with you. _ the month and your grannies with you. it _ the month and your grannies with you. it is —harder to get on a marian— you, it is harder to get on a ryanair flight. you, it is harder to get on a ryanairflight. public transport you, it is harder to get on a ryanair flight. public transport is expensive — ryanair flight. public transport is expensive and unreliable and infrequent in many, many places. so five-hour— infrequent in many, many places. so five—hour round trip to just go 20 miles_ five—hour round trip to just go 20 miles or— five—hour round trip to just go 20 miles or something like that, you know, _ miles or something like that, you know, nigel said, people that don't drive, _ know, nigel said, people that don't drive, and — know, nigel said, people that don't drive, and also, it is a timer because _ drive, and also, it is a timer because many of these young people will neither be at college are still at school — will neither be at college are still at school so have they got to take out a _ at school so have they got to take out a holiday school or college in order

we settled those usually in your football and you said you can, there's a lot of them through the grannies misses just to mature on our group and uniquely prevention is question when they get blood. you know, if your mother not echoes by park across the street is elena fukway. like i said, you do plus you know, you've got you deal with a few days later surgery will pass away. ready she will die and c g and he's not because of cove it but heart failure because it was white, took so long to make arrangements for his body and sort out the paperwork. the country isn't locked down, all roads are closed and no one can travel from one region to another. there's a credit for him and the capital boat is more 200 kilometers from there. it took another month to get the earned on me by name jesse j o in ah, yes. so we'll go in and we're going to see some noted your role as the as with the issue, but then the others are in florida for worse. there's not showing a believe year, but i do my food in any case it's do you see that as much was deal with was no progress vehicle. she swore the new jet which is

those are usually for when you say you can, there's a lot of them through the grannies, mrs. just to show mckesson room and uniquely stylish prevention is question when they get but when the one you know, model not, you need to echo by the city was only quickly look pretty nice if you do plus you know, you've got to deal with a few days later, surrogate will pass away. she will die in fiji and he's asleep. not because of cove it but heart failure because it was why it took so long to make arrangements for his body and sort out the paperwork. the country isn't locked down. all roads are closed and no one can travel from one region to another. there's a credit for him and the capital for a boat is more 200 kilometers from there. it took another month to get the earned on my name and just that i'm going to just me ah yes. so we can go in and move. we can see some noted room is all right with the issue. but then the other thing a lot of providers is not showing a belie year, but i must hold any. do you see not as much the same deal with us? no. see, of course she swore no. it is

and you said you can get a lot of them through the grannies musician which to show mccarron. i grew up in uniquely las vegas, but i usually question when they get but with the one, you know, sure. model not by the it is only going pretty nice if you do the 1st month you know, you've got you start deal with a few days later surgery will pass away. ready she will die and, and he's not because of cove it but heart failure because it was why it took so long to make arrangements for his body and sort out the paperwork. the country isn't locked down, all roads are closed and no one can travel from one region to another. there's a credit for him and the capital for a boat is more 200 kilometers from there. it took another month to get the earth for my name and just just in awe me. yes. so we'll go in and we're going to see some noted as your role to do that. just let us know what the issue yes sir. and the others are, you know, lot of covert is not showing a boy a year for 18 months old and need to know if that much was deal with was no garcia. of course she swore the new check whic

. >> granny, can i go swimming be the cement pond?rley hillbillies is a commentary on upward mobility and the consumerism that comes with it. >> i finally took your advice and put some of my money in stock. >> the hillbillies, even though they might come across as lower class, they're happy with the way they've been living their lives. >> i can't believe how frustrated. the stupid car. i'm going get a better car. >> i'm gonna took up a rabbit stew. >> one episode involved granny mistaking a kangaroo for a giant jack racquet. >> hello, mr. jack racquet. >> she wanted to cook it. >> to the this day the highest rated half-hour episode of television. >> middle america fell in love with the beverley hillbillies. it spawned another television series at cbs. ♪ ♪ green acres is the place to be ♪ gr green acres we are there. ♪ >> absurd and ridiculous. >> look at that floor. that's solid oak! >> green acres was about a man and a woman living on fifth avenue and he decides he's going to be a farmer. >> there's somebody here to see you from the

