. ok, so it's a kind of giving one's self the, the through get to, to interpret the text, the institutional text, the way he sees it. however, there are other school, there is another law law teachers. and professors would say, this is a cool, a cool in the and the sense in the, in the legal technical, formal sense. he's a fool if he won't. so if you can see that, that monopoly of, of powers, of authority in, in one hand

welcome to this decision. a great when in the fight for corporate accountability, for international crimes or far as can be prosecuted for complicity and crimes against humanity. when they saw idea that the father can now be investigated for crimes against humanity is not good for the company. also faces of the charges, including the financing of terrorism, endangering the lives of individuals and of course, violating that you in ball go. now the 1st for its purpose has admitted that it said pe militants in syria during 2013 and during 2014. but it says that in a pre to try and help its employees for protecting them on the ground. we also know that several invest in executive school falls also under investigation as part of why to look into what the false is activities were in syria during this period. and the 1st that it is continuing to cooperate with all the judicial investigations. i put the idea that the father could now face these additional accusations, this investigation of crimes that can bring to manag

one of the things that is going on now in the media, and you folks ri think a very welcome energy behind this -- are, i think, a very welcome energy behind this -- we are aware of the importance of seeing the whole panoply of our racial identity woven into our national identity. you know, as well as i do, that since the george floyd tragedy, there has been a concerted effort, i believe, on the part of industry, economics, business, sports, entertainment, to be more inclusive. so programs that probably have been on the air for years and years that may be had few if any phases of color, they have faces of color now. and that's a good thing because it reminds us, if we are going to grow as a nation, everybody has to be at the table. lisa: i have to ask this question because i know there are many race and ethnicity editors out there going but what do you do to convince young black americans who have left the faith in droves and believe christianity is the white man's religion, what are you saying to them? what are you doing to convince them, to bring them back into the church? cardinal grego

. ♪ judy: good morning and welcome. i am aenior writer here at the post. -- >> good morning and welcome. i am a senior writer here at the post. i will talk about diversity. our first team member is democratic congresswoman judy chu. let's give her a very warm welcome to washington post live. judy: thank you for having me. frances: many businesses suffered during the pandemic, but talk about the impact on small businesses and particularly minority owned small businesses that were particularly hardest hit. judy: many minority small businesses -- minority owned small businesses were hard-hit. they did not have the same access to resources that others did. it is harder for them to be able to know where to go and what to do. i have many asian-honed -- asian-owned businesses in my district. because of the disinformation and xenophobia coming from the coronavirus, these businesses were hard-hit by rumors and the kind of shutting that was occurring. this was suffering financially and suffering in terms of jobs lost. it was offbeat. th

a walk-off win over the astros. stick around. sports is next. >>> welcome back. the a's are running out of time and games. they began today four games out of that final wildcard spot with eight game reese mange in the regular season. taking on the astros at the coliseum. game two of a three-game set. down 1-0 with two outs in the seventh. harrison bloops a single to left. sky bolt with a name like that, he bolts home. he is safe. tying the game at one. in the bottom of the ninth starling marte doubles to the gap in right center. and ris stores from first but appears to hurt his leg. looks like a hammie. no official word yet. he scores the winning run. you see why the celebration was kind of mild after he hurt himself. the a's win 2-1. they are still alive for the second wildcard spot. >>> the giants the first team in the majors with 100 wins but still in a battle for the division title. they began the day just one game with a one-game lead over the dodgers. right now they are underway at colorado. we will have those highlights at 11. >> here is the pitch. and it's strike three called! and that's it! the s

hello and welcome to fox news a night. breaking tonight the border patrol outraged at the administration pushes the claim that these agents were hurting the migrants. the panel is standing by to lay in. they are frustrated about the mixed messaging. why the cdc director is now breaking with an advisory panel are we following the science? new details tonight in the investigation searching for her boyfriend heading into day seven. would begin tonight with accusations from the administration covering up his actions. here tracking the story for us to my. >> that is an old saying that was especially popular with it comes to politics. if you don't like what's being said just change the conversation. this meant changing the conversation to the border agents. without evidence they were usin a live on the migrants of cours this has been proven to be untrue. he said of course i take responsibility on the president. we are watching this controvers unfold. he said it's horrible and it's simply not we are. they've been troubled by what

