>> she was angie. i mean, she was fine. >> that night, anita accompanied angie and russell on an expedition to a series of bars and clubs. angie's boyfriend, ben, was not present. >> ben was aware of the fact that angie, russell, and i were all going out together. >> at least angie's friend, evelyn, ben didn't seem like the type to get jealous or violent. you could never imagine ben hurting angie? >> i could never imagine that. >> the evening ended at 1:00 a. m. angie dropped russell off from his apartment, which was walking distance from her own. and then took anita home. she thought about spending the night at angie's but decided against it. what was the last thing you said to each other? >> see you tomorrow at the football game. she doesn't meet me there, very strange. because she was a woman of her word. i remember saying, i wonder why angie is. i came home, and my roommate said, there's something i need to tell you. she said, umm, you might want to sit down. she goes, angie was murdered last night

we have rolled out angie services -- angi services.100% plus on revenue a to year. -- year-over-year. that business speaks to the changing consumer behavior. people expect to be able to touch a button and get something done inside their home the same way they can in so many other categories. emily: fascinating trends. thank you for breaking that down for us, angi ceo, oisin hanrahan. coming up, what we can expect when apple unveils its new product lineup tuesday. all the insights from our own mark gurman, coming up next. disney's shang-chi, held onto the top spot at the box office for the second straight week, the first marvel film featuring an asian actor in the starring role. the movie took in $35.8 million in u.s. and canadian theaters, a sign of optimism for the movie industry that's been battered by covid-19. this is bloomberg. ♪ mberg. ♪ cathie: make sure you move into a position where you can be measured, for better or worse. last year was better for us. this year is worse. you take your performance with you. nobody will take th

, angie and happy weekend. nathan will double even demo and best can break down. don't get to get, you know, don't the hope of that. keep us see the g p because me sure to general complex. do they posted something menu? good up out to get the be seen about you're going to actually about your mom in november 1950 for the jury and more independence broke count. it lasted a long years and led ultimately to algeria is independence from france. in march, 962. the french estimate that around 300000 people died in the war. but algerian figures are as high as 1500000. it was during the war that can be seen, published his novel nigrama in 1956 on the surface. it was the story of a mysterious spirit woman. but its subtext was about the french occupation of algeria. me can be seen on the cleveland is now municipal 2nd. if you demo creed on the context, no, i'm fine. you do enough for all to do that can be powerful city what the doctor to to present do the luxury of hob, the look the know don't know how to do. do on know g

on the flip side, angie shares heating up after red hot summer sales look at the stock up 8.6%, angie's list and handy parent posting a 21% jump in revenue for august. you guys got to look just a week or two ago i did my podcast with the ceo. what a great story, angie right now is a great story if you own it, it's up as we said $0.93 to $11.63. morgan stanley speaking to the e v sector today, and at this hour, that sector and its investors are listening. lucid group caught in the middle of a bull/bear tug of war the bears clearly winning at this hour, stock is down 5.5% after morgan slapped an under weight rating on shares just a week after the air maker received two bold calls remember lucid makes a high end electric vehicle. no, another call was from city, and it was flagging at the moment but one ev stock morgan woke up and said we love it, live cycle. the big bank has initiated an overweight on the stock at a $15 price target, it's at 862 right now up 6.5%, at that level it's an 85% upside from yesterday's close and what does this company do? it's a lithium ion battery recycler, so

angie, thank you so much for being with us this morning. being put in place are very much against the guidelines of public health officials in the state and at the federal level. how are you reacting to this? >> you know, i think like a lot of parents in my district and county are very upset with the decision they made. they took the authority on themselves to decide that we were no longer going to do contact tracing and effective immediately, students were to return to school that were on a current quarantine and we were no longer going to quarantine for students and staff that are not positive. it's very upsetting and disappointing. >> so students who are exposed but asymptomatic could end up at school, and they could still be positive and they could still spread this to other children. what is your biggest fear here? >> i have a first grader that's at an elementary school in the county. it's very concerning for me. i'm currently pregnant, and i'm concerned for my family's safety, and i do not want to have to home school her again this ye

