arnie, his name is, arnie, it's a boy, yes, yes, a boy, what a crazy, he is beautiful, an aesthetic color, eyes, tail, paws, to me it seems you spent your entire salary on his haircut, it's very beautiful, that's it, now i'm you, here are the artists, alena, and we are like three accomplices here, three for bread, two for the baker, lena and i will be yours, well yes, but the artist, but put your name, of course, we don't pretend, you can, where you can, so as not to spoil the canvas, and so as not to spoil, you can here with such light, let's, oh, light movements and i, of course, here i drew a snowflake, maybe you don't see it, comrades viewers, but alena and andrey will know that it is here, here with the coming one can say. now autumn, winter, you won't notice, yes, alena, now you, on alena you can already directly with wide brains, tell me, do you have your paintings in your house, or do you not perform on paintings, no, it's only the husband, but tell me, please, how did you meet in mozyr, you are both from vozur, we are in mozyr, and you won't believe, a difference of several days

ahí uno a 0, perdió entonces el equipo de liverpool, su primero en casa bajo arnie lutz.a única. les cuento. unas 40 jovencitas de la preparatoria apasionadas por la ciencia, la medicina y la ingeniería, fueron invitadas al centro médico santa clara de kaiser permanente. y allí participaron en simulacros de cirugía ortopédica y experimentos biomecánicos. el taller gratuito de hoy forma parte de una iniciativa para animar a más mujeres a seguir carreras en medicina especializada. otra parte importante del taller consistió en que las mujeres médicas compartieran, compartieran con los adolescentes, lo que las lleva a seguir la carrera de medicina y el museo childrens discovery museum en la ciudad de san josé le dio la bienvenida al mes de la herencia hispana de una forma especial. hay autos lowriders estuvieron en vista en el jardín del museo y algunos se les permitió entrar en el edificio de retamosa, conocido localmente como el cantante del coche morado, estuvo presente para dar un acto frente a su coche mercedes del año 1952 y a lo largo del mes. actividades artísticas e

the whale-eyed pony arni was rescued from the village of hlyboke in the kharkiv region at the beginninge summer, says ksenia kalashnikova, the owner of the horse kharkiv stable. he had a splinter in his lip, we took it out, even a cut lip, here you can see, in there was a fragment in his hoof, and there was also a fragment in his stomach, we got him out of there, he survived very strong shelling, and now he has a heart, now he has heart problems for the rest of his life, and we will support him only with an iv. ksenia has been keeping a stable for 10 years. she also saved the first horse when she found out that the previous owners were not satisfied with his results at the show jumping and were selling it to kazakhstan for meat. currently , she has four horses and the same number of rescued ponies in her stable. animals rescued from shelling need constant medical care care equestrian summer children's camp became an additional source of funds for stable maintenance. as they came to us right before the buying season of hay, a bale of hay costs around 100 hryvnias, and one pony eats about

arnie bench, who's the mayor pro tem of saginaw city.the issues of concern? oh, i'm absolutely asjust an average person voting for harris and walz. absolutely. the biggest issues for me, ithink, are, um, a women's right to choose and a woman's right to decide what happens to her own body and family planning. i think that not only has this gone into the territory of not allowing women to decide what they do with their own body, but now we're not allowing whole families to plan or threatening that right. and i think economically, um, the last four years are, have been very hard on people. and i think the economic policies thatjoe biden put in place, along with kamala harris and what she would do in the next four to eight years going forward, is what the people i represent and myself i need. saginaw, the city specifically has been a recipient ofjoe biden's arpa dollars, and that's something we've spent the majority of the last four years working on here, and that has been a blessing, a real blessing to us. gauging the mood in michigan there

something beautiful and stuffing the the hi arnie. this bringing it in this position to no longer asked for a demand the ceasefire for guys, which is this is really the calculation because of what the now wants is really wants to finish off. he wants to stop this switch from the north, no matter what's going on, because he wants to separate the 2 issues. and this is exactly what his bullet has been trying to avoid. they want to connect it because it's, they a fight. i mean, they're saying it's kind of verified to try to make it as a israel controlling the timing, at least with these pedro attacks and, and has block now is on the back foot and has to react. so is, is this a, a rehabilitation of the security forces of the as well and be, is this a successful from the, is really a point of view, a successful strategy? well, that's a very interesting point, and that's also a point where i would slightly differ with proceed. but there are reports as wanting a very plausible report to me, which might be based on those really intelligent sou