it was a welcome sight, and early-season storm that brought in showers and drizzle. 2107 inch. seven hundredths in santa rosa. you will notice from san francisco to oakland, even a few showers reported down in monterey bay, pacific grove. the showers that moved through, like variety as you take a look. much welcome because of the fact we are in an extreme to exceptional drought. i'm going to do much for the drought but helps with fire danger, up in northern california where fires are burning, finally the are getting relief. that system kicking up dust wells, so we have a beach hazard until 11:00 tomorrow night. watch out for recurrence. dan: thanks very much. in the south bay, san jose leaders will vote whether to pull flavored tobacco products off the shelves across the city. tonight, local smoke shop owners tell abc new that that decision means their businesses will likely go up in smoke. reporter: colorful packaging and the promise of flavors like mango, smoke shops across san jose have to clear at of their top-selling flavored tobacco products. >> it's a dying industry but i

offered a special welcome for people fleeing communism. second, a preference was given for refugees who were professionals or highly educated or skilled. this was in keeping with other immigration laws of the period. ultimately, while welcoming displaced people has been seen as a humanitarian act, these humanitarian efforts were often centered on the needs of the united states, the helper. these images future refugees who arrived in the united states during this period. the photo on the left features displaced persons who were registering at an emergency refugee center which housed 1,000 people displaced by world war ii. the photo on the right is the cover of "time" magazine in 1957 featuring their chosen person of the year in 1956. the person of the year in 1956 was the hungarian freedom fighter. let's think about this. what do you think this image on the right tells us about how americans viewed hungarian freedom fighters during this time? think about what it means for "time" to choose hungarian freedom fighters as the person of the year

because if not, we only have a single party system and that's dangerous kind of a lot of welcome. thank you so much for joining me. a male examine show. thanks for me. i really appreciate it. it started with the head of state beach. it ended with a terrorist. i think all kinds of tact, the twin towers isis killed more than $118.00 cargo after the expanding of flood of blood and treasure american. his allies, her finally left of guns on the key or to can bloody nature of the departure should provoke much soul searching. let us hope that it looks deeper than the manner of leaving but into the real rationale for staying there. for these 20 long years, colonel wilkerson is of the view that the great game, which took him p o britain twice. and so i'm gonna start and then century is still being played with the only difference that america and china have replaced britain on russia as they main protagonist. if so, with over 200000 days, it has been a very expensive match. and so for me, alex, myself and all that the show is good bye for now. stacy's, i'm hope to see you all again next. ah

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a welcome to soothe any new—term nerves. good morning, archie. lphin class, a return to familiar routines. here, they don't talk about catch—up, though there will be extra help. how many more do we need to add? the parents say social skills and confidence are the priority. i think it's going to take a little while for children to develop those social skills again, and to reach out to new people. they will filter through, and ijust think really it's more just about their wellbeing and allowing children just to be children again. i think it's been a biggeri effect on mental health, where they've been away, - where things have been totally different, where, you know, formative years of their life i have been completely disrupted. miles can remember school before covid, but for ella in year two, some things will be new. we get to play with everyone, it's more fun. because we like have more people in our games, there's more choice for who to play with. and we can hug more people. shaking hands and fist bumping, high fives and all of, you know, the stuf

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on the fan side, the perception that it was not a welcoming industry. icious cycle. >> reporter: max segal manages nascar's drive for diversity program and is the highest-ranking black executive in the organization. >> there is an industry effort to bring everybody together on common goals. but again, i want to be clear, i'd love to see progress happen a lot quicker than it has, but living it every day. it just doesn't happen overnight. >> reporter: bubba wallace, nascar's only full-time black driver, is also a product of nascar's diversity push. graduating from the drive for diversity program in 2010. >> when i started racing in 2002, there wasn't much diversity there. as far as the driving side, there was just me. it definitely has changed a lot, definitely a lot more diversity down on pit road, over the wall, behind the wall. it's pretty cool to see. >> reporter: as america last year confronted its history and legacy of racism, wallace was front and center at nascar, speaking out in support of the black lives matter movement and emblazoning his race c

