the project architect charles king and richard gee. i know i saw charles earlier. the lead design architect, greta jones. project manager, (inaudible) and construction manager (inaudible) ed ryan. from the drawing work to work on side the project managem construction helped make the important project come to life creating spaces that bring people together and express community vision for itself. thank you also to the fantastic artists and i hope everyone will get a chance to see the beautiful art inside. (inaudible) yes. [applause] ron sanders and william rodes who contributions have infused beauty culture and love into this project. and finally, i want to thank san francisco voters who support of the health band was crucial. so, that thank you everyone who played such an important part in the amazing project and i like to invite mayor breed who has shown incredible leadership during the pandemic and throughout her tenure and amplified the importance of our public health system. madam mayor. [applause] >> thank you carla and you had me at on time and under budget.

, _ charles takes over from his mother as king, we — charles takes over from his mother i think? it's an opportunity for so many athletes from around the world, from the commonwealth, with debates over its colonial origins and everything else, but it is still a big draw? t everything else, but it is still a bi draw? ~ , everything else, but it is still a bi draw? ,, , ., big draw? ithink it is, i agree that the concept _ big draw? ithink it is, i agree that the concept of _ big draw? ithink it is, i agree that the concept of the - big draw? i think it is, i agree - that the concept of the commonwealth is under threat. i think the history of it increasingly feels out of step with the modern world. but i do think there is collaboration, and i think there is collaboration, and i think there is a network, an alliance of countries that have come together through the friendly games, as they are termed, is a great opportunity for the best athletes, as well as the athletes that are brilliant but wouldn't have the opportunity to compete in the olympics, to come together and do th

king charles the twelfth was also very fond of frakin. hat the king took a cook, even military campaigns turned out to be karl together with her and the chatterbox, the king managed to escape capture . but god was less fortunate russian captured her. so at the same time she offered fierce resistance to the pomelov dragoon. she broke two ribs, and a tooth was knocked out by a cheese dragoon. whoa a. by the way, how else khuina georgievna said, voicing a wonderful character. well, on television this goodness is enough even without you, it’s just that she ’s some kind of right. it's good. so banks are beautiful beautiful round figure 100.000 rubles. in a few minutes we will find out this money will go to one of our viewers or go to the next program. it's five for one, don't switch. the final is ahead. we look to know everything about russia the best historical series, we watch for free without registration or on the site bentalgin the number one remedy for spasm and inflammation pain with periodic female headaches and other types of pain pent

the appointment takes place with the permission of the swedish king charles 12, who himself at that momentame bendery it was then that the pacts and constitutions of the laws and liberties of the zaporizhzhya army were created and signed, which are now called the constitution of philip orlyk, however, orlit did not seek any freedom of ukraine, there was an attempt to create a vassal monarchy, first as part of sweden and later than france, while ukraine itself is mentioned in the facts. as a part of russia or lesser russia when the bets on sweden failed, orlik turns to the turkish sultan and offers his services as governors of the polish right-bank ukraine and the sultan even issues a decree on his eternal rule over the cossacks orlik spends the rest of his life in political migration, now and then, urging european rulers to create an anti-russian alliance and start military operations against russia, the swedes. they will try to use it again during the russian-swedish war, they will start sponsoring with money and even transport it closer to the russian empire. however, at some point it be

the project architect charles king and richard gee. i know i saw charles earlier. the lead design architect, greta jones. project manager, (inaudible) and construction manager (inaudible) ed ryan. from the drawing work to work on side the project managem construction helped make the important project come to life creating spaces that bring people together and express community vision for itself. thank you also to the fantastic artists and i hope everyone will get a chance to see the beautiful art inside. (inaudible) yes. [applause] ron sanders and william rodes who contributions have infused beauty culture and love into this project. and finally, i want to thank san francisco voters who support of the health band was crucial. so, that thank you everyone who played such an important part in the amazing project and i like to invite mayor breed who has shown incredible leadership during the pandemic and throughout her tenure and amplified the importance of our public health system. madam mayor. [applause] >> thank you carla and you had me at on time and under budget.

