alas i shall get the ariel sharon received in order not to activate his forces in the west of the canal because the concern was that if they were unable to establish a real bridge a pontoon or roller it would be impossible to establish a logistics route to evacuate casualties send supplies send forces. and then they would even consider canceling the whole operation. the israelis still hadn't gained control of the road to the crossing point foot soldiers would have to be used to flush out the egyptian infantry and tank hunters from the ditches of the chinese farm. we were walking in the sands a beautiful. by the in the silence i think was totally quiet and suddenly we were. under heavy heavy fire back by really heavy for. supper and fuel injection said numbers and tanks. with light arms. during that long night the egyptians inflicted heavy losses on the paratroopers 41 killed and over a 100 wounded. but the action kept egyptian forces occupied and both the israelis the opportunity to tow their pontoons forward to the crossing point. by the night of the 16th of october having finally real

un abrazo, ariel. ariel: un placer. raÚl: seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica".ngamos seis pies de distancia. lavemonos las manos con frecuencia. y usemos mascarilla todas las veces que salimos de casa. juntos, podemos luchar contra el covid-19. ♪ ♪ satcha:muy buenos dÍas. miÉrcoles 7 de octubre. en noticia de Última hora. delta toca tierra en mÉxico como huracÁn categorÍa 2 amenazando millones de personas en la penÍnsula de yucatÁn. hoy en "despierta amÉrica" verÁs el impacto del ciclÓn que tambiÉn va a golpear estados unidos. karla: a sÓlo horas del Único e histÓrico debate entre aspirantes a la vicepresidencia, el mandatario donald trump cancela las negociaciones para otro paquete de estÍmulo econÓmico. en vivo te contamos quÉ propone a cambio. satcha: esta maÑana se conoce de quiÉnes en el departamento de justicia habrÍa sido la idea de separar a los niÑos de sus padres bajo la polÍtica de cero tolerancia. aquÍ sabrÁs quÉ revela un nuevo informe. karla: hoy viene dayanara torres a "despierta amÉrica" a invitarte a que te desnudes. tienes que escuchar el poder

nos enlazamos con el experto en tecnologÍa ariel coro. ariel: muy buenos dÍas, un gusto estar acÁ.na como estÁn los casos de halloween. karla: esta semana hemos hablado con el detective zabaleta y nos recordÓ que es importante saber en donde vivimos hay una persona registrada como depredador sexual . cÓmo es la informaciÓn que nos puedes dar para ayudarnos? ariel: cada condado tiene un sitio, entras en googlre y haces una bÚsqueda de personas con ofensas sexuales y te salen las opciones nacionales y locales. es importante saberlo porque sabesalrededor tuyo los muchachos puede tener algÚn peligro. este aÑo debido al covid 19 se recomienda mayormente son opciones virtuales de hacer " dulce o travesura". karla: para quienes decidan ir por su barrio, quÉ aplicaciones pueden usar para seguir los pasos a sus hijos y monitorearlos? ariel: hay una aplicaciÓn muy buena que le enseÑa a los padres que los niÑos pueden ir sÓlo en donde estÁ siempre que tenga su telÉfono con ellos. apple tiene una lucio que puedes saber en dÓnde estÁn los muchachos estas aplicaciones te dice no solamente exacta

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i have my copy here and i know ariel is giving everybody directions how to order that. professor taub is an authority on the 2008 mortgage meltdown and he latest financial crisis and i think it's fair to say that her thoughtful, careful, but very accessible research and writing focuses on important issues having to do white collar crime and the deep-seated and structural problem that leave certain offenders to being let off the look and other people being treated incredibly harshly by our regularlier to and criminal justice system. beyond that professor taub offers common sense recommendations for reforms that promote fairness and in the justice system that would enhance transparency and provide powerful means to improve anticorruption initiatives and although professor taub could not have predicted that the timing of the book's approximation would coincide with new revelations about the tax returns and tax avoidance strategy of president trump, her research, observations and recommendations resonate with what we read in the news and could not be more timely. professor

