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you recently posted a note titled "things to always remember" that included this david bowie quote here really respect, admire and feel a kinship to and he says i think it's terribly dangerous for an artist to fulfill other people's expectations. if you feel safe in the area that you're working in, you're not working in the right area. always go a little further into the water and you feel you're capable of being. go a little bit out of your depth and when you don't feel that your feet are quite touching the bottom, you're just about in the right place to do something exciting." >> stephen: that is challenging. that is challenging. that can feel dangerous. >> janelle: it can. it's when we are going to float. it's a good reminder, as we continue to create and move forward to not be afraid to reimagine who we can be and where we can go. that's what i'm excited about. discovering something new about myself this year. >> stephen: any other notes you leave for yourself? any other things. >> janelle: i probably do. >> stephen: you can have that. >> janelle: my phone. let's pull it out. i have

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let's talk to jackie bowie — head of europe at chatham financial. good to have you with us.rise that rates are continuing to go up, even though, as we said, inflation is starting to ease. that is sort of the problem. the two are not in line. what the bank is doing is looking back at inflation, but forward at what this rate decision may influence in terms of behaviour. i think, from last bank of england became, where they moved a 50 basis points, that was taken as a really big jump in rates. since that decision, we have seen some improvement in inflation numbers. there were still some calming for a 50 basis point change, but i think that this was more of the consensus. as you say, the balance between trying to get inflation under control, because let's not forget, that also makes people poorer in the long run, and also, making sure that there is not too much damage done to there is not too much damage done to the economy is a balancing act that they have to play. and, if you watch some of the comments andrew bailey made after the meeting, there were some pretty negative outlo

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now on youtube, v w documentary, the, the, the business dw, use live from bowie to us, japan and south korea agree to deepen military and economic ties. lead is made for historic freeway, somebody to camp david presidential retracing the you with, with former enemies, japan and south korea, pledging to cooperate to combat the regional traits. also coming west africa eco was says, it's ready for a possible military intervention in the share. if diplomatic epis.

so these huge a huge developments that's required to transfer them to bowie. and you say you can meet or you can come economy of going to does need to much more a vendor protocol support. so we, we know that's a, the to countries. it says it says go to a lot of resources. but it's good to be here between what did you coach for me something i'm going to proceed with. you said he couldn't make it. you don't take that code. why? because of that this slide is repeat. all right, nick activity are going to be created. could it be stipulation so as you really have to wait for us to indeed assist to assist you? no. peas, no peas, room very interesting day. thank you for coming in the program on sharing your thoughts with us live from the some bubble in a capital political analyst rejoice, and the quinn yet us. alright, exclusive interview with rushes and foster too. so some of these up next the know surprising. this week's historic brick gathering in johannesburg. dillman, it's the conversational, catch it in full, the hello investigator. thank you so very much for ma

also in bowie, in book, you know, fossil be there now coming out in this burst of sort of protests. but also anger is also forcing the military to take advantage of it. and this is what we now call a, at least many of us were analyzing sort of a militarily, a citizen revolt or susan revolt led by the military as a new dynamic that's now flushing out across the region. and let me come back to something that you've mentioned, the idea for a sort of anti french center. it's really not true if you look at it funny. well, you know, the french language culturally is dominant. it is use as an official language for many of these former uh french qualities for good was cynical ali anomaly is just this. i refused to using as a, a, an official language i think, you know, for us is also considered. right. so after kids, if there's not many other unhappy with the french government policies continues, oppression continues, exploitation continues use of french power to maintain africans in poverty, in quality. and then of course, having a means of sale that continues to oppress applicants. and thi

they say that i'm so feet allowed to use uh, on pad edison at bowie and scott, the danish daily newspaper. welcome to the w. a y have denmark and sweden seen the surgeon crown buildings um, well, a curiously, we have a mentor as a politician in common, somebody who is. uh, honestly, i think he's hosp swedish off danish is he's called a family ties to both countries who has in recent years become quite intimate, so famous by putting a oh, you're in aging on the crime, in particularly in neighborhoods where there are many migrant residents. so he's been touring uh, in stirring a story. i mean, you know, country is, this is probably the down the people. yes. okay. so he's been standing up this hate? yes and uh, and then do you know uh when, when the one just says other people get the same idea. so the people sign in cronsa thought i was right wing streams. but we also have manifestations by, uh, people who uh, have origins. and it was from countries who are politically protesting the face or the machines built around them and the minority. but they have different expressions, maybe not fundi

