there is such a theme arthur: okay, take a rest. who is arthur arthuroronto washington new york, alenders vegas which belarusian hockey player played for these nhl clubs montreal toronto washington olga no andrei mikhail kruglovsky mikhail grabovsky absolutely correct this is correct answer ended his career in may 2018 andrey and topic football football and card i'm the first from andrey we try, which of these teams did not reach the semi-finals of the champions league 22-23 milan inter manchester city chelsea chelsea chelsea absolutely right, the team lost to real madrid and was left behind quarterfinals this is the correct answer and five points at the end of the second period. let's sum it up. arthur runs forward between the participants. well, andrey salts can’t catch up with him, olya, but i have it, let’s say. so the good news is that practice shows that in the third period there is often a radical change in the balance of power from the men leaders, therefore, well, it can still be so, it will be so. i’ll surprise you, we’ll wait until olga surpr

uh, there is such a thing arthur theme okay hockey theme, take a rest. who is arthur arthuro topic, hockey montreal toronto washington new york islanders vegas which belarusian hockey player played for these nhl clubs montreal toronto in washington olga no andrei mikhail kruglovsky mikhail grobovsky otsitsenno, but this is the correct answer ended his career in may 2018 andrey topic is football football and card i’m the first from andrey to try. which of these teams did not reach the semi -finals of the champions league 22-23 milan inter manchester city chelsea chelsea chelsea absolutely, the team lost to real madrid and was left out of the 1/4 finals - this is the correct answer and five points at the end of the second period. let's sum it up. as we can see, the gap between the participants is increasing. arthur runs forward. well, andrey salts can’t catch up with him in the field, but i have, let’s say. so good news, practice shows that in the third period there is often a radical change in the balance, a change of forces , a change of leaders, therefore, well , maybe it w

arthur sold his share of this apartment to you. the clever girl gave it away. there is much more here. i took money out of the business. for arthurhe wouldn’t know , because if she found out there would be a scandal , you know, i thought we ’d sit down like sister and brother. i'll hug him and say, here's a brother. you're free, you know, free? and now he won’t know it. he will never know this now. sorry for the emotions. actually, that’s not what i wanted. here is a catalog of jewelry, this ring is from an exhibition and it is the only exclusive one, there is no other like it. there it was there with everyone else jewels that disappeared further. hello i am of course very happy. yes got stuck at work. yes, now what should i eat, if any of my clients? yes, the door, i think, was opened by the profile, the rest were accidental. thugs are sure gold. they will leak through trusted channels. i made prints of the jewelry. it must be distributed to informants. i think, first of all, shalyapin. well, yes, maybe he will whisper to them and they will go to the bottom. it’s okay, he didn’t whisper, i checked there, i still found chaliapin

arthur _ gauff on this occasion. you touched on the arthur ashe _ gauff on this occasion. you touched on the arthure stadium, surely| on the arthur ashe stadium, surely that has to help koko gauff, crazy support? it that has to help koko gauff, crazy su ort? u, that has to help koko gauff, crazy su . oft? . ., , , that has to help koko gauff, crazy suuort? , , m support? it can be very difficult for players _ support? it can be very difficult for players when _ support? it can be very difficult for players when they - support? it can be very difficult for players when they are - support? it can be very difficult for players when they are not l for players when they are not getting the support of the crowd,, as we see quite regularly in new york there is applause when a first serve goes into the net, it is not malicious but an misunderstanding about what to do, because there will be a second serve. sabalenka is used to play and how players at the other slams but that can add an extra dimension, if the other player is on top and you have the crowd on your back, potentially that can make quite a signi

arthur said, arthur feigned violent grief, tearing out his hair. how his love perished, but i samarachu still didn’t believe the shed. samurai arthur, i immediately didn’t sleep all night, i wrote, and it came to my mind that there is a second samurai and you know him very well when he was studying in the section. to this matter, wait, what about the fact that the murdered culprit of lukova’s death , with whom, by the way, khisanov was in love and threatened to kill her, by the way, so prove that there were notes on the corpses are intended specifically for him, but for now i need your memo in full. i have the feeling that captain vasnetsov is not indifferent to captain dymov, where he stopped. yes, what about discos , kisses and fights over girls? well, let me read it. let go to the bathhouse, so go to the bathhouse , then first work oh, take me with you, and you from gleb to panin's groom killed rome and onion ushakova, by the way, talking to her father now they drove. you know then these moronic youngsters who killed my daughter. i was ready to tear it to pieces with my own hands. they laughed in my face. but perhaps to want to

it when someone hung around her, well, maybe you were just jealous. to this arthur and that one, arthur? to what other arthurund, he has paid for everything is it cable or something, but no, what, oh, i have such debts there, that’s just not the point , it turns out that there are people who contract with these souls, well, like guides, i’m the chosen one, i just see what others don't look at is treated. where you will be welcome, you are dark, you are dark man, he’s just a barbarian, i would have been burned by the devil in the middle ages, yes , i would have been written down as a god, i would have been written down as a god, who, this is just envy, this is just envy, because you are ordinary, and i am the chosen one, hello everyone , there is new information, wait, let the chosen ones voice it, are you a moron? i’ll explain to you, i’m not a fortune teller, i’m a fashionista, it’s fun here , i checked the telephone conversations of anna goncharova, a couple of hours before her death, she called the same number several times, the number belongs to elizaveta timchenko, the best anna’s friend, she works as a

