not everybody is. >> adele. be flexible. talk to your

petersburg, hello, adele, adele, how beautiful you are, with such a beautiful name, thank you, and i'llxplain right away why right away, so to speak, from the start, why i didn't turn around, because it seemed to me that you squeezed a little too much, very much, but this appears from nerves, i also have this, when i get very nervous, i get very tense , that's why i didn't have enough freedom, although to be honest , despite the first few notes... so here this move will be, here this one, but i liked it, it was cool , thank you very much, and i really really liked it, well, in fact , it seemed to me that the attitude was such that it was not quite included, maybe this can be attributed to the beginning of the shooting day, maybe to something else, but now the space is being adjusted, yes, you came out first , perhaps, but it has not yet healed, has not sparkled, well, i would just like to listen to your voice, that something is more, probably, continuous, maybe something more such detailed, and so you, of course, girl, well done, well done, adele, wonderful, and you, adele, are you happ

sebastian gorka, anya and adele. ♪ >> please welcome to the stage. >> there we go.e will jump in and get started. i'm so happy to see you. tina and i have done work with you and some of your work letting americans know the truth on a lot of issues. educating the public is very important. often i have heard it said the culture wars, but i do believe we are in a middle of a cultural revolution in america. we are in a middle of a cultural revolution in ameri what part is legacy media playing in the cultural wars? >> wow, that is an incredible question. mic? hey, excellent. media plays a pivotal central role in i guess what we call the culture war or revolution i suppose. it basically sets the frame. i'm talking about the legacy media. in many cases we end up discussing the things that this large messaging apparatus, all the different groups together that we need discuss and it requires attention. what is really interesting, something i have been looking at more recently is media have become incredibly polarized. incredibly polarized. there's all sorts of reasons for th

none of us is adele but maybe she has enough about burnout.also mandate paid family medical leave for up to 12 weeks. the idea that you are putting it out there. >> lara: check with the company first. >> check with the company. do a little research. none of us are adele though, right? >> lara: no. thank you. >> george: how about some pop news? >> lara: let's do it. good morning, everybody. we're going to begin with robin. she's on assignment fit for the stars with a very fun primetime special to help you know the emmys, 76th annual emmys are just 12 days away. robin has exclusive interviews with some of the big nominees and bethe scenes look at one of the most stunning sets in tv. here's a little sneak peek. >> robin: countdown is on ahead of the primetime emmy awards. this year it's a night of firsts. eugene and dan levy making history as the first father/son duo to take the stage as co-hosts. >> first of all it's such a thrill to be asked. my biggest obstacle was fear. if fear is your biggest obstacle you have to do it. >> robin: the guilded

my experience and maybe adell you can speak to this education reporters often have so much. they could be in a rage with three or four school board meetings a night so the idea they can cover the meetings and share the information with parents is very challenging. but parents deserve accurate information to make good decisions for kids. have you run into that. >> transparency is so important. i'm sure people have seen them. the group involved at the school board in power they hide things so really to some extent everybody's job here is to expose and disclose the kinds of things they are doing. you have seen when you show tell books that -- when you show them books that are half porn they don't want it in the library and they don't consider it become banning there are lots of ways to communicate. places like the "dailey caller" away like story ideas, op eds. we will cover things like your school board races. so you need to reach out and that is one way is to try to reach people to get your message across. censorship is a real thing so when you talk about transgender things an

his adel urkunbaev. he went to advanced under contract 2 years ago, when he had just turned 18, thanks to courage and professionalism at 20 he became a commander. after his first injury, he remained in position and led his unit in an assault, during which he was seriously wounded by a fragment from a tank shell. awarded the order of courage, adel has already driven the new car, noted the convenience and ease of operation. such cars are provided to veterans of the svo. with severe disabilities within the framework of the federal program of the defenders of the fatherland fund. evgeny. gleb, thank you. we will let you in to get ready for the broadcast. and we'll use the remaining minute before the regional part to turn on gtrk sochi. where natalia goncharova is already in the studio. due to the abnormally warm weather , the rada dendron has bloomed again in the sochi national park. right? yes, evgeny, hello, the dendrantium genus has bloomed for the second time this year. true, the beauty of these lilac fl

