it let me bring you and beverly to the conversation which are highlight for the b?edia is royal commentato whose stunned down them and int silence on his brand-new mornin show she bought reason impact t the table turning the narrative against the typical reparations commentary. basically instead of agreeing with him on what reparation should be, she brought historical facts she talked about william and how the brits with the first country to abolish slavery and she rightly pointed out that the majority o slaves or sold by their own people by african leaders why h didn't know what to do what doe he actually had this long awkward silence and quickly wen to commercial break and i think what a points out is when you can poke holes in the typical narrative, you win the argument and so that is why she is my winner of the week. >> i watched it live and i have to admit, that was something. but i'm not just going to tell you about i'm going to let the folks at home watch it because this was well we will let you judge. >> when slavery was taking plac which was the first in th

i have communication expert beverly hallberg on that.saying some things main street, can you imagine the main street hearing that you will have to lose your job, that you can't get anymore wages, you can't afford a house anymore? plus i want to ask nomi prins right now, was the fed ever in our corner, i'm talking about main street? we'll be right back. ♪. who's on it with jardiance? we're managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk. we're hittin' the trails between meetings. and putting the brakes on fried foods. jardiance is a once-daily pill that...not only lowers a1c, it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your do

so they loaded up the truck and they moved to beverly. >> well, here we are.e you're going to like this place i picked out for you. >> like hitting the lottery, it's like that idea that we all kind of wish life would happen for us. >> uncle jed. guess what. there is a whole nother house up here. >> absolutely love "the beverly hillbillies." the typical fish out of water. >> granny? when we's done washing, can i go swimin' here in the cement pond? >> of course not. >> "the beverly hillbillies" is a commentary on upward mobility and the consumerism that comes with it. >> yes, sir, mr. drysdale, i finally took your advice and put some of my money into stock. >> these hillbillies, even though they might come across as lower class, they're happy with the way that they've been living their lives. >> i couldn't believe how frustrated i was. they had that stupid old car that blew smoke and i'm going, "get a better car!" >> oh, i'm gonna cook up a rabbit stew, soon as jethro shoots me one or two... >> one episode involved granny mistaking a kangaroo for a giant jack ra

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beverly, let me get to you now. what was your low point? there were a number for certainly critics. how about you? >> there's plenty to look at. i just point to what we all know which is a picture is worth a thousand words, and my low light of this is the fact that the optics were so poor. here you have the leader of the free world who is supposed to have at his disposal the best experts to get the best staging yet you had the president with this red, ominous lighting behind him. you had the american flag in a shadow. you have two marines flanking the president which broke the norm of what we typically see, but they were silhouetted in the shadow as well giving a very threatening look. when you put all of this together, it's no wonder people were comparing this optically to nazi germany. when you add his wording as well was poor all the way around. we've looked for years and decades at the nixon/kennedy presidential debate, the first national presidential debate as a thing that worked and didn't. i think we'll look at this for years to come as something that optically a president or

that's beverly's daughter. >> met prince charles, shook his hand. it was such a special moment. >> a few minutes earlier, charles dipped into the crowd of people waiting to say goodbye to his mother, and right there, king charles iii shaking hands with beverly's daughter. the king and prince william spent several minutes greeting people. prince william stopping to talk with children along the route before getting into the car and motoring off. later at westminster hall, the queen's grandchildren in a solemn but public vigil in westminster hall, a show of family solidarity in a family that has known some discord before this. each step there in westminster hall practiced, rehearsed, steeped in 1000 years of royal history. it is the kind of pageantry we will see plenty of at the queen's funeral, probably the most watched television spectacle in history. jr: incredible images. president biden and the first lady arrived in london earlier this evening. they will be among the hundreds of dignitaries who were invited to attend the queen's funeral on monday.

