sarah cody. >> covid is probably here to stay for a while. so the strategy needs to be how do we live with covid. >> she was the first health officer in the country to take significant action against covid at the beginning of this entire pandemic. she tells us the things she'sing to personally because of the delta variant and her advice for parents with children too young to get vaccinated. >>> also yesterday we broke the news. today more exclusive information about the leaning and sinking millennium tower in san francisco. >>> how dry are we? see for yourself, before and after pictures of our reservoirs and the troubling reality of our drought. >>> good evening, this is nbc bay area news tonight. >> i'm raj mathai. at one point, if you think about it. in the height of the pandemic, dr. sarah cody says she was getting death threats. tonight no threats but plenty of criticism. people are frustrated. there seemed to be a sense the pandemic was coming to an end, but thousand a new surge where vaccination rates are at around 80%. robert handa has

cody recommends to do. . >> we have posted the full interview with dr. cody. she talks about the long-term impact and the county's early response when the pandemic hits. go to nbcbayarea.com, we have a link to her full interview. >>> johnson & johnson may soon be offering a booster shot for its covid-19 vaccine. tl company released new data of early stage clinical trial showing a booster dose resulted in a nine-fold increase in antibodies. the company is in discussions of the fda. tonight on "nightly news" with lester holt, tom costello speaks to lester holt that he got the johnson & johnson shot. what med as a whole experts say you should do. that's coming up in less than 30 minutes. cal-osha encouraging all worker to wear masks regardless of vaccination status. that follows a recent guidance update from the california department public health. the move made because of recent surge of covid cases in workplaces. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the caldor fire in el dorado county. more than 126,000 acres have burned and the fire is just only 11% contained

cody and to try to recover all of the documentary record about cody, his immediate connections, his work and often his early life and when he was out here in the plains then later when he became a performer and later still when he became a developer and an investor in this part of the west in particular is something that we really value the sort of partnerships that we can develop with people like sonya and ernie who can help us to fill in some of the gaps in this information, but we really value the support that we have here and both directly from buffalo bill historical center and indirectly from a lot of supporters and investors and donors who make all of our work possible. so we would like to thank you all this morning for your support, for this event, for your support for the papers of william f. cody and if any of you would like any information about our project we have a website codyarchive.org and some of my colleagues at the end of the presentation will be passing out some information about our website if you would like to find out more about our work. and if you are not yet fin

it's been a privilege and having him here in cody to speak. over the last three years, on each occasion, and i have had the pleasure and the honor of introducing him to a group here in buffalo bill historical center. ernie is the last surviving great grandson of sitting bull. he is a decorated vietnam vet. he runs his own charitable educational foundation called the sitting bull family foundation. he has written a book which contains the oral history of sitting bull's family. he has produced two dvds in which he is actually recounting some of the oral history of sitting bull's family. and he's got a new dvd that will be coming out later this year called "sitting bull's voice," which is about the work that he has been doing to ensure that his great-grandfather is properly remembered and that his great-grandfather's commitment to the lakota way of life is passed on to future generations. sitting bull, as i'm sure a number of you are aware, had a connection to buffalo bill's wild west. many of you may not be aware that ernie's family had addition

cody on the website. hear the impact on adults and kids. >>> we have a developing story out of eastern contra costa county. a freight train collided with a car at a railroad crossing at east cypress road in oakley just before 1:00 this afternoon. and sadly, a 12 year old boy was killed. nbc bay area's melissa colorado joins us from oakley, new scrutiny over this particular intersection, and it happens to be just a block away from a middle school. >> reporter: just a block away from a middle school. oakley police confirming that we all feared, that 12 year old boy who tragically passed away in this accident was a student at that middle school, delta vista middle school. police officers on scene as well as those crews you see in the neon vests and hard hats. they've been examining those tracks for more than an hour now. police say all crossing signals were operating correctly at the time of the crash. >> i just heard a big crunch, and i looked over, and the car flew off the road, and then a tire was going,