and he took that and he said, "but not as rude as ariel, right? --" and just to be able to say to him, like, "no he's not [ laughter ] he's not like that." >> that's great. >> seth: hey, it's always so wonderful to see you i can't wait to read the book to my kids. and be well over there >> thank you you too. >> seth: "natalie portman's fables" is available now we'll be right back with cindy mccain ♪ my name is henry. working within amazon transportation services, i really saw the challenge of climate change. we want to be sustainable, but when you have a truck covering over 300 miles, or you have flights going hundreds of miles, it's a bit more challenging. we are letting the data guide us to the best solution. it's inspiring to try to solve a problem that no one else has solved. that's super exciting. charmin ultra soft is so soft much are you hon? it's inspiring to try to solve a problem that you'll have to remind your family they can use less. charmin ultra soft is twice as absorbent so you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin. now roomba va

this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the troublee to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that is unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: president trump places himself in quarantine — as one of his closest aides tests positive for the coronavirus. hope hicks has travelled with mr trump to several recent events, including the first presidential debate. in the last few hours the european union has agreed to immediately impose sanctions on belarusian leaders involved in the country's hotly contested presidential election and the police crackdown that followed. travel bans and asset freezes will affect forty members of president alexander lukashenko's regime but mr lukashenko himself is not on the list. mark lobel reports. it has been many fractures days and nights sent august's election. protesters bundled away. the sick stomach president has been keeping up appear

eggs typically take about 70 days to incubate the fisherman keep an eye on the air until the babies ariel's hatch and reach the water. in 2014 the w.t. i released satellite tag carry out we're just still in these waters now which is about preserving their habitat. plan. last year we moved a proposal in the state board for wildlife are to notify a critical area of about 10140 kilometers of the river as are on there with them as a means giving it a status of a protected area if you give it the status of one the reason is that it will involve locals in quandaries and plus there won't be any land use change in that he was the banks so it is going to be a good estate it is going to be a long time called the reason for activity there is an x. and for them they have proper listening they're going to revert to conservation efforts are helping the species to bounce back to do these deep waters who are one of the largest populations of cardiology again but balancing the needs of the local people with the requirements of graveyards and other of a life will be a long term challenge. now i will admit th

we hear from ariel in portsmouth new hampshire, arielle, these go ahead. >> thank you for taking thereciate you for keeping this program for so many years. Ãbi wonder why so few if any academic historians spend any time dealing with the genocide committed against american indians, native incompetents of north america. specifically when you are talking about civics and the 1593 project and the conservative project, you talk about restitution for slavery, but no one ever talks about restitution for native americans, the return to their lands were at least something to it. what is it that academic historians documented the violence and address this issue that is the foundational issue for north america.thank you. >> jill lepore: thank you so much arielle, i don't you Ãbi know you don't want a long answer or historical graphic one piece that i would dispute the preface of the question which is that historians don't study or engage in moral examination of the genocide of indigenous people. i think the richest period of scholarship on that subject came at the time of the 500th anniversary

a return to serfdom because and this is when it's in the because we have this professional manager ariel klaus that has no use of the plaids from working people and this resent this miss b. procession shows that they're getting richer and more powerful and the poor are getting more and they don't care that's why there wasn't a stimulus and i'm blaming both parties and the president on that last 20 seconds go to you have. you know are just are are you reminded me of something sartre said late in his life in the interview if you don't understand the world in terms of class warfare you don't understand the world the democratic party has abandoned the 'd american war in may and a long long time ago. were were were a universal way from the from the thirty's and f.d.r. right right in this invoking f.d.r. what nonsense. we. will have to wait and see what the significance of this email thing with the hunters messages and so forth right is that anything is inconvenient drop the russians seem in there and it will be all right i worry that. i worry that this is there is no end to this conclude was

this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the troublehat is unthinkable to palestinians. after a5 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the the latest headlines: european union agrees immediate the european union agrees immediate sanctions on a0 leaders in belarus responsible for the country's controversial election, but president lukashenko himself election, but president lu kashenko himself is election, but president lukashenko himself is not on the list. there's anger in india after the death of a second woman in a few days from an alleged gang rape. the european union has started legal proceedings against the uk, saying the government's controversial plan to override parts of last year's brexit divorce agreement break international law. the bbc‘s katya adler's in brussels. i think that it's very important to realise here, from the eu's point of view, what it did do and what it didn't do. yes, it launched lon

