dahle: i would like to respond.he governor talks really slick and smooth about all these processes he is doing. he has had $100 billion and surplus revenue. and what he has done in the last four years is throw money at every single issue, more than has ever been. and what are the results for californians? higher gas prices, inflation, homelessness on the streets, our schools are failing our children, and people are fleeing california. i want the listeners to understand he is very good at talking about numbers and all these things he is doing. at the end of the day, you cannot turn the water on and california. electricity prices are 20% higher this year than last year, and people are fleeing california because the policies this government put out. he wants to demonize the party that i represent, and he wants to talk about those issues, but at the end of the day he has been failing california and californians know what. everyday californians understand what is happening here in california, and the government is focuse

>> yes. >> senator dahle, simple question.did joe biden legitimately win the election against donald trump? >> he did win the election. but the big question is does he know that? that's what i wonder sometimes. >> he being who? >> joe biden. >> what do you mean by that? >> yes. i agree that he won the election but i wonder sometimes if he actually realizes that he is president of the united dates. >> of course he recognizes. you are insulting the president. of course he understands he is president of the united states. >> i want to talk about doubling down on stupid area that's telling people that they're going to be forced into an electric car and two days later saying that you cannot charge her car. the policies that this governor has put forward do not work in california. californians are suffering from the cost of living in california. crime is rampant. another governor talks about all this national stuff. he wants to talk about a president that is not even in office. he wants to talk about our party and everything but the

senator brian dahle.y talked about energy costs, economic conditions, and homelessness. >>> investigators have unearthed a mercedes-benz reported stolen back in 2009 d2. they also found several bags of unused cement in the trunk of that car. cadaver dogs were alerted to possible human remains in the unearthed area. not have been discovered so far. police are still trying to identify the owner, but they believe he is dead. >>> illegal sideshow the two bay area cities this weekend saw different responses from police. in vallejo, police arrested four people for spectating and failing to yield to emergency vehicle, even telling one car to a 30 day impound place. in oakland, please monitor the side chart from a block away, frustrating neighbors. >>> this is frustrating, that drive across 80 right now. westbound, three lanes blocked near magazine street and we've got a backup all the way into vallejo behind that at this . pretty slow as you work your way westbound 80. once you are past that point, you'll get a

>> yes. >> senator dahle, simple question.did joe biden legitimately win the election against donald trump? >> he did win the election. but the big question is does he know that? that's what i wonder sometimes. >> he being who? >> joe biden. >> what do you mean by that? >> yes. i agree that he won the election but i wonder sometimes if he actually realizes that he is president of the united dates. >> of course he recognizes. you are insulting the president. of course he understands he is president of the united states. >> i want to talk about doubling down on stupid area that's telling people that they're going to be forced into an electric car and two days later saying that you cannot charge her car. the policies that this governor has put forward do not work in california. california are suffering from the cost of living in california. crime is rampant. another governor talks about all this national stuff. he wants to talk about a president that is not even in office. he wants to talk about our party and everything but the f

>> brian dahle would be a strong candidate if it was 1986. but it is 2022. the republican party is in very dire straits statewide. they have some opportunities in some congressional legislative races. but, very little chance at the statewide level. >> tom with that report. a poll from last month showed newsom with an overwhelming lead over dahle. 53% to 32%. >>> still to come, how volunteers are pitching in to help a south bay woman stay in the house she has called home for 60 years. >> she has never wanted to go live with me. she always wanted to stay in her home. >> and, it is windy enough to fly an iron kite out there this weekend at the bay area. we will talk about changes coming up when we cover the forecast. after a break. >>> san francisco's mission district had its second clean street. happy heart event today. volunteers took to the street to pick up trash, play music and paint murals. it is a collaboration between the american indian district and the latino cultural district. economic recovery in the two districting through meaningful community buil