i mean, 1st of all, it's tragic, but it's also failed with many arnie's. if you have to remember that the genocide convention itself came into for us very much and response to what they don't see fit to the truth in world war 2. and to have the state of israel now being accused of that is, is, it is horrifying to many is read is. but the fact of the matter is that the core, the, to the finish. and what, as far as doing now, can easily be seen as well. so and the same is with the question of assistance. you're absolutely right. and it's not only resistance to the nazis. the, the, the heads of the both the, the left and the right in israel, where resistance fights us as they saw it during the 19 fifties and for peace against british rule. and nothing big in was the head of the of the is going of the, um uh, what's called in hickey over the shoulders. yes, absolutely. and so they certainly thought that it was the rights to fight for their own liberation and self determination as a people. but when palestinians oppose is radio oppression in occupied territorie

. >> some big political speakers on there for gen z now, is on piker, hossein arnie, he's got one of the largest channels. we spent two days with him in l.a. we'll have that story in a few weeks. we're looking for that vital moment but also for the tangible policy, right? what is my life going to be like when this person is in office? i think people are watching, already having their minds made up, especially young voters. i don't think they were looking to be convinced to move to one side or the other. >> both of them are good debaters. if you think about the republican primary in 2016, you actually watched the other candidates melt around jeb bush. donald trump stood up there and jeb bush like disappeared. chris christie was like the little mermaid losing their voice because donald trump stole it and kamala harris, she's a prosecutor. this is her jam. >> i agree with half of what the reverend says, and i want to go through that so that i understand it will. our poll, reverend, shows that when we look at the undecided voters, they really dislike donald trump. they dislike donald tru

. >> first of all the arnie had all this is not lost upon me.f democratic talking points yet she's going to point the finger print nemo homes and call her not written are politically savvy. here is what happens. the ladies on the view who are unfortunately clueless as well as democrats in general i must say they have one goal in mind to portray donald trump as the worst type of human being that possibly can. he is a racist and misogynist khakis going to be a dictator and of course they do that because they hope their brainwashed audience we'll do nothing but perpetuate these lies but here's my question if donald trump is a racist why does he have more black support than any other republican candidate in the last 30 years? why did he have such a diverse audience at his rally last night and also why, there is only different instances as to why donald trump is not a racist pair of plain and simple this is just something they tried to put out there to brainwash people and britt nemo homes knows what she's doing. she wants to secure the border. >> ye

including the port strike, on a result of this with the schmidt fox news decision best director and arniebout tomorrow, this issue a potential strike and it's jarring the fact -- is going to come up. >> it will definitely come up come up. i think it will be an excellent tool or excellent opportunity for j.d. vance to attack tim walz for the biden-harris administration's management of the economy. the question is, how does walz respond to it? how does walz bring it back to the issues that walz wants to talk about in the debate? >> neil: reaching out to union workers as well in light of the teamsters deciding not to back either candidate. the worker bees do like donald trump. a lot of the heads like the history unions to really like the democrats. where do you see this sorting out in a vp debate? >> that is going to be the question. j.d. vance is an excellent debater. he said enormous experience from the ohio senate race. he has done a great job every sunday ma practices for this debate every sunday. on almost every one of the network talk shows talking about boosting the trump-vance ticket

i mean, there's a doctor by the name of arnie klein, who is a famous dermatologist.if not more responsible for michael's death than conrad murray. he he gave him injections of demerol in klein's office every day for the last three months of michael jackson's life. he addicted michael jackson and kept him addicted. so there's a whole network out there, and michael jackson, andre was 15 years ago. it has not gotten better. if anything, it's gotten worse. >> that is just incredible here. hopefully this this report will shine a light on this issue. tmz investigates matthew perry and the secret celebrity drug ring. harvey. we will watch that tonight. and see what you've uncovered is just just incredible. thank you for your time tonight at nine on fox. nine on fox. all right. again here you go. if you want to watch tmz investigates matthew perry and the secret drug ring. airs tonight. as you heard harvey say just a moment ago, 9 p.m. right here, right before the channel two news at 10:00. >> a big development this morning about the apparent assassination attempt on donald

