he was 13 years old with a promising future ahead. >> alec was an athlete, let me tell you. he wrestled. he played football. he rode his bike. he had this amazing intensity, but he was also just a kid and he loved to hang out with his friend and be silly and goofy. so he was an amazing kid. >> reporter: she doesn't want another family to experience what hers has and says it's up to each and every one of us to make sure that happens. >> no one wants to go out on the road and kill a 13-year-old child, but anytime you drink and drive you could become that person. every single one of us has a responsibility to not drink and drive. let's remember the feeling and learn from it, okay? >> reporter: from musselman's vantage points, impaired driving and the loss of life that can result of it is entirely preventible. >> it's not a matter if they get into and cause an accident, it's a matter of when. >> reporter: but she knows people will still do it. so she takes a lot of pride with her responsibility. her mission will continue into the holiday weekend and well beyond it. >> last year

cave, leader of the... party, alec, go ahead. mr. galloway, you advocate for the palestinians right to self-determination, ethnic homogenaity and to nation state, so my question to you is, why do you not support our people's right to self-determination, homogenenity, and nation state, and instead promote diversity and multiculturalism as demonstrated by your fierce pandering to the islamic demographic in this country. well, when i saw your name was cave. "i figured you'd be cave man, and so it turned out to be. uh, first of all, i'm so in favor of britain having the right of self-determination, that i played a leading role in the fight for brexit and the leaving of the european union. i'm so in favor of british self-determination that i fought and was possibly the leading fighter in scotland for..." uh the defeat of the separatist independence project, i believe in britain and its unity and its sovereignty and its right of self. determination, where you lost me, mr. caveman, was at this ethnic homogeneity, because you see, i don'

alec actor alec baldwin is 10% responsible. back in 2021. you might remember a prop gun held by baldwin discharged on the set of rust. a real bullet hit and killed cinematographer halyna hutchins, director and bay area native joel souza was hurt. baldwin was charged with involuntary manslaughter, and in july, a judge dismissed the case, saying prosecutors hid evidence that may have been linked to the shooting films. armorer hannah gutierrez-reed was convicted in march of involuntary manslaughter, and during a podcast, tarantino said that the armorer is 90% responsible for everything that happens when it comes to guns on set, and the actor is 10% responsible. tom cruise is reconnecting with his estranged daughter, at least financially. we're talking about suri cruise, the daughter of cruise and katie holmes. the couple divorced in 2012. the last time tom cruise and suri were spotted together in public was 2013, and despite their reported estrangement, cruise is paying for suri's college tuition, which is about $84,000 a year, at carnegie mell

alec, go ahead. mr. galloway, you advocate for the palestinian's right to self-determination, ethnic homogeneity and to nation state. so my question to you is, why do you not support our people's right to self-determination, homogeneity and nation state, and instead promote diversity and multiculturalism as demonstrated by your fierce pandering to the islamic demographic in this country? well, when i saw. your name was cave, figured you'd be cave man, and so it turned out to be. first of all, i'm so in favor of britain having the right of self-determination, that i played a leading role in the fight for brexit and the leaving of the european union. i'm so in favor of british self-determination that i fought and was possibly the leading fighter in... scotland for the defeat of the separatist independence project, i believe in britan and its unity and its sovereignty and its right of self-determination, where you lost me, mr. caveman was at this ethnic homogeneity, because you see, i don't believe in your

and yes, the state had requested the black box data on alec murdoch suburban at the time it was very new said we're sorry, we can't unlock that. it was a fairly roe request. >> but then the story becomes a national phenomenon and they're like, oh, time has passed. >> we can get that data and they sent an immense amount of i think maybe a terabyte of data on the friday of during the trial and by monday the defense the state had analyzed where alec was in win in that car valerie, the murder weapons never found, which caused me to ask you, did he have help? i think there are a number of unanswered questions where the guns is a big one and also where's the money? there's millions of dollars that alec stole from his poor personal injury clients that is still missing prosecutors if he had help, we want to find out, but i spoke at some length to david owen for this book. >> he was the lead sled agent and really had not talked about the case before and that's a question that they would really like to know the scene was sanitized. the scene was cleaned up, and to think that alec murdoch could

