. >> abel, when he was 7, he started -- like, i knew when he first said to a friend of mine, he was 7ed them. then he said, "you just got burned by a 7-year-old who's still learning how to tie his shoes." [ laughter ] and i was like, wow, that's so layered. he used his own inability to tie his shoes as a burn on the other person. [ laughter ] good. >> jimmy: it's really good. >> the other day we're hanging out. he was just saying a bunch of nonsense. archie, who's almost 14, "abel spoous all this nonsense, he says all this stuff that's a complete conversation killer." immediately abel goes, "you know who's a conversation killer, john wayne gacy." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? [ applause ] >> and i go -- we're like, what, man? why are you -- you're 12, you just turned 12. >> jimmy: he's getting into the documentary section on netflix. >> i think so. >> jimmy: do you ever have to have a conversation with the kids where you go, that's over the line, that's too much? like you did with this guy over here? >> well, there's just -- there's a lot of, like -- especially these days, when is too

abel hernÁndez con doblete. atlas se queda sin fiesta grande. san luis asegura la repesca.ial. el cariÑo que he recibido desde el primer dÍa ha sido increÍble. presentadora: quedan perfectamente bien informados con lo mÁs destacado en el mundo de los deportes. que tengan excelente noche. fÉlix: impresionante alcarÁz. dos mujeres de las islas maldivas hacen una misiÓn maldivas hacen una misiÓn investigativ in three seconds, pam will decide... i'm moving closer to the grandkids! wait. i got to sell the house! don't wait, just sell directly to opendoor. easy as pie. piece of cake. whichever. when life's doors open, we'll handle the house. ♪ ♪ fÉlix: no es un rÉcord mundial, pero sÍ un enorme acontecimiento cientÍfico. dos valientes acuanautas de las maldivas descendieron a las profundidades de la zona por primera vez. la directora general del instituto de investigaciÓn marina de las maldivas y su colega, asistente de investigaciÓn, fueron elegidas alan: adiÓs a la reina isabel ii. elyangÉlica: y larga vida al rey. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪

abel hernÁndez con doblete. atlas se queda sin fiesta grande. san luis asegura la repesca.que he recibido desde el primer dÍa ha sido increÍble. presentadora: quedan perfectamente bien informados con lo mÁs destacado en el mundo de los deportes. que tengan excelente noche. fÉlix: impresionante alcarÁz. dos mujeres de las islas maldivas hacen una misiÓn maldivas hacen una misiÓn investigativ covid-19. puede ser leve para algunas personas y grave para otras. los casos graves pueden deberse a un factor de alto riesgo. como las enfermedades cardíacas, la diabetes, el sobrepeso, el asma o el tabaquismo. incluso si los síntomas son leves, estos factores pueden aumentar el riesgo de que el covid-19 se agrave. si tiene riesgo alto y obtiene un resultado positivo, no espere. consulte de inmediato con su proveedor de atención médica si un tratamiento oral autorizado es adecuado para usted. ¡emilioooo! ¿descargaron todo para el camino? ¡uy! oh! ¡emilioooo! tranquilos, ¿olvidan que somos gigillonarios? tenemos at&t fiber con velocidades hyper-gig... -¡listo! -¡listo! ¡vamos! ay, un seg

and vladimir abel is vladimir putin, president of turkey, rejepta and protogan discussed the situation in ukraine, including the visit of the zaporizhzhya magatenno mission. npp turkish leader noted the constructive role of russia speech. also, the implementation of the grain deal concluded in istanbul, as well as joint projects in the field of energy development of trade and economic cooperation between the two countries, erdogan also expressed his condolences over the death of mikhail gorbachev in the czech republic, meanwhile, in prague, about 100,000 people took to the streets demanding resignation of the government. the czech republic chanted against the support of ukraine. this is not our war, they called on the authorities to remain neutral in relation to kiev and stop the anti-czech policy, which , in their opinion, is aimed at destroying the country's economy, the speakers called on the government to negotiate with russia on oil and gas. since the sanctions are destroying businesses and jobs and literally killing pensioners, according to official police data at the rally. over

