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the whitish compartment you are going to show me what big eyes you have? grandpa said little red riding-hood. yes, my dear said the wolf, all the better to see you with and to watch big tif, you have grandma said little red riding-hood again. of course, my idea said the wolf all the better to each you all don't walk by we're going to go out or you will pull you out of the good muslims and what about and i didn't do it. we will always be the good is it also helps home on a power if you keep it or don't or don't let you people come up with you through on genyen. you know about the i live and i'm mad at them and the money i'm because i'm a member who knows. but oh, november a bit of us, a rise of a bit of jonathan martin about none of it and it is about so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy to go in for and do you shouldn't let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful at very critical time. to sit down and talk more a

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that book ok well i mean in the well kate we're just going to say you made a very important but the whitish contest is historical revisionism she is swedish not by producing a country political or large to china just a way to contest it with the start of truth and we get a certain true future by context contradiction concentra stuff going on he might not might not march so yeah we have to talk to some of the big tree and such but we also have to focus on the nazi pact we. were going to do after the break we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on remembering victory in europe i mean 5 years ago today. we go to work so you straight home. seemed wrong but all roles just don't fall. in the world yet to see how just being the conflict as a whole and in gains from it because of the trail. when someone find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. well across town where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle reminder we're talking about victory over passions in europe 75 years ago. ok let's go back to the i'm a here in mosco

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felt whitish. so what is white supremacy today? if who else that we don't expect to be -- >> that's a good question, and i think speaking from their perspective if what they believe, they really believe in kind of european heritage. so if you of european heritage, they would consider that white. but exactly, what is white, right? i it changes. and once people folded into the power structure, all of a sudden it's their turn to cuckoo the people what come behind them, right? white supremacy is this false notionon that white people are superior to everybodye else, ad that's what they believe. ii can tell you from experience that the white supremacists i've met are not superior over anybody. [laughter] that's not to say they're not smart, that's not to say, you know, there are people who have had educations from prestigious universities. but i have to be honest when i hear somebody like richard spencer speak who has those rest degrees -- prestigious degrees, he sounds dumber than i did at 14, to be qui

well another 18,000 residents of tested positive for the deadly virus as a higher governor mike the whitishs a state order requiring nursing homes to notify families of the resident or staff member becomes infected in 24 hours. >> the president set to announce his opening the country counsel, members today as the administration works toward bringing back the us economy. >> we have some of the biggest from every business on this council and a lot of smart people. i think they will give us some good advice but we want to be very safe. at the same time we got to get our country open. >> what big questions does the council need to answer before we are ready to open for business. former chief economist of the national trade commission peter morici, thanks for coming on, appreciate it. the first question they need to answer, which businesses are going to open first and which ones have to wait? >> the council call only provide the governor's guidance but i suggest it will be things like hardware stores, clothing stores where you can space out how many people are in the store. at the public levels

and discrimination and murder of after condition american men by our law enforcement and there is a whitishis acknowledging that we have that problem and for our organization, we want to be very transparent of where we stand and the fact that we need to acknowledge this is a real problem in our country and you know atlanta is a place of civil rights and a lot of forefront leaders that come out of this area and i think we have to be one of those organizations that addresses this and addresses the origins of the problem and keeps the conversations going. that's what the town hall is about and i am going to speak to the entire organization. >> i want to ask you about the nfl recently did which is passing an expansion of the rooney ru reese witherspo rooney's rule. i think people look at that and think there should be more coaches of color. the majority of nfl and nba owners are white, the vast majority, what about that and may be if that's part of the problem? >> well, acknowledging that you need to put in a rule to grant access is the problem. we are trying to figure out how to over come a hi

. >> this isn't a black or whitish -- issue.can't. we want to live long enough to see some real change happen. >> irrespective of where you fall on the gun issue, increasing numbers of people are getting affected by gun violence, whether they're mass shootings, whether they're random street shootings. this community of survivors and family members is just continuing to grow and grow, and it's heartening that so many of them are aligning together to support one another. it's really moving, in fact, but it's a club that i hope i never join. but these days, you just never know. >>> hey, everyone. hey. it's jim gaffe again. i love "cnn heroes." i even have the "cnn heroes" mask. well, it's just a bib. we're going to give that to anderson later on. anyway, i've missed you, i have. it's been a long -- well, i had no idea it was going to be this long, did you? i didn't. i used to always say, hey, i want to spend more time with my family, but not this much time.