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will have this answer thank you, thank you, maksym yuriyovych, thank you, no, no, no, arthur , time has run out, arthure time has run out a long, long time ago, time has run out, i'm sorry for yuriyovych for the floor for cooperation, the chairman of the committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on national security, defense and intelligence oleksandr mykhailovych is invited for a joint report, please . yes , please. i am asking the device to understand the colors of the numbers on the screen. of national security, defense and intelligence at its meeting on september 4 , 2023 considered the statement of the minister of defense of ukraine various collections of yuriyovych about resignation from the position he held according to the results of the review guided by the provision of paragraph 12 of the first part of article 85 of the constitution of ukraine, people's deputies of ukraine, members of the committee made a decision , first, to recommend to the verkhovna rada of ukraine, the resignation of various yuriyovych from the post of minister of defense of ukraine , second, to propose to the verkhovna

arthur, everything really comes into play, not only the materials, the knowledge long ago acquired in 3d graphics turned out to be indispensable in carpentry . customers, most of whom arthur works with remotely, send photos of finished or future interiors, and thanks to special programs, arthurnteriors that he has never seen in person. you offer some option 1, 2, 3 , they tell you it seems beautiful, but you don’t like something, it happens that once i had 25 different sketches, i made, that is man, he was looking, he was looking for exactly what would be his, what he would fall in love with, unconditionally, and we found, in the end, that is, for me, every client, he brought it, because i think , imagine, i once worked there somewhere, and now people come to me, they choose me to make this picture for them, and so on, how can i tell him that three or three attempts, and then money, otherwise it would be possible, customers who constantly interfere with the work of the master, but arthur a completely different approach, he loves caring clients who delve into, advise, choose, it is important for them to become a kind of co-author of each project. outwardly, arthur looks like a very calm person, but he sincerely worries about every project. yes, i am very gentle with my custom

arthur c. brooks and oprah winfrey. >> and oprah joins us now! >> arthur joins us now! >> arthur joins us now! chnology. >> yeah, for sure, but there's a lot that goes into it. the truth is that happiness has been slow to climb the united states since the early 1990s. that of course when technology really took over on social media in 2008 around the time of the financial crisis, these things came together, and then the coronavirus epidemic, people were just not together. they became more isolated and lonely. and then on top of that, you have the political polarization, which has been the big topic in the show today. all of these things together mean that we are just at loggerheads. people cannot agree on anything except they want to be happier, and oprah and i wrote this book as kind of the handbook for the science of happiness for every person in the country. and we are going to come together, it's been going to because we have a movement for people demanding that one have happier lives today. and this book is trying to start a movement, quite frankly. >> how do you do it? what do you find? >>

with me in the studio is an expert, clinical psychologist, psychological science arthur timofeev, our hero milena. arthuro is left with two children, and still wants her happiness to be like this, well, as we know from books and good films with a man with children. i don't like. it’s still important here, but what does milena herself want, if she really sees her family as complete, yes, when there is a man next to her, yes, and for the children he becomes, perhaps , a foster father, yes, well, or in in some way, then why not, yes, this is her picture, she is so comfortable, she wants it so much, if not for my positive experience with the last man i would be, i would probably i just thought that this doesn’t happen, but when this happened in my life, i just don’t want to give it up now, and i understand that this happens, probably this hope, she’ll just be in me for the rest of my life, i even have hope that this person and i can one day, because now let’s talk about it, 3 years ago you broke up, i understand correctly, right? approximately, what is more important here is when the decision was made, not w

arthur joins me now. in the next three minutes, arthur brooks, can you tell me how to build a life of happinessesome. >> yeah. i mean, the truth is there's a way to do it, it just takes understanding, work and a spirit of sharing with other people. i've been looking at this as a social scientist for a long time, but what i figured out finally over the last 30 years of my career as a college professor, you need the knowledge about happiness. most people don't even understand what it is. you need to change a few practices in your life and share with other people. and if you do those things, which is exactly what we lay out in the book, this is a handbook for your own emotional self-improvement, then you can actually get much happier. stuart: okay. where does the therapy industry -- forgive the expression, but where do the therapists stand in all of this? >> well, it sort of depends on how therapy is used. one of the things we talk about in the book, one of the greatest techniques and important skills you can learn is called meta-cognition. it's understanding your own thinking. there are a lot of ways to do that, but you need space between the emotions that are bombarding you and how you react to them. you can do that in a lot of ways. you can do it through prayer, meditation, walking in nature, listening to music or, you know, some people actually do it through therapy as well. there are a lot of ways to do it, but you have to do it. stuart: where does religion and faith come into all of this? >> it's a -- we talk about that an awful lot. now, the truth is that a happiest life has four parts to it. i'm talking, you and i have finance guys, and so this is your happiness 401(k). these are the four -- we talk about it, the investments we need to make in our happiness every day, faith, family, friendship and work that serves other people. those are the big four. you can ignore most other things, as a matter of fact, and faith is critical. now, i'm not talking about my faith. i'm a catholic, it's the most important thing in my life. but as a social scientist the, i will tell you, you need something that transcends your day to day reality. my job, my money, my commute. you need something that's bigger that makes you small every single day. that's critical to have. stuart: didn't you start off life as a musician? >> i did, indeed, as a french horn player. stuart: if i say dennis brain, do you know who i'm talking about? >> the world's greatest french horn mare who died in 1959 in a -- stuart: no, no, later. he played on the beatles. he played with the beatles. >> no, that was actually his colleague who played on the beatles' albums, but dennis brain was the world's greatest french horn soloist. i had a poster of him on my wall as a child. i wanted to be dennis brain. stuart: well, that cleared that up. arthury -- >> you always make me happy, stuart. can't wait to see you in person. [laughter] stuart: the popular children's show paw patrol has a new spin-off. in it they're introducing a nonbinary character. we'll tell you more about that. >>> the group that sued harvard over race-base admissions and won is now going after west point. a report on that after this. ♪ keep me in mind -- ♪ somewhere down the road you might get loan arely. ♪ -- lonely. ♪ keep me in mind -- ♪ and i pray someday that you will love me only ♪ liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with the money i saved, i started a dog walking business. i was a bit nervous at first but then i figured it's just walking, right? [dog barks] oh. no it's just a bunny! calm down taco. sit duchess. stop! sesame no no. archie! walter don't, no, ahhhh. ahhhhh! you're lucky you're so cute. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ - it's payback time. all these years you've worked hard, you've