this camp sits near cody, who was also a boy scout like norm was and they met at a boy scout event in the camp and later ended up both being in congress at the same time and are dear friends until this day. for me as a writer just that beautiful arc. the fourth thing was a bonus, i didn't know it when i started this project, when i approached norm about doing it is meeting this very special person who has become such an important part of my life and has taught me so many things and has given me such a sense of not only gratitude for what he and the other japanese-americans all went through and that they came through it the way they did, but a lot of faith in this country. we got through this, and we will keep going with the other things we're challenged by. >> secretary mineta, you were very young, you were about the same age that many of the members of our audience were and i wondered how your family talked to you about what was happening at the time, how your parents explained what was going on. >> well, as andrea said, my dad loved this country. he came here by himself when he was

there's no place like home for a lot of people. >> cody, thank you for your time today.psis of the different markets, we really appreciate it. >> you've got it >>> up next, shares of gamestop soaring over the past two days but they're still down about 55% from their february highs. e igalemg in to the revenge of thorin me stock in just a moment made to order or ready to go? with a hybrid, you don't have to choose. that's why insurers are going hybrid with ibm. businesses that want personalization and speed are going with a smarter hybrid cloud using the technology and expertise of ibm. nice bumping into you. ♪i got it, you got it♪ ♪i want it, you want it♪ ♪when i want it, you've got it♪ ♪when you want it, i got it, i got it, yeah♪ ♪when they want it♪ ♪we got it, yeah♪ ♪ >>> welcome back the original meme stock is back. mentions of game stock on reddit soared yesterday to about 12,000 kristina partsinevelos is here to dig deep eer into the trade. >>> i did see one headline that read an otherwise booring tradig day but that's rarely the case in meme trading. we saw a surge

sarah cody says bay area schools have protocols in place for preventing infections and stopping a spread we are going to see cases among students, staff, and teachers. for the most part, these cases will reflect what is happening in the school community. larry: dr. cody says even if a child isn't old enough to get vaccinated, it will help if the child's family is vaccinated. >>>> in oakland, teachers and staff are: on the school district to begin weekly student testing. teachers and staff said they also want improved ventilation and large common areas. there've been 100 reported cases on school campuses. currently, there are at home tests at every school for families to take when needed, and the district has done more testing than any district in the state outside of los angeles. more to come as we take a live look at walnut creek. not horrible california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift

liz: fox business alert, cody shares not in need of any coverup or concealer at this hour, the kyliepectations for its full year forecast after reporting an 89% year-over-year surge in revenue, in its fiscal fourth quarter look at these shares up 15% right now. robust demand for actually it was cody's fragrance product products in all of its global markets getting credit for the sweet selling sales performance the good news comes ahead of the launch of the cosmetic giant's new digital ly enabled touchless perfume tester due to be released in the next year. still a $9.46 stock, but hey, it's up 14%. harder, better, faster, stronger , kylie jenner's ex- brother in law kanye west making a power play in the speaker market. teaming up with electronics maker to unveil that thing. the donda stem player the little hockey puk had size thing named after west's new album, the device priced at $200 will allow users to literally alter, meaning mix and play songs, add to them in anyway they'd like due to enhanced audio features. so if you want to, you can add the celo to something, whatever you wa

sarah cody should get a presidential metal. sarah cody saw she needed to shut down the county without backup from gavin newsom or donald trump, shuts down the county, probably save lives, interrupting the early disease transmission and it she gets a sense, every wednesday at sarah cody's house a mob to this day chance insults and absurdities at her and her family. i call her a month ago, around-the-clock armed guards and she was in the shelter with her teenage daughter to study for a test the next day because the mob was making so much noise outside her house so that's what they get. this selective pressure placed on the public health system by the pandemic to drive the best of them out and let the ones who said i'm not going to interfere too much, let's say that something to correct. >> back to my time in government, there is almost an allergy to risk-taking. people are petrified of taking risks and i don't mean risks of the magnitude during covid but basic things like running an experiment to see if a program works well or no

