this was contested by arnold's relatives. but that that's the sort of fellow that morris was and the sort of people were often infesting politics at time, which is why tammany was about to collapse. they also had to vet arnold rothstein's papers, which randi may have with her. i don't know, though, she says. now was a was the 17th district court leader of of tammany and a guy named nathan berkin, the name of the tammany guys not dumb. berkin was the best entertainment lawyer in the country he represents. you name all the stars of the silent. you name all the studios. he represented them all. he was hot stuff was good. oddly enough, his grandson, jonathan berkin, is now the congressional cochairman for the new york republican party. so the story never seems seems to end. bill fallon, another ronald rothstein lawyer, had been an assistant d.a. in westchester county. he born right near, the church of st mary, the virgin in times square, which if you've ever in square, go see it, because it's the hidden gem of times square. it's

he's doing it at the behest of arnold rothstein.e rothstein gets a cut, thea police get back cut, anything like that. being married to fannie brice, okay, fannie brice had been married earlier to ar guy named nikki arnstein, if you remember the movie. but the left out of the movie largely was nikki was a confederate and a great admirer of arnold rothstein. he was a con man in his own right. as a talked about jewelry robberies, there were also a lot of government bond robberies back then. the bonds were not come were bearer bonds so youou could just cash them in. so ifhi you got a shipment of oz wall street to the bank or something, they would be hit and then robbed. arnstein was involved in this. when on the lamp at one point and then got sick of being on the lamp, turned himself in and arnold rothstein gate in some advice. why don't you instead of just turning herself in in some boring way they would have a police parade down fifth avenue every year. why don't you get in a car and ride down in the police parade past the commissione

the jewels are insured by arnold rothstein. but just before she's robbed and murdered, the policy lapses. okay, these are these are tough times. the tough times, the. one of the jewel robbery in that $305,000 robbery is a woman named buda godman. and then she they robbed something from a guy named harry glenn by of the glenn b hair net manufacturing fortune big money in hairnets so she she's involved in that she gets caught and one of our associates commit suicide eyed she shows up in our story a couple of decades before that when she comes in from chicago with a rich businessman, they check into the and sonia hotel and the place is rated by detectives except they're not detectives. not detectives. this is a badger game. this is a blackmail operation. and they want to shake this guy down for money. he says, i don't care. i'm not paying. and then she has to take it on the lam. she comes back into the city where she becomes the mistress of one charles, a star, ohno, who was the owner after 1917 of the new york baseball giants mem

turn himself in and arnold gave him some advice.stead of just turning yourseln some boring away they would have a police a parade on fifth avenue every year. why don't you get in a car and ride it down and the police a parade passed the commissioner of police. he did. the police were not amused. he did go to leavenworth. provided that bail money to fanny bryce. but he also said i was not just altruism. while we are here i haven't importing business. and you have a a new apartment. why don't you buy all of your furniture from me?ou he did and it was seriously, seriously overpriced. she was not amused. nor was a woman name ann nichols. ann nichols produced, wrote, a show in the 1920s called iris roesch. read the old plot jewish guy god knows where the first of anything starts. but she had the first big hit with that. it was the longest running show and broadway history for a long time. it was a big hit but was not it first. and, like all the broadway show miracles and movies -- if we could only stay on the show is legs.to have it's go

arnold, on the other hand, is a fellow writer and rival, a successful writer, unlike the main characteryes, because the main character once wrote a fairly popular novel, but after that his career died out, unlike his friend arnold, who year after year, once a year he releases according to a genre novel, which is very popular and which, according to the main character of the novel, is not very in general and... actually true, that is, as soon as a book becomes popular, that is, it crosses some kind of popularity limit, we we can even observe now, there are plenty of examples, everything they immediately begin to call this book pop, despite the fact that before, for example, they could, on the contrary, praise it and say that this is a very deep work, touches on cool topics, she herself played hamlet in a production, and hamlet itself runs like this thread through the entire novel , but gamli appears here as a kind of black eros, that is, we find many references in the text to the phrase black eros, that is, it comes as a black eros into these relationships, it turns out that it is eros t

good luck to hollie arnold.ies making the headlines today.. chelsea have agreed a fee in the region of £a5 million for atletico madrid's portugal internationaljoao felix. that paves the way for conor gallagher to move in the other direction. burnley midfielder sander berge is close to joining fulham after a £25 million bid for the player was agreed. the player, who missed just one premier league game for the clarets last season, is having a medical today. wolves are looking to sign arsenal goalkeeper aaron ramsdale on a season—long loan. the offer includes an option to make the move permanent for the england international next summer. ramsdale lost his place in the side to david raya last season paul heckingbottom is the new preston manager. he replaces ryan lowe who was sacked after they lost on the opening day of the championship season. heckingbottom won promotion to the premier league with sheffield united last year but was sacked in december you'll have seen over the weekend real madrid's underwhelming star

