re stay with us, the latest news and analysis promise me madison, and don't the top stories and i'll just 0 a 1st batch. if you mandatory. 8 is revived enough canister on as capital airport reopened, for some commercial flights. imaginations has worn that have kind of on is on the verge of a food crisis. doctors and nurses. so the african health care system is close to collapse. many haven't been paid for the last 3 months of the world bank and other western bodies have frozen funding. remote fighting is continuing between taliban forces and a resistance movement in the punchy or valley to the north of the african capital. both sides claim they are winning the baffled.

stay with us, the latest news and analysis format going on now to hear me madison and don't the top stories and i'll just 0 a 1st batch if you mandatory and aid is arrived and that's gonna stand as cobble airport reopened for some commercial flights. united nations has warned that have counted on is on the verge of a food crisis. doctors and nurses to the african health care system is close to collapse. many haven't been paid for the last 3 months. of the world bank and other western bodies have frozen funding. remote fighting is continuing between taliban forces and a resistance movement in the punchy or valley to the north of the afghan capital. both sides claim they are winning the baffled jaw. stratford has moved from couple we have reports of heavy fighting on going people who were in the area yesterday said it was especially hard shelling. we understand that the tale bond certainly seem to be according to them making gains. they saying that they have taken control of 4 of the 7 districts district. he's effectively an area around a large village, according to our understanding, of cour

ah, ah me i'm not madison and don't have the top stories on our jazeera fighting is escalated to between the taliban and a resistance group. and upon sheer valley in afghanistan, the maintenance enclave is about 150 kilometers north of the capital capital. the region has been the only province to hold out against taliban rules. the secretary of state will visit, cut out on sunday for talks of kindness time and to be blinking as the taliban must stick to its promises. in order for sanctions to be the thought of encore find out more of the honey about adar is likely to lead the new afghan government which is expected to be.

madison's like hey, do you want me to help you do it? >> school was a battlefield. madison was picked on, the scrawny kid and a bit of a lo loner. >> he was always doing his own thing. >> everything changed by madison's seen jor yenior year school. he sprouted to almost 6 feet and had less time for dad and mom. >> madison was very social. he had a lot of friends. >> hannah traylor and madison grew up in the tiny town of eclectic, alabama. >> he was always like the class clown, like really goofy, trying to make everybody laugh. he might get in trouble for talking too much in class. >> as madison crossed over into the land of teendom, his parents found themselves without a map. >> during senior year people are turning 18, they're about to graduate high school. you know, he was just like any of the other kids that thought oh, i'm about to gain freedom and i'm just going to like push my boundaries a little bit. >> madison had started hanging out with with a group of friend, but i feel like too that group of friends kind of opened a door to marijuana and partying and all

ah, ah me, i'm not madison and don't have the top stories on our jazeera fighting is escalated to between the taliban and a resistance group. and upon sheer valley in afghanistan, the maintenance enclave is about 150 kilometers north of the capital capital. the region has been the only province to hold out against taliban rules. you're a secretary of state to visit, cut out on sunday for talks and i've got to stand on to be blinking to says the taliban must stick to its promises. in order for sanctions to be the taliban court . find out more of the country about adar is likely to lead the new afghan government, which is expected to be in. as soon he says improving the economy as the priority. the article regarding the government that we will form. it will include all factions of the african people. i want to assure people that we are doing utmost efforts to improve their living conditions. the government will provide security because it is necessary for economic development, not only rough canister on the whole world. we are able to provide security. we are able to overcome other problems

