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elle will join us at the table but with me is senior senior law enforcement analyst andrew mccabe former director of the fbi and evan perez. andy, one thing elle laid without well what we know in the documents, if you add what we learned in these unsealed documents with the subsequent reporting of kind of the timing here, how national archives sought all of these documents, how some documents were returned from mar-a-lago and then kind of they attested to there were no more documents in mar-a-lago and go and pick up 1 1 additional sets of classified information. what do you see in that? does that surprise you? >> it really does. i think you're right to focus on the facts of the timeline as we know it. if you're an investigator looking into this case, you are constantly thinking about intent, intent is typically the hardest piece of a criminal case to prove. as you're looking at this evidence, you're trying to understand was this just a matter of mistake or incompetence or poor planning that this material ended up in mar-a-lago and the thing that works against that in this case from my pr

today i am signing two bipartisan ells to give federal and local prosecutors more time to hold criminals accountable for defrauding the american people during a once in a century pandemic. look, the american people deserve to know that their tax dollars are spent as intended. my message to those cheats is, you can't hide. we will find you, make you pay back what you stole and hold you accountable under the law. i want to thank the members of both parties in the house and senate for getting these bills to my desk. now i will sign them into law as proof of another piece of my economic plan, the belief that in the united states of america there is nothing beyond our capacity. nothing, when we work together as the united states of america. that is what these bills represent. we work together. god bless you all. may god protect our troops. [indiscernible] pres. biden: just signed the paycheck protection program. the economic disaster loan. thank you very much. i know it is hot out here. reporter: can you tell us more about brittney griner? pres. biden: i am hopeful. we are working hard. repor

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. >> from pow elle township, michigan. -- powell township, michigan. ♪ jeff: nearly 48 million americans level of hearing loss but because of the high cost of hearing aids, many who need them go without but that could soon change. this past week, the f.d.a cleared the way for hearing aids to be sold over the counter, a new rule that could expand access to hearing devices for unless. barbara kelly, executive director of the hearing loss association of america is with us. great to have you with us. >> thank you, jeff. >> as i understand, only about 30% of people who need hearing aids are getting them and the biggest limitation has been cost so how significant is that move by the f.d.a? >> it's a huge move. in fact, 0% of people who could benefit from hearing aids don't get them. it's not only cost that stops people. another is the barrier to care. where do they go? it's a murky process and also, there's stigma. some people just don't want to take that step to treat their hearing loss because they associate it with older people so we are really excited about this new avenue or this new path

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want you to take it from me but take it from a large number, 126 america con midsts and seven nobody ell prize winners and in a letter, i want you to hear this my republican friends because clearly you don't know this, but now that you do, perhaps you will change your comments. these investments will fight inflation and lower costs for american families while setting the stage for long-term are economic growth. and i submit, their letter to the record. another point i want to make as i hear them saying that this is going to be such a thing about the audits -- despite the republicans' desperate falsehoods and does not increase audits on america's working families. a republican appointed by donald trump said these resources are absolutely not about increasing audit scrutiny on small businesses or middle-income americans. there you have it. i ask these questions, when you hear about what this means to america's working families, how can you vote against lowering prescription drug costs for seniors and underserved communities as we continue to fight inflation, how can you vote with pharma an

i appreciate you coming on the show, elle miller. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. kristen: coming up next -- we are talking wine. but you may not want to say cheers, because raising a toast is costing you a lot more in the famed sonoma county wine country. we will explore when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ kristen: if you have been planning a trip to the wine country this fall, perhaps for the first time since the pandemic, get ready for sticker shock. winetasting costs have soared in sonoma county. the new winetasting report finds the average cost of a tasting in march of 2020, just before the lockdown, was $25. make that $26. compare that to june of

but like elle, i'm going to look first if we see the search warrant, what are the crimes that the fbiaid was there to recover evidence of. that will, i think, give us some further insight into what the nature and the specify tis because that also may confirm some of the reporting about somebody who is close to trump and perhaps had access to the premises having been speaking with law enforcement. >> how did this happen? why would trump or his aides pack these documents up from the white house? why, when they're asked to turn them over, would they not turn them over in a way that someone in his inner orbit is concerned enough? these aren't these kim jong-un love letters, maybe something he would keep as souvenirs. these are nuclear, classified documents that they were seeking. we're not sure that's what they found. that's what they were seeking. >> we need to see that affidavit. as you heard here, both sides, trump side and doj have initial copies that would explain some of this to us. we're getting more a clarity now. the search warrant was executed from the trump organization pushed

