last season allan dzogoev spent time at kazan rubin and helped the team return to the rpl.veral months alland zagoev was in the status of a free agent and then moved to greece. thirty-year-old dzagoev will play for lamia under number sixty-six. will be the first foreign club in allan's career. let me also remind you that yuri ladygin, magomed azdoev and magomed shapi suleymanov, well known to russian fans, are competing in the greek championship. the next five matches took place in the khl regular championship yesterday. the central match of thursday was the confrontation in nizhny novgorod, where torpedo was hosted by kazan akbars. today, akbars is the only team in the league that managed to beat igor lorion’s team in almost a month of the regular season. at regular time, it was september 16th. well, in yesterday’s match, at the end of the first period , seventeen-year-old torpedo forward nikita artamonov scored his first goal in the kgl. akbars bounced back at the very beginning of the third twenty minutes. dmitry kogorlitski effectively set up on the spot stick. 1:1 so t

allan byier is on the lookout for anything suspicious. >> i caught six burglars in the last three yearsof them have had firearms on them. >> reporter: for more than 47 years, he's been patrolling his beat, driving his unmarked car through the marina district and pacific heights. >> we have an increased homeless population. and approximately 70% of them have a drug, alcohol, or mental health problem. >> reporter: but even though he looks like a police officer, he's not. he's a part of patrol special. a group of san francisco crime fighters that have been around since the gold rush. a force overseen by the sfpd, dedicated uniforms, badges, even guns. their powers, however, are limited. patrol special members can apprehend suspects, but they had can't arrest them. but perhaps the biggest difference between them and police officers is who pays their salary. >> we get paid by the citizens and the residents and the businesses in our particular area to provide additional police services to them. >> reporter: allan charges anywhere from $65 a month for residences and a few hundred dollars for b

i didn't, i'm beat when he under allan bowles. but down find foot blood back, beat the home on friday. don't mind one in hoffman time 5, but a 5 and bremen or an action on sunday. and most of the gp, jorge of my team put more pressure on championship liter. francesco button. yeah, by grabbing poll position of the japanese ground pre espana then one the sprint to cut bunny i as lead to just 8 points ahead of sunday's race. just a few short races ago it looked like no one would count francesco bon jojo, standings leader and reading champion. but he hasn't looked the same posted for since about accident 4 weeks ago in catalonia punch for piedmont team, just taking advantage. the promo writers snatched pole is 2nd of the season from ducats these bunny. i a, with a new lot record on the multi the circuit, the mind, the cold, the mox and 8 to then set his sights on the sprint. and he led from the 1st corner before taking the checkered flag from katy and spread fender and button. yeah, yeah, but my team predicted another tough bottle was

definitely remember the writer whom borhis extremely loved and respected, this is, of course , edgar allans mirrors in his labyrinth, which ultimately make it endless, it’s such a beautiful image and it’s so applicable to absolutely everything, we had a painting by maurice escher in our screensaver, well, it’s exactly the same, just escher is naturally visual, for him it happens in graphics, but for borhis it is happens in literature, but it is really similar to the figurative world of borhis, so we took it. yes, this one, this tape, this one - the mobius motif , repeating recursions and so on, borhis was a man of encyclopedic memory, it seems to me that i know what his secret was, that's it... judging by that that he uses this labyrinth, he places some hooks in the labyrinth so that he himself does not get lost in this labyrinth, you know, he scatters crumbs, he scatters crumbs, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, that is, he uses the classical technique of renaissance philosophy, this is a gnosiological technique, a technique for organizing consciousness, which is called the devil of reas

what will it look like, allan? >> sure. you have to go company by company. if you have a company like salesforce, which alreadyhas just tremendous amounts of data, and on the other end, you've got sales people who are looking to better find who to target. i met recently with a salesperson who said that she's using ai to figure out who to call at essecompanies and how t reach them, who is the specific pr person i need to find, and if i can incorporate ai to help me figure out in a more pin pointed way who to call, and to have all that data tracked in a much better way, or if i've got ai predicting for me, i come into work and it will tell me what i should be doing today, that is going to be powerful for salesforce. >> it's going to do away with bosses. >> listen, there are some concerns about a lot of parenting, doctors. a lot of things that you could go to ai for, for sure. >> take the boss out of the equation and let the ai tell you what you need to do. i note that you are favorably inclined towards meta platforms. why? >> yeah, so meta, for one, you have t