it's been a privilege and having him here in cody to speak. over the last three

and then, we got paired off with a kid from cody, to build our tent. well, in wyoming, it can rain a lot, anytime. so, in order to protect the tent, you had to build a motor around it. and then, you know, there's a kit in that ten below us, he's a bully, we don't like him. would you mind if we cut the exit towards that tent? [laughs] well, no skin off of my nose, i said sure. so, we built this beautiful moat. as luck would have it, it started raining. and i am carving that moat, it's draining beautifully. it went down that way. the tent pegs pulled, and the tent came down, and the kid in my tenth goes, [laughs] . he kept laughing the whole time. into the night. and i said to him, alan, would you please show up so we can get some rest? well, that was alan simpson. [laughs] >>. >>,. in 1974, and he got elected in 1978. but here we are, in 1943, in a pull portent together. and we became the -- >> flying a prank on the bully. >> and we became the best of friends. to this day, we still go on vacation together, twice a year. we go on trips. i'm on the phone

during the pandemic when most children were not in school we saw a lot of other health harmed dr codydded that the lack of in person learning during the pandemic disrupted education weakened social supports and harm the mental health of students dr cody says adhering to safety protocols and preventative measures will help keep students in class and reduce covid cases. a new policy for anyone who plans to attend to send jose sharks game the new requirement that goes into effect on september majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. homelessness, housing, taxes, water, electricity, crime, wildfires. [sfx: bear roar] gavin, you've failed. we have to immediately cut taxes twenty-five percent. fix housing and homelessness. and make life in california affordable again. i'm a businessman, the only cpa running. shouldn't we choose ability this time? do you think john cox will be a better governor than

the buffalo bill center of the west in cody, wyoming, hosted this event in 2012 and provided the video. >> it's a great honor to introduce ernie. it's been a privilege in having him here in cody to speak and over the last three years and on each occasion i have had the pleasure and the honor of introducing him to a group here at buffalol

li savo, cody -- elias sabo codi ceo.arlisle, managing director for tmt, technology media telecom, joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: you are looking at a live shot of the principal room. coming up, which pataki. -- george pataki. this is bloomberg. guy: u.s. stocks are up, european stocks are up. this on the back of the cpi data. kind of pointing to the idea that maybe the inflation rate is going to moderate. i guess joins us from wells fargo to give us her take on what is happening. she is an equity strategist. we have seen yields pick up some of their lows, but nevertheless, these numbers kind of confirming the validity of that call. >> it is certainly one of the factors keeping yields lower than you would expect in such a inflationary and cyclical recovering economy. it was interesting to see the numbers. it gives us more of a hint, slowing down from last month. it is slowing down, not moving out of control. it gives us justification to the fed delay tapering. it is also weighing on yields today. alix: is that a

cody >> caller: hey, buddy.? >> caller: i'm hanging in there. hey, wanted to ask you a question so with the growing focus on sustainability and reducing and eliminating plastic waste, what are you thinking about danamer scientific >> no. this is going to be solid companies like eastman chemical. it's not going to be solved by little guys because you need scale. that's my take i need to go to andy in alabama. andy >> caller: jim, boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> caller: long time listener, long time philadelphia eagles fan. >> there you go. go birds >> amzn. >> did you know amzn is down do we run? or do we just say, you know what we're going to ride it out i'm choosing to ride it out. i think you should join me on the ride and it stops at the a pokka lichs. let's go to joe in kansas. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, jim. >> caller: acfirst time caller. action alert club member. >> thank you. >> caller: calling about the stock weed maps just announced what seemed like a solid second quarter. >> we have to take a break

cody says the best way to keep students safe is have all eligible people vaccinated, parents and teachers and kids who are old enough. we are tracking all covid cases in the bay area. go to nbcbayarea.com, find out how many cases were reported in your child's school. we have a covid-19 dashboard link in our trending bar. >>> it could be a sign we looking for. a downward trend. the state's positivity rate is 5.4%. down slightly over the past week. hospitalization rates across the country are rising. you can see the hospitalization rates is steadily climbing. just 100,000 people hospitalized with covid-19. about 94,000 people. take a look at where the majority hospitalizations taken place. there are some spots in southern oregon, central oregon, the majority are happening in texas, mississippi, alabama and florida. let's compare that to our state's hospitalization rate that's also climbing, 8500 hospitalized right now. what you don't see, we could be at the beginning of a decline right now. the state says within the last 24 hours, there were 48 fewer patients than the day before. >>> now mo