in the studio expert clinical psychologist candidate of psychological sciences arthur timofeev and our heroine milena arthur let's ask in one bottle. and what is the right strategy and tactics for a woman who is left with a young beautiful woman, who is left with two children and still wants her happiness to be like this? well, as we know of books and good films with a man and children i don't like the word correctly. but here it is still important. and what does milena herself want if she really sees her family as complete? yes, when there is a man next to her, yes, and for the children, he becomes, maybe, a foster father. yes, or in some way, then why not? yes? this is her picture, and she wants to be so comfortable, if it weren’t for my positive experience with the last man who inspired you, who i would have, i probably would have just thought that this doesn’t happen. and when did this happen in my life? i i just don’t want to give it up now, and i understand that this happens. and perhaps this is hope. it will not just be with you for the rest of your life. i even have hope that this person and i can t

arthur. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. chester arthur when president garfield passed away in september 18, '81. the new york supreme court judge, the oath of office in arthur's. in new york city, how about that? a different place back then. ashley, lauren, thank you for taking care of business. it was a wonderful time. thanks for the support and help. i have to count down to the very second, i've got 13, 12 to go because i've got to get up to 12:00 noon. that is it for "varney and company". coast-to-coast starts now. neil: on the verge of the government shutting down and then autoworkers strike on top of twin jolts for an economy that has absorbed many of them. a stock market that has had to absorb a few of its own, rocky

we wound up buying the lifevac for all of our grandkids including our grandson arthur by the same name. arthur it's like a little plunger. >> brian: which you invented. >> steve: so easy. >> i'm dad. panicking dad i want something simple oh my god, oh my god, that's it. >> steve: do that again. >> brian: hitting on the back does not work all the time. >> we just had a medical doctor couldn't save her child on an airplane, m.d., couldn't do it. didn't work. >> steve: get the plunger, just like that. >> ainsley: does it always work if the baby is choking on any type of work. >> never failed. it's physics not physiology. >> brian: not only that seniors going through parkison's. >> brian: yourself. every senior center, every school. and planes, how could you not have that on a plane? >> we just saved life. the m.d. couldn't save the life. someone had a passenger had a lifevac, i always have one. we really want the home. kids, parent, someone be in a wheelchair. and you would safe yourself. >> ainsley: most of the children that choke, how old are they? >> your wind pipe isn't fully developed until

arthur says yes , nonsense here. arthur says yes, multiculturalism has failed big time., it's failed. has come to boston, where i live. and you'll see for yourself if john says intergeneration was never going to work, the people of this country can't even get on. so people from different countries have got no chance . really, have got no chance. really, john, i think we can get on, can't we? there will only be anarchy ahead for this country. i'm not sure john's right on that. valerie says it has failed. we were never asked if we wanted it and we don't. well, i think that does raise a serious point. valerie we were never asked if we wanted mass immigration. indeed, politico all parties have election after election said they're going to bnng election said they're going to bring immigration down. and instead we've got absolutely the reverse . well, let's move on to reverse. well, let's move on to the second topic this evening , the second topic this evening, which is obviously the ukraine war is now in well into its second year. sadly serious concerns about how long it's go

arthur says yes , nonsense here. arthur says yes, multiculturalism has failed big time., it's failed. has come to boston, where i live. and you'll see for yourself if john says intergeneration was never going to work, the people of this country can't even get on. so people from different countries have got no chance . really, have got no chance. really, john, i think we can get on, can't we? there will only be anarchy ahead for this country. i'm not sure john's right on that. valerie says it has failed. we were never asked if we wanted it and we don't. well, i think that does raise a serious point. valerie we were never asked if we wanted mass immigration. indeed, politico all parties have election after election said they're going to bnng election said they're going to bring immigration down. and instead we've got absolutely the reverse . well, let's move on to reverse. well, let's move on to the second topic this evening , the second topic this evening, which is obviously the ukraine war is now in well into its second year. sadly serious concerns about how long it's go