it is in beverly hills.the ground about the big event coming up tomorrow? >> we know the drill. the phones are likely to be iterative. but i think the big news is the hardware subscription and the idea of smoothing out product cycles and getting people to pay a recurring fee and adding on a bunch of services. that will be the big news. i think the mood down here is generally optimistic. i think a lot of these private market investors tend to be a lot more optimistic than some of our brother and out there on wall street. especially when we see the devastation with public tech stocks. >> so, apple is a big topic of discussion there. if you look at this late coming from the conference, who are you most excited to hear from? >> i think the ceo of amazon will be really interesting. we were talking about the mega cap tech stocks. they were up 50% from its june low. i think more of jazzy will be a good thing for that stock and then really interesting to see tim cook here to talk about the product road. the fact tha

what came out of you, beverly? >> kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years.ity we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: how's everybody? appreciate that. thank y'all. thank y'all. thank you very much. i appreciate that. thank y'all. yeah, i do. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] we got a good one for you today. returning for their second day from modesto, california, it's the diazdeleon family. [cheering and applause] and from buffalo, new york, it's the badger family. [cheering and applause] man: let's go! woman: yes

what came out of you, beverly?ime to shine. >>> going down the runway, doing exactly what we knew she was going to do, steal the show. wonderful. it was a great time. >> with the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn. >>> thanks, vern. let's get right out to first alert meteorologist jessica burch. >> reporter: high pressure is starting to build its way in as we wrap-up this week and head into a beautiful warm weekend. this is going to change the forecast just a little bit. daytime highs slowly start to rise with this rigid, warm air into the california coastline. it also changes the direction of the wind. but nonetheless, at least when it comes to daytime highs this afternoon, we are still sitting right around average today in san francisco. above average as we head all the way down into the south valley, closer to san jose and concord. get a look at this. as we extend into the next couple of days, 80s turn into 90s. low 80s turn into upper 80s in the north bay. >>> it is a beautiful forecast to get out there and ge

a new report reveals that last year the agency raided a vault full of safety deposit boxes in beverlyalked aboun first candidated $86 million in cash -- confiscated -- millions more in other assets at least from 800 boxes inside. the fbi justified the seizure by arguing some of the safety deposit boxes might have been used by criminals in connection with unspecified crimes. now, a class action lawsuit accuses the agency of violating the fourth amendment and the rightful owners of the confiscated cash fight to get it all back. computerman, i'm going to start with you because this is a very clear fourth amendment violation. those if fbi agents withheld information from the judge, and they drilled into and pried open those safety deposit boxes in order to look for evidence of crimes they didn't already have. >> the fourth amendment protects americans from unreasonable search and seize your.. -- seizure. unreasonable is the key word here. that means you have to have a reason, and the fbi did not have a reason to go after people's private property here. i love the bank robbery scene in hea

. >> what came out of you, beverly? >> he said it's your time to shine. >> it was amazing to see her go down the runway and do exactly what we knew she was going to do, see the show. so. wonderful. it was a great time. >> with the right angled report, i'm vern glenn. >> vern, thanks. time for our forecast with chief meteorologist paul heggen. >> things are looking good as we finish off the month of september. that flew by, but appropriately. >>> we started off with a record shattering heat wave. high pressure building in the upper levels of the atmosphere, and as this gets closer we will see weak offshore winds developed tomorrow. not strong enough to significantly elevate the fire threat, but that area of high pressure means temperatures will be running above average, and there is going to be some ground-level pollution trapped in place. the air quality isn't going to be worse than the moderate category for the central, east bay, and santa clara valley. take a look outside, things are looking good from the salesforce t

i wanted you guys to meet beverly. beverly, you own this place.nough to have us here. how is business here? you guys produce a lot of milk. >> we do. we are dairy farmers. we might even take you out to milk a cow sometime. >> lawrence: i would love that i haven't donna in a minute. [laughter] >> lawrence: you were generous enough to bring me showinged ham as well. >> right. that smoked ham is ham that we actually smoke here in our big smokehouses at spring house. it takes 18 hours to smoke a ham. and we sell a lot of them. people love them. >> lawrence: thank you so much. we will be here all morning coming up on "fox & friends." would you will see exclusive interview with kevin mccarthy as well as the rest of the republican leadership coming up on "fox & friends." i will send it back to you guys in new york. >> steve: all right, lawrence. >> ainsley: so cute. >> steve: no kidding. 18 hours to smoke that ham. >> ainsley: go milk a cow. >> brian: this might be the biggest day for the republicans yet. this is their version of the new deal. they are g

