bush. mrs. bush's humor and attitude today what is important in life is shown in the speech she made at wellsly college on june 1, 1990, she had not been the first choice and her selection caused cop verseo campus. -- controversy campus. >> diana. >> i know your first choice today was alice walker. guess how i know. because because known for the c color purple, you got me, known for the color of my hair. as you set off i hope many of you will consider making three very somewhere choices. first is to believe in something larger than yourself. to get involved in some of the big ideas of our time. i chose literacy because i honestly believe if more people could read, write and comprehend, we would be that much closer to solving so many of the problems that plague our nation. and our society. early on, i made another choice, i hope you will make as well, a whether you talk about education, career, or service, you are talking about life. and life really must have joy. it supposed to be fun, one of th

bush. mrs. bush's humor and attitude toward what is important in life are clearly shown in a speech she made at wellesley college on june 1, 1990. she had not been the first choice, and her selection caused controversy on campus. let's see and hear some of her speech. >> i know your first choice today was alice walker. guess how i know. [applause] >> known for the color purple. instead, you got me, known for the color of my hair. as you set off from wellesley i hope many of you will consider making three very special choices, the first is to believe in something larger than your self, to get involved in some of the big ideas of our time. i chose literacy because i believe if more people could read, write, and comprehend, we would be that much closer to solving so many of the problems that plague our nation and our society. early on, i met another choice which i hope you will make as well. whether you're talking about education, career, or service. you are talking about life. life really must hav

debbie sold bush meeting and drove us markets for over 20 years. but today she has become a national advocate for the countries wide life and biodiversity. now we've spoken with a roommate and we've spoken with other people to stop trading that we should meet because that would be fine for we've a lot be read. if we want to know to try and push me our far, i would be empty. they will not be good for us. according to the worldwide fund for nature liberians use to get more than 75 percent of the protein from bush meet. much a v to us sold at the local markets. we have most people. he gets their food. at numa well so sold bush meat for many years, but i've to walk in with comfort. she switched to selling fish, which benefits her and her family for was sending the person with the supervisor assistance but not as says i'm fairly new especially. so i'm sending faxes in process for example, finally, if i don't want to go by, i can show much of it. i'm gonna just the conflict deputies advocacy looks to be paying off. a study was conducted on the people is

east bush, me hunting wild animals for food is a traditional process across africa. bought the bush meat tread has come on display in recent is one reason is the wise and disease transmission between animals and humans. a lot. the also a very serious concerns about endangered species. does right sandra and several countries have no band hunting, selling a consumption of bush mates is good for the animals, but now is affected. those whose livelihood was depended on the bush meat. strange . this young dwarf crocodile had a lucky escape. it was rescued, a 3 and a half months. a gold? no be on board board is we're using it to buck into the wild. ease the conservation money to collect various fust general wildlife century. before he started this job, he tooled, i've seen the crocodiles as a source of food. now he's returned hundreds of animals to the natural habitats. when i was gray of, uh, uh, i have a new home on view of all abuse. uh, what is the wish me is like a cost them or dish and uh, what, growing up and going to school, letting you know because the vision and getting that if you wo

those whose livelihood was depended on the bush. me to train this young dwarf crocodile had a lucky escape. it was rescued. a 3 and a half months ago. no, be on board board is we're using it bucket into the wild. ease the constant visual monitor, like various fost general wildlife century. before he started this job, he tooled, i've seen a couple days as a source of food. now he's returned hundreds of funny, most of the natural habitats when i was gray of a. uh, i have a new come on view of all abuse. uh, well if the with me is like a cost them or dish and uh, what grew up and going to school lane. yeah. because the vision in getting that if you working with wildlife have changed everything. my car instead is uh, what did people have to bring about change the communities in schools and in the villages where most of these animals come from the forest among routes and reverse a flight barrier or a global biodiversity hotspot with hundreds of different species of pods. momos reptiles implants a few years ago and they buried a post to l