this man, israel right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound — and that started the troublesovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable for the palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. hello, welcome back. you're watching bbc news. our top story: there's anger in india after the death of a second dalit woman in a few days from an alleged gang rape. one of the moments during this week's us presidential debate that sparked the most headlines was when donald trump failed to condemn white supremacist groups — in particular, one called the proud boys. he instead called out left—wing demonstrators who've taken to the streets in cities like portland in oregon. our north america correspondent aleem maqbool sends this report from portland, where he met both left—wing activists and the proud boys. it's become the us capital of radicalism. most american cities have seen some demonstrations this year, but here, they haven't stopped. and it's become a huge election i

the death toll could rise because some of these students who were badly wounded well kemal of course ariel say isn't a stranger to attack can you talk us through some of the context here. yes in fact. you could dollar bond. buy a bug it's gone. from. the army pushed them across the border into a vonage don and they have been involved in deadly. have the islamic state regain. their tribal regions along the border. to bring some of these that drag so it will be interesting to see where that they get dollar bond. but that of course would be dedicated to a group. splinter group of the day to get. to a very volatile situation for us watching developments from islamabad thanks come. on now 2 people have been killed after a car bomb exploded near an afghan special forces unit fighting is ongoing in the eastern city of cost afghan afghanistan's interior ministry says $25.00 others were injured in that attack including 9 civilians no group has yet claimed responsibility. now the u.s. secretary of state and the defense secretary are both in india seeking to boost military cooperation might pump aon

now nasa says it's found evidence of water on the ariel castro has more on that discovery in a sun that crisis and its significance. scientists already knew water is present at the moon's frigid pulls but could the hydrogen detected on the moon's sunlit surface also be water the answer yes was a surprise discovery made by now says stratospheric observatory for infrared astronomy or sophia for short sophia is a modified boeing jet with a telescope aboard equipped to detect the chemical signature of h 2 a water scientists pointed sophia at the moon's largest crater visible from earth as a test what sophia saw astounded them. individual molecules of water imbibing on the song of the moon and if you were to gang up all those molecules of water it would be about well the water. hole. needed already huge big. lot of. well all. flowing love drier than. now so says this lunar water is nothing like the water on earth it doesn't pool because each molecule is incased in a protective shield possibly glass the finding comes from a brief snapshot here olding many new questions but the question is can

this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound — and that started the trouble the holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable for the palestinians. after a5 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. hello, welcome. you're watching bbc news. our main headlines: there's anger in india after the death of a second woman in a few days from an alleged gang rape. the sister of george floyd breaks her silence, accusing donald trump of actively emboldening the far right. another 2 million people in northern england will face tougher covid restrictions after a spike in coronavirus cases. the health secretary for england, matt hancock, said the disease was "spreading fast" and "highly localised". the new measures mean a quarter of the uk population is now under local lockdowns. our special correspondent ed thomas has this report from liverpool. the mood music has changed. new coronavirus laws are coming to merseyside. households will be banned from mixing inside pubs and restaurants. i lost my

this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the troublelestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: the body that oversees us presidential debates says it will take steps to ensure there is no repeat of wednesday's chaotic and angry contest. a plea for help — the un secretary general calls on richer countries to help out so everyone can get access to a potential covid vaccine. in northern california, authorities are struggling to contain wildfires burning through thousands more acres of land. the blazes have destroyed property and forced many more people from their homes. they are only the latest in a series of wildfires that have caused chaos in the past few weeks. the bbc‘s tim allman has this. driving through yosemite national park, a convoy fleeing the flames. rangers leading the way as a number of tourists had to be evacuated. it looked like a fairly perilous trip — dark clouds above, burn