>> to give an example, in the oklahoma city bombing, it was a whitish or yellowish cloud. that's indicative of an ammonia type device. there are others, but dark smoke means something to them. we are seeing dark smoke. from an expert standpoint, that is a clue in and of itself? >> yes, that is a preliminary clue as an investigatinvestigat also the sound of the explosion or the smell. until they get in there and start taking samples and determine the type of device, was there any projectiles? this was a device aimed at destroying a building? there is some significant structural damage on one side of the street. the other factor you have to take into consideration here is that the playtime of the bomb in between two tall buildings enhances the explosion. in other words, most normal explosions happen in a 360-degree circle. when that 360-degree circle hits a wall, it travels up the wall and then back down on the explosion. it would enhance the explosion in that particular position. >> really interesting analysis. thank you so much for your expertise. it's interesting that you

that green is an indication of drizzle we could see for the coastal area, and the gray, whitish color that's all the clouds and fog we'll see moving over the north bay. also all the way back into contra costa alameda counties towards c livermore. and we're now seeing this cloud cover develop tomorrow northerning from south san jose down to about gilroy. just be aware of that tomorrow morning if you've got to get anywhere. maybe it'll make the morning start a bit nicer for you. once we hit the afternoon we get that sunshine returning and with the foggy breeze it's going to stay comfortable. plenty of 70s from santa rosa to napa. so below average temperatures. now, we've been stuck in this dryer pattern lately so we always want to keep an update on the drought during the dry summer months. 21% of california in a severe drought right now. the good news is that our rez voirs continue to remain anywhere from 75 to 100% of normal across the state. so this is good news, and that's why we're not seeing any water restrictions. coming up in 25 minutes we'll take a look at the long-range forecas

the whitish gray, those are the battleground states and those are where the race will be decided.the margin of error of polls in the various states, sometimes in the past and the 2016, trump outperform the margin there. if we go without tonight, i think it, republicans could pick up florida, georgia, which is very tight, traditionally republican. north carolina, ohio, iowa, nebraska, giving the extra congressional district that set aside in nebraska as well. and then taxes which would traditionally be republican though it's very tight there. and arizona. if democrats tonight looking across the country, mainly, also split the congressional district and giving to joe biden as well. in the midwest, looks like giovanni could hold on if the numbers are right tonight. that includes michigan, wisconsin, minnesota as well as nevada. look at that, 259-259, the state we have not pushed, pennsylvania. 20 electoral votes. it could be the decider again this year and that's why you're seeing so many visits to the keystone state. obviously, we're watching the situation with the u.s. senate, cont

his skin would have had a ghastly or whitish pallor, hence the name white plague attached by some to the disease and his muscle tone would have been diminish diminished. from the oxygen decreased content and a prolonged period of time spent in bed. the difficult breathing and coughing spells continued, also with hoarseness and a diminishing ability to speak. night sweats were another common symptom and some late stage tuberculosis patients suffered bouts of diarrhea adding a further dimension to their misery. if eddie had lived in a later age he might have been taking to a san torr yoatorium with other patients. segregating them into its own rules and routines. instead like nearly everyone else in that period he spent his last days at home and lincoln would have been scarily in the middle of it all living day in and day out with the specter of his young boy's imminent death growing evermore present. now, lincoln did reduce his workload somewhat. he only litigated during eddie's illness ten cases and i wentz back in the previous years going back and forward he litigated two or three t

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not saying "the bachelor" has a diversity problem, but abc was this close to changing the name to "whitish matt james is the first black bachelor out of 25 seasons one out of 25. if you were playing roulette and red came up 24 times in a row, wouldn't you think something's a little fishy the new bachelor was like, "oh, and thanks for finally picking me during a pandemic how fun is that? what season of the --" hey, are you ready to do the fantasy zoom yep, the country was feeling pretty good about finally having the first black bachelor, right up until president trump immediately tweeted, "all bachelors matter." speaking of trump, his campaign is offering free tickets for the president's rally in tulsa, oklahoma, next week however, the attendees must first agree to this disclaimer this is real >> by attending the rally, you and any guests voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to covid-19 and agree not to hold donald j. trump for president incorporated, liable >> jimmy: yeah even crazier, the fine print says you also can't sue trump for tax fraud, embezzlement or sexual harassment

and it's a black or whitish yu.her you think there should be witnesses and documents that can shed more light on the situation for the senate's consideration, or you don't. and it seems like these senators are trying to have it both ways indicating they'd like this to be a fair trial, but they're deferring the decision to other people. they have a vote. they can force the issue. if you get four republican senators who want this to be a fair trial, it will be. either we'll have the witnesses and the documents necessary and all evidence to this point suggests that any additional information or voices would be incriminating for trump. or you don't think that should happen and you're running a cover-up for the president of the united states. it's pretty simple -- pretty black and white situation, which is not always the case in politics. >> thanks so much. i agree with you completely. i also agree with michael schmidt's skepticism about anything turning the miebds nds those 90% republicans constituency. thank you. >>> a

you know when chocolate is past its prime is whitish. it's all a bloomin'. who will not eat green eggs and hands. i'm opposite when it comes to chocolate. i'll eat it milk dark white or day and night under 100% i'll take a bite. we don't need bacon cumin and all that just give us cacao sugar and some fat. here's the bitter sweet truth, sometimes we don't need to take it to the nextñr level. message delivered with a kiss. >> pauley: coming up, kicking up their heels. tarted cobra kai, the lack of control over my business made me a little intense. but now i practice a different philosophy. quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. hey! more mercy. (vo) save over 40 hours a month with intuit quickbooks. the easy way to a happier business. othroughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens g