. bought the bush meat tread has come on to fly in recent years. one reason is the wise and disease a transmission between animals and humans. lot the old, a very serious concerns about endangered species does right sandra and several countries have no band hunting, selling a consumption of bush mates is good for the animals, but now as affected those whose livelihood was depended on the bush. me to train this young dwarf crocodile had a lucky escape. it was rescued a 3 and a half months ago. no. be on board board is we're using it bucket into the wild. ease the conservation money to attract various foss, general white gloves century. before he started this job, he tooled, i've seen the truck with that as a source of food. now he's returned hundreds of funny, most of the natural habitats. when i was gray of uh, i had more view of 4 that'd be really uh, well if the wish me is like a cost of them or dish and what grew up and going to school. lenny i, what was the vision in getting that if you working with wildlife have changed everything. my car inst

with george bush, george bush barely had a c average. he barely had a c average and he became the president of the united states because he was able to show that he had gotten into the harvard business. cool. i had to be smart, right? maybe not. and i guess, mike, am i wrong? did he, he got into yale, right? he got into yale for undergrad, harvard business school as a t. i think he had like an 1180 or something like that. again, a decent score and stuff like that. but again, not the grades were not up to snuff that would be comparable with somebody who is in that similar situation that may be looked and sounded like. you've seen the word corrected it. if you would, i would have had this car and would've added the average in high school and we applied to harvard. i just, i don't know, call me crazy, but i don't think they would have taken a rick sanchez or michael young. you know, i was thinking about this rick, when you invited me on the program. i think about right now i'm going through this . i have 2 daughters, right. and eventually o

george w bush. that's how kent hance i amazing to watch some of the videos if you watch and you can find them on youtube of that campaign. and bush is almost unrecognized able as a candidate from what you see later on. and that's why because of that race, because after bush loses to kent hance, he says, i'm never going to be out country to get. and he puts on the hat and the leather jacket and the boots, and he's reading books all the time. he's a huge reader. karl rove said in the 35 years that he knew george w bush, he never saw him without a book in his hand, but he didn't put it in the hands of the book in his hand on the campaign trail. and he presents himself as this cowboy with the twang and it works. he gets elected governor of texas twice. he becomes elected president, united states. but it also changed his image. and when he was president and wanted to show that he was a serious, thoughtful, intellectual person, it was too late in the news media. it just didn't seem that way to the america

bush. >> you know, the beauty was, when i came here, everyone thought bush was going to win. then they found trump was up by 50 points. everyone said, what is going on right here? they thought bush because bush was is military person, great. he got us into the -- he got us into the middle east. how did that work out, right? >> jonathan lemire, he was talking, of course, about george w. bush, but conflated him with jeb bush, who was the governor of florida in march of 2003, when the united states went into iraq. for the talk of joe biden's problems and his age and everything else, if you sit and watch not just those clips, but the 40 minutes in south carolina, some red flags there. >> i mean, trump is right about the windmills and the whales. >> you're on board with that? >> fact check true on that. no, you're right, first, there's a lot of discussion about president biden's age and whether or not he seems to be slipping at all, whether he is still up for the job. there was a moment last wee

host: that was president bush 22 years ago today on 9/11. we are taking your calls about this day and the remembrance and how you are spending the day, how you are marking the day. john is in cleveland, ohio. caller: good morning. i really liked -- ramaswamy. i do not put -- promoted by practically the entire media and government in this country. i think people that -- a phrase i device myself. cia controls media and movies to demonize countries for u.s. attacks against them. cia controls media -- host: so, john, what do you think happened on 9/11 then? caller: i believe it was an inside job that let it happen or made it happen on purpose -- host: for what end? caller: for the invasion of countries around the world, from afghanistan to iraq, of course. and if the d -- and the draconian diminishing of our civil rights in this country and the guys protecting us -- host: couldn't that have been done without killing 3000 americans? caller: well, exactly, the people within the government, the necon variety around the bush-cheney administration ta

