barry: not at all.t is why we look at this transitory inflation as a temporary bump, and then things will reset back to normal. tom: have to leave it there. barry ritholtz, thank you so much. his masters in business podcast has been out for 14 years. lisa, your observation, the worry of inflation. lisa: interesting to see how people are predicting higher inflation but they are continuing to buy into the transitory story and bind to the idea that the fed will continue with their easy money for the long term. that is the conclusion from negative real yields that are the lowest in months. it is the idea we will not get yields even as inflation comes in at the hottest since 1991. tom: got a or something? lisa: -- go to cash or something? lisa: we are in an unprecedented moment but right now it is murky to understand how this will continue. jp morgan said that you see a pickup in car spending which does translate into loan growth. tom: gerard cassidy looked at j.p. morgan earnings and said that was a key ide

barry: pressure. i have to -- for sure.e to preface by saying i have no patience for the spending's goals who whine never buy a new car, do not buy a lot take. that is terrible advice. the math is simple. however much you make, whether it is $50,000 or $50 million, spent less than you, spent less than you earn, pay yourself first, put some money away for -- and you will be ok. i saw somebody complain about people buying new cars and an nba star was driving a 15-year-old sub and they were lauding that -- suv and they were lauding that, and i say modern safety features are so much better for a $75,000 bill with a guy with a $50 million contract. if he damages his knees with a fender bender, his career is over. sometimes you have to spend. i keep coming back to it. if you can afford it. if you can afford a sailboat, by a sailboat. romaine: no boats. barry: if you cannot, don't. matt: that is danger. tom: thank you so much. an important column. we will get that out on twitter. we have to go back to what we are seeing in china.

barry: you say when.s right most of the time when it comes to market prices, but when it comes to forecasting the economy, consensus seems to be wrong most of the time. i cannot count how many times i've been told the bond bull market is over, yields are done going lower. the 10 year will never drop below 2%. i meet 1.5%, i mean 1.25%. here we are. we are 1.2%. that is astonishing. the people betting against bonds have been on the losing side of the trade for almost 40 years. kailey: as you say we are at 1.2186. why? is that growth concern, positioning? what you make of that? barry: it is hard to look at the u.s. is completely separated from the rest of the world. we have seen negative yields in japan for how long? negative yields in europe. that blackhole, that gravitational pull has been exerted on the u.s. because there is so much capital and it is not just the fit and qe. -- the fed and qe. money is looking for a home. who cares if it is 1%? if i put $1 billion in a bank there is no guarantee that ban

the world. >> i think tony's is really a pioneer and also a leader and a front runner. >> reporter: barryund the world, turning beans into liquid, a key part of the chocolate making process. tony's convinced the company to use separate tanks to segregate its beans to preserve the integrity of its supply chain, and that was a hard sell, at first. >> it wasn't easy. a lot of investment had to be done. cost of production would not be as efficient. but some of us believed in it. and we convinced the board to do the investments. and i'm very happy we did. >> tony's chocolonely believes in sharing. >> reporter: now tony's is working with barry callebaut to get other brands to adopt its core principles, like giving farmers more support and pay, and offering to share its network of farmer cooperatives and “bean-tracker” software in a program it calls “tony's open chain.” >> the goal is to really make it easy for chocolate brands to plug into a proven and working coa flow. >> reporter: so far, three competitors have joined, including aldi, and the largest supermarket chain in the netherlands, with

barry, we've seen this rise in interpersonal violence. violence, particularly shootings and homicides across the 50 biggest cities. there's this sort of fascinating consistency in terms of the data we have in 2020 to 2019, which is big and small, places with different policies, different policing policies. how are you thinking about what we've seen in the last year, what we're seeing in the first six months of this year? >> well, chris, you know the problem i think is that we're all experiencing sort of whiplash. i mean, a year ago -- a year and six weeks ago, george floyd is killed and protests begin and everybody's talking about police reform. and now homicides are shooting up and everybody's talking about getting tough on crime again. so, it's very hard for folks to know what we should do. but i think the answer, as amber says, we have a lot of answers. we have answers about what works and treating gun violence as a public health crisis. and we have answers thinking getting tough is going to fix the problem. it exacerbates it. >> talk