um and it's always been switch. angie's pi a, that's the best way to save money and not driven a lot more likely. and a lot of people in the market can with innovation, new ideas that really helped improve customer service, improve the choice for customers out there. and, you know, ultimately save them money with, you know, i think what we found is that the government is using this opportunity as a market consolidation, where there is going to return back to the costello, the big 6 where the big you know, they will just charge the maximum they are allowed to charge and also not going to effect customers in the you k with less choice, you know, high costs and, you know, it's only going to affect all my, i know there's a petition out for one ministers resignation, but do you think therefore, given what you just said, that could be legal avenues in terms of compensation given as you say, for years we've been told shop online for the best provide. it's up to you, the customers work out the best deal. yes, we lost application calling for quality content to resign and in less than a day we

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rolled out angie services which is a pre-price product at it has exploded. million in revenue in q2 up 1% year on year. that is a different way of buying from the traditional night with the pro model. that business is speaking to the changing consumer behavior. people expect to touch a button and get something done inside their home the same way they can in so many other categories. emily: fascinating trends you're seeing. thank you for breaking that down for us. thank you so much for joining us. coming up, we will find out what we can expect when apple reveals its new product lineup on tuesday. insights from our own mark urban coming up next. disney's shaanxi held onto the top spot of the u.s. office for a second straight week. it is the first marvel film featuring an asian actor in a starring role. the movie took in 38 point $8 million in u.s. and canadian theaters. 38.8. a sign of optimism. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> make sure you work into a position to be measured. for better or worse, last year was better for us. this year is worst. you take your performa

angie sandoval nos trae la historia de una madre y su pequeÑa, a quienes el covid persiguiÓ hasta quemÍ porque yo ni pensÉ que mi hija iba a salir del hospital. sandoval: el 6 de agosto pasado la joven madre de 22 aÑos estaba en su casa, cuando de pronto ava comenzÓ a sentirse mal. segÚn ella, tratÓ de bajarle la temperatura, pero de nada sirviÓ. lÓpez: se empezÓ a tirar para atrÁs, a temblar y sus ojos tambiÉn se iban para atrÁs y se estaba mordiendo sus labios. sandoval: ava, de 11 meses, estaba sufriendo convulsiones. lÓpez: nos metimos en el carro y nos fuimos al hospital. sandoval: para lÓpez no habÍa tiempo que perder. lÓpez: cuando alcanzamos el hospital ya ni estaba respirando la niÑa, no se estaba moviendo. sandoval: en el hospital lyndon b. johnson de houston recibiÓ el diagnÓstico. su hija se habÍa infectado con el coronavirus. lÓpez: sentÍ como mi corazÓn se cayÓ al piso. estaba pidiÉndole a dios que me la dejara conmigo. sandoval: segÚn el Último informe de la academia estadounidense de pediatrÍa, casos como el de ava muestran que los menores no vacunados son quienes hoy

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some, i'm speaking about the role element before, even the government, up with the jamal cushion, angie murder in a saudi consulate on our jazeera, the white representation participation. democracy means that people have the right to choose their leaders and government in free and fair election, and exploring why democracy has never been flattened in so many parts of the world . i don't you mentally, theories examines the biggest challenges to democracy from those who wonder minded to those who are ready to die for democracy may be coming soon on 0. when freedom of the press is under threats, step outside the mainstream shift, the focus that pandemic has turned out to be a handy little pretext for the prime minister to clamp down on the press. so listening post on jazz eda ah hello again. i'm fully battle in doha. with the headlines on al jazeera tunisia, the president has named de geo physics professor with little political experience as a country's 1st. he made a prime minister. his asked nash level den to form a government last week. president case said, announced he would rule by de

it's angie's pancake house. from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.it turns into locos mexican restaurant. that looks delicious. >> yeah. they even have separate cooks and staff that turn over the kitchen from american to mexican. the owner said combining the two was the best decision he made. >> a trip to illinois is in the works. let's go. >>> and finally, to some curiously cuddly neighbors. >> after the caldor fire evacuated families in lake tahoe, this family of bears thought it was a great time to go house-hunting. >> video captured by a doorbell camera shows a momma bear and her three cubs around a vacation home. >> once the family saw the bears were okay, they scared them off by screaming through the doorbell camera. they say it took a few tries. i don't know see why -- of course, the caldor fires have ravaged california. all the wildfires have. it's had an impact on wildlife. this is a new spin on wildlife, searching for a ne ♪ >>> making news in america this morning. ida's aftermath. >> i can't stick it out no more. >> new evacuations and mis