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homeowners from beverly hills to long beach under strict instructions to stop all outdoor irrigation,porter gene kang has the details. >> hi there. that outdoor water ban starts today. goes all the way through september 20th. that's 2 weeks now. we're here at lago seco park in torrance. as you see, lush green with patches of yellow and brown. we don't we don't need agreements much. you know your family. you guys have a pretty green lawn is starting to turn yellow and brown eyes turn. city round is turning around. >> wastewater either. don't waste water. don't don't throughout your half. borrow water drinking act as trust me later on in life. >> you're going to be begging for water. >> this map shows you the areas affected by the shutdown and yellow. the water ban starts today. goes through september. 20th. that's a total of 15 days. this includes parts of south la county, malibu, beverly hills, burbank, glendale, long beach, pasadena torrance. plus, the san fernando and san gabriel valleys. this affects a lot of people. 4 million people will have to stop outdoor irrigation for the nex

>> yes. >> reporter: jamie beverly -- >> i'm still leery.ld. >> reporter: the others ready to be armed. >> i just feel liberated. >> reporter: do you think you'll feel safer if you're carrying? >> oh, definitely, yeah. with all the things that you see on the news, the things that are happening more in so many public areas, movie theaters, walmarts, grocery stores. it's like there's no limit now. >> it's really incredible. obviously they were doing that piece in california. but to the extent that there's a narrative out there that the people who have guns either get them in illegally, the criminal intent, or are some deep south gun-toting republican. what you're showing is that that's now false. >> we have this image, right, and when i heard murmurs about this unassuming gun owner, it's not until you pull the curtain back and you realize it is so nuanced, it is far more than we could ever imagine. and there is no typical gun owner. and this proves that. i was talking to some of the folks who were writing this harvard study as well. and they d

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i used you know, they were going to be in beverly hills. it's true. it's coming. it's coming everywhere. eventually i want to get to this point about life expectancy. it is estimated to have dropped to the lowest level since 1996, the sharpest two year decline in nearly one hundred years. and a few months ago, the cbo warned deaths will outpace births by twenty forty three . rachel , you're doing your part . we know that on this, but not a good sign for society as a whole. what you take from this? >> yeah, i mean, this is really about retinol. that's what a lot of these life expectancy declines are about. and the democrats never estimate their ability to put ah, their willingness to put the lives of children behind their political ambitions and their ideology. they did it during covid. you see with their radical tranz policies and you're seeing it here. open borders is more important than saving the lives of kids and there's a china component to this where the chinese are selling the chemicals professional to the cartels. the biden administration, joe biden himsel

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the governor in beverly hills saying it can happen in less than two years. >> still work to be done. let's not run the 90-yard dash. everybody has done an incredible job getting us through this. and we'll do our part to make sure we never have to go through this again. >> newsom says the demand for energy across california set a new record yesterday at more than 50,000 megawatts. >> neighbors in several day area cities had to endure a rolling blackout last night when they didn't have. cal iso says while it was dangerously close to ordering power companies to begin rolling blackouts, it never gave the order. yet power companies in alameda, palo alto and healdsburg went ahead and cut power to thousands of homes and businesses. we wanted to find out what happened. so we sent nbc bay area's robert handa to palo alto to find the answers for us. robert? >> well, janelle, we're here off middle field road where palo alto utility told me it cut off power to about 1700 customers tuesday evening. now for many of the residents we talk to, it wasn't the actual blackout that concerned him. it was

multiple doctors in beverly hills really all over the united states and even the world.kson? not just with propofol, the drug that killed him and other anesthesia but powerful opioids day after day after day. conrad murray didn't give michael jackson opioids, but other doctors did and we know some of them. one of them is a doctor by the name of arnold klein, who worked in beverly hills. he's significant. there was a woman who worked in arnold klein's office, and her name is debbie rowe. debbie rowe happens to be the ex wife of michael jackson and the mother of two of his kids. she worked in that office for 27 years. she has never done an interview before. what you will hear debbie rowe's about what went on in that office will shock you. it is shocking and arnold klein shot michael up with demerol every day day after day, michael jackson would go to his office for three hours and just sit there high on tomorrow. arnie klein fueled his addiction kept him addicted. other doctors did, too. by the time michael died, he had 19 different aliases 19 to score drugs. that's how de