once the frankish king charles 1 decided to make europe completely christian periodically making thesign of the cross over the whole, the pious husband killed almost all muslims in spain and portugal; some managed to escape and added to africa. after long wanderings, the refugees found a convenient place in a narrow valley of the middle atlas mountains at the intersection of caravan routes to the atlantic and mediterranean coasts. sultan mula idris outlined the boundaries of the fortress with a golden hoe and laid the first stone in the foundation of the future capital of a huge state of jewish families. it was also forced migrants who knew bitterness, arabs accepted. the jew also came to press from andalusia, and also in the ninth century was very advantageously located at the crossroads of the most important trade routes. and in the art of trading the jew, no, equal, the jewish population lived in weight isolated in their area by their commune in their affairs in their way of life no one interfered, in fact, on the territory of the fess. they had their own state. here was the large

the project architect charles king and richard gee. i know i saw charles earlier.hitect, greta jones. project manager, (inaudible) and construction manager (inaudible) ed ryan. from the drawing work to work on side the project managem construction helped make the important project come to life creating spaces that bring people together and express community vision for itself. thank you also to the fantastic artists and i hope everyone will get a chance to see the beautiful art inside. (inaudible) yes. [applause] ron sanders and william rodes who contributions have infused beauty culture and love into this project. and finally, i want to thank san francisco voters who support of the health band was crucial. so, that thank you everyone who played such an important part in the amazing project and i like to invite mayor breed who has shown incredible leadership during the pandemic and throughout her tenure and amplified the importance of our public health system. madam mayor. [applause] >> thank you carla and you had me at on time and under budget. really excited about

the project architect charles king and richard gee. i know i saw charles earlier. lead design architect, greta jones. project manager, (inaudible) and construction manager (inaudible) ed ryan. from the drawing work to work on side the project managem construction helped make the important project come to life creating spaces that bring people together and express community vision for itself. thank you also to the fantastic artists and i hope everyone will get a chance to see the beautiful art inside. (inaudible) yes. [applause] ron sanders and william rodes who contributions have infused beauty culture and love into this project. and finally, i want to thank san francisco voters who support of the health band was crucial. so, that thank you everyone who played such an important part in the amazing project and i like to invite mayor breed who has shown incredible leadership during the pandemic and throughout her tenure and amplified the importance of our public health system. madam mayor. [applause] >> thank you carla and you had me at on time and under budget. real

the project architect charles king and richard gee. i know i saw charles earlier.ead design architect, greta jones. project manager, (inaudible) and construction manager (inaudible) ed ryan. from the drawing work to work on side the project managem construction helped make the important project come to life creating spaces that bring people together and express community vision for itself. thank you also to the fantastic artists and i hope everyone will get a chance to see the beautiful art inside. (inaudible) yes. [applause] ron sanders and william rodes who contributions have infused beauty culture and love into this project. and finally, i want to thank san francisco voters who support of the health band was crucial. so, that thank you everyone who played such an important part in the amazing project and i like to invite mayor breed who has shown incredible leadership during the pandemic and throughout her tenure and amplified the importance of our public health system. madam mayor. [applause] >> thank you carla and you had me at on time and under budget. really

the project architect charles king and richard gee. i know i saw charles earlier.he lead design architect, greta jones. project manager, (inaudible) and construction manager (inaudible) ed ryan. from the drawing work to work on side the project managem construction helped make the important project come to life creating spaces that bring people together and express community vision for itself. thank you also to the fantastic artists and i hope everyone will get a chance to see the beautiful art inside. (inaudible) yes. [applause] ron sanders and william rodes who contributions have infused beauty culture and love into this project. and finally, i want to thank san francisco voters who support of the health band was crucial. so, that thank you everyone who played such an important part in the amazing project and i like to invite mayor breed who has shown incredible leadership during the pandemic and throughout her tenure and amplified the importance of our public health system. madam mayor. [applause] >> thank you carla and you had me at on time and under budget. re

the project architect charles king and richard gee. i know i saw charles earlier.ad design architect, greta jones. project manager, (inaudible) and construction manager (inaudible) ed ryan. from the drawing work to work on side the project managem construction helped make the important project come to life creating spaces that bring people together and express community vision for itself. thank you also to the fantastic artists and i hope everyone will get a chance to see the beautiful art inside. (inaudible) yes. [applause] ron sanders and william rodes who contributions have infused beauty culture and love into this project. and finally, i want to thank san francisco voters who support of the health band was crucial. so, that thank you everyone who played such an important part in the amazing project and i like to invite mayor breed who has shown incredible leadership during the pandemic and throughout her tenure and amplified the importance of our public health system. madam mayor. [applause] >> thank you carla and you had me at on time and under budget. really