bush. it is the largest investment by any nation to address a single disease in the world and has helped save over 25 million lives. [applause] dr. fauci, that was a bare-bones explanation of pepfar. anything you want to add? dr. fauci: you said it very well. it really involved from a concept that at the time that pepfar was conceived of and then actually developed, was in 2002, which was then made law. it was several years after the availability of truly lifesaving drugs. in 1996, that was a pivotal year where certain drugs completely transform the lives of people with hiv. in those countries and those societies in which drugs were available, it was completely lifesaving, to the point now, people who have these drugs available to them can lead almost a normal lifespan. the thought was over a period of time people in the developing world do not have the accessibility to these drugs or to prevention. and a number of elements in society, faith-based groups, myself and my colleagues who would

but you will. bush and you only because of slow, i need to display you and your dislikes. i thought you can be g. you. so you to dive was to be good with almost a new to us goes as one will for you. but this will get this ration you use this particular loop over to appears will exceed beat, we split the you should throw given you special. so we figured the, the, i'm not, you will a starting use and then you plus one. so you move with them, see what they mean each of the human they to know the music. if we do this, come from his new script with a nearby up new dish with, with a new while keith continues to use tara tactics, western nations cape, supplying it with new weapons. they're looking for a military victory against russia. that simply isn't going to happen. but they can't admit defeat. they've committed so much this course of action that they, they can't just admit that they made a mistake. it's like watching uh, you know, somebody in las vegas who just lost their stake and now they go to the atm and they withdraw more money. and they put that on the table. the last

s," because i had seen e bush administration -- were painful times, the bush admission. -- the bush administrationnt to the staples center -- but not the stable -- the javits center. there was all kinds of people from around the neighborhood, all people, everybody. they had cutters and welders -- every 9/11, i would find myself crying while i worked. the people that work closest to the center of that thing were the most impacted. i had a client that was around the corner from them. i talked to him, and he said he would not really know unless you were here. and i lived in the city. those people who got hammered, so don't tell me i do not understand 9/11 when i am skeptical of what happened there, and i believe it was an inside job. look where we are now. 22 years later, and we are swallowing all this crap about this clown that wants to be an authoritarian in our country. i don't know how the far right controls all the radio, but you can feed the american public all kinds of crap, and there has got to be truth that comes to the top. i will tell you something, the planes hit them. we were standing on

in spring 2011 throughout syria protest erupt it against president bush, a us government, which quickly escalated into a violent and bloody conflict. we had, there's a lot of the clashes between the, the islamic fundamentalist and the syrian forces. and the feeling was that a side was, was history that all he needed to be was put under significant pressure and his regime would collapse. so the united states, together with their gulf air of allies doubled down, started providing a lot of assistance, monetary assistance, military equipment of the goal, which was to get rid of a bus route beside the central intelligence agency, landed in syria 3 months after we attacked libya, this was in 2011 the the arrived there with purpose of creating channels to supply weapons, to al qaeda and its affiliates. and there were many people foreign policy expert to do that. we were allied with al qaeda. and you know, to the national narrative said no we, we were fighting for democracy seekers. those democracy seekers. over time times we're crucifying people on crosses, veiling them to the cross there to d

but you will. bush and human was slow and use this plan. you and your decision. i thought you can be g u. so you to dive was to be go, put almost a new to us goes is when the fred you. but there's one to, there's ration you use. there's a particular we were to pitch like she beat your split, the you should go, you specials. you figured the de unload, you will start a new is when the new platform so you move them to see what they mean each of the human then it will know the music. if we do this comes new stuff with a nearby up new descriptive venue. while keith continues to use tara tactics, western nations capes supplying it with new weapons, they're looking for a military victory against russia. that simply isn't going to happen, but they can't admit defeat. they've committed so much this course of action that they, they can't just admit that they made a mistake. it's like watching uh, you know, somebody in las vegas who just lost their stake and now they go to the atm and they withdraw more money and they put that on the table. they lost that. now we see the ta