you probably remember the movie version with dahle parton.dents tell devin fehely it is still relevant here >> reporter: it begins with the iconic blonde wig. >> she is a texan woman. she is a southern girl. >> reporter: makeup and vintage clothes. >> i played the character judy. i would describe trudy is very innocent and sweet. >> i am playing violet, and she is an absolute -- she is so incredibly resilient. >> reporter: not to mention the glued on facial hair. >> i play franklin hart . he is one of the boys, and he thinks he is hot stuff. >> reporter: but once the characters hit the stage, you get the big picture. 71 students at hillsdale high school in san mateo ttg on , a musical known "9 to 5." it's based on the hit movie that premiered 40 years ago, tickets before these kids were born. the play is about three women who take on a boss and end up fighting sexual harassment, gender discrimination, and uneven pay. the cost is may feel dated, but the underlying themes are still timeless. >> there is still inequality, especially in workplace

dahle said he would tackle it and make it a state of emergency. candidates discussed big plans for the next four years. newsom saying they want to quadruple down on energy and climate issues and drought and whether. dahle said if you want four more years of what you already are getting, vote for newsom but if you want change, vote for him. reggie: you can find the details on our website or our app. kumasi: tackling hate and racism was front and center at a discussion in san francisco. groups from a variety of faith, background and ethnicity showed a unified front heading into the election system. we have the message of cooperation. >> imagine how they feel the country because this is idolatry. trying to make their way in america. >> he was one of the speakers on sunday. the first meeting of a newly formed interfaith group seeking to stamp out hate and racism. >> we need something that can unite us and faith is what can unite us. this is important and we can show to the city, state, nation can show that we are altogether. >> he joins with others wi

running against governor newsom is state senator from up north brian dahle.he republican state senator from redding says his family has been in california for 92 years. his grandfather was a world war i veteran and came to the states during the great depression. >> he says he wants to give california voters an option and he wants to focus on issues in california while newsom has his sights set on florida. >> he wants to debate ron desantis because he wants, he doesn't want to talk about california but we do have a debate and i'm looking forward to talking about california. i know he will want to talk about everybody else in other states but i want to make sure we talk about california. >> the solitary debate will not be on television. it will be on radio. political experts say that is because newsom has such a big lead in the polls that it doesn't gain him anything to debate issues and doesn't want to make any slipups in front of a big audience. not that his opponent has much of a chance. >> brian dahle would be a strong candidate if it was 1986: but it is 20

up including here in california where republican brian darly are taking on gavin newsom and brian dahle in the story and china buying up agriculture land and controlled by democrats to stop china and other foreign governments buying farmland in california and the bill was unopposed and incredibly gavin newsom verne toed it, what is that -- vetoed it and what is that about? let's ask brian darling stonily. brian, what kind of governor vetoed a bill to stop the communist party of china buying up land in his state. >> they're offering by a senator who is there and down in the valley where there's a lot of aagriculture and we're not foreigners in the own land in california and the bill asks to not just china but all countries buying up land in america and california to let us know how much there is as being bought and he vetoed that bill and it's being done at the federal level but it's from the same guy who during the pandemic gave out no bid contracts by the way to byd, which was a company out of china for a billion worth of mass. so gavin mu newsom knows where o get the resources to run

. >>> hosting a debate between newsom and brian dahle, watch it at 1:00 p.m., kqed. >>> another headline, where is the money? the government promised a tax rebate weeks ago, but a lot of people haven't received them. this is a one-time payment for anybody who filed 2020 tax returns by october of last year. if you efiled and got a refund by direct deposit, expect your payment in your account before the 14th of november. if you didn't efile, the refund will be on a debit card. >>> blockbuster trade and the arrival. hello, christian mccaffrey. >> just touched down, can't tell you how excited a m. can't wait to get to work. >> the newest member of the 49ers, more of a homecoming. landed and went to work at 49ers hq. he's no stranger to the bay area. he was a dominant running back at stanford, a heisman finalist in 2015. now he hopes to suit up this sunday against the chiefs. >> just being back in the bay area where i've had so many great memories, going back to stanford, having friends who are still here, knowing guys in the locker room already, it all comes full circle. it's special. i'm lu