in the opinion polls against his right wing challenger, president abel's hillary columbia. venezuela will reopen their borders on monday, resuming cargo transport and passenger fly santa year, long closure, and hoping to normalize relations after the election of a new president in columbia. and it won't be an easy task. alexander amputee reports from bogota. venezuela's mean consulate in columbia. capital bull guitar lies in ruins. an accidental fire in april. burn much of it. it's walls covered in graffiti and overgrown weeds. it's a tangible symbol of a relationship gone sour since 2019. i'll dig tyler. when columbus, former president steven lucas refused to recognize nicholas my daughter as the president of venezuela after elections. lucas said we're fraudulent. but all data is changed with the election of columbus 1st left. his president wooster appeared through promising to restore relations last month, maduro enthusiastically received columbia's newly appointed ambassador, admitting big laughs and hugs the columbian in voice as the neighbors should never have parted ways to loo

abel who only want to fight and argue to score political points should take that somewhere else. >> laurake it somewhere else? okay, translation you people who pay the bills should sit down and shut up or move out of state. so much for diversity, equity, and inclusion all these people stand for its exclusion. republicans in new jersey are jumping on the states new education standards which push this identity issue into the classroom. despite the parents objections democrat phil murphy green let this new sexualize education standard and alumina right now. so new jersey seven district interests of having their tom king junior a republican, is trying to unseat incumbent democrat tom malinowski. hitting is both inflationary record and radicalization of the school regulation. >> gender identity eidetic identity. exposure to as close as second grade. parents rightfully were angry and set up across new jersey. republic is a democrat alike to make sure that their kids had the education core curriculum education that they deserve. >> laura: virginia governor just on me last week he remembered last

presumably, buffalo de boy a caught up, we'll just go with our thalburt program, give appeal to him. abel. prima a financial aid was not long coming. the day after his announcement, yeltsin received german chancellor. helmut kohl in the kremlin usa pepper we were afraid or the west was afraid. hyper cole, in particular, was very afraid of having to deal with a new personnel at the head. there was an unconditional interest. as lawyers say that under no circumstances would any one other than yelton become president, ask us you don't want to remit practical shows dot to yet sin. and one thing i wanted to ask has to do with the i m f. loan of $9000000000.00. i'll be meeting, come to sue, and would like to ask you to use your influence to perhaps had a little between 9 and 13000000000 to deal with social problems in this very important pre election situation and help people. i support concluding a new agreement. i'll do some work on it. the king don't are the jackal regions and understood very well. the limits of, of the i m f katie. and he never tried to force me into doing anything. she emma

abel ortiz helped organize this project. >> we are defined by how we respond to the tragedy, and the us on that positive path towards that redefinition of our community. >> this is called a globe. >> they on martinez was also at robb elementary last year. the school year, he is one of 59 students staying home and attending school virtually. his dad has turned his man cave garage into a classroom. >> i told them that they are going to have cops, they are going to have higher fencing, and he wasn't having it. he said it doesn't matter, they are not going to go in the classroom. if it happens again, they are not going to protect us. >> reporter: at home, he feeds his chickens. he also has a new guinea pig that his parents say has helped him emotionally. he feels safe here. >> what scares you the most about going back to school in person? >> i don't -- i had a friend who got killed. >> i'm so sorry. >> i just don't want to end up like that. because i love this family that i have right now. >> reporter: aubriela left school with a smile on her face. she said she felt safe and looked forwa

abel ortiz organized it. >> for me the murals take us on that positive path towards that definition ofs called globe. >> a globe. >> >> reporter: also at robb elementary last year, and this this school year he'll be more than 130 students staying home an attending school virtually. his dad turned his man cave garage into a classroom. >> i told him, you know, they're going to have more cops, they're going to have higher fencing. he wasn't having it. he said it doesn't matter. they're not going to go in the class if it happens again, they're not going to protect us. >> whoa. >> reporter: at home he feeds his chickens. he also has a new guinea pig his parents say has helped him emotionally. he feels safe here. >> what scares you the most about going back to school in person? >> i had a friend who got killed. >> you had a friend who got killed? i'm so sorry. >> i just don't want to end up like that. because i love this family that i have right now. >> i can't imagine how it felt having that conversation with that child. i know you did speak to some of the children when they left school jus

this is abel hernandez, a tobacco grower in cuba. >> it was disastrous. it was never seen this way before. sometimes hurricane passed through here, but not of this magnitude. it destroyed our houses, farms, trees, everything. amy: this all comes as about a third of puerto rico remains without power 10 days after hurricane fiona hit the island. the european union says damage to two major gas pipelines connecting russia tourope was caused by sabotage. leaks were discored on t nord stream 1 and 2 pipelines after e lines sustained what has been described as unprecedented damage in three sections. seismologists in sweden say they have detected two explosions in the area that might have caused the damage. on tuesday, lish pri minister zgnierau suggested russia may have attacked the pipeline. >> we are not in a position to reject the notion that this could be an element of russian hybrid war. amy: meanwhile, poland's former foreign minister radek sikorski appeared to suggest that the united states could have been involved. he posted a picture on twitter of a wat