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allan zagoev spent last season in kazan rubin, he helped the team return to the rpl, but in the summery did not renew the contract, so for several months alan zagoev was in free agent status. and now we’re moving to greece. zalomiya, thirty-three-year-old dzogoev will play under number sixty-six. lamia will be the first foreign club in dzogoev’s career. let me also remind you that in the greek championship there are players well known to the russians: fans yuri lodygin, magomed azddoev and magomed shapis suleymanov. that 's all about sports for now, see you next hour. baby summer is approaching its climax. in the european part of russia today there is record heat, it’s a pity it will only last, it won’t last long when it rains again in the region and the temperature will become as it should be in autumn. this. a joint project of the tv channel russia 24 centers, i’m anna volkova, hello indians, summer in russia is coming to an end, but there are still a couple of days with summer heat left, all week in the region is sunny and very warm, although it would probably be more correct to say

one day i was talking to allan dragseth, and just in conversation i said, you know what, i have these pictures, he saw them, and it was his reaction that said okay, these are going to be shown. these pictures have brought a flood of memories for farmers, for families. it's been an amazing experience. when i look at the pictures personally, i wonder, where is my dad? because i know now that he was up here during those times. it has opened my eyes to an appreciation of my parents that i never had before. my parents didn't tell me a lot about the fields. this makes me wonder how hard they did work. this interview shouldn't be so much about me, it should be about what brought us here. these pictures are the toils on these bodies, and the brute strength. somehow they survived, and somehow they did this. [ramona mendez speaks spanish] (woman; for ramona) our children never worked in the beet fields. jesus and i worked in the beet fields, but they never did. the 6 oldest have finished school. we encourage our children to get ahead and go to school. there are many opportunities for them. it's

another such acute situation with the american debt, former chairman of the federal reserve system allaned the question about default: default. we can't just print money. this formula, it still remains. well, this printing, if the downside is a rise in prices in august, inflation. in america, 3.7% began to grow again. finally, years and this is almost twice the target level. by the way, forecasts for the national debt are far from optimistic, as read in the new york times, even if measures are taken to reduce budget expenditures by by 2030, us debt could reach a fantastic figure of $53 million? and now the news that comes to telegram channels so protesters in yerevan are trying to storm the building governments and break through the police cordon , this is the footage that is published in telegram channels, clashes between law enforcement officers and protesters broke out near the building of the cabinet of ministers of armenia, broadcast in real time by local portals. protesters are chanting calls for the resignation of prime minister pashinyan , calling him a traitor and claiming that

shop owner allan herford says it's been on his mind a lot. >> we haven't even recovered from this, and now this. >> reporter: they are still feeling the effects of the pandemic it took them a week to get this steering column in, and they're worried with the looming strike later this week delays could get even worse >> it's absolutely horrible, you know, telling somebody, i can't fix your car >> reporter: herford says they'll work through the delays. but while others are stocking up, he doesn't see it as the right move for his small business >> i can't just really go buy all the parts that i think i'll need i don't know what i need the show will go on, you know, we'll figure out a way we have had very few situations that we haven't solved the problem in one way or another. you know fortunately, my crew and myself, we can get creative when it comes to trying to figure things out. >> reporter: because he knows the strain a lack of access has put on everyone the last three years. >> you get slapped so many times, your face gets numb, you know in everybody's used to paying more and getting

europe located on the territory of the allan settlement.rchaeological complex was opened in 1977 on the basis of three holland christian churches 10-12. centuries, here was the spiritual and political center of the allandic state; there are no more monuments similar to this one in terms of age and diversity of cultural layers in the russian federation. no written sources have yet been found that would explain why this was done, but there are many such skulls in the places where these people lived. nina khubieva, an experienced researcher at the observatory and a guide by vocation. having also moved to soviet years from the urals to korochaevo-cherkessia. she found a second home and an ideal world outside of time. stop somewhere near a fire, walk far, far away, there is solitude, see real aurochs, bison, eagles. i wanted to live in places like this, where you can wander, gather, relax, and at the same time , nearby you see, the largest observatory in russia. since soviet times, one second, i ’m talking about the radio and the optical telesco

left to expand on the side of ukrainian great, causing a backlash led by poland and hungary, besides allan hose, their own bands to protect the farmers. demonstrations around the world, call for an.