thank you, alec. david, i have to go, i thought you would stay.le, you’re forcing me to choose between my daughter and you, yes, i don’t want to share you with anyone, not even with my daughter, you understand perfectly well that katya won’t win anything there, i think what..." talented, a stranger, the main thing for a girl is to get married successfully, everything else, education, etc., blizzard, this is all complete bullshit, katya will grow up, i will find her the right husband, but why do you think that you have the right to decide for her , and i’m paying for everything, i want you to stay with me, i didn’t marry your money. and for the man who was in love with me, i promised to make me happy, but it turned out that this is not so, you think about yourself all the time, you consider me your property, you don’t care about me, you destroy your life with your drunkenness, you drag us down yourself, if you leave now, i will commit suicide, a creative person, well , i went too far, he will stay with us for a couple of days and come to his senses

take the south carolina supreme court has now agreed to take up an appeal from convicted murderer alecal that could lead to a new trial. the disgraced attorney was convicted last year of shooting and killing him his wife and youngest son in june of 2021, he's currently three years into a life sentence because of those murders murdoch's legal team says, he deserves a new trial, claiming the now-former clerk of court tampered with the jury by talking to them about the trial during the trial and implying murdoch was guilty. here's how one juror described those comments to me. >> it felt like she. >> made it seem like he was already guilty that affect your finding of guilty in this case yes. >> ma'am after that hearing, though, a judge ruled that the clerk was out of line, but that her comments did not influence the verdict but is that about to change joining us right now, is eric bland? >> he's an attorney who represented the estate of murdoch's longtime housekeeper after she died of so she's circumstances in the murdoch family home in 2018, he also referred has represented six of the jur

alec is here with us.you have here. >> thanks, frank. >> i'm looking at the small and mid caps. down 2% for the quarter. doing better than the broader market, but the gains we saw trailed off. why is now the right time to invest in the small and mid-cap stocks? >> the old adage is you want to buy low. you buy stocks when they are down than when they are up. people want to talk about buying more after things have gone up than down. i think it is a good time to have the conversation. as for why the trade can work? we know that being outside of the mega caps has been a bit of a widowmaker trade the last couple years. there are things that are turning in favor of the smaller stocks. number one, if we look at the earnings estimates that are forecast for 2025, how is next year going to look versus this year's corporate profits? the small-cap 600 and the mid-cap 400 that you referenced with expected to see significantly faster profit growth than the s&p 500 which is expected to come in the low teens. we are looki

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alec, i've got to start with you because the piece was, i mean honestly incredible reporting. it was during a meeting of the heritage foundation leaders back in january of 2023 where they decided that the second trump administration would need to be fully staffed with the loyalists, something they viewed as a failure of the first term and so as much as they do try to deny the project that it was created specifically for him and was it not? >> correct. that there was a chance back then that maybe someone else might have been that nominee and what was likely going to be trump and it was geared towards addressing the first administration with that deep state that they saw it and so the core of that project wasn't so much that they have done a good job of highlighting and they were creating new foot soldiers of people who would be enough and skilled enough to go into that government the next time and carry it out in a way that it was not possible and that i was able to get those schedules that paul danes presented during that meeting where it's what he wanted them to look at and h

alec you need. pardon? he has it on a you. okay. okay now.thank you very much manager for the department of building inspection. i appreciate the time this afternoon. sorry about that, tate. hannah legislative affairs the department of building inspection this afternoon, commissioners, so diving into ab 1114, whi just enacted and took effect januar bit to the existing law before ab 1114, as what the law does. and so you can see on the slides there's really the bedrock laws, the permit streamlining act which was passed back 1977 77, excuse me, and sets various to entitle a project. so this is everything leading up to it. it sets a 30 day window determine if an application is complete and let the complete or not, as well as sets up specific timelines for depending on the type of project and other qualifiers. the permit streamlining act has been am some of the largest changes came in the past two years, including ab two, two three four. by now, speaker rob rivas, ab 2234 took the the framing of the permit streamlining act andifically for post en