because it's a pretty heavy character. >> seth: barry is a film director you're also a film director.p to joel edgerton and say they want to do your next project? >> look, i like ambitious people you know what i mean there's a time and a place for it i don't know that i picked the right time and place, like an evening event in toronto a couple of maybe vodkas under my belt, but you know, passion and ambition i think are great traits and you know, it's good to put yourself in a vulnerable position and tell someone that you really like their work you know, you've got to give it a crack. crikey >> seth: do you feel lo does bod act, do you feel like when you work with different directors you respect, you're always sort of taking things with you for the next time you go behind the camera >> yeah. look, i think being on set is like a place to learn from everyone as an actor, i learn from actors i work with. as an actor, i learn from other actors i work with and for example, in this show, i think it's also important to understand you can learn from children i have this incredible relationshi

gary, luke, barry, fantastic conversation.nks for setting us up what will be a huge week. >>> president biden taking on big business in a quest to pig winners and losers. the administration the only answer to big business is bigger government. brian wesbury is next with a few thoughts. ♪ hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. hi, verizon launched the first 5g network, and now we want to be the first to give everyone the joy of 5g by giving every customer a new 5g phone, on us, aha! old customers. new customers. families. businesses. in-laws. law firms. every customer. new 5

do you agree, barry? >> yeah, the financials, i think, are going to be still in kind of a pause area. people will be looking at the earnings that are coming out and they are so high the expectation s are, it's kind of like a string on a knit sweater. you start pulling it and things get revealed that you don't want to have revealed, and that can be the costs that are associated , you know, the material costs, the people costs, and disruptions in the supply chain, so banks are in a little bit different category than that. they are dependent on interest rates and low interest rates generally are very very helpful because of the spread to the banks, and we like them, we like goldman and we like jpmorgan, so we have them in our golden rainbow fund, so we think the banks are pretty good place to be. lauren: we'll see with those two stay tomorrow and their outlooks for the year. barry james, tom hayes, thank you very much. >> thanks lauren. lauren: so space, the stock, not matching the hype of richard branson ov

jim barry, blackrock alternative investors cio. dr.ne mann is now a number of the monetary postings many for the boe. she wrote a letter to the u.k. treasury committee with things like, "the u.k. recovery is more fragile than appears. a granular approach is needed to asset prices. the u.k. inflation is affected by complex factors. interest in the global recovery may be hit by global infections -- by covid infections." last week, you had the hawks in charge, but the doves kind of came out over the last 24 hours, and catherine mann one of them, talking about how fragile the recovery is. so we will keep track of that as we go. yields dropping in the u.k. as well, down by about nine basis points on the 10 year. coming up, hyzon motors is a maker of hydrogen fuel cell powered vehicles. we will speak to the ceo, craig knight. this is bloomberg. ♪ leigh-ann: this is "bloomberg markets." you are looking at a live shot of the principal room. coming up on "bloomberg markets: the european close," mike jackson, autonation ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪

hammer thrower gwen barry is speaking out.om the flag and draped a t-shirt carrying the words "activist athlete" over her head. this is the second time that she has qualified for the olympics, which will be under way in tokyo in just a few short weeks. olympian gwen barry joins me now. gwen, thank you so much, i appreciate you taking the time. i know it's a busy time for you and a bit of a controversy so i know you have a lot going on. so thank you. >> thank you for having me. and thank you for allowing me to be able to speak for the black communities that i am trying to speak for and stand for. >> okay. well, let's get into it then. give it to us straight. why do you turn away from the flag during the anthem at the olympic trials? >> let's be clear. i do respect the constitution, because obviously i was exercising my constitutional right. but i will not stand for any type of symbol or song that does not stand for all people in america. >> and you think the symbol, the flag and the anthem, are symbols and signs that don't stan

barry, thanks for being here. appreciated.am usa has won one medal, -- for the very first time in nearly 50 years. what kind of kept us from winning on day one? was it more of a scheduling thing. where is it sports that are -- >> for sure, no gold medals on day one for one thing, the u.s. is such a powerhouse within the first session of swimming. it was just preliminary heats on saturday. the american team was ready. they are favored to beat the australians in what should be a thrilling me. on the first day when metals were giving out in swimming, the u.s. had never won as many as six medals. that total today, chases gold. a really strong and inspiring anchor leg to the woman's four by 100 really from simone emanuel. very, very good rebound if you want to call it that for the americans. >> absolutely. the athletes are facing so many challenges from pro covid protocols. having no fans in attendance to, that heat wave. but i'm curious about the no fans in attendance. because this is the first time we've had an olympics like this