let's abel, cnn, kharkiv region. >> for more now on the ukrainian counter offensive. cnn military analyst and retired u.s. air force colonel, cedric leighton is with us now this hour from washington d.c.. colonel, good to see you. >> good to be with, you john. >> so the ukrainians are looking at some fairly tough decisions. they're going to make these choices fairly soon. they can push on, and risk overreach. they could slow down and risk giving the russians time to regroup. they can hunker down and hold on to the games of the. that runs the risk of not making the most of this moment. what do they do? >> that is a really big question, john. that they are going to have to face, like you said. very quickly. winter is coming. and the calendar can't be altered. even with warmer temperatures on average. it's still going to get pretty cold in ukraine. especially in that part of ukraine. that is being contested right now. so, the ukrainians have to really decide whether or not they have the logistical wherewithal to get into the areas that the russians have occupied and if t

. >> this is fascinating, ace abel and this is great exclusive reporting.ere are about to be a lot of google searches for coral birth control. it raises a ton of questions. >>> all right. it is labor day, which recognizes the many contributions that workers have made to the prosperity of the united states. no one works harder than cnn's senior data reporter harry enten. >> i think you work harder than i do. >> no one besides a few people work harder than harry enten. unions in the united states, talking about the labor movement, there's been a little bit of a shift in public opinion towards unions. >> look at this 71% who approve of labor unions in the latest gallup numbers, that is the highest since 1965. what we essentially saw over the last, say, 55 years before this year was a continuous decline nearly for labor union support. you could see it bottomed out in 2009 during the great recession at 48%, we have seen a clear recovery in the support for unions, but the thing i will point out is during this clear recovery for unions labor union participation ra

then she started cain again and gave birth to adam's second son, abel, you know, the story is like this of zero patients, this story. extreme naivete was the mouse. yes, who have coronavirus in volatile mice are normal. and suddenly, about some bat , the virus mutated and the transition from it to man became possible. and this mouse pooped on an armadillo, and this armadillo was eaten by a chinese. and this china fell ill and knew adam eve, she studied, and now china also knew someone and that's it. it went and then like this flared up all over the world, but what is important to understand time passes. when do cardiologists and oncologists argue with each other with poorly revealed pride? what diseases are in the first place of postmortem cardiologists say the most oncologists kill heart disease, they say no. you're sitting on a powder keg with the name of an infection and a fuse, and the fuse is already burning, and you're arguing on a powder keg. she will rip. it's about to explode, because if you imagine a submarine . in which the torpedo compartment blew. the people behind the barr

so when abel was to -- i was happy to go to a smaller banking bank. they took me right end, they talk to me and introduced me to the people that would be handling my account. when i had the problem that i was so depressed and i didn't know what to happen with this loan i couldn't pay off. they got me into the people that handle your funds. your retirement funds. and the two of them together talk to me and determined that my mental health would be much better if i could get this loan paid off and what would be the best way for me to do that without causing the most loss. because i lost more money than 20,000 like canceling an ira. to have that kind of care from a financial institution was something that i was looking for. usaa before i touted as a great place. but you need somebody that knows you and listens to you and they need to get their act together. there are millions of usaa members that are not going to be -- there needs will not be met if they don't get their act together. they did not listen to me at all. >> and with the little time that i ha

lady and abel's work and the hope of a lot of us who are at this conference is that our work will bearound 100 years from now and people will get to see here's i can build on this from what came before because as abraham, i believe, said and lady said as well, there's nothing that we're doing that's what's new is that we're remixing it for these times that we can use the term of hip. we're using language for these times because i didn't know. we didn't see anti-racism in 1980s. we just said, yo, these white folks are messed. that's what we actually say. you know, i'm saying. but the genius is putting a term on it, putting a term on it, something that people can latch on to. like art, this is the work that i need to do. that's the genius of it. we are remembering lisa in the chat says kevin, which one of your ancestors got you fired up today? i want to answer that for lisa. kevin's been like this since i've known him, so the are always firing him up. i just want i believe in peace and love. all right trina again, this is a safe space to express views and perspectives but how do we cre