even the government came up with this jamal cushion angie murder in a saudi consulate on our jazeera. oh . can vanelle and all hope that helps stories on al jazeera, the u. s. federal government is facing another shot down by the end of the week. republicans in the senate have just blocked in emergency spending. bill congress has until friday to find a solution. shepherd tansy has more from washington d. c. this isn't just about paying federal employees and food stamps. this is also the entire government and also the u. s. defaulting on its bomb payments out of debt and servicing its bombs. so this has implications not just for the us but also for being a global economy based.

it is true and right now i'm joined by angie whose the owner of the deberry diner here and angie thankida right? >> no kidding we're so grateful for our governor and that he's standing up for all of us and i hope goya governors step up and do the same thing. ashley: what do you think asking someone whether they're vaccinated and to prove it? >> it's not my business, not the federal government's business and nobody's business. ashley: and your customers agree >> absolutely 100%. ashley: angie, there you have it florida not only a different country, neil, sometimes i think it's a different planet. back to you. neil: ashley, thank you very very much, ashley webster in florida now with us is the miami mayor francis suarez. mayor what do you think of this policy? bumping up anything that you're doing. >> well the only thing that i can see about it that could be problematic i guess is in the cruise industry. obviously, the cruise lines which, you know, have been talking about for a while, cruising, have asked and been asked by the cdc to ensure that their passengers are vaccinated, and that

what happens to someone like angie is that when they get on these medications and they begin to, to, to, to deteriorate. the attribution is to their mental condition as opposed to, to the medication. and so when they go in and they say, well you gave me an antidepressant and i'm really depressed. then they say, well i see your depression is worsening. and so they up it or add a medication. next thing you're out there and uppers and downers, and i mean, you just see this pattern and every time they go in it's they're deteriorating mental condition. instead of somebody saying your drug may be your problem. me or you know, you should see her coming awesome to be here. i'm so nervous because i can't talk because at my own school the so i want to just run through my story quickly and then just talk because i'm sure you have like really cool questions. i was on a cocktail of 17 medications at once. and then basically from 2006 to 2016, it took me all that time till i get off of everything else. so every time you went in and you were prescribed some of these medications, what were you told

terrorists who escaped billable a prison. 2 weeks ago were arrested, went down the fat, and i am come angie. both members of palestinian islamic jihad gave themselves up to is ready forces surrounded the house. they were hiding in communities. father says his son called him 1st saying he was surrendering to prevent harm to anyone else. why and the 2 weeks have passed, and i had expected him to call me from god's our lebanon, or some place i behold, israel patient force is fully responsible for his life, for safety and well being. for some days that had been as ready reports that the net was closing in on jeanine, the final target, the home of ultimate jennifer. his son was one of those arrested on suspicion of helping the escapees to get and i was here when i had gone short. i didn't know where they came from. i went inside and closed the bill later i had soldiers on last be to thing tennis selves in all we demolish the house. there were concerns that a shootout in which either or both prisoners were killed, could have triggered a wider round of violence. events in the early hours of sunday

i'm speaking about the role element before, even the government came up with this jamal cushion angie murder in a saudi consulate on our jazeera. ah, me talking about is carrying out a major security operation for a series of attract claimed by i saw in eastern afghanistan. ah, again, i'm a 3 and again this is, i was just here a life and also coming up way executive 11 jo, arrives in china us deal so charges against had dropped in canada earlier for to canadians reached by china, landed back home political parties, fight to the heart of germany's nautical generation, as young versus professor make that voices heard in sunday's election, the rivers of lava few that way down la palmer's volcano, the intensifying eruption has grounded flights in the region. ah, the telephone says that it's rounded up dozens of fighters linked to i saw a gun. astonished spokesman told us here that the detentions a part of a major security operation in the eastern city of dhl. all about the campaign follows a series of attacks claimed by isolate linked fighters al 0. hashem aho bother reports from campbell