think about how many countries were talking about and how many people were talking about reparation. beverly from slavery to colonialism . i still don't saying england's origination anymore that they can actually afford to come up with reparation. in the cynics say, the commonwealth is the british empire on the cheap, which i suppose if you look at it and you can still go to go argue with that. but then again, having said that, despite breaks it, which i don't think is domination any good at all. and what i think is that there will be attempts to keep the commonwealth together. anything, any form of brotherhood of nations is a good thing. no matter who you are, which country you are, cher shortsightedness is the you reportedly prepared to decide if a visa facilitation deal with moscow were suspended. russian spoke formerly as a carver bluster to those times abandoned tourist visas for russians. looking to enter several baltic states and poland, i told that you can actually recall that freedom of movement is guaranteed by a number of international legal documents. we require confirmation that

someone strapping a brigand, you know, screen to their face all day, and no one to it took beverly by this seems nowhere. and some check leaders have even warned that the matter of us has the potential to be the most dangerous technology. since the invention of nuclear weapons, none of this is stopped businesses from piling in virtual world investment greenberg, i'm listening to the met of us market could be worth $800000000000.00 by 2020 full everyone it seems wants to get in on the action. so i found myself a b i had sent and got involved to. wow, i think i can hear. so let's start with virtual working. you can connect your laptop or computer screens and if you're feeling a bit lonely and no tropical mountain office matters horizon, what cream lets you meet up with your colleagues. this is basically the virtual reality version of zoom and the place where the avatars famously have no legs. after all at work, it felt like time for something social. a u. s. start up co planet data is pioneering online dating in the back of us. hello, chris, my virtual data. lovely to meet you. oh, nice

"beverly hills cop," "alex foley" is the name of it.his time as carrie bradshaw's on again, off again, on again, who knows, her flame, aidan shaw. according to "deadline" corbett is set for a substantial multi-episode arc in the reboot. their relationship has divided "sex and the city" fans for decades. the debate continues. aidan supporters say he's the one that got away. i happen to be in that camp. "and just like that" currently in production right here in new york city. >>> people seem to be finally getting my number one rule. i brake for yard sales. it has served me very well with fabulous finds over the years. now a young man in maine has done it. 24-year-old will saderi stopped by a tag sale in portland, maine. he spotted this. i mean, doesn't look like much. $75. that's a lot for a yard sale. he thought it was cool, though. he likes stuff like this. old manuscripts. >> yeah. >> well, get ready. he has a very good eye. the old page is a piece of medieval history, part of the missile from a cathedral in france dating back 700 year

think about how many countries were talking about and how many people were talking about reparation. beverly from slavery to colonialism . i still don't saying england's origination anymore that they can actually afford to come up with reparation. in the cynics say, the commonwealth is the british empire on the cheap, which i suppose if you look at it that you guys still got to go, i argue with that. but then again, having said that, despite breaks it, which i don't think is domination any good at all. and what i think is that there will be attempts to keep the commonwealth together. i'm anything, any form of brotherhood of nations is a good thing. no matter who you are, which country you are, while queen elizabeth the 2nd, assumed the throne, amid the downfall of the british empire, and therefore had to build relations with one of its biggest and brightest former colonies. india on mute, mutually beneficial terms. but it wasn't always a successful endeavour, as artist's rendition explains, the 2nd has never really been the queen of india, but she was the 1st monarch to be crowned both in th

. >> reporter: the government met with reporters in beverly hills. >> he said the demand for energy across california set a new record , at more than 50,000 megawatts. >>> power problems in transit trouble. the extreme heat blamed for delays on caltrain. trucks were blocking trains, and causing delays of up to one hour. >> no baby bullet train. caltrain says express trains are suspended because of the heat. >>> another day and night of delays on parts, as well. trains there are forced to slow down because of the heat. trains going to antioch, dublin, pleasanton, and daly city were all impacted. yesterday? a kink on the track caused by the heat brought trains to a halt between pleasant hill and concord. >>> let's take a look. raging out of control, we are tracking breaking news. a fire in the tahoe national forest. flames broke out a few hours ago. homes are already destroyed in plaster county, and neighbors are evacuating at this hour. it is the mosquito fire. it is burning 20 miles southeast of colfax. this is near forest hill. smoke is seeping into the tahoe basin. firefighters are havin