william cody, or buffalo bill, allegedly told authorities, quote, that's why the james brothers are making fools of you, they ride superior horses. jesse actually imported many of his from kentucky because he wanted thoroughbred horses. they had great stamina and they were very well schooled. so they remained calm even if gunfire broke out. actually his favorite horse was named stonewall, named for stonewall jackson. he took a picture with it in 1875. it is the only picture of jesse james with a horse that exists. in 1874, both jesse and frank got married and retired from their outlaw life for a while. lived near nashville, tennessee. jesse became a respected citizen of the area and got involved in horse racing there and even rode in many of the races. however, there's no national network at the time so catching the outlaws proved to be a very hard task since they were so hard to track. the missouri governor had tired the pinkerton detective agency to look for them, and the pinkertons were pretty upset they had not been able to arrest even a single member of the gang. even though the gang

in afghanistan and then a mcdonald and ah ah me, but if that is good in the speedo who's going over cody, the berkshire too? clearly this was how american soldiers tormented hodge leave in background prison where he'd been held for 5 months. but to say to just go, a lot of people go for the struggle to hold the job, geez, every other much, give us a buzz or that i want to shut up a sub sub or tell you about it in 2300. it was a district police chief in afghanistan and fought against the taliban. on february, the 26th that year, the us military went to his work place at the police department and arrested him. the buses are going to get up to the valuable to do nothing. but a book that is that you said no need to move this up. after his arrest g gully was thrown into a cell from either you got to be were subtle. company said, you cut the cut over with a little more, but i bet i'm on the wall only the 7 plays novel voltage things alicia minute. deb, but you're out of us from your new sub will mclean. i don't want to, but i was on the cover, know, doesn't notice that out of my, you got my su

still need that mcdonald and those who i told me, but that is good in the student who is going over cody, the berkshire today. luckily the this was how american soldiers tormented hadzic. i live in grand prison where he'd been held for 5 months. but to say to just go, a lot of people go for the what are some good to kid who does job? jeez, every other much give us a buzz about shut up out of when i was supposed to tell you, but about me in 2300. it was a district police chief in afghanistan and fought against the taliban february the 26th that year. the us military went to his workplace at the police department and arrested him. the buses are going to get up to the valuable to me. but i think you said that even after his arrest, how jiggling was thrown into a cell from either you got to be were subtle. companies that are good with the cut cut all the more but i bet i'm only want only the set of novel voltage in a minute. yeah. but you're out of us from the new sub will mclean. i don't want to, but the present because i don't know, doesn't notice for out of my, you got my someday that goe

your sammy, what's cody? okay. yeah. you see you in london too. i don't like the peculiar who you see. i knew when i was your point, me mouth school, you know, reach people and it was good to you feel? no, no, it was a way to do these. now, when you get to know each meal, what do you guys or talking about the new when i was young, who point you to what it be. nice to me is my mom me, i'm hungry. my legacy. we knew quite what you see for when i actually when i was friends, right. she came out a lot more. yeah. we got one. when you're ready. she's like, why did you know to me for my own medicine? no. no. no. okay, and when you look at him, when the sad part is for it, have a good night ill as an artist is supposed to be keeping some cache around you because you would definitely bump into some of his boys and this but you to give them all your time because it is a contrast, one of them that made it live and us better to give back and now to cops. now the cops everywhere and i know that the recall we didn't, we didn't go through the record to get the