give some, i'm speaking about the role element before, even the government up with the jamal cushion, angie murder in a saudi consulate on our jazeera, with the i've got to stop is a landlocked nation, surrounded by 6 countries. it's longest border is shared with pakistan. so the recent taliban takeover and cobble presents a new geo political challenge was lam about and the region at large. on august, the 15th taliban fighters arrived at the gates of the african capital after a rapid advance across the country, american troops were pulling out after 20 years, and the democratically elected president, ashe, rough ghani, had fled the country, the international community food, a possible power vacuum in afghanistan and what it could bring, the taliban marched into cobble 20 years after being forced out. as the news was breaking thousands of afghans rushed to cobbles airport, hoping to leave the country at any cost. thousands headed to border crossings in the following days, while regional leaders worried about a possible flow of refugees. the un estimates up to half a 1000000 afghans could fle

so would be, you know, if we could, as opposed to, you know, part of angie stick moms or bands. if you could just call me back amongst notice, but do you think some of the companies are to blame for public relations problems? i mean, we have one in for children in poverty and the moaning about a price caps or the poorest in this country can have energy, may not be the best strategy for getting the people on your side. i think the, you know, the, the part of a quarter the see if i don't think just a couple of increase in price. got the solution. you know, that's why we are called me for the coming, helps back in and help try and regulate the prices, trying support for support for interest spice during this time. you know, the last thing we want on any interest by, wanted to increase the price of people in the u. k. where, you know, universal credit or political, we moved the end of palo and, you know, it's, it's a very, very tough time for people in the u. k. you know, i don't think many spiker out that, you know, all the big picture is now on the call. they were calling to incre

and i am come angie, both members of palestinian islamic jihad gave themselves up of the israeli forces surrounded the house. they were hiding in columbus. his father says his son called him 1st saying he was surrendering to prevent harm to anyone else. why? and the 2 weeks have passed, and i had expected him to call me from god's our lebanon, or some safe place. behold israel, a patient force is fully responsible for his life and for safety and well being. for some days that had been his ready report that the net was closing in on jeanine . the final target, the home of admin jennifer, his son was one of those arrested on suspicion of helping the escapees to get and i was here when i had gone short. i didn't know where they came from. i went inside and closed the deal later. i had soldiers on last week saying 10 or selves in or we demolished the house. there were concerns that a shootout in which either or both prisoners were killed, could have triggered a wide around a violence events in the early hours of sunday morning. here at this house brought to an end, an enormous scale israeli

we get information from you from angie else from other groups, veterans groups about people purporting to be americans in afghanistan. we immediately seek to, to contact them, to engage with them to find out if in fact they're going to stand. and if in fact they want to leave, so this is a picture that will continue to change over time, but that is the, the rough population that we're working with right now. thank you. let me ask next question. i know that the jump administration is able to tell are meant that they were $2500.00 troops remaining with less than 5 months to complete the withdraw at any time, did you did the by the administration? consider where do we negotiate the deal with a tell a ball. the taliban made abundantly clear and many public statements private statements to us to others around the world that it was going to hold us to the deadline that the previous administration negotiated. in terms of withdrawing the remaining american forces. it made very clear that if we move past that deadline, it would resume the attack that it had stopped on our forces and on our know

i'll see paris angie are out today the moon use about 30 minutes off next states worlds apart with host oksana boy, can i join me every 1st day on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world. the politic sport business. i'm show business, i'll see you then. me the me, the me a hello and welcome to the slow divided administration still and some retrain. use with charles from garrison as a fact. some american allies adjusted on seeing it as a total failure. one of them is india. we are having inductors, billions of dollars in afghanistan, economy, and much diplomatic capital in supporting its secular forces. now have to wear it. taliban had new jelly loss they came, or dr. simply need to change tack. well, to discuss that, i'm now joined by robert chil, any professor of strategic studies center for policy research in your dowdy professor. chil, any is great to talk to thank you very much for finding the time you're fighting me . now. i've heard some prominent indian thinkers including india, the former foreign secretary of all of our and we had the show just a couple of