allan spent last season in kazan rubin and helped the team return to the rpl, but in the summer theyths aland zagoev was in the status of a free agent, so he moved to greece. 33-year-old dzogoev will play for zalamia under number sixty-six. lemia will become the first foreign club in dzogoev’s career. let me also remind you that yuri lodygin, magomed azdoev and magomed, who are well known to russian fans, are competing in the greek championship. in the khl regular championship , the next five matches took place the day before; the central match on thursday was the confrontation in nizhny novgorod, where torpedo hosted kazan akbars. today, akbars is still the only team in the league that, in almost a month of the regular season, managed to beat igor lorionov’s team in regular time; this was back on september 16th. in yesterday's match, in at the end of the first period, seventeen-year-old forward nikita torpeda scored his first goal in the kgl. artamonov. agbars bounced back at the very beginning of the third twenty minutes. dmitry kogorlitsky effectively placed his stick on the heel.

allan, and he is a reminder of our top story today. a ceasefire has been declared between estimate cli on media and fights as an, as a by johnny full says in the disputed region. have been going to inquire about the 2 sides have been fighting since as a vice on board and military operations there on monday. i mean, sources reports, at least 232 people have been killed, talks all set for tomorrow and as a body shop, that's where we have time for the next washing, dw, the interest, the global economy, our portfolio, g, w business. here's a closer look out the project to analyze the flight for market dominance. with w business beyond the 50 is means as being run by. it's after a brief experiment with democracy, they have again seized power. this time in a to late by senior general mean online seems to could almost 20000 people have reportedly been killed as the military clicks down on the defense for over a year. we've worked with a net worth of local journalists who risk their lives to secretly document the means brutal repression. so ev

programs to inform and inspired on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the laura kyle, this is the news allan live from though home, coming up in the next 60 minutes for an age begins to of live in floods head. maybe it was the red cross bones of these dangers of unexploded land mines in done those lines. lines that may, once upon a time, had been not to play late and we understood the location of the now.

just finished literally in the last few minutes, emily petterson and maia stark againstjennifer and allanlimpses about what europe can do in that afternoon session, so all is not lost, there is time for a comeback and the momentum has started to swing in favour of the europeans. jane, thank you, will be back bright and early in the morning, jane dougal at the sometime cup. it's a huge night in rugby league as the superleague enters the final round of regular season games, and — amazingly — almost everything remains up for grabs. all 12 clubs in action tonight. adam wild can talk us through the permutations. the end of season playoffs have been going on, we've neverfinished in a regular season quite like this one, all 12 super league clubs in action, all 12 super league clubs in action, all but one of those games has a huge amount resting on it, not least of which who will finish first top of which who will finish first top of the table. this is the top three as it stands. one game left, all neck and neck at 38 points. they have a really tricky tie tonight away at leigh leopards. leigh, to

tomasso allan had a perfect record with the boot as well, kicking seven conversions and a penalty. 52hem to the top of pool a above the hosts france, who beat the all blacks in the opening match of the tournament. the number—one team in the world ireland conceded an early try against romania in bordeaux. ireland are up 211—8. two—time champions australia take on georgia at the stade de france later and england face argentina in marseille. the busiest day in the world cup, four matches. american teenager coco gauff will face aryna sabalenka from belarus in the us open final later on saturday. gauff is appearing in her second major singles final after losing at the french open last year. reigning champion carlos alcaraz was knocked out by daniil medvedev in a thrilling semi—final at flushing meadows. the top seed from spain was beaten in four sets. medvedev note that you can pick is now his opponent. —— novak djokovic. he is always better than the previous time he plays. for example, i beat him in the us open final, he beat me in a great match. carlos beat him in wimbledon, he beat him

tomasso allan had a perfect record with the boot as well, kicking every conversion and a penalty. 52—the top of pool a above the hosts france, who beat the all blacks in the opening match of the tournament. the number one team in the world ireland conceded an early try against romaniabut they are now heading for a huge win in bordeaux. two—time champions australia take on georgia at the stade de france later and england face argentina in marseille, american teenager coco 6auff will face aryna sabalenka from belarus in the us open final later on saturday. 6auff is appearing in her second major singles final after losing at the french open last year. in the men's draw, daniil medvedev beat world number one carlos alcaraz in four sets and will face novak djokovic. it is a repeat of the 2021 us open final which medvedev won to claim his only grand slam title. he is always better than the previous time he plays. for example, i beat him in the us open final, he beat me in a great match. carlos beat him in wimbledon, he beat him in cincinnati. so novak is going to be his best version on sund