arthur dale on a regular basis. she went to every high school graduation in arthur dallas. he was out there multiple times a year, but she also invested a lot of her personal wealth in arthur dale trying to make things work. so she she really was a mover in the subsistence homestead movement in the division and she was a strong advocate in a number of ways in order to build houses cheaply. you can do that more efficiently if you don't put a bathroom in and if you don't put a kitchen in if you don't have plumbing, you don't have electricity you can make those houses for much less money and a number of people in the roosevelt administration were saying these folks are coming from coal mine patch communities. they don't have electricity now they have an outhouse now, they don't have indoor plumbing. now, why would we provide all of those things for them in this subsistence homesick community, but she said no. no we have to provide houses with indoor toilets with running water in the kitchens. furnaces for heat electricity and these are the things that would allow somebody to live with dignity. so she's an advocate of the cooperative ethos and this subsistence homestead divisi

arthur ashe stadium. >> reporter: the crowd at arthur ashe stadium was looking for any reason at all the entire night tor feet and cheer on 19-year-old coco gauff. as this match wore on, she started giving them more and more reasons to do so. it didn't start out that way. the first set was really tough for coco. her served looked very shaky. she was overpowered by aryna saba sabalenka, one of the biggest hitters in the sport. coco found confidence in the second set, confidence, clarity, she started to blow sabalenka away. sabalenka lives and diespy power. she started overplaying because coco was not missing. the rallies delighted the crowd. coco's athleticism on full display in the third set. she is one of the greatest movers in the game. when she broke sabalenka to go up 5-2 the crowd went wild. every subsequent point after that was met with a ferocious roar for coco gauff, the woman who many thought would win this slam even at the ripe age of 15 years old. now at 19, finally, she was able to savor the moment. >> oh my goodness. it means so much to me. i feel like i'm a little bit in shock in this mome

i so my farm is right next to minstead church and sir arthur conan doyle is actually buned arthur conanctually buried in the church now, him being the author of sherlock holmes, one of the most famous crime fighters crime solvers in, you know, in the uk . you know, in the uk. >> um, and we ironically are suffering from, you know, 84 unsolved crimes up till june this year over the last three years now, we've been doing some numbers that doesn't include 11 that we know of. that's happened in the village since then. so this is actually being underreported now . i think underreported now. i think sherlock holmes would be turning in his grave if he knew that on his doorstep this was going this was happening. yeah >> no, well, it's a brilliant name. and thank you for giving us that little bit of local history. tell us, guys, mean , history. tell us, guys, i mean, you know, we can talk about numbers. is 84100 and pro rata, the most unsolved crimes of any part of the united kingdom. but what are the real lived experiences on the ground of this ? well 3:00 in the morning, this? well 3:00 in the

i so my farm is right next to minstead church and sir arthur conan doyle is actually buned arthur conanally buried in the church now, him being the author of sherlock holmes, one of the most famous crime fighters crime solvers in, you know, in the uk . you know, in the uk. >> um, and we ironically are suffering from, you know, 84 unsolved crimes up till june this year over the last three years now, we've been doing some numbers that doesn't include 11 that we know of. that's happened in the village since then. so this is actually being underreported now . i think underreported now. i think sherlock holmes would be turning in his grave if he knew that on his doorstep this was going this was happening. yeah >> no, well, it's a brilliant name. and thank you for giving us that little bit of local history. tell us, guys, mean , history. tell us, guys, i mean, you know, we can talk about numbers. is 84100 and pro rata, the most unsolved crimes of any part of the united kingdom. but what are the real lived experiences on the ground of this ? well 3:00 in the morning, this? well 3:00 in the mor

. >> if i look at arthur brooks now at 59, how different with the arthur 39 ben?ent. i was teaching and i was grateful, i had my phd but i wasn't applying what i knew as a social scientist to my own life. i study happiness like astronomy, you can't change the stars, you just study them. finally my wife said, you've got a phd for a reason, don't do research, do me search, use the ideas to put strategies together in your life and i did that and the fruit of that is a book oprah and i wrote. i will share all the things that went right for me in life and everybody else. >> did you learn from her? >> she helps me refocus what i'm doing. as an academic, it's easy to get to technical. we passed chapters back and forth and she would say make this clearer, you're not writing for an academic audience. >> a couple of things that are important, do i really want pure happiness? i said of course not, you need negative feelings and setbacks and experiences to be fully alive so she said what is the goal? to get happier so she said the real goal happier, not happiness and that's r

arthur stop you from him? yes, i didn’t kill him. it was an accident. arthur found a typewriter in clara's closet.mmediately guessed everything, i was thrown into a scandal. but then he decided not to tell anyone and took it from me word that we will get married, and with this money we will open a massage parlor, and in the morning i didn’t go to the cemetery, all i had to do was prepare the funeral service myself, i took the money to the market. just in case. after the wake, he began to mock me. you're on my hook and you'll behave badly and snitch on the police. i was sitting on the windowsill drinking my beer and before we had time it was nonsense. i just came over to calm him down. he grabbed me by the hair. i began to struggle , pushed him away and he fell out of the window. it was an accident, everything happened by chance, but it was no longer an accident to prove it. this everything will remain on your conscience. because i'm expecting a child from him. if it weren’t for tamara, i wouldn’t be sitting here with you at the same table, same blood type, your blood flows in my veins. i want to t

we need to be working limit the influence working to limit the influence of i read, arthur, of the media. i read, arthurat all. it's speech. it's freedom of speech. sarah i have respect for what have huge respect for what murdoch you don't see murdoch created. you don't see many like him these many businessmen like him these days. many businessmen like him these days . well, it was the first days. well, it was the first duke of wellington prime minister in the 1820s and 30s who took a great disinclination for, as he put it, assuaging what gentlemen call their feelings . it was this stoicism feelings. it was this stoicism known as the great british stiff upper lip that guided us to glory at the peaks of our empire and through the darkest days , and through the darkest days, huddled in air raid shelters in the world war. no the second world war. no complaints, no entitlement, just keeping calm and carrying on. you go back to waterloo. there's a story of lord a wonderful story of lord anglesey , who is next to the anglesey, who is next to the duke of wellington , and his leg duke of wellington, and his leg

