i wanted to buy a green bentley all my life i dreamed about this, you know, you weren’t the only oneho gave away a broken car for 15 pieces of the whole owner , but it’s still for nothing for bentley. and i could restore, and fifteen pieces, as i understand it, you were not there. yes, it was five to borrow from no one remembered about the pawnshop. went there once. hmm urgent. i had to intercept took 100 bucks under the engagement ring and cross i saw how the appraiser took out money from the safe and there were few visitors and the guard was alone. and why exactly rozanov was invited to be an accomplice, it was necessary to have some. with a toy gun, i was afraid, and vovan blinded two shockers, well, yes, freshly renovated rooms with mud, stuck up, did the job and called the owner to take everything honestly. i personally give him trinkets, he could wait, then sell. left the cash turned out to be a little, and the owner. the goat didn't want to give up. yes? well, i don't have a dime of that money spent ready to return. it will count for me. hello, something happened. no, i just w

in the last few months, who bentley has grown. she's now a close heavy uncle, but it's not just a buddy that has changed. she's learned a lot about yourself. and helpless and mothers. yeah. one is what i always defined to myself and by my athletic performance and sporting success in the it was also how i viewed my personal value in on. i think that's a big mistake to make as an athlete. i missed that because i know that i can do so much more and that i'm worth so much more than just my athletic performance. so i think it's really positive to change your self perception in order to improve your sense of self. whereas i said it's a and not an outline of how to assess that the few dollars of how to use the another method to maintain who athleticism is regular performance diagnostics of his daughter will help gaze or to effectively tailor her training of to hook pregnancy and avoid issues as she wraps up again. i'm not asking blake other for both sites are stuck with on false using signal come start list now. the there are just a few

in the last few months, who's bentley has grown. she's now a close heavy uncle. but it's not just a buddy that has changed. she's learned a lot about yourself to help me and mothers. yeah. one is what i always find to myself is by my athletic performance and supporting success in the it was also how i viewed my personal value. and i think that's a big mistake to make as an athlete. i missed that because i know that i can do so much more and that i'm worth so much more than just my athletic performance. and so i think it's really positive to change your self perception in order to improve your sense of self. whereas i said, it's not an outline of how to assess that because your daughters, i've taught to use another method to maintain who athleticism is regular performance diagnostics. this dante will help games a to effectively taylor her training of to her pregnancy and avoid issues as she wraps up again. i'm up in the blink of both sides of stock then falls start list. now the there are just a few weeks left before giving birth. everything has been prepared. jus

and i can pull her am bentley to lily trained once or twice a week. and that makes a difference as silva this monday soviet. this isn't what does she my dad used to be escape or de himself. he 1st have lily on a boat at the tender age of 12 months. all of us started coaching high when she this 5 1st once a week and then progressively move until her parents the 2020 olympics switch. those people that test school know about the time the sometimes they ask about how she or i feel during the competitions, but i don't find it annoying. now. who has some teachers might know because of reading the news. but your average people has no idea who i am and there's a similar lack of foss when it comes to training preparations with her father. instead of redid rules that focuses more on creative freedom. easy really? yeah. i normally have a plan for which will occur to me when i go to bed. and while i'm sleeping off, i think that i know the, you know, the whole thing, cuz this will, that trick that we can do. i know within this, i mean it's not as if we have no pla

greg and brian pit kansas and that's dierks bentley.highly recommend going to that concert, if you can. greg? >> greg: you are such groupy. >> totally. >> greg: thanks for rich if you want to donate to attac all things thrown at crooners go to my website. jamie his so you, paul mauro, kat timpf. going to be great show, great monday. look at the pictures. i went to providence and did a live show saturday night in rhode island. probably one of my favorite shows of all time. nice pictures. 10,000 people. maybe not. but close. get books there. this is a great -- look at mien fast. those are my feet. that's my dog. tim shillue is asleep. goes fast with pictures. i have greaten fast. look at that lady. look at the other lady. why the way, i had great burger there. i went to union station brewery, providence, you know, it's okay. but, union station brewery, all right. september, look at this, reading, p.a. the king of late night. jamie lissow, jim norton, joe matchy, nic dipaolo, it's going to be ugly. go to g. gut felt. >> jesse: i'm going to

liz bentley, as always we appreciate your time and your insights. thank you. u.s.resident biden has reaffirmed his commitment to nato's newest member finland. speaking in helsinki, biden said the u.s. and finland are working in lockstep for a more secure path for nato. biden said the nordic summit which he attended this week, included sweden, denmark, iceland, norway, as well as finland, addressed challenges including clean energy, regional security, and technology. the talks came on the heels of this week's nato summit in lithuania. with the war in ukraine high on the agenda, biden says he is hopeful negotiations will one day bring this war to an end. >> i don't think the war can go on for years for two reasons. number one, i don't think that russia could maintain the war in terms of their resources and capacity. number two, i think that there is going to be a circumstance where eventually putin will decide it is not in the interest of russia, economically, politically, or otherwise, to continue this war. but i cannot predict exactly how that happens. my hope is i