me to south dahl insurances. beat there. it talk wonder about a lot of sinners to meet them. show up. i beat the said, i just put it a deal. it was me just up get bonus juice over little so we're waiting. you didn't was name gab. so should there sorely give it, couldn't it elected for? yes, yes. do i what that will you my this thread. thank you. pity. yes. what slot by you know you over the years but they you far. i feel good. yes. no food members come in the comment that we used and i'm not sure what it's at the moment, but it's similar, but i still do more not get on. is value shim was not a meaning. no. glad that you don't. you come to get done. it got screwed for much get done. i thought i thought i thought i should deal that there should be not. yeah, i've moved with what's wrong with your bus vacuum path, which will go to a live with a good does that dormer but those are the most of which was a governor pretty yeah. do come here. yes. but dear. i cry. oh, good. that i'm a a means a ukrainian tried and tell you what this is yet again this is. ringback kurdistan group and

dahl signature he was beaten by russians only now, if by the way i am, then there are no comments fromolodya, strange if i wanted to talk about the atrocities against opponents, let's remember the dentist, who had no problems. i talked to the germans on camera. our investigating authorities i, between the russian tricelon , have clear evidence of the crime of the ukrainian nazis, then here, as they say, an attempt from a sore head to a healthy one, raised a fuss in the press. i think that again, the same germans will still ask questions. well, it’s good there, this volodya, there was something shouting somewhere. and he is volodya then somewhere he presented some evidence. i think that there is no evidence , he himself has no uh statements, he has not written anywhere, investigators from the ukrainian side are actively working out fakes. also the village of peski, as stated and allegedly torture chamber , first-person shooting, some abandoned basement , a layer of dust on some things long forgotten and, as if by chance, a shiny token of a dryer, which, of course, accidentally ended up

dahl signature he was beaten by the russians, only now, if there is an article, then there are no commentsdya, strange if i wanted to talk about the atrocities against opponents, let's remember the dentist, who has no problems. i talked to the germans on camera. at our investigating authorities i am between the russian tricolor. there is clear evidence of the crime of the ukrainian nazis, then here, as they say, an attempt from a sore head to a healthy one, who raised a fuss in the press. i think that again, the same germans will still ask questions. well, there is this way volodya was shouting somewhere. and he himself is volodya , where he presented some evidence. i think that there is no evidence, he himself did not write any statements anywhere, investigators from the ukrainian side are actively working on fakes. also the village of peski, as stated and allegedly torture chamber, first-person shooting, some abandoned basement of its dust on things long forgotten by someone and, as if by chance, a shiny token of a dryer, which, of course, accidentally ended up in a prominent place, at t

the dismissal, the feature film, the holy mountain is facts visual declaration of love to li finch dahl. but the script also reveals his jealousy of it, who was tonka, who had had an affair with her in this di, extra hope. this was marlene back. a sheet in the manager was portrayed in the holy mountain tomb and desire. the same woman was in. so you can read inch with a personal situation between funk tanker and cleveland style style. it's clear that these 2 good mountaineers are which tanker and funk also were vying for the same woman dusty on his own before. she's the moon. with lini leaf ashton as his leading lady, a new narrative horizon, opened up for fag and fuming his limbs, which had up until that point been very light on part simply lacked a narrative element on the just showing men climb up a mountain and ski down at again, haven't you? well, you could not ville, not so often clean. the female element was missing to this money. what let you tell a happy or unhappy story, a rivalry on the mountain and so on. what you had and frank realized that it in many reef and style, he'd fo

his challenger, brian dahle, who has served it 10 years in the state legislature in the northeast part has criticized nuisance policy on the nd

