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so they took him to crazy bets house and he hid upstairs long enough that he eventually escapes to freedom. so it's, you know, it's like an action movie. some are captured, some it, some live, some die. and they follow the james 60 some miles to williamsburg the union had taken over williamsburg crazy betty told them to go to williamsburg and hamilton is the first to arrive in williamsburg he runs for about a week hides by day runs by night now he and rose get separated. they turn a corner and there's several confederate guards. hamilton runs rose talks to the guards as, hey, who was that? yankee you to go get him? rose talks his way out of it. but there there are separated. hamilton makes it there. he's the one that warns the union. they're on their way. over a hundred men are on their way. so union sending men out on horseback to for the prisoners. hamilton makes it through this ordeal rose runs for a week. also on broken foot and ankle. at one point, he's almost captured. he jumps into a pond holding his breath. another point, he jumps into a hollowed out log, is almost caught a number

fox host tucker carlson believes that there are crazy people in the white house who provoke russia and bring the third world war closer. moreover, they do this because of several regions in the east of ukraine, to which ordinary americans. no business. but there is a retired general ttn fantasizes. how exactly washington would respond to putin's nuclear strike is just to give you a hypothetical idea of ​​our

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what i don't understand is talking about real estate a lot and rents are going up like crazy and housing prices going up like crazy and mortgage rates are going and you happen these people have to live somewhere and get off your ass and get back to work; right. neil: what if you don't need to? >> i thought rents were stabilizing and mortgage rates hit the highest and mortgage demand has come down dramatically almost to decade lows. >> but my point is even if rents stayed put our come down, they're relative to where they were. >> people working or living maybe in my how many times neil: see you guys back a little later in the show. in the meantime to both of the point here, this economy is still surprise a lot of people at it is inherited strike. we talk about jobs gains of being a little bit better in some thought and they're continuing the slide well off and the markets, the real seems to be digesting how far does a slow down go if we're not seeing any real palpable slow down in the jobs airy that . now, we're certainly getting evidence from a host of companies laying off people even in

they take to crazy bets house. after a week when the confederates stop searching for the runaways, she put him in a wagon, covered him with food and strong. he escapes. he's the one who tells the main story and briefs. grant. lincoln. and so on and so forth. the guy on the lower left, you can see, has one arm. that's frederick bartels, an bartels and lost an arm. continued to fight. was a scholar and a poet. he as poetry, kept the men inspired. his love letters to all of their on their behalf. to all of their wives and mothers and all that. kept men inspired, kept the families inspired. he lives through it. bartels son stays in uniform. he's leading his men from the front. and in the final closing hours of the war, he's shot and killed. it's a great loss. when the other men heard about it, they were deeply disturbed by that. and the guy on the lower right, that also looks a bit like a musketeer that's covered to the cuban who fought, as did men from around the world who were against the horrors of human bondage, sl

listen, let's go back, at least close the house, you're crazy.e wakes up, i don’t know, but i feel sorry for him. you got me here, wait, and i i quickly run away, why am i with you. hello this is news at the first studio by maria vasilyeva at the beginning of the issue briefly about the main topics the new satellite of our ministry of defense light launch vehicle angara, launched from the cosmodrome, plesetsk successfully launched the kosmos 2560 apparatus into orbit all 24 floors of residents were hastily evacuated. a powerful flood in crete raging streams drown houses easily carry away cars one person died if missing. songs that flow from the heart to cuba relatives and friends right on the television kitchen of channel one tonight, sing along and you are our viewers. don't miss the new vocal project. let's eat in the kitchen. all countries at the beginning of donbass fired again donetsk struck at the petrovsky kirovsky kuibyshevsky district of the city used shells of 155 mm caliber, as reported in the joint center for control and coordination,