magdalena anderson gave president zelenskiy a special gift, a copy of the letter of the swedish king charles on the recognition of the independence of zaporozhye sich. that's why i took the constitution for the constitution, you can talk about this letter, but i would like to talk about the constitution, because it is also important to understand that when the constitution was written in our country in cursive, so in russia at that time there was no law or justice at all, and there was only rule tsar of moscow, who said that he was my friend, we were going to kiss and judge, i have the right, but they had the right. and we had a constitution. how important is the return of this and the understanding of this ? people's consciousness that we were in europe in general , we were in europe, we had european values, they once said that we would become europe , yes, we are it, please, you know it is really obvious that, as ivan mazepa wrote in the poem of the song, our hetman oh, woe to those seagulls god that twisted the nest crowded road, and here we must absolutely understand that ukraine is a un

swedish government came to the meeting with zelensky with a copy of the letter of the swedish king charles zaporizhzhya sechich for an official meeting. she put on an embroidered shirt, yellow and blue embroidery, the state colors of our country are the same blue and yellow. this is a beautiful embroidery. i took the former sent to sweden in ukraine, or rather, from his wife. the prime minister of sweden presented volodymyr zelensky with a copy of this historical document. instructions that the swedish king charles 12 and the ukrainian hetman in exile perepolik 300 years ago passed obedience to the ottoman empire charles the twelfth, the last european monarch who died in battle and after the defeat in the 21-year northern war with russia, sweden lost imperial power and turned into a minor power . the first lesson of history should be taken into account by zelensky, and the second by his american masters. if the chances are that it will be possible to agree on peace or putin does not consider such an option at all, and he says, i will win and not accept, nothing less. putin has no turning b

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the manuel charles met resonance, near king of who are trying to rebuild their homes and lives. many are struggling to repair the damage caused by russian attacks. if the arc we met, cut her by chance on the site of the demetrius main road, that above we were filming the destruction caused when a missile hit her building. she was keen to show us inside, back in march when russian troops were advancing on key if fierce fighting took place in the area with hundreds of homes made and inhabitable of federal law, everything is falling apart like here and here and she or boy, here with brown were but that the water came, as you can see, is dripping on the windows here. it's actually the same in the room. everything is destroyed with nothing left. there are no windows year to walk or catch are says local authorities assess the damage, not long after the strike, but she hasn't received any help since then. mostly as i paid for the repairs myself, i used all the money i had, and i installed new windows to keep the crows in the sparrows from coming inside me in the la dealing because only

a copy of the letter from the swedish national archives, written in 1711 by king charles of the 12thave in moldova now yes, part of this letter? today i brought you a special gift. this is a copy of the letter from the national archives of sweden, which was written in 1711 by king charles xii in the city of bender, moldavia, this letter was an instruction to the swedish ambassador in constantinople . he had to do a lot for the freedom and independence of the zaporozhian sich, as a state, so that the ukrainian cossacks would never again suffer from the repression of the russian tsar already in the 18th century. the swedish king was amazed by the local democratic self-government of the ukrainian cossacks . yes, an interesting thing. yes, this is a ukrainian vyshyvanka or a swedish national concept i can’t make out and was presented by the ambassador of sweden to ukraine a. so yes, and zelensky, of course, was delighted with the gift. but who would not be delighted with such a gift and even read aloud part of the letter. here i am pus, in order to implement the article on the freedom of

restore the unity and independence of the ukrainian state, he agreed on support with the king of sweden charles xii and opposed the moscow tsar, but the allied troops were defeated. mazepa's figure became so famous that victor hugo, voltaire and byron wrote about his life after the failure of mazepa, the hetmanship gradually lost its autonomy in 1775 russian troops destroyed zaporizhzhya sich within a few years the russian government spread a type of slavery, serfdom, to ukrainian lands at the same time the russian empire violated the treaty concluded with the tatars by annexing the crimean khanate after the divisions of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth at the end of the 18th century, most of the ukrainian lands ended up as part of the russian empire, the rest became part of the austrian empire, ukrainians managed to preserve their cultural originality in 1798 they printed a part of ivan kotlyarevskyi's poem aeneid written in the actual modern ukrainian language this became an impetus for the development of ukrainian literature in 1847 the russian authorities arrested the members of the kyiv