. >>> and grammy winning singer adele drops a bombshell. what she told fans at her show over the weekend. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin in israel where there are calls for nationwide labor strike today to express outrage over the deaths of six hostages in gaza. thousands of people took part in a mass demonstration in tel aviv last night to protest the israeli government's strategy in dealing with hamas. they are demanding a deal to return the remaining hostages. carissa lawson is tracking developments for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. one israeli american hostage was among those killed and president joe biden said he was devastated and outraged. protesters are showing the world that words are not what this war needs any longer, it's action to put an end to the killings on both sides. clashes between protesters and police in tel aviv overnight as thousands took to the streets in israel to demand a cease-fire and hostage deal. the massive protests erupted after israel anno

so that's adelle. that was wonderful. i mean, one of the things that i loved about adults novel is that she has it sort of like a comedy of manners that you're usually associate with a leisure class happening in the big box store, or like people saying sort of inappropriate things to each other and, you know, people making assumptions about each other being offended. but it had almost like some kind of like oscar wilde touches in the in like target is up is low. is it lows or is it nameless is to remain nameless. my publisher prefers if i don't stay. but i would say the one reason not to say that's better than just like because i don't want to get sued is that i think sometimes when you name this name or like there's so many like new york times newspaper articles about how terrible wal-mart is, and i have no desire to defend wal-mart. but what it can do psychologically is make it seem like wal-mart's bad. and all the other stores are fine. and all of the things i talk about in this book, they're true of all the big box st

. >>> adele tells fans, go easy on me. why the grammy award winning singer says she's really to say hello to a nice long hiatus after her vegas residency. >>> it's not all about barbecues and beach trips, we will look back at the history behind labor day and why it plays a pivotal role in the workers' rights movement. it's monday, september 2nd. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, glad you are with me, i'm frances rivera. we begin in israel where a general strike is under way this morning, pushing for a ceasefire deal with hamas. the mobilization comes as six more hostages were found dead in gaza, including an israeli-american. hundreds of thousands took -- of israelis took to the streets putting pressure on the netanyahu to compromise. for the latest let's go to claudio lavanga who is following developments. good morning. what do we know about the hostages? >> reporter: good morning, frances. the israeli army says that the bodies of the six hostages were found in a tunnel under rafah and that they were kille

like adele, i'm going to take a long break after this shows. just say, you know, thank you, john. all right. this morning, fury and israel as protesters filled the streets demanding that prime minister benjamin netanyahu get a hostage deal done. now, the urgency creasing, of course, over the weekend after the idf discovered the bodies of six hostages killed in gaza, among them israeli american hersh goldberg polin. his funeral is scheduled to begin in the next hour. for more on what's happening. i'm joined by cnn, political and national security analyst david sanger and cnn military you're analyst, retired major general james spider marks. thank you, gentlemen, for coming in this morning for us major general. spider marks the president and vice president talking with the hostage negotiators today in the situation room. what can they possibly do, which with what is right now effectively a stalemate? >> well, there's enormous pressure on netanyahu to come up with a deal. it's very, very obvious. israeli people are looking for this conflict to end the challenge is, is you're dealing

adele. like it will not be adele.- she will- going to, it looks like it will not be adele.- she will not. going to, it looks like it will not be adele. whig? she will not be be adele. why? she will not be sinuain , be adele. why? she will not be singing. she — be adele. why? she will not be singing, she says, _ be adele. why? she will not be singing, she says, for- be adele. why? she will not be singing, she says, for an - be adele. why? she will not be singing, she says, for an incredibly long time. she was performing in munich over the weekend, a big stadium thing in front of 80,000 people, she has a few concerts to be donein people, she has a few concerts to be done in las vegas in november and she said after that she is having a break, a proper break. which she has done before but it sounds like she is dead serious. that done before but it sounds like she is dead serious.— is dead serious. that isn't two weeks off- — is dead serious. that isn't two weeks off. more _ is dead serious. that

adele returns to vegas to finish out her residency there on october 25th.rterback," exploring the history and impact of black quarterbacks on and off the football field. check out the trailer. >> to really understand the evolution of the black quarterback, i needed to take a journey. >> let's get to it. >> they said we weren't smart enough, we couldn't lead. >> guys like you showed that whatever your dream is, you can go and achieve it. >> the black quarterback is a symbol of what's possible. ♪ ♪ >> that's the impact. >> can't wait for that. the series is set to follow former pro bowl quarterback michael vick. he travels the country talking to some of the most influential players in the game who had to fight for their right to be on the field. "the evolution of the black quarterback" premiere september 24th on prime video and it is coproduced by michael strahan's production company. michael vick will be here in times square to tell us all about it on september 20th. can't wait for that. >> looks very powerful. a weekend of the us open was in full swing and