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the "easy on me" singer revealing to "elle" magazine that she was unhappy with the format.ait was worth it. >> reporter: the grammy winner gracing the cover of the magazine's september issue. the superstar also talking candidly about her romance with sports agent rich paul. ♪ we could have had it all ♪ ♪ rolling in the deep ♪ >> reporter: and setting the rerd straight on rumors, telling "elle," i'm not engaged but saying she absolutely wants to get married again. i'm just in love. i'm happy as i'll ever be. i must as well be married. as for expanding her family, she said, i definitely want more kids. i'm a homemaker and a matriarch and a stable life helps me with my music. >> that was one topic i wasn't sure how much she would want to go there, but the way we got into it, i asked, are you in love? she kind of hit the table, she said, oh, my god. i've never been this in love. >> of her new residency, the singer hinting it's all about the music and it's really, really nostalgic. weekends with adn . signment in vegas. >> i think you'll get it. thank you, erielle. >>> we're goi

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i saw an official elling of the john bold june and he's in the police violently discussing protest this. these are sort of good tens of thousands of people. troy we called inspired to program making. welcome to generation change unrivalled broadcasting. white people did not want black children in their schools. we have to fight for algebra english proud recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year award for the 6 year running. ah ah, welcome back you watching out 0 mind a thought top stories this our us justice department says it's charged a man it describes is a member of iran's revenues from god. it accuses him of involvement in a plan to murder, the former national security adviser, john bolton. rollins says, the accusations of baseless and politically motivated on the u. s. president donald trump has refused to answer questions on the open your the appeared in the state attorney general's office policy for a long running investigation looking into his real estate business. ukraine is wanting. russia is preparing to connect power from these operations nuclear down to c

. >>> adelle covers the latest edition of "elle magazine.nuary she announced she was going to be postponing that vegas residency due to covid related production delays. she did that just one day before she was set to take the stage. now the grammy winner is opening up about why she made that tough decision telling "elle" the stage setup wasn't right it was very disconnected from me and my band and lacked intimacy. she goes on to say, i don't think people would have -- many people would have dope ne what did. i'm very proud of myself for standing by my artistic needs. on a lighter note, she is addressing the buzzy engagement rumors swirling around the internet recently saying she's not engaged to her boyfriend rich paul but she could see herself getting married again. that is september issue of "elle. hits stands on the 30th. you can check out more information on today.com >>> next up, our friend joanna gains, we have a special pop start exclusive announcement this morning she got a new book on the way. it is her first solo memoir, "the stori

china, i think we've got some outbreaks of showers and thunderstorms that show up the i saw official elling of the journey new voices heating up the airway. lot of chinese listeners. we can't really hear what they really think in their own country shifting paleface case, the rise of citizen journalism has changed everything. how do you happen? it happened on social media and the undeniable impact of the mainstream narrative australians went to the pole with those images front of mine is a water very much came forth out in the media as well as on the battlefield there listening post. dissect the media on al jazeera with ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories. this our iraq's influential sheer leader, mcdahl santa, is demanding an early election and dismissed any dialogue with the government. in a televised address, sada urged to supporters to continue their sit in parliament until the demands and meet you as president joe biden has signed a new executive order aimed at making it easier for women to travel between states to get an abortion in june, the supreme court overtu

i saw official elling of the journey olivia like everywhere, connectivity is paramount for infrastructure and dependence on foreign corporation speech to remain offline. now a politician uncheck activist or building a home grown solution, a q, the nation's technological sovereignty. ah, rebel geeks, the citizens network on i just, you lou . lou. hello, you're watching al jazeera, i'm emily anglin. he is a reminder of your top stories this hour. the ukrainians of warning that the russians are preparing to connect power from jackson from the separation nuclear plant, with crimea, which they annexed in 2014. the plant has come under attack several times over the past week. the you and nuclear watchdog is warning of a nuclear disaster. inflation in the u. s. could be cooling, the consumer price index climb to i point 5 percent in the year through july compared with 9 point one percent to do both straight ease up. and if he gets our welcome were pre full consumers and former us president donald trump has refused to answer questions under i think new york he appeared at the state attorney gener