terrorist attacks, the use of drones is a strategy of terror, under the title norwegian newspaper dahl-baded publishes an analytical material on russia's use of irish drones, according to journalists, drones are mostly intended to sow fear among the civilian population, and the strategy is also compared to the war in chechnya and syria. iranian -made drones are more like missiles than drones . the whole world uses drones to collect data russia to hit targets putin bombards ukraine with missiles and drones high risk living near a power plant with that name material about ukraine is published by the spanish newspaper abc in the main photo. lviv supermarkets without light after russian shelling. the british newspaper telegraph publishes an article about the situation in the south of ukraine. there, the people of kherson refuse moscow's order to leave the city. people found themselves between russian and ukrainian troops in the battle of kherson and fear becoming human shields russian fugitives mobilized and dead in two weeks russia mourns its conscripts british publications where obsieve writes

my colleagues, joel dahl roy reporting them. and earlier i spoke to eleanor soccer. she's the executive director, director of the vienna center for disarmament and non proliferation. i asked if she thought putin is likely to use a nuclear weapon at this point in the war. i don't think we are at the point where the use of nuclear weapons likely and i would agree with the assessment coming from the director of the ca, that we don't have the science yet. that there is that when we move to deploy or, and make preparations. moreover, i think that a use of a tactical nuclear weapon, or any you can at this point, would actually make things much worse for russia. and there are many reasons for that. they would certainly break the to they certainly rate there. oh, no. commitments announcements and the doctor. and it also was pushed away those who have not been joining nato and last in sanctions, or staying on the sidelines, including key parts of india and pakistan. now how easy do you think would it be? and that's the question that's been on my mind for a long time. how easy

we need to limit the supply of electricity through sir dahl sometimes in overhauls or no like people with less to go do it, resolve electricity, and use the electricity. no gas, it's been this way for a long time, 7 months now. the world war for me to come in for double throw on also, on the show, a distress call out of haiti, powerful armed gangs, shortages of basic goods, and a ramp and cholera outbreak have become too much for the government to handle. now the u. n. is considering an armed intervention. colleagues, if there was ever a moment to come to the aid of haitians in dire need, it is now katy's leaders and people are crying out for help. awe. thanks for joining us. ukraine is calling. it's another kind of terrorist attacks russian forces continue their onslaught against critical infrastructure. nationwide president voluntary zalinski says the attacks which intensified last week have destroyed nearly a 3rd of ukraine's power stations. keith is now formally asking for more robust help from israel as nato rushes to deliver air defense systems to help intercept the swarms of i

the school was established in 2002 by a buddhist monk from the dahl per region in the upper himalayas as a solution to the lack of schools or qualified teachers in the region. but with limited resources, he can only offer places to the brightest children from the poorest families. oh boy, i mo gerber with over into the into the parlor. bishop ain't nobody. my dumb 6 uncle conjures her elbow. she wasn't done. is it an adult? they are there early or that which i don't want to be able to show you snore and run the high school w got com. once the children arrived, there's no going back to the journey home is too far and too expensive for most parents and children to see one another. i'm john luther. i'm 60 years old. i give this is good that 06. i was sad that i was over from my mom and dad. i told them where this in there are from them . i thought like, they don't love me. well, i mean it's not that is like a family form in oh, i didn't miss my mom. niema sorry, jackie and g one have taken their final exams and they're 12 years. it's no land is coming to an end. but while they await thei

bob dahle, by tweeting, call a special session after the election to raise taxes. more taxes aren't the solution. >> in addition to the call for a special session to offset these high gas prices, inflation relief checks were scheduled to go out, depending on how much money you make. you could get up to $1050 per household. they're anxiously awaiting that check. when i get it i'm going to fill up. >> until then, this tank will only get a few gallons of gas at a time. cheryl hurd, today in the bay. >>> happening today, the women's march returns this year's theme is the march to protect our rights in response to the supreme court overturning roe versus wade. there are marches nationwide. we have a list on the screen showing a few of the events and there will be marches in oakland, berkeley, san jose, calistoga, santa rosa and pacifica and of course, san francisco. >>> also happening in san francisco fleet week air shows are on for the weekend. organizers expect 100,000 people to in through per day today and tomorrow. in total it's estimated 1 million people would have