. >>> and adele gearing up for an indefinite hiatus? to new york. >> from sarasota, florida. >> sisters' trip to the "today" show. >> visiting from wisconsin. >> scottsdale, arizona. >> happy labor day! >>> happy labor day, easy for them to say. welcome back to "today." glad you're waking up with us on this monday morning, savannah, hoda, craig all enjoying this labor day off. the hard of summer, hard to believe. >> say it ain't so. we can hold on for a few more weeks. >> let's bring the energy into another month or so. >> studio a always has star power, but nba stephen curry is going to be here live and there's plenty to talk to him about, winning gold at the paris olympics, the upcoming nba season, his acting debut, you do not want to miss that tomorrow on "today." >> nonstop. >>> we want to get to your news at 8:00 and we begin with breaking news in the middle east. a nationwide strike in israel overnight, following massive demonstrations across the country. protesters there are demanding a cease-fire deal after the murders of six ho

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in this ceremony, adel bezdodeh and alireza hosseinpour, the teachers of the children's and youth show, were honored. greetings , i am polite to all of you, especially the theater groups . i really worked for them with love, and they also did their work with love. i am a 53-4-year-old soldier. i want to be appreciated in my own home. i don't know what to do until time gives me the opportunity to be available to all the children of bookstores all over iran. i am and the unveiling of dara and sara puppets was another part of the closing part of the performing arts festival . in these days of unity, we can have a ritual of thanksgiving for all the hardships that have been carried out by us , the processions of the people, the people of the immigrants who go to karbala every year. one of our processions was serving in shlamcheh, and 23 processions were also in qom itself, in the back alleys from different streets, from different hosseinis, they started serving apparently on the main road. karbala, iraq road, in front of general atbah department. foreigners said about the success of serving

or maybe it's more of a goodbye for adele.mmy winner is announcing her plans for the future. the reason? she says fans won't be seeing her for an incredibly long time. keep it here. watch. you're watching today in the bay month. good morning in gilroy. we are starting off with sweater weather for the day. if you're taking it nice and easy. upper 50s. and then we'll get into a lot of sunshine and you'll be pretty sweaty if you're heading out the door for labor day plans. the bad news is we're going to stay sweaty for the next couple of days as we're tracking a heat wave not only in the south bay, but really bay area wide. i'll show you the numbers coming up. thanks a lot, cynthia. well, pope francis is set to depart rome this morning for a 12 day trip to asia, the longest of his papacy. it also marks one of the longest distances the 88 year old pontiff has traveled with stops to new guinea, east timor and singapore. now he was scheduled to take the trip back in 2020, but it was postponed because of the covid epidemic. the trip

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and it says superstars such as coldplay, adele and ed sheeran. i was like, what are you?many. adele is very talented, but ed sheeran , is very talented, but ed sheeran, you don't like ed sheeran? well, he's a he's a, he's a busker in my you know, he's not kate bush is he. he's not like the beatles. he's not. yeah. we could list all these people. he's not any of those people . he's not any of those people. but yes, our music is amazing and they're absolutely correct. it's a pity they cited those examples and apparently this was most likely to come from older generations. pride in music i guess. the boomers were very proud of the 60s. >> you know, i think music used to matter. josh, i used to know who's who was the top ten and now, you know, i couldn't tell you who's number one. >> your voice broke there. >> your voice broke there. >> yeah, exactly. >> yeah, exactly. >> i was 14 again. >> i was 14 again. >> yeah. no, i know i'm totally out of the loop, but film and telly is the other thing. computer games, interestingly, doesn't get a mention, but we have put some pretty ic