we have katrina ell with us. do you have a sense that the gods of recession in the u.s.nd more broadly have grown after hearing that speech? >> i mean, certainly. the speech really home the fact that the fed is taking no prisoners when it comes to wanting to fight inflation and sustainably bring it back down. as a consequence, if a recession results so be it, because it was pretty clear that the long-term consequences of leaving inflation extremely elevated and the anchoring -- deanchoring inflation expectations are not worth the risk. in europe we have a recession bank to for the ok this year. it makes sense to say u.s. recession odds have increased as well just because that laser sharp focus on trying to bring down inflation is really the priority with the fed at this point. as a consequence of that, domestic demand has to come down. the labor market is incredibly tight, the fed is uncomfortable with the tightness of the labor market. the july jobs report showed the impact of those tightening stats have not flowed through, so they will continue to move quite aggressive

and we are one-on-one with sarah paulson, andrew garfield, and elle fanning. >> it is that kind of cheeking'sthat's what i think they respond to. dion: get ready to do some binging. "on the red carpet" has all of the emmy buzz sunday at 2:30 p.m. one last check of the weather with answers. francis: good evening, everyone. check out the temperatures right now. almost midnight and we are still in the 70's in a couple of spots. 72 in brentwood and cloverdale. around the bay, upper 50's to near 60's degrees -- to near 60 degrees, and that's as cool as we are going to get. marine layer will push in overnight. temperatures will be coolest in the north. mid 50's there. for everyone else, very mild overnight. check out temperatures tomorrow, close to today's numbers with plenty of sunshine once again. in fact, temperatures will be a little warmer in some spots. we will see some midnight is in fairfield and antioch. san francisco will be gorgeous at 83. check out the beach. 80 in santa cruz. temperatures could reach close to 102 degrees. overnight lows only drop to the mid 60's and 70's, but here's a

what is this is settled on some deadly ells. consternation stems from the fact that 3 years ago, lebanon was doing pretty well. gasoline was cheap. people had worked, the currency was stable. today, it's all falling apart. and members of the country's middle class are among the 1st to lose out. they'd been called the nuvo pope, the new poor after a 2 hour drive. father gabriella arrives. exactly. since the start of the crisis, the christian city of $80000.00 residence has become a ghost town. there's not a soul to be seen on the traditional shopping street. the elderly and isolated residents are experiencing the worst societal degradation in their history. a local charity group helps the poorest of the poor. gabrielle lends a hand with its members every week. how are you, father? and i find thanks keith. we've got a lot to do today. mother the hook to the biggest of our goal is to get hungry. people who don't have money, something to eat because they're prepared meals, dental fits because of these. here are the salads. so here we have desserts. as of it and visit and those are the warm m

. >> we are 101 paulson and andrew garfield and elle fanning. >> that she makes and wink with the audiencespond to. >> do some binging on the right carpet, -- red carpet has all of the buzz. a guest with bay area roots commemorated an aircraft carrier. this was yesterday, dan was the guest honor at a celebration at the uss hornet museum in his hometown. they recognize the role that these floating airports have played in national defense, it was a happy homecoming as well for the and miro who played a role in the history. >> she opened as a museum ship and then lieutenant dwyer led the flyover to commemorate the opening. >> he was greeted with another flyover, you can see by the hornet, they buzzed around the hornet as part of yesterday's commemoration. 100 years, incredible. charged with attempted murder, the man accused of stabbing a man makes his first court appearance. our church decided to put his own spin on hamilton -- eight church decided to put his own as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small

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ell elliott, the death toll has risen and includes six children and now another top militant. >> reporter: that's right. and we've heard more thuds of the iron dome aerial defense system taking out, rockets being fired from gaz this morning, we know that there were sirens on the outskirts of jerusalem, rockets aimed towards jerusalem. so no sign of things calming down as you say at a second senior commander from islamic jihad was killed last night in an airstrike by israel. israel saying that it has now taken out the entire top brass of islamic jihad in the gaza strip. as as for the deaths of seven people, israel is adamant that it was not from -- it was not as a result of israeli fire. the prime ministers spokesperson underlining that in a statement. >> tonight islamic jihad terrorists fired a rocket towards israel which fell short inside gaza hitting a panhandle home in the jabalaya neighborhood and tragically killing at least four children. islamic jihad is killing palestinian children. one of four rockets fired from gaza towards israel, lands inside the gaza strip. iran's proxies incl

michelle obama, please welcome's elle wilson. >> good afternoon.wilson, i am a junior. the next speaker and i have a lot in common, she may not know this but when she was so irving as an associate dean at the university of chicago, i was born at the university of chicago's hospital. we both attended bush a elementary, math and science academy. in the south shore neighborhood. in the community we call home. as a fellow girl from the south side, she has been an exceptional example to look up to. she knows firsthand that in our community we value and care for each other. we look after one another, our families and our homes. we carpool, we share cooking, we share our stories, and we believe in lifting up others as we climb. she has taken those values with her throughout her life. she has inspired me to be the best version of myself that i can be, by using my voice and serving others. i am reaching higher thanks to her. with my sights set on going to college, to play golf, and study to become an architect. all that being said, it is with deep appreciat