moshensky seventies became a real golden age in the history of the bolshoi theater of belarus, crazy full houses, kilometer-long queues at the box office. tickets only by pull, the main thing was that people's artist of the republic valentin elizaev was together in the theater; it was just a hype. it was impossible to buy tickets and sold them at the box office. uh, only on the condition that you buy at the same time a few more ballets for the opera at the most unmarketable. you can not go there, but the main thing is that you bought the tickets. glory brother belarusian ballet to the whole vast country in the epicenter of the cultural life of young minsk were mr. valentin elizariev, seventy- third year. i just graduated from the leningrad conservatory, the choreographer department, and from the third year at the conservatory , our former minister of culture and yuri mikhailovich was tracking me down, a wonderful person. uh, in the third year i received an award at an all-union competition. and here, probably, they were looking for a person who would lead the pipe, therefore, it so happened that

moshensky seventies became a real golden age in the history of the bolshoi theater of belarus, crazy full houseser-long queues at the box office, tickets only by pull. the principals were together in the folk theater artist of the republic valentin elizaev it was just a hype, it was impossible to buy tickets and sold them at the box office. uh, only with the condition that you buy at the same time a few more ballet flats for the opera for the least popular . you can thread there, but the main thing is that you bought the tickets. glory to the beaver, the belarusian ballet thunders throughout the vast country in the epicenter of the cultural life of minsk, the young were together mr. valentin elizariev, 73 years old. i just finished. leningrad conservatory ballet ministerial department and me from the third year conservatory tracked down, our former minister of culture and yuri mikhailovich a wonderful person, in his third year, he received an award at an all-union competition. and here, probably they were looking for a person who was the head of the pipe, therefore, it so happened that i was ass

is a growing understanding that russia made a mistake by starting the war against you. crazy news process. lower house of parliament has approved moscow's claimed annexation of 4 regents in ukraine follows what ukraine in its allies have described as sham referendums in the russian controlled areas. north korea has that find a ballistic miss sullivan, northern japan. the missile was launched off at north careers, east coast and fell into the pacific ocean. japan is condemned to launch in that south korea's president has warned of a resolute response. the only joke or took a look at it in all a ballistic missile launch that flew over our country is not only an issue for a craft vessel. so it's also a serious and problematic action that involves the safety of residents living in the area where the massage flew over. we have strongly protested against north korea in the strongest terms. mr. mckee and indonesian police chief and several at top officers have been sacked off the saturday stadium stampede in the city of milan, at least $125.00 people were killed in the disaster investigations. the u. s. nati

is a growing understanding that russia made a mistake by starting the war against you. crazy, busy rushes, lower house of parliament has approve the moscow's that claimed annexation of all regions in ukraine. it follows what ukraine and its allies have described as sham referendums in the russian controlled areas. just over a week ago, north korea appears to fight a ballistic miss oliver northern japan, japanese government warned citizens to take cover and was forced to suspend some train operations in its northern regions. in the sol isn't launched off north korea as east coast and fell into the pacific ocean. it sprung young's 5th rounds of weapons testing in the last 10 days. around supreme leader has blamed the us and israel for anti government protests, sweeping the country. which of the dozens of people dead and his 1st public comments on the unrest, ayatollah. how many said rights have been engineered by ron's enemies. vincent, asian police chief and several top officers have been sacked of the saturdays stadium stampede. in a city of milan, at least $125.00 people were killed in the disaster,

original question about theis white house when i lost my train of thought that it's unfortunate they empathize with that choice because of those people were necessary the crazypeople were also necessary that they were driving it you cannot paddle whole white house or apparatus. >> that's like trump grabbing the wheel. [laughter] >> so that's where it was tough to grapple with that from time to time and then to move on it's like you are a mid-level manager what am i supposed to do tomorrow? >> do you think all of this is specific to the republican party? or do you see this across the board in professional political circles? >> i hope this translates to everything jobs that they are not sure about is this the best use of my short time here on earth i think there are some differences because the craving one —- crazy mob driving the republicans those people that have the mob mentality that the democratic coalition look at biden and every primary it's a combination of college-educated voters but there is the bulwark to a certain degree but i think that is the key difference and that said bed demonizing section of this i tried really hard to be honest with their d