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move to federal court. everything that meadows has now appealed. the just ticked district judge found charges were related to political activities and as well as white house chief of staff. the order came on friday the same day the report was released. it provides new insight into the elections aversion investigation into art and shows the panel wanted to indict 39 people in the sprawling racketeering case. sarah murray has more on the grand jury report. >> reporter: south carolina senator lindsey graham and purdue. >> these need to be investigated at any to be corrected in my opinion. >> and former director senator kelly leffler. >> of the legal vote will be counted. >> on a stunning lease at 39 people grand jury recommended for indictment after the panel spent months investigating efforts by former president donaldtrump and his allies to overturn the 2020 presidential election in georgia . >> it's not a short list. >> we heard a lot of very compacompelling things. >> the final report is now public. they recommended indictments for 21 individuals who did not end up facing charges in fulton county including the current and former us senators. lieutenant governor jones, advisor and attorney epstein and transformer national security advisor michael flynn. the district attorney willis ultimately charge the others on the list. >> a fulton county grand jury returned a true bill of indictment. charging 19 individuals with violations of georgia law. >> including trump and 18 codefendants. >> you can't ever accept with a steel where they rake and wrap. >> campaign official mike roman was charged but was not mentioned in the special grand jury's recommendations. >> those that were charged have pleaded not guilty will set recommended for charges or criticizing the prosecutors. >> it's very bad for the country. >> they call the secretary of state brad in 2020. >> i got the sense that it implied that they could throw those out. >> the south carolina republican has denied that insisted he was carrying out legislative duties. >> we can't criminalize senators doing their job when they have a constitutional requirement to fulfill. >> purdue had charged charged brian to call a special session to overturn the election results. they are facing a senate runoff election in january of 2021. >> my number one objective right now has a winning way fit so that we can get to the bottom of what happened in these elections. >> both leffler and purdue lost their runoff races >>> joining me now to discuss lopez cnn political analyst and white house correspondent for pbs news laura. good to see laura. trent made a mess of the legal developments happening. he made his first public appearance at a rally in south dakota since he was indicted in fulton county georgia. i want to show you a clip of him saying this last night. >> man: this battle that we are in is a battle for us this is for history. this is a big moment in our country because we are either going to go one way or the other and if we go the other we are not going to have a country left. the fight together. we will win together and then we will seek justice together. >> seek justice together. for those that are at home and still have a hard time wrapping their heads around the fact that trump remains the front runner in the public and primary talk to us about how this message is resonating and continues to resonate with his supporters. >> reporter: his message from the beginning of this campaign has been exactly that clip you just played which is one of grievance. what about him being persecuted and saying that the levers of government be at the justice department or even education department with the current sitting president and any lawmaker whether it's a republican or democrat that opposes him is corrupt and there is a conspiracy theory and the election system is ripped. his voters believed him and showed the majority of the republican people continue to believe the lives of the election. he as well as crump and another number of republicans have shown that trust base of republican voters. support him over the rest of the candidates. >> i guess the choice to choose a rally in south dakota is a bit curious. he also got an endorsement. most governors have endorsed the presidential candidate. >> it sure seems that way. her name is certainly one that has been flirting around since the vice president and so has sarah huckabee sanders the governor of arkansas. when other rifles of hihis discohas been asked they can't answer. they very well could be positioning himself to eventually become the vice president and it's why you have not seen him go after trump. >> turning to president biden. when you look at cnn's current polling it would be worrying for him even though we are quite early in the race. 73% of americans say they are concerned that age might negatively affect his age of mental and physical confidence. job approval ratings started at 39%. a broad 67% of democratic leaning voters say parties should nominate someone other than biting. it's something that the campaign is not happy about. they're pretty frustrated because they feel that the economy is doing well in recent and it appears that president biden is not receiving any of the benefits of that. that being said one thing that they are looking at despite the polling hours as they are saying the democratic base is not engaged in this point in the race. because of what happened in 2022 because of what we have seen in some special elections in ohio and in wisconsin with the supreme court. a portion has been a really big galvanizing issue for cramped democrats and that is something that is 2024 draws closer they can really capitalize on as well as an argument around threats to democracy that they are making against republicans. >> anchor: we will have to leave it there laura we appreciate your time this morning. >>> coming up, crews in turkey are trying to rescue an american trapped in a cave more than 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arthur ashe stadium. >> the crowd here at arthur ashe stadium was looking for any reason at all, the entire night, to standh wore on, she started giving them more and more reasons to do so. it didn't start out that way. the first set was really tough for coco, her serve looked very shaky, she was overpowered by sabalenka who is one of the biggest hitters in the sport, but then, coco started to play so much better in the second set. she found confidence. she had clarity. and she started to blow sabalenka iaway. san len quay dives and dies by that power, she plays right on the edge, and she started overplayer, because coco was not missing. the rallies delighted the crowd. coco's athleticism on display. she's one of the greatest movers in the game. ill c i can tell you, the crowd went wild, and every subsequent point after that was met with a ferocious roar for coco gauff, the woman who many thought would win this slam, even at the ripe age of 15 years old, and now, at 19, finally, she was able to savor the moment. >> oh, my goodness. um -- it means so much to me. i feel like i'm a little bit in shock in this