those grannies can't get enough of this. call me, granny's. if you subtract the media's bakery, could it be that we actually all get along? which is deadly for the media? cnn want you to think that lactate whites and whites hate blacks. if you make that happen if everybody gets new shoes. the moment a hate crime turns out to be false it is eczema that hits on al capone's wife. he realized an argument over an on the real housewives. the vax in the un- vax are not like the hatfields hatfield's and mccoy's great romeo and juliet never argued about it right it's out of fiction. the entire story really and truly is about people deciding when they want to get the vaccine. the media however wanted to be war about much like this. >> thanks, grants. we are in new york city where the vaccination debate is tearing public apart, hopefully. as the young couple now. excuse me. circum- out where you just coming from getting vaccinated? kick it now, i went and got som chips. >> are you saying the vaccine contains microchips? >> are you vaccinated? >> just had

. >>> and then several groups took part in the protest including the raging grannies, and refuse fascism doctors see the abortion issue as part of a larger issue in texas. >> the texas law, which some people might think it's only about women's rights or reproductive rights, it's about textbook fascism. people don't know the history and the situation of other governments across the world right now. when autocrats want to take over, what they do is curtail women's rights first. >> texas' new law bans abortion after six weeks. >>> concession workers still working at oracle park tonight, and that's a good thing, they avoided a strike last night. contractor bone apity. >>> then the highly anticipated trial of elizabeth holmes gets under way. last week a jury of seven men and five women were chosen to decide her fate. she faces a dozen counts of wire fraud and conspiracy charges for allegedly defrauding investors and patients about her company's technology. if convicted holmes could face up to 20 years in prison. >>> coming up, smoother operations but fewer flights. how southwest is trying to

those grannies can't get enough of this. call me, granny's. if you subtract the media's bakery, could it be that we actually all get along? which is deadly for the media? cnn want you to think that lactate whites and whites hate blacks. if you make that happen if everybody gets new shoes. the moment a hate crime turns out to be false it is eczema that hits on al capone's wife. he realized an argument over an on the real housewives. the vax in the un- vax are not like the hatfields hatfield's and mccoy's great romeo and juliet never argued about it right it's out of fiction. the entire story really and truly is about people deciding when they want to get the vaccine. the media however wanted to be war about much like this. >> thanks, grants. we are in new york city where the vaccination debate is tearing public apart, hopefully. as the young couple now. excuse me. circum- out where you just coming from getting vaccinated? kick it now, i went and got som chips. >> are you saying the vaccine contains microchips? >> are you vaccinated? >> just had

of my granny, it's her 91st birthday today, happy birthday. [ cheers and applause ] trouper, trouperere in america, you sing u2 songs all day, then puke green beer on your uber driver. [ laughter ] even your sports teams have it wrong. right, let's have a look at this. the notre dame fighting irish. this is their mascot, the leprechaun. [ laughter ] he looks like abraham lincoln had sex with a garden gnome. [ laughter ] if you want fighting irish? conor mcgregor is a fighting irish. [ cheers and applause ] the thing about conor mcgregor, he'll pull your heart right through your ass. [ laughter ] "who the [ bleep ] is abe lincoln anyway? he'll do absolutely nothing, i'll fight him any day!" [ cheers and applause ] there you go. that's my conor mcgregor impression. thank you. [ laughter ] i'm also available for weddings and bar mitzvahs, depending on the price, obviously. [ laughter ] to prove my point that you guys know nothing about my homeland, we sent a camera crew out onto hollywood boulevard to administer a little test. spoiler alert, it did not go well. [ laughter ] >> today we'

dion: the raging grannies group joined in. the texas law bans abortions when fetal cardiac activity is detected, which is typically six weeks into the pregnancy. they say it infringes on a women's right to choose. >> it is a draconian measures. it is very pervasive. it can be imitated in other states, and other states are already talking about doing it. dion: the texas law is seen as one of the most restrictive in the country. take a look. if you got an email alert from the oakland unified school district about covid cases, it was in error. the district says in error -- an error sent out false messages every hour starting at midnight, containing information about old cases, including people testing positive for the virus or people who had symptoms. you can ignore the emails. they are turning off the system so they can fix the problem. we are nine days out from the recall election. governor newsom is pulling out all the stops this weekend. see who joined him today. plus, hear from the republicans who are trying to replace him.