the slow, i'm trying to kill bush. no. you have to go into the thing to sleep cold for getting them. yes. so not for me to be thing would be me. the purpose to enough color. they have means people morning you talk to soon us code is part of the image and the music you want us to mess or does anybody know? yes to stop or to not have the goes ok. yeah. bush, that's good. i'm ready, man. we done. this is uncle otto. luckily political point, my adult swim. yvonne back will say, most of the steps are going in. that's not over body. to basel, what are the tunnel just lama for of you know pretty are here to june 30th. the that's what sort of a swing from she i'm a certainly like said about about a something you tell them everyone confronting in the that you know, is the most say, no, you lead you all while your call is the 1st say now is, this will be a deep force on the pro series for him. uh well as it is sold on it. and that's on the goofy. now add up cc them either. now listed. so this k against here for you for says the colo

they thought bush, because bush supposedly was a military person. you know what he was?o the middle east. how did that work out, right? >> so jonathan, let me, he was talking of course about george w. bush but conflated to jeb bush who was the governor of florida in 2003, when the united states went into iraq. but for all the talk about joe biden's problems, and his age, and everything else. if you sit and watch, not just those clips, but the 40 minutes in south carolina? it's a red flag so there. >> trump's right about the windmills and the whales. fact-check true on that. no, you're right, for this, it's a couple of things here. first there's a lot of discussion about president biden's age, whether or not he seems to be slipping at all. whether he is up for the job. and one moment last, week where eyebrows were raised. the fund-raiser the president had in new york city. he told the same story. twice now that he had told the first time. that said, president biden has been able to do the job. and the record feet speaks for itself. very correct the point that out. i think

but you will. bush and humans was slower and use this thing and you'd be surprised. i thought you can be g. you say you to dive listing would be great, but almost a new to us goes. i wouldn't look at you. but there's one situation you use. there's a particular we were to peers like she beat the you should go. you specials. because of the, the, i'm not, you will start a new as well then your portfolio so you move with them to see what they mean each other humor, they don't know, the me just go for the, this comes new stuff with a new have you happen to the district of with, i knew, while keith continues to use tara tactics, western nations cape, supplying it with new weapons, they're looking for a military victory against russia. that simply isn't going to happen, but they can't admit defeat. they've committed so much this course of action that they, they can't just admit that they made a mistake. it's like watching uh, you know, somebody in las vegas who just lost their stake and now they go to the atm and they withdraw more money. and they put that on the table. the

he is and then we need to talk to you more bushes to and they split on is the other way to or to, you know, or will appear to keep to a senior. and if i digital root that i see, they can, they, me just because i can envision stuff, the bundle of music day and the other seat music in detail. i see that a still to keep me posted on. let me just get them from the dealership, but the uniform dental solution we've seen rebut, which are things you to a new business plan, the way that you will continue to do with right now. if there's not any other solution from all of them, you need the upside. you lexia. so it's not for me, right? not the proper union, but that was the new. so the button did you ever use those because of the new for months if the issue isn't something with their incomes because of the problem? from the start of the conflict in ukraine, russia has been repeatedly accused of war crimes. stories about the suffering of children and attacks on schools and hospitals are a method. western countries have used many times to demonize their opponents. for i saw the rescue folders com

george bush said absolutely not.ump told the proud boys to stand back and stand by. let us talk about a new topic glenn. but the same former president donald trump who is now trying to get judge tanya chutkan to recuse herself. you know this judge well. i've been telling us since day one, as woman means business. she does not play. she is a serious as they come. she is the one who will end up making the decision. is donald trump serious with this request? is this just noise he is making to get people riled up? >> you know i think this is playing to the court of public opinion, not really do the court of law. judge chutkan has no reason to recuse herself. the emotion that the trump team just filed i would say is probably frivolous minus one. they have found two sentences essentially that judge chutkan othered during the course of sentencing. other folks who had attacked the capitol. and what she was doing was appropriately commented on the defenses. those defendants had offered. including, i was answering donald trump