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i will be back in a moment with more of a let me if you can. i'm madison. i ah, the taliban has taken control of afghan a song 20 years after it was the whole from power. the country now faces a new reality. how will that impact the people as events on falls in the world? stay with us, the latest news and analysis from us going on. it was meant to be that day. did you hear the cameras going quickly put a project attack, stunned the world, and the u. s president, a guy came in and whispered something into the prisoner's ear. what did he tell fatal for the school children present? the events of september, the 11th defined the world. they grew up in just a huge moment. these are their stories. 911, witness on al jazeera. it's the case biggest hospital with eventual capacity for 4000 covet 19 patients built inside a london conference center. it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites are under way the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised resear

so madison, our work isn't going to show me a fix up it in is when it comes up to it and they don't know where it goes up, you know, that goes on your multi ample messina question. as a kid only, i don't love talk to you this time, but i didn't get me to get the one i started. so you're going to call me my that but i, but i said rather than the i'm, we have that on the internet to get me to live for not a cell phone that they don't even need them. and me. so my family has your number here. yes. and then finally celebrate the pay back a glimpse made those young black rack with the epic on the back me. and i'm at the back point, but i don't know how to get i was gonna see and see if that meant that he could be for medical get them on the field level in my study. and believe me that they got it. got it all in the mail or when i'm on the completion of the line and it's been more than that. okay. but then on that thought, let me know how badly the list is pretty list. notice if it got to be really was sort of what i'm looking it up be really really cool. is is that super mac or gentleman? he

c, that movie up or fixture, but, you know, put them on the board or so madison, our work isn't going to show me a fix up it in is when it comes on and what if they're not, they don't know where it goes up on the ample wasn't as a kid only i don't love talk to you this time, but i didn't get me to get the one i started. but when you call me margaret, but i, but i said whether approval at the bottom you mentioned that on me could get me to let her know that they don't even need to miss. so my phone number here is 5. you celebrate this back to back a glimpse made those young like the app it up on the back me and i meant the back went back home. i don't know how to get i was gonna see and see if he could get them on the bus in the highest the study of believe me that they got it. got it all and when i'm and then i completion of inquiring and says if they've been more handed. okay. but then i thought, i know how badly the list is putting lists even if it got so most of them are going to be really was sort of what i'm a perspective up be really really cool is, is that super important? look it up wher

then we're going to have to take any time at the 120 and then i let them know that madison anyone when move in and let me let me just look at that because of the month of the month month to remind you how your coffee medina because pilot must my sister her how are the little bottom and you and i would love the deal more often a little bit. so can you see her the month to month? i'm testing the ada and a half of us get amen. and it's the end of the fall, jetta, you will have that. you have the cosign brigades and sariah. you could have an underground network underneath the gaza strip. at this point that's been built for 15 years, they have the capacity to keep their military operations. and they're planning separate from the largest civilian area in the gaza strip with the least military benefit. because remodeling the furthest from the border if it's the most densely populated area of an urban of the urban environment. it militarily makes no sense. oh, i demolish towers were attracted to businesses because of the services they provided. company requiring stability, rented office space there, knowing that

and out of positive territory ♪ the way you make me feel ♪ >>> celebrities packed madison square garden another term, to -- >> to help every person realize the promise of america >> president bush was in jacksonville visiting students no one whispered in his here that day there was no department of homeland security, no tsa. when passengers for four commercial flights all headed west, arrived at the airports, they didn't have to remove their shoes or belt. on the morn of september 11th, the new york skies were famously blue, but the night before -- a thunderstorm rolled through. filmed from the windows on the world, covered in rain, they're some of the last images we have inside the world trade center. it's last tourists, too, for 2,977 americans, september 10th was their final night, their last chance to crawl into bed, to kiss their children good night, to eat dinner with friends, or catch the sunset. >> a beautiful night, 75 degrees. >> their last monday night football game. >> wide open for the touchdown. >> their last monday, because tuesday, tuesday changed everything >>> 1,470 pe

madison is home a little bit so that she gives me today, but they saw me hunting there. but another concern will, can our roommate have heaven as yet of class as well? if you had that class from you and i have not received them, i think it has given them a letter. so can you think that they can go ahead and do the caution off nutrition? you can do to see them with her so her day care to to get in and move that to cedar. i need them. she said, i did have together has had l g at room now. i mean it's not even sure. well, good luck to come to the meeting where they could newsletter can look at it was good to go look. in addition to the flem shook. imagine mcnair control measures should i use use use . had you seen a road is most up if you could contribute literally mother it's mikaela. i can thank you so much. i could have been if i'm a debit enough that i'm good enough. yeah. gotcha. that if the with the hotel and there's an engine because she didn't even look good if it was good back it is well, what i would do the ready anyways, you could get back at that. she had an opp