it tells you with white house is. >> laura: i want to show you something new. >> there absolutely crazy off in the first and only divinatory old debate there, play little bit. >> over six mine of our fellow floridians have gotten covid. under your leadership. his most antibusiness governor i've ever seen. [laughs] [laughs] >> yep except for all the businesses leading the nation in net immigration. focus on the vulnerable population, but make sure that you're not locking down rest the people we have thrived as a result that would not have happened if charlie chris i got his way and locked on the state of florida in july of 2020. [laughs] >> laura: when they committed abating to say that ron desantis is antibusiness real quick. respond? >> thing of the insanity saying during antibusiness governor wherefore the country understands florida is where the two or three best places in the country to do business. democrats are asking us to ignore arise, ignore our ears, pretend that none of this is happening in the country is too smart for that. >> laura: i want to think if you're really sweet an

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house. i have to pay sales tax on my propane, which is crazy. it is like a luxury to heat your house.ll the hidden tes. sales tax in ohio, you have to pay on labor. it used to be tax-free. i'm a senior citizen. we had an 11.5% construction loan back then. prices didn't go up as high as what they are going on now. i don't understand this inflation. it is got to be higher than what they are saying. it is crippling to the economy. you are going to see another raised by the fed next -- in november pretty soon. i guess it will be .75%. that will not help either. and i'm in independent but i'm leaning more towards the republicans now because it seems like they have a plan and when trump was president we were doing better, it seemed like. host: will a republican all the way down the ticket? caller: i have already voted, to be honest, and i did. i had to. just the word democrat makes me sick to my stomach. i've never seen anything like this in my life. host: that is george in ohio. a politico report making some news yesterday. jessica taylor, who follows senate races, with this news. arizona

year the american housing survey shows san francisco at the top of the list for people thinking about leaving that's followed by seattle and dallas. i'm not surprised it is it's crazyof housing is really high here. i know people who have left and many of them move to states like, texas. sometimes it's housing. sometimes it's also just the state taxes one friend move to denver another friend move to austin more people say they're moving for quality. life reasons and because their dollar can go much further elsewhere kevin ho has been a real estate professional for 11 years median prices here in san francisco are still well over a million dollars. we've seen a lot of people leave the bay area for destinations elsewhere in the country. the southeast is pretty popular atlanta or the carolinas the last time interest rates were at where they're at. now the prices were half of where they are now too. so as the interest rates go up affordability becomes even more of a challenge. according to real estate agent kevin ho earlier this year when clients would leave it would take a week or two to sell their home. now. he says it's taking more like a month or more live in the new

existential geopolitical things that scare the heck out of me what is china going to do with housing? how crazyxt what is going with the midterms? i have a battle going on for me, it is so complex it is almost impossible. no one forecasts well. i don't forecast well. the best strategists don't forecast well. what you can do is control what you can control and analyze what you can analyze. you look at your portfolio and you look at what is out there. yeah >> with all that, then, if you are a portfolio manager looking at these things, you have to be looking at it through the lens of something you have to find picks or opportunities. where do they lie and what makes them your picks? >> right this is where individual stocks don't always move in line with the market i actually emailed my analyst and said there is capitulation pricing in individual stocks you don't need to wait for the market to bottom you can look at individual stocks for me, and i do this half because it is my job and half to bring myself emotional comfort i look at lamar advertising. if you see that, you will see the big billboard

see many million dollar listings so this is going to be a challenging market even for a crazy, extraordinary houseu frolicking in that indoor water park. that looks bananas but the fact you have the high end homes for multimultimillions in a softening market, is that part of the reason we're seeing the languishing on the market? if you have enough money to have an indoor water park, maybe you want to build your own place >> reporter: right and maybe on the water, not with an indoor water park youer you're right a lot of these high end homes were built with their taste. this is built by the found er-yer o yankee candle. right now, unless they need to buy something, they're not buying >> robert, thank you enjoy that water park. robert frank in western massachusetts. >>> real quickly before we get you to tech check, did want to look at shares of american express. losses are worsening, the conference call has ended. there were condition concerns with the conditions to the loan loss provision and they had strong loan growth so they felt like they had to reserve more for that. they say hey we feel reall