this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the troubley over the holy sites, an idea that is unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc world news. iam i am lewis phoned jones —— i am lewis phoned the latest headlines: after one of his closest advisers tests positive for coronavirus, president trump says he's going into quarantine. the european union agrees immediate sanctions on a0 leaders in belarus responsible for the country's controversial election, but president lukashenka himself is not on the list. more now on the outrage in india following the alleged gang rape and killing of a second young woman. it follows the death of a 19 year—old woman on tuesday. both women were from the lower—caste dalit community. yashica dutt is a journalist and author of the book coming out as dalit. earlier i asked her why dalit women are so often the victims of these crimes in india. you know, we have to understand that

ariel heard when she got to work but said she wasn't surprised.doesn't wear a mask very often, and he's just so totally against it and doesn't really believe in it, so i figured someone like that would get it, just to prove that it does exist, so kind of like you kind of deserve it, man! nick, a trump supporter, said he felt the president would come back strongerfrom this. i think, for him, it's going to be another one of those things that he runs on and says i've had it, i've dealt with it, i've lived with it. i think that's one of the things he can give his own personal experience, which i think he does a fantasticjob of giving. and his critics wonder if it'll work in the president's favour, too. if he is very sick, will people say, you know, some conspiracy that the biden campaign went after him or the deep state is going after him, will there be a lot of sympathy votes from people who are concerned? up the road in washington, visiting trump supporters said they weren't concerned. one of them, betsy, also disputed the fact that the president ha

this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the troubletes, an idea that is unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: one of president trump's most senior advisers — hope hicks — tests positive for coronavirus. the european union agrees immediate sanctions on a0 leaders in belarus responsible for the country's controversial election — but president lukashenko himself is not on the list. let's stay with that now. i think that it's very important to realise here, from the eu's point of view, what it did do and what it didn't do. yes, it launched long, drawn—out legal proceedings today, but it hasn't walked out the door on those trade negotiations. and why not, if it's so incensed about the internal market bill? well, for three reasons. first of all, because of the blame game. the eu says it doesn't want to be the first one to walk out of the door of negotiations. two, because the eu

this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the troubley sites, an idea that is unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: president donald trump has been taken to a military hospital as a precaution after being diagnosed with coronavirus. he's already been treated with a cocktail of antibodies and vitamins. his doctors have said he's fatigued but in good spirits. well, with just a month to go before the presidential election, what impact could donald trump's illness have at the ballot box? our north america correspondent, nick bryant, reports from michigan. the lockdown is a scam! the covid press are a scam! the coronavirus has opened up yet another fault line in an already fractured country. these militiamen part of a protest of those who see the covid restrictions as a threat to american liberty. cheering. it was packed with supporters of donald trump, most of them still n

this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the troublehat is unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. welcome back, very glad to have you with us on bbc news. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the body that oversees us presidential debates says it will take steps to ensure there is no repeat of wednesday's chaotic and angry contest. a plea for help — the un secretary general calls on richer countries to help out so everyone can get access to a potential covid vaccine. the first person ever to be cured of hiv — timothy ray brown — has died of cancer. in 2007 mr brown — already diagnosed with hiv — was being treated for leukaemia. the treatment destroyed his bone marrow and he was given a transplant from a naturally hiv resistant donor. this effectively cured him of the virus, as it was never detected in his body again. but his leukaemia returned earlier this year, and timothy's partner announced his passing on tu

this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble the holy sites, an idea that is unthinkable to palestinians. after a5 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the european union agrees immediate sanctions on a0 leaders in belarus responsible for the country's controversial election, but president lukashenko himself is not on the list. there's anger in india after the death of a second woman in a few days from an alleged gang rape. let's stay with that now: yashica dutt is a journalist and author of the book coming out as dalit. earlier, i asked her why dalit women are so often the victims of these crimes in india. you know, we have to understand that dalit women lie at the intersection of gender as well as caste. so, on the pyramid of caste, as we see it in indian society, the dalits lie at the bottom but the dalit women lie at the absolute bottom. and also, there is this kind of entitlement that certain uppe

this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the troublereignty over the holy sites, an idea that is unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. welcome back, very glad to have you with us on bbc news. the latest headlines: the body that oversees us presidential debates says it will take steps to ensure there is no repeat of wednesday's chaotic and angry contest. a plea for help — the un secretary general calls on richer countries to help out so everyone can get access to a potential covid vaccine. protests erupted in several parts of india after the authorities had the body of a gang rape victim cremated at a ceremony her family said took place without their permission. the 19—year—old victim from the dalit community — the lowest rung of india's ancient caste system — was attacked and raped in september near her home in hathras district, 100 km from the capital, delhi. aru na iyengar reports. an outpouring of anger and pr