i me i sort of, we used to be the letter she had eve madison and we would be the dilemma easy be copays. and then that would mean mean what did i mean to show you? it was sent out either to him without liberty where he but, but actually i'm have a lack and i'm one of the really a uni gosh, what is it? and the she says leave, but i'm still in the the seizure but he are in not what motherly he supposed on he bad, but i know somebody out there. you see there's a didn't commute minimum so lead was $700.00 will feel the hurt in which i will show you. hadn't medina on your settle the java? someone from a life of you wish them and i was not the one of those, but they had to put up with the shadow what glen did memo minutes? let one of the williams college summer. how many missed emotion was something different from our met? not when you speak to the ultimate one about the delay meeting matter. why are we not fuss? odyssey shut up. that pretty much i had the dea was to mark as it was. if you do decide, actually the ones i thought it to us and then i can ask him about an almond already to relati

i mean, literally throw madison in the home a little bit of school that she gives me today, but they saw me 20 there. but another concern can our roommate have then haven't as yet of course as well, if you had that service class from you, i have not had been i was, i think it has given them a token early. yeah. who you think to be, you know, you know, they could be fairly cautious off the kitchen. you can do to see them in addition to the day give me something. yeah. then what are some, move them up to a cedar? i got a little she said, i didn't have to give her medical adel good at room now or maybe even more up to condense the meaning where they couldn't use a critic in like an initial initial good could it. in addition to the french you can merge. mcnair control me pretty sure. yeah. ah . the news news had you seen a road is mostly enough if you could contribute this mother, let me clean over. i can thank you so much. i could have been if i'm not having enough that i'm good enough good i that if the engine goes up because she hasn't got paid and you know the look of a good deal of

madison. thanks very much for having been with me. goodbye. ah. the right here to report on the people often ignored, but who must be hurt. how many other channels can you say will take the time and put extensive thought into reporting from under reported areas. of course, we cover major global events that are passionate lives and making sure that you're hearing the story from people in places like how was fine libya and her region. and so many other. we go to them, you make the effort. we care little is more distressing for a woman than a month 20 pregnancy going horribly well. aside from then being punished for salvador devotion lot of women incarcerated. some say their own, the crime was a devastating still, but the story of one woman struggle that ignited miscarriage of justice. a witness documentary on al jazeera. examining the headline, we can have a political, the census political difference should not be the reason for kill other women invest because his german location we gain access to a training camp run by the surgeon boy from differen

and, madison, let me welcome you.our world" show on fox. and look at you now. way to go. >> reporter: thank you, neil. thank you. neil: very modest. if that were me, i would be saying, well, it's all me. [laughter] anyway, that is not had soften's style, but welcome. we've got a lot more coming up including a look at this market before we get word from the federal reserve whether it's going to keep it going or maybe interrupt it. the big weight on the federal reserve, let me cut to the chase here, the fed has been buying a lot of treasury securities, a lot of others, mortgage securities, you name it, municipal bonds to the tune of $120 billion a month for well, well over a decade, actually going back almost 13 years. and now they're hinting that, all right, we've got to stop this. training wheels for the economy when they needed it, now we're far past the point of needing it with inflation, so how do they thread that needle? we'll find out because in the interim here treasury yields are awfully low. they don't seem to