$100 million into a new program that will give low-to-moderate income homeowners ability to build granny homes on their land. >> it is ground zero for the problem and the solution. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf pointed out that even though the state's eviction moratorium will end in two days, tenants in her city who are behind on rent still have breathing room. in oakland, the eviction moratorium is still in place and will continue until the oakland city council declares an end to the local health emergency. >> this project is unique. >> reporter: michael johnson is the president of urban core, a development company that builds mixed-income housing. the legislation signed today will help fast track this project on lake merritt. >> we will be able to move projects must faster than we have in the past. >> reporter: melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> when we return, jeff ranieri will join us, and we'll tell you which restaurants made the cut for the michelin list. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. this is a big deal, jeff, where shall we eat dinner tonight? >> i

my granny's house 70th avenue in east oakland. and i remember when everything happened, my mother and grandmother being in tears. and yeah, it just is very vivid to this day. so our hearts and prayers go out to the families who are still struggling with this. back here at home. we have a lot going on in terms of the weather you might have heard it last night. the thundering maybe you saw the lightning, john, are we still seeing that this morning as people are waking up. yeah, we're actually still in the midst of it for areas like san francisco in the north. a rainout. look at this video from just moments ago. in san francisco. heavy rain coming down. we also have lightning strikes, especially just south of san francisco in daly city in south san francisco itself. >> this is your view at financial district break here and just hearing that rainfall it's excellent seeing the rain. it's not so great seeing the cloud to ground lightning. that's where the fire danger comes into play. so it's a mix of something that we love to see someth

several groups took part in the protest including the raging grannies and refuse facism. they see the abortion issue as part of a larger trend in texas. >> when autocrats want to take over what they do is they curtail women's rights first. women are dangerous. women know the future for their children depends on democracy and their own rights. they will fight hard for it. >> the protests took place in front of the war memorial opera house in san francisco. texas' new law bans abortion after six weeks. >>> up next a miracle in the midst of so much destruction. one of the states endangered wolf packs survives the dixie fire. we'll speak live with the state wildlife expert about why this is so important. >>> also, not walking off the job yet. an update on the potential strike by concession workers at oracle park. >>> earlier today a hundred degrees in livermore. still 94 outside. west wind 13 miles per hour. we'll let you know when cooler temperatures arrive and when better air quality makes a comeback in our forecast when we come right back. >>> it is the second most destruc

he's 14 and not happy being hugged by old grannies are they, when they're 14, for goodness sake.he world paused. we became a real buddies. it made you realise how nice it is to have gone through the whole pandemic, you know, with somebody who you actually really enjoy, whose company... ijust got a bit bored of you. yeah, did you get bored of me? i had you for six months then i had you for another year. i i know, it's like, now he's like, now i'm cringe. it's been an incredible journey, hasn't it? where do we go from here? and that's very, very valid question we need to ask. we need to build up the confidence again. it's one thing that this epidemic has resulted in, is a lot of people are very timid and scared to go near other people. we need to rediscover that again, we need that human contact again. and this is, i've talked about them so many times, and this is my mum and dad. they're going to kill me for this, you know that. my mum, marcella, and my dad, guy. i had my second vaccine 7 april and so did my parents. just to have my family protected in this way is quite overwhelmin

power then there elisha's ita, beirut, afghan is phones i kidding, deputy prime minister, milan the granny. but our daughter has appeared in a video to deny room. as of his death, speculation had been swirling the door was caught up in a violent confrontation between tyler bond factions, commerce for pardon or the cupboard. i was traveling from toggle, so i had no access to the media in order to reject this new. we assure the dentist on nation mature, dane elders and you not to worry, there's no reason to worry. i haven't heard about it has more in this in cobble the top of a house, thought it for the 1st time, something high ranking officials to talk to the media about the exactly those reports that have been circulating for quite some time about a vis within the highest command of the taliban, and they said that basically those reports were fabricated. and they say that there's an investigation underway to try to find out exactly who's thought of those reports. they say basically the international community from members of the international community plus members of the form of governmen