—— trent alexander—arnold. i for england? -- trent alexander-arnold.ack, playingl will be at right back, playing in defence, and i think he, like a lot of the modern—day fullbacks especially, he has all—round attributes that almost turned them into midfielders, he is very comfortable receiving it with a great range of passing, as has rico and kai walker—peters, at southampton, they are very comfortable in possession and going forwards. at some point i would imagine we will see trent arriving in that area but i see him as a right back.- him as a right back. what is our him as a right back. what is your thinking _ him as a right back. what is your thinking in _ him as a right back. what is your thinking in terms - him as a right back. what is your thinking in terms of. your thinking in terms of whether this is a squad for these _ whether this is a squad for these two games or for the long—term future? these two games or for the long-term future?- these two games or for the long-term future? these two names long-term future? these two games especially _ l

. >> so you're talking arnold stories. >> let's go. to tell you backstage, i thought he's doing steroids because on the magazine, arnold told me, i look big like you, what can i do? he goes overhead light. so create the shadow but then i would go and people would see me at the airport, joe, you got small, man. [laughter] >> but that took a turn because when you said arnold, what should i do? he said made. >> someone read the wikipedia page. give me this because when they were ensuing and you are working out and running the town i'm not here to demonstrate at any levels of this is equipped called comics for kamala. check out. >> j.d. vance is confusing because his rhetoric is panic about immigrants, panic at the disco cases and test in such a mistake it's only true if we are talking about his belt after he [bleep] an orange couch. [laughter] >> she delivered, this is my question for you. we've had this question about onyx getting political, i think there is more value and stay in your lane when it comes to entertainment and this is why.

y vean esta jugada tren alexander arnold al espacio.ma y así los garnett iban a encontrar la victoria en el primer partido de la temporada. pero mañana, mañana tenemos el plato fuerte porque en stamford bridge chelsea recibe a los campeones al manchester city. todo arranca en punto de las 08:00 solamente por la pantalla de telemundo con el equipo de telemundo deportes, con toda la previa, el partido arrancando a las 8 30 del día para que nos acompañen de inglaterra. vamos a volar a españa, donde el fútbol club barcelona ha vivido momentos extraños debido a la situación económica y no poder registrar jugadores. aún así, los ahora dirigidos por el alemán hansi flick debutaron en la liga. vamos a las acciones. esto es en mestalla, enfrentando al valencia. venía entonces el centro y así el valencia abría el marcador. pero entonces iba a aparecer quién sino robert lewandowski primero en este centro de que iba hasta el otro lado, el recentro. y así aparecía el polaco para empatar los cartones. y después, desde los 11 pasos, iba a ser otra vez

, the sportsperson, like, i am hollie arnold, the person.h a difference. when times are tough, it can be easy to fall out of love with even the thing that you've loved the longest. yeah. in your case, the javelin. but from the person that's sat in front of me right now, the love is there, right? if it was ever gone, it's back now? 100%. there's always a time in everybody�*s life where theirjob, you have ups and downs. it'sjust, it's normality. it's just life, it's reality. but i absolutely love throwing the javelin and being able to showcase that in the worlds this year, just how happy i was, how excited, how in the moment i was, i was like, god, i love this sport and i am not retiring anytime soon yet! the little 14—year—old hollie in beijing in 2008 is not the hollie in 2024, and i think thatjust mentally i've been able to deal with a lot. you know, there's been a lot happened in my career so far, and i think that if you — it'sjust, it's being prepared, it's being uncomfortable with the comfortable, you know, just going for it. and i know

disorder and the capital talk of the pose that has plunged the country into renewed political tom arnold. the after months of protests and hundreds of people killed, don glue dashes, anti government protesters got what they wanted. prime minister shed casino has stepped down to the owner of the prime minister has resigned from that post. and we will form an interim government to run the country in charlotte, then god willing, whatever demand you have, we will fulfill them. and we will bring the ship piece ivank. cda new york, defying a nation wide military curve, few 1000 storm shed casinos, official residents after her departure the day after deadly clashes killed over 90 people. standing in the official residence. we probably declare the whole. christie has come to an end. you should see now was the longest serving prime minister bundle of dash. critics accused her government of misusing state institutions and using deadly violence against opposition active as to stay in power which the government has denied. protesters also lashed out at a statute, fussiness father, monte rough mine w