now pushed in on board and seeing what they've seen already in the central african, probably also in bowie. uber cannot fossil be there now coming out in this burst of sort of protests, but also anger is also forcing the military to take advantage of it. in this world, we know fully at least many of us were analyzing this cool sort of a militarily, a citizen revolt or a citizen revolt led by the military as a new dynamic that's now flushing out across the region. and let me come back to something that you mentioned, the idea for a sort of anti french center. it's really not true if you look at it pretty well. you know, the french language culturally is dominant. it is use as an official language for many of these former uh french qualities from good deed was and he called ali anomaly is just as i refused to using as a, a, an official language. i think counselors also consider right, so after kids, if there's not many other unhappy with the french government policies continue to use, oppression continues, exploitation continues, use of french power to maintain africans and property in quote

founding of the national council of negro women currently headed by doctor thelma dailey, a graduate of bowieilblazing leader, and insisted that i learned everything i could about her. it was partly as a tribute to my mother that i lobbied governor john charles west to support placing a portrait of mary mcleod bethune in the south carolina state capitol building. on july 10, 1976, ms. bethune became the first person of color in south carolina's history to be so honored. and thanks to my colleagues in thisth body and the state of florida, today she becomes the first black person to have her likeness represent a state in this building. [applause] we cannot change history, and we should not try. nor should we attempt to revise or distort events with misguided tributes to defenders of human bondage or perpetrators of false theories. [applause] although much work remains to be done, throughout her life mary mcleod bethune truly did her part to advance the cause of forming a more perfect union. and today, we are doing our part to honor her last will and testament.t [applause] >> ladies and gentleme

ron desantis as david bowie said, under pressure. the great florida governor has not met expectations. he has lost momentum blowing through money and reshuffled his campaign. donors need to see desantis serve up some aces tonight. desantis should just have some fun, knock some heads together and stay classy because this will be a pile on. he cannot look annoyed on a split screen when he is being attacked. desantis does not have a lot of experience in this format. is golden knights might be this. remind the party that he is the old and only person with money, person and support idea who can conceivably consolidate the base when the possible event that something politically dyer happens to donald trump. sticking to economic issues will be smart. vivek ramaswamy is surging. one poll has him tied with desantis. he is on tv more than brian kilmeade. he is young, likable, bright with an uplifting and energetic message. he has been financially successful, but the question is, is he the flavor of the month or has he tapped into something ree

same for point raise, bowie temp and san francisco and bowie temp.dropped 59 to 60. so and with this, there's a low coming in. and believe me, i think these water temps just take another tumble here as we head towards the weekend. but i'm getting way ahead of myself here. 40s in the mountains, 41, truckee, south, lake tahoe, 45. phenix, 94. there were 117 yesterday, 21 days this summer at 115 or higher. isn't that lovely, pam? you love that kind of heat, don't you? 115 and higher. no, thank you. but it's a dry heat, as your brother would say. i like moisture in my heat. i understand that. 63, sacramento, 59 down in monterey. this low moves through about now. okay. high pressure here. that'll build in tomorrow for a quick warm up another one out here that's not the one we're concerned about. watch the low drop in that one goes through. now here it comes. this will be thursday. that's when the cooling begins. now, if it goes over water, it'll have a little more to work with. if it stays over land, not so much, but it's right on top of us. and as it doe

of the world's greatest actors — such as damejudi dench — tom hanks — and musicians such as david bowieaul mccartney. among many eye—catching moments — victoria beckham let slip that her nickname for husband david was "goldenballs" in 2001. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito looks back at his life. don't you get fed up of each other? oh, yes, yes. i call him golden balls, you know, now. - did you ever say, "you dirty rat?" never. jimmy cagney. orson welles. jimmy stewart. these were distant, mysterious screen gods until parkinson brought them into your living room. the fact is that you're a crowd puller and frazier�*s not, is he? why is that? well, number one, he's ugly. his interviews with muhammad ali were unmissable. he has no rhythm, no footwork, no class. he cannot talk. and who told him he could sing? but of all those 2,000 or so guests, one always haunted him. i interviewed everybody from henry kissinger to billy connolly to james cagney to dame edith evans, all those people. and i'm only remembered for one thing, i was attacked by a sodding emu. he's not aggresive! rod hull an