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bonnie field is a professor of political science at bentley university. hour, the associated press reports with more than half the vote counted, the socialist party and center-right popular party are neck and neck. this is different from the pre-election polls. what do you make of that? >> the election is turning out to be quite close, close in terms of both the perctage of the vote that the two lead parties are earning and then also, it is uncertain what the final distribution of the seats will be and therefore, who will be able to form a government. right now it appears to be up to grabs. it is early so we need to await final results. john: as voters went to the polls, what was on their minds? what was the driving factor and issues in this campaign? >> the driving factors and issues have to do with the economy, of course. with controlling inflation.ng- there are issues, social issues on the agenda that some voters have in mind. for example, gender equality policy and lgbtq rights. also, things like climate change. economic issues but also social issues.

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we will now talk about it with the bentley breakdown war correspondent.xpression of the united states of america, but now i see this man under a completely different flag. it is a pleasure to welcome you to our program. did you hear this part of the conversation? and if you have any comments regarding these statements, but i think the economy. europe they are now based on the benefits of working people that in the united states in europe continue to profit from the money that goes to ukraine is from all the profits from arms sales. that's what everyone wants while the average people's quality of life goes down. and we now we have heard speeches that it is very important to prevent the appearance in the media of any war crimes by ukraine. here you are as a person who is now in donetsk. do you often record these war crimes? you are dozens of civilians, we are talking about terrorism and baguette crimes, and now they don’t talk about it in the western media and do nothing about it yourself, do you manage to somehow convey to the american reader or viewer wha

a liz bentley is a british meteorologist use chief executive of the royal media or logical society. earlier i asked her how experts such as yourself can attribute extreme weather events to climate change. yeah, so most of the he's events that was saying the rec codes being broken around the world tends to be attributed to climate change. and we, we have a method that we can do to, to, to scientifically and look at how we attribute these extreme events. so for example, we brought in models with all the human and juice greenhouse gases that we have put in the atmosphere, and we see how likely these bends. these events also happen. we also good models. we've out those greenhouse gases that we have puts in the office for you and see what the likelihood is that, you know, the world could produce these kind of events. we found those human induced greenhouse gases. so we get these figures of things being a 100 times more likely all twice as likely to happen because of these studies, most heat defense of attributed to climate change. many of the flooding if i saw, but not all, as you said,

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. you about in a bentley.'s all what i've done through right? know, it's all what i've done thr(enough right? know, it's all what i've done thr(enough that right? know, it's all what i've done thr(enough that , ight? know, it's all what i've done thr(enough that , tommy. know, it's all what i've done thr(enough that, tommy. you're >> enough of that, tommy. you're behind i know you like behind the bar. i know you like a few. yeah every week we have a guest to . on to see what they're guest to. on to see what they're like. pulling full like. actually pulling a full pint. for it. pint. go for it. >> let's go. it's not my first rodeo. no not like a professional mate . professional mate. >> normally. >> normally. >> normally. >> normally i ain't really done it before. to be fair, i only get told off for pouring my own pints yeah. pints in the pub. yeah. yeah. because wrong side of because i'm on the wrong side of the well, it's a bit the bar. yeah well, it's a bit frothy, mate. >> no, listen , listen, listen, >> no