i'd rather not go down to the americans betrayed us. president grannie betrayed us to you left us under the canons and tanks, and we can't stop either sides fighting. how much can they kill their brothers? how much can they kill their fellow guns? they have to stop fighting. it's all about dr. american military vehicles and pick up trucks taking fighters to and from the front line. thousands of men like these across af conestoga have no little else, but conflict and war all their lives. phil jango on a federal mission younger on the fighting, started 3 days ago. now we've taken a lot of it is up there by the antenna. we have no issue with the civilians. we are here to defend the rights. people are staying in their homes. the national resistance front of afghan external and ref is believed to be several 1000 strong and made up of main the ethnic tragic fighters and former afghan army soldiers. the group was led by this man lead masoud. his british military academy trained and the son of a sharma suit who fought against the soviets, and the taliban was assassinated by a corridor. 2 days b

yeah, if we, if we reflect on the health system enough, granny stone, this is for years already very vulnerable. where, where the system is facing problems around staffing supplies equipment and it's highly dependent on foreign donors. so we read from colleagues in the district that they have not received salary since several months and that they are running out of medication and which that we see an increased number of patients coming to us to our health care facilities. so the potential collette of the health care, our infrastructure is one of our major concerns and is all your colleagues. i mean, if you don't mind me asking this, are your colleagues having to make some difficult choices when it comes to patients about who's, who's going to be treated and, and who isn't as a result of this chronic shortage of supplies. fortunately, fortunately, we do have supplies and stopping in our in our hospital so we can continue to, to provide health care to everybody who comes to our hospital. however, we, we of course feel that a certain area there is a level availability of care and which

david lloyd was the communications advisor of the former african president sheriff granny. he says that resistance movement a likely to grow as i've got sounds many problems remain entrenched already from the like we see responses from, from the north, from west, some things on social media from harassment. people saying they are rising up as requested by see if he could emerge from the stand the resistance of the taliban safe and still able to operate. then i think this could be the beginnings of some sort of a national resistance. we've heard from other parts of the country where they may be potential on the next and i think in the show clearly, but huge relief on the population about kind of fighting will weigh on the taliban side, but quite soon we need to come. they've given the fact that there's no money in the banks and huge problems with the economy and real challenges to the taliban in running a government very different skill set from running in search. and then i think you might see that pockets of resistance. i think it will begin to grow across the country. the

several groups, including the raging grannies and refuse fascism.y see the issue as larger trend in texas. >> when autocrats want to take over, first they curtail women's rights. women are dangerous, know that the future for their children depends on the democracy and their own rights. will fight hard for it. >> took place in front of the war memorial opera house. the law bans abortion after six weeks. >>> trial of theranos founder elizabeth holmes gets under way next week. dozen counts of wire fraud and security charges for allegedly defrauding people with her company. could face up to 20 years in prison. >>> while we were ordering doordash and having zoom talks last year, kids were also stuck in time. a few made art. a gallery in the mission district is filled with their photographs, "first exposures" pairs underserved teenagers with mentors. jonathan bloom. >> think back to 1993, photos taken on film. that's when "first exposures" began. a lot has changed since then but some of the most important haven't changed at all. it's been almost a year an

when people visualise this, this is about - granny, their relatives.6, youi know, we might actually think about how this - may affect some of us, as well. there is a large amount - of people moving through the population, the baby boomers born | between 45 and 65, they aren't all| using it yet, but many— are contemplating possibly using it. and will have had their parents just gone through it in many cases. - it doesn't seem to matter which way it's done. - the hypothecation aspect - is the thing that is the slam dunk, you know. and i think labour made a mistake opposing it, despite it _ falls more into younger people - paying, and an elderly person with lots of housing that they rent out not contributing. - it is broadly progressive, the more you and you i the more you earn and you will pay more. here is sir keir starmer making what you just called a mistake on wednesday. working people will pay higher tax. those in need will lose their homes to pay for care, and he can't even say if the nhs backlog will be cleared. well, he gesticulates, but they are