jennifer lopez filed for divorce from ben affleck under her legal name, jennifer alec, and reportedly the divorce case is unwanted attention for a celebrity. they're not in control of this, and it's generally a negative thing for them to go through. so i imagine they want to get this done as quickly as possible. >> juju: christopher melcher is a los angeles-based divorce attorney. he repped kanye west against kim kardashian and katie holmes against tom cruise. >> in california, all the divorce records and proceedings are open to the public. so with a high-profile public, this creates a risk to their brand. >> i think people care about celebrity breakups because these people are on magazine covers, they're on our tvs. so it feels like we are signing up to be a part of a relationship from a distance. so when it goes awry, you know, you -- people want to know all the details. >> juju: both stars have had high-profile romances and heartbreaks. j. lo has been married four times, her longest relationship with marc anthony, the father of her twins, max and emmy. she also dated sean diddy cop

and alec will continue the topic amarov.hange of the hamas leader indicates the failure of israel's plans. this is how the vlivaniye reacted to the election of yahe sinwar as the head of the palestinian movement. in the jewish state, this change was called a pretext for new shelling. the appointment of the bloody murderer yahe sinwar as the leader of hamas instead of ismail heniya is another reason to achieve the rapid elimination of sinwar and the erasure of the memory of hamas from the face of the earth. israeli fighters , meanwhile, launched new strikes on lebanon. according to the army's press service, the target was weapons depots belonging to hezbollah. answer, the secretary general of the shiite movement stated: the region is thoroughly preparing for new attacks on israel. strikes against israel are being prepared from iran, yemen and lebanon, they will certainly be carried out. our joint response will be strong, sensitive and effective. we did not seek military escalation, this is an israeli decision, their choice. s

alec can help you if you needhe has it on a usb. if you. okay. okay. overhead. okay. thank you. showing now. thank you very . tate hannah, legislative affairs manager for the department of building inspection. i appreciate the time this afternoon. sorry about that, tate. hannah legislative affairs manager for the department of building inspection. i appreciate the time this afternoon, commissioners, so diving into ab 1114, which, as you mentioned, was just enacted and took effect january 1st, going to step back a bit to the existingore ab 1114, as it sort of lays the groundwork for what the law does. see on the slides there's really the bedrock laws, the permit streamlining actwhich was passed back in 1977 77, excuse me, and sets various timelines for permits tog before the entitlement process leading up to it. ital agency to determine if an applicationete and let the applicant know whether it's complete or not, as well as set specific timelines for approving or denying a project, depending on the type of project andjr qualifiers. the permit streamlining act has been amended num

and alec will continue the topic. the change of hamas leader is evidence of the failure of israel's plans. this is how lebanon reacted to the election of yaha sinwar as head of the palestinian authority movements. the jewish state called this change a pretext for new attacks. the appointment of the bloody murderer yahya sinwar as the leader of hamas instead of ismail haniyeh is another pretext. to achieve the rapid elimination of sinwar and the erasure of the memory of hamas from the face of the earth. israeli fighters, meanwhile , launched new strikes on lebanon. according to the army press service, the target was weapons depots belonging to hezbollah. in response, the secretary general of the shiite movement stated: the region is thoroughly preparing for new attacks on israel. strikes on israel are being prepared from iran, yemen and lebanon. they will certainly be inflicted. our joint response will be strong. according to secretary of state anthony blinken , all the cards are now in the hands of the new leader of h

. >> he's looked pretty good in the preseason and kyle shanahan has was asked today alec has done enough to earn a starting role. >> i mean, that's all a possibility. but geo odom was going to start. he rolled his ankle in pre-game. >> and that didn't think it was that bad added it up. >> and then we watch them run down on the first kick up. we could hobbling a little bit. so only saw that we just took him out of the game and said it was a smart plan, but he's fine good now. but >> just we didn't pre-game. we do is just a little risky for him to go out and fight through it. >> season going to be here before you can blink. september 9th opening week. yeah. and you are saying a busy fun time basketball football. you're going to be real busy. right? by that time we hit october, we're going the warriors back. we're going to have the sharks on the ice. and then of course, we will have 49 of football lot. >> and that's it for 11. thanks for joining us. have a i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed t