we don't want to lose that as we hear from ariel in portsmouth new hampshire. ariel, please go ahead. >> thank you for taking the call i appreciate the fact that you've cut this you kept this program for so many years. dr. jill lepore. i don't want to engage in a rational discussion. i wonder why so few if any academic historians spend any time dealing with the genocide committed against american indians native inhabitants of north america and specifically when you're talking about the 1693 project. and the conservative project. they talk about restitution for slavery. and for example in the 1693 project. nobody ever talks about restitution for native americans to return to their lands or to at least something to it. what is it that inhibits the documents of violence to address this issue that is the fundamental the foundational issue for north america. i think you. for north america. i think you. i know you don't want to log answer. or historical graphical one. i would just dispute. the premise of your question. the historians don't engage in immoral examinati

this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the troubletes — an idea that is unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: president donald trump has been taken to hospital for treatment after being diagnosed with coronavirus. he's already been treated with an antibody cocktail and vitamins. his doctors earlier said he was fatigued but in good spirits. staying with that now. we can now speak to luis fajardo from bbc monitoring in miami. he monitors media and public opinion in the america, with a focus on latin america. i would like to start with miami, with florida. you are in the key battleground states are what kind of reaction has there beenin what kind of reaction has there been in florida? of course as anywhere else in america there is enormous, anywhere else in america there is enormous, enormous expectation to see what kind of impact this is going to have in the election of cou

eggs typically take about 70 days to incubate the fisherman keep an eye on the eggs until the babies ariel's hatch and reach the water. in 2014 the w.t. i released satellite factory else we're just still in these waters now which is about preserving their habitat. fun. last year we moved a proposal in the state board for wildlife to notify a critical area of about 10140 kilometers of the river as upon their wisdom is a means giving it a status of a protected area if you give it the status of one the reason is that it will involve locals in quandaries and a plus there won't be any land use change in that he was the banks so it is going to be a good estate it is going to be a long term called the reason for activity on the recent acts and for real for police and in the going to be what the conservation efforts are helping the species to bounce back to do these deep waters who are one of the largest populations of cardiology again but balancing the needs of the local people with the requirements of graveyards and other via life will be a long term challenge. now i will admit that the systems we

ariel: primero hay que hacer una inversiÓn en una aplicación de control y monitoreo. dispositivo que se instala en tu red que monitorea todos los equipos que se conectan. todo el contenido pasa por ahÍ, es un filtro muy poderoso que no deja que pase ninguna de estas cosas y cuando los muchachos no estÁn en la casa lo pueden monitorear. la misma versiÓn diseÑada para los telÉfonos mÓviles y han ganado muchos premios en cuanto al monitoreo de contenido a travÉs del internet y no solamente monitorea sino tambiÉn previene que visite estos sitios. cualquiera de las opciones son buenas pero lo mÁs importanteses que los padres tomen una decisiÓn y comiencen a configurar estas aplicaciones ya. karla: mÁs que nunca es importante involucrarse y educarse. es muy fÁcil para cualquier persona hacerse pasar por quien le da la gana. quÉ podemos hacer si nos damos cuenta que nuestros hijos estÁn en contacto con otra persona? cuÁl es el comportamiento comÚn en estos casos? >> algo muy importante, nosotros los padres no somos muy avanzados en la tecnologÍa. no sabemos tanto como nuestr