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individuals who are asking a very similar question, we have an anonymous attendee and karen, who is in bowiemaryland. can you speak to the current u.s. policy regarding native people, not just the current administration, say the past 20 years and are anonymous questioners? please explain the present legal situation of native american communities. it's very similar. well, look, and that's well, let me just kind of reiterate that the prevailing indian policy can stop extermination and. form of it really of develop it. clinton pushed long president clinton really promoted a government to government bringing native people and their government to government leaders, to the white house. and so you have that really kind of a partnership. and what is really kind of the native native groups and the tribal communities. and so forth was actually the in india. so the indian government in the street is that makes these tribes more independent. that makes them less dependent on the federal government and from loans and grants and things like that in britain. and so they become more independent and say mor

let's talk to jackie bowie — head of europe at chatham financial. good to have you with us. not in line. what the bank is

one of the bodies was caught snag through that bowie. local people say it's not unusual for migrants to lose their lives, trying to, to navigate and cross the treacherous waters of the rio grande. there were current there, underwater snags. it's a dairy, it's a dangerous situation, especially if people are not a very good swimmers. and the water in the river are all local peoples. also tell us is rising. now the current is increasing. so it's likely that unfortunately more people may fall victim to drowning in the rio grande as they try to cross over into the united states. but the, the fewer or at the moment he is over governor of greg a habit of texas. and his attempts to go it alone as it were, with what he calls operation. lonestar not in cooperation with the federal government, but seizing private land. building these types of fences putting the boys in the water may trying to make it very, very difficult for people to cross their r and texas national guard officers here on site. there are uh, speed boats passing back and forth in t

been hearing songs from some other top songs, including pink floyd "dark side of the moon," david bowiered" couch will share our favorite covers of all time. shannon. >> complete cheese here, i think that is also the most litigated album cover, in court every other week. 1980s i was not listening to anything grungey or anything, i was not allowed to, michael w. smith. argyle, and i had an argyle vest, pink and purple that matched this, i thought i was cool, tells me i was not. >> i think these are terrible, iconic ones. only one i like is the voting baby one, that's like a maybe. hopefully the baby can swim. so my favorite is joe diffey, "honky tonk attitude," he passed away in 2020, he sings "john deere green, quintessential 90s. >> i took from the list, going from the list, i could have done something off list, my 14-year-old is in the beatles, and because i know about the beatles i'm super cool. >> i would have gone with nirvana, i went with green day. >> "dukey." >> we used to hang out on their yard before things happened. a lot of things happened in the area. my favorite one of all

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he tried to set up the bowies in the rio grand to prevent people entering the country illegally.he white house, this is how they responded. >> res you see what the govern s doing and hurting the process, hurting the process of whates we're trying to do. the department of justice has beeno very cleardo, we've been clearer about that, they've been clear about taking him to court about his unlawful actions.wf >> laura: so a state is tryingul to do something, they are a border state to stop the influx. do you believe the white houseeh is sincere when they say they want to help your city given the fact that they are suing texas? >> laura, this has been going on time. it's not only is this year, it's last year. i sa migrants in the hole, sleeping in the hallways, they can't handle them. by the way, isis is telling us it will take ten years to process the asylum application. ten years. please. >> laura: neprw yorkoc can't waa tetin years, chicago can't wait ten years, la can't wait ten years, robert we appreciate you coming on, i hope you will come back. that's it for us tonight,t remem

and a first-time father bowie, congratulations and the mother rose lena.gs work just for the kids. don't let their tiny legs fool you. they're mature very quickly and they are mobile and they have all now got work in the postal service. they are called cappy berras. >> rodent in the world. >> harold: my kids favorite thing you do animals are great. another shout-out to this 4-year-old to hit a 400-foot grand slam team u.s.a. >> jesse: that kid is not 12. >> harold: fans are even suggests. >> jesse: no way is that kid 12. >> harold: make sure he is actually 12. congratulations even though people are questioning your age, did you a great job. lead the team to victory. he won't be draft eligible until 2029. definitely one to watch in the mean time. what do we say, you go. >> greg: you go boy. >> jesse: you go man. >> greg: opposite of you go girl. >> dana: this is a dog named bart and he got his foot stuck in the drain and the firefighters had to come and he got to have a nice little picture with all of them. >> greg: put on a shirt. weirdo. who is the guy in

mexico claims the bowie break a treaty between countries. maybe in mexican territory. u.s.ustice department has demanded texas remove them. governor greg abbott remains he has constitutional authority to protect the state borders. joining me now is attorney and cnn opinion writer real ray has. he is also an immigration analyst at usa today. appreciate you joining us. >> of course. democratic lawmakers visited the rio grande area tuesday to observe the barriers being used by texas governor greg abbott to keep migrants out of the united states. focusing their attention particularly on the use of barbed wire barriers. and massive buoys in the river. what do you expect to come of this? given legal action against texas has had no success so far and how much do you fear this might simply end up being yet another photo op? >> right, well let us start with the good news here. the good news here seems to be that democrat lawmakers are trying to draw attention to something of a humanitarian crisis. that has been intentionally created, intentionally created by governor abbott as part