>>ell, aews. liz: speaking of monkeypox, sonoma county has confirmed 17 cases of monkeypox among residents. the county has received 820 doses of vaccine. san francisco will get 10,000 more doses, more than double the previous two allocations. the vaccination clinic reopens on tuesday morning. san francisco has identified the first case of suspected monkeypox in its county jails. officials say they have identified the possible infection in an inmate who was booked into the 7th street jail yesterday. that person is now in isolation. an appeals court has temporarily stayed construction but uc berkeley will be allowed to put up a security fence. the university wants to redevelop part of the park for students and people experiencing homelessness. there were dramatic clashes between police and protesters this week. seven people were arrested and two officers were hurt. uc berkeley issued a statement. this will add further delay and significant cost but we are pleased the court has agreed to an expedited

meanwhile, ukraine's president zelenskyy called again for new sanctions on russia over elling near auclear plant. we'll return to that story, later in the program. kenya could face weeks of uncertainty after the opposition presidential candidate rejected election results. the election's commission chairman has declared deputy president william ruto the winner, by a narrow margin. but losing candidate ray'la owdinga vowed today to go to court. >> what we saw yesterday was a travesty and a blatant disregard of the constitution and the laws of kenya. our budding democracy suffered a major setback. as a result, kenya faces a grave legal and political crisis. >> owdinga also urged his supporters to remain calm. a palestinian human rights group and an israeli newspaper reported that a recent deadly explosion in gaza was caused by an israeli airstrike and not a palestinian rocket as originally claimed. the explosion hit a local cemetary, kiing five children between the ages of four and 16. back in this country federal officials announced arizona and nevada will face new cuts in how much col

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were able to help her and her two puppies out ell, a lot of details that a lot of people are hoping toear about. but those witnesses who saw this crash essay actress anne heche is lucky to be alive after the two crashes that ended with the 53 old actress driving her car into someone's home and la's mar vista neighborhood. she was initially spotted on this ring a video camera ramming a blue mini cooper when she initially crashed into the garage of an apartment complex. moments later she crashes her car into a home because in the home's roof to kyiv in paris spoke to a witness who says he and other neighbors try to rescue heche before her car was engulfed in flames. >> we tried to extricate the woman from a carp reaction at the back of the car open. and asked her if she was okay. she replied she wasn't. then dave and iran to the back of the house she chose an alternative point to get in because the smoke was getting way too intense. >> what this is the near post heche says she had a vodka bottle the cup holder. fox news is not. in fact they tell the "new york times" a driver was deemed t

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justin camp ell has those details for us. to san jose police. detectives testified monday that yesenia ramirez had not just one but 2 guys or 2 lovers. francisco marquez, who is not a suspect in this case and the other jose por charged in the kidnapping goal. you know what? >> response to that? >> could be more like i love hexagon. prosecutors say ramirez told mark has she had twins. but when he asked about where he's kids worse, he said child protective services took the twins at the border of mexico in texas. in reality, there were no kids, but the defense questions who was behind that conversation in text message. it hasn't necessarily been established that she was actually the person on the phone and that's evident cherry hurdle that i think we're still grappling with in court. prosecutors say ramirez then got her other boyfriend por to conspire a kidnapping, a baby brandon. so she could show her other lover. francisco marquez, a baby. she claimed to give birth to ramirez and we're facing 3 felony charges of attempted kidnap now for charges

writing in elle magazine, quote: black women are nearly three times more likely to die during or afterh than their white counterparts. being heard and appropriately treated was the difference between life or death for me; i know those statistics would be different if the medical establishment listened to every black woman's experience. for the next generation like , 18-year-old tennis star coco gauff - williams set a standard to reach for. >> if she had 23 grand slams and was a terrible person, i wouldn't consider her the goat. i think for me, what makes her the goat is her personality and all that she's done off the court, to fight for equality, to fight for young players like me >> serena williams was raised in compton, california. her father, richard, coached her and sister venus on public courts. big things were expected, from an early age. here's serena at 11. >> i'd like to be a tennis player. who would you like to be like? >> >> well i want other people to be like me. amna: three years later, she turned pro. three years after that, she won her first grand slam title. at the 1999