the lampshades of the lamp by designer arni jacobson are covered with white silk.d linen of the same color is custom-made. the lace inserts are made of vintage silk. the cute goats are over 120 years old. the couch by the window is a wooden base, pulled together with light cotton ribbons. it is convenient to put a bedspread or extra pillows here before going to bed. i bought the screen at a white market in paris. this screen consists of three parts, each of which was painted by one of the three friends, jaan, bertie and adrienne. i also have two best friends, and this story seemed close to me. in general, i bought it, it decorates this corner very much. bedroom to... to do legally by law, to place the bath anywhere, i did not want to make doors here, because the children have their own shower, and no one comes here to me. the most important decoration of the room is an expressive bas-relief. i was at an exhibition in paris, where i saw the interior of laura gonzalez , inspired by her idea. i decided to create a paradise garden in my bathroom, orange bushes, bird, r

that's the arnie and this is the heart.le like you who grew up conservative are voting for trump because they vote the party line. they are voting the party line and that is just -- i think the only thing that will shake this is an abortion rights because i think, i think most people are for abortion rights. they may not be for abortion but they want abortion rights. when the president comes out the former president, says i want there to be some form of punishment. i want women to be punished for having abortion, he said so when he went and said in hired the three judges he knew what he was doing. he wanted to punish women. he clearly the bad guy here. and i just don't think that the democrats are pushing that issue hard enough. they have to hit it really hard because when you go in the voting booth maybe the husband and wife doesn't talk about how they vote. but women especially will say wait a minute, this is before hery vation of my roots i grew up with are being taken away in pennsylvania, and we have to do something ab

i too wanted to shout out jim heron as well as arnie lerner, who first brought this to my attention. and thank you to supervisor stephanie and lorenzo, who took the laboring or and this is just totally common sense legislation that's just basically a, oversight in the code. and it's unfortunate that there are folks who don't do the right thing. and now we have to go amend the code to do it. but i am happy to move the amendments at page two to put in the additional finding and strike the unnecessary language in subsection or in section 713, subsection c. okay, supervisor preston, thank you, chair melgar. and thank you for the presentation and the work on this. and i had some concerns, but i think that the amendments actually address them. and just one thing i wanted to get clarity on because i've, i don't want there to be an implication that under the 50ft that a landlord doesn't have an obligation to repair the elevators. and that was actually part of my concern with, with and i checked in with a number of people who litigate around elevators and they had a similar a similar concern.

here's arnie with the weather. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >ood morning and welcome to your latest gb news weather update. it's going to be another fine and dry day for many of us. once any fog and low cloud clears this morning and it will once again feel pretty warm in the sunshine, there is a bit of a pesky easterly breeze though, once again across the far southeast, and that will linger through much of the day. the breeze will also pick up across the northwest later on, but for many of us, another dry and fine day and as i said, it will feel fairly warm in the sunshine. temperatures climbing towards the mid 20s, in fact, across the far south and east and even across northwestern areas of scotland will be in the low 20s, which is well above average for the time of year. for these areas, it should stay fairly mild overnight as well . some mild overnight as well. some rural spots, particularly across some sheltered glens of scotland, will chill off as the sun goes down this evening, but it should be a fine end to the day we have the full moon l

. >> and here's arnie with your weather. >> sorry . >> sorry. >> sorry. >> that warm feeling inside fromelcome to your latest gb news. weather update some further rain and showers to come across many southern areas. there are thunderstorm warnings in force through today. should remain fairly dry though through this weekend across northwestern areas. so a bright start here this morning. it is fairly fresh but it will warm up with light winds across eastern areas of northern england, parts of eastern scotland as well. it will stay quite cloudy once again through the day with drizzly rain coming in with this easterly breeze , and further easterly breeze, and further south a mix of sunny spells and scattered showers. some of these showers could be heavy and thundery like they were yesterday, but between the showers temperatures still climbing quite widely towards the mid 20s across the southeast. lower 20s further west and as we head into this evening, there will be some dner evening, there will be some drier interludes for some of us. but again, this risk of heavy and thundery downpours con