and, you know, when i did madison square garden -- 'cause my kids are going to come and see me at radio garden. and they were, like, "no." and it wasn't even that long ago. [ laughter ] it's like kids remember nothing, 'cause they don't care >> seth: yeah. >> they don't care because children are just god's punishment for having sex. [ laughter ] i know that sounds hard. >> seth: you guys have had a lot of sex, 'cause you have a lot of kids >> five times we've had sex. >> seth: you have five kids. >> five kids >> seth: last time we talked was april of 2020. how did you hold up? how did you make it through? >> you know, the pandemic -- i actually -- well, i died in june, which was weird. [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh. okay >> we can cut that out [ laughter ] no i -- >> seth: you did look a little - >> i mean, i looked a little pale >> seth: you look -- you've lost some color yeah >> i mean, it was crazy. i mean, the -- you know -- you know, this is going to sound pandering, but i feel as though the pandemic was hardest on mothers. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> definitely mothers, right or the men

ahora, yo me imaginoque estar en un estadio como el madison es para machos, me dijeron que la banda tenÍaen rebanadas como esta. la sandÍa en cubos. la mezclamos . las cebollas importante, que picarla a lo largo y que le deje un poco de cuervo para pincharla. en juliana espero no muy delgadas. calculamos una media pulgada, este es el corte para las ensaladas de la cebolla. raÚl:mantenga ahÍ, si no la gente no lo ve. chef: viste que era importante invitar a raÚl. el jugo de un limÓn. es tan fÁcil que no necesita el adel oso, el aderezo es limÓn y aceite de oliva. karla: yo si necesito un exprimidor. no tengo esa fuerza en los brazos. raÚl: porque no juegas golf como el chef. vamos al mismo gimnasio. karla: tienen buen cuerpo a los dos. no se metan con mi raÚl. chef: no hace falta un aderezo porque tiene queso y olivas negras. suficiente sabor. presten atenciÓn que esto fÁcil, aceite de oliva, cebolla, sal y pimienta. es una ensalada ligera. fÁcil de hacer y despidiendo el verano. unas hojas de menta. karla: Échale bastante de menta. raÚl: cocina verano, cocinÓ en otoÑo, y cuando no quiero

me. see again, soon still had an i'll just 0 running out of madison's ventilators and oxygen. unicef appeals for help. as much as children, philip hospital, the cost of john, the son of a special report. couple, my mexico want to challenge us dominance in latin america and the caribbean. and he is paid tribute to the highest goals score in the history of english top flight football says coming up with jump in sport. the news cut out one of the boston growing nations in the world. i won a contract, needed to open and develop into national shipping company to become a team, middle east, and tough for trade and money skillfully enough. re key is up to about filling up front of connecting the, connecting the future. got cut to gateway to whoa trade, frank assessments, by way it is a lesson again, freedom, surprising informed opinions. what you saw happening is market. it was what it was was petune is the critical debate here. it's not between cooler and any other conference here that 4 years re running to keep them people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera

me now. when you think about what your colleague madison cawthorn said? >> it's totally irresponsible. it's hard to imagine. but this is a continuation of the big lie. what he is saying is, if elections continue to be rigged, he may find it necessary to take up arms. but the election was not rigged. so when he's really saying is, if he continues to propagate the lies about our election. it may lead him to bear arms, to confront his own lies. in this is the danger that let us into january 6th. the propagation of falsehoods, about our election, the glorifying of political violence. urging other people, potentially to violence. and it could not be more reprehensible. it's also reflected of this new generation of republican members of congress. that came to congress, basically each of them trying to scream louder than the other. and trying to get their 15 minutes of fame of being more outlandish than the other, all devoted to tearing down the institutions of government. and never making the transmission to governing in any way. it's an incredibly dangerous trend for the country. >> you men

me. as i can struggle with rockery food prices, the united nations volumes of a humanitarian catastrophe. ah madison, this is alive from dell also coming up. this is a ruthless group from the past and whether or not they change remains to be seen. us defense change the value to keep an eye on the taliban and insist on more hasn't been told in vain. 73 students have been kidnapped and yet another attack in niger .