and there's just allan of hallam, who's, you lord allan of hallam, who's, you know, executive in knowapproach to free speech. they have a pretty robust one. he says, you know, you don't just get a free pass. their whole philosophy is of philosophy is freedom of expression. of screw you. expression. a kind of screw you. he's kind this is the he's just so kind of this is the to home andrew tate. >> the world's leading misogynist, and alex jones. the conspiracy theorist. mean, conspiracy theorist. so, i mean, it's exactly kind of like it's not exactly kind of like glossy up of lovable characters. >> no, it's pretty awful people. >> no, it's pretty awful people. >> but that's that's what happens when you give freedom of speech. it's to your foes as well of your friends. >> let's talk about net zero and the targets. this is in the eye, christopher. and so a green target delay will actually raise the cost of living. the prime minister's been told absolutely more than 100 economists warn rishi sunak that the climate policy u—turn will raise living expenses and put britain behind other countr

he's a california guy and allan over the country, dana. what's going on?think a couple things, one he is figuring out a way to keep himself in the news d like to run ford president and told the whitelitd house i'll do whatever you wantr and defend him no matter y what. he knows that at some point there is an end to the road. whether it's now or in the future, he wants to be able to be there and i think he has ver celittle confidence in t kamalao harris and he does not see her s beinidg able to win a presidenc. he thinks he does. now, he was on another program and couldn't answer the question about abortion. when she asked if there was a p limit up until the baby was born , he just kept saying this is a political discussion. you are actually flaunting republicans to answer that question. that might be difficult for som people to answer or not others. but it is not just a political question. if you want nsto and lead, you be able to make some decisions t and that is something you have to deal with. together thing i want to mentio losis california's about to

nine—point lead at the break, but ran away with it in the second half. 52—8, the final score tommaso allanof pool an above the host, france, who had that really impressive win over the all blacks in the opening match. coming up shortly, the number one team in the world ireland face romania in bordeaux. two—time champions australia take on georgia at the stade de france and england face argentina in marseille, the pumas have always based their game on forward power and their head coach has been focussing on that in their preparations. we've worked very hard and our scrum, very hard. we are getting improvements there, i think, and we are going much more competitive. and then our maul, line out, those things that go to the start of everything that we've had. the base identity of the game. american teenager coco gauff will face aryna sabalenka from belarus in the us open final later on saturday. gauff is appearing in her second major singles final, after losing at the french open last year. reigning champion carlos alcaraz was knocked out by daniil medvedev in a thrilling semi—final at flushin

beamer. [ bell tolls ] allan anthony bevan. [ bells toll ] mark bingham. [ bells toll ] >> diora francis bodley. >> sidney bradshaw. [ bells toll ] >> mary r. britain. [ bells toll ] >> thomas e. burnett jr. [ bells toll ] >> william joseph cashman. [ bells toll ] >> my sister jgeorgine corrigan merrisay. [ bells toll ] >>> remembering all of those who crashed from flight 93 in shanksville, that was destined for the us capitol, but because of the heroism of those on board, it crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania. sara? >>> and now, kim jong-un is believed to go meeting with vladimir putin, and the kremlin did confirm that he is to meet in coming days, and there could be a deal to have putin gathering weapons to fight ukraine. and now, paula, what do you know as far as kim jong-un is getting to russia? >> sara, what we have learned is that there is a train carrying jim jong-un from vladivostock where the russian president putin is, where he is at an eastern economic forum, and we have heard from the kremlin, and the state-run media in north korea that the two are going to be there togethe

i had david allan, the former editor of the sun newspaper this morning, his former newspaper, not whilear. doesn't that call some of these problems? year. doesn't that call some of these roblems? , . , , ., ., these problems? yes, many years ago these problems? yes, many years ago the had these problems? yes, many years ago they had that — these problems? yes, many years ago they had that tape _ these problems? yes, many years ago they had that tape of _ these problems? yes, many years ago they had that tape of king _ these problems? yes, many years ago they had that tape of king charles - they had that tape of king charles saying he wishes he was a tampon inside camilla. everybody laughed about it, but it was an intrusion on the king and he was very dignified about it. the people by the papers, they watch the show so they support it. it is not fairjust to blame the broadcaster because the public also love it. but we are talking in the past, it is very important. the law, is very expensive and cannot take it on is absolutely right. but that is notjust on is absolutely right. but that is