bush and president bush for everything that they have done, especially for women empowerment. they have done a lot. - he painted you wearing a headscarf? - yes. i wear usually a scarf because it's parof my culture. but i don't know, since the taliban took over the power, and i feel a little bit . . . but i think that i like the scarf because i just want to show that i'm afghan and showing that this is a beautiful thing that i have from my culture. - on the one year anniversary of the fall of kabul, you tweeted, "remember, caution and acceptance never change the world. if we do not dare to lead the way and dream of something different, nothing will ever change. freedom demands sacrifice, bravery, and persistence." another year has passed since that tweet. how will you ensure the world does not sink in to caution and acceptance? - because we'll not allow it. we will bemplifying the voice of the women. and i think, as i mentioned, it's gonna take time. it's a challenging fight. it's a challenging road. but it's worth it. it's worth it, you know? i had a chance to live in freedom

and that piece was room bush's input, and the more for a couple of them is bushes and the shooting that test will address if it's a continue in school. and as a way she was just a moment just to touch photo shops list and that should in these ambulances little boy, mr. miller with economic im going to wish to get a glimpse of jim still with us that they did the email. i'm not sure that i'm not the integral and they usually go to through, i'm working level them yet. it was more just, it just doesn't work that way. so could i should be able to reduce that bullet. if i leave the off, it goes down. when you are near slain, if i've got to think there's a civil would have what's done and borne, the story could lots of present for you. it is still possible. move sewage. sure to see what just look is still on the record in the was the really good luck? as soon as for mission was beforehand, no smoke would play the best property, and i need to if there was another stay on this, we will proceed in your book. got left know, lock out of control. i'm gonna start the, the scramble of africa began in

this about us to chrome that i see got the cause of the story like a squander bush either. but after this bullshit, look at the one, the anthem is the nation is put on and they were able to send open people like to just get the machine. yeah. the the you're still provide the support web chat and providing me with friends and most interesting, please that i found it goes to sachi and fed kristin, how do i have to each of you in the world? then they begin to supply american recruitment to egypt, and they begin to, they used to think things are soldiers, including the videos. so they had an amazing schuman supports. during that time, the italian suffered several crushing defeats, mostly things to russian advise, given to the easy opiates issue, if you could up to the sort of witness to the way in the mean it up to cool genius so that we the we knew which was so the list of what the, what else was the book is up to protect you? what was the said read to can use the, it's a cool, what is it? the, the, the to the m c. c. publish mode, initial condition. so there's a new username.

in most cases, russian peacekeepers of about 2 ways and more than 3000 civilians from the car back bushes defense ministry says it's provide a temporary shelters with as many comedians from the region as well as medical aid . last year says it's troops or continuing the a peacekeeping role in the region. even the shop of all of us as follows. the story now from oscar. we've just had from present patient. he said that russian peacekeepers are actually working with old policies involved and the conflicts and the going to come back and after the legs has ceased by announcement on union from minnesota, nicole bush and had also express home. then the russian peacekeepers would provide security for the local, i mean, in population in the area and rise because right after the ministry actions from the, as a bush on his side began the, i mean, and for him ministry, also me just nicole, don't russian peacekeepers and the un security council to take measures to start what they called the russian of a zip of shots. a speaking of the un general assembly ukraine's president's lot of me is landscape, h