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they mentioned gwen barry who turned away the national anthem was played last month.want to see those games politicized. for every one of our athletes who stand on that podium we want them to be as enthusiastic about representing the united states as all of us are in congress. >> barry held up a t-shirt that read activist athlete. their concerns are justified. >> what is this about an antiaging pill? >> reporter: the secret to the fountain of youth found with the us military, special ops command testing and antiaging pill that could slow neurodegeneration and decrease inflammation which can improve the lifespan in general of humans, working with leading industry partners and clinical research institutions developing the pharmaceutical in the form of a pill for a variety of uses for civilian and military members, might include improve human performance like increased endurance, faster recovery from injuries, trials will begin next year. it is not really antiaging but injury prevention. that is a big benefit which would help the us military in particular. carley: sound

they got me out of there so they would bring a body back for my family to barry.: you got to a medical treatment facility and they tried to keep you alive and what did they do during that period of time? sen. duckworth: my door gun on the right side in the rescue realizes i am alive because he sees more blood on the deck of the aircraft and realizes he has a turn to get on. no one should be bleeding. why is there more blood? he realized tammy is still bleeding. her heart is pumping. he declines treatment when they get put into the medevac aircraft. the medic says take care of her. david: eventually you're on morphine and other drugs but when you wake up, when you realize you have lost your legs and use f your right arm? sen. duckworth: i knew i was wounded but i knew i was safe. i was in excruciating pain. i asked my husband to ask the doctor if i could have tylenol because my feet hurt. that is when he went out and got the doctor and the two of them came in and told me there was no tylenol they could give me for my feet because i did not have feet or legs anymore

joining the conversation as well dagen mcdowell, james freeman, barry great to see you.e fed, in the coming two years. >> well, i think a big part is evident by rebound this morning following china cutting reserve requirements for banks, so the bond yield real rate in particular, inflationary component not a good indicator of u.s. growth since bond conundrum in 2005 and 2006, when the chinese inflows japanese inflows became to prevalent a dominant factor another example yield curve inverted why 2019 august in particular during depths of trade war the talk at the time was curve was inverting discounting u.s. recession what it was reflecting was recession in global trading global manufacturing far more sensitive actually to global growth than u.s. growth, far more to do on its go forwarded basis with expectations, for fd policy and really in particular, in the back end of the market, 30-year sectors particular it moves sharply higher in the first quarter because of the blue wave and unexpected 1.9 trillion dollars of deficits finance through stimulus program, when the prog

of the powers and bass and barry. i'm just saying that this methodology is the right one to go out from the crisis in rather a wage to again make this a necessary confidence and trust between the different political stakeholders, incentives, yami about, you know, being less and less here. so what is urgent for us? the images she now is to have democracy back. and i'm not saying that just concern of someone from the political class or the elite. i do consider that if we don't solve our problem democratic process, which could include actually a new elections and anticipated elections of the parliamentary barrels of the present. the presidential, sorry, levels and place is very about. it's because we don't. yes, sorry. you talk about no, i just so i just want to make sure we hear from our other guests as well. you talk about a democratic person, miss, i don't, danny. they can't be one at the moment. can their parliament is frozen for 30 days and they can be no democratic process. let's say the 30 days pass parliament is

barry was there with boun. how things have changed, and then the giants find themselves down to nothing. kevin gossip. it didn't have it again, and buster posey with a shot to left goes for an r b, i double gosman walk. and comes in to score. so it's 22 that didn't last for long as the astros have this guy by the name of jose, i'll prove it smallest player in the major leagues. this is his second home run of the game. it happens to be a grand slam third grand slam for him in the year. he's got 25 to lead the astros, and they go on to win at 96 as the giants rallied but couldn't quite get there. and down in southern california beautiful night for baseball in anaheim. if you don't score, you ain't gonna win it. chris bassett made sure the angels did not. he was on top of his game today, going seven innings of shutout ball, and he takes care of shohei otani, and he is down on strikes later, otan it let up in ending with a base said tries to steal second and meet the arm of sean murphy, who is absolutely. lutely gu