price starts crazy house with interpretations.ll, that the united states is so negatively a and painfully perceived the decision of guardianship. plus not uh, because it has some kind of fundamental impact on the market, but because they did not agree with their decision, because they made a decision contrary to the american wish, and in the united states they are already discussing punishment for saudi arabia in the first place, as an informal leader. uh, the guardianship of the largest country itself. eh guardian. yesterday, the white house reported that biden had already begun a reassessment of us relations with the ambulance, he intends to coordinate further steps with congress, but at the same time, washington does not consider a ban on supplies to be a priority issue weapons of military equipment to saudi arabia, let me remind you that a corresponding bill has already been submitted to congress to ban the supply of american weapons for a year. e to saudi arabia. alexander germanovich. here. eh, what could it be? actually? th

the are age restoration, luxury housing, and if you don't think we are in a recession you are crazy. fort myers, he will meet governor desantis, robert ray is there. what is the president going to see? >> the president will see scenes like this of devastation all over the coastline. when he goes to fort myers beach, which is a corner mile from me he will see piles of debris that are incredibly deep, search and rescue continues complicating the search and rescue for them. this could last 5 to 7 days on these barrier islands and the economic impact, in the billions. it is one of the top 3 costliest hurricanes to hit the us. we've spent much time traversing this region talking to first responders about their challenges and listening to people that lost loved ones. listen. >> responders have been working for the past week on what they call a complicated mission because of the amount of destruction and debris. in the days immediately after the impact, pulling residents out from under piles of destruction and a daunting and depressing process even for veteran first responders. >> tears. i'

house! i'm going crazy. i couldn't hold it. he street telling everybody i'm going to be staying at dr. j.'s house. so i get there, you know, and he is talking to me, and i'm just mesmerized. i don't care if i'm sleeping on the floor, on the couch, you know, i'll sleep anywhere. so went to sleep, woke up, went to the game. he was in the play-off game. and who would ever thought, this is how a blessing it is. in playing in the nba championship my first year as a rookie. seven months later, i'm in the finals against dr. j. >> jimmy: what a life, what an incredible story. and you beat dr. j. so he must have been mad he gave you the advice. yeah! [ applause ] now i love the man. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but he was between me and that championship. i was not going to let him beat me. you know, that series, i'm still the only player in nba history as a rookie to be named finals mvp. isn't that crazy? [ applause ] >> and the crazy thing is we played the game. i went back to my hotel and watched the game because it wasn't live then. >>jimmy: r

. >> it will be a crazy environment, i remember playing in 2005, it is deafening how loud the big houserazy environment for penn state pulling off the upset. pete: don't want to steal your thunder but do you have a prediction? where do you think it goes? >> i would love to give you a prediction for the game but you got to tune in. or kick off on fox, and a lower scoring game, and big 10 football a lot of running. pete: very interesting, you're in the middle of it, i am jealous of you, a lot more fun, watching it today at noon. >> come join us at some time. pete: will would not allow me, i will take you with to figure it out, brady quinn, you are the man. we have a big final hour still ahead and we will find the kid in the cake or in the pig. dan vongino and clay travis will be here. ♪ mahindra is the official tractor of tough. right, chase? yep. that's right, tony. this baby's got four thousand pounds of front-end lift capacity, right? it sure does. so who's tougher, kid? me or you? you are, tony. can you put me down, now? what? you want to go higher? okay. i said down, you old goat! i