. >> reporter: cody simon is a school superintendent. district one of just two defying the governor's order and requiring all kids and educators to mask up. simon says two custodians from her district recently died from covid-related complications. >> the thought of losing any more staff, teachers, or a student -- i can't tolerate. i wouldn't be able to handle. and the fact that i'm even at this place where i have to fight to not have dying children or dying staffmembers is so frustrating. >> we need to be nuanced and flexible in our recommendations and we need to be arming our schools with all the tools to make sure to keep kids safe. by banning masks, mask mandates, you are essentially creating unnecessary risk in schools. >> reporter: this week the state's education commissioner began investigating districts that defied the governor's order and mandated masks. >> this issue's been framed as a parent choice issue. we see this as an issue that is purely public health, purely public safety. the same way that someone is required to have a

sarah cody. >> covid is probably here to stay for a while. so the strategy needs to be how do we live with covid. >> she was the first health officer in the country to take significant action against covid at the beginning of this entire pandemic. she tells us the things she'sing to personally because of the delta variant and her advice for parents with children too young to get vaccinated. >>> also yesterday we broke the news. today more exclusive information about the leaning

not only did she call it before leaving roto cody, and now the elder blesses the 2 key ways as they moved from one tribes land to another. with a rod in a new home egmont national park, where they welcomed by custodians of the land. a few we have arrived safely and so we're going to do a bit of a show and tell me goes birds will join 14 other key we released in the last month. it's a vital step in saving wald, k we, which will almost walked out across the region 2 decades ago. mo, re leader jamie tusa says the bird hold great significance to indigenous people. we are the mountain, the mountain is up and so we have a response ability to ensure that the health and wellbeing of l environment as if the center of everything we do being able to return. the key we back to this place is important. i want the forest to be alive, so i want to hear good song again. i want my grandchildren, great grandchildren, to experience it, boots song ah, across new school children, learn how to build louis to trap test the queue, wildlife. and you know, having coffee as you caught some 30 shooting and i want th

not only did she call it before leaving roto cody, and now the elder blesses the 2 key ways as they move from one tribes land to another. to rise in a new home egmont national park where they welcome bye custodians of the last few. we have arrived safely and so we're going to do a bit of a show and tell me good birds. we'll join 14 of the key we released he in the last month. it's a vital step in saving wald, k. we, which we're almost walked out across this region 2 decades ago. moldy leader, jamie tusa, says the bird hold great significance to indigenous people. we are the mountain, the mountain is us and so we have a response validity to ensure that the health and wellbeing of l environment as if the center of everything we do being able to return. the key we back to this place is important. i want the forest to be a life. so i want to have a song again, i want my grandchildren, my great grandchildren, to experience boots on ah, across new school. children, learn how to build louis to trap piss the q wildlife. and you know, how many customers you caught them all 30 and we hate. yup. bu

there was some heated exchanges in that game and cody wouldn't be surprised if there was more to come. this team is not going to not going to back down and take, take a backward step when mean when been provoked. so, you know, we played together. we played to win and we don't let anyone or any opposition just take us lately. as for opponents england, a record about the java milan he comes in for dom sibley who's been dropped off the rainy passing 35 twice in his last 15 innings. is the land of 1st test in 3 years. he hasn't played since dropping very clearly twice in one match. yeah, cause to get that, i don't think but forget the rest of the time. so that wasn't one of my best. and that's to show you that it's cricket. yes, it's amazing that just before your time in helping but do the wrong. it's the stop school and run. you got patches, everything seems to fall apart. but yeah, it's not the best. the australian cited queens and whole host of the remaining matches of the rugby championships starting next month because of current of ours restrictions matches originally scheduled to ta

the court left about the white house as it is disappointed by the decision. president joe biden is cody, on cities, states, landlords and covenant agencies to prevent evictions. the secretary general says the situation in ethiopia to grow region is now a humanitarian catastrophe. he's calling for an immediate end to the 9 months will, more than 400000 people living in conditions close to famine. but ethiopian government continues to resist cause to give 8 organizations more access. all parties must be needed 3 end or still. it is without preconditions and sees the property unity to negotiate. the last thing says, fires. foreign forces should leave the country and restrict you made it an excess wall. it is he need must be guaranteed, and you meditate and workers must be respected as to humanitarian assistance. the government of is fully cognizant of its obligation to its citizens. sensationalize ation and politics of situation doesn't inform our response. we will continue to deliver on our obligation using all miss and locating all available resource. according auster is expected to reac