on the evening of april, the 1st bushes man announced that russian troops had left the city. but he was silent about a 100 zip butch's dead citizens, which is how the ukrainians later presented the situation. i'm a career prosecutor, i've overseen the prosecution of thousands of criminal cases. and when i saw this, i thought this does not add up because the videos was taken by a vehicle driving along the streets. and here would be a body. and there would be a body 100 feet off, there would be a body. and i thought, well, 1st of all, how come to bodies didn't show up until 4 days after the russians were gone. it was also 4 days after ukrainian cy ops people entered the city. the next thing is, you say, if the russians were going to kill people, if they, if they felt there were some people who were subversive, they were going to kill them. they were there for months. on april, the 2nd, the ukrainian police published a 7 minute video of the sweep of the city. neither the ministry of internal affairs, northern local resident, instead of wood about the ledge civilian massacre. the

in the [ bleep ] bushes!reporter: steve leaps to put out the flames threatening a complete stranger's house. >> steven! come on! we're going get stuck! >> reporter: were you thinking this is crazy, and it's going to cost us our lives? >> yes >> reporter: what did his actions end up doing >> i think he saved that area of the neighborhood >> reporter: the pickerings barely survived without emergency sirens or even a text to warn them >> i haven't paeersonally heardf a single notification anybody received in all of my social network period >> reporter: out of how many people you've talked to? >> hundreds. >> reporter: hundreds. >>> maui county response is under investigation, though they claim they warned people through tixes and police loudspeakers in neighborhoods. >> always better safe than sorry. >> reporter: beltran spent time as a senior safety official. >> i would have said full evacuation >> reporter: this the morning? >> in the morning. knowing the winds are this high. they're super high prepare for the

what does bush out, a sub hate to get out of his trip to china? well, thank you for having me. i think the domain of just as a was to get out of this are so there's a booth, it's a digital to see uh, internationally and uh, you'll have to remember that this meeting has a basically is happening after a recent diplomatic relations have to be restored with a countries in the region. so now as of this trying to restore is this the messy or because there's going to see internationally and the other objective is related to a convincing the try not to return and resume. it's a financial, i'm going to be active. it is in syria and engage and rebuilding reconstructing. sorry. what is the chinese interest here in planning along and helping by side as a to what i think the, the, the main objective of from china perspective is it's a pretty much a good one. uh, china is most likely using those in order to challenge at the, for it so carried on by the u. s. among other and western countries to continue to mens in such diplomatic solutions. so it's a, in a sense, a low to the u. s. efforts r

in the bushes!steven leaps from the car to put out the flames threatening a complete stranger's house. >> steven, we're going to get stuck, come on >> were you thinking at all this is crazy, and it could cost us our lives? >> yes >> but what did his actions actually end up doing? >> i think that he saved that area of the neighborhood >> the pickerings say they barely survived without emergency sirens or even a text to warn them. >> i haven't personally heard of a single notification that anybody received in all of my social networks, period. >> out of how many people do you think that you talked to >> hundreds. >> hundreds. >> reporter: maui county's response is under investigation, though officials have maintained that they warned residents through texts and police loud speakers in neighborhoods, but they haven't specified where or when >> always better safe than sorry, lives and safety over structure anytime. >> steve beltran spent 15 years with the maui emergency management agency as a senior saf

that's literally what president bush said.ril, the regime of saddam hussein fell. in may , a famous american diplomat, paul, was appointed to the post of head of the provisional coalition administration of iraq, essentially an occupation governing body. brenner. very soon the half-bremer began to talk about iraq, so to speak, in the first person, the bud and indeed the president of the country or the head of state, they are the head of the american occupation administration. as a result, we are going to be a rich country , declared time and added. we have everything to be rich and we have oil. we have water. we have fertile land. and there are great people. who are we in this particular case, who is going to be rich here, and who has the oil, brenner does not clarified, but everything immediately became clear as soon as he got closely involved in the iraqi economy , he opened state borders for unlimited imports, no tariffs , duties, tax checks. announced the privatization of 200 state enterprises. he allowed foreign companies