he negotiated support with the king of sweden, charles xii, and opposed the tsar of moscow, but the allied forces were defeated. mazepa's figure became so famous that victor hugo , voltaire and byron wrote about his life after the failure of mazepa. the hetmanate gradually lost its autonomy in 1775. russian troops destroyed zaporozhye sich in a few years. the russian government extended serfdom to ukrainian lands and a type of slavery. at the same time, the russian empire violated the treaty concluded with the tatars by annexing the crimean khanate after the divisions of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth at the end of the 18th century. most of the ukrainian lands became part of the russian empire, the rest became part of the austrian empire . originality in 1798, a part of ivan kotlyarevsky's poem aeneid was printed, it was actually written in the modern ukrainian language, this became an impetus to the development of ukrainian literature in 1847 the russian authorities arrested the members of the kyiv secret society, they sought a change in the state system and democratic development of

he agreed on support with the king of sweden, charles xii and opposed the moscow tsar, but the allied troops were defeated. mazepa's figure became so famous that victor hugo voltaire and byron wrote about his life after mazepa's failure hetmanship gradually lost its autonomy in 1775. russian troops destroyed zaporizhzhia. in a few years, russian authorities spread serfdom, a form of slavery, to ukrainian lands. at the same time, the russian empire violated the treaty concluded with the tatars by annexing the crimean khanate. the rest of the empire became part of the austrian empire. ukrainians managed to preserve their cultural identity as part of various empires. in 1798, a part of the poem was printed ivan kotlyarevsky's aeneid was written in the actual modern ukrainian language, this became an impetus for the development of ukrainian literature. in 1847, the russian authorities arrested the members of the kyiv secret society. they sought to change the state system and democratic development of ukraine. they severely punished the free-thinking poet and artist taras shevchenko, a for

and the beard towards zelen skim, an embroidered shirt and a copy of the letter of the swedish king charles meeting of the head swedish government, got off with vyshyvanka, yellow, blue embroidery, the state colors of our countries and the same blue and yellow, this beautiful survival was taken by the former ambassador to sweden in ukraine, or rather, from his wife. forms sweden gave vladimir zelensky a copy of a historical document, this instruction, which the swedish king karl 12 and the ukrainian hetman in exile drank, porlik 300 years ago handed over obedience in the ottoman empire charles the twelfth last european monarch who died in battle and after the defeat in during the 21-year northern war with russia, sweden lost its imperial power and became a minor power. the first lesson of history should be taken into account by zelensky, and the second by his american master. there are chances that it will be possible to agree on peace, or putin does not consider such an option at all, and he says, i will win and will not accept anything less. putin has no turning back putin came out and an

very proud that i brought zelensky a rather strange gift, in fact, a photocopy of the very king of sweden charles, that is, in the ottoman empire. i brought you a special gift. this is a copy of the letter from the swedish national archives dated 1711, written by king charles xii in bender, where he stayed with philip orlik. this letter was written in the service of sweden in constantinople with tools on how to fight for the freedom of the zaporozhian sich as an independent state? that is, this is an instruction to the swedish ambassador in the ottoman empire to recognize the independence of the zaporizhzhya sich as a state, and that’s why the swedish ukrainian ties have such long roots, and even then sweden baked in the freedom of ukraine. in general , magdalena anderson scratched unpleasantly the document itself is absurd. what order could charles the twelfth give to his ambassador in constantinople in 1711, and in relation to what ukraine in general, after the crushing defeat near poltava in 1709, having fled from the russian army of peter the great to the town of bendery, which is now in tran

sweden in the twenty-second year anderson for zelensky gift, a copy of the letter of the swedish king charlesuctions there to recognize the zaporizhzhya sich of an independent state independent of the moscow tsar. i think that this fits very well into modern political content already at the beginning of the 18th century. our swedish king was amazed by the cossacks and kazan democracy for a rarity. the protocol service is sent here. zelensky reads out. i think that is actually an important signal from the symbol. here is a fragment, as soon as possible to realize the will of ukraine and all the cossacks and return their old freedom, only the document was written in 1711 after 2 years. after the defeat of charles near poltava, maze died, his supporters fled to turkey and the swedes. lost zelensky still envy. this can be seen on his face in a joint photograph, where he barely restrains his emotions. after all, sweden is taken to nato. but ukraine is not. frankly speaking. we are very happy for you ukrainians have come up with a new way to attract europe to each country to distribute across the u