allan cook, the former chairman of hs2, told the bbc, the government can't be surprised by the costsike to point out there was a statement, think me yesterday about whether or not the government should carry out a review. let's be very clear about this. the government actually, at regular intervals, certainly during my tenure, the programme was reviewed and every month, by the department and by the treasury. my understanding is, now, that they're still using 2019 pricing into the programme itself. but i think, one of the criticisms of mr osborne and others have made is that we are looking at, this is a long—term programme. we are looking at an investment that is absolutely necessary for the future to really bring the uk in line with connectivity, with capacity and indeed help us to get to the carbon neutral position that we're all aiming for. neutral position that we're all aiming for-— neutral position that we're all aimin: for. , ., ., ., ., aiming for. lets go live again to westminster _ aiming for. lets go live again to westminster and _ aiming for. lets go live again to westmins

of gentelski's most famous paintings , danae and judive beheading allan stand out.s about yudiv, so if you want to update your knowledge about this work of art check it out on our youtube. in general, everyone is looking for their own path to fame, if of course they need it, are you talking about matvey, no , i’m talking about everyone in general now, what i’m hinting at, friends, you also have an option how you can stay in eternity, for example , in grodno they announced a competition for projects to improve the neman embankment, the project is called connecting moscow. and the shores are such a romantic name. according to the terms of the competition, not only architectural professionals, but also ordinary city residents can make their proposals. the competition is held in three categories: professionals, students and citizens. participants are invited to present their options for the architectural concept of the neman embankment. so if suddenly you were once walking along the river and thought, here would be a bench, here would be a bridge, here would be an arch,

her allan, what did he share with you? >> well, the people closest to her describe feinstein as a graceful tenacious woman who was able to persevere through many a tough time in san francisco's turbulent history. dianne feinstein was the first woman to serve on the san francisco board of supervisors. >> and as mayor of the city by the bay taking the helm after 2 back-to-back tragedies just 10 days after the jonestown massacre in 1978 mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk were assassinated. she process the gruesome discovery of their bodies at city hall, then gathered her composure and address the public as acting mayor. >> in the wake of the tragedies in guyana, this additional senseless monstrosity seems simply unreal. you know, wish. and greece permeate everything we do. we silently rail at the manifest injustice of these untimely deaths. >> during her decade as san francisco's mayor feinstein was an ally in the rights movement and she supported the search for answers when the aids epidemic ravaged the city foc

city of z and killers of the flower moon, a finalist in the national award and winner of the edgar allan po ward killer killers of the flower moon is also being adapted into a martin scorsese film that will be released this fall. vanity fair, called the wager genre defying literary naval history, thriller, part master and commander, lord of the flies. in a recent gq profile, wrote that david grann has been your favorite writers writer for decades. and in her review of the book for the last the angeles times pulitzer prize winning journalist marianne gwinn wrote the story of the wager is, like many of its antecedents, from homer's odyssey to mutiny on the bounty, a testament to the depths of human depravity in the heights of human. and you can't ask for better than that from a story. maybe you get seasick at the thought of a seafaring novel making exception in this case. the wager will keep you in its grip to its head, scratching improbable end. it's my great pleasure to welcome david grant to the library. it's great to be here tonight and to be back at the library. research can lead you

we've been collecting it since 1960 and we been using inner civil rightsat enforcement but rustin allanssistant secretary for civil rights before ' was in the obama years made it more transparent and more accessible extra so more people could use. i love that about him and i'm delighted people using it i would welcome having parallel data in a parallel data look into institutions of higher education. there are some statutory limitations on our ability to gather that. i heard that congresswoman jackson lee's office was on the maybe to be a statute to give the sport authority on this but this also expense associated with it to the civil rights data collection is among the more expensive endeavors in the office of civil rightsit and we are budgetary elite limited as it is. we have, the president called for a 27% increase in our budget which humbly welcome that would allow us to bring in another 150 people to do enforcement, to be able to create a new biannual massive data collection that we are able to get clean up and make public. we would need some more billions of dollars to be able to