according to iac chairman barry diller, the answer is yes.ess as we knew it before is finished and will never come back. to cofounder and executive chair of slated, the leading online film packing, management and distribution center, let's start with your prediction for black widow this weekend. will more people go to theaters or watch it on streaming disney plus to see it? >> theaters, not even a question. i recently went and saw a quiet place 2 at the chinese theater in l.a. on hollywood boulevard of, and even though they have a limit on how many people can be in the theater, it was a blast. everyone there felt like, oh, my god, we've been missing out. and i think now that theaters have lifted the restrictions and they're now nearing something like 8ing 0% catty -- 80% capacity in the nation, it's going to be a blowout. based on their previews on thursday, it looks like it'll grouse 80, 90, $100 million, a pandemic record, and come close to being a record for countless other of the films compared to countless other films in the franchise. l

now, allen weisselberg did not cooperate and he was indicted and his son barry was not charged but thishe relationships, either his son barry or allen weisselberg's wife who would have signed joint tax returns. to bring charges, prosecutors have to establish they understood this financial arrangement and knew taxes should have been paid so it's not an easy lift. attorneys my colleague and i spoke with said this is a common tactic and this indictment was writ written in a way to say the charges are serious and they have evidence and he should consider cooperating and said it should not be lost that family members could get dragged into this as potential witnesses. now weisselberg has not been cooperating and pleaded not guilty and his lawyer says that he will fight these charges in court and so far the trump organization and weisselberg are very much aligned after the charges were announced last week. the trump organization said that weisselberg was a pawn and donald trump himself told "the new york times" of weisselberg i'm with him all the way. erin? >> thank you very much. so on the b

barry, appreciate your guidance today. thanks >> thank you >>> speaking of the bond market right now, the 20-year bonds just went up for auction how did it go off, risk? >> you know what it did not go off well i gave it a charlie minus, a c minus. it could have been a d plus and i'll tell you why. it's 24 billion reopened 20 year we're adding a new issue from a couple of months ago so technically it's 19 year, 10 months the yeield at the auction, 1.89. made right before 1:00 p.m. eastern was 1.875% so at 1.89, it priced higher hider yield, lower price all the actual metrics had the bit to cover, directs at 18.9, these are all better than 10 auction averages dealers take a whisker under 21%. 2% under 10 auction average. so if you look tae chart of net yields, rates have been rising all day. it's probably a better auction than it looks. but at the end of the day, pricing counts today there's been a major shift obviously maybe treasuries can still be a head for problematic stock pricing. kelly. >> rick, thank you thank you ve

but that and gwen barry, the you are going to have people who oppose her politics and want her to beng against people they would align against otherwise. this is a completely separate situation from each of those which is separate from one another. the common thing in life specifically is being picked on and antagonized by people. i just don't know if you tested positive right at that time if this is the one that speaks to the antagonism against black women, especially in a sport like track and field. that's out there, right? it just so happens that they're going down to a white woman. but generally speaking, it's going to be a black woman that wins the 100-meter dash. in all likelihood. this is an event that the machine has decided we can have the hundred meters. they gave up on that one a while. >> sha'carri richardson may be able to compete in the relay and may get a medal if she's allowed to do that. i have to feel and maybe because as a black woman and somebody who has to deal with black hair styles and all of the issues that we have, but the swim team, when you combine the fact

barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. god of mercy and light, we are in your hands 4.today, show mercy to the members of this

barry, thank you for joining us. think that we are all surprised not just yesterday but also today to see simone biles pull out because of course she is so loved and so incredibly talented at what she does. but it is this expectation that perhaps is proving too much for her. >> absolutely. it was stunning, you're right, to sit there in the arena last night, simone biles was expected to lead the american team to another gold medal, that is what she had done five years ago in rio de janeiro, there was no reason despite all the hardships over the last year in particular after the delay of the olympics, after another year of training, after putting off retirement, to believe that she wouldn't go out and do what she always does which is just totally marvel you. instead, she was unable to pull off even a warm-up jump that was to her normal standard. she was clearly out of sorts. and i think there was some bravery to say, you know what, i'm going to do more harm than help here if i stay in this competition. and it is furthe