even when i was little, i watched beverly hill. sasha really wanted to see new york. that’s right. have you seen it somewhere in a movie or a cartoon? sasha shows how beautiful she is she can do a wheel on one hand, her other hand was amputated after the child was wounded by the russians in occupied gostomel , and this is the only topic that the mother asks not to touch. they killed a mother with an injured, exhausted child , they hid in the basement for more than a day, now everything seems like a terrible dream. i have her, so i have a meaning in life and i want the best for her. we have a guardian angel. i am 100% sure of this. in the conversation of nine-year-old sasha, you can't tell whether it's still a child's immediacy or adult humor. yulia says that her daughter has always had a character, but now i love all such items on the phone . she will like or not like them at school. her new gadget is a bionic hand prosthesis. sasha he promises to show us consent he is charging in the hotel room it was for him that the girls flew overseas benefactors paid for expensive prosthetics

i agree that it will save what beverly about anybody, but my father and grandfather had been practicing puddling every day. how can i let go of a traditional practice? the state needs to find a way to conserve water, but equally the concerns of farmers need to be addressed from the affordability of machines to the right li decides, and electricity issues before there can be a large scale adoption. the from firstenergy in adroitly due, is growing rather controverted in boerger. so my personal lenders, in years or so most every former french should god actually the 1st steps have already been taken and supporting farmers and making the switch with take the state and of goals of water conservation. a long way done is started for its gross national happiness and its positive carbon balance sheet. but this hasn't shielded it from the drastic effects of climate change. the country is struggling with a water crisis. it's residents oscillate between having too much water or too little water. how would a tackling this? let's find out. for the people of be tom, glaciers and mountains are sacred.

my name is beverly. i am 24 years old. i'm one of the 5 people who are stuck in the florida. i can never forget the 25th of august. it was a wonderful day for us. it was early morning and it was raining heavily, so i decided to move my vehicle to a fleet. when i came down, my friends also joined. we've been moving towards the bazaar with our vehicle. we saw the door and heading towards us. so we and climbed the big rock to seek refuge . we were soon surrounded by a raging waters. off it hung up, we got the deputy commissioner office to tell them that we were stuck on the rock and 4 guards. they to help us because our lives were at stake. give us a way to once we get bleeding for help for 5 hours, but there was no response. my friends were all panicking and what a great ballade was scared and gorgeous. bother endorse him. bob, i have been disobedient. please forgive me. i will not wipe. i'm struggling on remodel on what belong unwitting re ours. we're also trying and calling the families to tell them that their lives were in danger and pay for them and would offer his prayers

hall to political, but few people contested his status as one of cinema's most important figures. beverly paying tribute to godaddy. frances president called him an iconoclast and said, we have lost a national treasure, a genius. his i got our died at his home in switzerland, age 91. he'll be remembered as an artist and a disruptor who once said that cinema is the most beautiful fraud in the world. natasha butler, al jazeera paris. ah, you're watching al jazeera, these are the headlines this. our queen elizabeth coffin has been carried on to a plane in edinburgh for its final journey from scotland to england. the queen's remains will be driven to buckingham palace before lying in state in westminster, and king charles has ended his brave tour of northern island. the sovereign meant mourners and late leaders of northern islands devolved parliament is now back in london to receive his mother's coffin. alan fisher has moved from edinburgh. there was a respectful silence, as the coffin was carried out draped in the line rampant. the standard, the royal standard here in scotland and loaded int

now we've talked about this a speech beverly booted. let's briefly listening to what he actually said, especially about mobilization. which is a partial mobilization means that only reservices will be drafted. and it's those who have already served in the army for you who have specialized military knowledge and experience as a rubric. those who are newly drafted, you will undergo additional military training your force. good with you. now marina, what does he game with his partial mobilization? what does it mean? well, he potentially get 300000 new soldiers and that's a lot them. he has been losing a lot of those soldiers. who are they just, they are fully firm who have a basic military training care solar at one point in us all. and russia has asked conscription system. so i'm, all of them have undergone some kind of training at some point. but of course, and that's why you know, like it took so long to certain degree to have this partial mobilization because a lot of western commentators were saying, why isn't put in doing this much s