. you about in a bentley.one know, it's all what i've done through right? know, it's all what i've done thr(enough right? know, it's all what i've done thr(enough that right? know, it's all what i've done thr(enough that , ight? know, it's all what i've done thr(enough that , tommy. know, it's all what i've done thr(enough that, tommy. you're >> enough of that, tommy. you're behind i know you like behind the bar. i know you like a few. yeah every week we have a guest to . on to see what they're guest to. on to see what they're like. pulling full like. actually pulling a full pint. for it. pint. go for it. >> let's go. it's not my first rodeo. no not like a professional mate . professional mate. >> normally. >> normally. >> normally. >> normally i ain't really done it before. to be fair, i only get told off for pouring my own pints yeah. pints in the pub. yeah. yeah. because wrong side of because i'm on the wrong side of the well, it's a bit the bar. yeah well, it's a bit frothy, mate. >> no, listen , listen, l

i had two bentleys that i sold. thank god i own almost a thousand meters of everything. the basement is an art space, where the day before yesterday there was an event and guesswork, and the neighboring apartments are 130 m. mom also lives in the property somehow happened. the oil or the issue very often there were rumors that someone supported me, that i had some kind of money there. 10 not at first. started with potatoes, chicken and jam, because yes the nineties were hungry. then i began to cost 50 dollars, then seventy then 100, then 200, then 300. i realized that the line does not end. i started lecturing about fashion sorry or about inspiration about how to live, more money appeared, plus social networks appeared later, uh, i was the face of one company, the second . i have been the face of a cosmetic brand for 5 years. it is too. sorry money and very serious and me. always loved money. you are the most important and never hide it. and when i myself realized that i have so many things, i, frankly, i swear to you denis, i myself sometimes sit, i think how you do it

garrett bentley, advisor to senator grassley and david car lucci former democrat state senator from new. garrett, i want to start with you. sometimes they'll use those special devices for people to walk on so they don't fall when it is raining or snowing or whatever. but now they are literally fixing the ground that the president walks on so he doesn't fall. >> yeah, joe biden has a lot of issues going into 2024. if you look at even just the polling, how he is handling issues, his popularity with voters is a problem. as we get closer to the election more and more voters are concerned about his age. it isn't some vast right wing conspiracy. republicans are concerned about his age and stamina to do the job. independents are but 43% of democrats, half of democrats are questioning his age. i think the reason that is because he is giving ample reason for people to question it. when you are falling up the stairs, when you have are in public and, you have know, he was overseas having weird interactions, smelling a child. he have is not appearing before press. he is not interacting with voters.

no, no, bentley and rolls—royce with this. no, no, no.is . no, no, no. but other cars this. no, no, no. but other cars have the same hole . but have the same hole. but basically, in a bentley and rolls—royce, you open your door and basically you can take out, like, a sword. >> oh, nice. >> oh, nice. >> you sure it's not a cup holder? >> no, no. it's like a sheath , >> no, no. it's like a sheath, you sort of sword. you take out and you have your umbrella in the door. >> very, very smart. right? wonderful. >> but there are a lot of cars and, you know, further down the range key is and things hyundais and whatever which have this hole in the door that you can insert your own umbrella and have it in your door, why don't you put it in the boot? >> oh, because when you get in and out, you're just asking me, man, how do you know these things? how do you know these things? how do you know these things? i just. >> i just. >> i just. >> me. when were you last in ikea? it's just. >> me. when were you last in ikea? it'sjust. i'd to see that. >> i did

for over 30 years the scientists, people like liz bentley, have been saying this, this is— liz bentleyr now because of these hot, dry spells, it is crucial, _ because of these hot, dry spells, it is crucial, we — because of these hot, dry spells, it is crucial, we need to supplement what _ is crucial, we need to supplement what we've — is crucial, we need to supplement what we've got in our gardens to be able to— what we've got in our gardens to be able to give — what we've got in our gardens to be able to give them a chance, and so we have _ able to give them a chance, and so we have got— able to give them a chance, and so we have got these two different things. — we have got these two different things, we need political courage and we _ things, we need political courage and we need personal action. we are wa too and we need personal action. we are way too anthropocentric, _ and we need personal action. we are way too anthropocentric, thinking - way too anthropocentric, thinking about ourselves, as you say, hedgehogs, it is their planet, too. ijust wonder hedgehogs, it is their planet

instantly failed to build a sustainable state or afghan military they can stand wanting to see tal bentley under since a very complex issue and thank you all for your service. now era of increasing global threats and parties we know we can also not fight these forever wars. this is been a difficult withdrawal certainly we can argue the administration could have move slower but i also want to remind some of our colleagues some of the history or july of 2019 just two years into president president and secretary state pompeo revealed president trump and ordered him to reduce the number of u.s. troops in afghanistan by the 2020 election even though the pentagon was opposing the policy so first two storch we aware or are you aware of any tactical and what it would've been the appropriate date to draw down troops in afghanistan? >> reported out in the lead reporting regarding that chain of events. we did not do independent auditing or evaluation to analyze the tactics involved or the strategic positions. staffing in particular is a quintessentially management position about things that go into i