judicial panels to look into the police violence, but denies the killings of october 20th survivors. dahl said, i'll keep looking for justice features if you can, percentage efforts pert part because i needed to venture and south was indeed just beginning october 2020 sparked a new wave of national consciousness in many nigerians. and we are seeing the play out as next year's presidential election dross closer. there is a high level of youth engagement. who can do this on proxy process and rallies. have also become hallmark channel for young people to be call and make their voices heard. unfortunately, in many cases, we are still met with our street, the b. it came on the met with a group of niger area to discuss the lucky killing and how to prevent fox and event from happening again. with hello and welcome back to the 77 percent. this week a we are in nigeria. more specifically lagos, the city that gave us fell equity. who by the way, in 1977 in his title track for the album, them give us them leave tears, a sorrow and blood explained to how the police officers were at that time. brutali

my moscow for a thousand, please, the name of the moscow district of kuntsevo, according to dahl's dictionaryfrom the rare name of the kuntsa tit, they say in kuntsevo, all the peasants made a living from this occupation. all the peasants filed in kuntsevo, birders, however, place other versions of the origin of the name kuntsevo song 400, please. words and you new year's songs belong to the poets raisa kudasheva music to the amateur composer leonid begman, an agronomist by profession a christmas tree was born in the forest. japanese 800 anna has a bet of 1300 we play. junka tabs were the first women who appeared on it. she remembered that she turned out to be less than one tatami in area. the top of everest is true the japanese 400 longest -served in this post by shinzo abe, who left him in september 2020. in moscow, gradually began to dismantle tram tracks that duplicated the already built section. his beloved horse kantaka after death was reborn into a brahmin, began to listen to the sermons of the former owner and attained enlightenment, the buddha was right. people drive a thousand, in s

governor gavin newsom and his challenger, state senator brian dolly -- brian dahle, had a debate today. >> he is driving up the cost of gasoline and electricity. california pays 75% higher on gas than anywhere else. >> you have consistently opposed efforts to provide relief for gas and you have doubled down on the talking points of big oil. dion: on the issue of the state's fentanyl prices, things got heated. >> day one as governor, i would make fentanyl the top of mind. >> a state of emergency and we will magically solve fentanyl. that is what my opponent just said. it will magically disappear on the basis of a state of emergency, that he will somehow adopt a secret strategy. dion: both candidates have big plans for their next four years. >> i want to double down on her energy and climate project sees -- our energy and climate policies. >> if you want something different, you can vote for me and we can have some change in california, the ability to live the california dream. dion: election day is tuesday, november 8. you can catch more of the gubernatorial debate anytime on our when s

paying off the spanish judiciary is still sent to be influenced by opus day. former judge santiago vi dahl, made serious accusations the newspaper audibly. com quoted him as saying one 3rd of all spanish judges and prosecutors are linked to opus day. god oh, to stay also appears to draw significant financial support from spain's educational system. according to el pies, a leading spanish newspaper in 2020 investment in state supported private schools. the majority of which are religious increased by 7 percent. while investment in the public school system was caught by 5 percent opens days, network of private schools also includes the i e as e business school in barcelona. the financial times has ranked the schools and be a program among the best globally an i. e. s. e campus was opened in munich in 2015. students don't have to be catholic to study there, but they do have to be able to pay the hefty tuition more than $70000.00 euros for the 2 year program. we wanted to ask the head of the business school in munich, whether graduates are expected to do favors for open day later in their care