stuff for barry. that'd be like saying you could drink up the ocean. i don't think we can drink up all the ocean fish. it's the same here. my jerry will never be able to eat up all these mountains. the variable we do is make a little cut, the very just a little card. you understand. we're not destroying them. my know she mind me the landscape formed by the quarries however, tells another story. sandro manfredi checks if a quarry has really been close down or he exposes illegal practices. it's the only way he says to stop this carnage. laquanda shall my tv for someone directly since our group has taken action with linda, all investigated quarries have been temporarily or permanently shut down money like this one here. so know what that makes for dozens of site on the to 3 tween about $30.40. they provide, you mean the idea of wine it went to very appleone happened classified as an irreplaceable natural heritage. and each piece that's removed is last forever. there are $3000.00 species of flowers and plants and the apple on out is one that's half of ital

[ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on the train ♪ ♪ me and you listeninge rain ♪ ♪ me and you we are the same ♪ ♪ me and you have all the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me are we ♪ ♪ me and you singing in the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪ ♪ >>> hello i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman. good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it's wednesday, july 7th. happening now, tropical storm lerks sa bearing down on the gulf coast of florida, expected to make landfall here in the next few hours. the storm is weakening slightly, but it's still capable of causing a lot of destruction. >> elsa is packaging damaging winds and life threatening rain. residents urged to stay indoors and off streets until the threat passes. this morning, the coast guard is searching for nine people missing off the coast of key west. 15 others were rescued. right to randi kaye with a sense of how things are going this morning in clear water beach. windy. >> reporter: certainly. good morning to both of you. it's been windy and rainy th

weekend shailene woodley is here and he's an emmy winning actor you know from "happy days" and now "barryst man in show business and a good friend of this show, henry winkler will be joining me but before we get to all of that, fox news host brian kilmeade said it's not the government's job to protect people from covid. meanwhile, donald trump and a former fox news host, bill o'reilly were having trouble selling tickets for an arena tour for more on this it's time fro a "closer look." ♪ >> seth: as covid cases surge once again thanks to lagging vaccination rates and the highly contagious delta variant, the biden administration is desperately trying to get as many people vaccinated as possible some local governments like los angeles county are also re-imposing indoor mask mandates to curb the surge in cases and now the latest covid news has created some tension on the set of "fox and friends. this morning, steve doocy strongly urged viewers to get vaccinated while brian kilmeade insisted it's not the governments job to protect people >> well listen, if you didn't get a vaccination, that's

oh, barry, he got me faced with the obvious impotence of the authorities. sondra manfredi had no choice but to denounce the quarries, illegal practices, putting himself personally at risk in trouble. one day someone loosens my cars, wheels i call to mechanical, and it immediately became clear, it was no accident. he prepared an expert appraisal, and i filed charges for property damage and i need he survived the ordeal, but it could have been fatal. still, he persists, undeterred by fear or threats. on this evening, he is discussing a new campaign. i'm one of the names and all of that. we're planning a tour with my friend out there to order a director and environmental activists in police. quarry is in the middle of a nature reserve. and we wants to protect the local floor of, you know, do money back to my breast, or heading off into the mountains here early in the morning that i know for stock, we'd like to sign and we're taking a back way through the lorazepam. so the workers don't see it when you throw in, but we'll have a good view of what's going on in the quarry from of above me. a

in this irish bar we found barry and charlie, they live in spain, england based fans losses are theirn.— live in spain, england based fans losses are their gain. i have been to 8 world cup and this is our time. brilliant. i follow england everywhere. love the opportunity. england's first ever match with ukraine was 21 years agoer, it features two fall yahr face, the two men who marriage their country, since then they have played another six time, england have only lost once but there is no complacency here if once but there is no complacency her; once but there is no complacency her , ., ., , ,., here if we focus on ourselves and cive here if we focus on ourselves and give ourselves — here if we focus on ourselves and give ourselves a _ here if we focus on ourselves and give ourselves a great _ here if we focus on ourselves and i give ourselves a great opportunities of going through to the semifinal. on the streets of kyiv there are mixed feelings about facing england. ukraine has very good high level players with their personal skills they can create opportunities. england team is st