firstly, people have to start building houses with government subsidies in crazy places. to be building houses on the coastline in his degree weather that is in florida -- we >> will they wake up when it changes migration patterns, where folks will live. they're not gonna want to live in places where their governors are not focused on sustainability. >> the second point is that people need to stop talking seriously about mitigation of climate change. it's both adaptation and mitigation. and that is not being viewed properly. it's taken as a political football. >> we have to take a commercial break. the answer is potentially, everyone should move to the finger lakes. george, you are nice. you are a bit nasty, but you're a good person. stay with us. when we come back, 70% of americans, they want congress to ban stock trading. for whom? for lawmakers. big question. how can they can't get it done? when the 11th hour continues. 11th hour continues welcome to my digestive system. it's pretty calm in here with align probiotic. you see... your gut has good and bad bacteria. and wh

firstly, people have to start building houses with government subsidies in crazy places. his degree weather that is in florida -- we >> will they wake up when it changes migration patterns, where folks will live. they're not gonna want to live in places where their governors are not focused on sustainability. >> the second point is that people need to stop talking seriously about mitigation of climate change. it's both adaptation and mitigation. and that is not being viewed properly. it's taken as a political football. >> we have to take a commercial break. the answer is potentially, everyone should move to the finger lakes. george, you are nice. you are a bit nasty, but you're a good person. stay with us. when we come back, 70% of americans, they want congress to ban stock trading. for whom? for lawmakers. big question. how can they can't get it done? when the 11th hour continues. vicks vapostick. strong soothing... vapors. help comfort your loved ones. for chest, neck, and back. it goes on clear. no mess. just soothing comfort. try vicks vapostick. ♪ well the sun is shin

and so imagine -- again, just crazy headlines coming out of the republican majority house over the next two years. >> and they promised to have those hearings already. >> promised. >> kevin mccarthy and those who would be in power said, yes, we would look at impeaching joe biden, we'll talk a lot about hunter biden. they'll have hearings they think are payback for everything brought up on donald trump, which he earned, by the way. >> matt gates last week in an interview said he thinks the republican voters would rebel against them if they didn't impeach joe biden. they're putting that on the table. the white house thinks, look, they wanted democrats to control the house. they recognize politically not a bad thing to have that gop congress be a foil going into 2024. >> it's just not, because they have people who will make sure they're making headlines. whatever the jewish space laser's equivalence is in '23-24 or the italian dude that stole the election or all the other craziness, the qanon conspiracy theories, that will be front and center if republicans control the house. that is nothi

it drives me crazy -- really doesn't drive me crazy, i'm like kelly. glass house here.rder their steak burnt, well done. i can't complain but my wife and daughters like their steaks well done and they're very fun to hang out with so it's good but it's one of those things where people get angry when you order that. they look at you and give you a discounted -- sconceed look. >> eating off another person's plate, double drinking, double-doubling, blowing your nose in a napkin. all secretions. >> i need to wrap this up. it's one of the things when you see it, do you ever say anything to anybody, kelly? >> i don't, but my husband certainly does to me. oh yeah. all the time. >> would you call somebody out, ashley? >> oh yeah. absolutely. the nose blowing in the napkin -- i'm yes toed out by the napkins tonight -- i'm grossed out by the napkins tonight so -- >> matt finn, would you call someone out for chomping loudly? >> i try not to because everyone eats differently and i'm not the master of how someone wants to eat. i know certain people to stay away from truthfully. >> he

i stayed in a job i wasn't crazy about in the house of representatives.how do we know when to start, stay and leave? and that's why i wrote the book. >> brian: only thing missing was your last move, your decision to leave congress and come to fox. where does that rank? or should we wait to read the book in january? >> you know what? i wanted to be sitting where you're sitting, brian, and i didn't get that job. i auditioned for it and didn't get it. >> brian: whoa! i did not know that. trey in the morning! >> steve: there was an application out? >> carley: trey, you have your own show. one hour. you don't even have to share it with two other people! >> yeah, but i don't get to sit with you all. i don't get to sit with you all. i get lonely doing it by myself. brian's job. >> brian: my job? wow! >> steve: look at that. >> brian: now i can't wait to get the book and see how it ends. >> steve: there's always room on the couch, any time you're in new york city. >> carley: i love your show. i get to listen to the rerun on it in sunday mornings. i wake up in the