me now. what do you think about what your colleague madison cawthorn said? >> it's so irresponsible it's hard to imagine. what he's saying is if elections continue to be rigged he may find it necessary to take up arms. of course the election wasn't rigged, so what he's really saying is if he continues to propagate the lies about our election it may lead him to bear arms to confront his own lies. and this is the danger that led us into january 6th, the propagation of falsehoods about our election, the glorifying of political violence, urging other people potentially to violence, and it couldn't be more reprehensible. but it's also reflective of this new generation of republican member of congress that came to congress basically each of them trying to scream louder than the other and trying to get their 15 minutes of fame for being more outlandish than the other all devoted to tearing down these institutions of government and never making the transition to govern in any way, and it's an incredibly dangerous trend for the country. >> you mention january 6th. of

madison, tell me more. steve: where is she? reporter: of course i'm on a party bus right now, guys.ty, but if you give it a couple hours, we're on broadway, this whole street is going to be packed with open air vehicles, just like this one, carrying partyers all over the city and like you mentioned one of the most attract if groups here, that's always jumping on these buses, is your bachelorette party, and that is really big business here in nashville, because the wedding industry, like you mentioned, well, it's absolutely booming. we're expecting 2.5 million weddings next year because of all of the covid shutdowns, that's creating a lot of business in nashville, tennessee the reason that they're coming here you have affordable prices, you're also looking at an accessible location for much of the country, and of course, fun opportunities like this one, we actually spoke to the ceo of this and he told us this destination is one that they constantly have people coming back to, and you get it when you have views like this one, guys. >> on any given month, there's up to 8,000 bacheloret

snatched up yet so ashley if you want me to put an offer down let me know and i'll make it happen for you. okay? ashley: if only, madisonn green hills just around from the green hills mall. beautiful area. madison thank you very much and by the wake make sure to keep it on fox business for all of our new tuesday night real estate primetime lineup, at 8:00 p.m. eastern, cheryl casone hosts american dream home followed by mansion global coming up at 9:00 p.m. all only on fox business. gotta love real estate. by the way, opec crowning oil king through 2035, what happens after that? and what are major power plays doing to keep the lights on even when fossil fuels go dark? if they go dark, we'll be asking pseg ceo ralph izzo that very question next, meantime as we head to the break take a look at the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq, all sorts of red, the nasdaq getting hit hardest, down 2.5% we'll be right back. that building you're trying to buy, you should ten-x it. ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. and it's fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like our lunch. (laughs) amazing! see it. wan

madison, would you say healing? >> yeah, i would say so, yeah. >> because this is the first time, right? that's my understanding, first time that the young ladies have been to shanksville. describe for met felt healing, if you could. >> yes. this is the first time they've been. you know, the twins, halle and madison were five years old when tom died, anna claire was 3. i think it has been healing because they've had 20 years to think about what this place was like. it was kind of an anomaly, a mystery. to walk the ground, to see the trajectory of the plane through the monuments, to stand on the crash site, hold hands, be able to pray, to be able to talk to some of the other children that lost a parent on that flight also, i think that's really brought them full circle today. for me to be able to experience that with them and watch them go through that habits been beauti. >> i wonder if leading up to this verse date, this marking of 20 years,. did it feel different, did you have to prepare yourself emotionally leading up to this, especially since your girls were coming with you the first time, but because this is such a big marker. 20 years, for so many, it feels like yesterday. >> you

invisible enemy, cold the war on terror the event in madison then yellow mysteries so young but of the i don't know those who need to know, but she did she me but you don't have to read too many gamma one or middle so then you know, this which i mean this is tony then assistance in missouri and credit union better the, you know, you for the money up front or month to month fee. we're seeing the service in, in the see those from the use. i see them in moderation to get the we and i can see on the get see going to be on the i think of the most basic level when we realized how we entered into a permanent state of war like went off and proponents of counter terrorism on a global scale, think of as a long war, but without in something like that. and i think that what we've accepted is a political machine that is sustained by fear is a very old. it's a very old political tactic. i mean machiavelli us in the prince is better for the prince to be feared or loved. and his conclusion is because the locus of fear, the, the source of fear resides in him, in the prince. it can be constant for his rule, whereas the locus of love resides in the people in