so angie tyler by the vices that are demanding and inclusive government and their role in these are ethnic targets. we understand we know that the child of surrounded that area that have been negotiations on for the last few days. but we were going to do a report last night according to local media, that there had been clashes, the reports of a number of chat about fight that may have been killed. we've had no word from the chat about no confirmation of that yet. but certainly, yeah, a potential flash point, very close to the capital. again, putting in even more pressure on that's all a bond to try and develop and come up with an inclusive government. a security question that has ramifications obviously for the stability of this country as it you know, from day one now day one yesterday day to today. try to pull it out of out of this out of this mess for the update. thanks so much. sean will continue to monitor events with you in cobble with the rest of our teams across the country. well, stella had here on al jazeera life under quarantine in italy. thousands of african refugees are an acc

so would be, you know, if the, on the 1st part of angie 6 months or year pounds, if the quote is all amongst notice, what do you think some of the companies are to blame for public relations problems? i mean, we have one in for children in poverty and moaning about a price caps of the poorest in this country can have energy, may not be the best strategy for getting the people on your side. i think the depart a quarter the see if i don't think it just come on increasing price. got the solution . you know, that's why we are called me for the common helps back in and help try and regulate the prices. trying support for support for entry spice during this time. you know, the last thing we want and any interest by wants is to increase the price of people in the u. k. where, you know, universal credit or political move palo. and you know, it's a very short time for people in the u. k. you know, i don't think many inch pipe route that you know, the actual pick. those are now on the call. they were calling to pick him up at actually we want our action from to come and help support the market

documents for billing us funded research on multiple types of chrome. viruses at the institute of rural angie in china to bring us all of these details and who is involved. we bring investigative journalist, been fun. who is actually talking about this again of function research. oh boy. back in may. thanks for joining me. been. yeah. got a good thing for me on i was a may of last year. not if we may be clear about that since may of 2020. we've been talking about again, a bunch of research, but please. well, i think when i originally were going to do this whole montage at the last year and a half even when the quarter virus and i was still at home broadcasting for my own studio. we were talking about the source and the gain of research and at the u. s. was tied to this somehow, but why did these latest documents reveal? did they give us anything new or just another source of confirmation? regarding the funding behind this lab actually came from here in the u. s. yeah, so in reality for most people, maybe give them some insight or maybe a clarify for them. the idea that, hey, in fact, there's

armin i laschet, the candidate and successor to angie _ laschet, the candidate and successor to angieing during a ceremony for flood victims in his region. he was also caught— flood victims in his region. he was also caught on camera being a very short— also caught on camera being a very short tempered, very angry at a journalist — short tempered, very angry at a journalist who was asking questions about— journalist who was asking questions about his _ journalist who was asking questions about his environmental laws. in the worst— about his environmental laws. in the worst affected region. so he is not very popular in the post. only around — very popular in the post. only around 10% of germans would like to see him _ around 10% of germans would like to see him as _ around 10% of germans would like to see him as the next chancellor. as opposed _ see him as the next chancellor. as opposed to — see him as the next chancellor. as opposed to olaf scholz, who has been way more _ opposed to olaf scholz, who has been way more popular. and you could see even angeia — way more popular. and you

joining me now is angie, the owner of the diner. angie, thanks so much for being here.ted. what do you think? >> absolutely, that's why we voted for him and he's actually standing up at the right of all americans. and i hope more governors take a stance against this. it's an immediately constitutional overreach. >> what do you think about new york? >> i don't live there anymore and i'm happy about that. it's crazy. it's restrictive. it's unnecessary. and absolutely illegal. >> listen, you're a diner has already been in the news for another interesting sign that you have in your front door. let me just show it to you, show it to the viewers. it says, if you voted for and continue to support and stand behind of the worthless, inept and corrupt administration currently inhabiting the white house that is complicit in the death of our servicemen and women in afghanistan, please take your business elsewhere. did you come up with that and what has been the reaction? >> i did come up the nights of the bombing in kabul have been to. i put the sign of the next morning. i don't re

the crew is led by angie ferguson.med to, and not only are those foods part of our health and nutrition, but those are part of our spiritualntities that keep us who we are. narrator: angie is returning to traditional seeds and farming methods developed over thousands of years. ferguson: in a lot of our teachings, food is at the basis of the entire haudenosaunee community. ♪ ♪ narrator: for the haudenosaunee, corn is more than a crop. it's a teacher. roger cook was taught one of its most important lessons by his grandfather: when making decisions, always look to the seventh generation. cook: all the things that we do in the garden, we're always thinking about that seventh generation. it's a lot of hard work to put into the corn so that our children that we don't even know yet, our grandchildren, will have this. that's how far ahead we have to look. narrator: haudenosaunee ancestors didn't simply focus on feeding themselves and their children. they planned centuries ahead. ♪ ♪ it's a strategy that changed the world. 10,0