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ah ah, welcome back. a reminder of our top stories on al jazeera, early results from germany's election show the central f social democrats with a very narrow lead over ongoing transfer. christian democrats, the greens look set to come. 3rd correlation talks could last week. thousands of people have protested against the commission. president moved to rule by decrease support of hi site. we're also out enforced on the 3 substitute and a funeral has taken place for one of 5. alas, indians killed by israeli forces in the occupying west bank. the bodies of before others have not yet been more than baffled to the un. a staunch critic of the military leadership had been expected to address the general assembly on monday. but under a dia, reach with china and russia, and the us that won't be happening. or diplomatic as james facebook to acquire more tune who is appointed by the government of funds which the final day of the un general assembly high level week was slated to be very unusual with 2 delegations, gee,

i want to start today by offering a heartfelt welcome home to our diplomats who along with their military intelligence colleagues, have just recently returned home from kabul. the ambassador john bass, who i had a chance to greet at dallas yesterday. ambassador ross wilson who is returning today, and to the hundreds of other u.s. diplomats , military colleagues, and intelligence colleagues who helped on the ground. we thank you for your courage, for your sacrifice, and for your service. i also had the chance when i was at dulles yesterday to see the receiving center for our afghans coming off planes from the various reception centers overseas, and i have to tell you, seeing these incredible families with beautiful children being warmly received at volunteers, it really makes you enormously proud to be an american. while our diplomats have returned from kabul, as you know, and we have officially suspended our presence there, our work with diplomatic allies in afghanistan continues. it is this department and the secretary's top priority to continue to evacuate any american citizen who wishe

it's a welcoming space you're black as if the other spaces where whites are around aren't. rible terrible signal. stanford and cornell have adopted similar housing programs. we figured why not resurrect other awful thing from the past that we have long gotten rid of. for example, how about only men being allowed to vote. come on. frankly, everything went downhill when they change that. a sexist might say how dare you applaud or laugh at that. what about leeches to treat diseases? i am wearing a leech right now. that's why i never have to go to the bathroom. it does pinch. also, why not throw suspected witches in the water to see if they float? it's a win-win if they drowned their innocence. if they float, they become and cohost on "gutfeld!." >> kat: you called me a cohost. >> greg: anyway. since we are talking about segregation and race, i thought the expert would be a skinny white girl. what are your thoughts? >> kat: are you really going to me first? i am so qualified to be the leading voice of a generation on black issues. look at me. >> greg: my argument is, my argument

a great night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to a special edition of "tucker carlson tonight."abor day, hope you stayed away from labor all weekend and enjoyed it. so much is going on in this world right now. occasionally it's worth taking a istep back and making time to think through what is actually happening. we have 4 minutes every night on her show per guest, and it's great buried there are guests for whom it's just not enough, so tucker carlson today, which you can stream on fox nation, gives us a lot more time to speak to a lot of very interesting people, and we have. the one recent conversation for example, we sat down with ted nugent to talk about attacks on the second moment in this country. it was an amazing conversation. here's part of it. >> i met a political firestorm. i've always been confrontational, especially regarding theal second amendment and hunting rights. and i've never been uncomfortable when they attacken me. i go so venison is -- you don't recognize its value? what you think deer are here for? if you don't eat them, what are they here for? carrying a

much of a storm -- some sprinkle in the north bay in september. >> any rain in a two-year drought pattern we have to welcomet. what's been good news today especially on the northwest coast, big source of complex of fires over there that really bring a lot of smoke down towards the bay area. active burning fires, some areas picking up half inch of rain or more. it is having a significant impact around parts of northwestern california, the storm is providing natural fire suppression for the next 24 hours as the rain impacts the fire lines and could keep humidity up in the next day or sore on the north coast. >> thanks very much. pandemic claimed more than half million lives in the united states, too often those lives are reduced to numbers or statistics. for now a sobering reminder of the covid impact on the country. after the break. i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clea

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