airlines are canceling flights to bowie, repurposing those flights for evacuation. and -- they come as atmospheric carbon is producing record heat. climate far more extreme and unstable than any of us have experienced in our lifetimes. senator mazie hirono is a democrat representing hawaii and she joins me now. senator, first of all i just want to say that everyone in the country is watching these scenes appalled and sending support to the state of hawaii. i know it is brutal there. what's your read from what you are hearing from the folks even touch with? >> first of all, we want to thank everyone for the support that they have provided to the people of hawaii. it can certainly go to maui county. gov and they will direct you to a site where you can get help. but chris, it is very clear that we are seeing the frequency and severe severity of nature like hurricanes, droughts, tornadoes floods. we had hurricane dora that created tremendous windy conditions that caused the flames and maui to spread in unpredictable ways. so climate change is something that we are exper

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hendrix, bowie, cash, jagger, sinatra, fonda with the fist in the air, facing their public mug shots, even, i should mention, for sometimes quite minor offenses. some of these pictures you see are for offenses that aren't illegal in every state like pot possession. it feels significant because it is significant. defendants long accused of lies and cheating now put through the same legal process as anyone else, even if they, some of them, once led that process, even if some of them led the -- now they are booked like anyone else with the images used to track suspects. the way police use mugshots are explained clearly, 50 cent, who famously had his own mugshot. there it is. same spot where -- got shot. the block hot -- flashing my mug shot, he said, because mug shots are used by the squad to find the suspects. now prosecutors accuse giuliani of stealing and cheating, and as it happens, some other lines from that same 50 cent song apply -- when you're rich you smoke, put me through any test i'll pass 'cause i'm a cheater. boasting cheaters get away, and that can be true until it's not, a

. >> in may of 2013, michelle obama in her speech to bowie state university students challenged in the way only mrs. obama can do to make education a priority and to set an example for those who will follow them. >> when it comes to getting an education, too many of our young people just can't be bothered. today, instead of walking miles every day to school, they're sitting on couches for hours playing video games, watching tv. instead of dreaming of being a teacher or lawyer or business leader, they're fantasizing about being a baller or rammer. rapper -- right now one in three african-american students are dropping outut of high school. only one in five african-americans between ages of 25 and 29 has gotten a college degree. one iniv five. let's be very clear, today getting an education is as important if not more important than it was back when the university wasas founded. as my husband has said often, please stand up and reject the slander that says black child with ald book is trying to act white. reject that. in short -- be an example of excellence for the next generation and do

past recipients have included janet jackson, rihanna, david bowie and the beetles.he vmas for the first time since 2006 when she sang her hit song "hips don't lie". >> is that still called the michael jackson vanguard award? it changed one year. >> i think he changed it. thank you for giving me my award. >> the year it happened, it was a mix-up. >>> let's take a look at the forecast closer to home. >> i'm not going to say the hips don't lie, but i've got a couple of weather headlines that could possibly not lie. so we do have to pay attention. >> that doesn't go so smoothly with the music. >> let's start off in the north bay. santa rosa, a little bit of a chilly start, but mostly clear skies, 49 degrees. by the time you head outside to go to work, bringing along a light jacket, you'll probably lose it by the time you head out for lunch. plenty of sunshine and 80s at the noon hour. the rest of the bay area today is going to see temperatures a little bit warmer than yesterday. we are gradually warming up to our warmest day, which will be tomorrow. we'll have mid-70s i

and jamele bowie, new york times columnist and co-host of the unclear and present danger podcast. this pledge because i can't see him supporting those candidates anyway if it's not him is not gonna tell his maga followers to vote for that person anyway, right? >> i think that's right. that's pretty much what happened in 2016. he refused to commit to supporting any other nominee, refused to accept the results of the election if you lost. we know how that played out for years later. his whole power over the republican party, at first, was this fear among republican officeholders or elites that if he did not stay on his good side and he wasn't the nominee that he would lose voters. i think he still retains some of that now. he's not gonna meet the pledge because he doesn't need to. if he is a nominee. he still retains power to say no, i don't support that person. and that's what republicans are afraid of. >> and we talked a little bit earlier in the show, to ray, donald trump's power is that he is a celebratory, and for a lot of his supporters there not his supporters, or his fans. s