me explain. hillary clinton's billing records, remember, connecting she and her husband to the madison guarrantytewater lending bank, they disappeared. the billing records disappeared. they miraculously showed up in the white house. the billing records for michael sussman has a road map of what happened too. the durham indictment alleges also hillary clinton's team of researchers accessed data in the executive branch. we're talking, the executive branch covers treasury, state department, judiciary, in order to go after president trump in order to go after internet traffic connected with trump's businesses with russia's alfa bank. it turned out it was marketing email spam touting trump's hotels. michael sussman, the democrat lawyer, billed the clinton campaign for a meeting with the fbi's top lawyer. he said he wasn't representing any client. he was merely a citizen trying to plant inside the fbi hillary's false story based on confidential public records. he billed for talking to journalists. he tries to plant it. then they leak the false story. you see how circular this is, congressman? go ahead

me, we're never on the whatever route migration we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories on sierra ah, i'm rob madison and joe, how the top stories on our 0 is there any police have detained? the last 2 of 6 palestinian prisoners escaped from a high security facility, but he's arrested home come on z as one of your fat aim janine in the occupied westbank ending a to search. ari faucet has this update from jeanine. there were 2 concerns. i think one, the immediate one being how this might all and that if there was some kind of major firefight with the death of either or both of the escape, prisoners potentially wider bloodshed that that could have triggered a much bigger round of violence. both in the occupied was bank on potentially with gaza as well because 5 of the 6 escapees. both of those arrested overnight from islamic jihad palestinians. i mean you had and they've been there been rockets fight out of gaza after the previous 2 rounds of arrests that didn't happen so far . so i think that would be aside relief on that front. still no word on when girls will return to secondary school and dennis du

. >> now, congressman, let me turn to the aftermath of the january-6th insurrection. freshman republican congressman madison cawthorn of north carolina referred to insurrectionists as, quote, political prisoners at a party event this week. he also falsely claimed the recent election rigged, and said there would be bloodshed -- this is a quote -- he said bloodshed despite denial from his office that seems like a pretty clear threat to me. what -- what is it like to come to work every day with someone like cawthorn? will there be consequences for his threat, congressman? >> reverend, i made a note because this is such an important issue. he also said he would dread having to pick up arms against a fellow american. that's pretty strong language, reverend. and it does make it difficult for persons to -- um -- do the things that we have to do to pass legislation. we like to believe that we can visit with each other, and we can talk to each other. and that we don't have any intentionality associated with harming another american when these conversations are taking place. this is very much regrettable. it's a very

there are some who are not telling me that they are not going to attend. but marjorie taylor greene and madisonhat there are political prisoners, do not intend to go. i think that there is always a risk, politically, if this does turn violent. lawmakers want to be very careful about not having their names attached to it, especially after what we saw with january 6th. despite the organizer promising that they are working very closely with -- with law enforcement to ensure that there is not violence. but one thing that i do think is an underlying problem for republicans that -- that this rally just underscores is that part of the base has just -- they still believe that january 6th is justified. >> right. >> they still think the election is stolen. and that is where these republicans are being put in uncomfortable position. >> olivia beavers who covers congress very well. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thanks, chris. >>> fresh from undermining roe v. wade, supreme court justice amy coney barrett is outraged or concerned people see the court as partisan. on the call that's coming from insi

me get back on track here. it doesn't matter which city your from, your from atlanta where my sister lives, madison wisconsin, mayor garcetti from la, it doesn't matter where you are from, the worst thing in the world we can do is continue relying apart relying on disasters, it makes a much more sense to be resilient on the front hand, for us to adapt, make proactive investments and ensuring the resilience of our communities and of course resilience means economic resilience, resilient in our safety, resilience of the ecological productivity, all of these comprise resilience. we have seen as the chair noted, we have seen extraordinary numbers that are wasted, wasted in the aftermath of disaster because if things could've been in the front and, it would've been so much less expensive and of course would've prevented those communities from being impacted, being destroyed. at the federal level, and of course being in the united states, one of the most powerful countries, or the most powerful country in the world, we often look at climate, we look at resilience in this macro level, but i'm really excited to have mayors

children have any channels you'd end up in no way let me ah, i oh i i try to miss the british army is on stand by as fuel one short in the u. k. ah madison, this is al jazeera alive from dell ha, also coming up a fears of a potential government shutdown in the us after senate republicans blog a spending bill just days before a funding deadline to make any sense from an economic point of view.