this was the she didn't go through it, but you were bush and human. it was of slow. i'm used to play you and your dislikes . i thought you can be g u, so you to dive was to be go with almost a new to us goes when the fred, you. but there's one to, there's ration you use. there's a particular loop over to peers looks to be split the you should go, you specials, you go to the, the, i'm not, you will a starting use and then your portfolio to see what they mean each of the human they to know the music of who the company is new stuff with a nearby of new dish quickly venue. while keith continues to use tara tactics, western nations cape, supplying it with new weapons, they're looking for a military victory against russia. that simply isn't going to happen, but they can't admit defeat. they've committed so much this course of action that they can't just admit that they made a mistake. it's like watching uh, you know, somebody in las vegas who just lost their stake. and now they go to the atm and they withdraw more money. and they put that on the table, they watch that. now

republic and george bush era is over.just days after your former boss, mitt romney, announced he won't be running again. what is your take on that? >> look, i don't really think there is much of a constituency in the party. i think mitt would have won reelection in utah. but, you know, the party, i look at a lot of republicans in florida. i worked for charlie chris, and martinez, the first cuban born american senator. there's a very different party. jeb bush is a very different candidate then a math gaetz. at the heart of this, and seriousness about governing. i mean, look at the current governor. he gets in a war with disney. you get in a fight with the happiness company, really, as a governor of america? and it is a strange race to the bottom that trump has unleashed, where he has really given people permission to embrace candidates who sort of revel in that. and i don't think it's gonna change until these candidates start losing not just one election, but election after election. because the only teacher in pain or the

well, i’ll tell you this depending on the age of the bush. on it. well, can you pick 7 kg of berries? well, there are different bushes, depending on age and variety, because here we are, it’s a variety, it has a large, flattened venom, so here, that means, there’s no bite, no different. we have about 50 varieties, and you know there are sugary sweets and sours. the berries then travel further to the workshop, where they are sorted and frozen at -35°. already in the refrigerators. she is waiting to be sent by a wholesale buyer, and in this room there is a pleasant coolness and just an incredible smell. yes , you understand the smell here, uh, even though it’s frozen, it’s a berry, it still has its own specific smell. well, not to mention after, but if it’s still blueberry, then i’ll tell you that as soon as you get drunk and the smell is such, you understand that this is what it’s all about. come on, it hits your head, what? called and here we have cranberries. after we remove it, we freeze it. well , let's just say the leftovers. up to 80% of

the 2nd president bush out all the side has arrived in china. the president and his wife landed in the eastern city of hung show by the time the opening game of the asian games is the 1st time in 20 years. the president outside has visited china. it's been supporting us that during the 12 years city and what we're gonna speak to katrina, you who's talking to is from beijing. what more do we know about what's going to be happening between the side of many possible to use this sean leda? but she was working with a red carpet and an on a god as he and his wife cuts down to the sea city of san joe la on thursday. and you'll be saying during his visit with presidents to do thing and also attending the opening as you said, of the asian games on saturday. now, she did visit china previously in the year 2004, when he met with bowman needed regions. how the, this is his, the state visit to the country since broadcasting 0, almost 12 years ago. now, aging has been one of the few storm supporters of damascus during the conflict. it's blocked a un resolutio

bush and ms. crockett for taking the initiative in organizing us today to have this excellent hearing so the voices are heard from around america of what is actually taking place in states that have gone down this dark authoritarian road of controlling lives and women to not do anything to help the lives of women not doing anything to help women's families but to restrict their freedom. that is a road those states will come to regret we are going to continue to fight until we restore freedom for everyone in america thank you ms. bush i yield back to you. x thank you. our roundtable on medication abortion number one is done. [laughter] [background noises] [background noises]