arnold.d a chat before coming on on camera. we talked about your chihuahua, yes. very, very funny. not a euphemism. we talked about your involvement in in dog charities and retired police dogs. >> because you seem to forget that it's the police. >> dogs do retire like police officers. >> yes they do. they have to. they get to a certain age, but they get. i'm actually the ambassador of the british police transport dogs. police dogs. it's quite a btps or whatever it is, and they actually, they're drugs. dogs. they're the ones that are trained to all of these things, but they don't get insurance after they retire. well, that's a disgrace. and when they're left with their handlers, their handlers have to pay- handlers, their handlers have to pay. so this this charity actually gets money so they can actually gets money so they can actually go to them to get. >> i can't believe i want to take that up in parliament. actually oh thank you, because that seems unfair. these dogs , that seems unfair. th

without exaggeration in 1961 in vienna he inspired the future famous actor, the legendary bodybuilder arnoldchwarzenegger to work hard on himself, not just an athlete, a great thinker, that's what he said about yuri vlasov. in 1988 in moscow , the iron arnie. asked and achieved a meeting with his idol. yuri vlasov taught us all that impossible is just a word, precisely because of i refuse to call myself self-made because of people like him. at the training camp, he trained for 7-8 hours, and wrote at night. literary creativity was another passion of yuri vlasov. in 1962, at the world championships, he was not only an athlete, but also a special correspondent for the izvestia newspaper. his book. in general, love for his sons, honest, noble, uncompromising, he saw no limit in training, setting himself more and more new goals, vlasov was the same in his social and political work, having completed sports career, people's deputy of the ussr, and then deputy of the state duma of the first convocation, he even ran for the post of speaker and was a candidate for the presidency of russia, but it was

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iam tanya i am tanya arnold.kes place in paris later with the city promising a games to remember. after covid saw no fans in tokyo and rio was dogged by financial issues, the pressure is on for paris to rival, or even better, london 2012. well, our reporter sally hurst is there, and sally, is there a confidence they'll deliver? there is certainly a feeling here among paralympics gb that we could be on the brink of something special with these games because of course in rio we had the problems with the finances, in tokyo the covid crisis, so this is a chance to reset. we were talking actually tojonnie peacock this printer a few days ago, and he said the feeling he gets is on a part of what he experienced before london which was such a breakthrough games for the paralympic movement in terms of elevating the paralympians to the level of the 0lympians. we also spoke to dave clarke, the ceo of paralympics gb, and asked how important it is that these games are a success. ., ., ., , ., ., a success. london was amazing,

in 1961 in vienna, he inspired the future famous actor, legendary bodybuilder arnold schwarzenegger to work hard on himself, not just an athlete, a great thinker, that's what he said about yuri vlasov. in 1988 in moscow , iron arnie asked and achieved a meeting with his idol. yuri vlasov taught us all that impossible is just a word, it's because of people like him that i refuse to call myself self-made. at training camps, he trained for 7-8 hours, and wrote at night, literary creativity was another passion of yuri vlasov. in the sixty-second world championship, he was not only an athlete, but also a special correspondent for the izvestia newspaper. his book, justice of force, was reprinted many times, as was the special region of china, written on the basis of archival materials and diary entries of his father, the soviet military intelligence officer and diplomat pyotr vlasov. it was a book about the soul. separately, about some mysteries, which vlassakh wrote about very simply, and you know, so clearly that even people who were reading about intelligence for the first time, everythin

establishin himself here arnold 18 twoochl he did one of many things the first to do in yerba buena.s not california yet and was not fully francisco yet. >> because he was an american ci spo spanish he was able to during the time when america was taking over rniarom was annexations that happenedan of course. he was part othe peek doorship to create the state of california a vice council t mexico. mexico granted him tizenship. he loaned the government of san franciscomoney. to funds some of the war efforts to establish the city itself and the state, of course. he established thest hotel here the person people turned to often to receive dignitaries or hold large gatherings established the first public school here and helped start the public school system. he t first steam ship on the bay. a big event for san francisco and depict instead state seal the ship was the sitk a. there is a small 4 block long length of street owned much of that runs essentiallyre transamerica building is to it ends at california. today before am a cute side street. atost t is the center what was all his proper

that said that governor arnold schwarzenegger in california replicated the program statewide and there were some counties where many parents did go to jail because of the truancy of their children. she has always at this duality. that is why it has been very hard for many people to characterize her. is she a cop and embracing her prosecutor role or is she progressive? another issue where she has gone back and forth is on cannabis legalization. she opposed the legalization measure in 2010, she opposed it in 2014 when she ran for reelection as attorney general even though her republican opponent supported it. she opposed it in 2016 when the rest of california supported it. cannabis is legal for recreational uses. then when she went to washington as a senator in 2016 she embraced it and now she is on the leading edge of the administration's role to make cannabis -- to use it for research and such. she has changed on that. as san francisco district attorney she prosecuted cannabis crimes. that is one of those issues where she has taken different stances over the years. host: this is joe ga