in book sue and west hollywood all have which have plenty of copies of the beautiful country, i am angie and i am wishing you a grand and good night, happy health, be well and good night. >> booktv continues now, television for serious readers. >> good evening, everyone and welcome i am brad graham the co-owner of politics and prose along with my wife melissa muscatine, we have a great program this evening featuring washington post journalist woodward and robert costa to talk about the revelatory new book harold, i'll bring the last month of the top administration in the first months of biden's presidency. too post a question at any point during the discussion, click on the q&a icon at the bottom of the screen in the chat column you'll have a link for purchasing. bob woodward has reported in washington for half a century. with five decades with the washington post where he remains an associate editor he has covered ten presidents and shared to what surprise when for the post coverage of the watergate scandal and second the lead reporter for coverage of the 9/11 terrorist attack. they hav

but trust me, it's about to get hotter than angie dickinson in "police woman," and we're not preparedr sleeves, and then roll them down again because your family is uncomfortable with your paper-thin skin and weird bruises. then get to work preserving the planet for your grandchildren. it will help you relate to them. they care about this earth stuff-- even the grandchild with the green hair and the jeans she ripped on purpose! you do this for her, who knows, she might read that yahoo! news article you printed out and mailed to her. okay, gotta get back to the show. shawn mon-- shawn mendes is here. his name is shawn mendes. but you're old. you don't know that. ( applause ) of course-- ( cheers and applause ) got through it. got through it is what i did. >> jon: right on in there. >> stephen: of course, it's not all bad news. there is also terrible news. scientists say that as climate change sends temperatures soaring and droughts intensify, major crops are likely to see big yield declines, including durum wheat, the main ingredient in most mainstream pasta products. no not cr our lov

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i am angie coro, , i'm wishing u a grant and good night. happy health, be well, good night. >> booktv continues now. television for serious readers. >> greeting everyone. welcome to p&p life. i'm bradley graham concolor politics and prose along with my wife lissa muscatine. we have a great program for you this evening featuring "washington post" journalists bob woodward and robert costa here to talk about their revelatory new book "peril", the last months of the trump administration and the first months of biden's presidency. a couple of brief housekeeping notes first though. to post a question at any point during the discussion just click on the q&a icon at the bottom of the screen. the chat column , you'll r purchasing copies of "peril." bob woodward of course has been observing and reporting in washington for half a century. in his five decades with the "washington post" where he remained an associate editor he's covered ten presidents and shared to make pulitzer prizes. first for the water gets him and second a lead reporter for coverag

angie sandoval nos lleva a un lugar donde muchas granjas se han convertido en urbanizaciones y en lasada vez mÁs diverso. >> cuando nosotros venimos a brownfield era un pueblo tan pequeÑo que podÍas transitar por todas las calles tan rÁpidamente. estaba tan padre correr y ver las praderas tan bonitas. sandoval: ana gloria fernÁndez recuerda cuando en el aÑo 2000 llegÓ con su esposo a new brownfield, texas, para abrir un restaurante. fernÁndez: de hoy en dÍa han crecido barrios, muchas tiendas, muchas avenidas. ya no es el mismo pueblo de new brownfield. sandoval: aunque para ella convertirse en pioneros nunca estuvo en el menÚ. fernÁndez: toda esa gente que nos ha seguido acompaÑando aquÍ, vienen de diferentes lugares, lo que es mÉxico, sudamÉrica, honduras, guatemala, el salvador. y les ha gustado bastante venir a este lugar, por la tranquilidad que tenemos aquÍ, new brownfield. sandoval: con unos 90000 habitantes, 35% de ellos hispanos, esta ciudad, ubicada cerca de san antonio, es la tercera con mÁs crecimiento demogrÁfico en estados unidos. segÚn merarys rÍos vargas, de la oficina