one o of the best books i read is "the culture of fear" by barry glassner.ot over but is in a much more manageable state? >> absolutely. my criticism is very straightforward. you talked a lot on the show and other times about fox news. when it comes to vaccination, they're kind of the sledge hammer of the truth and of getting the right word out. but i think most of the rest of the meet yeah, frankly, or certainly much of it, is chipping around the edges. let me say why i think that. an important survey came out this week from the keiser family foundation. and among their findings was that 10% of americans -- one in ten americans is still considering whether to take the vaccine, whether to get their shot. that is, they have not decided they're not going to do it. they have not decided they're going to do it. what they say is i want to wait and see how it works out for other people. so when you have these stories, these headlines about how break-through cases are going way up and people who are vaccinated are in the hospital, you know, some of these are ridicu

since that momentous day 53 years ago, ask colin kaepernick's kneel to locking arms and hanquinn barrief the flag create going trouble, that's something to be proud of, particularly when a people, a race of people are in the fire. many individuals run in that crisis situation but there's certain situation individuals that will stand tall for all of those individuals that stood as well as those that ran. >> reporter: this year the international olympic committee announced new rules to deter these acts allowing athletes to protest before the events but not during competition or on the podium. this i aert ase by activism and expected protests across the spectrum of human rights causes. >> i think it's a really catch-22 type spot that the olympic movement put itself in making grand claims about it's naturally and organically. when in fact, i think, a lot of sports progressive forces come through conflict, through people speaking out and protesting. >> that's the message of john carlos that speaking out can help bring unity and respect to all, no matter the pedestrial i comes. >> i didn't pu

barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. o god, you are our refuge. give us the wisdom to live, so

official greg lee ktvu fox two news how well barry weather some hot temperatures inland over the pastfinally some changes headed our way, as you can see, with the temperature comparison top road today. bottom row forecast highs. for tomorrow, and we're not just talking about a few degrees, maybe around 5 to 12 to 13 degrees cooler as we head into your saturday as we start off your weekend as we check out the satellite in the radar this evening, another round of showers and thunderstorms least earlier today. how toward the sierra right around, at least approaching the lake tahoe area. for us. we have a big batch of low clouds and fog just offshore, ready to push back into the bay in factor camera is picking up on that tonight as you can pick out two looking out toward the oak next to worry. san francisco. lots of cloud cover here, so we'll wake up to some gray and maybe, but as some drizzle first thing tomorrow morning, so don't be surprised if you see some wet roadways, especially out towards the coast. maybe right around the bay shoreline temperatures right now in the fifties to the

. >> and crenshaw double down on his criticism of gwen barry is a new photo shows she may be hiding her picture. ♪♪ .. i hated sticking my fingers, then i got the dexcom g6. i just glance at my phone, and there's my glucose number. wow. my a1c has dropped over 2 points to 7.2. that's a huge victory. >> reporter: our society speaks racism. it has spoken racism since we were born. of course you are racist. >> school is out for some of the critical race theory is not. was one documents provided to fox news show portland public schools now starting and i racism teacher training to get educators ready for the fall. here to weigh in founder of every black life matters, how frustrated or frightened i should say should every american be that any teacher in our country is being trained like this? >> thank you for having me. every parent and every teacher, every educator should be concerned about this because fundamentally what we are asking our children to do or literally teaching them to do is to hate one another. a very early age before they even have the opportunity to form thoughts and opini

barry: bien. enfermera: ¡adelante! ¡hola! madre: feliz navidad. [risas] enfermera: adelante.asen. - ¡hola, linc! - ¡feliz navidad! - ¿ya tienes permiso para eso? - solo tengo un permiso. - mami, mira a lincoln. [risas] lincoln: feliz navidad. - ¿cÓmo estÁs, linc? lincoln: bien. madre: quÉ gusto verte. lincoln: ¿cÓmo estÁ su novio, morris? - estÁ bien. juega golf en florida. lincoln: ¿juega golf? madre: sÍ. eddie: ¡el capitÁn flash en ruedas! - ¡hola, paulie! ¡feliz navidad! lincoln: ¡feliz navidad a todos! - oye, linc, te obsequio esto para que te mejores mÁs rÁpido, ¿eh? ¡aquÍ tienes! - ¡gracias, eddie! - es lindo. quÉ bonito. enfermera: adelante, pasen ustedes. - hola. feliz navidad. - feliz navidad. feliz navidad. [voces indistintas] janine: ¡mira eso! kenneth: luce muy bien, seÑor rhyme. - ¿seÑor rhyme? dime lincoln, ya eres de confianza. [risas] ¡no puedo creerlo! ah, ¡no puedo creerlo! ¡feliz navidad! ¿quÉ hacen aquÍ? kimmy: feliz navidad, tÍo linc. lincoln: oh... ¡dame un beso! feliz navidad, kimmy. ¿cÓmo estÁs? ¿quÉ tal, tony? ¡por dios! no sabÍa que vendrÍan. - creÍ