adele? >> chart. first, thank you for having me. mom's for liberty is such a good organization.a detour from journalism in 2010 because i was so mad about what was going on in my kids schools. i know that mom's for liberty did not exist, but one of the last straw was when they dropped president's day and the study of washington and lincoln for diversity day. so that took me on a journey similar to many of the women here. but the media landscape right now is very polarized, but also, we live in a disk dystopian time. you have the mainstream liberal media that have joined with social media, big tech, with the government, and with the democratic party and with that, you must have allegiance to a narrative. if you deviate from that narrative, as many people in this room know, you are instantly under some new things. cancel culture can kick in. and people live in fear of this new censorship industrial complex of these for major institutions hooking up together to form a narrative. we feel it every in our schools. think of all the times you go to a pta meeting and navigate what you ca

grammy award singer adele says she is quote, encourage going to take an incredibly long break from music after her los vegas it's residency finishes on november 23, so get there and get your ticket because it's going to be awhile in a new interview, adele says she does not have any plans for new music and once to focus on other creative things second wants the greatest competitive eaters go head-to-head for the first time ten years in a rematch, where winner takes all that snow versus cool while you finished been i might be the only one, but it makes my stomach current and just watching that makes my stomach hurt but not john. >> john loves it. champion joey chestnut, who you know well, john and the girl kobayashi the biggest names in the competitive eating are about to face off in a huge livestream event on netflix later today, the two haven't faced off in a hot dog battle in 15 years chestnut currently holds the record for most hot dogs and buns the ten minutes at 76. so gross. kobayashi popularized competitive eating as a sport back in 2001 after he doubled the previous record for mos

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think about or that are adele, all right. still to come up. >> you see police will be getting more nonlethal weapons. why they say they need them to be able to do their job and getting more people vaccinated against covid. the new program making it affordable for everybody. first, though, a disturbing look into how people in power are discriminating against black folks in 3 north bay county now to a disturbing look into how landlords are apparently discriminating against black people and 3 north bay counties. the watchdog nonprofit fair housing advocates of northern california just publish results of an extensive investigation. >> in it, the group sent to what people into black people to 30 large rental properties in solano, sonoma and marin counties. the group reports 25 out of the 30 landlords did criminal background checks on them, which the u.s. department of housing and urban development discourages and it found all 25 of those landlords violated hud's guidelines. most concerning, though, 14 of the 30 landlords in questi

adel, what's on your mind? afternoon, george, and panel. yeah, i think my question is, you know, basically, does south africa have sufficient international support to hold the line and push through what the case? we've had lot of countries from the global south supporting the case, but what would it actually take to break the back of western egenomy to actually get countries to start joining the case? well, it's not uh turned out to be easy, but maybe people have been so happy that the banner was being carried by a state with the prestige uh of a free country that had to struggle for its freedom in the living memory of uh many people alive today. maybe they were happy that south africa carried that burden, but they have to, as your question implies, they have to be ready now to pick up, not just because south africa needs more support, not just because south africa is facing pushback, backlash, but because the new south african government might not actually find agreement to play the leading role that it has been over the last period, the a

. >> adele. be flexible. talk to your managers about it. can i take a leave of absence? is there a family medical leave opportunities there? the planning. super important. >> and that's nightline for this evening. catch a full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here. same time tomorrow. does it have to be like this? at kaiser permanente, we have a different kind of healthcare... so, how did you like doctor lum? ...where all of us work together for all that is you. like this, it is something that i see as very, very serious. >> the top prosecutor in san francisco, sitting down with abc7 news one on one. the shooting of 40 niners rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall is now in the hands of the court. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. attempted murder charges have been filed against the teenage suspect in the attempted robbery case of pearsall. the shooting happened saturday in san francisco's union square. >> abc7 news reporter j.r. stone sat down with d.a. brooke jenkins in an interview. you'll see only on seven. >> those char