well,ell grocery prices go up, as you said, gas prices cutk a break, but they've b been goig up for 18 months, 16 months. real wages have been falling. i mean, they know they're making more , but it's buying less, which is probablywh the best definition ofic inflationy. re it means your dollars are worth less. so they just no,hl i mean,n, they don't need biden to tell him or his economists they know at their own eyes and their own kitchen table discussions and what they have to deal withg at the gas station and the grocery store. look at the other ones. the irs. let's look at this irs story. i mean, you've been talkingl a as we all have about the outrageous braken atay málaga. okay, the irs is making one of the greatest power grabs i have ever seen in government history with eighty seven thousand new agents. of that, according to the government's economists, will fall on people making under two hundred thousand dollars a year, not rich people. as chuck schumer said today, it's going to c call middle clas and lower income people. now,pl laura , talk about a powr grab from the deep state

president of one of italy's top football teams is told to show some respect ah casa airway. official elling of the journey with me . oh bishop and on the journey ah ah ah. the bears 8 heritage a week is returned to palestine after a 2 year break because it's on demick some a festival held in the old ton of bars. 8, just north of ramallah is expected to attract thousands of people even aims to boost the economy and tourism while giving visitors in locals. a chance to explore how to st. folklore music and crafts. john holman, has more a traditional palestinian pre many walks in which the bride and groom you can see just got up being sarah and i did it by local people, especially by these women. you can see are in traditional, very colorful folks as like a free of the town. we're actually in the town now. all these good. this is just all of the cultural heritage week. now this week has been organized and organized the palestinians to reconnect with their traditions. i'm their customs is one of the organizers code. i would like the young generation who have been maybe growing up in the cities,

and yeah, elle fanning is in it, who i love and adore >> seth: yeah, she's really wonderful in it. >>lly think about the way they communicate via text it's so easy to read something and just write a flippant response, but, you know, we really have to consider. >> seth: you also -- i feel like, less challenging, certainly, emotionally, but you did have to do a new england accident i will say, as a new englander, i thought you did a very nice job. >> thank you >> seth: yeah, it's one of those ones that sticks out like a sore thumb when it's not. >> i would think i'm pretty bad at it, but, yes. yeah, i tried. i tried. there is different levels of it in the show, so i think i kind of get away with my minimal version. >> seth: you did very nice job this is also very exciting "russian doll" with natasha lyonne, which is a show, the first season i loved, i was not alone in loving. you've known natasha forever did you jump at the chance to do season two with her? >> yeah, of course i mean, i was in season one. one small, pivotal episode, and she asked me to come back, and i said, of course, i

ah ah official elling of the journey with mm. a whole fisher and on the journey new voices heating up the airway. lot of chinese listeners with, kimberly here, but i really think in their own country shifting power of a case, the rise of citizen journalism has changed everything. how do you happen? it happened on social media and the undeniable impact of the mainstream narrative. australians went to the pole with those images front of mine is a war. it's very much painful. it's out in the media as well as on the battlefield . the listening post dissect the media on al jazeera part of the time. most always on the lot. we are the ones grappling the extra mile where are the media go you go, we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story with.

british museum is helping restore ancient glossy fax off to the bay with bloss ah cats, away. official elling of the john with with a hole away official and on the john lulu. ah apple the supporting far baron. thank you so much. we start with football and the champions league draw has thrown up a real group of death for fans to look forward to india. we are with f say barcelona, sitting there, posted ready to place spanish giants. barcelona had been drawn alongside german champions, barne munich in italy's inner milan and group c. check side pulsing, completing the courts head the draw his special significance for bars, the striker, robert lemon. dow ski who get to faces old club barn. mother, what a nice draw fellow with both ends. mister livin gorski. see you soon, and munich before me off. let's go, let's rock the jump as the season of kids by holders round madrid will be pretty happy about the draw the line up with leipzig shocked. are and celtic, and group f, p s g had been drawn with event is been figure and macau be hi fi and group age. and there's potential for some great matches and