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lady and abel's work and the hope of a lot of us who are at this conference is that our work will bearound 100 years from now and people will get to see here's i can build on this from what came before because as abraham, i believe, said and lady said as well, there's nothing that we're doing that's what's new is that we're remixing it for these times that we can use the term of hip. we're using language for these times because i didn't know. we didn't see anti-racism in 1980s. we just said, yo, these white folks are messed. that's what we actually say. you know, i'm saying. but the genius is putting a term on it, putting a term on it, something that people can latch on to. like art, this is the work that i need to do. that's the genius of it. we are remembering lisa in the chat says kevin, which one of your ancestors got you fired up today? i want to answer that for lisa. kevin's been like this since i've known him, so the are always firing him up. i just want i believe in peace and love. all right trina again, this is a safe space to express views and perspectives but how do we cre

my colleague i thought abel he answered that response to an earlier inquiry. it is difficult to establish the fact that it is necessary to show that redistricting was based exclusively on racial predominantly on race. and it makes it challenging -- redistricting and away that would -- in a way that would show racial gerrymandering extremely difficult to accomplish one has to look at the totality of circumstances and the dues from those social -- from those circumstances that race was the dominant factor and that is extremely hard to do. i am now quite familiar with what is going on in arizona because in meeting recently was senator -- to point out like a a debate on voting rights was so necessary we pointed out that the demographic changes that have taken place in that state over the past 10 years. we pointed out the fact that since the shelby county decision, 320 polling places in arizona were closed. 70% of polling places in maricopa county, the most diverse county in the state have been closed. and at the same,, the legislature adopted recently a limitation

al pie de la letra, desde londres tenemos todo lo que estÁ pasando con el Último adiÓs a la reina abeln y la primera dama firman un libro de condolencias en la embajada britÁnica. escucharÁs la reacciÓn del mandatario. karla: varias controversias que rodearon a isabel ii en sus 70 aÑos de reinado, te contamos cÓmo las manejÓ la monarca. alan: los famoso despiden a la reina isabel y te mostraremos como lo han hecho y como la recuerdan quienes la conocieron. karla: te contamos las anÉcdotas de la reina isabel, recordamos tambiÉn sus visitas a mÉxico y nueva york. ♪ karla: viernes 9 de septiembre, bienvenidos a este programa especial de "despierta amÉrica". alan: un programa especial. a dios a la reina isabel ii. 96 aÑos y el programa es dedicado el dÍa de hoy a ella. >una mujer testigo partÍcipe. el mundo le rinde tributo, inglaterra se despierta por primera vez en mÁs de 70 aÑos sin su monarca, el luto y la tristeza se refleja las calles de londres, su reinado fue tan largo que la mayorÍa de los 68,000,000 de habitantes de esa naciÓn no han conocido a ningÚn otro soberano. hoy seremos t

the broadcaster stig abell was among those paying tribute to dame hilary.eal characters in the books don't know what is going to happen, so we know what will happen to oliver cromwell, but he doesn't. that skill of being able to make us reach into the book and say, get out now! she really was a classic writer whose books will be on the shelves with dickens and george eliot, and she lived in our times. it is really devastating that there won't be any more hilary mantel novels. i devastating that there won't be any more hilary mantel novels. heel! more hilary mantel novels. i feel like i'm more hilary mantel novels. i feel like m on _ more hilary mantel novels. i feel like m on a _ more hilary mantel novels. i feel like i'm on a big _ more hilary mantel novels. i feel like i'm on a big learning - more hilary mantel novels. i feel like i'm on a big learning curve . like i'm on a big learning curve about hilary mantel this morning, from you and others. i have been reading tributes to her. one of the things that emerges is just how supportive she was two other w

the long and scandalous case of the singer arkelia, the jury recognized the performer of the famous abelg, weiken, is ending. fly the grammy award nominee is guilty. in the production of child pornography. he was sentenced to thirty years in prison for human trafficking for the purpose of sexual exploitation. in 2008, the singer was acquitted, but in the nineteenth he was arrested again. the network is now discussing pictures from the city of raisins in the kharkiv region of the photo report of the trip published by vladimir zelensky in the footage, he poses along with representatives of his office and the ukrainian military on the equipment of one of the fighters. emblem ss dead head georgy podgorny will tell you more about everything. this photo shoot might not have happened. after all, such risks are the head of the whole country in the zone of the special operation, but for the same reason this shooting had to take place. after all, this trip for social networks in several photos tells not in vain that europe is so worried about ukraine and every eu citizen pays three, or even more,