ah, hello again, worrying dropping efficacy for the 5 were medina, cody, the vaccines has been highlighted by a new american study showing they did significantly against the problematic delta straight after 6 months. our tc liberty has more than the possible ramifications you're about to see the face and hear the thoughts of a leader confident. he's almost beaten coven and his country. thank george, roared vaccine effort. we gain the upper hand against his virus. we can live our lives. our kids can go back to school, our economy is rory back. it must be really painful to peddle back from that which mr. biden hasn't done for now. a month after the speech, though, a senior member of his administration couldn't help admitting the nation was facing a real wake up call. if that's not a wake up call, i don't know what is, what is this scary wake up call that can be rail the whole quote unquote, heroic vaccine effort. look, pfizer is the most popular job in america. but research data collected in one state, minnesota shows that pfizer efficacy against kobe, dropped below 50 percent in july. and n

can tell everybody your connection to the bay route, blast pace, and i'm my name is cody, i'm the mother of and yes, you 15 years old young man was angelic smile. who lost his life because of explosion. i was all, i'm also a survivor of explosion and my daughter was also badly injured and she turned them in some surgeries and also i lost my house. total destruction. right. thank you so much for being on the stream today. we really appreciate your sharing such painful memories and such intimate parts of your life. antonio, antonio, you introduce yourself to stream audience and, and your connection to the bay route explosion. hi, friend me. yes, i'm a 10 year movie. i'm the founder and executive director of the collection worldwide . and we're fighting and supporting more than a 1000, a victims from the baby to explosion in that quest for justice. thanks for being on shows about antonia morales saying that you made a film which is basically half an hour asking questions while i was making the film so important that there is an investigation happening in beirut. yes, but got investigation h

that was cody. now, electric vehicles are becoming commonplace on many roads.s as simple as we'd like it to be. so how about putting down the lead and opting for a spot of wireless charging, courtesy of the road? just think of it as being like putting your mobile phone on a wireless charger. the aim of this taxi isn't to be fully recharged, butjust to get a bit of a boost while it's waiting at a taxi rank without any passengers. but maybe we are missing something here. why worry about recharging the batteries, when we could just be swapping them? stephen beckett has been to taiwan to look at some other ways electric vehicles could be powered. this is taipei's famous, or perhaps infamous, "scooter waterfall". it is one of the main routes into central taipei for thousands of commuters every way. it is mind—boggling how many mopeds there are here. thousands of them, and theyjust keep on coming. and you know what, you really get a sense ofjust how much pollution these guys are probably causing. this is the same spot a few weeks later, and believe it or not a good c

the mets brandon nimmo with a beautiful sliding catch to rob cody bellinger of extra bases. that was about the only thing that went well for the mets is the dodgers won the game 41 2.5 back of the jacks. that's the sporting life for right now. back to you guys. all right. see you later, everyone. good see you later, everyone. good night. everybody oh, thank god, i smell coffee. this morning has gotten off to a bit of a rocky... horror picture show. what did you do to your face? just a little color, to make my eyes pop. like yours are now. is this how we find out you're transitioning? oh, please don't pick a young name. the world doesn't need a 50-year-old jasmine. trust me, this'll look completely normal on camera. this just in -- i'm gonna be on the news. they're doing a segment on the real-estate market, and i'm their local expert. back to you, claire. i'm still reeling from the last time you were on the news. newscaster: and while people have found all sorts of ways to beat the heat, one local man is using his head. is it warm out? i hadn't noticed. looks like i need to r