city of z and killers of the flower moon, a finalist in the national award and winner of the edgar allan po ward killer killers of the flower moon is also being adapted into a martin scorsese film that will be released this fall. vanity fair, called the wager genre defying literary naval history, thriller, part master and commander, lord of the flies. in a recent gq profile, wrote that david grann has been your favorite writers writer for decades. and in her review of the book for the last the angeles times pulitzer prize winning journalist marianne gwinn wrote the story of the wager is, like many of its antecedents, from homer's odyssey to mutiny on the bounty, a testament to the depths of human depravity in the heights of human. and you can't ask for better than that from a story. maybe you get seasick at the thought of a seafaring novel making exception in this case. the wager will keep you in its grip to its head, scratching improbable end. it's my great pleasure to welcome david grant to the library. it's great to be here tonight and to be back at the library. research can lead you

you know, the civil war historian allan gillezeau tells a story of having sat down to write an essay about how lincoln's speech at gettysburg was received and finding that it just wasn't nobody noticed the speech of gettysburg that we now think of as a kind of turning point in american history. yeah, it was the march on washington was was king's speech in particular understood to be a big moment the day after the week after? well, i think it varied, you know, the washington post front page the next day didn't have a word about it, didn't. but the new york times had, i think, three stories about it. james reston recognized it instantly. so i think, you know, it depend it on or on who you were. it it grew, of course, into the into the culture. so that commonly now, you know, people simplify the civil rights movement to rosa sat down martin had a dream and i'm free you know that's that's pretty much that's pretty much how it came down so it's definitely i have a dream i think is recognized by schoolchildren everywhere. it is part of the culture. i think it took a while and for me it was

called, you 0 on the outskirts of my cache in the atlas mountains, country morehead, on the news, allan, including after months of protests and as well as supreme court judges here petitions against a controversial nor to limit the powers. and then support this form of will. number one, this being hit with a lengthy fat find that why later on and show the speaker of the us house of representatives is calling for an impeachment inquiry and to president joe biden. kevin mccarthy is a choosing by the end of using his roles to help his son with his business dealings . the white house has criticized the investigation. i am directing our house committee to open a formal impeachment inquiry. the president, jo, by this logical next step, will give our committees the full power to gather all the facts and answers for the american public. is exactly what we want to know. we are committed to getting the answers for the american public. nothing more, nothing less. we will go wherever the evidence takes us. how does your cost or has moved from washington dc? a house speaker kevin mccarthy appears to

due to the political pressure, allan way cutting goma the democratic republic of coal as the buttons military leader has begun, releasing political prisoners recently. great and grim, a grunt of them in the state during his integration on monday, sales and met with the opposition lead to alabama. on the also grima seized power movements off the president of the vulgar was declared the witness in disputed election and not jerry and appeals court has dismissed. the opposition's challenge against president fella tube was election victory and much the court ruled the petition failed to prove claims of a regular season for the opposition can still make a final appeal at the supreme court. fighting on the gun pockets done border has caused the main crossing between the 2 countries to close, the civilian slab is pakistani military enough gun telephone government forces exchange filing to full traffic and trade of the busy crossing has come to a hole in a separate incident fighting broke up between pakistan, the security forces in the pac study tell about in the district of charl before offi

historian allan hatch put it this way paint was peeling off the noble corinthian columns of the greatmansions. roofs were leaky and obviously patched, and every man over 30 could remember the federal troops, the carpetbaggers, and going hungry because of devastated fields, stolen cattle and the wreckage of the economy. so this is the world that he was born into, kind of a smoldering wreckage of a world that he was born into. so after his father was elected speaker of the house of delegates, a young harry byrd decided to take charge of the family newspaper, which was struggling to make ends meet. so, yeah, so a young harry byrd took control of the winchester evening star, and at that time it was in sorry shape. advertisers were notoriously laid paying. they're paying for their advertisement in the paper, and many skipped out altogether. by the time the dead to the antietam paper company had grown to a bill that was over like 20 $500. so the company refused to ship any more paper on credit. so harry byrd had this crazy idea to save the newspaper pay as you go. this is where our pay as y

allan, good morning to you here.l, this is something the warriors have certainly done in the past. they've done this with all kinds of stars, all kinds of front office members here. and today, they're doing it with a guy who you may not know the name right away, but you're certainly going to know it very well in terms of this new role as general manager of the golden state warriors, mr. mike dunleavy, we thank you so much for speaking with us, taking some time this morning here. talk to us. you've done a tour of the school. you've seen some classes. you've done the morning announcements this morning. what's your morning starting off like? i feel like a principal just getting out here, running around, doing a little pe, doing a little math. heard the choir choir team perform and it's been great. we're out here as part of the back to school in the bay initiative with carmax and just trying to encourage kids to stay in school. and some of these underprivileged communities. and it's a great thing and enjoying it. it's a