having defeated the most powerful european army of king charles xii at that time and entering the arenaces of the aerospace forces of the russian federation e. today, anti-aircraft missile troops are successfully solving tasks related to a special military operation, and we, from all we wish them souls in battle, success in the forces of health, and, of course, our common victories. well, orthodox christians came to church today to remember prince peter and fevronia of murom, today is family day of love and fidelity, which we wish you all family happiness, love and fidelity. yesterday, vladimir putin, meeting with the leaders of parliamentary factions and the leadership of the state duma, made a speech. in my opinion with one of the most important uh speeches. for all time, first a special military operation. he said a number of really important worldview thoughts. e, and told about how he himself sees the entrance of the military operation in ukraine, let's listen to what our president said. today we hear that they want to defeat us on the battlefield. well, what can i say, let him try

yes, this event was invented to strengthen the kings and other respectable public. they say that charles and many other famous people enjoyed the skill of the participants of this holiday. many other famous belgians. according to the results , there cannot be 440,000 rubles. yes, we have finally come to the climax of our show now. will be resolved, the main intrigue and the final very soon, do not switch, it can accumulate in the blood and damage the walls of blood vessels, the drug angiovit helps to reduce the level of homocysteine ​​angiovit plan a healthy future. now together with our table on tvs will collect 2 days of his death. these songs we will never forget. my kids will definitely sing. andrey andrey malakhov's evening show today at 18:00 pentalgin is the number one remedy for pain, spasm and inflammation with periodic female headaches and other types of pain pentalkin we can do without the bolitnik. sat down from you rejoiced. hello loved ones. i mean girl. well , please, just a little bit of ice cream, pure line, please your and close taste buds. when buying from burgers, a 2

so you know, those are that's those two cavalier king charles spaniels are ours. it's ali and opel.n we do have a visitor. that's rosie, who were taking care of her. her family. while she's actually out of the country, so those are our three that are joining us this morning. um but the reason we actually started sniff spot really was because of what you said. a lot of people feel really uncomfortable about going to dog parks or even just taking their dog out on a walk on a leash, because it's just really hard for them. their dog is reactive or their dog is scared. and having a place to go where, you know, it's like completely secured, fenced unknown and you're able to just be relaxed with your dog. maybe do some training. maybe just hang out. maybe just sit on a chair like so great for people exactly as we see. yeah we got a lot of places to sit and all that and usually hosts have those you know amenities. and honestly on the site. each person has a profile, and it tells you exactly what their yard is like, with lots of pictures, just as if you were going to rent an airbnb. so for t

power, defeating the most powerful army at that time on the european continent of the swedish king charles military operation zone, wishing everyone great success, er, and, of course, victory in our common struggle against a very difficult enemy. well , orthodox christians today celebrate the day of prince peter and fevronia of murom, this is the holiday of the family of love in fidelity, we wish everyone happiness in the family, love and fidelity. vladimir putin yesterday met with the leaders of the duma factions and with the leadership of the state duma and made a number of important, uh, political statements and geopolitical statements, ideological statements, which, of course, we will discuss today in a big game , and in particular, what did putin say about, about how the situation in ukraine is developing listen today we hear that they want to defeat us on the battlefield. well, what can i say, let him try. we have already heard a lot that the west wants to fight us before the last ukrainian. this is a tragedy for the ukrainian people, but it looks like everything is going to this. bu

this year, the queen said it was her sincere wish for camilla to become queen consort when charles becomes king the duke of edinburgh and just get on with thejob. daniela relph, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen. hello there. the next few days will bring a break in the heat for many parts of the uk. the exception being the south east. still heat wave conditions here certainly today. temperatures pushing up towards 30 degrees, but it's a brisk breeze blowing in rather more cloud and a few showers into the north west of scotland. the odd one for northern ireland and more general patchy light rain across the northern and western isles. perhaps the odd spot of drizzly rain from the cloud lingering in the south. but by and large it's fair weather cloud and there's plenty of strong sunshine around and we are likely to see temperatures around 30 degrees in the far southeast again. but you can see temperatures elsewhere, a few degrees down on those of recent days. and we've still got some very high levels of pollen where we've got that sunshine further north and still some hi