. >> ariel from the little mermaid. i'll be sebastian. outside and doing a little egg hunt or chocolate halloween hunt in the backyard. >> that's a good idea. >> how is the weather, jeff? >> sounds perfect, janelle. i got check out your instagram for hopefully some pictures of thatment it's going to be spooktacular as we head through tomorrow and that weather forecast. really not going to disappoint. on top of that, as we get you outside to our live high definition sky camera, look at this. in the upper left-hand side of your screen, hopefully you can see it. we do have the moon right now, which is building towards a full moon on halloween. easily happens every 18 years or so. but, again, this is the year a full moon tomorrow on halloween. the next timex pekt today happen is 2039. it will be a halloween to remember for many reasons. as we move through tomorrow, i'm calling it great weekend weather. we'll start off with cool 40s, mostly clear skies. temperatures stay comfortable with lots of sunshine. there is a fire in california. it's be

we don't want to lose that as we hear from ariel portsmouth new hampshire.ahead. >> thank you for taking the culprit i appreciate the fact that you've kept this program for so many years. i want to keep the question simple. i do not want to engage in a long history or radical discussion. i wonder why so few if any academic historians, spend any time dealing with the genocide against american indians in north america. specifically when you talk about civics in the 1693 project of the conservative project you talk about restitution for slavery. for example the 1690s project. no one ever talks about restitution for native americans to return to their lands or at least something to it. what is it that is documented the violence and to address this issue that is the fundamental, the foundational issue for north america? thank you. civic yes, thanks a much area but i know youre don't want it wrong answer, but i guess i would dispute the premise of your question that they don't study or engage in moral w examination of the genocide of indigenous people. i think the

have to stand for something to break through and be able to do it i'm thinking of a shop lika lik arielert what do you stand for at franklin templeton >> i think you have to stand for excellence, in our case it's active management. we doubled down in active management we're big believers that the next decade isn't going to look like the past and that active management is going to thrive. and in -- you know, we have a number of different investment teams. they're very much independent. we can build that on a base of investment in technology, in risk management tools. so i think it's standing by excellence >> so, make the case for active management because an awful lot of people, and some of the results, many of the results over time, indicate that passive management over a long period of time outperforms the active managers why do you it think -- why are you doubling down on active managers and why do you think now is a time where active may be able to show greater value? >> yeah, look, we're coming off a decade of unprecedented government liquidity pumping into the economy globally. and

water tender standing by that we don't normally have on duty on a night like tonight are con air one ariel fire suppression helicopter, standing by as is or or hand crew crew of fire control workers. so we're well for what may come our way tonight. and into tomorrow the next couple of days actually look a little bit risky as we're well prepared we asked that the residents are residents. do the same take it seriously we don't want to alarm anyone, but we do want to get their attention. we've had a pretty good track record this season of keeping the small fire small was what we always try to tonight the conditions are a little bit different there are a lot like they were a year ago tomorrow when we had a wild fire siege of major wildfires in 15 hours. burning all across the county that could happen again today, but i think it's going to we hope it doesn't. we of what we would like all the resident in your viewers first to be aware of the possibility of wildfires tonight. the possibility of the need to evacuate and to give it a thought ahead of time. >>unfortunately we do have some experience

charles and ariel is your name? >> yes. >> jimmy: hi, how are you, how are you?come. >> i'm doing well. how are you. >> jimmy: i'm doing well. i have to figure this out. you could be in the same place, in totally different cities, i really don't know. i'm not getting a clue based on the backgrounds of your homes, they seem quite different. the idea of the game is to try to convince me you are a couple. let me ask you some questions, okay? first off, how did you meet? >> at a lounge? >> yeah. at a lounge. >> jimmy: okay. well, if that's your answer, i'm going to say you are not a couple, is that correct? what happened? well, you're definitely not a couple now. what did you do? oh, you are a couple! oh! i was confused. all right, very good. you have your very own mic flag there. how about that? >> i'm trying to be like you. >> jimmy: you stumped me, i should have asked more question. guillermo, you have a prize? >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: what have they got? >> guillermo: you got two balls of yarn. >> that's amazing. >> jimmy: we'll have them in the mail. you'll