od green for deacon, same in the show the training, talk to them the hello and welcome my name is arnold from. can you not ever changing the focus today more than it is on india audit? and tonight we are discussing our great nation that a very special guest is a member of parliament and following minnesota electronics and information and technology and law and justice. combination group sites. radi sean copper assad is a seasoned indian politician lawyer. i've seen a member of the ruining beach, a p policy. his father was also a permanent lawyer and politician, what i use in corporate assault and has represented high profile clients and government bodies. and his legal career includes several law cases. as a politician, he's held numerous key positions in the indian government, including 3 ministerial posts, and has also as a, as a member of both houses of the indian parliament. about sluggard will come to the shore. thank you very much. your father was a prominent lawyer and he was also the member of my business. and how much does that influence due to the choice of goods? first of all,

. >> with say somebody like arnold schwarzenegger as partners to deal with global climate change just as an example. it's that type of galactic problem that you would like to solve and have a role. and that would be an interesting element to watch as well. galactic. i like that term and just one more time before we leave you, you know, because michelle obama. >> you know, there are a lot of names that were bandied about before it was finally decided that it would be kamala harris. you michelle obama, the herbs saying the year when they go low, we go high. >> it's taking a different tact. you think she's going come up with another line that really kind of flips that on its? because democrats are pushing back now. >> yeah, they are. and look, i mean, they're pushing hard at this idea that they knew that things like, you know, donald trump is a threat to democracy. that kind of thing that wasn't working well with swing voters with suburban voters in the purple people saying they're we're does work in cuts that short and how that theme is handled and how they build on that theme is a lear

he's just sitting there at the beach, having an arnold palmer!ghing over the waves! does this look like a man marshaling his forces to take back the nomination? or filming a corona commercial? he's finding his beach! it's over! there's only one way that -- donald, meet me at camera one. [cheers and applause] hello, friend. may i call you donald? i get it. you wanted to run against joe biden, just two old dudes going toe-to-toe fungus. a last hurrah! "rocky 12!" it's not fair! now you've got to run against someone who appears healthy and youthful and happy! her vigor standing as a stark counterpoint to... whatever front butt thing you have going on. and it's pretty clear that biden isn't going to do what needs to be done to stop this steal. but someone i know loves stopping steals. right? you feeling me? kamala harris accepts the nomination next thursday night. which means, it may be time to get the gang together, storm the convention! pull an august 22nd! this time on behalf of joe biden! all you'd need is thousands of supporters who have not yet

of course and hap arnold runs that basically as a peer of george marshall and ernie king you know as a member of the joint chiefs of staff you've got service forces, which of course i have this vast responsibility all over the globe for all the logistical side of the war and whatever else, an army ground forces, which i hope this isn't a controversial statement, but i'm just telling you, it does. the vast majority, the fighting and dying for the united states in world war two. and yet what you've shown mark is just the sort of the paucity of human resources and authority that's invested it in army ground forces, which is carrying the load of this war effort on so many levels. and that falls on mcnair. that's right. yeah, that's right. yeah. and so these charts, i know they're eye charts, they're from the green books. you can take a look at them in if you want. but i, i have a a blue circle around general in a green circle around general mcnair, you know, and on this is the slide up to the march of 1942 reorganization. this one, i got a double click there. again, blue circle is marsha

similar, oh, young, young. votes very, thank you, five, thank you, lina, thank you, i think that arnoldou were not let go on purpose, because you should talk to our legendary petrovich, arnold is generally a handsome man, well done, i could not resist and so, i began to tap triplets, with both hands on the table, and practically tapped out the whole song, well, and... in the fall, in the fall of 57 years, how we what a horror, vovochka, i love you, finally, finally pressed, and glaya, i'm in such an amazing company, lyubochka's friends, then a wonderful singer jumps, yura titov is sitting here with us, we generally danced here, how it suits tanya, how the photo suits you, tanya, we need to now. i suggest waiting at least a minute, listen to the assessment from dnebrov, colleagues, as we understand, after all, it is not vocal data that we intend to evaluate here, rather we evaluate the impression we get. this is such an a, thank you, guys, you have four a's, girls, i congratulate you, thank you very much, oh, well, he is with an animal, the number is amazing, just, as always, the soul si