sandstone mediterranean castle was built a century ago by charles green to resemble a place on cornwall, england. the medieval fortress where kingved. >> there you have it. >> i don't know what to say. >> moving on. 5:26 on this wednesday. next, top stories we are following including a comedy show and north bay drawing backlash. >> he basically just said, get over it. like. i make fun of everybody. >> dave chapelle's comedy star makes a stop in santa rosa. so please from the lgbtq community. >> reporter: as monkeypox infections continue to arise, some communities are being disproportionately impacted disproportionately impacted i will br. ea when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine get a seat at the table will be transformational for my tribal members. taxing online sports betting gives us an opportunity to really enhance the lives of our tribe and strengthen the future of our people. vote yes on prop 27. >>> we've been working aroun

this year, the queen said it was her sincere wish for camilla to become queen consort when charles becomes kinge will come out. any survivor of domestic abuse who meets her says she really listens, and somebody who has lived through domestic abuse has got very strong antennae for someone who is just faking it or ticking a box. they really understand when someone is properly engaging with them and that is the sense that people always get from her, she's really listening and hearing what people are saying and she's constantly asking, what more can i do? which is an incredible thing from somebody in her position. the future for camilla may be daunting, but she says she will follow the example of the queen and the duke of edinburgh and just get on with thejob. daniela relph, bbc news. we are in space again, nina. can you believe it? it was a big day for space exploration yesterday as nasa released stunning pictures of the of the deepest reaches of the universe. let's have a look at some of them. the images were captured by the ten billion dollar james webb space telescope and are the first full col

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sources close to prince charles is that there is advisers were warning against accepting these donations because of the very obvious headlines, generated by how it looks for the future kingamily, no matter how broken the relationship to osama bin laden may have been. just the relationship to osama bin laden may have been-— may have been. just because you alluded to it. _ may have been. just because you alluded to it, the _ may have been. just because you alluded to it, the response - may have been. just because you i alluded to it, the response because the accusation in the meat of the article is if there were advisers saying this will look terrible, don't do it. the response insisted to the sunday times, not to the bbc that we have independently stood up the story. but this was that the quote says that they were not dismayed by the bin laden donation and no one will shut it down on decisions, and fell within the commitment of trustees and there is nothing saying that they have been involved in acts of terrorism. the context of the sunday times and the main pr battle in a way is already lost because we are prince charles and osama bin laden in the same headline on the fr

king dollar inching ever so close the parity with the euro. get ready for your vacation. charles schwab chief investment strategist with liz an saunders to tell us if we should be cheering that rally or if it's more pain for the markets and the u.s. economy. plus, oil bulls are rising from the oil patch today. the liberty oil field services ceo is here with his view on where crude goes as the fed raises rates and is recession fears grow. i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman. we begin with the fox market alert as investors seem to be trading with trepidation lately. things are looking a little more confident today. dare i say that? the dow, the s&p, the nasdaq and thes are el all in the -- russell all in the green, dow up 318, barely off of session highs, s&p up 56, nasdaq up 255, and you can see the russell is up by 42, a gain of 2.5. very strong -- 2.5%. very strong performance, but with wall street on edge, tomorrow's jobs report could make major market waves. analysts are expecting 268,000 nonfarm payrolls added last month. that would be a drop from the 390,000 that we got for

rachel: or you can find a diamond in the rough like charles, two for one date and then look at him now. >> burger king: cost effective and simple. two for one burgers. >> leave the louis vuitton shoes at home. the expectations will go through the roof. i ain't saying she's a gold digger, but please leave the louis vuitton shoes at home. rachel: if you take a girl out in your gucci or louis vuitton shoes and get her a two for one burger, she'll be like once. lawrence: you all have the audience thinking i'm an expensive man. [laughter] lawrence: oh, wow. [laughter] pete: are those blue? rachel: yeah, they're nice. lawrence: had they are blue. rachel: they're beautiful. he does have good taste. if your taste in women is as good as your taste in shoes, lawrence -- pete: you've got red bottoms on those? lawrence: there we go. pete: there it is. lawrence: unbelievable. the producers are giving me a hard time. rachel: there it is. pete: there you have it. you can redeem yourself by getting in the pool, lawrence. [laughter] rachel: with those shoes. lawrence: with the shoes off. with the shoes off. pete: take