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charter headquarters agreement whitish and of u.s. obligations but for a country that commits war crimes and crimes against humanity committing a technical violation of a u.n. headquarters agreement is not important the question is what are they afraid of what do they think would happen if i go to new york. that that's a question that they need to answer but then think again they're mistaken as secretary pump your thought that people were dancing in the streets of tehran and baghdad for their measure of generosity money and now he sees the sea of humanity turning go ahead do you think that i cannot communicate with the american people without coming to the united states where i can communicate with the american people sitting at my home iran will respond to because there was an act toward an act of war combined with an act of terrorism against a senior official of the stomach republic of iran and a citizen of iran and we are bound to protect our citizens and our military officials was an act that has to be. reciprocated by by iran. ma

whitish weather really as you can see across parts of northern ireland moving into scotla nd of northernld see sleet in the south in this area of rain moving in. it is a colder start to tuesday morning. a chillier night for that wet weather still with us across southern and eastern areas. rain breaking up to shower in the north. a day of sunny spells and showers. quite a notch down notably across england and wales. some sunshine between those showers helping temperatures to about ten or 11 degrees. sharp showers with pale and thunder potentially in the north. but the rest of the week high—pressure bringing instead of frost and fog. this is bbc news — it‘s the last full day of campaiging in the 2020 presidential election. 97 million americans have already voted — their ballots as valid and crucial as those that will be cast on election day itself. it‘s been a mad scramble across the midwest. wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania — three crucial battle ground states donald trump won by a whisker in 2016. can he cling on? joe biden grew up in scranton, pennsylvania, where he‘s spending the fina

we have that awkward moment of whitish think the characters so unlikable? and what can i do to change the character, but the characters really character. so i had a lot of discouragement. one point, and, this is slightly embarrassing, i found myself when you're in sixth or with an index card or writing it term paper you're spreading them out on the floor and try to figure out where they go, like i had them all with these colored, when you call the things like paper clips. i was spreading them on the floor at one point during this sixth-grade moment, i did kind of think this is not how grown-ups write their book. so i lost of despair, thought of not doing it. thought i'd put it away for a few decades. in his memoirs of the end of her life and i thought maybe i should wait until then. that's all about her sleeping with three men in one day. i stopped writing the book was very interesting it happened like this, one day it was like 430 in the morning sis when i get out of bed to write the book i just felt like i'm not going to get up today this isn't a book you

the minister also saying that there is no need for panic because so far north a single corona whitish case has been before very strong father thought and however because of the geographic according to give and the fact that there are tens of thousands of chinese who are working in progress dawned on that sign of progress on economic order go august on indeed high rates go on so far however do your target you've got confident that they are coming up because they're getting help from the international community i've read that in order to stem the tide of the corona widens here in pakistan by everywhere in the country the hospital run madigan for extended periods on a heightened state of and. we take you back to washington now and the floor of the u.s. senate where the impeachment trial of president trump has resumed with the beginning of the question. the theory of abuse of power that the house managers have presented it's subjective motive alone can become the basis for an impeachable offense we believe is constitutionally defective it is not a permissible way to frame a claim of an im

two little ones as well and we talk about screen time in our house and it's not really a black and whitishe statement in march acknowledging the fact we'll see increase in screen time use. the two important things being the context ant and context. to interact with family and friends is important, using it to learn is critically important, and what the aap really suggests is that you preserve offline activities, it doesn't interrupt with sleep or reading or even connecting with family, exercise, and just down time to reflect. >> we all need a little of that. we heard from sarah, a grandmother who will be caring for her 8 and 12-year-old grandchildren. "how do i protect us from possible spread of covid while they're here?" >> this is a tough question and the real sit we're learning more and more each day how much children really do transmit, even if they're asymptomatic, and i think clearly there are things you can do in the home like cleaning, disinfecting, having proper ventilation, hoping the windows but then when the kids come home there's little steps, having them take their shoes off a