at the moment as the bentley heads down with the royal standard.ly some cheers as well . yeah, i think cheers as well. yeah, i think it's . by the way, from the side it's. by the way, from the side of the car there, from the king and the queen as they head along the royal mile. >> we have to say, pretty substantial crowds. >> cameron yeah , absolutely. >> cameron yeah, absolutely. >> cameron yeah, absolutely. >> i think it's a pretty strong applause and cheers there from a vast majority of monarchy supporters and indeed tourists who just happen to be here and have hit the jackpot in terms of when they plan to come to edinburgh in the far distance, you can just about make out the yellow flags and banners of the not king republican protest, not my king republican protest, but i mean, just looking at the screen there, for those of you watching on television, it's pretty they are pretty clear that they are outnumbered by high monarchy supporters as so far, it appears there has not been any security issues.i there has not been any security issues. i can

.— people with its ceo, sarah bentley , stepping down after bentley, stepping down after twst— bentleyishi sunak, on the other hand— our finances, rishi sunak, on the other hand ,_ our finances, rishi sunak, on the other hand , worked in and the other hand, worked in and his the other hand, worked in and tts etperttse— the other hand, worked in and his expertise was— the other hand, worked in and his expertise was in debt and restructuring— his expertise was in debt and restructuring and trading the tett— restructuring and trading the tett ot— restructuring and trading the debt of troubled companies. so if debt of troubled companies. so tt tes— debt of troubled companies. so tt te-s got— debt of troubled companies. so tt te-s got atw— debt of troubled companies. so if he's got any expertise- debt of troubled companies. so if he's got any expertise in- if he's got any expertise in anything at all, it's knowing what to do in a situation like this. nationalisation is the easy way out and will land us with once again, as in the past, a national ized company filled a nationalized company fi

sarah bentley. thames water's former chief executive, stepped down just two years into the role.rge. how are they going to turn it around? let's speak to our economics and business editor. liam is here on the money . liam is here with on the money. well, i suppose the customers will be breathing a sigh of relief. they're not having to stump up the 750 million. yeah a little bit of good news here. >> we were reporting last week that thames water could even be nationalised. >> it was privatised , of course, >> it was privatised, of course, in 1989. it's the biggest water company in the uk. it covers 27% of all households from gloucestershire shire right the way over to kent in the south—east it's got a problem not just from those sewage fines which are , you know, small digit which are, you know, small digit millions . of course, which are, you know, small digit millions. of course, 3.3 are which are, you know, small digit millions . of course, 3.3 are the millions. of course, 3.3 are the big environmental consequences. lots of fish dying and so on. but the real problem is this deb

i'm not even talking about, you know, the big the bentleys or whatever or whatever , or the whateverubbles . range rovers, little bubbles. but there's so much which i'd actually hurts me. i look out the window of my car and i could name them all, but then i won't name them all, but then i won't name them all, but then i won't name them because it may insult you because you may have bought one of these cars. >> we are in the process of trying to buy a new car and i said to you yesterday, i don't want this car. and you said, well, get then you well, don't get it. then you should one of these. and should get one of these. and i realised at that point we're on different pages. >> but what i'm trying to >> yes. but what i'm trying to say you're say is whether you're spending a small you're buying small amount, you're buying a smaller can't get excited. >> 500. you are. >> you should get something that you you feel good you love and that you feel good about. you love and that you feel good aboyou what i'd fiat >> you know what i'd like a fiat 501 of those topless ones. yes they're so cute.

ctv's dave bentley has been following the developments of this story. this morning, joins us live from pier 27. so, dave, what's the verdict? i think the verdict for people on board right now is that morning buffet. but really like you mentioned, they have a real decision to make. do they stay on board or do they leave for a full refund? they have until tomorrow morning to decide. now, taking a live look here at the ruby princess, you can see the side of the boat where it made impact with the pier. the paint has since been buffed away, allowing crews to fix and patch up that whole the cruise line. now deciding rather saying that they will depart sunday afternoon around 4 p.m. and again, the passengers on board have an option. do they stay or do they go? either way, passengers face steep refunds. now, according to the princess, passengers are being given the choice. guests can leave and claim a full refund or if they stay, they can receive a 75% refund. both options, again, coming with discounts for future trips. those options come after a major departur