reach the tip of cutting of care how to say it was going to be a soon made this a 2018 the city of alec to the was that it will not do the duties. go all the way pretty bottom, bulkley, hard to escape listed. october 9, 2018. the city of h snitch in new york region. williams. partner. but you are in need of them for getting meals that it was done the concerns or fuck, i knew the incident, but it's showing you the required to go to that issue. but i'll give them a bunch of times a new property. do i need to know more about them teaching that was good on you do be upset as a young girl for him to school is called the future people. quite sure what they are. who are you not that are doing well. uh, i know these are going to expect that you will come up with a lease no visit, and it will uh, brings through computer like to use any support. instead, you would uh wish law oprah university election and the instant things that ain't working for auto. and that's fantastic. okay, let's leave that a little bit of warranty. i'm gonna select the united states. and again, this got this bill from said

look at the destruction the my, you gone a lot and yeah, the whole set, alec tricity and sewage no longer exist on basic necessities, on non existent to non neighborhood. we have not breed, we are cut off from the world. we're living the trauma from 22 years ago. how the vine, who is this aggression is similar to the is really aggression on the janine camp in 2002, which reflects in the camp to the ground and resulted in the depths of 58 people. no letter in the islands here and your name hands are under locked down and is ready, occupation soldiers on the streets for now there's no break for the residents here . not all the address data. junior, a hello sign. doctors without borders say it had to stop key medical operations in janine in a statement they said the scale and intensity of israel's for the incursion. and janine is very alarming. is really forced as keep obstructing access to health facilities in the lives the layman, hospital, electricity, and water supplies are compromised. the medical team has been forced to hold dialysis operations. israel must adhere to its obligations as

look at the destruction he and why you go home button and yeah, the whole to alec tricity and sewage no longer exist called basic necessities on non existent in our neighborhood. we have not breed, we have cut off from the world. we're living the trauma from 22 years ago. the vine, who is this aggression is similar to the is really aggression on the janine camp in 2002, which connection to came to the ground and resulted in the depths of 58 people. no letter in the islands here and your name. hands are under locked down and is ready, occupation soldiers on the streets. for now, there's no break for the residents here. all the address data. janine hollow time to the head and i'll just see it up as it was. 12 quotes takes on tech billionaire alone, most loving access to the social media platform. x also had invitation of a lifetime. mexican parents in prison were united with their doors was to celebrate the coming of age. the of the color that tropical depression shines and still bring you some fairly heavy rain into japan. it's taking a week, remember to get from well here up to votes

also, on the live page, the triathlete, alec she has been chosen as team gb�*s flag bearer for the closinggrabs on sunday. most of them have already been dished out including modern pentathlon gold for hungary�*s michelle gulyas and cycling gold for ellesse andrews of new zealand but you�*ll be hard pressed to top the achievement of sifan hassan, who won bronze on the track in the five and ten thousand metres, and won the women�*s marathon this morning. it all came down to a sprint finish, pipping ethiopia�*s tigst assefa with an olympic record of two hours, 22 minutes and 55 seconds. her ten thousand metre final was only on friday night. she�*s the first woman to win medals in the three events in a career, let alone a single games. she also won two golds and a bronze on the track in toyko. germany and denmark are playing for gold in the final of the men�*s handball right now, but spain edged a close encounter with slovenia to win bronze. 23—22 they won, for their 5th olympic bronze... a record for the men�*s handball at the olympics. the final gold to be won will come in the women�*s bask

the the news rail itself, not everybody supports benjamin netanyahu, and his government's policy rev alec eserman and i've been leading is really human rights organizations for over 28 years. currently and the executive director of tara, cedric, the tara, of justice to police absolutely hate me. uh, they look for every excuse to, to keep me from doing my work. if i decided to effect the same level of items from a to set up regression and defend these palestinians. and that way, i think against the actions of these rarely ami and police stream live the notes that this lead to the i would burned out long ago. having been doing this for over 28 years. my beard was read when i started. if i, if i didn't believe in the basic goodness and decency of the vast majority of my father was released and i can be very frustrated. i can be very angry. i can be very embarrassed at what's, what we are doing. so often i think when many's realize, don't really understand what's being done in their name the most classified as a terrorist organization by the you, us and others attacked israel on october 7th.