acting head of the lpr leonid pasechnik visited volodymyr dahl luhansk state university with studentsd he discussed the importance of the personnel competition leaders of the renaissance of the luhansk people's republic, the winners will receive one million rubles for a personally chosen training program together with the finalists and they will be included in the personnel reserve, lpr, from which they will be appointed to senior positions in the authorities and local self-government at the enterprise and in the organization, you can apply for participation in the competition on the website of the leaders of the revival.rf. registration will last until noon moscow time november 7th. imagine, first of all, you need to be, probably, a patriot of your country, a patriot of your motherland, that's the earth on which we live. accepting the offer and coming, so to speak, to the position before the republic, i decided that i would do everything in order to it was easy and comfortable to live, uh, on our territory, our people, residents of the lugansk people's republic, so each of you should

neil: i want to go to bob dahl. i know i don't look that old but he's one of the most learned and good souls, explaining it to adults like me, and equity strategists serving in that capacity, helping folks out there as chief investment officer but bob can go a step back, invested on their behalf, so it is very good to see you. here's a stupid question right off the bat. our investors be leaving this? the high in the day and a good week and so far good month for the markets, a sign they are coming back. >> you are too kind. i would argue, a breath -- the fed doesn't have a lot further to go. inflation has peaked. earnings are coming in less bad than feared. maybe i will buy a few stocks, that is what is going on. you may remember from mid june to mid-august we had a 15% run in the s&p, 20% nasdaq. it was a bear market rally because we cannot solve our problems. we cannot solve our problems yet. i fear this is another bear market rally. neil: you look at other things, no denying where the fed goes, seems to be given t

dahl for the first time became the father of the wife gave the 36-year-old athlete, whose son was reportedlyter his father , in our opinion it turns out rafael rafaelevich. it 's all in sports by now, see you on the air tonight. take care of yourself.

a reminder, you can watch gavin newsom and brian dahle starting at 6:00 p.m.vernors debate before the november 8 election. you can watch the debate on demand through the abc 7 bay area tb app. it is available for download on apple tv, roku tv, amazon fire. -- the event starts at 9:30 in the morning and lasts until 3:30 in the afternoon. you can tour the 90-year-old war memorial on venice avenue. see musical demonstrations and participate in a variety of different activities. it is geared toward families with children. it is one way of looking ahead and finding opportunities to be inclusive. >> what is the company we want to be for the next 100 years? what is clear is we want to be a company for san francisco, by san francisco. here in san francisco. and that means a more -- being more equitable and accessible to people in the bay area. liz: you can register through the sf opera website. on abc seven mornings, eat what you want and pay what you want. the bay area restaurant taking prices off the menu. we will hear from a hometown rapper and entrepreneur behind

is it that your, my gala dahl? well it is with me as on the bears it levels and it is it in all defeat the lose the finality. nobody please of field is on piece is all about do you feel why don't you know yale in if we on arb, leila for so underneath that under military pressure. oh, she mean agreed to negotiate? the goal had left power a few months before. so new prime minister shocked be door. welcome to the vietnamese leader to paris. but during hoshi mean stay in indo china, the french governor general proclaim south vietnam, an independent state affiliated to france. possi mean signed a franco vietnamese agreement, but considered, he'd been betrayed. hall returned to vietnam, but the official south vietnam ceremonies could not disguise a double dealing by the french. beneath his smiling demeanour, he knew that more was inevitable. on the 23rd of november 1946, the french navy, shout a ne, in vietnamese ford of high home, causing several 1000 casualties. for survivors, the memory is still vivid. natoya ah home,

democratic incumbent gavin newsom and his republican challenger brian dahle participate in the event,ted by kqed in san francisco. this runs one hour. >> coming up next on kqed 9. >> from kqed, this is the 2022 california gubernatorial debate. california's governor has vast powers and decisions affecting the lives of the state's 40 million residents. incumbent governor gavin newsom is running for his second term. the former san francisco mayor was elected rn