charli xcx, you, harry styles, adele. are you all impressed with americans at all?'t know what to say back to that. >> desi: it's okay. >> we love americans. come on. go, americans. [laughter] [applause] >> desi: we need to do more star jacks. star jumps. you come, you mentioned your grandma, you come from a very musical family. your sister is a singer-songwriter. your grandfather was a songwriter. you grew up singing in the church choir. how has all of that influenced you as a musician? >> i don't know. i think the thing with music is when it gets you, it really gets you, do you know what i mean? and i was so young when i just decided, like, this was plan a. there was no plan b. i'm going to be a musician or die trying. so my entire life has just been that pursuit of music and i started as a songwriter, got my foot in the door. it has been, yeah, it has been not the simplest journey behind the scenes, you know what i mean. but we made it. so far, so good. got big dreams, big plans come heading there. >> desi: is that what you did? you started out as a songwriter, w

i knew the lamonts, nicolet adele. they had a daughter, catherine.e or six years old, i think, drowned in the waffle. i was at the funeral. you've been walking here for almost an hour, did you know catherine lamont? no, holy father, i was just thinking, she was so little, and you don't know what she died of, drowned in the st. lawrence river, what a pity. and what was she like, she was a nice girl, she loved to feed pigeons, somewhere around here there is also the grave of georges gauthier, and over there, madam. are you sure you haven't mixed anything up? it's strange, catherine lamont died, and catherine lamont is here. bush, forgive me, pierre, your aunt is so sweet, i hope she sleeps very well, and george and i will be happy to take her home, of course, ivan antonovich, please forgive me for coming straight to you, i just can't get through to morozov, a coded message from the fairy, what's in it? they are in danger of failure, something has happened that can happen extremely rarely, they encountered a man who was personally acquainted with the pr

. >> mooney's daughter, adele, hasn't met her teacher for this year yet. she's had a temporary sub. >> instead, we have noticed that there have been a lot of teachers who have left. so many more at my son's school who's at the elementary school. >> the subs heading to cabrillo unified schools will be paid $500 per day to cross the picket lines and look over children during the strike. a seasoned educator, we spoke to says he doesn't make $500 a day, though he has been in the district for more than two decades, starting pay for a new teacher in the district is now $313 per day. one teacher we spoke to bartends every weekend just to make ends meet. >> that means that i don't have as much free time to dedicate to planning lessons outside of school. school hours. if my needs are not being met, how can i fully meet the needs of our students and their families and our community? >> cusd superintendent amberly alva shared the following statement on tuesday, quote, we regret that we have not yet reached a settlement despite our collaborative efforts and the distri

when we spoke to adel bari, antoine, a palestinian british list and writer on this, he says, israel's actions are an insult to the un onto international. this is a really very clear. we'll move from that. is that i decided that on the button but is to uh the, the health administration and gaza. i think this is it easy and so cool. and so especially basic use that so what, so what, who are they uh, what's the names? where are they with to which way would they we have to go. so it is, it is actually very, very in something complex that i need to do. so, you know, there is no dignity of the best people and gods i that's, that's a, this kind of my behavior is that can be a cop indication back there. is that a, the really nothing to, to split. they have noticed to make that tool to the cnn, what, what that they are alive or that. so it is very clear that there is a way to say, you know, we don't care about that as a low. we don't care about the united nation. we don't care about anybody, so we want to do what we want to do. so what we and that's, that's the, that's what the business kind o

si no, pregÚntele a la cantante adele. si estÁ descansando y si le tocÓ trabajar, pues tambiÉn. mucho Éxito. muchas gracias por habernos acompaÑado. nosotros volvemos maÑana con mÁs informaciÓn. esta tarde hay mÁs noticias que tenga usted un noticias que tenga usted un feliz lunes. locutor: en nuestra clínica de emociones. - a mí, mi novio no me quiere embarcar. simplemente, su sueño es formar una familia. - ¿en qué trabaja? - no trabaja. - ¿y qué estudia? - tampoco estudia. - ¿y entonces cómo van a mantener una familia? ¿qué estarías dispuesto a hacer por ser papá?