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announcing under my leadership the united states will commit to an ambitious goal of slashing energy and alecprices by at least half. i will end at the biden harris electric vehicle mandate. >> democrats open waging a war in american energy for decades. >> i said we would put a cap and trade system in place which is aggressive if not more aggressive than anybody else out there so if somebody wants to build a coal power plant that can it just would bankrupt them because they will be charged a huge sum of money for the greenhouse gas emitted. >> i'm the only candidate which has a policy of how to bring economic opportunity using clean renewable energy because we will put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business she cares more but the green new scam then rising energy costs and that is why trump is resonating. 's plan is the same plan from 2016 that made it the number 1 energy producer in the world and harris' economic plan is just identity politics. >> are right now the economy is pretty bad and everything is expensive people can't even rent an apartment because it's way too expe

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. >> i'm here with alec use, 20-year-old university of michigan student.n with him in michigan a few months ago joe biden was still the candidate in this race. so, alec, i wanted to start by asking you how have things changed on the ground in michigan? >> speaking from personal experience, since the ticket kind of changed hands from president biden to vice president harris, i have had almost an overflow of students messaging me whether it's incoming freshman at the university of michigan or people about to enter their senior year telling me how can i get involved, what can i do to help the campaign? frankly, as far as i know, i don't think i have ever seen people get this excited, looking forward this much to the semester while it is still the middle of the summer, so getting a ton of enthusiasm. >> before that, you were telling me you and other students trying to organize voters were having trouble getting young voters to sign up and volunteer. >> yeah. definitely. it's a fair assessment to say with president biden as the presumptive nominee, with the age

i'm also from detroit and alec eminem so to meet some of the good guy who just learned about politics politician give you false hope so i should just note democrat. the entire platform of kamala is full so. trying to paint her as obama 2.0 and it's just like saying melissa mccarthy is peter bankman-fried could sign the same thing. it said a lot of people are going to lose money and she will be the only 1 cackling. >> when i heard him and felt like i was listening to michael rapoport right before he realizes that maybe he should go outside and talk to other people and all of a sudden you doing go well navy i'm wrong. the whole idea that you should listen to somebody because they are rich is the dumbest idea and ever heard. those are the people you should listen to because they got rich. all right. liberal haters are on dutyve steering mega beauty y. hmm. nice and light. enjoy 40 days of freshness, your way. ♪ lalalalala ♪ [coughing] copd isn't pretty. i'm out of breath, and often out of the picture. but this is my story. ( ♪ ) and with once-daily trelegy, it can still be beautiful. bec

larry: all right, alec hogan thank you very much.n greg steube and general keith kellogg. first, the idf had another preemptive strike in hezbollah, idf took out the hamas guy in downtown tehran or where ever. i don't know. i know -- everyone said they will come and we'll read a list of targets that iran as published. you have idf factor that is a trump factor. they say, we got your cell phone we know your home address, if you act up we'll take you out, that is pretty good deterrent. what do you think keith kellogg, iran must know this. is that aim to nothing? >> thank you larry. on such a slow news day. deterrents based on credibility. and capability and will, what israeli has shown to the world is they have credibility, because they have political will, that capacity capability to attack targets deep like in yemen with houthis and barrage over a month ago, they went after targets in iran. u.s. u.s. israel needing to make clear. if you strike and kill israelis, the supreme leader is on our target list, you tell the leader of hezboll

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if you were getting a speeding ticket you can say alec baldwin got away with waivers. >> he did. >> haveried that? >> joe: no. >> what do you do when somebody pulled you over? i would love to watch you being pulled over. and see the reaction of the officer when you start talking. >> joe: they have a lot of questions that have nothing to do with how fast i was going. tyrus, i can't imagine you ever being fired that would be terrifying. >> first of all, great monologue. i have been fired by the best, usually over phone. never been fired and person. i kind of like that process of somebody half my size having to sit down a front -- in front of me telling me they do not want me anymore. that would be interesting. you made a tremendous point, when you talked about anthony fauci, that is what happens with the situation and this administration, when you get hired you were only hiring for the way they look. you do not care about performance because if they did he will not be there in the first place. that is why there is no firing because everybody there is the first. you cannot be fired as the f