thank and ultimately risking their lives to make his films to sleep and slips gently on berlin. rufus dahl linear even star, was not one of the hon. then she was not a mountain vagabond, but she belong to this anarcho nature, romantic circle, or man patience. okay. she was on the inside is recognized by these guys portion. otherwise, those relationships that you formed back then wouldn't have existed. mr. gib linearly from stars spend weeks and months shooting with a mountain vagabonds on snow covered peaks. with that monkey, what did they do? they, they told each other stories because she heard all they wore adventures these on had those men's voices in her e l. the noon. i think this experience even predestined her to make those knots. he party rally films gum to find access to those guys. and those images he, that's extremely important and she was the only woman to hear those things called it as good. her friendships with these men laid the foundation for her future career. anybody from sees mail networks kept lenny l e finished all moving ahead of fuck the week on the mountain. she lea

we have 3 correspondence covering the latest developments. bahama dahl is in moscow who i've been how means isn't up or reach him. and we have charles stratford life for us and love young can the don't. yes, the region, let's go to charles for so charles, what are you hearing about the encirclement of lehman and what's happening there? yeah, these are some very significant lines coming from the ukranian military. they saying that they have surrounded the strategic town of lee man, a town that fell under the control of the russians of the fist fighting in may. it is a huge strategic importance because it is a railway harb on a supply line to russian forces across this region. of course, this news, if indeed it is true, is significant because it is part of what has been a very successful counter offensive in the last couple of weeks by ukraine in forces pushing south from car cave and re taking control of thousands of square. busy kilometers of territory, we are hearing also that according to the ukrainians that they believed that up to $5500.00 russian troops could be trapped inside le

and to west, in areas of russia, behind that clear skies for places like poland, little bit gray and dahl, however for the baltic countries. but if we have a look at the 3 day full key, the temperature is going to be knocked down rather dramatically. she said 19 degrees thursday, as that rain rolls in 7 degrees celsius. now the rain has rolled away from greece and that southeast corner at 5 percent stealing with the worst of those shot was further west of this piera sky to italy across the mediterranean. but that heavy rain rolling into spain and portugal knocking the temperature down in madrid. by thursday, ah, the around 10 women are being murdered in mexico every day, almost always by men, an epidemic of gender based violence that threatens to spiral out of control. now specialists police squads run by women a trying to reverse the trend and bring the perpetrators to justice. but can they overcome years of macho culture and in different, behind the scenes with the fem aside detected on a just either a sense of belonging, cmc. we always look for ways to be together and the everyday hero

are you, unlike yours, this word will at least have normal numbers in dahl's dictionary? denied boarding? what do you think? you are polite in zero, i am a star, you are impossible. i know for sure that the impossible is possible. i’ve been thinking the whole game, and why did he even decide that the main one put on such an important suit? boo boo boo. you appointed me rector. god why did i sign up for this. everything, do what you want. well, here it is the creative path of the kvn team ryazansky prospekt has come to an end. i didn’t think that i would end up playing kvn like this. and the heart i’m dying, right? so well, that we need a new leader in russia, everyone is used to the fact that the leader’s name begins with the letter b and the last name begins with the letter p valdis found out there before that he just said it was wrong intonation and so you are so important in such a suit. all sorry, then. let's play together the body is not cold yet. they found a replacement valdis no offense. keep calm your kvn well, in the sense keep calm kvn alexander vasilyevich and

democratic incumbent gavin newsom and his republican challenger, brian dahle, take part.from washington state. where democratic senator patty murray is up against republican challenger tiffany smiley. later white house senior adviser and former new orleans mayor mitch landrieu talks about efforts to rebui u.s infrastructure. former president barack obama travels to sin today, campaigning focratic candidates. state twice, welcomes tony evers d senate candidate mandela barnes, the lieutenant governor, atent in milwaukee. i would live coverage begins today at 4:30 eastern on c-span, c-span now, or on c-span.org. ♪ >> do all americans have a fundamental right to privacy? sunday on q&a, a look at the struggles between an individual's right to privacy and the public's right. amy geithner or, her book looks at several cases involving the conflict, including ressler hulk hogan's multimillion dollar lawsuit against gawker. >> hulk hogan brought a claim for the right to privacy against gawker. he argued that even though -- he argued his level of privacy would trump the right of gaw

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