at every turn their people leading the fight to build a just and inclusive society that you and i allan believe we must have and that is possible. when we see right wing ideologies aren't fighting intimidation tactics we also seek community effort to showw p to counter the protest. protests. and highlight the love that we have for our neighbors. it's greater than the hate. today in 2023 jeff think your state and country to ensure our neighbors are love who they choose, because they want to be without fear. or take a massive step forward in last 20 years we cannot let a small but localal group move our country backwards. we speak of progress and heartened by the army of state lawmakers we are fighting to safeguard access and bluecc stas and defeat the restrictions in red states the activists are going around republican lawmakers taken the question of abortion access straight to the people. women should have the right topr the reproductive choice there showing up at the ballot box every time is on the ballot. encouraged by the lawyers and the judges the amount block of the wisconsin supre

allan in queens, what do you think? caller: i'm totally in support of it.all hinges on whether climate change is real or not. now, even me without a scientific background, al gore said it was real decades ago. eminent scientists and scientific organizations say it's real. there's physical evidence, you know, the glaciers melting and the temperature of the earth is getting higher. everything leads me to believe that climate change is real and carbon emissions is something that we have to get away from. in the short term, i could see why people are aggregated and they -- aggravated and they make a living from it or whatever. but in the long term picture, when you and i are probably six feet under, there's going to be no such thing as a gas car. it's all going to be electric. clean energy is the way to go and i totally support them. host: this is david in south carolina. what do you think of this decision, david? caller: well, i think it's going to hurt the poor people. this is what, you know, the places of food and the grocery stores are going to go higher an

allan in queens, what do you think? caller: i'm totally in support of it. this all hinges on whether climate change is real or not. now, even me without a scientific background, al gore said it was real decades ago. eminent scientists and scientific organizations say it's real. there's physical evidence, you know, the glaciers melting and the temperature of the earth is getting higher. everything leads me to believe that climate change is real and carbon emissions is something that we have to get away from. in the short term, i could see why people are aggregated and they -- aggravated and they make a living from it or whatever. but in the long term picture, when you and i are probably six feet under, there's going to be no such thing as a gas car. it's all going to be electric. clean energy is the way to go and i totally support them. host: this is david in south carolina. what do you think of this decision, david? caller: well, i think it's going to hurt the poor people. this is what, you know, the places of food and the grocery stores are going to go hig

allan, thank you. >> thank you all. >>> in today's launched an investigation into ryan cohen.t bed bath & beyond. cohen took a $120 million stake in bed bath back in early 2022 and pushed for changes to the company's sales strategy before selling his nearly 12% stake in august of that year. the sale came just days after he tweeted positively about the company. that investment yielded cohen a nearly $60 million profit. it's why the s.e.c. is coming calling. >>> former ftx executive ryan salem pleaded guilty in new york federal court yesterday to campaign finance and money transmitting crimes. he agreed to forfeit more than $1.5 million in his part of his plea. he admitted that in 2021 and 2022, he steered tens of millions of dollars of political contributions, says here, to both democrats and republicans, i guess, in his own name. when the money actually came from alameda research, the hedge fund arm of ftx. he says they were made at the behest of sam bankman-fried. in bankman-fried's trial is set to begin on november 23. >> there have been a number of former ftx executives tha

paul and gabriella in cornwall agree , allan. >> steven referred to botswana a little earlier this morningdeedis ladies detective agency, which indeed is set there . a great and indeed is set there. a great and charming and delightful series by the scottish writer alexander mccall. >> smith it was. >> smith it was. >> it was the guy who did the tv series or whatever. he then died. it was that very famous hollywood director . and he died. it was that very famous hollywood director. and he died just before it came out, i think who was he, though? >> who was the what was the tv company that made it? >> i don't know. i don't know. i can't remember now. it sounds good, but it was the radio show i listened to, which heard on i listened to, which i heard on radio a years ago. radio four a years ago. >> and it was the radio adaptation which i just but it is the warmth the characters is the warmth of the characters and all that brilliant . and the all that brilliant. >> they don't do enough radio drama now, do they? >> no . >> no. >> no. >> you never hear radio drama quite. >> but there's something