me the. ready ready who's announcing a coalition against the president, a group of political party van together engineers here. ah madison. this is a lie from dough have also coming up. sedans, top military leader addresses divisions and it's transitional government. he says the council needs to take.

back into it it feels great >> jimmy: you got to film a scene at madison square garden, 'cause we talked about this, you're in a movie "marry me bit, yeah, yeah [ laughter ] i was like "please, please let me in this movie." yeah dude, you're a good actor. >> yeah, man, i love it. >> jimmy: like we got to do a scene together but what was it like, not acting with me but with jennifer lopez >> with you it was great, man. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah i'm sure it was a lot of pressure working -- acting with me >> oh yeah i feel the pressure. >> jimmy: thank you, yeah. i'm a serious actor. [ laughter ] but what was owen like was he - >> he's great, man you know, that was like the first time i was doing a movie >> jimmy: sure >> and jennifer, she called me she wanted me to be part of the project. so it's like my first movie and it's a hollywood movie with jennifer and owen. we have an amazing casting too so - >> jimmy: they were. >> yeah, good news just positive vibes happening right now. >> jimmy: everything's happening for you. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're a good guy. you're a good guy. [ cheers and applause >> thank you, man. we see t

madison. i thank you so much for joining us at the present director of the global center on climate adaptation here behind me. i think for chloe and earlier that we last 10 years. so there is a lot of catching up to do just 2 months ahead. that is very important climate meeting in glasgow. so a lot at stake here and day and step out there for us in rotterdam. thank you so much step. while speaking of adaptation to climate change, there are currently whether allowance across southern india warning of flooding rain. jeff has the details for you in the wild weather update. hello, good to be with you. we are dialing up the intensity of the seasonal rains in india . so here, let me show you specifically for the southern indian state of tailing, gone right through to go up here not to go and also caroline and talking about taylor gone for a 2nd so far from june 1st to september. first, we scooped up 763 millimeters of rain more than a quarter of what you should see. and we'll add on about another $200.00 more millimeters in the days to come. a disturbance in the bay have been gall is just throwing weather around f

madison mc off witness the smash and grab. >> i heard it in the store. it sounded like a gunshot to me. it was a bang, bang. >> this is the latest in a string of steps at major retailers. >> honestly, it is scary to see how bold that they are becoming. >> we heard about the others, but we never thought it would happen here because this is like a little manila. >> what do you say to the suspects? >> my god, guys, get a job. you know? i mean, it is very scary. >> the store manager says they are adding up the losses from that robbery. they are thankful that no one was seriously hurt. >>> rain is set to return to the bay area. here is darren peck with how much could be falling in your neighborhood. >> promotes neighborhoods, not a whole lot. we do have light rain coming tonight. we have a chance in the south bay. that show you what it looks like. it is the clouds that will be more noticeable than anything else today. that is the main take away. cloudy and cooler. everybody gets a day where it is cooler and cloudy. there is a good-looking storm right off the coast aimed at washington and ore

madison heights high school. ms. simmons and then university of chicago, i've been working on wall street where i had an english teacher as a senior analyst who taught me a lot about retailing or more. i think you just develop your own writing style and you know, i mean i think you get to a point where you feel comfortable with it and probably you tend to overuse certain techniqueshere and there . but yeah, when something," are usually when i use for market it isn't like a direct quotation summary saying something on san juan, i'm not sure this board means what theysay . like, it was a terrible event or something. i can't think of a good example other than that but maybe it was, maybe it wasn't . air quotes, like now. >> cultivate the skills of contemplation, take the path less traveled, five percent of the time and be skeptical, three pieces of advice in gary hoover's lifetime learner's guide to readingand learning. thanks for joining us .

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