but how much the buddhist spoken to me regular beverly from william to 4th is looking at them during the summer because i see not exactly the reason why we should capital much pretty them we cannot create world was it was the case was a and then you build us to look for you, go that they sure i see that i think it's north chicago that we're still 80 past. after little things don't, i'm proud those. and when are you know, but it will be love enough to get an appointment with welcome back to cross stock. we're all things considered. i'm purely belcher manager. we're discussing nato's war on russia. ah, yes. collected ireland in dc. i want to continue the discussion. i was having with our maxine caroline to meet me i it was already mentioned here in december, the russians sent out 2 notes, all ultimatums, whatever you want to call them, to nato, into the united states. they were turned down. they were not taken seriously about the prospects of a, a military technical reaction to, for russia to ensure its security that was ignored. then we had february 24th. then we had the stem bull pro

[music] >> in 1986, rupert murdoch buys this 8000 square-foot spanish style mansion in beverly hills for $7 million. [music] >> this sort of beautiful, old, classic hollywood home with these uninterrupted sweeping views of the valley. because any self-respecting major media mogul is going to want a footprint in hollywood. [music] >> the home was full of pictures of his family. i think he was a good dad, not always present dad, but i think beloved by his kids. the kid walked in his office, one of his kids, it didn't matter which one, he would immediately stop everything and hug them. i don't think he deliberately set them up against each other, but that doesn't mean they didn't feel that he was doing that. [music] >> from the time that we were very small, this is one of the other lessons dad taught me, it has been very clear that you have to control your own destiny. >> what? >> you're on candid camera. >> elizabeth is in a slightly different lane than her brothers, just by virtue of the fact that she is the girl. >> in the early years, elizabeth was not taken particularly as seriousl

i'm carl quintanilla live from the code conference in beverly hills. david faber, sara eisen at the new york stock exchange. jim has the morning off. looking at the futures, there is some weakness as "the journal" runs this piece that argues that 75 basis points is still very much in the cards but not too far away from the flat line. big tech front and center. alphabet ceo hinting at potential counts, the head count, awaiting apple's big phone reveal today >> and that fed drag on wall street, the "wall street journal" story futures are lower on continued fears of higher rates. goldman has a warning. >> and bitcoin hits its lowest level since june as the market cap falls below $1 trillion. >> we'll begin with the code conference very big day for tech at large between code, one of the pre-eminent tech conferences in the world, and the apple at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. steve kovak is in cupertino. but google and alphabet, an interesting conversation largely guys about the efforts to make the company about 20% more efficient and definitely not ruefuling out

i love all things beverly cleary. judy blume. >> okay. yeah. >> i loved reading of all kinds. i think one of the things that was most important for where i am today is something that i encourage people to try to do, if they can. when i was in third grade my dad started this tradition with me. i had to read two articles to discuss. when he would arrive home, he was change his clothing. beforehand, we would sit at the table and i would present which articles i had chosen and then we would discuss them. why did you choose it? what was interesting about that? what would you have done differently? i just remember that so fondly. through all of my elementary school years, high school years, my dad was a news consumer. he subscribed to every magazine. u.s. world news report time magazine, newsweek. we got them all. we made little notes. we had pretty robust dinner discussions as well. i do think back. there was one time on marine one where briefed the president about something. i had a flashback to the dining room table. >> wow. >> i thought how important it was for me as a young gir

he goes up to people at car shows in beverly hills and asks if they are driving an expensive car buty do for a living. levin's response was clearly not in line with what apple felt was acceptable, leading to his departure. ed: senior executive, head of procurement for apple. that is a massive role. what deals has he done for the company? >> blevins has been head of procurement for apple. he does all of the supplier and partner agreements for many apple products, particularly the iphone, ipad and other devices. the globalstar deal apple did earlier this month as part of the new satellite emergency sos feature for the iphone 14. that was overseen by blevins. blevins to the complex negotiations related to apple sourcing 5g qualcomm mode latest iphone unit. he did deals with entail. -- intel. any big supplier you have heard of, it was his responsibility to get those components ahead of the competition and at better prices than the competition, leading to strong margins. some people in the company say he is irreplaceable, given how important he was to the bottom line. ed: what we know abo