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by the king's great great grandfather , arthur edward the grandfather, arthur edward the seventh.and. of course. and more mountain ranges and countryside and three oceans. but they're very close to us. and the history is there. and the king, of course, will be going down to bordeaux, going to visit an organic vineyard and of course, bordeaux and aquitaine was the last bit of france, almost the last bit of france that was personally owned by a british king. so the ties there are very, very strong. there you see the king enjoying a chat with the military personnel in there . ultra smart, peppy . there. ultra smart, peppy. perhaps he's talking to her to a naval officer. they're all anxious to say something to him because he's been through every branch of the service to and doesn't. he's got an interpreter there. i don't think he actually needs it. he's getting on with it. and over the years, i've seen many, many members of the royal family go to the western front, to the huge memorials , front, to the huge memorials, the wonderful arch at thiepval , the wonderful arch at thiepval, wh

the arsenal of our interlocutor arthur, judo karate and army hand-to-hand combat at the same time, in order to get into the detachment, he had to diligently prepare arthurm the bryansk region and dreamed of serving in this unit from school, and serving on conscription in the baltic fleet. he successfully passed the entrance examinations and became the youngest employee of the bryansk abu. morally , he was ready to want to defend the motherland; there was no such fear of some kind or fear of something . i knew that uh, well, you need to protect your homeland and how, uh, who if we are relatives, how would they also wait for someone to protect them. and if not us, then who in the physical training classes, together with his wards , the commander of the detachment, colonel kotov, they already have no barbells, equal even among the most young and physically strong employees. such he, of course, rejoices over his offspring for his detachment. this also gives a lot of strength, a lot of the younger generation comes. they need to be trained to teach the commander. it also does this. all defenders of the fatherland must have excellent, professional service comb

arthur. it is fascinating- _ till the time of king arthur. it is fascinating. we _ till the time of king arthurelling stories that hopefully means something in the most entertaining way you possibly can. when you are part of a film set, you are one tiny piece in a hugejigsaw. it almost appears that actors do more because they tend to be the ones who sit on they tend to be the ones who sit on the sofas and tell people about the that they had a bigger role in a production than they than they do. they are only one small component. when you write a story you get to do the whole thing yourself. i love both sides of story telling. i love to be in a shed tapping away about giants that definitely did exist. i have to get myself a bigger keyboard. it have to get myself a bigger keyboard-— have to get myself a bigger ke board. , ., . ., ., ~ keyboard. it is a crowded market, in terms of former _ keyboard. it is a crowded market, in terms of former comedians, - terms of former comedians, particularly, who have gone on to write children's books. do you compare your sales and whether you have done better th

chester arthur when president garfield passed away in september 18, '81. the new york supreme court judge, the oath of office in arthur's new york city home. in new york city, how about that? a different place back then. ashley, lauren, thank you for taking care of business. it was a wonderful time. thanks for the support and help. i have to count down to the very second, i've got 13, 12 to go because i've got to get up to 12:00 noon. that is it for "varney and company". coast-to-coast starts now. neil: on the verge of the government shutting down and then autoworkers strike on top of twin jolts for an economy that has absorbed many of them. a stock market that has had to absorb a few of its own, rocky month of september, trading wraps up, gary is worried about the next month teeing up. we have the latest on that. texas republican congressman pat fallon and the expanding auto strike with jeff flock. and jamie butters. in midtown manhattan, the rain is coming down almost as fast as flood delays at regional airports are piling up. a commute from hell, for millions of americans in its path in the northeast later today. wel

arthur as much as i do in myself. give me the bow. well, this is too much. arthur calm down, do you hear me?lm down, he'll get there. let the authorities be in peace. stop it, let's go, i'm telling you, let's go. i was not mistaken. where did you put your trough? i didn't understand. and then you hear for a second, this is a mercedes elite car, and not that your shit is a sad dog of an investigation. can anyone tell how many of us there are still? i know how can i not know? suspect possibly possibility of witnesses? i just haven’t decided yet that you allow yourself that daniel was our friend. let's then let one friend confess, the other two can go home in peace. none of us fired. i wanted an apple, but i didn’t have time, and the arrow flew through the open window. and this one has enemies, yes , how could we know they were, it’s your job to look for us, we refuse to talk without lawyers and absolutely rightly, men have no business talking in simpering conversations. the elite need to talk and compare it with who it is. let me introduce myself. goodbye, it was nice to meet you. goodbye. no

arthur ashe. blake was doing that coin toss. and they were playing on a court named for arthur ashe. it felt different.ap and hip-hop music playing which you do not hear at frances tiafoe. >> rowing up the crowd. they played with some much fight and heart. and it was excellent to see these late night matches. time to get pretty loud. it was a very, very fun atmosphere. >> they tend to get low and hot lately too. high humidity. how is that having an impact on the players and the matches? >> yeah, it's creating for some dramatic matches for sure and getting everybody a little more stressed out. they're talking about how it's physically harder to grip a racket when you're dripping in sweat. it's tiring. a lot of players out. coco gauff had a 40-shot rally. it was incredibly tiring just to watch. but she won that. she was telling hearse, i knew i didn't have another one one in me. so she won the match the next point. >> there's conversation about the new generation of fans who are following tennis because of the generation of players. how have you seen that? >> you see it in the celebrities. ana win to tou