knocked on the door of who police say is 40 year-old jessica kahn or ice in my back is crazy running in her house for my brother and then like get my brother back. then she this in my baby. he's starting a lot of i like okay. the 11 year-old told newsnation's denver affiliate kdvr. he saw something in the home that made him go with his gut and run hammer and it will like okay. grandma low resume doubt that that's when the boys ran into someone on the street who could help and stumbled and from bourg a dvr spoke with the boy's mother over the phone. i grabbed thank they are. >> denver police say the woman in the home threw bottles at them when they arrived. police eventually called out of swat team. they say she screamed profanities at them as they took her into custody. and in the meantime, the loose, errol family is beyond relieved everybody safe. >> i don't get >> some sports highlights for you. the giants making their first acquisition of the offseason. the team hired former asked rose assistant general manager pete petit, le as their new general manager. he spent 12 seasons with the astros or

growing understanding that russia made a mistake by starting the war against you. crazy news. rosen rushes that lower house of parliament has approved moscow's claimed annexation of 4 regions in ukraine. if one is what you train on its allies, have described as sham referendums in the russian control areas. just over a week ago. north korea has fight a ballistic miss sullivan, northern japan, that the missile was launched off north korea's east coast and fell into the pacific ocean. japan has condemned the launch and the south korea's president. as want of a resolute response, iran's supreme leader has blamed the us and israel for anti government protests, sweeping the country. which of left dozens of people dead. and his 1st public comments on the unrest, ayatollah ali. how many said lights have been engineered by ron's enemies? and their an indonesian police chief and several tub officers have been sacked after saturday's stadium stand in the city of milan. at least 125 people were killed in a disaster, including 32 children. the british pound has recovered some of its value against the dollar of the u.

the american housing survey shows san francisco at the top of the list thinking about leaving. >> it is crazy expensive. >> i know of people who have left. sometimes it is housing, sometimes it is the state taxes. >> one moved to denver, one friend moved to austin. >> their dollar can go much further elsewhere. >> median prices are still well over $1 million. we have seen people leave the bay area for other destinations. last time interest rates were at where they are at now, prices are half. as interest rates go up, affordability becomes an even bigger thing. >> prices in the city are well over $1 million. a single-family home will go from 1.6 to $2 million in the condo is not far behind. clients would take a week or two and now it is taking even longer. >> a meeting in crockett tonight about a bad sewage smell that has taken over the town. it may be another week before the odor is gone. >> we have been suffering inside as well as in. >> i have been experiencing nausea, brain fog. >> is coming from the wastewater treatment plant. the extreme heat caused equipment to malfunction. rental equip

house is now? >> t i want theo show you something o ask yourself. the crazy christian rhonda santurce faced off tonight in the first and only gubernatorial debatee there. >> i want to plabiy a little bio .tt covid over six million of our fellow. floridians have gotten covered under your leadership. eadershiyou're the most anti bus governor i've ever seen.r >>se that's 90%, governor . neah, except for all the businesses that are moving down here and leading the nation in that in migration, focusnerable on the vulnerable population, but make population sure you're not locking down the rest of as a the people. resud as a result. that would not have happened ifn charlie crist had got his wad y and locked down the state of florida in july of 2020 . o >> well, note another example of what happens when democratsan actually commit to debating.g i mean, to say thats antibu ron desantis is antisi business. resp >> real quick response now. i just need to say, think about the insanity of charlie crist saying you'rsanitye an anti buss governor when everybody in the countr