by the end of day 2 to israel's most famous generals ariel sharon and of ramadan had arrived at the suezfront. each with an arm and division of over $300.00 tanks . they were ready to launch a carefully planned counterattack. a downs division to the north would sweep south to expel the egyptian 2nd army from its bridgehead. then once out on how to push the egyptians back across the canal share owns division would move against the egyptian 3rd army to repeat the process in the south. at 0900 hours on october 8th. the attack began. suddenly we see that tanks of our brothers movie. in the plane but it's not the division which is moving just little forces of things . it's not a divisional it that. it's not in the right direction instead from north to south they come. from east to west and we see just the former ice. enemy fire shells in the desert books of fire around any tank. when you see buildings to fire wood fired at them with every weapon we had it was a massacre a massacre of all sorts of weapons then to turn saigon the size of 3 g.'s of the gyptian off to do soldiers were moving like

and i'm also excited to welcome our newcomers-- ariel and jonathan.ou again. let's go to work right now in the jeopardy! round, which today has these categories in play... yes, indeed. followed by... we'll be in a quiet place for a while. then... and finally... each correct response made up a letters in the word "comprehensible." brian, start. it's hyphenated for $400. [ beep ] and that would be honky-tonk. back to you, brian. all right. let's try hyphenated, $600, please.

first though let's talk about the market charlie bobrinskoy from ariel investments is still with us jeremyins the conversation university of pennsylvania wharton professor of finance first, though, mike santoli on what happened and just how much damage was done as the stimulus -- the stimulus relief sort of got -- wasn't a foregone conclusion although the market was starting to treat it as it was. >> it was starting to treat it as if it was a growing possibility or probability not necessarily that it was a foregone conclusion, but it was interesting that this breakdown of talks as reported about an hour ago came just as the market was acting as if it was starting to get traction on the idea there was a cyclical recovery in financials and auto stocks and other things that were not big tech working really well and that's the environment in which we got this headline that okay, we're not going to get another $12 trillion thrown into the economy in the near term apparently so i don't think we had fully been rallying based on the premise that was going to happen, but it was definitely an offsid

shooting and its aftermath in the context of larger issues for black women quote who struggle against ariel tyson are seen as angry or threatening when we tried to stand up for ourselves and other sisters. >>a student in was expelled from his private christian academy for being is speaking out about the experience. the 18 year-old senior says his newly proclaimed identity is still fresh and a delicate topic markie martin has the story. >>any kind of cool if i can make the out of the closet. >>for devon bryant an 18 year-old senior in colleyville texas talking about his newly proclaimed identity is still a delicate topic that came out on my birthday my reasoning behind it. >>was to give myself birthday present i could think of a lengthy letter on instagram last year outlining all the parts of himself. he had held hidden for so long. >>his first memories of being coming through it just 7 or 8 years old. but it wasn't until his final year at the private christian academy he's attended since kindergarten when seniors get to design their own parking spots that his orientation landed on the admin

brian, there was a biography of arielle charone written years ago. it was called "doesn't stop at red lights," and we always should remember that is donald trump. he does not stop at red lights. >> so who is going to stop him then? >> well, the only thing that can stop him is the american people. our job is to inform them. their job is to vote every way they possibly can. hopefully, in person. if by mail if necessary. then we have to hope that if biden does win the election and the votes are tabulated that there will be enough decent republicans who will not tolerate trump's efforts to steal the election after the voting. >> i am glad you brought it back to the election issue. the last week for understandable reasons the press has been focused on the president's health, his testing history, all of that. this white house outbreak. but we are right coming down to the final stretch here. we can all see what's in front of us, what's about to happen. it's like a hurricane we know is going to hit the shore and it's time to board up, which is a terrible thi

and we just 2 minutes remain in done ariel's individual effort wrapped up a 3 nil win. while series is on the way the los angeles dodgers came out on top in game one against the tampa bay rays with one in particular put in a massive performance sale malick reports. it. was judgers time making the world series happen seemed like a long shot earlier this year but baseball's biggest spectacle is finally under way 1st time up to claim the player infield outfield and i said i the global pandemic meant a delayed start to the regular season during which the los angeles dodgers won more games than anyone cheered. and in game one against tampa bay they were in impressive form darko trying to keep it a free market the dodgers dominated proceedings and had a 51 lead in the 5th inning change because i was hearing things lookee betts had a particularly memorable night he became the 1st player in history with at least 2 stolen bases at least 2 runs scored and at least one home run in a world series game was banksia right here to keep the right shooter for the dodgers going on to see

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