staged plays, well, in general, in the theater of belarusian drama, my play ran for about 15 years, adelethe next frame, let's remember another picture: at the first national festival of belarusian films, the prize was awarded to the script by yevgeny grigoriev for the film "birds without nests", which was filmed by director vitaly. since the release of the film, and this was in 1996, our viewers have not seen it anymore. it was possible to say goodbye to life already, that is, well, there was the order to wash off, i was registered as a nationalist, the nationalists shouted shame in the writers' house, it turns out, one is not good, the other is not good, that is, they got into the millstones. so what after this picture, a simple 9 years, at the festival in brest they gave the main prize, yes, and the actress was also awarded for the best female role, yes, russia, this conglomerate of the golden horde and byzantium, in moscow , the jews rule everything, not minsk, but minsk, minsk, minsk. my child, we are europe, we were always outposts of the deccan, barbarian asia, understand, the vrem

now anastasia and her colleague adele are sewing a wedding suit.ready ready, probably 50 percent, the base is ready and sewn. shiny decorative elements need to be carefully cut out along the outline. secure on the future product. the main pattern will be on the collar, sleeves, hem. a tribute to tradition. the decor was not only purely decorative, but also had the meaning of apotropaic, that is , amulets. so that evil forces, namely along the hem, along the edges of the sleeve, that is, they could not, as it were , influence a person. and also the thorn, the thorn was especially sacred, that is, even when the clothes wore out, when even the clothes a... let's say, were given away or given away somewhere, they cut out the thorn. in kazakhstan - says the designer, weddings are celebrated on a grand scale, many guests are invited, on average 300 people. national costumes are worn not only at the wedding, but also on sarkhosala, the day when the bride is given earrings, on kudolyk - the matchmaking ceremony, or, for example, on uzatu, this is the farew

my play ran for about 15 years, adele. the following shots, let's remember another film. at the first national festival of belarusian films , the script by yevgeny grigoriev for the film birds without nests, directed by vitaly dudin, was awarded a prize. birds without nests is the first feature film about representatives of the belarusian migration, about those people and facts that have long been hushed up in our history. this acute social drama is based on fate. since the release of the film, which was in 1996, our viewers have not seen it again, it was possible to say goodbye to life already, that is, well there was an order to wash away, i was recorded as a nationalist. nationalists shouted "shame" to the writer in the house, it turns out i am not good for those, not good for others, that is, they got into the millstones, yes, so what after this picture, simple 9 years, at the festival in brest they gave the main prize, yes, and the actress was also awarded for the best female. she covered all the premieres, all the fi

birth, but i understood that it was she, this is the soul that was knocking on my door, and can i ask adelhow old are you now? not now 13, yeah, we gathered here today because we want to discuss this mystery and the phenomenon of the monk itigelov, i they said that you were there in this dotsane, when i was there, i basically, and the movements, i don’t remember anymore, i don’t even know the movements, i didn’t know, and i still don’t remember, but i was overtaken by such a feeling, a feeling of interest, a feeling of some kind of mystery. i prayed for my whole family, i prayed for our whole city, then i left with only one emotion, this feeling of some kind of grace, gratitude, a feeling of some kind of universal enlightenment, yes, i’ll just add that adela, who didn’t know, like that, yes, she prays. is located here in a specially built for him the palace on the territory of the ivalginsky dotsan since 2007. today we have a unique opportunity to get into the palace itself and see its decoration, however we were forbidden to photograph the body of khambalam itigelov. dashi durzho itigelov

stuart: hello from adele. not sure of the significance of it. 10:00 eastern's to rate to the money. the green is holding but only just. dow up 40, nasdaq 17, the nasdaq solid, one hundred 11 points, the 10 year treasury yield moving up 360, you moved up to 364. not always good news for stocks, the price of oil $70.90 moving up a little and bitcoin, 58,900 as we speak. the latest read on homebuilder sentiment. lauren: up two points in september from august, first increase in six months, builders are feeling better because rates are moving lower, builders would feel even better if their cost went down more. our costs are coming down. at least not yet. stuart: hating donald trump has been a factor in american politics since he first came down the golden escalator to start his residential campaign in 2015. they couldn't stand a tough talking business guy who beat the purely political hillary clinton. after two assassination attempt it is time to question what role trump hatred played. trump is contentious, he is no shrinking violet and there are calls for him to tone it down but isn't t