but barry, they can push the change of fasten by forcing companies to need to do it to save money. alternately macias book from a girl at any given thanks a lot for joining us on the to be a business man for a quick look at some of the other business stories making headlines. a dodge court has roads that thousands of folks spoken owners are entitled to compensation in the diesel gate case. because in amsterdam set that compensation of up to $3000.00 per car was warranted. dennis had filed a class action suit over the german comic as rigging a diesel emission test. if any reasons for the top wall street bank, big lenders are seeing sharp, the higher profits in the 2nd quarter is the u. s. economy bounces back j. p. morgan earnings more than doubled while goldman sachs revenues. it's asset management is an all time high. pm central bank is formerly beginning a project to create a digital your own plan aims to react to the growing popularity of crypto currencies and online payments. the c. b will now begin exploring exactly how it should work from a coin purse to a digital wallet, in euro or digi

i go back to gwen barry.he has more potential than a whole lot of other athletes who are actually winning their sport. host: this was her tweet last month at those semifinals, at the trials i should say. she said stop playing with me and there is a picture of her off the podium at the awards ceremony. mike is up next on the independent line, somerville, massachusetts. caller: good morning. i want to draw everyone's attention to one thing. that is that the guest that we are listening to has no primary argument other than assuming the intent of the athletes that are being talked about. that is what everything hinges upon that we are listening to for the last 10 minutes. it is kind of an embarrassing conversation that we are having here that we have to hinge everything upon intent. i would ask the guest to bring it up a notch and get away from that. i don't have time for this. i want to listen to something with a little more substance. i know that this is what people like ben shapiro almost thrives upon, this ki

i'm barry barry next to me some money. thank you very much. angie and her female partner use donor sperm to have a child. they picked a healthy donna or so they thought well, what we found out is that he had several debilitating mental health issues. depending on which doctors diagnosis you were looking at, it was good. so affective disorder, skits a friend ya bipolar disorder. also narcissistic personality disorder was written in there. and then he had a felony from a break and enter that he had done. and there were other arrests along the way. they didn't, they get a medical history from this guy or did the guy just lie and they accepted the lie? yeah, they, they give them a questionnaire. they do call it a medical history questionnaire. and then they asked the donor to respond to a list of things. do you have this? do you have that? do you have this is a friend, is one of the things that he was asked, but he just checked it off. no, we notified them of our findings and they just told us we had the wrong guy. and then th

[inaudible] from citigroup, david mccarly, from baxter, mccarly, and barry, and this concludes my presentation unless commissioners have any questions for our team members or myself. >> thank you. so before we take any questions, i want to say thank you to the staff and to the testimony but also turn to see whether we have any comments from members of the public. madam secretary, do we have any member of the public wishing to comment? >> clerk: at this time, members of the public who wish to provide public comment should call 415-655-0001, enter access code 146-906-7228. press the pound sign and the pound sign again to enter the call. press star then three to be placed in the queue, and if you are listening to us by phone and you would like to provide public comment, please press star, three. we'll provide a few moments for the members of the public to call in. madam vice chair, at this time, it does not appear there are any members of the public wishing to comment on this item. >> okay. thank you. there being no members of the public at this time wishing to comment, i will now close public co

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this is glenn barry in 2015, the first time she qualified for the olympics, she had no problem wavinglag and representing her country then. what happened between 2015, and 2021? clearly glenn barry like many others were repeatedly told about the gloom of america focusing on problems and setbacks and sins but like the people who make up america, that is not all there is. we are good, inventive, loving people in this july 4th let's rekindle john adams's rays of ravishing white and glory to celebrate this. despite our differences as one american people. joining me now is dennis desousa, conservative opera, filmmaker, host of the dennis desousa podcast and doctor carol swain. i want to start with you. we are all for inclusion and making every citizen a part of this ongoing american experiment. but talk to me about the habit of dividing people along racial, sexual and religious lines and what that does to our unity particularly now. >> i can tell you i find it deeply offensive and i believe that it is destroying our nation and it is weakening our nation before the world. the only people wh