thank you so much, cody. i love that song. i grow up listening to it and line dancing to it. you so much. we have an exceptional hour of television. from the netflix there is a booklet selena," gabriel chavarria is here, and we have a delicious and healthy recipe, puerto rican and superstar rauw alejandro has a performance you don't want to mix dominic mess. she's an advocate for women's rights, her new movie is called "the hitman's bodyguard. she solaris on top of being super beautiful which is super annoying but great for her. it's in theaters now, give it up for salma hayek! >> hello, hello. >> kelly: oh, my gosh, hello, first of all. every time i see you on tv, you are hilarious, you are so intelligent, you're hot as hell. i love doing this movie, i am so excited to be promoting it because i am a big fan of it but where are you calling from right now? speak of old london. >> i heard you were just in rome. speak i was just in rome because i was shooting a movie called "the house of gucci" with lady gaga, she is amazing, and just wrapped it up it up. >> kelly: that is amazi

wildfires has been expanded to cover 2 vast regions in eastern russian. 6 smoke has covered parts of the cody of 4 weeks and has spread to the neighboring codes region. the fires are now threatening a dozen villages with several having to be evacuated this week. and our news team has been falling. frontline cruise me with the red one. those are fires. a fire covered this area. what's highlighted and green was also a fire. what's red is what is actively burning. now, how much land does the fire cover? when about 150 square kilometers, and 150000 tech tears. there was a huge bar here, but you have already put it up. it was here where we drove the fire 100 kilometers from. yeah. i ah, it just looks like we're running and driving, trying to find the fires, but the shift fast and the wind an open escape. sometimes they move one kilometer in each direction. you have everything to store us, where is a fire, then you're told everywhere. that's how you cutie burn here. it's a total nightmare. i've never seen it as bad as this before, so i think i smarter. so where is the fire? now, everywhere. that ob

i am a case study come into laurie, she'll get a loud cody at the vehicle, putting it in your pocket for the last one on data was means walk, it was out of the news and says city and then when in fact, we had a moment. so i was just sort of reactive differently to get to the phone a can be our la foreman can make or receive a us will be sheet and this yes was purpose going nationalists, as i don't can be on with more radical, can actually stay in a step i have no immediate answer inside to the dilemma facing mich can lord postman agencies in combating with instruct king from the us? they tighten up their border and re damaging business and tourism? will it remain business as usual? ah, me, i lose energy to every part of our universe or small to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity, we can make it work for you and your business. freezing winds and rugged terrain can at times seem impossible. but for africa on traders who braved the con corey door, that it's no choice to matching the impossible to sound that goods in isolated areas. we follow that

that was heated exchanges in that game and cody wouldn't be surprised if that was more to come. this team is not going to not going to back down and take, take a backward step when mean when been provoked. so we played together, we played to win and we don't let anyone or any opposition. just take us lately for opponents england a record about minutes avenue milan. he comes in for don sibley, who's been dropped soft, rainy passing 35 twice in his last 15 innings. is millions of 1st test in 3 years. he hasn't played since dropping cali twice in one much. yeah, because again, i don't think people get better at the time to be getting that wasn't one of my best. and that just shows you as quick. it's amazing that just before your time in helping but do the wrong. it's the subsequent run he got catches everything seems to fall apart. but yet not the best man else trade in the state of queensland. we'll have the remaining matches of the rugby championship starting next month because of current events restrictions that matches originally scheduled to take place and other trailers on mu

if he was ever going to fall back on cody, it would be at jackson hole, as opposed to the september f m. c meeting that we've got coming up in september. i wouldn't expect too terribly much out of j now. but again, there is a lot of fed speak in between now and a week from now when we're all getting ready for jackson hole. but i think if j, powell has his way, he's going to resist signaling the taper coming or the tape or announcement coming at the end of september and left the pressure from within his own ranks becomes unsustainable to him. and that's very much a possibility, because people don't realize that the federal or district presidents have been dissenting for years and years. the last time there was a board member descent was in the early 2 thousands when greenspan was chair. and it's been a very long time since then, but he does have a governor who it sounds like christopher waller is ready to descend if he's pushed, given the white hot housing market. we've seen given data that came out just today that showed that new leases new apartment li, deriving at a 17 percent annua