what kind of bush is this beautiful?, look, this is one root, probably one mother and a lot of children. here, personally, my birds, which i love them from a young age, my grandfather loved pigeons, kept pigeons, chased pigeons, probably great-grandfather also burned pigeons, and i love them every year every year. i ... them i update and change because we live in the forest and they often disappear. well, that’s mine, we sometimes argue with our family about them. but this is such a highlight that i would be nowhere without them. i go somewhere on business trips. i'm coming back day and night. i go there to them, talk to them, pet them, even sniff this smell of the depths and that’s all. it makes me feel better. i'm happy with my life. this is the kind of tranquilizer that pigeons worked on and one, my good friend in belarus, taught me how to use. freedom here come the bees, the dove and the bees are the only ones such an amazing person, i think , calms himself and his nerves and becomes with himself. well, the bees were

they thought bush, because bush supposedly was a military person. great. you know what?notjeb bush was up a couple of weeks ago he confused biden and obama. this issue, there's a lot of focus on the president and his agent is cognitive ability. some of this stuff that trump is talking about is pure lunacy. conspiracy theories about windmills killing blue wails on the beaches of south carolina. when you look at the polls is stronger than ever. i look at the polls is stronger than ever. . . �* , look at the polls is stronger than ever. u, �* , , ~' look at the polls is stronger than ever. �* , , ~ ., ever. i can't help but think that donald trump _ ever. i can't help but think that donald trump right _ ever. i can't help but think that donald trump right now - ever. i can't help but think that donald trump right now has i ever. i can't help but think that - donald trump right now has scribbled eggs for brains. i don't know what's going on up there. this is a man who is under indictment. he has court proceedings facing him, he's in a competitive primary that while he is cle

but it is the bush that is the pest in the sea.. it's dying, they seemed to say that where it grows lavender, where some bushes grow there from that memory. eh, may beetles don’t gnaw, it’s not true they gnaw everything, when we want to eat. we also eat almost everything, the main thing is that we are full. yes, and they, if they want to eat, they eat lavender and, probably, with great appetite, because sometimes under each bush there are hundreds of these little pests, we catch them one by one and knock out their teeth. my family, i’ll tell you, is probably the best in the world. my wife is a very, very, very wise woman who understands me, understands our children and understands our. eh, joint business, daughter graduated from school 2 years ago, studied as a designer, loves her profession, works with flowers this year, finished ninth grade, we sat and talked and most likely this year she will go to college to study plant protection, because we need to continue our joint work, let’s say let’s not say business, because they are a

. >>> plus -- >> it's right there in the bushes. >> what? >> the fire! it's in the bushes. >> a couple in hawaii credit the with saving a section of their neighborhood during the evacuation a couple weeks ago. we are joined by our nbc reporter in maui this evening. >>> also -- >> it just felt like the right thing to do. >> a celebrity chef, tyler florence, explains why he's betting on downtown san francisco even as many retailers continue to leave the area. >>> and de la salle's 2001 football team just named the best high school team of all time. we're talking to a former star of that team who went on to play in the nfl and is now back on campus as an assistant coach. >>> good evening. i'm raj mathai. thanks for joining us on this labor day. we're hoping you had a safe and enjoyable weekend. we start with the traffic. a lot of people heading home after this holiday weekend. there's some good news. after a days long construction closure, traffic is flowing once again across the carquinez bridge. the westbound span reopened just a couple hours ago at 5:00.

the demonstrations were sparked by economic measures enacted by president bush. i last saw now protest or say they will not stop gathering on sway. there's a colorado of square until they're over, throw the machine to nice stop, protest, day and night civil disobedience like this. aimed at president bush on an us a, in a government control province is the rear side the people want to bring down the resume. people mentioned to you to come from a square, 60 square to them on freedom. most people who live here belong to the drew's community up to now they have been relatively neutral and the war. but a recent decision by the president pushed hundreds on to the street. the saw double public wages and then lifted fuels subsidies leading to a 3 phone price increase. initially, the demands had to do with living conditions, and i see the protest soon swelled growing thousands of demonstrators calling for an end to the sab regime. how the membership of this regime does not even have anything. it can also people, the bills are paid to be run and russia in return for the mi