it released a film called hip hop beyond beats and rhymes in future dissertation committee member beverly gossip doll is in film, sort of, you know, spitting at the camera saying, you know, black women are treated as objects, be --, right? so that was my coming into feminism in that moment, growing up on hip hop, southern hip hop, loving it, but also having this clear sort of analysis of patriarchy and objectification and the way that the system was set up to to sort demonize black women's. and so we were all drawing a clear line between sarah barton, sarah baartman, the hottentot, venus and these video vixens and putting that on slides. and it's so because you never believe when you're like 23 that you would like revise a stance you so clearly held and now you know, 18 years later, 17 years later, i have many more questions about that moment than i have sort of clarity about the moment, which is to say over this two decades, my work evolved very much to think about questions around pleasure and and, and of the questions that that i continue to sort of return is how much of our cultural d

in beverly hills, these smash-and grab bags made up of $500,000 jewelry. in the big apple, a lot of bad behavior as a man randomly attacking the stranger with a chair and breaking his own. public transportation is climbing back to its prepandemic level, so as crimes. this guy is also not so friendly. he was not allowed to use the first class bathroom. at least one business is taking action to stem the effects of crimes. starbucks is closing several locations that it experienced what they call of a high volume of challenging incidents. >> lauren, thank you. >>> tinsel town gets another facelift. if you remember the '80s. you are going to want to meet this gerbel. more videos, next! in-wash scent boosters. (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our client's portfolios for their long-term goals. (other money manager) but you still sell i

eventually turning to the beverly hills police station past 2:00 a.m. friday. the four-year-old seal was caught on surveillance footage, trying to escape what would be the most unusual police chase. he hopped, he waddled, he got to the gate and officers surrounded and loaded him into a kennel. >> i thought everybody watched the videos this morning. probably a good 300 yards from the pond to hear. reggie: he has a small tag and has previously been in rehab. he will now get a full health assessment before his release into the ocean. officials hope he will be able to stay out of trouble after his adventures stay on the north shore. kumasi: oktoberfest is in full swing and this woman is carrying a huge stack of beer to a busy bee are munich. the person who took the video on tiktok captioned it respects. reggie: -- it is not for me. kumasi: you don't like beer? reggie: i just don't like anything happening. does this look like something you would have fun? kristen:-- kumasi: kind of. reggie: it looks like a carnival outside. do you feel me? lisa: a little. you've got

back where it was by 2028 at $26 trillion then adjusted for inflation it will be even more by 2031 beverly higher than where it is. what do you think of that? >> thank you. look, this decision to provide debt relief is one strategy out of many. i highlighted earlier the thing that could happen we provide debt relief and they are in thef same position. if we don't we will be in the same position we are in.n we are eager to ask that broke in system. income driven or payment ensuring a better return on investment housing.. college costs have a land. we have to make sure we are working on higher education institutions that hold him accountable for a good return on investment. we have increased the college scorecard attributes meaning parents will know more about graduation rates and gainful employment rates. you are absolutely right. we think that the loan forgiveness alone will help fix the root cause of the issue. that is short-sighted. we are working really hard on what got us to where we are and fix into broke in system.os specifically with this recent announcement from the president, the

i think cars on blocks in beverly hills. that's the next bumper sticker. i like it.hel, well, thank you very much. >> the big orange extension cord to nowhere. >> pete: all the way to texas if you really want to power it. see you both saturday morning 6:00 a.m. up next, the return of raymond's rules for air travel plus which big-city democrat mayors facing a recall effort, one says she says has got to be racist. raymond arroyo has all the details in "seen and unseen," coming up next. >> pete: it's time for our "seen and unseen" segment or re-explore the cultural stories of the day. for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. great to see you. couple travel stories of caught your eye. >> pete, you know from your extensive travel but it's hell out there. i had two trips delayed or canceled by as many as 13 hours in one case. i missed two shows on this network. i developed raymond's rules for air travel. do not clip your toenails while on board aircraft. armrests are to keep you in your seat so abide the divide. i hate spillage. i'm adding a few new rules.

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