. >> do you see this, brian, as a black and whitish u? certainly does. >> i never saw black and white when i was on the street. >> i think it's great you said you don't see it as black and white but what you know about police officers, do you think for them it is a black and whitiwhit whitiwhit white issues, do you think there's any truth to that whatsoever? >> police officers are forced to again deal with societal issues that they can't fix in 20 minutes, and we need to be looking at all of the other systemic things that create that divide between a white officer and a person of color. we're still pointing fingers at this point, and not doing anything that we need to be doing. >> brian peters i thought had a touching point at the end of the interview, held up thousands of letters that have come in from police officers and their families saying how much pressure they feel, how they feel unappreciated by the public at this particular time, that there are so many police officers who are doing a really good job and not enough focus is paid a

. >> do you see it as a black/whitish you? >> i don't see this as a black/white issue.doesn't matter. it could have been elderly people, it could have been kids, it could have been anything. they were just wrong all the way around the board. >> reporter: attorneys say because there is no statute of limitations on felony charges in the state of kentucky, technically a new attorney general or the next attorney general could decide to prosecute this case with different charges. but gayle, the attorney for those anonymous jurors say this was really about those jurors getting out their truth, but he stopped short of saying whether or not those jurors believe which charges the officers should have or could have been charged with. >> boy, this new information certainly opens up another wound for people who do not believe there has been justice in the breonna taylor case. even kenny walker said listen, he didn't think it was black and white. he said it became black and white this they walked out the door. keep in mind, he called 911 for help. so when he comes out of the buildin

i do recall seeing a little bit of, like, gray whitish fluid ooze out of the bottom of the barrel, which i thought at the time at 11 years old was rotting milk. the guys jumped on my four-wheeler and we booted out of there, and that was the last time that we saw the barrel. >> several months after the kids have kicked it over, a police officer gets a call about a hunter. >> i was working the day shift. it was overcast, cold. and i received a call from dispatch to meet a hunter in the bear brook gardens mobile home park. he was very, very white, very pale. and he said to me, "there's a barrel up in the woods, and i think there's some bones in there." so i told him to stay by my pa patrol car. >> and he heads into the woods, pretty skeptical that there is anything amiss. >> and i walked approximately 300 yards. i could see the barrel. it was laying on its side, and as i got closer, i saw that something was -- had fallen out of the barrel. it looked like a plastic rug, and it was all rolled up. i kneeled down, and i opened up the plastic. as i open the bag, the face is looking right at me.

whitish.tators in cars getting coffee. [ laughter ] you know my favorite, my favorite he's coming one, judge rudy. >> nice. >> oh, my, no, no one is watching that. welcome back to "morning joe." it's tuesday, december 1st. along with joe, willie and me, we have pulitzer prize winning columnist and associate editor of "the washington post," eugene robinson. former u.s. senator now an msnbc news and msnbc political analyst, claire mccaskill. good to have you both with us this hour. >> claire, of course, we think that people in both parties should be vetted. they should be -- their record should be examined if they've done things that republicans disagree with or democrats -- fine. talk about it and go through it. that's what we do here. a lot of people thought i was way too tough on george w. bush and then they thought i was way too tough on barack obama and then they thought i was way too tough on donald trump. but you're in the public spotlight you're going to criticize people. but i must say,

satellite image shows you the warehouse we're talking about it's on the right hand side of the piers that whitishe uss jeremiah o'brien luckily, the floating museum is fine. the o'brien doing okay say for some minor damage with some blistering paint from the heat but the warehouse right next to it did in fact burn to the ground with the walls collapsing in. we actually have a live picture of the smoke that still visible coming up that burn pile basically what used to be the warehouse you can see that there towards the bottom edge of the screen and that's this. the smoke has been sort of wafting about the embarcadero in the waterfront all morning long that looks like beginning to thin out, but that's what i'm wondering is is it possible that it could be heavier now or. >>the farther reaching than it was earlier let's go to that maybe the wind patterns play into that or something because it wasn't that bad and it almost looks worse than when i first drove n. >>yeah, that's the thing is now that it's tough using there are going to be areas that maybe pick up on it a bit that didn't earlier as those

that is not the case, this whitish government is continuing to co—operate with the inquiry —— governmentot divulge the co nte nts of ministers must not divulge the contents of legal advice. paragraph 2.40 recognises that in exceptional circumstances, ministers can consider that the balance of interest favours disclosure. ministers and the deputy first ministers and the deputy first minister is leading this consideration, considering whether that test is met, but if they do consider that it is, they must get prior consent of officers, as a deputy first minister has set out, that process is under way and he will update parliament when that is finished. the blunt fact is ace, the only conceivable reason that she is breaking her promise because she has something to hide. so let‘s try this a different way. i‘ll say with a legal device contained in the first minister can tell me if i‘m wrong —— i will say what the legal advice contained. the advice warns that the scottish government‘s handling of a sexual harassment allegations were deeply flawed and the judicial review would find fault, as it