, arnold ventures co-founder and co-chair. from atlanta fed president raphael bostic weighing in on cpi. tomorrow, u.s. cpi. thursday, retail sales and another round of jobless claims as well as walmart reporting earnings after the bell. friday we will round out the week with chicago fed president austan goolsbee. coming up tomorrow, stuart kaiser, marriott ceo, former chicago fed president charles evans. as we march through what we got today with ppi and look ahead to cpi. this was bloomberg surveillance. ♪ why do couples choose a sleep number smart bed? i need it a little cool and i need it a lot of cool. we're both cool like that. sleep number does that. actively cools and warms on each side. during our biggest sale of the year, save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed and free delivery when you add any base. ♪♪ relax into a caribbean state of mind. visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals. matt: futures are higher. i am matt miller. katie: "bloomberg open interest" starts right now. ♪ sonali: coming up, an abr

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in the recent documentary arnold, the title character was accompanied by james cameron, sylvester stalloned other stars. i'll assume that schwarzenegger, right, our magazines are for a thousand, in 1970 the magazine iskusstvo kino published a devastating article about this film, allegedly discrediting the great revolutionary theme, the issue was immediately sold out, the article included footage of vladimir vysotsky, i'll assume that dangerous tours, right. our magazines are for 800. thanks to this magazine, our readers could first get acquainted with the novels over the abyss vorzhi to kill a mockingbird 100 years of solitude. i think there was such a magazine foreign literature. true, now this magazine exists. vitalik, give me the keys for 600. one of the most prestigious at ilsk university is called the scroll key and the basis. in 1841, what are you talking about, perhaps some student community, right, if it is absolutely certain a secret society, will pluck for 200, before going to a duel, pushkin met with his second in the confectionery of wolf and beronge on nevsky avenue, and a few

thank you to arnold for making this event possible. there might be some light refreshments down in the first floor until 1:00 p.m. be sure to head down there and mingle and network. meet some of your health policy. thank you for coming, everybody.

has been killed in central ukraine after a russian missile strike. regional officials say that miss arnold demolished the hotel and creevy re 5 people are thought to be trapped under the rubble. the crimson hasn't commented on the incident. it has in the past said that his forces do not target civilian infrastructure. and ukraine's military says it is intercepted more than $200.00 russian missed times and drones. that's one of the biggest attacks of the war. so far, the strikes killed at least 7 people and damaged our facilities across the country . alex gets off with us, reports from the capital. keep every tyrant of a key because a lot is worse than aerotech in months, is detected without booms. is the capital said defenses engaged incoming missiles, but some got through people here. i've seen it all before. i always take a book, especially during long area, the alerts and massive attacks. i'm fully involved in the plot and don't think about themselves. flying over the hydro power plant to the north of the cube was also targeted president below them is the lensky condemned the attack? op

ben stiller, rosie o'donnell, kathy griffin, tom arnold and more are expected at this big laughfest tonights. >> laura: it's hilarious most americans say they struggle to save for a rainy day and, what, 48% aren't sure whether they're ever going to be able to retire, young people are kind of giving up on buying a starter home. that's hilarious. great! >> yeah. forget kamala, comics for kamala. she needs budget cutters for kamala. the gross government spending, that's what really led us to this economic free-fall. by the way this economy is falling faster than most miss u.s.a. contestants over the weekend. did you see this? they were falling, literally, off the stage. [ laughs ] the culture predicts everything, laura. when multiple miss u.s.a. contestants are tumbling, look out, america. they were all ok, by the way. >> laura: was it -- what was going -- that was horrible! why were they falling? >> i don't know. [chuckles] the hole in the stage. i don't know. >> laura: all right. speaking of this comics for kamala thing, raymond, i noticed that veep actress, julie louie dry fuss, she's promi

now with all the latest sport here's tanya arnold.t bowler, matthew potts, has been called up for england the first test against sri lanka which starts in manchester on wednesday. he replaces captain ben stokes whose out of the 3 matche series with a hamstring injury. the other change sees dan lawrence come in for injured opener zak crawley. our sports correspondent, joe wilson, says the focus has one of the issues when you are replacing ben stokes, never mind his captaincy, is that he brings that balance to the team. he has been working so hard to get back to being a bowlerfor england. what working so hard to get back to being a bowler for england. what is working so hard to get back to being a bowlerfor england. what is going on behind me is a group of england bowlers are running through their preparations, going through some deliveries with their bowling mantle, a certainjames anderson. but if you look at the balance of the english team now, chris woakes will bat at seven, then that is as they say, in cricketing circles, a long tai

now with all the latest sport here's tanya arnold. hello from the bbc sport centre..