charles was calling from fallbrook, california. caller: good morning. i am calling quickly for bruce because i hope he was still awake on the night of the elections. i was. i was watching john king do the online live at about midnight. at that moment, he was in shock. i carried that shock until now. the trump system was way ahead. all of a sudden i -- nationally. the count reversed by over 350 votes -- 350,000 votes from trump to biden. that clip has been removed from the archives of cnn. have you got a copy of it? guest: no i don't have a copy of it. i think -- localities do not report all of their votes instantly on election night. it is time to come votes. that is what you saw only 2020. just as you saw in the primaries in pennsylvania earlier this year. it is pretty common. 2000 was an example where things went the other way. 2004 was an example where you had a few democrats in the house, getting a senator, barbara boxer to express an objection to the counting of votes. of course, that didn't happen in a riot situation. it was quickly dealt with. al gore, going back to 2000, al gore was the one who quieted down any objections to that election. in 2004, the counting was dealt

king jr. in standing with muhammad ali and that led president obama to avoid russell the presidential medal of freedom in 2011 and also was 88 years old. jon: charlesatson, thank you. the nation also mourns the death of michelle nichols tonight. she played the lieutenant on "star trek". her son posted on facebook that she died last night of natural causes. one of the first black woman featured in the major television series and one in the first and the role of power and authority. william shatner believed to be the first kiss on american television. she's at her later years promoting nasa including the women of minorities including sally ride american female astronaut michelle nichols. jon: president biden has tested positive for covid again after his case rebound positivity began yesterday as the president continued working remotely. he is monitoring house speaker nancy pelosi's trip to asia. the speaker says she's visiting for countries but is not mentioned any potential stop in taiwan. back here at home but looking ahead to tuesday's high-stakes primary election in arizona in missouri. we have fox team political coverage, senior correspondent al

king cross station, for example. let�*s hearfrom our transport katie austin. example. let's hear from our transport katie austin. charlese heading north out of london today passengers were simply told, do not travel. this afternoon all services in and out of london�*s station was suspended after a fire by the tracks caused by overhead power lines coming down and this afternoon van wesco said it was stopping all services for the remainder of today. 0ther stopping all services for the remainder of today. other issues around the country have included bookle rails, signalling problems and other issues with the overhead power lines with today and yesterday has simply been higher than the rail networks in its existing form was designed to cope with. i�*m told some disruption could continue into tomorrow morning. again, it passengers are told to check before they travel. passengers are told to check before the travel. ~ �* passengers are told to check before they travel-— they travel. we're getting updates on the impact _ they travel. we're getting updates on the impact of _ they travel. we're getting updates on the impact of

charles green and made to resemble a castle in cornwall, england. but why is a special other than the fact that it's very beautiful? according to legend that is that medieval fortress where king arthur was conceived. >> who knows who was conceived in that home? i guess we will find out centuries from now. yeah. i know. >>> right now it's 6:00. bracing for a new rate hike. >> we understand the hardships that high inflation is causing. we are strongly committed to bringing inflation back down. >> the federal reserve may be poised to raise interest rates for the fourth time this year but there are some big questions hanging in the balance. how the ultimate decision may affect your bottom line. >>> and fire crews gaining ground on the fire burning near yosemite. we have an update on the conditions crews will face today and the lingering effects we are failing in the bay area. >>> this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. an we are happy to have you with this. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm marcus washington. >>> first let's talk money this morning. we're talking about 10 figures. this is a live look outside that 7-eleven in the east bay and thi

we threw off a king who wanted to control us, and is we said, no, we the people, at the end of the day. we rose up. we've got to to remember who we are. charlesink it's a lot more than just the economic situation. carrie, happy fourth. thank you. great seeing you. >> you too, charles. charles: all right, i'm still trying to wrap my head around jerome powell's comments about not understanding inflation. last time i got this conversation, it got don luskin fired up. well, guess whatsome he's back and he's ready to go. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ welcome to allstate where anyone who bundles their home and auto insurance saves. isn't that right phil? sorry, i'm a little busy. what in the world are you doing? i'm in the metaverse, bundling my home and auto insurance. why don't you just do that in the real world? um, because now i can bundle in space. watch this. save up to 25% when you bundle home and auto. call a local agent or 1-888-allstate for a quote today. lemons. lemons, lemons, lemons. look how nice they are. the moment you become an expedia member, you can instantly start saving on your travels. so you can go and see all those, lovely, lemon