we do know this, that taylor swift is one thing, but if adele committed to a candidate that i think,ou both readily agree would change everything. but what is it about celebrities? i do remember in the case of hillary clinton, no besmirchment, they would help fill a stadium for her. donald trump could do that alone. ronald reagan was able to do that kind of stuff alone. barack obama didn't really need celebrities, he just seemed to have the ability to pull it off on his own, even though they all had different celebrities at the time as i said, more democrats enjoy this than republicans. what do you make of it all, judy? >> i have to disagree a little with you, kennedy, on this one. if you want to hate, hate, hate, go for it, but i think in the regular world. neil: she went there, kennedy. >> i had to, i had to. in the regular world and it's nonweird world election year, there may be a celebrity endorsement that won't make a huge difference. taylor swift is in a different galaxy when it comes to a celebrity endorsement. this was a highly coveted endorsement when president biden was ru

made of white plastic in the interior look easy and elegant. the brightest role, the model is called adelee head and the tsarga it is covered with red velvety fabric, a base with birch slats, put a mattress on top, put a nightstand with two drawers, move on to lighting around the perimeter. katya, i'm sure that we will still sell tatyana the idea of ​​sleeping on a bed, and not on a fold-out sofa. a woman should have a bed, she will get enough sleep, yes, she will wake up in a good mood. i completely agree with you, a different level of relaxation with this. by the way, it seems to me that our heroine will be cozy with such a headboard, because she will be able to, i don't know, sit with a book, read, you can put everything, magazines, phones, books, here we have sockets for charging, they are very thin from the end they look like little chocolate bars, and it seems to me that where we have the most massive switches, there is such a big line, the design is especially clearly visible there, that such a light frame, small keys, it does not look massive at all, very neat and elegant, and we h

>> the first year since 2002 that none of the big three, novak djokovic, roger federer, or rapidly adele a grand slam. you and carlos alcarez won them all. you feel like this is the changing of the guard in men's tennis? >> yeah. it's so it's it's tough to predict the future this year that's about i think it's nice for tennis to see some new champions, some new favorites of tournaments and i'm happy to be, to be part of this at least this year. so let's see what's coming next year. obviously, it's they're all big, big challenges coming up, but i'm just looking looking forward to, to improve because up layer and i will see what i can do. >> just 23-years-old first man in 50 years to when you're first two grand slams in the same year how many more are you going to win? how do you got this? >> the question i i could never answer i'm for sure we are aiming to be to become a better tennis player aaron but a person daily and that would see what we can catch in the future. i mean, me and my team, we still always in the present moment trying to be as ready as possible for every challenging, then

and that list includes abba, adele, aerosmith, a-ha, the beatles, beyonce, bruce springstein, celine dion. creedance, earth, wind and fire. elton john, foo fighters, guns n rosees, isaac hayes, cohen, linkin park, neil young and more. >> trump was ordered to stop using one song from one artist would be one thing. there is not the first song trump has been asked to stop using, just the first time the matter was settled in actual court. now, if you were worried about the musical desert that trump seems to be relicated. even if he were to be illegally barred from playing music from every artist in the world, there will always be the music of his daughter-in-law and the co-chair of the republican party, lara trump. ♪ without your bravery ♪ worry out of luck >> ♪ it can't be denied ♪ you got to be special. >> that is right. despite the fact that she is currently the co-chair of the republican national committee, the rnc, lara trump is still actively pursuing a music career in the middle of a historically significant presidential election. what i just played there was mrs. trump's newly re

artists like adele. green day. kendrick lamar. nirvana are being blocked on the site.ho tries to view them will get a message saying it is, quote, not available in your country. youtube says it is trying to reach an agreement with the publishing company and restore the videos. >> all right. this is a good business decision. uber is partnering with spirit halloween, the country's largest halloween retailer. according to the san francisco based ride hailing company, you can now order costumes, accessories and decorations from spirit halloween and have them delivered. what you can get will be based on where you live and where you order special discounts. apply for uber. one members and there's 40% off the next spirit halloween order of $50 or more. that is really going to do well. i think so, because all of a sudden you're like, hey, we're going to a halloween party. oh my gosh. >> i don't have that. or i found that someone else is wearing that. let me just order something else from the costume store. you don't have to go. right. or you can do it right when you're at the