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anniversary of the 3 the need some mastercard, which killed more than 8000 muslims. collaborations include barry and 19 newly identified victims. yeah, trust a t 2060 s ago was yours, west since the 2nd world war now government across europe stepping out to fight against the delta variance of the current a virus health authorities hope to see one step ahead or the west. if i had of rise and infections by increasing vaccinated rates, france is focusing in particular on health workers. and we make immune nice ation compulsory. but not everyone agrees. this is the way to go. just celine has had her hands full during the pandemic, hoping some of the most vulnerable at this retirement home southeast of paris to protect them. the assisted nurse has been wearing masks and gloves, but there is one precaution. she'd rather not take, at least not for now. i don't care, but today we want to wait a bit longer before i guess. i mean, i do know we need to know more about these new vaccine 1st roll. the government got lots of things wrong at the beginning of the pandemic. i don't want to rush in today. i'm at

olympian gwen barry turned her back on the american flag during the national anthem.k about britney spears's conservatorship case. doesn't look like things are going well for britney. >> she named jamie spears her competitor for $60 million, that was denied by a judge. that motion was filed late last year separate from the emotional testimony we heard from a week ago. the specific motion in the next hearing was july 14th. britney is not in control of her personal decisions or her fortunes or the hours that she works or if she wants to have another baby, she wants her baby in charge of half of it and another one, judy montgomery in charge of the other half and she said enough is enough. stuart: that has not changed. >> they will fade file another motion of the public is behind her. we will do the court says in response to this motion. stuart: a 40-year-old woman with a $60 million fortune can't make a doctors appointment or do various things on her own, can't renovate her own kitchen without asking permission. i will show you a photo of the elliptic athletes, gwen barr

join the fight at alz.org/walk [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on theyou listening to the rain ♪ ♪ me and you we are the same ♪ ♪ me and you have all the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me are we ♪ ♪ me and you singing in the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dagen: the white house doing some serious damage control after the secretary defendant president biden's plan to push back -- by going door-to-door. >> trillions of dollars spent to try to keep americans alive during this pandemic so it is absolutely the government's business, it is taxpayers' business if we have to continue to spend money to keep people from contracting covid and helping reopen the economy. >> dagen: now trying to walk back that comment, claiming he was taken wildly out of context. that is a way to convince people to get vaccinated, the government is going to show up at your door. >> jesse: i have an idea, i don't have good ideas often but this is a very innovative idea, tell me if this works, if you're worried about people who are vaccinated, why don't you

john barry joins us, thank you for being with us. the u.s.ed to 11,000 a month ago. delta is around three times more transmissible. how worried are you about a variant evolving that could completely bypass existing vaccines? >> i am worried. i think, you know, all the five pandemics going back to 1889 that we know anything about in detail, the virus enters the human population, it's a new virus. it adapts to humans. initially, it becomes better at transmissibility, which has happened. and in past pandemics, the viruses have tended to become more dangerous as well. which, the data is not crystal clear yet, but it looks like they're at least somewhat more dangerous. we're not done yet. there will be more variants, and whether they get worse, or whether delta is the worst case, we don't know. i do think that we have already seen tendencies of the various variants to at least marginally escape the ability of the vaccines and for natural immunity, they demonstrated at least some ability to escape. i think over a period of time, it's very reasonabl

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we have a new plea offer for the oath keeper caleb barry, pleading guilty to conspiracy, making him thed guilty, the third to conspiracy specifically. all four oath keep verse agreed to help prosecutors with the investigation. that's a big early win for the u.s. justice department. that's a very hay-level case. also new to the justice department, a series of new body camera videos from the capitol grounds, they tow the veracity of that hand-to-hand combat. new perspectives we haven't seen yet from january 6th. these videos were evidence in the case of a pan robert morris who was trying to get released from jail pending trial. the judge ordered him held, citing some of these videos. he was accused ought not being a part of the combat against police but of helping coordinate the movement of stolen riot shields and the movement of the mob towards the front lines. >> scott, thank you. coming up, we'll take you to one community that is becoming the epicenter of a national debate over the 2020 election results. why republicans are calling at this time smoking gun of election fraud. >>> (vo) c