quarter of a century since he is huge hit i believe i can fly in 96, the song that won him three grannies to be nominated for grammys and was very successful but during that time in the ensuing decades these allegations, these kinds of allegations really swirled around r kelly and as we heard during the trial from prosecutors, it was notjust r kelly. the accusation was that others in his inner circle enabled what he managed to achieve, the abuse he carried out. in the music industry has to analyse that and really figure out how it was allowed to happen. so a very tough decision that someone so high profile could seemingly have managed to get away with this kind of behaviour for so long and now we have as we have just heard the meat to movement rising over the past few decades and he is certainly one of the highest profile individuals to go on trialfacing the highest profile individuals to go on trial facing these kinds of allegations during the rise of this movement and as we have heard from the prosecutor, it shows that individuals guilty of these kinds of charges can no longer believe t

next on history bookshelf, peggy granny talks about her book, the president will see you now, my lessons from ronald reagan's final years. the ronald reagan presidential library hosted this event in march 2017. >> today's event is a little different than we have done in the past. for those of you, or maybe all of us in this room, we have ever wondered, who is ronald reagan? not what did he accomplish, or how did he change the world, but who is ronald reagan the man? who was the person away from the photos, the statues, the interviews and in many other dimensions the public sees? reading peggy grannies book, you can't help but feel that you are brought closer to ronald reagan and the person he truly was and today we invite you to learn what it means to be a leader from someone who worked alongside this great man for ten years. please join me in welcoming our keynote speaker, peggy grande. [applause] >> thank you so much for having me here today. what a pleasure. when a beautiful day at the reagan library. not that there is an ugly day here, but this is truly a beautiful day, i'm so gratef

. >> finally, tom, you've coined a class of stocks which you'd like to call granny shots, meaning it'sn easy basket given the background environment what kinds of names are still in that basket? is this an area where when you do decide to make a bet, it's going to be on epicenters, cyclical materials, that kind of thing? >> yeah, carl. i think when someone's constructing what they want to own, a big chunk has to be compound earners, companies that can on an all-weather basis can generate a top line growth, and because they have a great value, they can grow earnings much faster names like nvidia, tesla, these are all strubl real compound earners. but when i look at the fact that the virus in the u.s. is really diminishing and that there's a lot of pend up demand, that's a tailwind for cyclicals and a great point is oil at 71 i was looking at this moining. when i look at capex to sales, the energy sector, it's at near 20 or lo that's an center that's generating significant cash return for shareholders, and it's not lee freflected in the stocks >> a great way to begin the hour as well. we

even if you're protected, you still have to make sure that granny doesn't get it because you can be carryingelieve in vaccine mandates. i believe everybody needs to be vaccinated. i believe -- >> sean: i disagree. >> geraldo: you can disagree. we lost more people than we lost in the spanish flu in 1918. losing 2,000 people per day. >> greg: that has nothing -- >> dana: if you're vaccinated -- >> this has nothing to do with it. to be vaccinated is good enough. one more thing is up. ♪♪ ying. protection so good it's scary. "the addams family 2" playing october 1st. ♪ ♪ for deb, living with constipation with belly pain was the same old story for years. trying this. doing that. spending countless days right here. still came the belly pain, discomfort, and bloating. awful feelings she kept sugar-coating. finally, with the help of her doctor, it came to be. that her symptoms were all signs of ibs-c. and that's why she said yess to adding linzess. . . do not give linzess to children less than six and it should not be given to children six to less than 18, it may harm them. do not take linzess if you