to live here, i'm afraid, because alec said if you squeak something, you'll be in trouble, his neighbory took the house from him, he rewrites this house to you, naturally, i invested money there for 5 months, he restored it at my expense, i had some money in reserve. everyone gave him 5000, i gave him 20-30, 5000 for swearing at you, have a conscience, you know where i fed you sausages through a grater, i checked you like this all the time when you came in, but then a daughter appeared who had been gone for 35 years, uncle , what are you, wake up, wake up, and it was you who pulled him out of the fire, now another neighbor, the roof , who also suffered in the fire , will come to us without whom this story would not have happened, good afternoon, the bunny had a deep hut, and the fox had an icy one. we all remember how it ended. yeah. today in our studio is zhanna ponova from the city of sochi. zhanna, hello. hello. what did you come with, what happened? i am very worried about my father. he is an old man, and his neighbor fraudulently took his house from him. and how old is dad? 74 year

as alec hogan can tell you in tel-aviv. >> reporter: hi, neil.e bracing for what could be an iranian retaliation and we have had in her report, that could happen as early as today. late in the evening, almost midnight here iran today said there could would be some kind of retaliation, not giving a time line but saying it would be powerful. also this warning to washington. >> -- >> [voice of interpreter]: if the american government acted on the moral, legal and human responsibilities and put pressure on the zionist regime we would not have seen this level of instability in the region. >> reporter: today u.s. general michael corella is meeting with the chief of the general staff, talking security and strategy. on the diplomatic front, iran's foreign minister made a rare visit to iran -- made this -- jordan minister i should say made the rare visit to iran. where he met with liz counterpart and it was the first visit of a senior jordanian official to iran in about 20 year. this as u.s. president joe biden held a phone call with jordan's king on the

alec, i need to start with you because it was incredible reporting and during meeting of the heritage foundation leaders back in january of 2023 where they decided that a second trump administration would need to be fully staffed with loyalists. something they would view as a failure of the first term. and it was created specifically for him and his future administration, was it not? >> correct. of course, there was a chance back then that maybe tay might have been the nominee and the expectation was likely going to be trump and was really deered towards addressing this major problem with the first trump administration that you have a deep state that they would see them so resistant to the agenda. they have done such a good job highlighting and creating new foot soldiers of people who would be maga enough and skilled enough to go into the government next tomb and carry out the agenda. and they were able to get those sketches that they presented in that meeting in january of 2023 when he presented what he wanted that data base to look like and how it would work and to have all those na

we will say in the next phase of the district court's hearings as to what degree certain actsa for alecacts or allegations fall into its category. you thought it was unofficial that attempt to organize state electors. the president has no role in overseeing a presidential election. that is left to the states under the constitution. the idea that a president would call a secretary of state of either party and demand that that person find just enough votes for them to be anointed the winner? imagine if you were a republican and a president obama had done that in 2016 and said hillary clinton lost your state, find me 10,000 votes in the state of michigan to make hillary clinton the winner. republicans appropriately would have been outraged over that and that is what happened in 2020 with former president trump. i think that the judge will find is justice barrett -- justice barrett alluded and it was an unofficial act and the burden of proof will still be there for prosecutors where they need to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that donald trump engaged in crimes. guest: -- host: our guest i

we will say in the next phase of the district court's hearings as to what degree certain actsa for alecacts or allegations fall into its category. you thought it was unofficial that attempt to organize state electors. the president has no role in overseeing a presidential election. that is left to the states under the constitution. the idea that a president would call a secretary of state of either party and demand that that person find just enough votes for them to be anointed the winner? imagine if you were a republican and a president obama had done that in 2016 and said hillary clinton lost your state, find me 10,000 votes in the state of michigan to make hillary clinton the winner. republicans appropriately would have been outraged over that and that is what happened in 2020 with former president trump. i think that the judge will find is justice barrett -- justice barrett alluded and it was an unofficial act and the burden of proof will still be there for prosecutors where they need to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that donald trump engaged in crimes. guest: -- host: announcer:

the minute she can have alec baldwin's shooter in the ear.ays everything that she says is preemptive of trump. remember after trump promised at the debate that if elected he would get hostages home from rock -- russia and suddenly there was a deal. and then kamala harris' position on fracking. she went said that she was banning fracking but one of her campaigns now says that that is a trump falsehood. she knew she would get killed on that issue so her hand those -- her handlers told her to flip. it works. and it now trump is saying that he is doing nothing but saying that she is stealing my stuff. the media does not care. asked voters if they can trust these people. with democrats get clothes to an election they always turn into republicans because they know to normal voters their policies are more repulsive than a wet two should contest at "the view". how can you trust a party that runs as republicans but then it governs as progressives? you cannot. should you not be voting for the real thing and not a cheap imitation? one of the advantage o

forget what happened, and kamala harris not even being there to receive those fallen members pick alec president said overall about rebuilding the military, of thing it's important to pick the military, no woken is, no weakness, and military pay. by the way are we not in the middle of america? you're listening to john legend practicing prince and donald trump talking about a gano stan -- >> martha: definitely in america. speaking at that i want to play this and get your reaction, this is john lemon doing mls on the streets of chicago peggy talking to women voters. has been doing this in new jersey, ohio, i find a very interesting, little snippets all the are. couple of people talking on the streets. let's play this and get your reaction to this. >> obama because he's black,. >> trump. >> why? >> i don't know, always been a fan of his. doing a's to be against robbie, went to virginia, moved to cleveland, as of the other side he went out like the way she speaks, the giddiness, the laughing. everything is a joke and it's not a joe, were in trouble. >> i vote for trump. harris was on joe b

. >> matthews worked for alec station, responsible for tracking al qaeda and hunting osama bin laden.al qaeda as well as anyone. >> one of her coworkers even told me one time, i think she forgot more about al qaeda than i ever knew about it. it is sometimes really nice to hear and sometimes i'm almost in awe of my own mom. quickset knowledge came later. anderson and her brothers did not even know where their mom work. when matthews died, her doctor was 12. quickset never got to pick out a prom dress with her. i will never get to pick out a wedding dress with her. stuff like that can be really difficult, but i'm extremely grateful for the grief because, as people say, it is an echo of lost love. for me, i will have the grief for the rest of my life. i don't think it will ever go away, but i'm really grateful that i'm able to feel that because i felt so much love. >> anderson has avoided dramatic depictions of her mother, including the film "zero dark 30" as well as the cia after action report acknowledging lapses across the agency that contributed to the death of matthews and six other

now with him out and rookie malik, mustafa, having strong preseason kyle shanahan with alec has won ale. >> i mean, that's all a possibility. but geo odom was going to start. he rolled his ankle in pre-game. >> and that didn't think it was that bad added it up. >> and then we watch them run down on the first pick up. we could hobbling a little bit. so only saw that we just took him out of the game and said it was a smart plan, but he's fine is good now. but >> just we didn't pre-game with those just a little risky for him to go out and fight through it. >> almost football season, almost a real thing. the niners no more preseason games and their first game of the year, september 9th monday night against the new york jets here at levi stadium. so between now and then just a bunch of practice and hopefully they can get some contract dispute settled with brandon aiyuk trent williams. they need those guys up there. want to get back to a super bowl. yeah. i was going to ask you initially like looking forward to football, but the answer is yes. i know were time of the year. what the front is

been traveling all over the country, telling them they can exercise there, if you look at this and alecpoll hey and you down on enthusiasm numbers it is 78%. democrats have not see numbers like that since 2008. so put things in perspective for guys, how do harris, walz and also down ballot democrats major this big love in november. >> i think they are doing the right thing, particularly the campaign. they are part of what has happened normally we will see these campaigns, where you go to the centers, these urban centers and just campaign there, and back in those rural areas, all of those counties have not necessarily flipped from republican to democrat, what you do is you shave off some of that advantage in those counties that, when you look at the rural south and particularly north carolina and georgia, which is two southern states that are in play, that there are black people and people of color and latinos and the api community that live in these rural areas, so, to go to those areas to talk to folks that actually have a message, i think that, in and of itself will actually m