arthur has a long road ahead, his recovery has ups and downs. >> at the beginning, i could barely move my right arm. every day, there is a new good surprise happening. >> reporter: arthur spends a lot of time thinking, he considers himself lucky and he is proud to play a role in helping research that could help save lives. >> it's all about how people can get the benefit of this clinical trial and recover faster. then, if it works for me, great. >> reporter: time will tell and arthur plans to take it one step at a time, with hope, accompanying each one. >> researchers in this international clinical trial hope to enroll 860 patients for the study is expected to finish in 2028. >>> the oakland police department could lose vital funding from the state if the city fails to improve the notorious 911 response times. that is according to a letter from the california office of emergency services. state officials say the city is required to respond to 911 calls within 15 seconds 90% of the time. but they only does so 36% of the time. the city has a year to speed up the response times before losing critical state funding or even the authority to answer 911 calls at all. we reached out to the city of oakland and they responded saying the biggest issue affecting the 911 answer times is the lack of staff. the city says they are actively trying to recruit to fill the gaps. >>> san jose is dishing out $3 million to people hurt by their police officers during the george floyd pro

arthur's mother. yeah, should i count you out or not? i'm arthur's mother, you understand, i understand, tell me something. what i didn't know. i guessed it a long time ago. yes, and he looks like you, so what, but that doesn’t change anything. arthur my son. go ahead. he doesn't know you and will never love you. you will help me make him love me, get out. i wonder what arthur will say when he finds out that his mother killed his father? i just wanted to return my son, if you tell us the truth and we manage to prove it, no one will ever return it. criminal roses senior lieutenant kaplin a relative got out of the car. what the hell are you doing here? it fuck off, turn off the cars got out of the car. fuck you. stand still need to leave tomorrow transport company elizaveta karpukhina and where are we my collection golitsyn did not become part of the investigative task force. but it’s great with a comrade major. it's time. he is a very good man who loves you. it's none of your business that i love you. and who doesn’t, we’ll watch the new episodes continue tomorrow at 21:20. today is a very difficult day, but especially for me it’s just that a large number of my friends called me today in terrible panic. many of them came from karaba

arthur brooks and oprah winfrey are out with a new book build the life you want. offering advice on finding happiness. arthur brooks joins us now. what's new and what would we learn in the book we didn't know before? >> i teach a class at harvard called leadership in happiness and starts with the mistakes everybody makes. i have harvard business school mba. i can't manage my emotions. the reason is because most people don't understand how their emotions work and don't understand that happiness is a science and that's basically i'm bringing oprah and i are bringing my class outside the classroom. >> bill: call for one, guys. building the life you want takes time and effort. to delay means waiting for no good reason. missing more time being happier and making other happier as well. what does that mean, arthuring. people are chasing feelings. this is a big problem in our society that people are talking about feelings all the time. feelings are evidence of happiness. the smell of the turkey is evidence of thanksgiving dinner. happiness is a combination of enjoyment, satisfaction and purpose. you can pursue those things if you know what you are doing. this is a manual for enjoyment, satisfaction and purpose is what the book is all about. >> dana: lessons from build the life you want. managing your emotions so they don't control your outlook. a couple others, create and preserve deep and lasting friendships at any age. something trey gowdy talks about in terms of loneliness especially for men making friendships later in life. >> we talked about this. it is a big subject of the book. everybody has people around them. a lot of people say i have a lot of friends but i feel lonely. the reason is they have deal friends, not real friends. the key thing to understand deal friends are useful to you. i

arthur, why are you shouting like that, i look at you, arthur, i admire you, now you are wawafraki, not a man, you, a play of nature. buy gazyrs, silver ones, gozyrs together with a box of 2 lira 50, and take it! unprecedented anywhere in the world, russian feigned game, cockroaches run, dekafar course , corsatello, race of cocktails, favorite game, the late empress in tsarskoye selo, please , please, yes, come on, be careful! cockroaches live in a sealed box under the supervision of a professor of entomology at the kazan imperial university, who miraculously escaped from the hands of the bolsheviks. with an assistant, the first run onto the platform is called number one , pearl of the east, number two, baba yaga, number three, dapple gray, cockroach, favorite. number four - don't cry child, numbers five and six, buttons and bully. janycher won, the second race, the same participants are called up, start, professor. brought it back, well look, back! what are you doing? what are you doing, are you going to kill him? come on, come on, come on, come on, janissary, golumchik, come on, it can’t be, give arthurlid, and which one? it was a lovely fight, then i won a white cloak in a vint, white, white, white, like snow, it was a lovely fight, brother yanachar. you can see the waves reflecting from the bottom to the surface, there is no doubt that it was an explosion. what explosives were used to blow up the northern streams? there are special containers where the explosive is located, that is, when a diver works with this product, he does not test absolutely no load. where the performers were trained for this event, panama city. this is a large center that deals with issues of underwater mining, how were explosive devices installed? the guys got off the diving bell, the pressure was equalized, they rose, the whole ship can leave along this... saboteurs and combat swimmers are working, and how did they cover their tracks? you heard what our president said, of course, there were secret plans, i wrote about them. on the anniversary of the explosion of the northern streams, tomorrow, on the first

arthur opposes the deal, calling from florida. good morning. arthur caller: i'm very glad the hostages are coming home. but why did we freeze iranian assets to begin with? second, are we going to reward bad behavior anytime some country decides they want -- they don't care about their own people, they will take some hostages and we will get our people back? asserted issue is, when we know a nation like iran has hostages, maybe we need to stay out of countries like that. i thank you for your time. host: we will hear next -- our lines this first half-hour talking about the release of the americans held in iran, five americans held for various reasons by iran. the lines are if you support the release deal between the u.s. and iran, (202) 748-8000. if you oppose, (202) 748-8001. joseph calling from syracuse, new york. caller: hit their always refused to release the jews to the united states, i do not think they should bribe iran to release hostages. host: margaret in upstate new york, on the support line. go ahead. caller: my president brought them home.