[applause] next on history bookshelf, peggy granny talks about her book, the president will see you now, my lessons from ronald reagan's final years. the ronald reagan presidential library hosted this event in march 2017. >> today's event is a little different than we have done in the past. for those of you, or maybe all of us in this room

if you want to assault granny, that's okay.your state right now, if you want to rob a store as long as it's less than 1,000 bucks, it's totally fine. >> yeah. it's not about equal application of the law, lawrence. it never has been. it's just about whatever the democrats feel is going to move their agenda forward. at the expense of the average american citizen. i mean, you look at what is happening in california here. the democrats don't care about rising crime rates. the fact that anybody can walk into a store and walk out with $1,000 in product and they prosecution. they don't care. it's one of the reasons why we are going through a recall election today. these people live in bubbles. i got accidentally bumped up to first class the other day. i rarely fly first class and it was great. i was sitting up there going, you know what? it's no wonder that so many elitists in this country and elitist politicians keep telling us things are just fine. everything is okay. because from first class everything is okay. you know, when you l

look at the benefits specifically on the harm to children, not if you're more likely to protect your grannieprotected. they won't look at that. protected -- better protected. they won't look at that.— won't look at that. trevor clarke sa s, won't look at that. trevor clarke says. what's _ won't look at that. trevor clarke says, what's the _ won't look at that. trevor clarke says, what's the evidence - won't look at that. trevor clarke says, what's the evidence of - won't look at that. trevor clarke i says, what's the evidence of cobit latency and young people? this says, what's the evidence of cobit latency and young people?- latency and young people? this is the subject _ latency and young people? this is the subject of _ latency and young people? this is the subject of some _ latency and young people? this is the subject of some debate - latency and young people? this is the subject of some debate still, l the subject of some debate still, and we are 18 months into this pandemic. so latency is the period in which, after you catch the virus, before you can transmit it to other people — obvi

i granny. i cook up a good biscuit. what sort of biscuit?— granny. i cook up a good biscuit. in a care home? let me know if you think it's right or not that it's

they really do care about their grannies and all the parents, securely grannies and grandad's and they 65, you don't pay any national insurance and so that, if you're still working, so that seems to us to be not appropriate any more. it was probably quite reasonable at a time when all the people were not going to live so long and it was thought there was not extra money needed but now it would seem sensible to me to say national insurance should apply whatever age you are and the intergenerational foundation research we have done suggests this would raise well over £1 billion per year which is about a billion but want plug the gapjeremy hunt mentioned. —— it will not plug the 93p- borisjohnson has said it is "completely unacceptable" that england football players were racially abused by hungary fans during last night's world cup qualifier in budapest. mrjohnson has urged fifa to take "strong action" against supporters who made monkey noises and threw objects onto the pitch during the game, which england won a—0. i can speak now to tony burnett, ceo of kick it out, english football's eq

so if a homeowner wants their in-law unit or granny plot to be available to their literal grannies withoutrelocation fee, they need to keep that unit vacant because all long-term rentals are now subject to tenant protections, even if they're not reconciled and all adus are prohibited from short-term rentals. so if the landlord does not need the unit but doesn't want to manage a rental, he has to -- you know, to leave it vacant until, you know, he needs to leave it vacant until he's ready to rent it out or to the next owner who is more willing to be a landlord. so i think we should be a little bit patient with vacancy of brand-new units. maybe the first homeowner isn't going to use a brand-new adu immediately, but he might be waiting for the right time for his relatives or the following owner might rent it out. thank you. >> caller: oh, hawaii hi, this is stephanie peak with the san francisco land-use coalition and i agree with tess wellborn about the proposed procedures for the planning department. but i wanted to talk about adus. i just don't think that it is fair to people who are rentin

condescending, arrogant it was all you people on vaccinated americans, you are causing and killing granny ladies here at the fox news channel and you also have another season a new episode on fox nation on castles usa, you went to a castle with a dungeon, i think we have a portion, we will show it and have you tell us about it. >> would you like up with this one. >> i don't know. >> step on the floor. >> ticket there. >> that's it, the steps are double because there 500 years old. this is the dungeon. pete: what are we looking at i saw your face, where my going. >> all tell you all of these castles around the united states that i've had the opportunity to visit have dungeons and very interesting areas whether it's in galveston texas or in new york on the gulf coast, we were in the closet new hampshire. there was on castles on lakes, on bays, we've a very rich history of castles of the united states. it's a happy time people should go to fox nation and look at the second season of castles. i love the kitchen, i tell you i found garlic but you compound a few pounds of meat in that. it's a h