the hearings, obviously, have identified a team of crazies was running the white house.nk, right now, we need to look forward and we need to see what happened two years ago in order to try to almost predict what we could see in the future with any type of election overthrow activities. whether it's violence, option electors, or manipulating state houses in order to discount votes. that's why i am so -- >> there's been some reporting on -- and speculation about -- the thomas's, and why took so long for the committee to speak with ginni thomas. when they did speak with her, it wasn't on a subpoena. in your view, to your knowledge, did the delay in the committee speaking to ginni thomas, and again, not even under subpoena, under oath, even though she clearly tried to overturn the election, was that a result into whole or in part republican vice chair of the committee liz cheney wanting to protect clarence analysts thomas? >> i don't know what's in liz's heart. i don't know what's in the committee's heart. i will tell you this, once you see the data, you have to react and at

crazy column, all right? it's got nothing to do with being conservative. >> house speaker paul ryan dealt with what was called the big crazy caucus at arm's length. >> if a conservative cause depends in the populist appeal of one personality or of second rate imitations, then we're not going anywhere. >> well, we'll see. this wing of the party, the maga caucus, will be bigger and stronger than ever in 2023. and kevin mccarthy will need their support to become and then to stay speaker. hence, inviting marjorie taylor greene to sit right behind him as he unveiled the commitment to america. greene told "the new york times" magazine that if mccarthy does not give her a lot of power and leeway, the republican base is, quote, going to be unhappy about it. i think that's the best way to read that. that's not in any way a threat at all. i just think that's reality, unquote. democrats stripped the committee assignments from marjorie taylor greene and another republican who espoused republican extreme views, congressman gosar, both of whom appeared, by the way, at a white supremacist convention. what will happen to the

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house. he puts on crazy light shows every year. he moved to lynden, this is his latest creation.d the display is over 400 feet high. there is music and images from the show stranger things and ghostbusters. i want to make the drive to go see that, that is amazing. i do not even want to know how much it cost. frances: i cannot believe he synchronized all of those, i can barely fly my drone. in fact, we lost hours. i did look up the drive for you, maybe i will join you. it is about an hour and a half from san francisco. karina: we could do it. frances: we could do it if there is no traffic. here a live look from mount tam. there is cloud cover, but the fog is not as dense. that is better news for viewing conditions this afternoon for the airshow. i will let you know exactly how much better it is going to be and the cooler temperatures ahead. karina: next, speaking out for the first time since the fight incident at practice. how he plans to rebuild the trust between his teammates. ♪ naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on

it was created by crazy mess mirshaty my mother has been renovating her house in bucha for six monthsder. after the occupation, they took a knife and threw it into the furniture. his house survived the siege and the invasion of the militants, and we made our national ornament, not knowing the moment he mixed up that he was not taken after he was beaten at the beginning of the war in there were eight members of the family and my mother's in the house, two dogs and a parrot, they all sat through the shelling. here in the room with the fireplace, everyone died because it was warm here, the bag remembers well the day when the enemy came to his house, i say you i was already released, but they didn't start plowing and running with a machine gun. you can't tell that a family lives here, which once fled the war in 1997 in tajikistan, the war is on the streets, heavy equipment is everywhere , armed soldiers are disappearing from homes, people's lives are like hell, this is presented to the world as internal civil conflicts, but mishak knows very well who forced him to leave his home because o

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houses? >> yeah, that is what is so crazy, chris.created a system that is voter proof, for republicans, and just think about this stat. democrats have to win the statewide vote by 12 points. just to get a majority, a bare majority in the legislator. republicans can get a majority in the legislator majority with just 44% of votes. so we have seen but over the last decade that democrats are getting a majority of votes or close to it in wisconsin. but republicans are getting huge majorities in the legislator. and now they are on the verge of a supermajority, which would basically allow them to totally nullify democracy in that state. so there is a lot of states where gerrymandering has skewed politics. but i think there is no state or gerrymandering has skewed politics more than wisconsin. >> that number is crazy. they can win 44% of the vote, statewide, and when a majority in the state houses. 44% is a bad showing. like, 44%, you get 44%, you have probably lost the election. the way they draw the maps, the way they packed democrats in

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