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our ella sogomonian joins us now with more to tells elle what happened. this is just tragic all around. the daughter is furious. as you can imagine, she tells kron 4. >> that she chose this facility for its good reputation. and now this is the outcome. marcia coach and shared a picture of 93 year-old gertrude elizabeth merson. maxwell. she says paramedics were called out by an 8 wrist staff member on saturday morning to report that her mother had ingested cleaning solution that each protein kitchen says her mom got to the hospital with severe blisters in her mouth, throat and esophagus. and the medical team told her that there was nothing that they could do to treat that. she also said paramedics told her that they believed all 3 patients who suffered from dementia made the mistake of drinking the solution themselves. but coach in says that is impossible. her mother needed help to eat and drink. so there's no way that she could have done this to herself. she is also now concerned that once they got to the hospital, her mom was found to have broken her hip

ell, well, it's it's a horrible situation. thanks for having me. first of all, this is not helping the inflation situation because it's clearly unfair to others who've worked very hard and said that, you know, i borrowed a total of eleven hundred and fifty dollars when i was going to college. i was at yale.y they had some free college tuitioption. postpone that option you paidt o back not according to what youuo rrowborrowed, but how much money you made. so i paid it back multiple. so u yeah. you knowmultce i got on , it waw the first things that i worked to get rid of because it was unfair. and that's really the issue here. this is supposed to be a awheree country where we have liberty and justice for all and yet now we have this plan with the debt cancelation over 500 dollars right there, loan forbearance, another 16 billion, the income driven repayment plan, anotheri 73 . i mean, the amount jusmet keep going up and that's assumingvern that everything is static. it's really a bailout for thoseu people who don't need whople who don't need a bailou

ah, cats, away. official elling of the john with with a whole an issue and i know the join lou ah, and he's here now with the sport over to you and they thank you so much. julie will talk to manager on sonya con. say says he's not expecting to be banned following his class with chelsea counterparts almost to call. so glen can say can be separated twice during sundays, bad tempered to, to draw. and the premier league the pair have been charged with improper conduct by the english football association. who instigated that sometimes can up and just type of situation is not the 1st time. it won't be the last time it took to gotcha. so i'm not agree met the most important thing that we have to move on to move on and to respect each other and the for meet the situation and finish finish the more and just 94 days away from the world cup, kicking off here in castle organizes say, just on the 2500000 tickets have been sold aside from the home nation funds from the u. s. england. saudi arabia, mexico, the u. e friends, origin, senior, brazil, and germany have been the biggest ticket bias more ti

want you to take it from me but take it from a large number, 126 america con midsts and seven nobody ell prize winners and in a letter, i want you to hear this my republican friends because clearly you don't know this, but now that you do, perhaps you will change your comments. these investments will fight inflation and lower costs for american families while setting the stage for long-term are economic growth. and i submit, their letter to the record. another point i want to make as i hear them saying that this is going to be such a thing about the audits -- despite the republicans' desperate falsehoods and does not increase audits on america's working families. a republican appointed by donald trump said these resources are absolutely not about increasing audit scrutiny on small businesses or middle-income americans. there you have it. i ask these questions, when you hear about what this means to america's working families, how can you vote against lowering prescription drug costs for seniors and underserved communities as we continue to fight inflation, how can you vote with pharma an

elle played germanica in one of valery gay's projects and recorded the soundtrack for another, and thentar in his film. summer about viktor tsoi roma he offered to play the leader of the zoo group. mike. naumenko for this role billock received nika in the opening nomination year, and at the cannes film festival the prize for the best soundtrack to the film roma the beast likes to work on the other side of the camera. he graduated from directing courses and shot several clips of the group among them and you are so beautiful, where he was also a cameraman, producer, editor and played together with his wife marina, they got married in 2004 at the peak of the group's fame. marina came to the concert of animals in st. petersburg and wanted to personally meet the frontman, introducing herself to the photographers of a well-known publication. she snuck into the dressing room and called herself roman is only 5 months old for a date. later , it was the wife who arranged the wedding. according to the musician saved him from star disease about it. he wrote his autobiographies, the sun is for us, a

you say it's more like marvel's version of elle woods and "legally blonde". >> yes. >> what can fansk helping her dad, you know, move a heavy object in the house or something. so it's like, you know, really kind of counter the super hero story. >> so fun. jen, your character is bruce banner's cousin who, of course, is mark ruffalo. so we get to see him in the show, right? >> yes. >> and he's been playing the hulk for quite a long time. i believe a decade did he have any good advice for you? >> yeah, mark is so amazing. he is one of those actors who is just, you know, who just empowers you to be yourself and in the moment. you know, he is very playful. you never, like, wouldn't man explain how to be the hulk to me. there were great moments i witnessed where he went from being like bruce banner on the ground and he, like, transformed into the hulk, stood up in this way that i was like i don't think people know. i don't think that is a normal way a human moves. he just has such an embodied incredible connection to that character. i felt like i really witnessed that. that's a great -- th