went down in history as a man who was brutally knocked out arthur gatti literally hit four. in one second, just a terrifying knockout, fans of arthurember this moment, but thank god everything is fine with him, and he is a successful coach, by the way , he still works with teofim and lopez, among other things, but i want to note once again that this trick of leaving with the line of attack performed by shved brings him, well, some kind of respite, i like that gasiev began to engage in the body, as we saw. head and liver, so he knocked out krzysztaf vladarczyk at one time, in moscow on the right, great, murat, again, again the liver, cooking, murat is preparing this blow and, even if valin’s elbow is in place for now, but sooner or later i think that here we can try to end the fight with just this blow, or feeding gasev in the liver so that later he can use a left hook. to start his head, otto valin feels quite comfortable, near kanatov, apparently, and they were preparing for the fact that they would definitely, in their own, in general manner , press murat kanatam, they worked a lot, well , let’s see how this is after all three, t

arthur grant. >> christopher s. gray. >> ian j. gray. >> james michael gray. >> tar mcleod gray. >> timothy george grazioso. >> wade b. green. >> wanda anita green. >> elaine myra greenburg. >> donald freeman green. >> gail r. green. >> james arthur green leaf, jr. >> my brother kevin james murphy. we love and miss you. we know you are with us every day. we have had the seeing of beth's strength and the incredible job she has done and how proud you are of your family. we are grateful to be part of their lives. they are close and loving as a family can be and your spirit lives on with them. i would also like to thank everyone who has been part of this memorial service for the past 22 years. you have been here with us to pay tribute to our loved ones and to make sure they are remembered and honored. over the years, you have treated us with respect and with compassion. your actions allow us to keep our focus on our family members who are no longer with us. thank you all for being here with us. may god bless you and may god bless america. [applause] >> and my grandfather, firefighter robert james crawford. being your granddaughter is something i will always be so grateful for and a title i'm blessed to have. i'm so proud to be part o

arthur did it by committing suicide to protect us changing daughter. the thing is that he got involved with a very bad person. directly no. well, arthurman forced him. no, i saw him only once through the window near our house, but he stood mostly with his back. i didn't see his tall face. uh, in a light coat or cloak. what exactly did your husband do ? prohibited drug research on humans? what is my husband? developing a medicine, he was always against testing people, but he left this man. sorry last question. you may not have noticed something strange in the appearance of this person. it seems, yes, i remembered, he had tinted round glasses like that, even then i thought it was cloudy outside, and he had tinted glasses. and what about my eyes, i’ll tell you, in him the highest dosage of substances and joints is the younger sister, who only saw her once from the window, she was simply shown honor for such a small cat, the first last meetings. the sisters' mother died during childbirth. 3 months remained before the birth of this girl. and a man. honestly what a girl i found this card for my mother, where it was written that my mother di

arthur brooks to learn the secrets of happiness. >> we had a conversation. they have a new book that brings together their two paths to happiness. arthur develop happiness based on a scientific research. want to show a little bit of our conversation. >> we think the formula for satisfaction is having more. have, have, have. the formula for satisfaction is all the things you have divided by tall things you want. you don't need to have more, you need to want less. that's the project. >> that's a good one. you don't need to have more. you need to want less. mm-hmm. tweetable moment. [ laughter ] so good. >> the crowd laughed it up. i read the book. it is really terrific and can be helpful to anyone. lot of good tools there. >> that's what i'm trying to tell my son. you don't need more. want less. >> good luck with that. ginger? >> yes. eastern new england, nova scotia and new brunswick watching lee carefully for impacts this weekend. look at that track. it's coming together. the confidence that that ridge moves out of the way, it bumps farther west. looking like, if you can call it landfall along that maine and canada border. big time win

arthur bryant's in kansas city. to all those who may think they have better barbecue in texas texas or carolina, i've got news for you. we've got the best barbecue. arthur bryant's is home to mt. rushmore. i got to the sykesdone rodeo. i got to the national fair. bidenomics isn't working. regardless of how they try to sell it, missourians understand what the truth is is that everything has gotten way more expensive. the spending spree has been made it tougher for american families to make ends meet. that's continually reflected in some of the more recent economic reports. rapidly rising inflation has hollowed out savings, skyrocketing interest rates have made it more difficult to afford things and since biden took office, overall prices have increased 16.6%. 16.8%. grocery prices have risen over 20%. electricity prices have risen over 24%. gasoline prices haveriesening a staggering 54% p awed owe loan rates are at a 17-year high. credit card interest rates atst are at all-time highs. bidenomics isn't working, but it's making working families put in more overtime. lastly, i had a chance to catch up with some of the great farmers and ranchers and agricult